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MINIS DRR.s SFIfs.
Ness BxsiRsss Swtss,
YoyrHs' DRHss SUITS,
YcxtkJ' Exsiasss Sxits,
CHILpRHH's DRESS SuIrs,

C61lcTtI'J Sck0oI SH1tS
EoAH WALKER e. Co., Marble Hall Clothing
StoCs. Browns Hotel Building. would respectfully
Winter Clothing is now ready for inspection. It
is comprised OF an assortment OF Gentemsn's and
Youths Clothing of the news. and riches: des
in material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy, in
fashionable articles OF Dress opportunity ls w
offered for selecting ro the most attractive stock
of X eady Made Clothing in this city, at very
Inoa1 rr'ce'. ap8-ly
No.4-"HE DIED OF QUACks," mig ut mark ma ny
a grave but hoy MANY victims OF COnsump Z Oh
might have bfen saved by early reliance upon
Mrs y. Garduet's indian Ra|ssm of LlverwOrt,
sold by ali the Druggists in the word ia 3 lw,r
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BY &c. MCGUIRE & Co, Auc.ioneer..
SMALL. LOT OF VALUABLE SECOND
- HAND hoOKs AT AUCTIov ON FRIDAY Eve
MING, January 9Th. at ga O'Clock, at the Auction
Rooms, We shall sell about volumes of valuable
Books. comprising
Reess Cj c:Opedia, a volumes, handsomely bound
Russia,
Hoydei's Milton. with plates, 5 vols folio,
NG!pOie's Royal and Noble Authors,
Bcrry's Dictionary of iSeraidry, with plates
Cott9n's English Peerage, with plates,
London Illustrated News,
London Punch ~ vols. &c.
Terms cash.
ia % &c McGU.RES CO Arcts
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by J. c. MCGUIRE = CO. Auctioneers
DEN. F. FRENCH'S TENTH ANNUALSALE
vs. 81 Books AID Stationery at auction. az store of
nn sssr Jsmas TSn ss,e ese Is every eve,ss
~ every. department. of Literature. science. and
to iipe Git Books worth $50 fac Bibles and PRAYER
Books, ButIrs fine Gift Books, for 1862 Stationery
OF every variety; a.. OF llch vii be sold very low
private sale at half price. Cal aud sas
de lad BEN T.. ga ENCH Salesman.
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I IMPERIAL rRUNES,
i CAPRES
We recelved q few days since supply Of fresh
Imperial Prunes and Capfes Non paTeiies, selected
for US in Bordeaux. The Prunes are very large and
juicy. KING Il BURCHEl.L,
ia23 cor. 18th ~. ard Vermont ave.
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TURKS ISLAND SALT

T'UKh ; Is LAID SALT
AFLOAT'
: , TO- buSh elS RIGHT cargo of brig Leni, direct
from Turks Island. For sale by
JAS. C. NEVETT,
ia 2i-eOSt Duke ST. Wharf, AlexanGria, Va.
'FHE BEST PLANO FORTES-The Raven.
L Bacon Co. Piano, which have used at the
merits III " i!lards Hall, is the best square piano
l have ever played upon. :. r.. MILLS.
A new assortment has Just arrived at the Music
st re- Of ia Isl ~. &. METZEROTT.
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HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE. containing
IL Is rooms, sas. Potomac water; oath room, K c..
Inquire on tho promises, No. ~ Missouri avenuo,
bstween AZ Il Hth streets. TIE furniture viii rs
s0ld rented with the house, If desired.
ID Inn
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DOR RENr-The FIRST FLOOR OF the huIt-
L ing Immediately opposite the wEet Wig OF the
City Hal, recent. occupied by Chas. :. Eallach
rs "iicc. Also the front room in the second
story e.d the third floor Of the same LuidIEg For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACE, No. ,
Toui sia ayeuua.
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OUR THANkS.-We - turn q sur ma cue
~ toners ard friends that have patroBised US
during The past season, and who nave come forward
:" pfcmp:y and settled tieIr bills pres Eted. 1T
January, h. pIIc IA future 10 their increased
Coz nCvuce and Liberal patronage. 10 those who
Her. n" vet Eetted tcIr scc pnnts as rendered, We
most rec 9nUifr y anu earn request thom 10 do
10, If possible, 10y st February, rs upon prompt
p1yH eat alone are enabled % serve them on
IN ,,ost te:GIs. J. M. GOLBEY CO.,
l2-lt' 522 ~ 4 above Pa
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FOR SALE AND RENT

FOR RENT-A BRICK DWELLING, situ
ated on q street, between It'll and 18th airests,
contain ing eight large rooms, besides pantry an,
incl cellar. For particulars Inqu at No 269 cth
street, above | st. 10 \; 81
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FATAL ACCIDENT Yesterday. about o'clock
III, little hoy, son of Valentine Griessr
tgilor, corner Of l. and II hth street. north wa.
Jrned 10 death. The parents Were Temporarily
rs ut from the room. and the child OF possess on
q s~n- matches, which igniting aud coming in
90 It,ct with the child's garments burned him s.
badly ia a very short time that he expired In an
b rur after The child was about seventeen month,
LID
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E0R SAi.E-A MODEL. FARM, situated in
4 Montgomery county, Nd about miles from
Georgetown. on the turnpike leading tn Rockville.
1t in high state Of tlvatIOn, with all the I'M
prOvements necessary Will be sold a bargain or
exchanged for city property.
Also two sinai Hn"ses For Rent in Washing
ton, ID. G. Apply {" u. w. BRAY, Il "a! state
Agent, No. l6 18th st. in Is Inn
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etCR RENT-A two story, attic ard la, rrn ~
Z BRICK HOUSE. situated on 18th street No.
: near New York avenue. Inquire on the pTam-
.ses. IL 2i a.
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DOR RENT-TwO small FRAME HOUSES
L containing threa rooms each. batwaen list and
"a streets east, neSr b str ct south Ca pito i
Rent moderate. r. H. Ic%A EPZ
2i-St> 81. Il ST south Canitol HirI
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IGOR RENT-One tirea-st0ry BRICK H0USE
on III street north, between 5th ard 9Th streets
west. containing nine rooms, with passage a
pump of good water IL tbs yard. inquire M 2c7
sion given LIST February. ia qt-
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"a ERDSiNE, or COAL or. the cheapest
Az safest, aud mot brilliant liz ...g FLUID M
use, With AMPS Tor burning tie ~. r.. hlso~
irehh supply Ci pure MEDlClN'. =. A c.. just ~
rrcsIycd st .OOKg'S
West End nrrg Store,
jsl7-2v II2 Pa a .uup south sI1e
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE COLI
ID cor PoRATID lsO.-JoHN l. DONALDSON, Press
D" T S1 comr.SS assures LIVES and BUYS
and GRANTS ASNGITiEs, &e.
Descriptive pamphlet NAY Be- ooss q PC q The
sPS PM .yssssN n H.. W ma N!AeILLa Z. Agent s,
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IN THE CENTRE OF SEVENTH WARD
For safe oGc coed two s'orv FRAME HGISE
anu Gt next 10 the corner ~ 9Th streets south
Apply to JOHN II. TUCKER. corner az Mary-
land avenue and ltth straet. ISLAND a .L-s1.ntt
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TnR GRowiNG WHEAT CRoP IN TlNNEssEE.-
There seems to be pretty general complaint
the State that tho wheat crop has been injured by
tho severe weather of the present winter. We
hope tho crop will not prove to have been nured to
the extont which many to anticipate.
The Pulaski CITIZEN of the Goth says: "There is
general complaint among t.e farmers Of this
county, that the wheat has been killed. Some of
our farmers sowing the second time"
The Shelbyvlle Erpositor of the Goth says:
'ln Bedford county. farmers assure us, not more
than half crop will be mado. il that Some
fields arc entirely barren, owing to the heavy
freezes"
The Cleveland Banner of the Goth says "We
hear great complaints among the farmers about
their wheat being froze out and killed by the late
cold weather."
The Athens Post of the Goth says MANY fields
that were believed to have been entirely destroyed
by the severe cold weather are beginning to show
some signs of life and promise"
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Singular AND FATAL RAILROAD AccIDENT.-
Shortly after five O'Clock, on Friday morning, as
the fret express freight train ON the Pennsylvania
Railroad was coming westward, and while pass
ing through deep cut of sixty Or seventy feet,
at Charpenter's station, Westmoreland county,
rock and earth became detached FROM the side of
the cut, and lell down upon tho engine, crushing
the engineers "cab" to atoms. and instantly kill
ing Nathan Berger, the engineer. The eonduc-
tor, brakeman and fireman were slightly injured.
-InSJnrg Post. -.
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MCKINNEY & co,
NIuLEsALE NSp EEIAiL
GrOcrrs and Gen'l Commission Merchants.

Iiduk square, Main Street iAnchhurg. Va.
w receipt al our Spring stock "i GroetrcS,
W Iron Stcol. Staple Dry tiuod> sc consisting oi
tuha. Orleans and ctl,r sugars, various Etaa'N,
Loaf, tri>i,rd ,,rUnula,cd and Powdered sugar;
lsigiira. Eiu, JAVA Mocha AMI Santos Coffee;
sperm, " an. AdamaitInc ani 1allow Candies;
Brown and Fancy soups, various brhu'>
Golden Chop, mrcrin Plantation. Delicious p 'nG No.
spices o every kind sole Leather good and damage" pure
Vinegar. Liverpool ana Ground Alum salt tutou
All Nos Virginia aud Western cured Bacon; M Halifax
errin4. whole and hall barrels No AM Na-lrth IA
tit>: thd Dominion Na Engli, rein
Band Hoop AMI sheet from Norwa! Nat Eui-. ~
,a.t SG,lr and isrcl str,!; Wagon Boxes, ni to.
mt o staple Dry bu'H, such
No. uni2 olnahnrg, bIartcd ana brown SilfIUs> aaI
ictiints. BuraIs lanrnntjan Linen, tullumis. -t'r
tsuanGfgs Prins Ginll.lus No Ac. 10 which th.s ~
u ash an examinations from their friends AMI the Puh
rally.
Particular attention paid TO consgnmcnis Of AL MI al
Iruiurr. nl.tlt -Ntis.
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KANSAS AFFAIEs.-L LEAvENwoRTH January 23d.
The Territorial Legislature assembled Mt Le-
compton on Friday in conformity with the special
proclamation OF Gov. Medary, and Immediately
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4 T. II NJ s

The yIpGrNIAN published daily at ~ ana ltMe'kN AZ
n", annum in advance and Weekly al f2 nNara,. III ] n
Sope h... ~ will be charged in all cases No paper
. "a ~ except ut the non oi tue toi''i III"
~ all arrraraye- shall have been paid . -. = - -,
u ',,, or less for inserton and 81? cents i eae
~ un,,s ordered nncr-iorm weekly ana then ="
% - .ouare will be chargcdfor each insertion lhe mum
sen be not the MSSt viii e published
III III ,rl, m rcd out and charged accordingly!
THE YEARLY RATES ARE: ..
souarp ,laily
weekly
t,r two - uacs trimctkls , r., s,,
cul contract . Tin l., ,,,;to, Il, t,,,ir Lu-
~ ~, I'M advertisements charged for transient rates
An new ADVERTISEMENTS appear in The da'! ah' 'n-"eeA
notices which exceed eight lines are charged
DIV u excess
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DIscoyERY OF THE SUPPOSED IllDIsG PLAoE OF
MURDERER. - About n wear since mn Irishmnn. na-
med John G. Crowley, living in Cove street. mur-
derrd bis wife, and after disappeared. 1t has
been reported several times during the year, that
he had been seen in the city. but the police have
not been able to find him. On Thursday after
noon discovery was made Of two apartments un-
der n building in Utica street, where it is now
supposed lac has passed his time. One of the
workmen in the furniture manunctory of j. ID.
Burton, was cutting hole through tho partition
wall Of an adjoining building, and as he thrust
lis hand through the aperture to remove n brick,
his hand came in contact with an oil lamp. lIe
procured light and crawled through the apcr-
ture, and found two small apartments, just high
enough for Il man to stand up in. One of the
rooms bore evidence Of having been sleeping
apartment, aud made comfortable by steam
pipe from the furniture manutaotory, which ran
through it,
He found npon the premises pair of shears q
jug Of oil, candles, cigars, hatchet. hammer.
shovel, bread, cake. writing utensils and several
books, on ono OF which was written in two places
the name OF John G. Crowley. Further exanina.
tion revealed n small door, opening into the Wor-
cester Railroad freight house. and on the back
side Of the building there is n small hole in the
foundation wall through which man could crawl.
1t is supposed that Crowley has lived ut this place
during the past year, occasionally venturing out
to see his friends and being supplied by them with
the neccssaries of life There is no doubt the
place has been occupied very recently as is shown
b. fresh digging in the earth, and it IS probable
the tenant fled from his hiding place when he
heard the workman cutting a hole III the partition
wall.--Bosion 7rducIer.
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passed resolution aljourning TO Lawrencs.-
The Governor vetoed the resolution, but the Leg
isla,uro Immediately repassed it by q vote Of nine
10 three in the council, and tweniy.nine to eight
In the assembly.
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MISCELLANEOU 4,
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
JOHN II. DAVIS & Co,
lO2 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
StanlC and Fanny tlry t.anhS

JOHN II. DAVIS & Co,
lO2 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
WE take pleasure announcing friends and the pub
lie GENERALLY ha. We havs now in scrr large and wei
/" which yer, respectfully invite their attention:
llain Black and Figured SILKS,
Epson for Mourning,
TwoFounced sik Eobs,
ENra Eirh rwo-flouaeed teuIed silk l:oheS.
Rich Paris Chinz Printed Mouslns,
loplns, Nalentias, Plain aud Bayndcre
rltin and Printed French Mctnos
= Mouslas, nomGariny and Aln.a.,
With II large s;o,k Of ia,hrorlcres
,'anbric and Muslin Collars,
Iarn, and Lace toars,
With large stock OF Gen,lcmcn, Wnc:
Cloths Cassmcrc- and Ncsings
land "a Fun Cloth
nleach and Bro. s'eeing - io-t anil FL,
Cotton Osnaburgs, "a AMI ~
~, viii largy sl"sk q l'pn.s ,9a-1iSs ''ool.:
turptting, Rugs Mats, Fluot uii ooih,
call aud eyuninc Yourselves fr, r,
loc :ilNetsl JollN I. DAVIS co.'s.
MANIPULATED GUANO.
XVE on,r to the Planters ot rsina GUano r,iar,d by
Soo lbs best Peruvian Guano thai can he procured:
$40 do soin"fcro ',un"' containing ~ per c. Of rhos
cm do Ground Plaster for which y, la, y y extra
Planters and others are invited Ia ,3ut hIs "rle FROM
one the best that hr prepared for lt irtn. lands
rrirc 70 Planters, sis pee Ton, OF a. w on When t!
>" EDMoNp. DAVENruEf y Co.
E,road, v,r,inh.
Also for sale by Commission and Grocer Nrs'l cte
the Manipulated Gmno them las Ga. L~l. \. War
wek. E-, jos. Allen, E.'l and Il Il ei5.i aal ott.r.,
rE"r! {" the same samples from = ~, i II hall hr kept
l., that standard:
,tl, In piN .i1f ,f- t-is hoy
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TIyIIF subscriber inform his friends and the pub
lie generally, thai he has leased for number ot years The
above vel, ku"wn and popular iio,r''
The TABLE shall h supplied with tho best that the InarAtts
affords and TIL BAL: with the choicest LU oko AND t
LARS. ,,,. -, =. .,
Attached hotel is n large and roomy STABLE, with
careful rnd attentive betlfrs.
No trouble or cxrcnsc will be spared either the Iar: of
The prri,er or his assistants make the Washington dESt
ciuss Hs"s. D. y. ANpEEsoN' fr'prher.
Judi
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under the name and style Of WILSON SON. ana solicit for
irn share Of lhc public patronage our business
viii hc continued a the old Stand Of ilson Eo"th
dos. II. v lI.SDN
January /, l>Gn 10. y. il.ooA.
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New Orleans Sugar and MOlaSseS.

10 nBIS GHoI%E NE% M 3EiEhHs M9kAsSE sGn
For sale low by A. s. LEE
PirliInul, Jan. y IN
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GeN'l.. slrrs orrIcr. WI. 4 TrNy. RI r. Co.,

Iynchburg. Va, Jan. IL 1-d0. (
DROPOSAI.S FOR NEGfO CLOTHING WANTED.-Pro
posas will he received at this office until the 20h of Feb
next for furnishing the following described Negro Cloth
ing, of Virginia materials and manufacture:
1900 Shirts Of heavy cotton CLOTH each shirt to have three bu
tons in front,
500 pair Of linen Paniaoons, with falls and packets,
Of dark lcd cloth paniaoops, with falls and pockets
400 Sack ulr cott lined throughout with lin
sey, each lack 10 have two pockets,
400 pair of Wooden socks.
sample Of the maerisl and make must accompany each
bid
500 of the Shirts the linen Pantaoons are to m de-
verc by the ls Ma! next aud the remainder " t st Dc
c.mher next. =, T. H. uiitir
ian l9-Im Genl. Superintendent
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cnnsala IT the abo,c Dissolution have associated
with n,~Ii son, E"Hf n NIiS"N-tor the purpose OF
tutl Ytiuuu
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n o L IC l. >.

Ts1IIE CONCERN OF WILSON " BprflI was Dissolved This
day by limitation Al iefeus ltl I'M. claims against the
crncrn requested 10 pien item settlement: those
indebted please aud pay iny the rn will
only bc hereafter used IN iIquiItion, and hat y either part
JUS. II. IlNtN,
JAhuAEY |, l,6n. }. H. BOOTH.
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rotChspped Hands and Fac
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS

DRowNs BRONCHIAL TEotlEs, Tor III" of Bron-
citis oar.tn.ss Colds. Aso Ayers herrN P,etu
raj, Mis- tn uprs l;aS, Mtstars alaam NIL th.rrl
l! aus runnnic Waters JJuhe Paste, Cum loeen,s
Ne, for salchs JOHN II, slAN.
dee 10 Is Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-26

From WAsuINGToN.-W AsHiNGToN, Jan. 23.-
There seems to be general indisposition to take
a vote for Speaker at present, the condition OF
parties continuing to be sach as net to promise
successful result. There is no indication of any
of MIR, Sherman's friends transferring their sup
port to any other candidate.
The members of tho Virginia Legislature will,
on Thursday, give public dinner to Ex-Governor
Wise, at Richmond.
The Supreme Court to-day on an appeal from
York. in which a suit regarding railroad iron was
involved, directed that the duties on foreign mer-
chandise are to be computed with wholesale mar
ket prices on the day OF sailing.
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FURTHER PROM CALIFORNIA PER OVERLAND MAIL.
st. Louis Jan. 23-The overland mail from
California has arrived at Mallory's station, with
dates to the second ultimo. The steamers Golden
Age and Champion were advertised to leave
on the fifth, and contest Of speed was anticpa-
ted. assa
Mr.. Philip Moore and Mr.. Stevenson were can
didates for the speakershp of the House of Repre-
sentatives. Tho former was supported by Ex-Gov.
Weller and Mr.. Gwin and Washington interests,
and the latter by tho friends of Messrs. Denver
and Latham. The election of speaker, however.
will not foreshadow conclusiyely the qaestion OF
the vacant Senatorship. 1t is probable that there
will be no election this winter. e Y
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
I'M MpORTANT TO FAMll.It.S!
SAPONIFIER!
THE READY FAMILY SOAP MIXER.

MYTH which every family with their ordinary Kitchen
w grease make all their soap with little trouble
Hu1. Ayk fdhcg.
Il will make hard so, clean Paint Grease Ac,
To perfection
Abundant testimony In favor of the Saponiner With R aud
raiit receipts Tor making different kinds of Soap, r,c,
i, addr ssing
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
No. 8a6 Penn street, fishnrg. IA,
LEWIS JAMES ~ 20, Agents.
lhiladclthia, Pa
eS BE You gel the original and patented atc',
uiacurod hs the Ponusyltan salt Manufacturing o., lat
InrcutIn, Allrgany Co, Pn,
jan 2d2taN luSriaw ln / = Col
FotChapped Hands and Face.
4 NoMrul Nh ChMiiuR ICE with Glycrtiuc, and
\ elegant rcnc, ur ChAppel Hands aud Face, lips,
snhur ~, Ne. Also, Rose r saNc, Gold tryam anl Lip
liam, for sale hy JOHN II. SiAN,
dice Druggizt
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n retiring the Grocery business, return sincere
my friends and The Wbli' generally for the pat
ra, bsioM upon The late n lsu y Botl, and
h,sl,.k for the continuance Of 'he same
ian ln-u j. II. BOOTH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-26

fE,nf HOUSE AND Lor N AMHERST now occupied !
Il capt l.. /. " Nii"r--ahUu uHc milc from the cay II
HOUSE good repair has rooms, aud all the nrctssn. a
houses. lie lot contains hto,a 20 ncros, hall OF winch Il
sra>a--wiih lille orchard, gunl,h, sc.
dee 9y-,.ls JOHN :. LANGllOENE
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stock of Now, Goodsin Dece,nber

hIoCA VI 4NtN NIoSAlN III I'tNtiiiDCl.
No j. II iN Is Ag - rccciN ug THIS dan 9th lctnl
81 l>'h, arg' sappH of cAihoiS. nI Bi.Er1>, Mol
lINS, FLANSEl.>, IINSElS, 81 NSkErS, DRESS THIN
1NGe, eHANIe, 1t LIED CLOTHS, iNlilG, KIN.
IL ny JEANS tA->lAElIS Nc, NJ. all OF witrh VIII tc
fuld nj IA small profit Tor tAsii.
r. 81 am nso wing large supply Of Hack nnI aw"
D"intslies aud Canton flanu,ts.
JND. !. I,Nl~.
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a Card.-RemOYal.

WITH view Of having larger house and one In NOR,
Hardware Cutlery, Guns, &c To the STORE HOUSE No. 1875
MAIN STREET formerly knows as fancegsn directly op
poste the Farmers and Virginia Banks, which being
fitted u elegant expressly for the purpose, and
will occupied the 18th of OCToBER 1879 Having made
large additions stock in the month,
Fall Trade hope 10 present such inducements and aac
tons command the attention and custom of the public
besc visiting and residing in the city cordially invited 10
stock in The Of English Table and Pocket Gut
Icry Guns Rifles aud Pistols House Keeping Goods Silver and
Plated Ware Locks of every kind Wood and Willow Ware
French Glass Oil Carpets oil shadn Window Cornce, Bands
and Pins Carpenters other Mechanics Tools, Buiing
Materials Axe and Springs, Carriage Cloths and Iaees Eel
Iocs Hubs spokc Leather Bands, Gum eilng and Pack
ing Calf skins al 9th Leather Shoe Findings English r
die Bits srups and Filings Circular and other Saws Chains
Warranted Files Farming Utensils &c, &c. Beside de-
srption articles generally found In Hardware establish
uents =. NJ SIMPSON,
Successor to Simpson j. Bro.
oot lots l!hcl'urg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-26

iIerring's Patent Char,pi9n
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
WITH HALLS PATENT roWbEE-PHooF LOG KS. the
w same aWar, aralo als III the World n
FAR LONDON ie and ihr N.ri> Fair. -" l.rt i. aud
nIE TIE ONLY American, Sait> ti awarded cias
The London Worlis Fair
These SAFES the most perfect security against Fire and
Burglars Of any safes offered 10 tac public.
$1,000 REM ARD
win be ual To any person show t, llrtiHgs Pa
tent Champion failed To irusorte it's contents in an
accidental FIRE,
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Murray ST., New York, and " Il - tra>"r 81, y. o
AsENIs-B ". Knowles Richmond, Va. L. +. Lester Pc.
crsbtrg Va; Rowland Brothers. Norfolk, Va j. H. Th"ml
son l. nehi,urg Va: j. L. Bl"ssom Nnn-an y. G.; W.
Herring " Atlanta Ga; H. NJ - H. h. h,co, Ntsl I'hnt,
Ga; Holmes " Co., Charleston, :. [. a. WI
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