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FATAL RAILROAD CAsUALTY.-William Shul-
ter, who has been in this country about nine
weeks and is a laborer in the employ of the
Reading Railroad Company. was run over
Instantly killed. He attempted to jump on
the cars, and losing his hold. fell under the
train the wheels passing over the lower part of
his body, completely severing the legs from the
trnnk
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Ohio Snngerfest,

SANDusKY, Oct. 12.-The Northwestern Ohio
German S9ngerfest Will be held in this city on
the 10Th and 10th of October. large number
of musical organization from abroad will be
here. one OF the finest concerts ever given in
The West is expected.
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FELLOW.CITIZENs! TO THE POLLS

Hurrah Eurrahl for election dayl
Get ready TO vote, good DelghbOr pray!
Come onl Come onl Work 20 De donel
Plenty of labor; plenty OF fun;
Torches 10 carry; much parade;
~tand in your place sirl Don't be afraid
Fling out your banneTsl Bring on your frendAI
Tell each man OF Them how much depends
On bis havpR q good substantial coat,
And going early 10 cast MS vote.
Better than all har d listed knocks,
Is the quiet work OF the ballot box.
Neghbors Before you cast your votes,
Drop in and look at our elegant coats;
see how cheap we can sell you vest,
In shape and In quality trdly the best;
Look at the whole of The stock aud now, BlrS,
Notice the style OF the splendid trowsersl
Ready Good ctzens stand in linel
show OF your cothirg. rich and hnel
Don't scratch your tick eisl swallow them ALI
Hurrah for your clothes from our GREAT BROWN
HALL
When you go 10 vote that your coat Is strong
and thick else you'll get tick with the rheumatic;
thin; IL makes you cold, ana you get TO be Drema.
turey OLD. And every voter who stands In the line,
must have q coat he won't feel fines for his
knees will shake with autumn chill, and the cold will
make him feel weak and ILL
n GOOD SUIT of clothes for every voter.
good suit OF clothes FOR every young man under 2l
A 0Ood suit or clothes Tor every little chap who
wishes he was big enough TO vote.
Styles all The go! Prices horribly lowlll
ROCKHILL Il WILSON,
GREAT BRoWN-sTONE HALL
Nos. 608 and sos CHESNUT STREET,
sM4p PHILADELPHIA.
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CHICAGO. Oct. l2.-The Denver NetOs has re.
turns from all the counties of Colorado, and
figures Bradiords majority at IL.
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CoNTNUED.-The case of II. R. Coggshall, S.
M. Hoecker, and M. X. Pearce, who were
arrested last week, on the oath of James A.
Watson the professional voucher in the
Supreme Court, charged with conspiracy in
defeating the election laws. was called up this
morning before Recorder Given, and on account
of the absence OF the District Attorney was
postponed IN til this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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THIRD EDITION
WASHINGTON.
Buckley Again on the War Path
He Prefers New Charges
Against ROllins-Mails
to the Pacific
Coast.
FROM WASHING TON.
New Charges Against Rollins.

Special DeSpOtch 10 the Evening Telegraph,
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12-Secretary McCulloch
and Mr. Buckley were at the White House
this morning, In consultation with the Presl-
dent, 1t is understood new charge against
Rollins has been prepared by Buckley, based
upon the afhdavits made by one II. Q. Fowler, q
discharged Deputy Collector formerly under
Collector Clephane, of this district. Some time
during last summer Fowler charged Clephane
with retaining certain unassessed penalties,
amounting to about fifteen hundred dollars
which he contended ought to be paid over to
the Government
/" He alleges that he brought the matter to Rol
Inns attention. but the latter did nothing, and,
Fowler believes, was in collision with Gle
phane. This 10 the basis of Binekley's new
programme, and to. day he asked the President
to suspend Rollins for misconduct. AS Con.
gress will not meet till November, there seems
TO be design ON the part of the President and
Buckley TO get rid of Rollins in this way. Rol-
Inns. in July last presented the facts of the Gle.
phene matter to Secretary McCulloch, to whom
Clephane made satisfactory explanations So
the Secretary never brought up the case after
wards.
The Pacific Mail.
Despatch to the associated PresS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l2.-The Post Omee De-.
partmeDJ has information that temporary
arrangements have been made by the Vice.
GreSluenJ OF Iho OnlOu racine railroad Tor
carrying the mails between the termtni of the
Pacific Railroad. kilograms from several parties
were received today, Offering to make con-
tract, one of them from Brigham Young The
propositions are now under consideration, with
q view TO secure certainty of service by
express until the completion of the railroad.
Wells, Fargo & 20. are not inclined to continue
that business much longer
Colonel Robert @. Murphy has been appointed
General Post Office Agent,
Major. General George r. Thomas arrived
here this morning, from Tennessee, and had an
interview with Secretary Schofeld.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TFbr additional Special Notices see t.e Inside

H@a3@ G0PSILES DIRECTORY FOR 1861
The subscriber Dess TO inform the iuhabIt-
ANS o. fhiiade phs that corps OF respectable men
vassirg. are now taking the names for the new
Directory for 1892 Com plant having been made in
regard to the bulk Of the book for 1865 the nm
designed has dtermined 10 issue the one for 1863 in
Two volumes, viz ageneral Directory of Names and
Bushes ss Directory. The price of the former will be
ionr dollars, and the latter one dollar.
The subscriber beRs to cali the attention of mer
chants generally to The act that there are number
ofswlndlers about the city purporting agen of
GoPSILL'S DIRECTORY, and others for bogus
works. Each agent acting for 8Opsil's Directory Is
provided with printed authority, signed by The
compiler. All others are swindlers ana should be
treated as such. ~
lOl2St ISAAC COSTA. Compiler
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MARRIED,

DIXCEY-BRYsON.-On the 9Th instant at th(
Parsonage by kev. Francis Church, Mr.. VILLA q
DlXCEY TO Miss MARY BRYSON, of this city.
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THE SHERIFF's PossE.-Some idea of the
number of deputies which have been or are to
be sworn in by Sheriff Lyle for service at the
nolIs to- morrow, may be formed when we state
That a contract for two Thousand "locusts' has
been made with q certain manufacturer in the
upper part of the city. The prevailing opinion
ia that the Sheriff will disregard the opinion of
Attorney General Brewster, the highest law
officer of the Commonwealth.
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THE HAHNEMANN MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-At noon
to-day Professor A, X. Thomas, M ID. delivered
the Introductory lecture to the regular course,
before the students OF the Hahnemann Medical
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
~ Principal Depot No. 3O4 O n ESNUT street,
Central Depot. NO. le3 8. FIFTH street one door
below Chesnu'. HBtablished 1862.
Revenue Stamps OF every description constantly on
hand In any amount.
Orders by mall or express promptly attended 70.
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f4Y PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING.-
- - The Monthly Temperance dee,ing of the
YOUNG MEM CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION viii
be clio aLtheir Han, No 1910 Oh HESNUT sire e. To
MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, at O'clock
Aadi esses by Rev: THOMAS ]. SHEPHERD
ID ID DIR. j. E. ROBERTS aid others. Vocal and
InetIumeDtal Music under The direction Of Nessrs
COMFY, Recitations by Professor RUFUS ADAMS
All are CORDIALLY lnVlted. 10I22G
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Shin News.
The Colorado Election.

NEW YORK, Oct. l2.-Arrived, steamship City
OF London, from Liverpool.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Despatch TO The Evening Telegraph.
appointment of StOrekeepers.
WASHINGTON, Oct. H. John Frederick, Peter
Belderman, aud James Gaffney were to-day ap.
pointed storekeepers for the Fourth District OF
Pennsylvania.
a Masked Battery.
A general order was promulgated this after
noon from the War Department, by direction of
The President. calling attention of the army
officers to the provisions of the Constitution
relating to the election of President and Vice.
President, which is aimed at General Reynolds.
commanding in Texas, but is ostensibly pub
lished for the benefit of all conceraed. 1t
quotes the Constitution and laws on elections.
and is issued by order of General Grant.
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n9@9 FOR CONGRESS-, SECOND CON.
~ KESsIONAL DIS SIRICT,
THOMAS b. FLORENCE,
the WorkiPgman's Tried and True Friead life
champion of the dearest interests OF the tOng
masses !! The very best man to properly represent
the Second District in COpgr ess.
YOUR VOTE and earnest influence are respect
fully solicited. ,,. W IL; SGLN y,
s. j. WALLACE,
It's National Executive Committee, Pa,
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House RoBBERIEs.-On Saturday, at noon'
the house OF Mr.. Kelly, No. 1913 South Seven
dollars in money, and a silver watch. About
the same time the residence OF Mr.. Perry, No
829 South Seventeenth street, was robbed OF $50
in money and q gold ring valued at sl5. An
entrance into both houses was effected through
the trap doors, and an empty mouse IN the
same row was used as the means of getting on
a
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ONE OF THE

BEST INVESTMENTS
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TNHE LATEST FALL STYLES OF PARTY
AND WEDDING INVITATION5.
A large tssortment OF new ttyes of French Paper
Paper and Envelopes in boxes already stamped.
Paper and Envelopes stamped in Colors gratis.
JOHN LINERD,
1912 No 921 SPRING GARDEN Street.
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tate House pavement was

POLITICAL.-Ihe Stat5 HUU55 PHVenIeHt )" aS
croyde this morning with politicians. can
yassing the result of TO- morrow. The Demo.
cracy were particularly out in force, and all
seem iubilant over the victory which they
sssume is certain. They have no hesitation
in announcing the slate as already hxed ,dI up IN
aity which will be as follows:-Alderman Will
liam McMullin, sitting magistrate at the Cen
traI station William Nutt formerly Lieu
tenant under Mayor Vaux, Chief OF Police. and
Terrence McCusker. ex-Chief Engineer or the
Fire Department, Fire Marshal. All that Is
necessary to complete this array OF talent is
the appointment OF Sam Carson as Chief Clerk
10 his Honor the Mayor.
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first MORTGAGE BONDS

Ezz!I.Iia THH
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EXTENSIVE FIRE.
n Smoke Factory DestrOyed-LOss About
~ NJ 100000.

100000.
About o'clock this morning smoke was ols-
covered issuing from the basement Oh the eX-
tensive building known as the Union spoke
Factory, situated on the southwestern corner e
nj Front and Canal streets, In Inc Slxteentn
Ward An alarm was soon given. ana prior 10
the arrival OF the firemen, the windows were
forced open, and q draft thus being created Ine
flames spread with lightning rapldlty, and IN q
few moments the whole lower portion OF Ine
atructure was In q blaze. They communicated
to the saw-ptt, whlch pelng nheu Will hsuO
lumber was destroyed. - ,..-,,,,,s l.,
The fire then sprea al to the main building, In
which there were many Thousand uoll9rs
worth OF material, which was soon enVeloped,
and within an hour the whole place was IN
ruins Adjoining on ,he so1th bsr. 5neTe was tSis
frame one. story shed nlleu Will AuhOei' Wills
was also destroyed ,, a,,u .,,.., 4,
The fremen on their arrival finding that IL
WAS useless to pay any attention TO the main
atructure devoted their time TO the frame
sheds in the rear, which were storeu Iuil ol
Sumber and which they succeeded In saving.
THE building consisted of two-story br1cR,
with q third. story frame, and was ABOUT 1orty
feet front by one hundred feet deep. 1t belonged
IN the Nepiey estate, and was value at about
F8O0O which it is believed Is covered by 1nsur-
ance The building was occupied conformity
nv John q. Davis & Son, manufacturers of
spokes, of which there we're about i50O0O on
hand In the process of manufacture; Wasnlng-
inptop Filter, manufacturer OF MUGS, OF Wnlcn
there were about So 600 in the place; and B. +.
Miller feIloe maker. They estimate tnelr lOSs
at over $50 0OO which Is insured for about $25 QUO
in New York, New England, and Baltimore
companies. The fire orig mated In the base
ment among a lot of shavings, wh1cn were In
the i'm me diate vicinity of the boilers. Inc Fire
Marshal is engaged in investlgatlng the matter
PoIIT1cAL.-The State House pavement was
eroudad this rnOrniDQ with politicians. can
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"Old Virginia Never Tires"
TIE OLD CONFECTIONERY STILL IN THE
FIELDl

TT s. CEASE is happy to inform his old friends
l1. and customers and the public generally,
that he has recently rcftted and remoddled his
>.,re room, according to the most approved style.
II" has added to his already large stock of
Toys, Fancy Articles, Candies, Cakes,
Dollbabies, Nick-nacks,
Grim cracks. &c.
At his store indulgent parents will find every
thing to please the eye, crafty the taste and
,n,,se the fancy of the little ones. Modest young
gentlemen, of the counting fraternity, will find
That he has laid in the finest stock of delicate
favored occurring candy" ever brought to this
market and he warrants it to be sure specific
Tor embarrassing periods of silence during their
visits to the fair ones.
In fact, old people, young people, handsome
young men, beautiful ladies, fond mothers, infat-
uated Fathers, loving Cousins and all sorts Of
people have only to call at the Old Confectionery
10 crafty any and every fancy at the lo'eest rates
far cash.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed Oh
nc in the past, by generous public, and soliciting
i. continuance of the same, l can only promise to
spare no exerons or expense in catering to the
SAINTS of the people. NJ S. CEASE,
Staunton, Va
r. S. Wedding Parties, furnished at the short
IS, notice and III the latest style.
NOV .D-t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
! irgillisa Issu.lty To Soldiers and
4ss S.aiEnpS

Sailors.
\. B. AENDIY has inst returned from the
f,t with the cheapest and best assorted stock of
.ssls he has ever offered III this market lie Of
Z afsitis thanks to- all former patrols for their
III; liberal favors, and promises to spare no
6ssibS in the future to merit continuance of the
ssin-. anil share of the public patronage gener-
MIC. His stock consists in part of
LADIES DRESS GOODS
Chalies, Delaincs, Poplins, Lawns, Alpacas,
fusa res. Silks. Grenadines, Swiss Muslins and
H.. stock of White Goods. Best prints. sc.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Nsrs r. E. Hudson, lady well known for her
experience in tue business, has charge Of this
i,,..,;ch and will take pleasure in showing all
!, i in her line to her old liends, and supply
l. he wants of all whe may favor her with
call
HAS BOOTS AND SHOES. )
Gcnt's fine Shoes and Boots Boys, Children's
nnd Misses Shoes; Ladies' kid, morocco. calf,
and lasting boots, of Baltimore make. warranted
please.
Notions, Trimmings for ladies and gents suits,
t;lavcs and Hosiery in great variety.
). fall line of Domestic Cotton Goods, CASH
as res, Satinets and Jeans.
GROCERIES,
4 complete stock at very low figures.
hardware, Tinware, Woodenwarc, &C. Cum
b.; rand Anthracite Coal for sale.
.sas- The highest prices paid in goods or cash
ti country produce. N. B. 1iENDRY,
corner store, opposite Va. Hotel.
June loft
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GREAT RUSH AT HIRSH & LOEB'S
ssVAIsIETY STORE.''
THE PEOPLES CHEAP STORE

81 rraa
NTE have just received, and have now on Ex-
w hibition, the largest and most attractive
Stock Of Goods ever brough to this arket, which
we will sell cheaper than they can be bought any
where else in this section of the country If you
don't believe it, come and be convinced-we will
give you '.procf strong as Holy scrit" We will
not attempt to enumerate all the articles have,
as every body knows what you can't find belonging
in our line at Hirsh g. Loebs Store is not worth
looking for, but we beg leave to say that besides
our usual great variety,we received nice lot of
Cloaks and Shawls large assortment of Wooden
Goods consisting of Hoods, Breakfast Shawls, NJ
bias, Sacks for children and great many other
things; Jewelry, Cutlery, Plated Spoons and
Forks, Hats, Gents Furnishing Goods, Ladies and
Gents Gloves, Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
Musical Instruments, Umbrellas, Toys, Dolls, and
in fact, everything used for comfort, conveni-
ence and amusement
Give us call, look around, examine and buy
HIRSH & LOEB, 54
a firm Of g. II. & CO.,
oct 23-tf Staunton, Va.
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OPRING GOODS!
- LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
GREAT BARGAINS!
Piper, Drake & Co., have received, and will
continue to receive every few days, additions to
their already fine stock of Goods; and as s'they
think they hare The aicest trade in toacn'' they are
compelled to keep .frst-class goods as they have
always done and can and will sell them at fair
prices.
They will also keep what merchants call sssec-
onds" which are, in some instances, pretty fair
goods, but can, as general thing, be sold for
less than first class goods cost.
They do not propose to sell seasoaa6le goods at
cost, for if they did their friends would not be-
Heye them, but they do promise to sell as low as
any other house, for the same class of goods.
They have just received splendid lot of
Bleached and Brown Cottons,
which they can sell very reasonable.
They have also just received splendid lot of
Cotton Yarns, which they are selling at lower
rates than since the war, for CASH.
Staunton, feb 26-tf
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HOr Weir's Cavc.-The subscriber bees
=. to inform the travelling public, that
from and after the first of June, 1868, he will
run Daily Line OF Coaches betweeA Staunton
and the above named place, leaving the Virginia
Hotel at 6 o'clock, a. M, arriving at the Weir
Cave in fine season, giving ample time to visit and
explore these great natural curiosities, and re-
turn in time for the train going west to the Vir-
ginia springs M
Splendid conveyances, intelligent and accom-
modating drivers will always be on hand, and no
pains will be spared to make the trip, a delight
full one. FARE only $500 for the round trim.
@ JOHN NJ. STANLEY, Proprietor.
June o-u W Virginia Hotel Stables
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june 17-ti
FEyhe Orange. Alexandria and
H MnnaGs.sa ge.,iiz.A.a<g

d u
Passenger Trains on this road are running once
Daily between Washington and Lynchburg, con-
Meeting at Gordonsville with the Virginia Central
Railroad to Richmond, staunton, Covington, &C.;
at Lynchburg for West and Northwest.
Leave Washington at SO, A. NJ. and arrive at
Lynchburg at 4 80, P. NJ 4a e.tee
Leave Lynchburg at 900, A. NJ and arrive Mt
Alexandria at 5'45, 2. NJ, and Washington at 6.
80, Z. M, connecting with the ZOO 2. NJ, train
to New York and the West.
Passengers for Manassas leave Alexandria
daily Sunday excepted) at 700, A. NJ and arrive
at Woodstock, the present Western terminus,
at 600, P. NJ, Eastward, leave Woodstock at
GAS, A. M, and arrive at Alexandria, without
change of cars, at 4.30, P. Nj.
FREIGHT TRAINS, run daily, North aud
South, in the All Rail- Fast Freight Line, between
New York, Alexandria, Lynchburg and the South
west. M .s J. NJ. BROADUS,
may 21-lY Genaral Ticket AGENT
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WASHINGTON CARDS.
w. 3. MOSES
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
AVENUE HOUSE,
Corner of Seventh ST., & Pennsylvania Avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,

THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KIND IN TIL
COUNTRY
Containing the largest assortment of Office and
Household Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Shades,
&c., &c., to be found in any establishment in the
United States having large number of Rooms
Carpetcd and fttod up wish complete suits OF
Parlor and Chamber Furniture of every grade
and description. Also has constantly on hand,
during the seasons. a full and complete assert
ment of Cocoa and Straw Mattings of every quail
ity, Children Carriages, Mosquito Canopies, &c.
Has just made great reductions in price of Car
pets, Oicloths, Mattings, Cottage Chamber Suits,
Wardrobes, Extension Dining Tables, Dining
Chairs, Rockers, and all other Cane-seat Chairs,
Mattresses and Bedding Of all kinds, &c., sc.
CALL AND EXAMINE!
And be convinced that large establishment Gan
and does sell at as low, and lower. figures than
smaller ones. This fact is acknowledged daily
by persons who pass through my warerooms,
(where every article is marked in plain figures
for cash, and compare my prices with those OF
other dealers and the fact that | am under heavy
expenses, and employ force of assistants, does
not indicate that must charge high prices las
the general impression isl but that my large
stock and increasing business require it.
w. B MOSES,
fsAycnue House."
18th st. and Pennsylvania avenue,
april S-6m Washington, D. G.
ANDREW 3. CoYLE, W. LENox TOWERS
Late with Philip & Solomons.)
@OYE.E 81 TOWERS,
~ BOOKSELLERS, ST1TTONERs,
ENGEA V-El2S 4 PRINTERS,
514 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington, ID. C.
Receive all the new publications as soon as is
sued. 3
Special attention given to country orders
Catalogues and Price Lists mailed upon appli-
cation.
Fine French and English Stationery, stamped
with initial, monogram crest, to order, and
mailed free of postage. Send for samples and
prices. .ie In
A large assortment of counting house and mer-
camille stationery always on hand.
We are special ageets for J. N. Gembrede the
celebrated Engraver and Stationer, New York,
who keeps us supplied with the latest styles of
Wedding cards and Wedding stationery, and our
facilities for this branch of the business I'M
equaled by those of any house south of New York
Prices and samples mailed upon application.
aprit1-ly G 21 lal, hta
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LYNCHBURG CARDS.

l. H. ADAMS. W. D. ADAMS R. II. T. ADAMS.
T III. Adams and Brothers,
Il. Dealers in WOOD, Red and White Ash,
Anthracite, Bituminous & Mountain Goals
ON UPPER BASIN, LTNCHBURG, VA.
Having large and well-secured Lotand com
modious Lumber House, we solicit consignments
of Lumber, Lime, Laths, Shingles, Hay and Grain,
sale of Boxing Plank. Builders supplied with
worked Lumber, always on hand. All coal sold
by weight.
We refer to the business men of Lynchburg
generally, and Majors j. A. Hartman and A. NJ.
CARRIER, and I. J. Niche, Esq, staunton.
april l5-tf ..a, IS