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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-02

~ Rev sir suma-roeil Of cins mat, O3o ~l @,,e5
sssof - Christ Chofc (afogo DeI.Ecy-s On sONDAi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-02

ExTRA GALA DAY-Fourth Of July-COS rAI. .
4UskuM-A place Of CaToses and resort for the Amaseta
LAtes oeEemer, and Children. Open from 10 lot NJ,
p<pa. No. +sS Broadway. Admsson 81 ecnts
(vkEAT AI'TRACTI0N-Free Concerts at the Otto
cottage h9e.ssn ~ Nes celebrated Bsod Of sr,s Is
E oeOSk should the weather prove pajavosase s sen
Svet 90 &c Ne Ds-t,~ W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-02
CouN1RY BOARD-Large ard airy Rooms can 70


N, uo.ou River Scenery magnihcen
s,..J, 70 are furnished fs, cio ysnou' aud
s1urcsrt: wapr excellent For particulars inquire HOCOH-
TCN No ISL Ssss-u 81 New-fuk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-02

y new ote located sugeor street. site the american ami
,r e Fuukn aid edden HOdses vii be ned for the
tot u ru first Of June The ProPssr having catered
H. y-lug public for r eighteen the fsnkn ad
Aneresr Hotels place and ~eA known John Of the
Fr,rL promises perfect subtraction IN every u
his House. y ouhoOat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-02

CEA BATHIN MAY-NATIONAL
- HALL-Ths large. elegant aid fr e., Hotel
open. Pleasant Ede1 AID asz1heent Of tie
ooeaL.-Juns 1858. AARON GARRISON. Propnefot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-02

l.
1 Autoy Bairosd PHILADELPHIA Fare r.tura
SiPseIs viii lesye tn ID aud ih u July 10 ST. by
tie TRENTON, Csp Charles Hnke Pier
No.. North River ENJOY pleasant THO eJwo the By soah
toys By bordrlfon and there tse he
Rchsd stockton 70 Ph sde ReT1.us have P.dL
rhis ths 5h and 9Th JUL, 10 NJ By a7A
NJ Tseona and jersey City Ilckes pr0crd board
er IrrufO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
The Corn Trade.


IL greai Improvement has taken place in thu
"ea'iiei since Friday. and there is now some
riosPee's oil he harvest being finished more
l.a.oraoly than was expec'ed a few days ago;
:. !. 's' howeVer,te be fear d that the quality Of
'he gram has been injured by The late heavy
rams and as regards the quantity. the reports
rom all parts OF the kingdom agree id stating
mat ihe deficiency in " heat will he very SER.
Gus. Several instances have come to our own
knowledge. IN which. upon throshing the pro.
duce oil given number OF acres, the yield has
scarcely exceeded half he quantity obtained
rom the same land In good average seasons:
the deficiency taking the kingd ON collectively
will certainly amount 10 one. fourth if not
lhird. and we shall unquestionably require TO
import very largely.
1t IS, therefore, more than probable that pri.
ees OF wheat will be higher during the winter
months than they are at present; but The rise
has been so rapid within the last six weeks that
buyers have become fearful Of following up
their purchases. and it is not improbable that
temporary calm may succeed to the activity
by which The trade laslately been character
lsed. The steps taken by The French govern.
ment, fixing the hartman price Tor bread in
Paris, will. no doubt, tend to discourage French
merchants from making purchases OF wheat
and we must. therefore, calculate on the export
demand slackening; indeed many of the orders
have already been Withdrawn and some par
GELS purchased on French account have been
offered for re sale. The favorable change in
the weather The sudden cessation of the French
demand and an increase in the arrivals from a.
broad, in consequence of the shift Of wind
combined to Influence The trade at Mark lane
Yesterday, and there WAS less doing than on
any previous occasion for some weeks past.
There was good sale of wheat on the Els
sex, Kent, and Suffolk sands--a fair proper
ton OF the same of This years growth Many Of
the samples were eff very moderate quality and
few parcels were really fine. Buyers were
not dispos' d to pay previous rates. and factors
refusing TO max the slightest concession. near
y the whole OF the supply remained unsold at
the close the market. In addition to the $4,000
quarters of foreign Wheat reported, good
many cargoes have got up since Saturday and
there was consequently large display OF sam
plies on board ship. Importers were not by any
means pressing sellers, and needy buyers had
to pay quite as much money for good fresh
qualities as on yesterday week. Nothing of
much interest ranspired in floating cargoes and
quotations remained 'nomlnaIy as before. sFlour
was held veey firmly AT the recently enl anced
terms,a and good fresh american could not be
bought below 32s per barrel.-Lond0n Mercaa-
tile Gaz, Sept 9Th.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. 10 "A terrible
urhado passed over this place, sweeping a
way several bu dings,amopg which Were some
small houses. Fences were levelled with the
EARTH
home, N. Y, Sept. 90 The Oneida indie
PENDENT Democratic Convention have endors.
go the Maine law, and made their nominations
i0F county officers
ALBANY, Sept. 20. The canal tolls for the
s.'o"d week OF September were $9S,S0i a
TTscrease OF 50 900 on the same " eek last year.
q the ea ,oa receipts of the season have been
" $50 81 being an excess of SAT, % 1 on the
zane time Last.
NEW YORK Sept 20.-The steamer Illinois.
nspinwail' and Star of the West. for San
''P al sailed this afternoon full Of passengers.
BOSTON sept. l9,-The schooner l.. H.
, mai oonLd from New York to Boston, was
M n a's In the bay. Her crew were picked
s;. Why The schooner Fa con, and landed at Har
s,' po'r"N' Sept l9.-Messrs Boyd &c Cos.
Je .,nSVt shoe factory in Derry N. H., was
,"oy' u by fire yesterday. Loss $1,000.
d., "NoIHrR RAILROAD AccIDENT.-On Mon.
h,., "sn' IVY" men were killed on the Hudson
abroad near SD street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
THE LATEST NEWS.
TUE CINCINNATI FORGERY CASE.

THE CINCINNATI FORGERY CASE
n, the 19lh. Kissane and Findley we're Ia.
- rom Cincinnati To Lebanon, where their
ri .as 10 commence on the 20Ih
Tho Cincinnati Gazette OF The 9th contains
.a.lyi no columns of particulars of rascally
p.eelopments la which these two passengers
-. Conc erned in these movements " ere
- - narties implicated in the burning of the
u.r,ba Washington, and numerous forgeries
On banks, insurance companies, &c. The
oi;sc, of their complicated system of manau
-. have beeo to obtain the release of VIM.
r,.ssne upon straw bail, and to impIic te the
..;a.;,,l prosecutor in the Maitha Washing.
ioa case. sydney G.. Burton, in the recent rob
herv of the genuine impressions of the Ohio
safe Bank, and in the actual forgery of the
,.,aI,nres. so as to invaliIate his testimony in
lie Gaze above mentioned. To accomplish the
c., man of no character or means was
invested with the temporary possession of
.e,,i6ieates of deposit for $4,000 with Which
he proceeded to negotiate for real estate.
Alter he had nominaiy purchased all he.
could with that amount, he appeared before
Inape Mclean, and offered to go bail for ks
sane, swearing at the time that he vas worth
SIC OOO When, in fact, he as not worth one
cert. Judge McL' an not being fully satisfied,re
fused to admit Kissane to baiI,unIess deed Of
the property was gwen him in trust for the u
States This was of course refused, The prop,
elty returned 10 the original owners, and the
certificates of deposit to Kssane
For The purpose of fixing upon Mr.. Burton
The guilt of stealing the bank note plates, ard
forging their signatures, Kissane q Co, open
ed negotiations with two of the four persons
now under arres, for those offences, both of
whom are escaped convitts of the Penientia
~ They caused the State Auditor and Attor
ney General to be informed tina, the parties
now accused of those crimes are not the gull
~ ones after all; and that if the release Of the
two prisoners were guaranteed to them. they
would secure the conviction OF the right man.
The Gazette says, that Sydney c. Burton was
the intended victim. and that it was also d
signed to mplicare Mr. Willard. another i'm
portant Witness in the Martha Washington
case, and bank clerk and two or three 9th
erinnocent persons lnihe city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24

Our terms will be cash,or negotiable paper satsiac-
torily endorsed.
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal patron
age bestowed on him for the last fourteen years he las
een in business 10 Lynchburg wou,. just mention that
he will still continue his former business heretofore
md hopes the additional fcilites he now hasand
by the constant attention he feels det'rn ned to give to
his business in all its various branches, to merit con-
tinuance OF the patronage of a liberal pubic
sept 23-ts oEo. u. OonL6'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
Off re sst the Depot iise viFg iiii ii iil;
Tennessee Railroad.
1853 Southern Enterprise. 1S5
IA y ME 80 &E

PARlSEN IL KINGS
VIRGINIA, NJ CAROLiNA i. TENNESSEE
Freight, Pnckagc and Pareei EXPRESS,
VINO and from New York, Norfolk Petersburg nnd
l. Richmond, per first clnss Steamships JAMES.
TOWN e. ROANOKE md by the Seabosrd and Ron
,oke, Weldon Wilmington. CASTOR Raleigh, Peters.
burg Weldon, Petersburg Richmond, Richmond and
Frederick sburg SouhSde, and Va. a Tenn. Railroads
md connecting with Stage and Wagon Lines from the
iiffercnt points the Railroads to almost every point
throughout the above Stntesthrou, in chnge of spe
,al Messengers Mere nyning themselves of TIL,
line for the transportation of their Merchandise may
pose full confidence in its great expedition aud econo
my Of rates.
Merchants IN the interior Of the nbove States order.
ing Goods fiom Baltimore md Pbildep hia. the care
If Parisen d Kings E1press at Norfolk, Petersburg
Richmond mny depend upon having all changes paid
and their Goods forwarded without the least delay and
free Of all drnyrge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING. Northern Office.
No. 3d. Broadway, ". y.
w. b. PARISEN. Southern Office,
Corner Boliiugbrooh anil End SIS.
PaerSJmg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24

lerico and lie IT, S The N. O. Picayune
publishes the address of Mr.. Gadsden on pre-
senting his credentials to Santa Anna. and the
reply of the later, " no expresses the most
friendly feeling towards the people and Gov
eminent of the United States, from the con.
cuson Of which e make the following ex
tract
Gas recognize its princi piles Ohe letter of
President PERCY as the only ones capable Of
firmly cementing national relations, am con.
ynced of their advantage to neighboring ma
lions which, as sprung from the soil of one and
he same continent, ought to consider them
selves as brothers. and am persuaded of the
immense influence which The faithful observ-
ance of such sound doctrines will exercise on
her destiny. Mexico certainly will not depart
from 1t; and | likewise take pleasure in assur-
ing your Excellency you will find in this Gov.
eminent all the facilities that your mission re
quires, together Nth perfect good faith, the
strIctes adherence to Justice and 10 treaties,
and The most sincere desire TO guard, as far as
possible against leaving any Dom for differ
entes to the end hat the relations between
the two countries may become every day
more intimate and advantageous-rcl relations
which | confidently expect will lie secured OH
lmnovable foundations of constant friend hip,
of mutual respect and reciprocal advantage,to
which end my vigilance shall be unceasingl y
directed
Such is IN policy tina: my Administration
processes with respect TO all naions,and it will
WIN pleasure he observed towards the sister
Repuhiic Which y ur Excellency SO worthy
represents, as the necessiiirs Of an immediate
Proximity and its well understood interests re.
cure.
Mexico, then, through me, takes pleasure
IA responding TO the greeting which the United
SIatcs of America makes through your Excel
gney In The same spirit OF Friendship. justice
and peace
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
DEATH ON A RAILROAD,

BALTIMORE. Sept 2O.-A man named John
Smith, watchman on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, near harrisburg, Va, was killed,
on Saturday night list. by an engine passing
over him. 1t is conjectureJ that he committed
suicide, as he had been detailed to watch that
li9ht' ou' OF his regular ,rn. at his own par
lcular request.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
SEGA Iss a TOBACCO
NJ. LANGHORNE & SONS.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEoARs AND TOBACCO OF
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
INiiE Subscribers have constantly hnnd n large
l. stock Of HAVANA g. PRINCIPE SEGARs, OF
he approved brands which they feel eon6dent are
Inferior To in the market, and which will be sold at
tho LOWEST CASH rHIcEs
ORDrns from pnrt of the Union will be promptly
met, aud entiie satisfaction guarnntei purchasers
Tho following Brands ARE kept constantly on hand
sgoARs.
La Flor de IInbonn, La Sultnna,
California, Lns Tres Coronns,
Jcotencnl, In Gotta de Agua
Old Dominion Conqui.tn,
La Fic de j. c., III Leon dc Orc,
In Icrcsita, I'll Nuptuno,
Rio Hondo, Plantation,
FL Proprnmn, Figaro,
Las Tres Estreas. La Norma,
Herman Cortoz, Prinoipes
Lafayette, &c, &c.
ToBAooo.
Oronoeo. Nectnrne,
Gold Lcaf, Catawbn,
Golden Peach, sianard, &c, &C.,
4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
Iseady-Mndc Clothing,
FIRST ARRIVAL.

II w Il A L. r. q D q ID s
H subscriber has just received from New York AID
J. III odelphia portion Of his FALL GooDs, amongst
which may be found elegant French work. handsome
SILKS and other Dress Goods. Also, Gloves Hosiery
&C. &c. in grent variety Please call and examine tho
assortment.
sepSts GEO NJ RUCKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24

saw plows Harrows Cultivaiors Corn Shelters Churns
Of various patterns aud of the improved and latest
style Also Hay presses, and everything necessary for
agricultural purposes. Farmers rely getting just
as good articles these Works they the North,
or any other works, nd Northern prices.
We will keep constantly on hand a large assortment
tof SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow and white
Pine Oak Walnut, &c, which will sell at regular
boat or wholesale prices Persons wanting lumber Will
find it their advantage purchase these Works,
t. ey eau have their lumber worked and dressed to
der, thereby saving the expense of hauling.
We will al so keep ready made - fl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
1I,O THE PEOPLE Of Lymchbmrg.

Il ADAMS % COS Expresses ofei Daly, Ceffafn
and Cheap facilities for obtaining goods Of all descrip.
ions from all parts Of the United, states.
We have secured Specin Express Privileges tho
swift and Jamestooaad Roanoke leaving
NewYork, "Wednesday, and Saturday arriving In Rich.
inond Friday and Monday Of each week. BY this limo
prepared forward goods Of all descriptions
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenpor's line of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Po,terags
Our inIcndexpres per Great U. s. Mail Li.e contn.
ues heretofore, arrive IN Richmond Imice DaRy.
The wcllknown character of house for RESPONSE
biy and attention the interests of our customers
warrants in snying that shippers will find 1t their
interest to order their Goods through adams D. Go.
E1press." ADAMS CO,
per Nm. II. Mosby, Agent,
" 26-ifdts Lynchbmg Va.
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all points where have
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
OFFICE Va. h TENN. RAIL. ROAD Co. !

LynchDurg, oeIt w. 1919.
From intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo g..
Curle feel confident TINT the Pedr1 Mt Works under
his management will fully maintain its reputation in
making Rail. Road Cars well in any and all its
branches Of mechacai operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
YNCIsBURG Female Seminary.


M IL" AND ATTRACTIVE hOOA -
~ just received at Morse's opposite the Wa
wick House
Marcus Warland, by Mira. Hentz, so cts.
Wild Jack do so d"
Mystic Vail, by author olph Abbey, 25
Love in n Cottage, by Arthur, 25
The World here and there edited ly Dickens % "
Ellen DcVere, by J. +. Smith, % +"
Book for Corner, by Leigh Hunt, 25
Up the Rhine, by Thos. Flood. 25
The Eng Pass, by Cord Montgomery, 25
Silly, by Tuckcrman, 25
Story of Life on the Isthmua, % :.
An American Farmer in England, 25
Tho True Masonic Chnrt. by J. l.. Cross
ALSO-n further suppl, of
Sam Slick, series,
Pulnnm's Magazine, FOR Sept.
Sunny Side
Shndy Side,
Old Mans Home,
Historical Collections Of Virginin,
NAPOLEON Dynasty,
Gi eat Truths by Grent Authors,
Fern Lenves, by Funny Fern
Thnckeray's Lectures,
Alexander Smiths Poems,
with many other interesting Books,
Sept2l Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
Com irsercinl.

LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Sept. 10.
Breadstufis We're lower in the earlier part OF
the week, but had partially rallied since thu
sailing OF the Arctic on the 9TH inst. Markets
closed with decline n Wheat, and pence
to l shilling decline per barrel in flour. To.
bacco was quiet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
Country Merchants

* TELLING AT COST.--l would respectfully
- inform the citizens Of Lynchbnre md vicinity, that
wishing retire from bu mess and the South,
will II my stock of Books. Fancy Goods, Re, At
COST FOR Persons wishing obtain "A supply OF
Bo ks Novel; Stationery, dc, will do well to give me
a cnl as it is an inducement seldom offered in this
market. K POWELL,
Market ST., one door from Post Office
Sen 09..dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
SECOND DISPATCH. |

SECOND DISPATCH.
New York MARKETS, Sept. 90.
Flour-Better Southern so 10 CO.
WuEAT-Advanced three cents.
CoRN-Yellow, SO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
CLOTMING, CLOTHS, Cnssimers

~ AND VESTINGS Fall g. Winter Styles
for 1853 iGrcot Exhibition Of the finest and richest
Goods. brought TO tho Southern Market, at tho
LYNCHBURG CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
Persons not having opportunity to Wait tho Crys
tai Pnlpce in Ncw-York arr invited call mud exam.
inc duplicates Of GOODS for mems wear TINT nre now
exhibiting In Tho English, French and American de-
partmcnts Of the Worlds Fair Aso n lng, stock Of
Ready Made Clothing,
manufactured exclusively for sales. Furnishing
Goods, consisting, in pnrt, of SHIRTS, SCARFS,
CRAVATS, COLLARS, GLOVES, SUBSCRIBERS.
&c Il. Ciolhs. Cassitac's and Vesngs, which will
be made order in the latest STYLE and short notice.
Our goods nil we'll maJe-the Cloths md Cassi-
rnem all being properly shrunk before making up BE-
sure to give caI before purchasing, de-
termined TO sell good goods Mt low prices
sept l7.ls HATCHER, LOCKWOOD g. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
RECON NDATIONS.
CHIEF EHGiSEER's OFFICE, VA. Tenn. r. K. I
Lynchbnrg. Va, Sept"m 20, 1853. :
TO THE RdI-RO1D PUBLIC.

All the Cars Of every Lind in upon this road have
Icen made the Piedmont Wo'ks. in Lynn hburg,
der the direction of Genl Neuleton, $ Agent.
1t gives much pleasure to say that cars have
been strongly and faithfully executed. | cheerfully
c, mmend these works, companies requiring cars,
competent to construct and faithfully any
tracts that may be made with the OF these works
CHAS. + NJ GARNETT,
Cliff Eng Va. d. Tenn x. r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
NEW YORK. Sent. 9.

New YonK, Sept 90.
Vanderbil,'s steam Yatch, North Star, has
arrived. in ten days and a nall from the Island
of Madeira. The grape crop had been de.
stroyed by blight.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
L,KEsm ARRIVAL OF DRUGS

II AND MEDtCfNES.--The subscribers are"
now receiving their FALL a. WINTER SUPPLY a
of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Vnrnsles, Brushes,
Glassware, Patent Medicines, Fancy-toods, dc, &c.
The goods have been recently selected with great
In the Northern and Eastern cities, md principally
bought for Cnsh
ally found In DRUG STORE, together with largo
uss,riment Of FANCY GOODS. PERFUMERY. &c
From long experience and thorough knowledge II
The business. they hope retain the liberal patronage
heretofore extended tem aud feel confident that they
prepared to offer Inducements both in price and
quality.
tVPrescrpiions for Physicians and families will b.,
carefully attended To at oil times.
sept I2.ts JNO. H. SEAY ~ 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24

TIE undersigned having had Charge of the above
Works frum their commencement under the former
Proprietor, Maj. A Ellison Jr; asks leave say the
Rail Road pubic TINT he has engaged with the present
proprietor and will continue il manage meni, hoping by
his long experience in Rail road works ard
tenion the work entrusted to him, merit the ape
probation and liberal patronage of the public
A. NE rTLETON, Manager
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-24
DREPARATION For TIE FAIL

DKEPARATIONF FOR THE FALL
l. AND WINTER CAMPAIGN, l853-'51.-fhe
subscribers are now receiving their stock of
Fall ~ Winter Goods,
to which they respectfully invite the attention of the
public 1t is believed to be the largest and valu.
able exhibited in this city. nnd comprises in great
variety everything properly belonging to the READY
MADE CLoT II N q and Gentlemen's Furnishing
French Black Dress and Frock Coats IS to IS
English i" 4 .----. ID to 90
mean Ger. q -. 7 to Is
Faucy Dress and Froc Cents of every desirable color
Cloth, Cnssimere. Tweed and Beaver Sucks, Half
Sacks, Fracks, and Paleots vaying in rice from "a
to $l4.
OVER COATS of every suitable style of goods in
market.
CLOAkS-Caledonion, Julien and Tamn Cloaks
PANTS & YES rS-ln our lnrge and choice assort-
may BE- foun styles IN suit all aste. OF the for
stock of Blacl, Cashmere, French Doe Skin.
Ribblnd, Bnrnthea. French, Engli,h and American
Fnnc Boot tops and slid colors, is not surpassed in
any esn 'iishmcntin Virginia. VESTS Rich Plush,
Velvet Grenadne Florentine ind Baruthea Silk; Cash
me. 9, Imitation Cashmere Fancy Wool. Farmers Sat
in 'aenca cassime,e, Poplin Satin Velvet, &c, Par.
ty and Wed ling Vests; White. Light Colors and Tin.
seized Silk. Merino and Velvet
Our FURNISHING DEPARTMENT is well sup.
pied with everything pertaining hat branch of the
business, Gloves and Hosiery Shirts, Collars Black
and Fancy Crayats. Stocks Snspenders, Packet Hand
kcrc,.fs. Money Belts Under tinrmenis Scnrfs, Night
Cap. S.nokin do Foot Mnd., Dressing Gowns, Study
do Silk Bingham and Cambria Umbrellas, Trunks ~
Curprt BAGS.
Country Merchants
Ar" invited to examine stock. Our prices will be
found Low goods of the qualify be
urrhased in tho Northern cities
SERVANTS CLOTHlNG.-Tohacco Manufactu.
and others, having servants to cothe should not
fail to Civ cnll before purchasing. Our army OF
serng-machines will enable furnish 5000 servants
suits for the Fail Trade.
A. s. SHAFEh & CO, Main 81,
sept % Is Lynehd1P Va.
A. ~ Bedford Sentinel, Roanoke Beacon ind Wythe-
lie telegraph plcnse copy.