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$4,000 worth of Dry Goods at Cost! !!

FVNtiE subscriber intending make change in his
l. business. i'll offer his entire sfocl, of good. al
co II, ON this date uni someiimc about the Isl Of
This stock is large and attractive, mostly of
purchases, i embraces all the newest style goods
srh rich hured pain plld, rolrrr Silks, ch fgurs
Plaid wat,red and plain flac Silk Foulard and India
Silks, Figured and plain Clples Tissues Berat aud
Mnu. Inns all shud French Jacnna,and Lawns, Cling
hams Orgtodv Muslins Canton Grape Bnmhazine. Al
ppc.H, Debaize Robes. em5r bdered and llain Swi.s
Muslin. plaid and striped Muslin, Cantre. DimitN
&c. French Work Collars Sleeves, Chimietts Hanhfs
Bands, &c; Bonnets, Bonnet Innings and Fibhun..
summer Manes all adcs; Hosiery and Gloves; French
Cof,rtts Mnrs'iile- Dmiiy aud Grass Skirts; llfse
stock of House furnishing e,odsam whirh are Mus
and Lace Cur:airs. Damusk Mo Gems, and Turkey red
Marsaes and Dimity Quilts Linen Cotton Sheet
ing aud Pillow Cese goods, Table Damask, Fruit
and Table Napkins, Towels, Diapers, &c; P.sno
and Table Covers; large stock OF Carprng. tom ten
cents to the fines We Tapestry Rugs Crumb Cloths,
Parlor md Don Mat, Oh Floor Clott., ~. Furniture
nids. Ticking hletche1 and brown Cotton. Cotton
Ozn4huig and Bnrlaps. Also, Travelling Trunks, Car
prt Sacks School Satchels, and Vdli,es. His STOCK
Genemen's Goods embraces genera assortment of
Cloths. Cassimries, Ve,tngs Linen filings. gloves,
Cravats Callus Half Hbsc &c T.gethe, with
ricy at II goods usually fpun in dry goods
He asks a call from all in of CHEAP GOODS
and part uiury invites hi friends aud Gust oners t,
call and supply theasely swith goodo
Jun bis JOHN +. DAVIS.
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Valuable Amherst Land for Sale.

q 333l aces of good red land pr sale near New G.
--G oseow; snIi Dwell ng II U.s. wth fine Lii
rooms; good Dihce, with ruum.; all necessary out.
buildings; 80 acres well ia clover aud timutly -
II is a good " hrh Farm. being mostly Southern
posurc Possession nlny be had nj any time; ana thu
Crop and Stock VIII be dispos,d of fair terms thu,
purchaser. Il not cold before the 18th dny of Jun,
will an that dnv tif fair il not next lair N.Y. b.
offered ut public ale. Surha snug farm aud nice hnm.
Is raee'y in market Sorsry is g"od and loeatiol
healthy and every way desirable.
Address, New Glasgow, Amherst 60 Va.
may 81 tia l. l. HITE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sEABURYs SHOE HAT STORE.
- 1854 Spring Supply. n

a receivi eala1ge supply great variety If spiing
Summer Gands. am confident ia re la- never
bern apenrd in Lyrchhurg such an ineat of la
DIES CATERS. SLIPPERS, BuSklNS BOOTS,
llNDS nd WALKING SHOES; GEN l.EMENS
BOOTS CATERS, SHOES. SLlfpERSN PUMPS
MISSES GA1TE2 RS BOor Is m 81 trPERS; Roy s
BOOTS ana SHOES -and CHILDREN'S SHOES by
he small CART LoADli
Also splendid sortn,ul ol nES's hoy ! and cut.
DRfNs SUMNER RATS aud cars Alsn. Travelling
Trunks, Ca=fet B,e- Nds =, Umbrellas. &e., Ac.
My two o,dest with NJ statesmen On il
my purpose In hascayery sommouiinn extended t.
my customers which reason will approve. To n very
ltheral community my heartfelt thanks are tendere :
with a'snriaee Tint NIL Il all be done that ought be-
tn sec its continuance. 7. SEABURY.
B.-Aly friends will find some in my NJ
a'mott every hour, day night except the Sahbal
ON ilni day Q ere is n cmillnnre OF conrse i. =
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Watches and JeWelry.

a. THE uhscrh, bees leave To his
a. friends and the public generally that he has just
zAsk6 IL nm the N,rh large ind well
ed assortment Of Gold aud Silver Watches. He il di,
pos ID to sell n small advance Northern prices
TheJewery is of good qunlty and most mpder" and
approved styles Also Specncles of assorted ages; md
variety of Fine Fans, Extracts Perumeiy aud Fancy
Goods
Gull and examine 10, yourselsc. as oharge nothing
for showing my good- and but little mors when sell
them. Terms CASH Shop marty opposite the Nor
we'll House. Lynchbutg, Va. u W. HIGH.
N B.-Watches and Clocks repaired IN toe best man.
ner, aud mo Ieiate charges. H. w. II.
- Jlvthpnr}w
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1.-THE Train is stopped foI passenger between an,
fthe above named points, the charge WILDE made from
the point last passed by the Train and charge viii
he less than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (except those
who take the ,ars where tickets not sold J
will be charged by the conductor, ten per cent. in al
itionto the regular uf lar", provided however
that in no sh I'll he receive than mor
Than fifty from anyone passenger, TO any p"ni on
the road.
Servants will be required to have two passes o. ,"
be left with the Ticket AGENT and with the c. d.
which pnsses, must be explicit in granting u p
lege to travel on the Free colored persons III
required to produce iheirfree papers, they will %
PERMITTED to travel the
May lots. THOMAS SHA
Supt TrAnspoi tie
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ON co, SEGMENT.

VUST received On CONSIGNMENT, 10 be sold ON ia
- v,rabe terms, to close
10 hhd Porto Rico and N. o. Sugar,
20 bhls. Coffee Sugar,
10 do Pulverized Sugar,
50 bags Rio and laguim Coffee,
3t hhls. No | Hearings.
10 do Anckerc
40 boxes Sperm Candies,
20 hbl-. Re ii6ed Whiskey
II do Tanners Oi
A / ri which will be sold at greatly .educed prices
may n WIN, ", MOSB> Anctr
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
HOUSES 8 Lors roR SALE.

= IN Il tn al rrreal orler at the Hu-tings Guar
Ell Il - ,hhn'g. rnic the 5th iune. 1914 in the
.u't at Mrtintb ald wifi. W Nulply ~. tin, nnde,.
-iened appninte cta' lot ihy purpose, viii off, l.
@i'r On til" irsmi-e Gue.lu, inr The 2ulh dny
of lnnt, lS IL 5etock the Lot No. ais in tue ciis
o lynchhurg aiming l~lfnn acre situated tn.
,esilnuee al he late John Mex nhey. with the
thereon. accuI he'd hy John Smith Al Il Mrh.el
Murphy TIE lot viii be ,vided iafn qnarteracf'
lot; IL place III, old hou>e quarter and tie
lnuse recently erected by Barne. Murphy, ON tie
othcs. TIE Prop ri, viii be sol upon a credit ol siN
and twelve tbs. with bonds and good PEI sonul sect.
rity for purchase many ID. ROBES.
inn 7 pndtds
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Spain and the United States-the President, &c.
WASHINGTON, June 1l.-Something definite
and important with regard TO our relations with
Spain is anticipated in the course of the coming
week. For several days past the State Depart
9ent and the Spanish Legation have been discus
sing questions between the countries, and it is
certain that they are likely to be arranged in a
manner most satisfactory to both.
The President intends to rustcate at Old Point
Comfort during part of the summer. De Rus
ton.
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DURE SILVER TEA SET &c. ca and see a

DURE SILVER TEA SET &c. Call and n
l. very beautiful Tea service OF pure silver.
One do silver plated.
Silver plnted Table and Breakfast Castors.
a. Pick and Salad stands
:. Batter Cooler. Sugar Bowls AN Salts
Chamber md Tall Cnndel.ticks.
Waiter and Cake Buskett.
" Spoons, Fork, Ladies Sugar Toogs, Butter Knives
&C. with many other house furnishing urirlesnt
May e5. GhEGOki kOfALLS.
Hardware \ ore.
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$40 REWARD

AN away from a." subscriber, the i5th May u
Ia negro MIKE belonging u Mr. -
Dance. of Pow haitian county Va. Tn" snid negro is
but f. i'm hes high well sci; buck-between 25 aud
80 years old; he wrrrs Nav, Cap, h other clothing
MOI remembered. The above rewards will be given If
delivered 10 me, section 10 Va. " Tenn. RAJ road, Pa
laski co. W., or $lD f lodged in Jail whe get
him. JACOB RUMBOuGH
innS-is
fR X ,ehsuond Whic md Rnchaunn Recorder cpnV.
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Refriyerators. Refriyerators

L HAh E Jus. received INV summer supply "f Shay .
Il uiivnled Refig 'rators The great number have
sold here within the three aad the unvers,
satisfaction they have given is the best garun OF their
superior rx:ence la, three different sizes, price,
So, 81 ; 50 aud SIS. Call and see them the ~
Furniture Wnrerooms. opposite the Norvell Hous
Jun 10 A WINSTON.
III Ron cnnY
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GAS! GAS!! CASH!

DERSONS wishing their houses fitted for bur ing
u Gas vii. find some strong inducements offered. 10y
applying the subscriber have good worhmen and a
superior stock of materials A. g. DABNEi.
N B-All orders f'r fitting ny Tobacco Factories
sed within sixt, days payment will not be required
befne the lst of june 1855.
7-fIs
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Ne,e HAMPSHIRE Legislature

BoTToN, June l0.-In the n. Hampshire Leg
stature yesterday, Mr.. Dodge Democrat, moved
to assign Tuesday next for the choice of L. S.
Senator's.
Mr. Eastman, Wing, moved an amendment
liking Friday next as the day. This amendment
was carried by six majority.
The consideration of the Anti Nebraska rcso-
lutions was assigned to Tuesday next.
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no THE PEOPLE OF Lynchburg.-

III W Il u Il fEOFLE VI H&yunCuUWIR.-
l. ADAMS Il cos. Expresses offer Dniy Certoia
aud Cheap facilities f obruning goods Of all descrip
i'm, from all parts of the United States
We have secured Special Express Privileges the
.w and sure stca JamesoUn and Roanoke, leaving
New.York. "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving In Rich
nond friday and Monday of each week. by this line
We are prepared orwcrd goods Of all descriptions
very low rates Our Express leaves Richmond daily
l,er Edpund and Davenpprs line of Packets
Goods delivered Free Of Povteruge.
Our inland express per Great U. s Mail Lie,
nes as heretofore, to arrive in Richmond 7xice DGi
The we-known character of our house for resp.
bts and attention the interests of custom ers
in saying that shippers will find il their
interest order their Goods through adams g. Go.
Eapress." ADAMS & CO,
per Hin. n MosJs, Agent,
jy 26-ild,s LyHoh5wg va.
N. B.-Goods dispatched to all point. where hav,
agents.
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
nlLLIARD TARLEs.

'UsHE subscribers having devoted their personal ntien
ton for mnny yenrs the manufacture OF BILL
LARD TABLES, are fully competent to execute work
that will give entire sati. acan the ft-tidio
fonnisseuf. Being the most extensive manufacturers IN
the Union. the, enabled furnish superior table ut
10 per cent less ihnn nny other estalshmentin the
country. tn which they respectfully invite tie ut
tention of buyers ala The essential improvements
they s' made 10 the construction and eascits OF d
cushions. which lhcy have ronfht tn degre. Of per
FICTION attain II by utLsrs Always On iand billiard
tnhr- with Marble aud Wooden beds. with large
Il mk of Cloths Balls Cues French Cue l.eather-, Cue
WAX, Pooi Bal Bonrds Bagaiele Tables Silk and
Wmsted Pockets. nc. Order. by mail promptly nj
lendedio. Old Tables recnshnned by sending them BY
Express. GRIFFITH DECKER,
Billiuid Table Manufacturers.
apl 81 I'm No 30 Ann 1t New York.
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DiSSOlutiOn.

FstHE partn rsiJ heretofore existing uudel the firm
and style oi Bell & Jennings, III the propret rsiP
If the Cabei House, has this day been dissolved, iy
mutual consent The subscriber has purchased the en-
tir ,inteest of Mr. Jennings. and viii hereafter be the
sole pr, retur. He respectfully solics contin
Of liberal patronage m has heretofore receive
from his friends and the public orally promising TINT
no pair expe shall be spared torender them CON
Portable while they stop with him.
June 7th, 1854 (ts) ROBERT IL BELL
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Notice 10 slave Owners.

l AM anxious 1, hire FIFTY NEGROES. in large or
l. small numbers. FIR the balance Of the year, work
ia the roal mines belonging IL ia. Mo mt OeIlnn Con-
Company, the kanawha river, in Fave county, Va.
am prepared Ia pay ca.h down lar good hand. II
owner hnyng Negroes To hire will wli,e nj Gau'
ley Bridge fpyee county. Va. stating full partcu
| shall he happy to communicate with them immediate
~ \. 4. GRIFFIN,
Agent for Mt. Corban Coal Co.
Armstrong Creek. Fayeite 20, Va
MnN IH. lSlI If [
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NnE GREAT PIANO AND MUSIC
i ENlnhlishan me III --IIORACE MATERS. al3

i EAuaDI1>uA Wt --iioNACE WAIEHS. 3jJ
Bronlway. New York. r. heat and most imtro, ed
PIN and Mco leo =. Z. Gilbert & Co.'s Word's
Fair Premium Plunos. with or withont The Eocnn. aud
with IRON lram,s nni circular sca,es. The merit Of
these Instruments Is TN we knhw TO neoi ,ther
mendution GtLBrRr's Boupoin rtAsos, elegant In
.trument for small rooms u.LLrr Il cum-Tos's
Pianos. ol the old es,ab iahcd firm at la let &Do MIR
". being sole agent for all the nhve Prno., offer
them lower q nm any oher house Horace Waters
Pianos. maaua, ureJ expressly for him having grent
Iower of nne and rlnsiicyof touch. 333 broadway l.
IN" largest depot inr Mn-c, instruments in this
Try nh riding opportunity for selsc items be- Ind
,scwhcre. Second hand i'iuaos Ut great bargains.
Price irom 500 $l7l Every instrument fully war
raned the none, refi drd
MELODEONS Goodman & Baldwins Pa
tent Organ Melodeons, with TWO eASKs OF keys
u sweet aud powerful Ina rumeat Prices from a75 Ia
$500 ID 4 II w. Smiths celebrated Mrladeons
Martins uariodlcd Guitai Browns lnrps, Fmtinas
Violhs Bln-s Instruments. &c &c. De crs suppl ed
with Pianos Melo Icons nj ioct,ry prizes I2a per
cent dirc"nni Ia Clergymen
MUSIC. This list comprises IN p oducts OF tho
grent muster. o both the American and European
rlncns. and IA ng additions by
day, Deal = In Music, aud Teachers ol Summaries
wish 10 purchase any rpnst pabli-hed. nnke
,angeme1ts E r continued supp of Mr.. Waters new
issues viii find il TO their in crest call iora ard
their rits. Music To amy pnfi Of the Union
tnnndHs. io4iage iTr1. HORACE NATERS
apl5 I'm
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AT COST.

\ have determined u sell MI my
L PRINT D AND CJLORED BERAGES,
PRINTED AND PLAIN TISSUES,
COLORED SILKS
AT COST
The stock of the above is fresh and large, and a
ford, grand opportunity ii pubic Of citing 81 len
did go,ds without a profit. JOHN q MEEM.
may sif
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Reverend riofer arrested.

4 Reverend rioter arrested.
BoSToN, June I0-Rev. Thos. Higginson, a
Unitarian clergyman of Worcester, was arrested
Yesterday, charged with being concerned in the
rotin which Batchelder was shot. He was held
to bail in the sum of $4,000.
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MILLING.

FFNHE SUBSCRIBER hes taken the " WAR WICK
l. MILLS" in this city, the same recently worked
hy tie Messs Whiiemorr. aud will keep Them in the
best grinding order He wireceve and grind both Corn
and Plaster PROMPTLY, and on the usual terms. He will
give the business his per attention. and with close
application aiiel by LONG EXPERIENCE in Milling
he hopes srare literally the patronage of Lynchburg
and the vicinity JAMES MCDONALD, SIR
% Is
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NEw-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothing Establishment,
rs Cortland street,
And exten, Ing thr,,ueh the enin block forming
10 prv aTprIrtr

10 DEFY STREET.
THO Virginia Merchants visiting New York extend
Il our invitation To call and examine stock. which
|. particularly adapted Souhefa trade. Those Of
our former patrons need II nssiro that eur motto
Ia Erceisior, and to OTHERS would shy. ri N Is,
and has been sell goods the One Price prin
oille, without variation only In the letter, bur In
spirit.
With regard 10 the quality ofour goods its moi too much
10 sny that manufacture them we'll and In good
taste Us the most fashionable custom eslallishmont in
this any otter ,rkct aud thus endeavor do away
with the strong prepilao % ting In the communi
gainsl de,ng in and using really mn RI thing. Pense
give US IN o,,ly call nm teal ,r as.ek r,ar 30-is
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PARTY AT THE BUFFALO SPRINGS,
AND
Barbecue on the Top Of Mount Pleasant

AK fhr Bulii,o Springs, Amherst county, " II be ,AS
SGGE ape ed ON THURSDAY, THE END june with bSsSK
PARTY. and nn Friday, IN 2Bl. u BARBAGUE wli ,r
furnished on the top of Mouat Pleasant A splendid
BAN d or AZ Us IC has been engaged ior tie occason
and neither ras expens. will be- spared make il
oil the grandest affairs that off in his
county. RAlNE X KYLE.
inn
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SEC AIRS a. TOR A Geo.
NJ. IANGHORNE 81 SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEoARs AND TOBACCO OF
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
fENHE sub-crbers have constantly on hand a large
4 stock of HAVANA II PRINCIPE SEGARS. oil
the approved brands. which they feel confident
interior in the market aud which will be sold
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
ORDERS from any part of the Union will be promptly
mel, and entie satisfaction guarantee purchasers
The ollowi rands are kept constantly ON hand:
sEGARs
La Flor de inbuna, La Sultana,
California, Lus Tres Coronas,
Jico,encal. In G,ia de Aqua
Old Dominion ConJnisia,
La Fiel de r j. O., FL Leon de Orc
La Teresita Ell Nuptuno,
Rio Hondo, Plantation,
II l'rognma, Figaro,
Las Tres Estrellas. La Norma.
Herman Cortez, Principles,
Lafayette, &c, SC.
TOBACCO.
Oronoco. Nectarne,
Gpiu Leaf Catawba,
Golden Peach, Stanard &C., &c
Septenhe 8-d&cts
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Death of Mrs. Dennison.

LOUISVILLE, June 1l.-Mrs. ,daugh-
ter of Ex- President Tyler. and wife of the Rev.
Mr. Dennson, Rector of st. Paul's Church, died
on Thursday last, after short illness.
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1-7-7-7-- 777777777
VIII you Read the Truth ?


IA the test of public opinion. No art of man car
ealvani-e worthless article tokeep il UP asa good
medicine II Il be not really so.
A good medicine will live, he One popular. and ex-
tend it saes year after year. In spite OF opposition
The peoI IT, reediy find it's virtues, and the lame ot
ilnnl Phase, from m,nf 10 mouth with more rapdeyI
lan nav spnpers can sprpad IT, living witness iest
Tying the medicine has made for him Is OF Tar
more service q nm any newspaper advertising.
In proof Of - ai say above, we refer you 70
HAMpToN's yEGETBLE TINoTURE, and ITS ef'
fcts Its praise IL In the mouths Of nultl'udes. Inc
best men in our country give their Testimony to ts
wonderful cures Among them we name Hon. n.
Cluy. Hon. Rich. NJ JOHNSON. Vice President OF the
Fniicd Sats. with hundreds Of others Capt. nomas
Gnnot-brother To the celebrated physic'an o' 'ns
Emperor Of Frnnee--wa. cur.d by II OF a disease OF
yeas standing aer the skill Of all tho Doctors OF
Europe and America had failed to cure.
TRUTH is MIGHTY
An Appeal to every Man and Woman
.7nothey CURE by HAMPTON'S TINCTURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor. every iphere, bear TIE same
Testimony.
Real the follow ing Certificate irem Lady enoofsea
by Postmaster u. =. Cooper;
CApor BRipoE. I
Hampshire county Va, March 1ai, 1891
M u. p. Cooper Dear Sir: Agreeable to your rc-
ancat and my desire benefit the afflicted here
bv certify the great relief have received from tho
of Hamptons Vegetable 3tncfure.
was taken with violent fDipiiafon rather Aui-
'e''''s ""' u"'"o''"s " ~, ''.''', 80" y, , 80
era days. seemed "a u my heaft ma almost forgotten
its office. The famiy became alarmed and procured
bottle of ihis Nhihbie Mc"cih" anu peioie nhn taken
one hottie of this Imctme Of Hampioa's was on
''' T., re''s .s' ~, ..,,.e :, e,,,.. g..
~. ,.a r hi. ,,ah,a Med;ena To :, ,hrss ,. o
mo- WINS hid nm with u,eeyoiion Of mn arks from efec,
oT what l. eouor.lly called II ilk leg lind os NIL tpse
md npne,ite md tho sore VII eli WINS .ore fvr iucbe,
~. and down and hnlf WV around nv ankle ,eiec,ed
every effort 10 heal |, until proc red Hamptons vep.
.,,ble 'rinenre one hottie of which restored my health
benIed nv nnkle and am freer from swellinx than for
the last tbtrty vears
dgain one OF my daughters was very low from severe
dyseuto " md when abe began TO sit p her feet COM
mrnced awelns which increased every ,n. and began
10 be very painful ,sac us.d bottle of Hamptonrs
1ineinye; the rains were assuaeed the swelling sub
Al led and her health re,nrne-we kcpt her legs ban.
daeea with strps of wooden nti her strength returned
bnye be, ibia pn,ticoar TINT others un Ter similar
ci,eumsinuees nigh he Induced IN anvil ,bepseye. of
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90 NOTICE-All owners of Dogs or Shuts in the
S-Ncily are h,rby notified toeome fnrwafd with
in ten days pay tax imposed upon them by an ord
nnnce and proc the necessary license Scep them
inn8ts NM d. BRANCH. MHyur
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THE SEASONS.

THE SEASONS.
FHNHOSE aleeoricaI representations of me seasons
recently arranged the walls of Minis Tau
neI's Ddguer elan Gallery decidedly the most beau
life things of the kind we have ever ,ehcd.
They add attractions to their rooms which before
seemed contain gems of ara in thr ininitabe spec-
mems OF Daguerreot ped beauty sufficient satiae The
eye aud satisfy The curiosity ufany reasonable person.
MINNIS & TANNERS
Motois EXCELSIOR, and they really determined
reach earn, if they have nh eady attained
IA position on the pinnacle of lame in their beautiful
Gil zens and strangers should not fail To visit the
Lynchburg Photographic Gallery. if only to the
SEASONS" Entrance Main. doors from Bridge
street. jun 8rs
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MONEY WANTEsf.-Sl0 90" worth Of Dry
WI Goods 10 sold by the middle Of August, for
CASH. Persons wanting cheap and good Goods will
now aye an opportunity that may again
These GOO Is must hes Id and mistake, by that time.
These goods were all pur hased this Sning for Cash-
no old shop keerersamongst them. TIE public will
peasr cali al examine No4vs your chance bargains
b II LEWIS Easi Mnin Il,
Sign White Flag few doors above Nm vr House,
iunel0ts (y) hyn. hbure. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-14
Plated goods.

PIated GOODS.
Unable CASiURS Walters, Tall and chamber
Candlesticks Snuhers, Trays, Forks, Spoons, &C.,
a large supply on hand; for sale cheap. by
may - GREGORY 4 ROYAEL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-14

readstuffs-Flour has declined Cd a Is. per
Dbl. Sales of Western Canal at 3Ss. and Ohio,
at 39s. Corn has declined rs. sales being made
at 40s. for yellow, and Ais for white.
MONEY MARKET.
Consols closed at 81. United States stocks
are steady but no change in prices.