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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-28
ALBANY Il RUTLAND
RAILROAD.

lsa ,.;,.....ss.; .s.ss.....,..s, .sss....,.;ss
Now oPEN AND RUNNING TuKoUGu to Al.
~ bany without change OF Cas-
1858. Fall 4 winter Ar 1858.
rangemeni.
Shortest and quickest Though Mail Line fiam os.
den.bufga, Montreal k"uss'- Point, lailsbuIgh and
Buhug'oa 10 Troy, Albany aad NV York,
via Rutland and Eagle Bridge,
"a connection with Ru'iupd uad rhas'on, and iud
son River kashoid.
Passeng ef over ,. rouie ma, f,ly upoa making all
the connections whhthe difeten Roads, advertised
This D. the a>Lf roUIE by which passengers can
with oeraiafy SO hroash fIom Montreal TO New iotk
the sznf dap.
NO CHANGE OF CARS,
Conductors. OF Baggage Masters between Sstland aud
Troy OF Alban!.
Figsr TRAIN leave. Buflnetou 9.l5 \. n.
SECOND TRAIN leaves hufitnytan l02U NJ.
arrives iro, 3i5 4. a. asd An, p T.. bic, leaves
Troy AIS 2. VI. o. Aihani 40 4. N. for New York
Arrives 1t New Nors . IS 2. NJ,
THIRD TkAiN leaves Burlington 6.3n 2. NJ,
lodge at Rutland, and leaves kutana a. $50 A. w.,
nrfive.at Troy 10 A NJ. and Albany lois NJ, leave
Troy 1880 A. NJ, or Alh,ny l0.f5 A. fsr Ne~yo'k,
auiye at New York 4.lOp. A.
Express Tain tor buhaia ieaves Albany 1880 A. NJ
Through Tickets 10 be- procured at The Rutland and
Burlington Railroad office or II
JAAEs W. MILLS, agent. Darlington.
:. fiLLEN, Travelling Agent.
Also. Through Ticket. to Bsdalo leavellnd, To
iedo Detroit, cincinaati. Chssao, and ~ The Yves
tern eiu., ini sale at ihs Office 81 the Rutland and
Harrington kiilfosd, OF OF the Agents "iihe Albany
nassage cassksd 7Ars-gh Troy, Albany or Ns~
York.
10 al cases TO avoid dolay Check baggage through
Tuns. u. oANrlELD, Sup;
burlington, New. O. 1853. 5s'f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-28
JAMES MOORE,

Nonsssla. VI. r.s Is, 1854 ''''' V { H. T.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-04-28
ISuiIrunAS.
Ia ~ N ssi,-...s...s..l s:ss.....i.,s.a
1854 VT. Central Railroad. 1854
Northern n Western, British and
United states Mail Route.
Going North and West.

On saa aos, March T. 1851 Passenger Train.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-22
Sfip York lIOueU Market.
were present

The following remarks of the journal of Com
merce of Tuesday evening, on the New York
Money Market, will be interesting o commercial
men:
MONEY MARKET, Tuesday, Dec. l9.-There
is better tone of feeling in the money market
and those who gifted profess to be able to see
their way out of our present difficulties. The
banks are rich, having now fully Sl2, 100000 in
specie. and would discount more literally if the
right kind of paper we've offering.
The Assay Office yesterday, made the first
payment upon Saturdays dep osits, and to-day
will make a farther Disbursements on the same
account. The Sub-Treasury is paving out over
halfa million to-day, for government stocks sent
TO Washington.
Foreign Exchange is accommodating and there
will be large supply before another steamer
day. The demand must also increase so that
expect unusual activity. The supply will be
ample and we look for no increase in rates.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-22
4 Trace of the "Citu Of Giasgo,c."

4 " c'1y y d1"'-
A recent number of the Belfast (Ireand)
Northern Wing contains the following in relation
to the lost steamship city of Glasgow
\ correspondent of the Mail, at Cambeton,
states that on Saturday last, while Il herd boy
was walking along the shore at Ballochgair. he
picked up IA portion of the bow of a vessel which
bears every mark of having belonged to the i'll
fated steamer. 1t has on it, in large gded char
acters, not much defaced, ''CITY OF GLASGOW"
and, III the corner. LET GLASGOW FLOURISH"
This memento which is probably all that will
ever be seen of the noble vessel, was taken to
the Office of Mr. Watson. from whence it was
forwarded to the builders, Messrs. Todd Il Me-.
Gregor, Glasgow, for identification.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-22

ELEGANCE WITH ECoNoMY.-Ladi
IL and Gentlemen will DO veil to call and see m
very elegant Bonnett., Caps Hrad Dressc,, Ribbon,
Flowers. Cloaks MontI'la-, poilaberps, Shawl. nm
Handkerchirs.
The most beautiful ,etls Of Maltese md otic.
and s'eves, elegant American. French, Scotch
L,nchhurg reedle work Laces, tringes Gloves, Fur
Trimming. aud fancies numerous.
Next door below Senberrys shoe store; open
night. Particular attention paid to orders iron III
country elseA here. A. y ENGLEDONE.
nov. li--d4lawSc
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Nom Arrirdl Of Steamers-4nriety for the
keIrS--tbp Uputbpr

NtUS--Wt " tUHtT.
NEW YORK, Dee. 20, II M.-There is no in
telligence of the European steamers. now fully
due. The anxiety for the news is intense,
The weather is clear and cold. Teams are
crossing the Hudson on the ice at Albany, where
the mercury indicates fourteen degrees below
70.
BosToN, Dec 20.-The weather is very cold
thermometer four degrees above zero At Ban
gor Maine, the mercury indicates seventeen de-
grees below zero.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-22
The Ohio Rjrer, &c.

WHEELING, Dee. 20.-The river at this place
is full of floating ice, aud navigation is inter
rupted by it. The weather here continues very
cold and business generally is dull.
At Pittsburg the river is in the same condition
navigation being interrupted by ice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-22
FUTURE DAYS.
AUCTION SALE.

BIick Machine and Steam Engine at Auction
MS sub,cnb-rs will sel al pubic auction, On the
9Th inst, that valuable Machine nnw in operation
n"ai tue Gas Work. The Machine will make iron
5000 to:' $4,000 bricks perday Al,n. about one mil
hon I" bricks and all the tool consisting picks, shoy
els wheel bsrrows and one nurse u I'D cart
TERMS On all sums less ,han $500 a c,eai, of 4
months; on sums Of 300 aud upwards. credit OF g.
II and eighteen months, the rcasel giving ne .o,ab.e
hoes satisia 'rurlly endnt.cd
ShlA 10 commence at | O'Clock. A. NJ
dec u ~ de" CCRlE y LANGHORNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-22
SALE OF NEGROES.

y obedience II decree 1t 'te Circuit Court f Al
L pouutfox county. pronounce at i Ncptrnbe,
1854, in the ri NJ, Kinney niml & al, Stahal
& al the undersigned comm >sionrr IN III, IN front,
the Market II n-c, in the tow at l.ynrhhure, pur
tipn. the - aHy of January, 1879, tn Nesroc
consisting oftwo and one Terms CAL
dec iS ids WM b. ROANE Cnnt'r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-22
Commission and Forward g House.

VNHE Undersigned tenders LIS services the cit le
L of Lynchbure and the upper country generally "
pay strict the SAFE OF all hints Of roduc
~ remit promptly. He has an nhire at Cil
PORT. mar the wharv's where he can gave Pari'ul.
attention RECEIVING md FORWARDING u
kinds of good. including Manufactured Tobacco
His charges will be reasonable and ,tactory and
most re- pecttuly socits IA liberal patronage
JOHN DICKINSON, Petersburg, Va
REFEREscE-Benj. J"res, " m. c. X f. jaime, :.
Co. Peeble- & White. Th"s. Branch 4 Som, Pau
McIwpin d. Co Petersburg, J. 6. Neon. Henry Davi
Col. VIM. T. Smit Austin Leitwch, Mcdaniel, Hu,
& Preston, Davis, Nowlin s. Co. L,nchburg; Nj
Nowlin Campbell oct 9-cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-22

SELDEN, WRITER'S <. Co.-Thc Washington
Globe of Tuesday evening contains a letter from
Wy. r. w. LATHAM in explanation of the large
aiount charged to him by Seden, Withers & Co.
lie says they determined to redeem his circulation
ofover Sl00 O00 and took his securities and prop
erty TO indemnify them That circulation Mr..
L. says not troubling any one and he was
receiving 5000 or $4,000 upon it. He considers
it strange that the House should have done this
against his will and compel him to be their deb
tor. 1t has borne hard on him he says. To I'M
derstand this letter the reader must know that
before the formation of the House of Selden.
Withers 81 Co., Mr.. Latham was issuing notes
which the House insisted on redeeming. Mr.. L..
hopes his assets now in the hands of the trustees
of s. w. Il Co. will pay all he owes them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-22
Pacific Railroad COnreuti0n.

A convention of the drecto-s of the Southern
Pacific Railroad Convention was in session in
Montgomery Ala, last week Messrs. R. j.
Walker, II. Butler King, and other men of note
were present.
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SELF INTEREST

Nssgs/ viii generally lead mcn huyi <, find tho
ltg"sl aud must complete assortment uig tod,
ST I'm. notice is = enable you ind without
mufh trouble, the utPcs mil complete assortment,
a., FURNl TT RE tlat In been offered in the Rich
lnond market iIavinR Tad large number at workmcn
cmployrd the past Snmnet IN manufacturing Furnit
and Mattes.r | uu, prepared Ia furnish Hotels
mud tamcs with rood and subsianti. articles low
price, a,i would plrtirinrly invite the TURNER'S aud
fIantrf- When they s-i Richnond arbl aud rxnn inc
stock, before pun ing a. | determined .ell
tnr small prod.-as he o.d saving is u quirk ak.
pence IL better thinn -low ,llnp -
SAML ". HARDWOOD,
oct ast22im Govcrn, =, 81. Richmond, Vn.
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Fall Trade, September, 1854.

NJ E receiving, per steamer. Baltic and Alp
" and packet ship Caroliaa. Fall Importatio
of FOREIGN DRY GOODS, purchased Tor Cash h.
our Agent, Mr.W Wedie perylop We ar
also in receip, Of la, gc and commanding stock
DOMESTIC FABRICS, pu chased from first hand
and the recent Large Auction Sales, at gres
sacrifices.
We respectfully solicit end from tn, Virginia
North Carolina Mrrcha L. a. feel confieut
offer them goods low prices can be found in an
mrrker. STEVENSON & WEDDEIL
SCI 7.cts Peter burg, Va.
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NEWS BY THE NAILS.
Proceedings Of Congress
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec 90.
SENATE.
The Senate met nj the usual hour, and after
preliminary business, took up and passed the bill
to extend the California Land Commission.
Mr.. Sumner resolution ofinquiry rs to wheth
er any legislation necessary To promote the
interests of the fisheries. especially by altering
and extending the boundaries was argued for
some time, and adopted.
The act to secure the rights of citizenship to
the children of American parents, born in other
countries was taken up, discussed, and passed.
Mr.. Fisk's bill for the better preservation of
life and property of em grants on ship board, was
re-commtted for further amendment and inyest-
CATION
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House, after going through the prelim;na-
ry business,
M. Whitfield the Kansas delegate presented
his credentials. was sworn in and took his seat
Mr.. Fuller offered a resolution of inquiry with
tho view of ascertaining whether further leglsa
ton necessary to enable our citizens to pur-
chase ships of foreign belligerents. 1t dis
eussed for some time. Nothing else of moment
was done up to this hour
Destructive Fire-4ssembiy Rooms and Cont
guous Buildings Burat-4pprehended Loss
Of Life.
NEw York, Dec. 2O-At n late hour last night
on Broadway. ball was being held in the
building, and was in the full tide of enjoyment
when tho flames were first discovered. he con-
sternaton was intense, when it was proclaimed
that the place was on fire. Ladies and gentle
men ru she'd to the doors in terrible confusion
and endangering each others lives. The night
was intensely cold, and strong wind pre-
yailing at the time. The flames spread with
passing rapdity, and i'll a very short time the
entire building was a heap of ruins. The walls
fell, which aided in communicating fire to the
adjoining property. The flames extended through
10 Crosby street, destroying several buildings.
Amongst the sufferers are the Wood Minstrels,
also the extensive coach factory of Mr.. kinstry;
Duncans Sa ldlery; Lyons Medicine house,
and others Three buildings Immediately ad-
joining the Assembly Rooms were also consumed.
1t is impossible to estimate the entire loss,
which may amount in all to something like
S2OO.OO0, upon which there is partial insurance
The night was intensely cold and the fircmen
suffered severely. The water from their engines
froze in some instances, as it fall.
Several Of the heavy walls fell with terrible
crash, and il is yet seriously apprehended that
several persons have been buried III the ruins,
none, however, have been found up to this hour.
Workmen are busily engaged in clearing away
the rubbish in the fearful expectati III of finding
persons underneath The ladies at the ball all
escaped in safety. tits not known how the fire
originated.
SECOND DISPATCH.
New YORK. Dec. 20, | Z. M.-The fire last
night has proved more destructive than at first
supposed, and the total loss is estimated at
,0OO,OO)-partly insured
No things OF either of the European steamers
up to this hour
The weather is intensely cold
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Rt,NOl A..

.sy2 The suhscrlbrf having removed hi- Srre.
w denr> ahnve h old stand aud three doors snut,
IA Nam md hhtart str"et4, i prepared Ia oNer in
Infemen- 10 pefNnzs purchasing all kiuts of ugs,
Medrin"s Puints, Obs, Dyes. Window Gnss, iutty.
FcI4nrry. tHury Article. &c.. \.
This Store i, l02 tr,t deep, shich viii en'hc tm
keep much larger Stock th,n usual. Particular, ntcn
ton will he rrld 10 all orders. PrseripG led
Hl hour; and fun eNrtie1ce at than 80 VEN,
he hatters hInlsri' thu he IL he ubr luinlsh only
such medicine ~ nrc pure nd pcr uine. Allhe
Pbtr"ncru'rnl Preparations madr ~ they npPeer in
TIL Medical Journal.
MUSIC SALOON.
Tho s"cnnd story viii rsnI Us Music Sulnon, where
lac has now and will keep supply o those tuy coli
rhIRted We,ld'> Fair Loudpp) frcnd Pinnu.. All
kinds ri Music mud Nrscnl lp-irumnr's furnished
"rdrr Flisate rutr,uce RI, Saloon il ihr allry.-
NI.irer, III Ilcn-e ring the l.o bel
Il LYMAN, Bank Squire.
spi,I II ~
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Valuable Property for Sale.

. Pursuant Ia the provisions ol d~e,l trust e.ecu
I'LL ted to me by A.G. Dahncy and lie. dated th,
80 da' of May 1854 and duy recorded in tie clerk.
office OF the county of Campbell county, | .hal
proceed, on the lSthdny Of January, 1870 10 cell l.,
way OF public auction. To he highest bidder the follow.
ing property. conveyed in -aid deed the purpose II
satisfying the trusts there " creHte 10 wit: III, al
ct 6f"un t. Containing one Wing in the county Of
Campbell the city 1T LSnclhutgi 1t being the s.
OF SAID bney residence and hand >nmey in,ovcd
Ns any pt IN the said CITY, und ncatrd in m Il dehght-
mi n''Phborh, ID. Also another Lot situated lust be
low tn lot which the rhnoi< Foundry il built
containing from bali l. Tire. II, tts p an ucfe Il
ground. Al-o another Lot adininibg TIM, sold b,
Judge Nm. DAME To John Kidd. atd containing thre,
pos aud tl1ry-sN poles. a so the Phmuix Foundry
with tia, Lpt occupied the ew m sirual, d. directly be.
t""cu hr River and the cana TIE whole al thus prop
ery is CLICKED 10 b. oflhe sar lie and desirable
character, being situated sufficiently the cit, for all
hn-ne.s purposes. und yet exempt from many burden.
because without the corpnrae limits Tha sale i'll be
nude credit u four eight pnd twelve months cx.
cel form sufficient um To druy penscs 81 ,ae which
"llI he required cash The purchasers vii be requir
81 give nePotde nutes satisfactorily endorsed t5rhe
instruments o the purchase money aud ihe title
tothe property will be withheld until fdI payment u.
iurtlrI cnity.
\ ii IA Trustee. shall convey only such title la,
sad property vested in m, BY deed 4iore4aii
though TIE same j., bell, we'd Ia bruuqpe-t .onpb,
dec % tbs r. d. JENNINGS Tru.itr
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Printing Materials for Sale.

A LARGE lot Of Printing material consisting
Arverythine ,sary publish newspaper, is ofe,
ed for sale. They eAcelen, materials nearly
having been u-, but very shat time, and seet
ted. also, with reference to Job Off g. The Press
an improved Fosters and works admirably.
For farther particulars apply at this Office
no 2i-1ifts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-22
MUSIC SALOON.
Remember the Poor!

4 Syou enther uroped yHur cheerful FIRE side,
n round db. the iarrl far's, and srnng II the
merry cunNrr-ali,ai at yurr family; while the hoarse
winds roar wi lily aud keen frost bites shapy with
cut; when you the w-ll.lnden board nnd with
npptite hupened by the keenness oil tic atmosphere
pnrtu,. % the winds with which you hive been amply
provided by Kind Pru,i lrnce, then remember the
fnoR md with giuttude md il generous hentHppropI-
int ont Of yolrnbnndance something feed some
Starving brother, 10 warm -nme shvcIing frame, nnd
make glad hcov, hcaft
Rcmenber MISC. that the BAZAAR il the place IT,
supply yourself with anything ia the WY of supcror
article of READY MADE CLOTHING hat n large
stock i now on hnnd Tor the Iiollidnys, that good
goods sid for cnst nj aires 10 suit the times at
the CLOIlllNG& FURNISHING BAZAAR,
Corner uin uni NnAet -tr,cts, Ign, hbme.
dec lgts
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IIEhSl O4
TINHIS Company /. entirety Mutuoi in its Character,
all the profits eong the insured. aud the d ~
iends made annually
TIE profits one third the premium paid.
~ "A few d. liars paid nual hundreds of
thousands to those de,,endent our lives.
July 6.Cts
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CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec 50.-The Catholic
Bishop of this city, is now hopeessy i'll.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISVELLANEUlSs
A. GLENN & CO,
Tobacco q General Commission Merchants
AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
Virginin Manufactured Tobacco,
80 Grarier street Neio Orleans.
HuRli Its
NASlIINGTONH HOUSE. LhNcnBuRG
w NA.-lhc tulzrl ihe--, having purchased this
large aud well known House. t.ka occasion 10 inform
their ilcnd, AL H." bic R"ue,uS hut they Viii, NJ
IL tim"s. cr best rKstons la nceom aoate, IN
he most a'c'ruh.o manner, al "ho may .nNar them
with II cult Tie ertr- attention OF the Frcp,eto,-
vii he devoted tp the business of the Dousc They
A. Determined thai eft their PM shall ever lac
wanting 10 provide tor then TABLE The best fare TINT
lie malkess within THEN reach Ill afford. The build
us large aud consrni,n having been ccenil, added
Ia mud improved, md II, all comfortable, and
well furnished
lnrge fourth rse OMNIBUS will convey a.sen.
eels, regularly, To- and from the Cars and Boat
JOHN A. OTEY,
nov - dsc an wM /. HOLT
$4,000 worth Dry Goods at Cost for Cash
'1NhE -nhseriher wishing Il Sc his present stoeL
4 At Ge"d.b 10y lhe lst oil March wi oler them
COST for CASH, nnt the l.t Felrunra. when the
mn nder viii hc SOLD AUCTION. Tic stuck Is a
large and choice one, I'D viii be aoll In good faith
COST have u large assortment Of
pl,n Black Silks. Figured Black silks
Plain Colcted Silks, Brocndc silks,
Pain mud Striped do. Drcss Good,
Cloths, Ia II MT VARIETY
Gassimcrcs Vosting..
White Goods,
Emhroidt,ies. Gloves
lloisep Cntprt..
Damc-tics, Blankets,
Negro GooIs. Shaws
&c, &C.. &c
MANY Of the above goods will be sold at ,es. than
cost. "a l am anxious to close tn. stock.
dec 2-dlws2tamFebl WIN. s. HANNAH
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GUNS GUNS = GUNS!l,
Merchants and nOrtSunen atten6

GUNS GUNS = GUNS -
Merchants and SpOrtsmen attend!
TgHIlE subscriber w,ud call lie attention. o the Nj"
L chants 1nd Sp"r~men Of Nirs,nu. North Z 'rali-
m mud frruesscr the TACT that he las st received
his tn stock ct trns, Il les, Pistol, Bowie Knives.
Haunting Itcn,iI, Fishing Tackle Walking Cameo Ne,
e.. md he positively thai his stock il tie arg-
e.t Ia found ia nt the thier STATES being pre-
pm ed q exhiit nearly One Thousand Guns r"u-
sing of Single. Double and Four Barrel- and prices
lower ia IN before IN II You want To behold
some the unrest cgrio itie- in the tpntng
line Gull on G.. LEbNABD,
lmportrr and Manuficturer oi Fire Arcs,
No. Is Old 81 Petersburg. Nn.
snp9s-clm Sign ofthe Lion Il Learnrd
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Roanoke College,

FACULTY.
Rev. David r. Bule, NJ, President and Profess
of Moral and intellectual Science, &c,
s. Carsone Wells, A. NJ, Prof Mathematics and
Natural Science,
guages.
V. +. Bolton, Tutor
FUNHIS Institution, located Mt Salem. Va, will
nence It, next session October fth. Expenses for
The session of ten months. including Tntion. Board,
Room-reu Fuel Lights and Incidental expenses, tIl2.
For particulars address the Pre- sdent
aug i9-dsc6mos Rep copy
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
SAW MANDATORY,
10th STREET.
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREBTS.
Richmond, Va.
'HOLANDA bl'kGER. ,toprietors wonLi respect.
'uiY "ar tailel trirnd. aud the public generally
II II IN tHs'rT ~s,. # The iiairrng with
Viii hlsy la n ney rnic, ni.e the, are pre-
rot1g Il in"nnt'fre ~ greater facility aml prompt
mss Han her t,lsfr, SAWS aal c.leeile CIR
tIlAR SAWS Which, upon tl" tn,nony st -nme nf
~ brst nni must 'n,hc citizens, claimed II he
'drel"r IN IN. II working t, all nrhrr- They may be
found in NIL / principal Hardware Stores in the oit,ot
Factory prizes.
AL Sew. stamped rOLAND X BERGER are wnr.
'Hnitd IA The n' est sense no matter from whom nrby
whom purchased
orirr. respectfully solicited AID promptly executed
pur ~. roLANp 4 BERGER.
HUNT n HARVEY,
Cary, between 14th and 18th Streets,
Richmond Ia,
n which, they invite the atfcniionot denlc = Their
stock ronsi.t- in part follows;
iOh hid. o \ = II Sugar
4u0 hhls ,tram refined Ito
500 bag. Rio, In. aud Java Ooiees
50 boxes Lnn Sugar
500 packages Gtte mud Black Tens
- bhl. q lassas
20 bids Cuba do
500 case, rnllow, Adam mt ne und sperm Candles
700 sides Sole leather
500 kegs Cut Nail.
80 hbls Tanners Oh
100 hHgs shot
eoo boxes s< 10 aud iO,t - Window Ga.
% casks Rice
80 bbls Cider Vinegar
80 bags Glng',. pepper and Spice
200 Gum, Bags
$50 do, Painted i,uekc aud Tub.
100 hess Super Carbonate of Soda
100 cases Stick aud Mas Li,uurice
son lrem- leItel, Cap and Wrapping Paper
Al hbls Marhercl
80 Hcrings
Aso-Cori1 f,t plou h lines md bed cords. Cnndl.
wick, Cotton Twine. stare Indigo, a.. with many
"her Lr'rIes in their line. aud also good stock OF
loreien and domestic Liquors, all of which they will
SOL as ioN "a possible Ia q 10 ts)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-22

400 SACKS SALT have on hand 200
AVD sucks Marshall. Salt. fr sale acoonim.'
ting term, WI. A. MILLER IN Ra,iu
dec :. #
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-22

200 Barrels Apples for Sale.
4 Have on hand few barrels of very NICE APPLES
Il and shull receive between this ard 25th Decenn-
Der 900 barrels oil the kind. Persons In want
will please call AID leave their ders Il
WIN. A. MILLER,
dec 2.i25in-t On the Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-22
i. A HOPKINS }
W +. ANDERSON, rasfre-
JND. uA LER.


The above sale viii commepce l. o'rock u
the premise. W NJ. II. MD>l}N. Auotr
doc u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-22

COUGHS 4 COLDS --Rryan's PuImoaicz
" WATERS Juiube Drops, A,res Cherry Pectossl.
Stables Cherry Exnectorant, Hastings Syrup Napths,
Wisars Balls. w. Cherry etc. etc ;. for sale by
dec 5.d&wts r. STABIER & 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-22
FINE TEAS.

FURNACES, RANGES AND STOVES
FINiE most beautiful and cnmpete assortment "f
i Warming aud Cooking apparatus ever exhibited in
dis market, my be found the Furnace and
Range Warehouse, Main street which the atten-
ton Of the people of Lyncnhutg and surrounding
Try is most cordially invited. G. s. BLISS.
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