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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-01

PHILADELPHIA, July 2y.-Thc total mortal'y
this city thi, week will probably exceed JO. The
ports already received OF cholera will reach I'll
exclusive of nbout 80 deaths n; the nlmshousc tr
that disease. The discasc has attacked the "rrapa
Of the Old Wnman's ward-onc aged over l| !yc
died Yesterday.
THE DESTRUCTION OF GREYTOWN.-
meeting Of American citizens whose property >
DESTROYED by the L. :. ship-of-war Cynnr. At ;
Juan del Nor.c, WIS held nj the Irving House, y
York, on Thursday afternoon, To take the matter
consideration, mud adop, such mca.u-rs IL, ms!
deemed necessary. The meeting adopted u rctG
ton 10 petition Congress for Naturalization, nnts.
sincss committee consisting of three prrsur- was
pointed 10 carry the resolution into effect.
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The House resumed tho consideration Of the bill
| regulating the pay and increasing the eilicie:.y al Tie
army.
Mr.. Phelps sud that something ought to be done
70 promote the efficiency ii the army-that part OF
! the bill increasing the pay t.: the rank Gld Tic nnI
providing for promotion among the pflNases, met MS
APPRECIATION, but lie was opposed TO increasing me
nav of officers Of the army. He desired ;lc bill
to be amended. Ii this could not be done, lie should
vote against It. .
Mr.. Orr took similar ground, and for the purpose OF
opening the bill to amendment, moved that the House
go into committee Oi me wl!o.e Oh Inc sta'c u INC
Union. Agreed. .
Mr.. Letcher was willing Ia vote for an increase %!
the pay IL privatcs, if il were necessary 10 &c! re-
rrui!s. He condemned the increase Of salaries ecnc-
rally, and spoke OF the part Of democrats uniting
with whirs in the House ~ vote money cXtraHnSuit
~.
Mr.. McMullcn was for economy and against the IN
rrt,I,u of the salaries Of officers. He warned his DEM
ocratic friends how they acted i'll this matter, as the
Gentleman from Ohio, (Mr. Cdmpbc!l.l and other
w!Iirs, would ring tie charges Oh them il the coming
elections.
Mr.. Campbell replied, saving the democrats her"
nave two members 10 one whig. II they cnnno; HOLD
their party responsible with this majority, how mnciii
lar ,.r one do they want! The notice was served
,arIy this session, that the wings will hold the demo-
Gratis ~ Il strict accountability. go
Mr.. Gildinss said the present administration vii!
90 10 the extent of their ingenuity to procure an III
rr..,sa Of the army. He Thought peace could be pre-
served on the frontiers, if nnc-!ourth of the money aP-
uruurittrd for the army were expended in b!aiikr;s
an! other presents for distribution among the wild
ln,iians.
Further tlcbatc followed, when the clause incrcas-
ing the commissioned otiicer,' pay was stricken "u''
Wi,liou. concluding the subject, the committee rose
and The House adjourned.
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, July -, 1854.
His Exccncncy, JOSEPH Johnson, Governor OF \ir-
ginia: .,.
DEAR SIR: enclose the quarterly reports .! tlris
Bank for April ], 1851, and July !, 1871, with compn'
tive statements for the corresponding periods III le''.
Very respectfully,
ID. LAMB, Cash'r.
Statement ofMr Condition cjthc NorM ur<trn B"Mk"j
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DEATII.-A yonng man named Lewis Z. Sharp
who, ii will be rccollccted, WINS INTRODUCED Ms d WI
ness in the late trinl of Montague, by the counsel Tor
tue prisoner, and whose evidence, II Is peiie,so' pro-
duced nm acoui,tal. die,l n few DAYS ago a; Shockoe
Springs. y. {. The Petersburg Express states that
he was in the employ OF an extensive business house
at New York, aud some idea may be formed OF inc
estimate they placed upon his services, when We s' Ge
Was n son Of Thomas Sharp, Esq, President Of the
Exchange Bank of Virginia, at Norfolk.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

co1rysr,. Pa, July @.-Thc buildings =. & y
N the Shawnee Furnace, owned By ".s" md VI
phcw. Il, this place, took FIRE tins ub;.rry ~
all consumed. The damage 10 inc n'''
inrs. Sc, will amount 10 Si0,"Do'
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TIE rr1pIEp. At NIAGARA.

New YORK, July 2s.-The cholera at Niagara Is
causing horrible mortality. A despatch from Buha-
10 says that the mortality is unprecedented. IL was
and left the dead unburied.
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APPOISTMENT.-Capt. John b. Blanks has
been appointed mail agent on tho Souih-Side Rail
road vice George Jones, removed.
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DEATH OF MR.. FILLMORE's BK2 itnm a
Brrr.Lo, July GA private d'tlaiSn' Jen, ri
liable source, announces the death Of iuU~;"nesots,
morc's brother Yesterday at 81. fa"i
cholera.
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SALT WATER RESORTS.-A very '"5 ,
gay Company is now at Old Point y s'st a ,npe,
occurred a, Cape May, in consequence OF "ST'
unce of the cholera there.
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TIE LAST OF THE CuOCTAwS.-Mr. V

TIE LAST OF THE CHOCTAWS.-Mr. !"
Fisher and Mr.. kusscl Lewis, Iet, Yesterday i'
Indian territory West Of the Mississippi. with t1r !
rcmnan! oi the once powerful tribe %, the 'h"rr
lndinn-, amounting 10 about eighty p"f'"u'' ;
same party took on. Il few months since, onr huH.,
and eight Of this tribe. No more will G" from "
bile, for the few still remaining, not exceeding 81
persons, are married here and connected III lnrTf'.
and will, therefore, be permitted 10 !.ng"r hI1u..'
graves Of their kindred. When the French Gr,
cred and took pU-.csSion rf this region, rE"y ioa".'
Choctaws II numerous and cliyalrou- uG'I"i'
those cnrly times and even since, they rcnI"!heI
~stealtast friends Of the white man. and IN -"vrra,''
Irrutc enterprises won victory for Their + r"ncH w."
crs. OF late yrnrs, the few Indians who have WIZ
~ in the winter scGsou, have been E":.! inT -.
manufactures and want OF energy, but n 'Nr %.
connecting link between the discovery Ol tae c9In'
and the present generation, they have met VIII d.
treatment. Whether they will be- co::ca''I a..
their assigned home in the wildS West "i we '",
of Waters rcnIniIs Ia be seen. rs 10 me" w.
ton mud chri;ianity there, we apprchciid 'Hn' . ;,
tribe continues for Il century Ia come ~ w. % =.
will he found 10 be n. now, uutusorci cH'!'''"'
torcst.-[M JbRe TribWde, lime ~.
DISTRESSING AFFAIR.-On last MonI'; Y.
,.r,,o, n vn,,ur lady, ngcd about *, daughter :.
,Jobu NJ. Webb, of Norfolk, was killed by q la" ~
n n;stoi fired hv n Mr.. Howe, q relation nt ne ;..,
lahy. The Norfolk Argus gives the i"l!o",T =, >,
cuIor. Of the melancholy occurrences: NJ: -
on n yisj, to,hc family Of Mr.. Brown OH "hr".o'
Paint. and ut the time mentioned n Mr.. Howe =
ni.,nl will, two barrels, only one Of which, n . :.
roncousIy supposed, was loaded. Thi- he ff.t ,r i, =
ward. Then putting on percussion cnps, h. f,'". :.
Ia ,b, house in which were Miss W. and "'"c',' n
mounting the pistol ut some Of those pr''ehi, qua ~
the trigger and discharged several cnps "i'nou, :
iur harm; bur on pointing it town!d- The i""; ."
toned, nue Of the barrels was Discharged, r....'r
ball in her neck, in~tticting n terrible wound "" :.
the collar-bonc on the lctt side; aud 7hr ''' "
floor, bleeding most prufu,cly. mann,
DR.. Constable was in Attendance ar -'"n =" j
bic at;.r tie accident, remained Iurii- ar 49," ".,r.,
diligently afforded every means "t rr!'.' ~
By medical and surgical shil! aud eype.fiitnG' y
VI. fingered in intense agony until II o tH;' ~ IeI:
the following day, when she was relieved y; re asa
of her sufierings, while sIrr"u'uSd y! ,,rrr! sross.
Der of relatives and friends, who had sntnGFF" Il, :
her with the mos, ardent hopes tha;hrF lite Ill.,
spared.
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$4O,i20 81
j. W. N. WTTTEN,
{. ".
JOHN. l..
WASHINGTON SPOTS,
WILLIAM cox.

VIRGINIA, TAzEwELL CoUSIY-To WIT:
This day, Thomas H. Gillespie, Cashier Of the
Trans-Alleghany Bank of Virginia, personally sp'
peared before the undersigned, a Notary Public, III
and for the county aforesaid, aud made oath that the
above statement is correct, TO the best Of bis belief
Given under my hand, July IA, 1851.
JAS. L. WIITEN, Not. Pub.
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Statement ofhc Condition ctths North Hrstcrm Banh
NJ Virginia, Including It's branches at UtNs6Hrr.
PorkerSburg and LgcrsonrtNt, on he lst dry IF
.big, ISL, ruth n comparnHr" st0tcD1SHf ot he same
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!Sto,ementofNc Condition Dtht :N0rh urstTH B'nh%
Virginia., inciuiing lis 6rnn'hcs al UtNSb"F!, Inr-
ksrSJms and JcF,rsonriH', on tie Isl d"y q" .ipr."'
1851. rlh a cOmpard'ic" stItem'm y ne sam" l''
IN. -o,r,.p,u},n, nrtoI Df (kr ;~rrrcdfRg grHr.
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ONO County, SIS:
Before me, Hiram d. Brown, Notary public for the
county aforesaid, this day came Daniel Lamb, cashier
nfthc North Western Bank Of Virginia, and made oath
in due form that the foregoing statement is correct
uud true to the best of his knowledge and belief
Given under nv hand tlis 18th day of July, 1871.
HIRAM D. BROWN, Notary Public,
Ohio cOuufv. Nn.
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NEW AMERICAN CHARGES.-From what is
said Just now among the leading Democratic mem.
bcrs Of Congress, we have come to the conclusion
tina, Yesterday. or on the day before. the President
rendered to Col. Jno. II. Wheeler, OF North Carolina,
the Chargcship to Nicaragua, and to - Marlin OF
Nashville, Tennessee, editor of the Union, of that
city, the post of Charge to Guatemala. AS it is hardly
10 be presumed that either will refuse such offices,
these appointments may fairly he considered us made.
- " ~d>hington Star.
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sl,iS7, Gs4 80 Sl.6SS 9Si 90

WHEELING, July 20, 1871.
We certify the foregoing statement 10 be correct TO
tie best Of our knowledge and belief.
DANIEL STEENROD,
ROBERT MORRISON,
X. CRAUGH,
JAS. II. STOUT,
J. W. MITCHELL.
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Before mo, Hiram D. Brown, Notary Public for
said county, this day came Daniel Lamb, cashier "i
the North Western Bank Of Virginia and maic oath in
due form that the foregoing statement is currc', and
true To the best Of his knowledge and belief. Given
under my hand this 2Uth day ufJuly, 1851.
ii. ID. BROWN, Notary Public,
OHM comfy. VA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-03
Cloths, cassimeres and vestings,
Hurd's Golden Gloss for the Hair.

4 MONO the many preparations for The growth Of the
n Hair thi. Golden Glpa iakes the load. Three
reasons will be given why III. universally u.ed and
preferred 10 all others;
lst Because il has proven The most eecualin Bal l..
ness. 2nd Because il imparts beautiful dark gloss
and delightful perfume to he Hair 9rd Beeauseth
Ladies' with fine discrimination (which they all possess
have adopted IL,
Many Other reasoi.s could be given why IL IL great
favorite bot those who have only to give
trial.
PRtcr-25 cents In large bottles
For sale by Druggists and siorekeepera everywhere
wo. HuRD, roprietor
904 Broadway, New. ! ork
~ Large discount to Merchants
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SOUTH.SIDE RAILROAD
Ia I'LL Gs:.ss.ssEsz
Port WaIthau line

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the D..
n pot in Petersburg every day. Sunday expected
Mt O'Clock, A. M, AMI arrives Burkevie at tho h.
iersection OF the Richmond and Danvie Rsl.Ro0d
ut IN clock,A M connecting by that Road with Messr
J.. flagg ~ Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Cor. ,uso
Halifax Court House, Danville and Greensboro N c.
and arriving at Farmville at IL 80 A. M connec,;,a
there with Messrs. Flagg Caldwell & Co.'S Stage I"s
for Lynchburg. ~
Returning The train leaves Farmville at | p N
ara burkeVile at % p arriving 10 Petersburg in
time tor the trains going North or South conner n
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail
hoad,wltl The splt ndd steamships Roanoke and James.
Town Tor N.M-iork which eave City Point at 7p NJ
and every Wednesday with steamships for Phiadelpbi
which leave City Point the same hour
ssengers preerring to rema in Petersburg the over
hlght, can take the mornii train North at a. A. M
the james River Boats for Old ,int Norfolk and Bal
more at o. A. M. or the for the South at o'cloc
A
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
Gus between the following points may be procured al
the annexed rates.
Between Petersburg and Lynchburg through in
hftteen hours, IS DOL
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in two days. 9 ooh
between Petersburg and White Sulphur s lr;ngs,
through in two days, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 WI
Between Petersburg Danvile, through in TWEEN.
ty-four hours -.-.-...... 8 %
Between Petersburg Gtee 'sboru' N. c., thro'
= in two days, ........,.,..... 10 o.
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, N. G. through
IN three days. Observation-Disclosures. Is NI
Between Peter burg and Charlotte Cd
A freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot ever
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at 6, A. Man
returns the same days Amy person wishing to see Il
rates at freight obtain freight list by calling upo
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
dec3 is E. j. WALL Stunt
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MERCHANTS.
GEORGE BAGBY,
Grocer 4 Commission Merchant,

--OFFERs FOR SALE
100 TONS Anercsn hammered and rohea IRON
l"D embracing almost every size Of tsre'aSe'""'
round fat, sanare. oval half oval, halfround' h""I
band horse shoe anil nail rod,
rs hoxc. Tin pla,e II II c bright foot1g,
pig- Block Tin,
30 bundles Am. Eng. and Russian sheet IRON
1000 lbs cart carriage and wagon aSles 10 'hene,
1000 n,s cart shear. German wedge, hmef"a" ""'
Engi.h biisfeied Steel
1000 lbs. Sheet Zinc
1000 slab spcter,
1850 lhs Iron Wire. TO IL, . l.
rs bag. Coffee. Rio, Java Mocha, Manila ana la
guira, = h.l anil
80 hhds boxes and lb.. brown. loaf erashea ""'
powdered Sugars,
10 hhds Massse.,
10 bhls. Tanners Oh.
10 dun Spades and Shovel,
100 keg. Of Dupont blasting powder
10 Rifle :.
1000 III. cotton arms Leaksslo, No - 10,
lOo k.g. old Dominioa rails ; 10 g IN spikes
10 ~. Burdens horse.shoes, No To a.
100 lbs horse shoe Nails,
S doz Archer's Axes,
% boyes se 10, 1Ds u l2s "a window "''s'
1000 lbs Manila GsrhnFe, e 70 nehcs; III
Also smith. Bellows. Anvls Vices atfiehing' ha"a
and Sic 70 Hammers. Flies assorted; hn've' "na
FORK. pepper Ginger. Spice & fuow csndie' Dome'-
,ic. o,opbures Cart aud Wagon Boxes. castings, sht
ef. ST. YES cnrn-.heller. Has cutters We Ne, h OF
which will be said low fot cash or IN batter
frhl
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Dr.IIastIngs' Compound Syr up ofNaI N

POSITIVE CURE POa CONSUMPTION. e.
"A cline Asthma, aud all Dsru-es OF the Chet and
Lungs angle botte will prove its ehcncy Hereto
fore all regular pract laced eonsunto an ongs
fe ncutabe di.ouses; and sucb, the hospitals OF all
rtes declined To receive patients persons afflicted
with IL. Happily however, discovery has been made
which disnrms Consumption of its t"rols, by placing
il entirely under control For the truth oil all we
.ny, we refer any OF the most eminent Physicians OF
Hospitals in America and Europe, VII" now. through
lie all Of Dr. Hastings NAPTllA SYRUP recognize
Consumption curbc and dali, rejoicr in the return
ing henth and strength of th0se for whom, leoIc its
discovery, tn could have expected even hoI cd tor
~ but the grave. 1t H. in fne The only IIepara-
ton ever known have succeed in arrestng tho for.
stion Of tubereles in The Lungs in revovinS those
already formed. For dsthma Conghs, Nigh hseais,
Splitting Of Biood DfentJ IF Breathing. and Scr ness
Of Ae Chct, HASTINGS NAPTllA SYRUP, 10y at
once graphing with the of the disease stands be-
loie all known lies; and its operations in all cases
speedy that patti, begin TO feel its beneficial ell
fleets toon after The fret or second dose.
Nemiehl I'LL a volume with certificates, bu. simp
~ ask for n single trial of This medicine. Ton CON
len that there is person suffering from any di'ease
al the lungs hut will find immediate benefit and spec
,,y from il
~ For snle in Lynchburg the Propretors prices
wholesale and retail by ID X LYMAN,
JOHN IL, SEAY & co.
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McCORKLE & JONES,
Wa LEsAIE htlhL
Grocer. a Com mission Merchants,
Main st, LynohbuIg. va.


Main ST. Lynohburg, Va
4 RE NOW RECEIVING their iail supply 70 @n'en
"A they solicit the aention Of their friends ana NV
public generally, viz
200 Sacks Salt d, n
100 Bags Rio Sugar, Java and Ma'ecnib" Gomez
90 bbis. Crushed, Polverzedt oohee ana o""
flea Sugars.
10 hhds r. X ind n. o.. Sugar
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar,
500 Kegs Nnils, all sizes,
100 Sides Sole Leather.
80 Ton. Country, Rolled and Band Iron, all sizes
o5 Gases Fine Stick Lic,rioc,
10 do Common Slick Licoree
~ do Fine Mass do
8 Cols Manila Rope, tn inches diameter,
80 Baskets Olive Oil
Is Boxes Candles, all qualities,
10 B,rres N. o. Molassas,
bids Wesl l., do
10 Barrels Tnnners on, some pure
10 Tar,
10 do IIerrings, Maekerel and Shnd,
300 hush Clover Timorh,. Orchnfd. English Blue
and Eyc Green Ge,s Seed,
5000 lbs Prime Western Bar.n Sides,
3OOn lbs. Fine Family Hams. Shoulders and sides,
cured by VIM Mas-io
coon lbs Cn.t Sheer and Blistered Steel. all Sizes
40 900 Feet = ttey Fuse.
300 Kegs Blasling and Gun Powder,
ID doz Rnwland's and Humes' Shoycls,
sd0 Blankets different qualities,
300 Wool Hats, do do
-AISO-
Cahancs. Dnmescs, bleachedand unbenchcd--B'd'
Tickinga Osnoburgs smoking and Chewin1 Tol"' CO OF
NIL qualities of their manufacture, which they "ni
rantal Of which thy will scl low Tor cash, 10 pun, 'ual
customers time, in exchange tor country pref zee
Call on us before making your bills elsewhere, II you
please.
We want 1900 10 100 bushels sheed Oats for VI ich
oe, ea.dt. hoCoRkLE & JON Els
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Horses Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Calves, of
over eight in number, will be carried Bird class
Guods--The weights be regulated : follows: Hor-
ses, 1000 lbs. Mules, 800 Beef Cattle, l000 Stock
10. 700; Hogs. l5C Sheep, 100; Calves, 1926, under
; months old. Lumber Of all kinds, ana Coal to
One day only will be allowed load or unload, unless
by special agreement in writing. Whenever a Car is
suffered to renal, loaded after arriving its place of
destination, over "a hours unless otherwise agreed
upon. il will be the option of the Compan, unload
IT, and charge The of 80 per Car load for
Lumber and so for Coal and also charge AT the
rate of 81 go per day, for the use If the Cal
THOS. SHARP, Snpr't.
aug 27-ts Va. & Tenn. X. r.
rFFs Express and Rem copy.
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Corn Planters I! Corn Planters !

NE. the undersigned, havi,g OBJ aimed Of Mr.
w Kuhn, Proprietor of the State for Virgina, 2
agency for tie nufaciure and sale of Robert j. Va
wins Patent CORN PLANTER respect lily reop'
those who desire labor saving machine, by which 0H
hand is enabled eperlorm the work. which, by the pre-
ent mode of planting requires four fye-to call ~
mediaely and supply themselves with OF these
valuable machines To this Planter awarded y
hrst Premiums at the State Agricultural las of Virss1
ia Ma yiand, Pennsylvania and Newly ork-beside' \
ty premiums at other fairs. This machine, drawn Y
one horse, opens the furrow drops tie corn with ge
regularity, ALSO Guano Plaster if desired and coy
ers it the proper depth.
dec Its DIUGUID e. BRO
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MISCELLANEOUS.
q City Furniture Warerooms, -
m OPPOSITE THE soRyELL HOUSE, zs
January 1854

January, 1884.
UuAFiNG recently materially enlarged The nanu'ae-
IL turing capnciiss Of this es'ahshmen n"w the
must ex .nsve III the Kind In tho Southern States an
regularly receiving ,upplics from The bes insnuisft to
ties nj the Noit enabled 10 Keep On hand large
stock 81 thu
Different Grades Of Furniture,
which am Offering on The most aeeummc dating terms
NJ stock epnsi.ls ia pnrt Of.
100 Fret e Cottage aud Curtain Bedstends from - IN
sl0u,
30 dozen Windsor, Cane Seat Carpet and Mahogany
Ohsirs from $Ie Ia $50 per dozen
so Buresps and Ladies' Cabinets Inngng from Sl2 Ia
500,
$50 Gard cenire. Dining, Sofa aud Extension Tables
from ~ 10 s65.
30 Wardtobes lfon s35 to $50,
IL seus Of Mahogany and Walnut Quurtette Table,,
$50 Rocking Chars lfnm ~ to W,
80 Sofa, from sls to- -. -.
10 mir Of Div, ms and Tee.n ees, from 40 TO 800
per pair.
dos ChiLircns' Office. Rocking and Table Char,
Tngctt.r with every article usually found in Furnish
Inc Wnreroon IL cla dng Hair apt sbuek Mattasses
Spirnl s prtng BEDS Window Shades Gill Window or
niees Iron Hat Racks, Pnror Mirrors, Il .&c
Builders aud Carpenters Will here Ind n lffge and
we'll .eleelrd Stock If Building Hnrdv IRE, Bnnnisters
and NEWELL and MechanIcs Tools in the Grentest va
tety Which viii be sold per cent. lower than they
can be bought in Yirginin.Thosc DESTROYS Of purchns
ne any nfiicr in my ne would do well To give
call before purchasing as am determined 10 sell at
ian DC /. A. WINSTON.
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III u. e appropriate 10 IN, f"% Ctdss-boxes OF hats
,c1J tsaI d furniture
4, t,cles appropriated Second Class.-Boxes bales
Il goods feathers, Shoes saddery glass, paints, oils
! Il and confectionery.
1, ules apsYopriateto Third Cidss.-Virgniad omes
ties ,agar Office liquor baggng, rope, butter cheese
nu acture tobacco leather, hides, cotton yarns cop
pei I'm sheet iron, holowware, queensware castings
hardware, marble (dressed andother heavy articles
merated In special or fourth classmates.
articles appropriate TO tie Fourth Class.-Flour, lin
sack. rice pork, beef fish lard, taow and BACON, lin
cask. boxes sacks) beeswax, bales of rags ginseng
AMI tried fruit bar ron marble, (undressed) Ei:ll and
gr nd stones, mill gearing
NJ. + 80 miles l.50 Salt per bushel
as'e, f,i 100 miles. 200 cfFifty pounds. 10
ton Q, - $50 miles. $50 m
Voo Ids zoe miles. 300 Carrie last. l2
Sci 7-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-03

NJ OT1CE.-My stock tools ana hands foi Gas Fit
y ting, have all arrived in Lypchburg, and am
fully prepared all orders entrusted me
with iuthf"lness aud Dispatch.
would be thankful my friends to hand in their
dFrs prevent hurry about the time tn gas is
to be put
No Bills will be presented sooner than the first of
uary under any circumstances
ie 22.dts A. G. DABNEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-03

IL tue Irain1s stopped for passenger between an,
ct the above named points, the charge will be from
The point last passed by the Train and charge will
be less than Twenty-Five cents in any case.
Passengers who do not procure Tickets Except those
who take the .,ars where tickets are not sold.
VIII be charged by the conductor per cent in ad
lition to the regular of fare, provided however
hat IN no case shall lie receive less than en nor more
The road.
servants will be required to have passes one to
he lett with the Ticket Agent and with the Conduc
tor which passes must be explicit in granting the prv
lege to travel on the Free coored persons will bo
required to produce herree papers they vii, not be
permitted to travel on the cars.
May lets. THOMAS SHARP
Supt Tra,snor,,,;o,