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UNDERTAKEN,

UNDERTAKEN.
c. o. WALL, Undertaken in all It,
vzat-EE brsnches. Funerals attended to e;
the shortest notice. IN the best manner, and On tn,
most reasonable terms.
Seventh, between and streets.
Residence on 9, between and +, north side.
jy G-ooSm
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QR6RaR d. SMITH,
RICHARD n. 6HIfH.

RICHARD n. shIfH. 9H6ReR d. SMITH.
~ ID. SMITH 4 co, Manufacturers and
O. Dealers la ALCOHOL, CANPHENE, ETuE
RIAL OIL, &c. No. "a 8. CALVERT STREET, op
posite Water street., BALTIE0RA, I'd.
mar lily
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@mzzmyIz
o. KI CHAMBERLAIH'S CoAnsl
ciaI CnIIaRa.
Nc. 1T, Raltirore street, Bol

CHI C0IIo&o.
Nc. 1T, Baitirore street, Boltssore, Nd.
Hf ostensihie object Of this institution is 10 pscc
II ths reach of ipdividuats proper facilities for
DRAINING Thorough and practical mercantile ed1
cation. young man can here obtain q more COT
rcct knovledge Of general business matters IN fsN
vee than can be uired In - raany yssr. Ia any
one coeBtsHs house.
"a course Of ssady snbra,ee doubleentry book
Ping, and It's sdaptstion to various department.
commerce and trade. Mercantile calculations
Practical Psnmanship, combining rapidity Of execu
ton with beauty Of construction. Lectures upon
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r-fiodl, and diplomas awarded to those who gradu
ats For tsrns, &C., write and have . circular for
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REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U.s.N.

PORTSMOUTH, VA Aug. l8, 1851.
Mr.. J. e. Boush-tear cir: While am In gene
ral opposed to patent medicines csndor compals me
to state that have great confidence In the virtues
of Hsmpton's Vegetable Tincture. For several
months past have used it In my f f-mily and in
dyspepsia loss Of appetite dizziness and general de-
blity, with entire success. So far my expersnce
extends, therefore, 1 take pleasure in recommend
ing It to the afflicted safe and efficient remedy.
l an, respectfully, yours,
VERNON EsKRIDas,
Chaplain, United Ststes Navy.
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PRESERVING KETTLES.

A LARGE assortment Of Porcelain and bell meta
n PRESERVING KETTLES have just been re
oeived, together with large assortment of House
keepers Hard Ssre all of VIII ch are offered on res
sonable terms by the subscriber.
JOS. L. SAVAGE,
Pa. avenue, between 10th and 1lth SITS.
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TUST RECEIVED d, another invoice Of fne
- American WATCHES, designed for railr1ad
agents and others who require accurate fine keep
ers)
Also, nne assortment of rich gold Jewelry, n v
sst styles, which am selling from 20 to 80 per ct
below the usuzl retail prices asked at other estab
Gshnsnts. Sign of the Large Spread Eagle, Penn
sylvania avenue, betw. ~ aad 9Th sts.
iY 1T III. O. H0Oc
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DIR UGS,
FANCY GOODS AND PERFUMERY.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
/ end the public that he has just received large
supply of Extracts Ct all kinds for the handkerchief
and sll other Thugs pertaining to the Drug bust
ness.
Also, Osgcod's Indian Cholaeogue, Rowand's Ton
ic Mixture, keener's Powders, Fever and Ague do,
and ali other fever and ague remedies.
0. BOS WELL,
Corner MarJ land av. and 7th st.
N.B-supericr Soda Water may be had at all
times at the above place. sep lin
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FVNRE LADIES ar. informed thst Frank Les
i he asze.t. Of Fashion for June has arrived at
- TAYLOR MAURY's
~ BooiFOre, near othiA;
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JILVERWA ARE.

CILVERWARE.
~ CANTELD, BROTHER q co,
920 Baltimore street, have on hand and are con
stantiy making new styles Of Silver Coffee and Tes
Sets: Silver Pitchers; Walters; Csstors Goblsts
Cups; Spoons Forks; Ice Tongs; Orumb scrspers
Pie lee cream, and Fish KDives; Salt Cellars; But
ter Knives, &C., Of warranted &erling S1per
je 22-d Baltimore, Nd.
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is YOUR LIFE INSURED

THE OLD ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
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Those wanting Insurance, OiI find It greatly Ia
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had at Office on Ps. avenue, doors east Of the Na
tional Hotel. Letters promptly attended to.
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'CICONDEROGA, oRTHE BLACK EAGLE.

f{vICONDEROGA,O ORTHE BLACK EAaLE
L by g. 2. X. James, a great American romance.
Our Honcymoon-This work is peculiarly ada pied
to the wants of those who contemplate white vests
yellow kids and matrimoDy.
Eclectic Magazine for August.
Hard Timos-By Charles Dickens; complete.
Gleasons Pictorial and Flag Of the Union for this
week, and everything in the Book and stationery
line for sale at SHILLINdFON
Book store, Odeon Building, oor. AZ L Pa. av.
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Wh. KHAEI. Il. GksE-1 Al. H1rIS.
First Premiam Grand and Square
Pfaros.

ea KNAEE, GAEHLE CO, nanufscsur.
HUTIsrs, Nos. 1, S, s, 9, aud IL, Kutaw street,
Baltimore. K. 4 g. would respectfully call public
attention TO the great variety Of their IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing, which for durability,
dslcasy Of touch brillancy Of tone, they believe
not surpassed By any now Manufactured In sddi
stou TO the nrst Premium awarded them by the Ma
Yyisnd Institute In is4s and 1882 they
The highest encomiums Of the most eniEsut artists
Who used these Instruments for their Concerts. Al
60 of our hrst class Professors ard Aeteurs in thl
o:fy who havs highly recommended them.
:. ~ PIANOS HIRHD % lin
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BUSINESS CARDS.

POTOMAC SASH & BLIND FACTORY,
Nearly opposite Capt. Pages residents.
r 'HE subscriber, having undertaken the Planning
/ Mill business, is now ready to Manufacture to
and all other work uppertaining to the same and
trusts that his prompt attention and moderate
charges viii secure him share Of the patronage of
the public. j. w. J0RD0N.
aug 1l-Ins
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YIAHGs AND MUSIC.
The andsrsgued desires to -xen
call the attention Of plrchs- SfN4
ssrs 20 lis stock of PIANOS, ,2SsSfs
Z secnistins Of 8, 81, 81, and s%
7octsves, With or without metallic frames. These
lsncs sre rsr arkahe for great power Of tone, rom
the Lowest 70 de highest notes, with elastic aud
rosdy so1ch, being suited to any performers. MU-
SIC foS pianos, and all 0ths- Musical Instruments
constantly ca hand and res.ved as soon ss publish
ed The trsis supplied OF Ebersl terms.
JAS 4 BOsWELL,
No. AZ, E.ltnors street, baltimore, MI.
cc lo-1y-
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II JESSE MARDEN,
sc ALE M AK Err,
soath-sst corner Of
CHARLES i BALDERsTON srREEre
febf-ly Baltimore, Nd.

CASH FOB NEGROES,
"k wish TO purchase Immediately lsrge russ-
w Der Of likely YOUNG NEGROES, for The New
Orleans market, for which Wa viii pay ths highest
cAsh prices Al persons haYing Slaves for sale, will
dnd 1t TO their advantage by cai:2g on us, at our
Office, No. IL Camden street, Baltimore Md former.
fy occupied by J. 8. Donovan. Liberal commissions
paid for information. Al communication prompt
ly attended to.
jan G-ly JIM. WILSON G. H. DUEl
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LATEST NEWS By THE MAILS.
CD\GRESS

WASHINGTON, Jan. lS.-ln the House a res
olation proposing an amendment to the oo9stl-
ling the President and Vice President, came
~ and the discussion thereon wis renewed
NJ smith of Ala, replied to Mr.. Cuttings speech
- e. We sterday and ably defended the Adminstra-
ton.
:, abolish the intervention of Electors aud des-
.roy the general ticket system, dividing the State
Ento the same number of districts as each State
|bas Senators and Representatives in Congress.
In the Senate, sharp discussion sprung up
between Messrs Wade and Cooper, relative 10
|.be railroad riots in Erie, Pa.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

TNHE undersigned who carrying the pastering
l. business in the city f Lynehhurg and vcinit,
take This method TO inorm their old Patrons wei
all others who may have anything do in tlei line that
they are obliged TO advance the price of work sinai
fraction over toImcl
1t be obvious all concerned that great neces-
sity impel- To this
No movement of this character was undertaken.
but that IL met decomposition of the public and eived
their disaprrob on: Therefore examined the ground
very carefully upon which we hope fix claims Ia
public favor IN this our present pos The rapid anG
permanent ddedRce in the prices of all Articles al living
includ House rent, Taxes, &c. &C. but cape.
Gully in every description of material and labour used
satisfied that either Ind abandon homes und
cherished associations for Other locations TINT offered
proper inducements and rewards for lubour, ask
the hands of be'n public the proper remuneration
for our services. This do:
OUR RI TIES from this date will be thirty cents for
all two coat work aud thirty five cents for all three
work One coat work twenty five cents finished after
the rowe Cornce per square foot 314c and Tor each
running foot of ornamental work in cornce, one shil
ing. All outside work stuccong viii be- az hereto-
lore htiy cents per square yarl la conclusion, We
wish to ad that abatement be made in any OF
the prices, Ivy either of without violating word
and honor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21
Rumored Death of Mr.. Soule.
From the London Weekly Times


letter from Paris, dated Wednesday, says:
bat has been very currently reported to-day that
Geographic dispatch has been received from
Madrid, announcing that third duel mas taken
Lace in consequence of the unhappy affair at NJ.
u Turgot's ball. The principals ON this coca
4 =, were the Duke of Alba and MIR. Soue, the
Ether of the combatant in the first duel. The dis
p.b Is said 60 state that Mr.Soule is killed. was
; homes that there was truth in the report, as
X had seen gentleman who had spoken to Mr..
ktorcier (Mr. Soules brother-in-aw) this morn
H., who had said nothing ON the subject, and who
as5,ainly would have done so if he had been in
fossession of any such intelligence. But since
3Lan hive lust learnt that, at n dinner party
{;sen at the Palace of the Tuileries last evening"
a. Fmpcror himself stated to the Grand
duchess of Baden, that he had received dis
a.oh 10 that effect. 1t is still to be hoped that
h. report may turn out to be incorrect, and |
nly mention it because the subject has obtained
yreat deal more notoriety."
From the Liverpool Daily Times.
4 There is very general rumor, to-day, that
4bere has been third duel at Madrid, between
Ehe Duke. de Alba and Mr.. Soule, the American
Amhossador, and that Soule was killed. These
Ambassadors have singular notion of honor :;
kbev forget that they have great public interests
= renresent, and that it is derelicton of duty to
,nose these interest to injury, by exposing them
aiyes in private quarrels As well might a
seneral-n- Chief, in presence of an enemy, ac-
ant n challenge from some bourgeois, at the risk
his being killed, and exposing the army en-
rnsted to him to defeat, from the death of its
khiaf
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From the Liverpool Daily Times.
he Guage Controversy-More Rots-Strong
Minded Women in the Field.

The Erie difficulties continue. A despatch
Rnm that place, dated Jan. 18th, says:
Roth of the railroad Bridges crossing High
rect and French Creek were demolished to-day
the women of this city,who assembled in great
Numbers, cheered on by the men.
. The women were afterwards escorted through
he town, headed by band of music, with flags
nd banners, on which was inscribed, "Six feet or
bur feet eight and half inches"
4 The streets were thronged and the excitement
pms very high.
The old Board of the Erie and Northeast Rail
bad was re elected to-day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

fatal accident on the Harlem Railroad-Engi-
neer and Fireman Instantly Killed, and Seue-
raj Passengers seriously Injured
CRoToN FALLS, Jan. 16.-About II O'Clock,
bis morning, near the Whitlock Station,a hange
! the forward truck of the Express train from
!. York broke, and the engine ran off the track,
liking with it the baggage car. j. Baird, the
bgneer and the fireman were instantly killed,
BID some of the passengers in the baggage car
|ere injured, amongst them l.. Griffin of n. y,
|ho had his leg broken. The passenger cars
fpt on the track and ran some distance after the
| aster no one in them was hurt.
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BUG BINGHAM SLATE QuARRIES.
w. r.. ELLIOTT, Proprietor,


II takes ,lds mete,d Of re- pcctfny nforniag Enge
as Atrhitee >,contracior Builders frnprieiora
al f' sesirS Faetoie- Warehouses. 81 that he Inns
nuteha md lsh>ed qaarties in Buckingham 10 Va
aud ,neads up ung aud working them extcnsiseiy lie
Promises To p"tur, Slate better calculated to
purposes, thaa heretofore produced fun ihe.e
luarrics. mud WI defy compeono, to s quality with
any ate IN the United Sta II imported. lie would
n:arm tho public thut la has tom Nuuth been wildly
aud constantly engaged ia the above busurs, mud yields
Ia none In n practical know rlee of Slate Rock aud
Saiing lie intends opening Slate Yards at hc TO low
ing places: Lynctbmg. Richmond aud Seoitsyille here
he will keep n supply of Slate tn meet the
ers Of THESE Towns and the ouunt,, Scottsville viii
he thu CENTRAL AND MAIN DEfof, FUN which
he Will ulary supply other points lie will hive in
his employment men of experience and knowledge in
the business, at each poce Ia ATTEND Ia orders Tor ne~
Stating repairing old ronis. Those VIII, have Slate
roofs of repair have immediately attended
10, aud probably put In better condition than when int
Slated there has been much bad Stating done in Va,
by inexperienced workmcn.
Specimens of his work can be Mt the L,nchburg
Gus w urks, an examination If which he requests b,
those wanting work in his line.
In some Tor buildings he recommends lnths
IN the place OF sheetng the root Tor Satng which costs
considerably less.
N. II. Letters of enquiry, orders for Slate, Stating
and repairing will be promptly attended In by address.
ing him Al eilhel of the places Of business.
dec ig-dScts
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FINHJS is to certify that the MEXICAN MUSTANG
l. LINIMENr has been used quito extensively in
the stables of Adams L. Cos Circuit Southern Eastern
and Western Expresses, FL Curing Galls, Chnies,
Scratches SprGns and lru ses and it has proved very
eHec.unl We have hesitation ia recommending il
valuable prcPumiion 10 be used externally on man
or beast. j DuNNlNG,
Foreman at AInms i. Cos
Ex, ress Stable, ~ YorH
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III u vi ANITY III A l. l. A e A ID Il Nj
buckingham County Va.

FINHE fortleth annual session OF my school will com.
l. on Monday the 10th of Jannary. and close
on the second Friday in November, 1854 | am truly
grateful for the very liberal and long continued parr1
age of generous nd conhdng public. From and al-
the 18th of Junc.ir addition the English and
Greek languages and literature, thorough OF
Mahe matics with all nj sciences usually taught in the
best High Schools aud Academies will be taught here
ton and boa. d. including Nil contingencies. will be
furnished for 800 the This school is PLEASANTLY
situated, a few miles from the Female Collegiate inst-
entirely remote from the haunts of vice and diss
patton The strictes attention will be paid he
Ills of those conldel my care.
For particulars refer to William T. Anderson Esq
Of Lynchburg
EB My address is Chambers Mills, Buckingham
County Va.
dec % d&c3m ELIJAH G. HANES.
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\ mOHNlS fuBIlSllES-
a. Ce's Virginia Reports. Vol.. 4. 3 and o,
NnshnRtons . Vols,
be- VrRioia Cnses, by Brockcnbrouah mud Hon,cs-2
Vols,
e's Digested Index of tho Virginia Reports,
'rte's Digpt. of the Lnws Of Virginia "a new edition
preparing adapted To the new Codc)
ate American Form Book,
iuckcr's Commentaries The Bnws :" NHg,nii--e
Vols; y W.
oh nsons foms,
obi lson's Practice nay iita1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

CoU0Hs, II OARSENESS, and other forms ol
Common Colds BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, GROUP,
CONSUMPTION in Early Stngc,nnd for therelief nj
the Patient in advanced Stages Of TINT FATAL Dis
1t combines, in n scientific manner, remedies Of long
esteemed value, with others of more recent discovery
and besides It's soothing and tonic qualities, ncts through
the skin gently and with great efficacy forthc crra OF
this class of diseases.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

STEAMSHIP TENNEssEE.-Cap Lewis Par
fh, who formerly commanded the steamships
anoke and jamestown, has been selected by
Baltimore and Southern Packet Company as
mmander of the new steamship Tennessee,
fich is to ply between Charleston and Balti
Pre-, Capt Parish enjoys a wide popularity for
Eerence, skill and urbanity in his profession.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

Having used the Mustang Linment in my f mily for
of hard humps and swellings, cheerfuly
give my certificate to its excellent effects. My dnugh
ter had hard lump, the size Of hens egg. upon her
wrist for n year told her to rub it with the Linmeni
and a few applications entirely removed it. have u
so used the Linmcnt for Scrofulous rumors, swell
gs in the throat long standing on my servants
and it removed them both in n short time | consider
them all remarkable cures and recommend the Mustang
Liniment as the best article used
JESSE I. HOPKINS,
Proprietor of Hopkins Hotel
Liberty Va, June 30tb, 1858.
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Lynchburg Furnishing Wareroonl.

ID X. Logan & son, Uphnl- epSsrsEN~%I2xa
IL. rter"rs, Pnre. liopgers. Mat Hlnssr.nsI
iress and Rope Manufacturers. Main ~" -"
Street, Two D,ors below the Market house, Lynci.mg,
Va keep consi antly on lnnd aud mike orfcr Curl
ed Hair, Lbuck Mess. Cotton, Wool and Spiral spring
Mattresses made by MrLoose.nndRope ofevery dcstrip
iion. We have in employment some first rate Cal,
Workmen: aud intend Ia keep hnnd sup ly ni
FURNITURE, of our own make aud also Noithrn mum
facnre-snch Bureaus Sofas Wardrobes, Bed,teada,
Choirr, Doublennd Single Lounges,-l000 Beld,teais
on hand. We usk Lao artonton OF NIL aho unyy
articles in line, and pledge ourseh es 10 soil up
on IA reasonable terms ns can lie Obtained In this w
other market. Ey'Specia attention given 10 the ls-
ppiring of Furniture finn 9.dac,s)
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The San Francisco.

BosToN, Jan. 18.-The merchants of this city
kye thus far contributed $500 for testimonials
| public gratitude to be presented to those who
(scued the passengers of the San Francisco.
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fRANcE.-The following, sedtious placard was
dnd posted in several parts of Paris, on Christ
Rs night.
1.-The tyrant to amuse public opinion, which is
2n'testing itself against him, is preparing coup
fPohce. Let all good citizens be on their guard"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DNR

~ RHGHA CORDIAL j. pleasant Mixture, com
pounded in agreement with the rules Of Pharmacy, Of
therapeutic agents. long known and celebrated for their
peculiar efficacy in curing DiarrhGa, and similar nhcc
lions of the system. In It's actioo, it ALLAYs
and pod uees u healthy condition OF the LIVER thus
removing the at the time 1t cures the dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

EDINI. An immense procession passed through
streets OF Philadelphia on Monday night, with
CITY,
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FASHIONS FOR 1854

- -
S11FZER has receive and In store large
~ and beautiful assortment of Gcntlemens 6Lc
Fall style Dress Hats, viz
Fine Moleskin, Black d. White Drawer and Cussn'
Hats Of the latest and most approved styles, ndomed
for the which surplss any Hats IN II hive YET
ieen offered for the Inspection of this Market which
lie earnestly calls the ion of the citizens o
Lynchburg and surrounding country to give him call
where they get pretty Hats and good bargain. 70,
Cash, VIM. STlTZER.
S-dSrts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

pULE ON DITs.-The rumor of the second duel
MT soue SEN, is not credited in Washington.
4 he Marquis de Turgot is recovering from his
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

s"e see by exchange papers that the subscrip-
+" colonel Benton's work now exceeds fifty
pusand
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21
SILkS! SILkS!! SiLkS!!!
DECEMBER 40, 1853
GEORG e VI. RU OK II,

=
LYNCHBUH6 VA.
EGS lense Ia rail- the attention Of the Ladies hi-
- splendid assortment vi Sill Goods.
20, % 80 g. ~ 10 inch snpr Blk eto de RbineSk.,
% ana % inch csua quality blk Taaeie SILKS,
Biz. watered aud bin Brorsrs assorted.
SUPP. blk Axmanc Sks ftr Mourning Dresses
nix nn1 White tPlaid.) do do.
French Grey aud Steel cold silks for seeond
mourning.
White Broende- for brill Dresses In great variety
Niue. Pink White aud Straw cold Gaee Silk for
evening Dresses
Plain and Brocadc cord Silks for second duy
Dresses,
Plaid Silks. Q'laids very laee.) for Dinner ORES
ses. (supnrb,)
French Satin, (ver, superior quality for Dresses.
Plaid French ropins, for do.
Those wanting Silks of the newest styles mud al the
hest qnaya very reasonable prices. viii find To their
interest call and examine this Stock IL very lnge
and comprises much greater variety than oen usually
be found in one Sior,
dee 81 Ia
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sl,o75,955 90

Showing business Unprecedented in Life Insurance.
The annual dividends average one-thirl the pre-
MUM paid, thus making the actual cost very low
A few dollars paid annually hund eds or
thousands TO the policy holder
10 Persons in l4ynchbuig obtain necessary blanks
Of DIR. VIM. :. Morris Medical Adviser for thu Com.
pany. nov IL dScjm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

PHILLIP w. PAYNE.
Dealer in Fancy ~ staple ID Good,
nj AIN Street Lyn.hburg Virgnin. Store N
wi Curlcs building, fol mcrly known NJ Kyle
begs leave To cn the nttenng Of his friends
the public his large aud desirable stock Of Spring AM
Summer goods embracing every article usually KEEP
the dry goods line. which will be offered terms
which cannot tail To pleuse all who may good
goods at low prices HIS friends and the puhlir
nesty rcqnc4 ed 10 enl and examine hs Stock II II
nhord him very much pleasure To exhibit II.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21

me new manufacturing town, about to be es-
pushed at the Great Falls, is to be called by the
ne of Potomac"