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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
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DY SIMEON DRAPER, OAice No 46 Pine st., col

DY sIMEON DRAPER, OGice No 46 Pinest., cor
~ ner william en- TUESDAY March q. At 2l O'Clock, ss the
sSsO F.i Mongsgs seven per Cent Convertible BoDa Of hs
coupons psysb, JsLusy md July NeYo OoOeaeh.
ih@ coe@gs f!as & 70 1a.5s R,rSad Co92toy "a; so
witch the rsiirosd receive moaey
es bs Ssf ai '1 doiSs much better
,9 oo ro. Ihs & csa sss : '.G a s e $ f %
over % Rs1 H, s'a 1 s,s o o Ss. Ssa s1
Gep this parcel II ss2C which w NV DO renpory sold
Pa .Dd asslsSo Sts Rsrsd iS pss jsn 1t
siG Fnst Mog.se Conysrbo sond. Of the Grss:
Rat osd Con Illinois, due 1850 interest coupons April h and
$50 s5Gso Co-nrs Ne~.Yort a,iro,d Company Seven
pc Cen. Convertible First yortssge bonds dae 1871 $500
=I0O seven per BoLds indiana Railroad
C.mEsny i',t aossgs Que sS6 s.oo eeh % 70, oai,
rs sbages OF Tfirdsg Ksilros3 Comr.oy slOoe each
DepTRsh Es ne oo1Gs ss and UusG state. stocks.
.9o, new Y.r. s,,s peg & csn s ,,ea I, oflss as
sai.7Jc Eeg.Yo,k state 9 per Cept sioeF Of $50.
$50 United stases per Cent stock Of Isss
5000 United States. 6 per Cent. STICK Of lset -
CTATE and RAILROAD BONDS.-North Carolina
- state 9 Dor cent Bonds TsdeeLasbls In 1888
Lste Ee ST. Loais Railroad Bonds PEI cent, re-
ossc I'd M Bo Rosd sr BoSd. o. sane aor
Great Western Rirose of lros 70 ger cent Mof,se Boods
BY the stsis ofTenne''ee, redeenAbie in lsse .sc,
NIAGARA FALLS HYDRAULIC COMPANY
~ Fcicen hsrby ths. toe Aunu Election %. Directors
Of the NsssE Falls ycsae Company viii be held At t9s e1
Of the Company No l5S Nsssost the City Of ~
TUESDAY the 4h Of April between the noufs o. ~ h sa
NJ, Cf that day The transfer books val be Inn ~
Of April BY orasE. T. AiS", Ss"'s'"'.-
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 10 War
Greenwich open daily r. MI NJ 20 ana rom
hb osar9ron on or before ne oie
April INTEREST," fon tht oas payaDs 10 'aJ'
iI'''e'' pea 'e-' u" '-- c 5. WoODHULL President.
W PULLS {ves President.
V. L. BCxTos. socreisTJ. -------
or,tcy or rar IL rsois GENITAL RALRoAo CozslsH}
NEW-YoRx, March T. ls54
7 DAN Of FEBRUARY Z, lc54--The second IN
.,meut of 10 per cent the Loan Of the lna0 Cents,
Rarosd Conn Bonds allotted sbscrbers The 7th d.y
Feinsry ss will be payable FRIDAY Tth lay OF April MA
the Office Company No 81 "sl BY order Of se bse4
tive Conmiitee NJ b EO1Aa s.,,; ltss
DANK of ENGLAND, IRISH and SCOTCH
. MOTIFS snd FOREIGN GOLD nd SILVER COINS " AM
FD-Colecton Cafort IA and all Of the Untsd o
sudfd ih promptress sDd di.pzeb. Bs OF sHehsnss
Dr, ssiher Church. San Francisco for sAle suns ss
Uucurrent money discounted At lowest rates by - ..,.
II /. ROSS d Co, San Francisco, Calliornia.E,
lDs FADCONER ROSS Co. Meboarns, Aasrshs Asn s :,
the hswrors Beard Of Underwriters COnasnTuenn o. '>
Ross. FALCoSER Co, No. lss fs.ll.e: f.-.
4 AND WARRANT OFFICE, No 63 WALLoIL.
~ 81 Warrants and sod s tna
al WslTaDs cod by will be guaranteed In All
limit time Warrants 20 su psrts o. ne 30, JsaN
bet pr!esa receipt OF remittance !" """
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
rnrcIn,s or Prnduce- -

FyH. Hasos Rirs- EvSd B5ais s6; - ri- ,,,t-, p,-,
DO Beef > psss Barley do A'he a. Bsr $50 baS. Corr
~ NJ WHY.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

Toal.... a. SOC 9257Sl 6 @8 SO 1<Jfo % 'io5 l'S
.Tb eleven Banks affixed iucorporated Banks
Others Banking Associations toraeh under the general
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28


suH-Rses..... 8 81 Het'.-.. - i'i N,sn s NJ,
Sandy hooA''''' 20 lsllnd...... c5 He'll Gats %
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

NOTICE.-Tbe Sixth and Last Assessment due on
the Subscription Stock Of the ALbiON MING COMPANY
hes been levied Al tie 25th dtv of April
New-York March 5 Ii-4 W. z BUrrERNORrI, SeSy.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

THE COUPONS falling due on the st # ADnl
q next OF al the BONDS Of shc ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAI-
ROAD COMPANY will be paid ~ ho Ohcs of
Company, No % Wsllst. ol ami hf a. that day
EDGAR, Treasuer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23
Arrival of the Franklin.
Advance in Bfeadstuffs and consols.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
MARKETS, &c.

NEW YORK, May 22.-The steamer Franklin.
with European adviees TO the 10th inst, arrived
to-day.
Cotton is unchanged. The sales in three DAYS
amounted to 5000 bales
Flour Is very active and had advanced Is
Consols had gone up to SS cts. in consequence
ot declaration by the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer that no loan would be raised for the pur-
poses of the war.
The Bourse also had risen in consequence of a
report TINT Denmark and Sweden had Joined the
Western Powers
Austria has presented fresh terms to Russia,
which if declined will lead her to Join the West
ern Powers.
1t was reported that the Russian fleet left
Hillingfors the 9th of May, when Napier signal
led the allied fleet to prepare for war Immediate
ly.
Provisions were quoted firm. Tho Manches-
ter market was quiet. In London, money was
easier.
The Arctic had not arrived out.
liolhngshead reports cotton dearer. A con-
siderable demand exists for it for export purpo-
SEES.
Richardson quotes Baltimore flour at 30 to 40
shilngs-corn 70.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23
ALate Arrival of Building Materials.

ENlNE Front Door, Rim and Mortise Locks. with or
II without night laehes, Upright and Horizontal
Rim Locks, square Rim Locks and Matches Of many
Styles upright villa. hotel, Inbitted and sdingdoor
NJ r;lsa Locks. Plated pearl white, glass; mineral, ar
go AID Fancy French Knobs can be furnished with
either the Rim Mo-tise Locks. Latshes for French
Windows, various patterns, Rim and Mortise Closet
oclSs Cupboard Locks, Stock and Pnte Locks, Sture
door Locks it'll and without Knobs night, square and
Rim Latches sliding door rail, sheaves and astragal
plated pearl white ind mineral BelPnlls, front door
Bells with fixtures complete, Door nni Window Hin
ges in great variety Gate Hinges of various patterns,
Screws of good quality, hnm to inches, Hand-rai
Screws fl IT. round, squn e, chain, Flush and Tail Bolts
the most approved Blind fastenngs, Sash Locks and
Axle pnlleys Sash Cord Finishing Nails in papers from
to inches, do do by the pound or keg, Flooring do
frem Sdy. to l2dy II aided Gu do, from By 10 4Ody
Spikes from to inches fencing, paling and wrought
Nails French English and Anericon Ufnaoc GLASS, OF
different qualities aud all the sizes in use, Put
ty in bladders &c.
Believing that offer greater inducementsa re-
Cards quality quantity variety and price, than any other
establishment in the upper cnhnly we respectfully ask
II call from those wishing TO purchase Building Hard.
hhEhOhf N hO1hLl'
lDgV Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23
DIV T.AST-NIGHT'S MAILS.

--o.,,onde. ce of the Petersburg Express.
,,,res at Richmond within Twelve Hours
RICHMOND, May 81
:. .,Jsmsu.-I have barely time to inform you
,be departure of the train, that the .ineen-
TiaFe '% hasilv Mt work in this city, and we have
Pr ,,r 6res here since last night II O'Clock
I io'' n O'Clock, the large framed dwelling
P,on Guy attached, situated on Main, between
] hS' and Third streets, and occupied by Mr..
~ Snead, one of our most worthy and en-
NJ ;.,c, mechanics, was burnt to the ground,
l' VT heard as regards insurance, etc. A
4 ,,n same hour at which Mr.. Snead's dwell
1 .,s bornt, two stables, one on Church Hill
y .,a other in the vicinity of the Poor House
'l;scoye,ed to be ON fire. both of which
7 ,t;rely destroyed the tremen not knowing
I i,, what to do in the emergency. And this
~, about the dawn of day, the large brick
3'"5I Mr.. William Catln on Church Hill, was
and burnt TO the ground. Our city seems
to' ; "FS with desperate gang of incenda-
and a, am pleased to see that the citizens of
! a ~n are at last fully aroused in regard to
atter Great excitement prevails, and wo
ln ma, tbe individual convicted of such an of
His life will be the forfeit you may rest
Yours, &c.
'SALMANDER."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23
Franklin Cloth and Clothing House
MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG, VA,

(oPPusGtE TuE cABELL House
A n cnthe new stock of CLOTHS CASSIMERES,
"A and NESTiNGS, Geutlrmcns furnishing goods,
&c, &c Alison n,ge stock of Ready Made Cloth
ing Which for beauty of style and elegance of furnish
is unsurpassed by any establishment In the Eo,,hor"
CITIES. Particular regard will be mid 10 shrinking of
all summer goods hnt 10 b washed,
Clothes Made 10 Order.
large nnl varied stock Of ClnthS, Cassimcrcs and
esrin,s mule to order nj short notice The best of
workmcn employed in milking mp work. We shaH
al all times. study 10 pLease
Mode Of Doing Business:
Selling good goods AT iom prizes. To enale Us To carry
this system in good nith, il will be absolutely
essnry, tondopt The following rules from which The pub
lie will derive equal benefit with ourselves. frst-To
EcoNoMIsE TIME--i.o abatement in the prices asked
for goods the ices asked the lowest they be
sold at. This viii enable salesman to do the work
of the old plan OF asking one third more than
they would he willing sell Tor TO SILL ron CASH,
sholt terms. by special agreement, Which will en-
nbe buy goods principally for casl, winch we
do 10 per cheaper than those who buy credit
1t will also from 10 to II per cent. for collecting,
which will enable sell goods al least thnt much
chenI than those houses that sell on long time.
EV Those mho pay reA not harcto E,'y or those pho
do not pan. GLASS 4 RAlNF.
mny 10 J. DIXON. Agt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
SALE OF NEGROES.

VIZ A. irt hed Canin inn :. thrt purpose
Il aPn"io'e Va leerer ct ih- Gire e, III for
NJ eh cam ~ ia the Oh Nay. Ia, in Ihe rase II
w i tee4'd ~ w. eeens Ne vii sril to the hgi-
- bidder. public rir. IN the ste in front of
N'lson Count Huusr. the lfn Ao,iay in Jun. next
thu heins Nrls IA Cauit day negro woman named
Susan, and her children If any.
EXAMS six m mh' credit. tie purchaser giving
bond, it'll gao persona ecudty.
ALsO. "n lha it'd Monday ia July next. that being
Amherst county urt day, sli,e IN front II Am
her~t Gnur House upon the terms Slaves
fnm nn Tiler Til. ale Is made by virtue of u de.
ni fhr same Court. II The Sih Nay 1854 in IT,
case of w til ~. MHvs &c
ALIEN FITZPATRICK.
ITO. EHEAD, N''n Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23
Another Splendid Stock of New Goods.

would most respectfully announce 10 my friends and
Il the public generally thai have made pun ehnse
ut splendid goods 1.-THE lowest prices ever seen Many
article, hlf 81 inner prices. all purch scd FOR
cash The ladies' particularly invited to cnil and
the most splendid assortment of rich French Work
Collars nnd ndet-Sl,eve, it Las been pleasure
offer ia this market and not cheaper than any .ini
la quo Is ia the market shall rot usk you To buy Also
"A hand some ui the very newest STYLES of
Rich Paris Nantes the very newest styles that hive
b, this seuson half heir value. 200 pieces
the newest les at Rich Fntl n ana French Prints.
small figured and eoiors perfect fast worth Is, which
will be be offered | els. aud Ia cts. Rich Shally
Monslins, new style Rich embd Belage, worth Is 6i..,
which will >el at less than cost of importation; rich
Poplins l2I wnrh -. 3D. extra fne tn ok White
Canbrics II yfs. wide, bt % cts worth 3D., heave,
"A Br Domrstics,a Cd mama good article Irish Lin
rn prices that vii please gloves osere' &c, 80 de-
Linen c. Handk'ts, Cd the best article purchas
ed in this city IS VIII you call and money
am selling goods Tor cash, and afford tn sell AT -
Lowell prices famed. not quite out of the city
sive me "A en- aud will certainly pay you well for your
trouble Il IL. LEWIS, EHst Main ST.,
Sign White Flag, u few doors above Nolve House.
may lots % nyn, hburg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23
RECEIVING AND ON HAND .


Oh IHDS N o. ~ 7 X Suge,,
~ 40 bls Coffee and Clarified Sugar,
80 boxes and bbls, Lonf Crushed, and Pul.
verized sugr,,
100 bugs Rio and Lagnie Coleo,
90 bugs Superior Old Javn Coffee,
IL hhds. Cubn nnl T. X. Monsses,
90 bbls NJ q, Molnsses,
20 tons Bar Iron, assorted,
do. Hoop and Band do,
do. Bsterd Steel,
do. Onst and Shenr do.
10000 lbs Bacon,
300 SIDES Sole Leather,
70 do. Bock Upper do,
40 doz. Calr Skins.
90 Pink Ii ling do
10 Sheer Skins
900 Bales Cotton Yurn,
10 Bales OsnhburRs,
50 Boxes Sperm aud Adamaniine Candies,
so do. Hull & Sons Patent do,
Is do. Soap,
10 do Starch,
800 kegs Nails, 3 60 n.y.,
10 W.T. Nails,
Is bbls I nners' Oil,
40 Peruvian Guano.
900 sacks Salt.
Plnd, Beeched and Brown Domestic, Calico, Linen,
Drill. Bed Cords aud Plough Lines, Wniow Glnss and
Putty, Copperus, hlu ,, Mndder and Indigo, Pepper,
Giag'r and Spice Spndes Shovels, Trace aud Halter
Chains, Manure mud Hay Folks Boots Shoes aud Hats.
For sale exchange for country Produce,nn nccomo.
dnting terms. Cap 2ltO JOHN HOLLINS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23
Y,nE GREAT PLANO AND MUSIC
! Eslnhllslll me- III -lIORAC D WATERA. aal

w
Broadway, New York. Tee best aud most imnro.ed
Pibnts and Meloleors. T. Gilbert g. Co.'s Worlds
Fair Premium funos with or without the Holonn, aud
with iron iramrs md circular scales. Tho merit of
these n.tumentsis t,o we know Mood f rther com
mendntion GiLuEnr's Houpoin rnNos. IN elegant in
struncnt for small rooms, HALLEr Il CuMsroE's
PIANOS, of the old established firm al lnlct TO Mr.
W. being sole ngeni for all the aboyo P'nos, offer
them lower thun any Other house, Horace Waters
Pinnos, manufactured expressly FOE him. having grent
lower of tone and elasticity OF touch. 333 broadway Ia
In largest depot Ion Musca instruments in this coun
Try al riding opportunity for selections be- had
,lseHhe Second hnnd l'innns at great bargains.
Price from 900 to $l75 Every instrument fully war
rantcd ~ the money rciI' died.
MELODEDNS Goodman & Baldwin, Pa
tent Organ Melodeons. with TWO hanks OF keys
u swret aud powerful ns rument Prires from s75 TO
300 s y y II w. Smiths ceiebratcd Melpdeona
Mhnins naripaktd Guitnl , Brown. llnlps, flutinus
Nlolths B,nas instruments &c. &c. De,crs suppl ed
with Pmnos Il Melocous nj hotory prices. "a per
cent. discount To Glergymcn
MlSlC.-fhs list comprises III p odues of the
grent masters OF bnh the Amereannnd European CON
tinents aud ia ug additions by
awe publication Of the choice ind nopunr prices Of the
dny. Dealers IN Music aud Teachers OF Semnnries
wishing Ia purchase my published, lpnLr nr
Engagements f continued suppli = of Mr.. Waters new
issues. viii find il their In coll forward
their orders. Music to my part of the Union
tanadh-. postage free. HORACE WATERS.
nptb }m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23

States-The City of Glasgow-The Nebras-
l5a bill, &c &c,
New YORK, May ODD.
The Hermann was off Cowes tie night of the
9th. The American reached Liverpool the Sth.
Fuller details of the bombardment of Odessa
have been received. The Russian version makes
it a very different affair from the English ac-
counts. The Russians claim it as II very bril-
lirnt feat-and the Emperor has caused decora
tons to be distributed among the officers engag-
ed in it. They acknowledge four killed and six
ty-four wounded. Admiral Dundus' official re-
port has not been received
An additional camp of $4,000 men has been
formed neaI Marseilles.
The Turks are about to blockade Greece.
The Shah of Persia is said to be hostile to Rus
STA and to be raising army of $4,000.
The Turks have advanced from Kalafat to
kraiova.
The mail from India has arrived at Trieste
bringing dates from Calcutta to April 9th, and
from Hong Kong to March 9th. The Russian
Japan fleet had left Manila for Batavia.
1t is understood that Lord Elgin, the Governor
General of Canada,is charged with a special com
munication from the English government to the
President of the L. States.
Nothing very important from the Black Sea or
the Danube has been received.
A camp of one hundred thousand men is to be
formed near st. Omers-partly MS Il denonstra
uoh aSaiiot russia' aio Pait'y WIN we" W
throwing troops from that point into the Baltic,
when necessary.
The latest by telegraph to Southampton from
Richardson IL Bro, who recci, ed it same morn
ing by telegraph from Cork, is an account that a
steamer had been seen the 2lst April hull AMI
funnel black; inside drab paddle boxes yellow
no people; no smoke barque along side. 1t was
probably the City of Glasgow, making for the
Azores, four hundred miles distant
Fakin's circular quotes Baltimore Flour at
BIS BIS Cd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23
PETEasDtRG AD, ERTiSEMENTs.
PROPOSALS FOR $500, 900 OF THE

PROPOSALS FOR $500 600 OF THE
Bonds OF the Southside Railroad Company
ruARANfEEDb by the City OF Petersburg aud ur
- Tier secuted 10y gaze on the road aud al It's
property will be received the Office of the Company
IN the city Of Petersburg until TUESDAY, the 2nd day
of May next.
Ihe bonds are per cent. Coupon Bond-, dated
Apil, 1884 and redrcmnhle Sl50.O01 the ist jan
nn'y 1870 nj the Office o. the Company in Petersburg
in sums oil s30n, s5On und $1,000. The Other q 80 900
are redeemable IN 1879, and may lie made payable
either in the City of Petersburg in the City of New
York rs the bidder may elect and in of $l0t
coupons payable LIST January and lst July
TERMS;
he BIS must specify whether Ia the Bonds pnyn-
bic IN 1870 or 1878 and il the lncr whether bo ply
able IN Petersburg or New York.
Twenty-Five per cent OF the par value OF The amour
awarded To each purchaser TO be pad ,wo days after
such award madei % per cent, on ur before the 20h
May; p per cent. or before 5h June and the bal
ance on or before the LIT dny of July x the whole
amount can be taken sooner, at option purchasers
I'n per cent of tie par valuo of the umoun awarded
- ~ purchaser will be retained ~ serufily fr The
TUT n,cf Il, contract, w.icL interest will Ice al
lowed. tot Tt. g. I'D in. Bonds will be issued
W. t.ANN''.,. President Of
Soth Side X u = .s#7'5,r. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23
Summer Mail Hours.

n future all mails leaving this Office. (excclt the
Richmond and Nnrthcrn.) will be regularly closed nj
precse, quarter utter 6 o'clock, P, Nj The Richmond
and North. nails embracing all letters aud papers To
Ri nm, nd and the Northern and Southern States, will
he closed precisely az O'clock. Alter these hours.
nothing will, positisely be mailed except cases ofex
IRENE and unq fashionable necessity
may lS-ts RIO, II. GLASS, L. NJ.
fsagsRn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23
NOticetO Slave Owners.

II AM anxious t, hire FIFTY NEGROES, in urge or
small Numbers, for the balance of the year, TO work
in the coal mines belonging the Mo INT Carbon Coal
Company the kanawha river, IN ave tie county VA.
nm prsnared to ray ca.h down lur good hands. If
owner having Negroes to hire will wife to me nj Gau'
lev Bridge Fayete county, Va stating full pa'tcu us
shall be hapry To communicate with them immediate
~ S. +. GRIFFIN,
Agent for Mt Cnrban Coal Co.
Armstrong Creek. Fnyette co., Va.
Nav IG lS54-tf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23
cONGRESS-SATuRpAY.

h. elm the following from the Union of yes
E%e senate did not sit today.
bn,rsg OF REPRESENTATIVES, night the
10 was continued by Messrs. Caskie and
4 wood in favor of, and by Messrs. Pringle,
H. Drum, and Seymour against, the Nebras-
"A Kansas bill. The committee took re-
ot ouarter past II O'Clock.
FL morning the committee resumed its sit
at @ o'clock. Mr.. Stanton of Tenn, Mr..
f. Mr.. White, and Mr.. Chastain spoke in ia
Of tbe bill and Messrs. Harlan and Stuart of
L Mr.. Goodrich. and Mr.. Pennington oppos-
H. hill. At II o'clock the debate termina-
and after an arrangement had been agreed
y for gentlemen who had not spoken on the
fect to be permitted to print their speeches,
Richardson spoke ir reply. The committee
sed to rise by vote of 62 to 90. The read
|of tbe bill was then commenced, and Mr..
rerton proposed, as substitute, the bill for
snzing Nebraska which passed the House
inc last Congress. Other amendments were
red and debated under the iiveminntes rule,
rejected, until 3 o'clock when the committee
! and the House adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23

ne CHoIERA.-This fearful scourge is again
ing its appearance on the river, and III some
sit assumes very malignant form, espe-
Y for so early in the season. The steamboat
State, which passed up on Monday from
Ionis, had four fatal cases during the pas
p. all cabin passengers, as we understand.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23
NEW-yORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothing Establishment,
Is Cortland Street,
And extending through the emil, block forming
10 DIZZY STRDET

1NII7 VNIFh' lIE ITlTUUNN IIN
10 DIZZY STREET
Two virginia Merchants visiting New York. extend
l. our invitation to cn and examine soek. which
IA particularly adapted to Soulhern trade. Those of
our former patrons need II assure that motto
is Excelsior, and To othera would say, pln Is,
and eyo has been To sell goods the One Price prin
eiple without variation not only in The letter, but in
spirit.
With regard 10 theqe"y Of our goods it's too much
In sny TINT manufacture them we'll aud in good
insc the most fashionable custom eslal shmen IN
this uny other market aud thus endenvor do AWAY
with the strong proiudro ling In the commsni
gainsl doiug in and using ea, inG'' ri thing rleosc
rive o,ty cnll mn nr INSERT ,, mr. 3O-s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23
WONDERFUL ATTRACTION
AT JOHN p. WRIGHTS
Watch. Jewely and Drug Store.
81 Aln WORTH OF SPLENDID WATCH

Nb 1hAI oHlH OF SPLENDID WATCH
~ lsVOV Els, DIAMONDS, J,wel,y aud Fan,
Goods TO he presented To my customers In few days
Every person buying from one dollars worth OF
do DDS shall receive No. which shall cofrespon cx-
acty too similar number retained b, me. All the
herr retained lay shall be placed together md after
being wed shnken, many hunt crs there urc pre-
naned below, drawn out and whatsoever holds the
corresponding numhc' To the LIST drawn shall be
titled t. the lst gift and till all are given nut,
will warrant all goods sold by me 10 be NJ the lowest
market price. All | ask is liberal uado from my
triend an the public and will .cll my goods cheap
and make some splendid presents
Below be found u list of the Presents:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23

krEAMER BuRNT.-A despatch from Buffalo,
kdSaturday last, says the propeller IL. A. Kent,
h full cargo of merchandise, bound for Chi
h. was destroyed by fire on Friday night, a
h thirty miles from Buffalo, on Lake Erie, when
h. six miles from shore. The steamer Nor
|n Indiana Immediately went to her assistance,
mo person was found in the vicinity. The pre-
|pton, therefore, was that the crew and pas
[rers had taken to the boats, and may have
Ched the shore in safety. Boat and cargo. to-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23
NEW STAGE LINE
, J,uncbbprg TO Halifax Court House

From Lynchbnrg to HALIFAX CoulC f1ouse'
-p..5sSl WILL have Lynchbng every Monday
-. Wednesday and F'iday mo ning at a
fIock, by Campbell c Pigeon Run, Panneifs
Iidgc Republican G. owe and arrive nj Halifax Z. H.
sunset, Returning leave llalifax T. II every Tues
y Thursday Saturday morn,ng,at o'cock,and arrive
lyncburg by sunset This is by far the most direct
ersons going to or coming rom that place or to
Elton, c J }. PATRICK.
smay lS.dlw&cln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-23
Sale of Valuable Real Estate,

Main St, nearly opposite the Norvell House.
WILL be sold Thursday the 25th inst, 4 o'cioek,
w 7. NJ, public auction, credit f lnnr,
eighI and twelve montis-thut valuable Corner Proper
y Main Street, obliquey opposite the Norve House,
which formed p II tile estate OF sam Brarsfod decd
The lot fronts Main Street 81 feet Further parc-
ulsrs day ct sale. BY THE EXECUTORS.
IL. ,itds