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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-30
THOMAS NOWLAN,
the Eagle, Sycamore at, Petersburg, Va

Sign OF the EaBle, SyoalnOfe Bt, PeteiBburR, va
Il EEPS constantly on hpnh TIE lurgcat chen pes, ian
IN best assortment OF Watches Jewelry. q - Pen.
Spe"nclp Ne be found In Va,, mrn ing Gold nten,
Lever, Ioriznntnl und Anchor Watches ringing in price
from $.5 5000, all warranted give Satisfaction,
he will excl angc them. Also large Of Da-
nond Penn mud Plain Rings, Brcas Pins. Ear-Drops.
Ladies' Neck md Chatenin Cl ans Gems Fob and
Yes. Chain. Bosom, Sleeve md Collar Buttons. Brace
lets Gold Pencils. &c. &c; also lnfg.
Of Silver Ware embracing Tohl. Tea. Dessert. Salt
und Mustard Spoons. Table aud dessert Fofks, Soup,
Gravy and Cream Ladies' Pickle nnivcr aud Forks Cake,
Butter and Fiut Knives. Silver Gobl,ts, Gaps. &e. &c,
all warranted pure silver. cqunl to Coin Any kind Of
Jewery mnnuiaet ur,d the shortest notice Watches,
Clocks, nm lewery repnire, by competent workmen.
and warranted to give satisfaction Give hi u call, if
YOU wan, good and fashionable Jewcry und wish your
Watch 10 keep good u no,
iIlr ~.
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NOTICE.

H. A. FREEMAN, Esq, Inns cen authorised 10
~. collect the two dollar upon each SHIRE Of stock
subscribed construct the Extension OF the Orange T.
Alexandria Rnilrond 10 LynehbnrR rrqni,cd b, law.
sep % cdw--dlw j. II REID, CPk.
A
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New Cash Store.

fNHE subscribers have nssuriard themselves under
i the stSl"nnd firm OF John Il Davis & Co. for the
purpose of conducting genc al Dry Goods Business
IN the city oi lyHciburg, and hpvn taken the LARGE
lRoNfRoNT STORE formerly occupied by J ,hn T.
Dnvis, where they receiving mud opening u
urge md carefully selected stock Of Full aud Winter
Goods, embracing every article usunv found In n Dry
Goods house, to which they respectfully invite the u
tcution OF the friends and the public confident they
prepared 10 offer mud satisfactory Inducements
To all purchasers JOHN 7. DAVIS,
JANE j. SCOTT.
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EDisc0pgi BishODric ofRhOde Island.

PROVIDENCE, Sept 27th.-The Protestant
Episcopal Convention is in session in this city
The clergy have nominated the Rev Thomas t..
Clarke of Hartford, Conn, as Bishop Of the D-
Geese. 1t is thought that the iaity will confirm
the choice.
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AFAMHY RESIDENCE on fe,lerni I'M. ron

FAMHY RESiDENCE en- Feeterai M. FOR
SAFE, prirditig.
an Intending To remove family the nenrrr
AcA t. business | will sell the House, l.p' Wh.h Is
nj THIS time occupied hv IRE bunSr cruinin- nine
rooms, well ranged Tor the accommodation nj a eooi
faulty
Tie ti fronts 80 feet Ninth s,reet-running back
1872 la The ward - uohe h1usr mad u VEIL of
fest wae,. The whp.e pepiss IN good epair,
and IL any wishing To fn,rcha~,n aud comfort
ahie family residence in goo" nrghhorhoo', ornr-
tttnty is here presented rarely bt met with II you
want "a h II place nppIy at nee /"
81. mo. |. MNDDSON-
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YMe Ohm Rirfr,

WHEELING, Sept. 27.--'Ihe river is rising
and has &c inches Of water in the channel. Bus.
mess slightly improved.
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The Cabinet mandatory of Mr.. Thomsas Da,
in Milton, n. e., was destroyed by fire on Frida,
evening last.
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GEINOl GU4NDIt

sCnA Tons Psruvian Gunno, 100 tons Mexcan %
cJO tons Super Phosphate of Lime all &c which
is warlunted--nud ion aar on ACCOMMODATING terms
THDS. BRANCH g. SONS
.tt,1 Il .h,,,,, Va,
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IT Small LINE FOR N. YORK

t. y. MAIL LINE FOR N. YORK.
u. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TIL Il first class double engine steamship tim
Roanoke, Capt Thomas skinner, ewes City
Ponf, for New York. Every Saturday morning., mt 10 o.
clock, touching Norfolk The Jamestown, pit
Edward Cnycnd,. tnvr- ms heretofore Every Tuesday
eve,ing, touching NJ Norfolk. Trains by Railroad from
Petersburg , meet with eaci ship
Passengers leaving Lynchburg Tuesday morning
will arrive Ia tire 70, the jamestown, City Point he
evening, ai7 clock; and those leaving Friday
will lnynst In Petersburg that night and i'll
the Rolhuse, next morning NJ 10 O'Clock.
Passage und fn,c from Petersburg, including
S,nte Rooms $40 90
Siceiage passaP ~
Passage farr so Norfolk same as by tho River
Steamers.
For frce' , H.s apply To
NhNl Ell q. BAPTIST. Petersburg.
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Franklin, Brother II Co,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
4 Nd CONN LSSiON MERrHANI'S. nexl do"r
"A :" Liberty Warehouse MAIN street, Lynrlbmg,
Va, lave just received and uer for sale LAT GO and
general stock OF dro"e,ies, consisting of every article
Ia that nc' asn general stock of Iquor-, Hardware,
Staple Dry Gon1.. &e.. &c. They mo-i e-ptc fully
oIcii cali from ihnf fr'"nd- The public generally
ihoir stock of good arr entirety AID fresh, and will
be Offered To tia. trade the pwc Price, for cash,
Ia exchange for country produce.
JAMES FRANK IN
EDWARD FRANKLIN ,Jr.
JOHN A. FRANKLIN.
sep - dts
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For New orleans-Fi st Packet.

IRGINIA md LOUISIANA LINE.
To sale r I'm ION 10 ID October.
-,frAe The superior fast sailing Packet ScLounc,.
$500. ELLEN, Cupi. John kiey, now 10 ,dire a. Il
Will su above. For balaucc OF freight or pa saee-
having superior accommodations, apply
DAVID CURRlE,
sp1 29.dlit Rio lrnund.
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GUANO.
L. II LII Il, l.,
~sHoE a. HATEMPORuUM, N

MAIN sTHFET tYNCHBURG. VA. ~
(Four Doors above the Market House.)
The subscribers respectfully call the attention of their
friends. aud tile public generally, their large and well
assorted stock, namely Gents fine Calfskin Boots &C
tleir own manufacture aud TINT of J Miles & Sons;
hnc Patent Leather Bteis Cloth CATERS and Shoes of
al descliptions Ladies Shoes. compri ling Black aud
Z Iortd Cloth Gaitrrs. Slippers, Ties Hungarian
Sonag Boots nlso W. Ryan & Co.'S Kid 8uskins GEL
ebrnted for their fine FIJI Cbildrcns Shoes Of WI ous
kinds and sizes. Gents fine hnieskin, Nebraska and
Know Nothing llat-; Chdrcns Hats aud Cups; Carpet
-; Trunk, Vnlises &c, &c, AL Of which are war;
rnntci to be Of the vriy best and humbug and
which will be sol rs chrap they be bought at
any house in the city, if not cheaper Come quickly as
bargains may be had. FRETWELL & HALL.
ang 2j.d md cts
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Laurence 2. Bayne. Esq, of Alexandria has
been appointed by the Directory of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Company, director in
that Company, in plIcr If the late Col. Sias
Burke.
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New Concern,

flNiE undersigned. having purchased e Mr.. J. II
solomon h4 entire fixtures for carrying on thu
DI ING BUSINESS will in future conduct the bus
next door to Mr.. IL. M Didnke's Coach Factory Main
street, Lynchburs, Na. He nattcrs himself from ne
long experience he has had in the above business ia
city OF baltimore, aud for the last year the b
of Mr.. Solomon that b. Will not fail please HOS ho
iavai him with Gull. JAMES BRADY.
o3-dGm
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THE DECLINE IN ENTHUSIASTICALLY New
York Express in noticing the fact that -four fur
ther declined p 80 cents bbi aud wheat S a
10 cents a bushel, in that market on Tuesday
says
with increasing receipts and entire absence
of any demand for cxport,the prospect of materi
ally lower prices within short period, is highly
encouraging. Prices of breadstuifs have been
ridiciously high for the past three months, and
this sudden breakdown will be good news to
every family in town, more especially everybody
in INDECENT circumstances. The attention of
bakers is respectfully directed to this important
decline in the staff of Life"
We learn from the Baltimore Sun that on We'd
nesday, there was still further decline of 25 a
5Dper bbl. on -four at New York, making a total
decline for the three days of this week 81 a | IS
per Dbl. Wheat also further declined in that
market Yesterday, and corn gave way cent a
bushel.
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Merico-the Reuolution-Ners from The Seat
Of Wnr.

AcApuLCo, Mexico, Sept. 7, lS5i.-Gen. Alva-
rez in person, at the head of two thousand five
hundred men, entered the city of Yutela on the
4th inst, the government troops having evacua-
ted ON the Sd. Alvarez is pushing forward for
Chpancingo, where he will arrive in a few days
without any opposition, all the government
troops have been withdrawn from the State of
Guerrero for the capital, except force of fif-
teen hundred left at Tiza, to retard, if possible,
his edward movements, which cannot be the case
inasmuch ms Alvarez is in fine health, and leading
a body of men who, to Il man, would die for their
chieftain.
BY courier, which arrived this evening, Off
cia information has been received that Vera Cruz
has pronounced for Alvarez; and from all indica-
tons is very firmly believed that Santa Anna
will very soon abdicate
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NOTICE.-lhe un.

OTlCE.-lhe undersigned wouhi lereb, IN
Y form the public generally that Le i, prepared -
undertaken l dsc,ptnuS of Carpentry.
He he. apPointei c. Burkholcr his agent TN.
dertske and carry Il Buiing Blsinc-s this city.
All wark inusre tbs ski will he exdcntcl fntul-
!, nrd with dispatch. WM. cru NIPPON.
~ jldt--c9t
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RuMoRED DISMISSAL OF SENATOR SoULE.--
.'Inspector," the reliable correspondent oftho
New York Courier says that ait is stated upon
the authority of a foreign legation, that Min
lister, Soule, has been dismissed by the Spanish
Government for fomenting insurrection and in
triguing for a Republic"
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"A /The FaneT, ii BIO Jno w shurman will be

IA /The FunerH II BIo Jno W Shurman will b.
A. preached by the Re-. Thos. Martin, at s..
Thomas Church. Marin Z. Barl.4' in rhs
county Of Bedinrd, the iti Sunday in October lS5i
The brothers of herty Lodge No. o. Warren Lodge,
No 80. Marshal lodge, No 30. Clinton Lodge, NJ.
%. Macha Lod.,. M 80, Naturn Bridge | odge.
M. 81 Pru icncr l"dge No Al we'll a. all Master
.Masons Il good standing, ar re,l lese,l to attend
JAMES METCALF,
Sec'ry Of Boone borough Ludrc No,7O
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1T" 'F"HTF hT' TeIhTfd 10 mhkc dcTVeflos nj TI'If
deposits in the different ports ofihe United State. through
orders given by them in this city.
/. BARREDA& BROTHER.
Baltimore Hnpt. lat. 1854.
We desile tn call attention Ia the nho,e circular
which wns forwarded To up bv Mcs.ra. + Bnfrc,a Il
Brother. on the 2nd inst.
In order 10 meet The WANTS nf our country friends
The heal Terms possible offer men. our warchou sea
IN howlots Wharf, Pure Peruvian Gnano, direct from
the government agent. tn" o $50 per of 1000
bs.. for large email quantities
Pariies unknown Ia na, giving orders accompanied hv
ensh Hutis ne"fy city references will lac promptly NJ
tended RDWIErT, HARDY g. 90
TT Al'o in Stor". Mexican Gunnp Mt s35, DeBurp =
superior vi osphate oi Lime, NJ si6.
SEP I2--dScta
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RE NOV A..

HI WUf HLs
x2 The subscriber. hnvine removed TO his new Store
w da"r, nhavc hl, aid sand and three loars south
IA Ma'n and Marset streets, l. prepRrcd olcr IN.
,,uttnlents To purchasing uii kind. Of ug-
Medicines. Pailns Oil, DYES. Window Glass, Putty
fert .nr'Y. Fancy ArticIcS g..
lhis Stnri, o9 feet deep, Ahclr ~ III enable him Ia
keePn much larger stock than usual Particular ntien
tIon will he paid Ia MI orders. Prescriptions ii led nj
OIL hours and from .Sneric at than 30 year.
ne f,ter himself thlt hc i'll he able 10 furnish on,
such medicines IA are pure mi reLui6c. Allihc
Fh'rnaceu.ical Preparations made II, they appear In
tn Medical Journal.
MUSIC SALOON.
The second will used ~ a Music Saloon where
he has nav aud viii keel supply of thu-c luly cell
ehrated Worfs Fair Lnndon) Premium Piano. All
kinda of Music and Musical Instruments furnished I,
order Private entrance to the Saloon il the alley
Visters will plcase ring the loo bel
ID X. Lf MAN Bank Square.
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HVXROUGIIs. sHiAFEIs a co.


w OuLD respectfully inform their numerous
w toners and the pebble large that they ar
now receivins, hy semi weekly atriva's per steamers
jamestown aud Roanoke. tne'r stock Of
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS,
To winch they invite the attention of purchasers. b.
T. c ,rter themselves that ther stock, when fully
opened, will lie found excel in extent variety and
richness that of previous ever exhibited III
this c comprising every grade from SUperne cheap
factory and plantation Clothre. Their fine Cl"thi
i, particularly worthy OF attention, every garment being
in workmanship cqwat m cuS'0R orh ard special PinS
ME always ken tn give the ,,nrch"sar good h Our
teens Cash short time only IN prompt payers, aud
our facilities for the purcha materials and their nam
u(ncure such that enabled to sell at INV
Il h.urers any h. in the State. g rods at
fabli -lmcr are always freely shawn aud sent any
put Of the city, ice ol chntge.
Bu RROUGHS SIAFER 4 co,
c ,rncr Nuin & Marker STR cts Lynchburs
n. B. Merchants by giving a rail, may satisfy
themselves thai they can SAVE MONEY By max ing
their purchases near home. B., 8. e. CO.
sep l9-ts
BrC ,untry papers advertising for Ii, please copy
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BY YESTERDAYS MAILS,
The 4RH Nebraska, Free Democratic and Tenn
pc rdnce ConpeRtions

The 4nti- Nebraska, Free Democratic and Tenn
perdnce Conpentions.
NV IoRK,Sept. 2.-The Anti Nebraska Con-
vcntion Yesterday nominated Myron H. Clark for
Governor by northumberland Raymond for Lieut.
Governor, on the first ballot. They also nomi-
mated the balance of the Wing ticket or State
officers.
portion Of the delegates seeded and agreed
10 support the Dninees of the Free Democratic
Convention.
The Free Democratic Convention have nomina-
ted Myron H. Clark for Governor, and Bradford
X. Wood for Lieut. Governor.
The State Temperance Convention is in session
Ia day at Auburn to receive replies from the diff
ferent candidates placed in nomination by other
parties en- the question of temperance A letter
has boon received from Judge Bronson. the Hard
Democratic candidate for Governor defining his
position. He thinks thatt Legislature has the
power to prohibit the manufacture and sale of spir-
its,but is opposed To the exercise of such extreme
measures.
The Convention nominated Myron II. Clark and
Mr.. Raymond,the Wing candidates as their can
didates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
The vote for Raymond was l63 to | IL for Wood.
NEW YORK PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
New YORK, Sept. 27-'rhe Episcopal Do
cesan Convention met this forenoon, and there
was II large attendance of clerical and lay dele
gates.
Rev Mr.. MeNicar delivered the annual SER
mon. and made feeling ausion to the death of
Bishop Wainwright.
A committee of nine appointed to report
proper proceedings to testify the sense of the
loss the diocese has sustained by the death of
Bishop Wainwright.
Dr. Creighton was unanimously elected presi-
dent of the Convention. Dir. Height declined
the secretaryship,a the Rev w. L. Z 'genbrodt
was chosen secretary, and +. NJ. Rowland treas
uer. The Convention then adjourned to Thurs
day forenoon.
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DIAPER HANGING, &c.
JOHN F. REGNAULT
PAPER HANGER AND ITpUOT ,STFppn
100 Main-st Richmond W.

VIII visit Lyuchburg, Va, about he 1aII, ofIl, -
an assortment :" the lar st styles of Paper Hanoi,
borders, tte Boards. &c, ard will remain - lr;
time tor the purpose of Papering ROOMS. HAIIS
EN- hlES Ne, which he will gurantee will be ero.
t'I IN a style not toh surpassed in this country
Orders left with Mr.. Bishop. at the MARVEL Hn..,
VIII receive prnmP attention upon his arrival.
j. r t., having removed to his new and eepar, .,o,.
lsU Man-st., would inform the public that he hn. M.
on mana IN largest assortment of goods in his line e,
offered IN lrgnia. and requests an examinati,, 6
those wishing to purchase His stock consis m aa
OF rereh and American Gold. Silver Oak. Gl,zrd ~
u"gi"zrd, salin and Plain Paper and Borders. Fea,b
Beds Cured Hair aud Shuck Mattresses Io,,raa
Iete Ietes, Window Shades of every desrrinrion Y,
netian Blinds, Oil Cloth for Halls, Rooms and S,a
way' Saiin Damask, DeLaine, Luce and Muslin Curtni
Corni and Ornaments OF every STYLE Bands. l.on.
Cords and Tassels, Velve, Brussels three ply and i
gram Carpetings, Chinese and Cocoa Mating of ever
wiltl. manufactured, &c &c, and would resi- ecrtu
solicit the attention fthe trade, before purchasing
w All orders for work or goods ia town or com,
promptly executed. finn pSdl,,
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Celebration of the 4th in Liberty

II is proposed celebrate the 4th Jny in the town
oil Liberty under the auspices oi the Lhdies. Tn"
oration in the m ring will be delivered by Rev Chas
II Read, of Richmond Mr. Read j. one of our first
aud most eloquent speakers, md will not fail to add
great, the of the day. Refreshments will be
every article ola good dinner mud night ice crenm
C.. &c lelong brick building near he K Depot,
o~iginally factory will be decorate for the occasion,
with Amer'can culors nj the top The Clergy and gem
imen Editors and Publishers are respectfully and pun
cnnry Invited to the celebration free If all EXPENSE
all nthe % cts admission, and Children un Ter -
years ofuge half ptce. The cas- leave l,nchburg in
the morning cnry and return in the evening, giving 'u
fcent enjoy the principal part olthe celebration
inn u Is
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EDITORIAL CoURTEslEs.-The New York
Times says the Richmond Wing used to be edl-
ted by II gentleman;" and complains that it can
not find ''the name of editor publisher printer
or any thing else" To this the editor of the
Wing replies:
If the editor of the Times is still anxious upon
the subject we could probably, ont of IA simpl
disposition to o'lige him, suggest means by
which he could both ascertain our "name" and
form our acquaintance. If, therefore. he is capa-
BILE of taking hint,we will merely say IN conclu-
sion that we are are entirely willing either to of
fer or accept proposition to spend an evening
together, and indulge ina little rational amuse-
nent. Aninteryiew face to face, of n few min
utes. might be somewhat profitable, if not agreea-
Bile, and so await with patience amy intima-
ton to that effect.
We can only add that if we can be of any SER
vice. we will cheerfully give the Knight of the
Times an introduction and will ,oueh that he
will never forget the acquantance.-Bd Pat.
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DIVORCE EXTRAORDINARY. "A woman applied
TO one of our attorneys not long since to take steps
towards procuring divorce on account of habtu-
al drunkenness and illtrcatment in her liege lord.
The attorney,who is strong temperance man,
was much impressed with the story ofher wrongs,
and engaged to commence that necessary pro-
ceedngs at onee.A few days ago,the fair plaintiff
called again to consult about the case, and at the
close of the interview inquired how long it would
he before the matter was finally consummated.
The attorney replied that he sincerely commits
serated her situation, and would do all he could
to relieve her from it in the shortest possible time.
He thought he would be able to do so against
the LIST of September attarthest. oh SAID she,
he, voice betraying the deepest emotions" can't
it be done sooner, for IN engaged TO marry anoth
err Teller in Julyp' The attorney caulitlowered.
- Lafayette (Ind.) Journal.
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PROGRESS OF THE CHoLERA.-fhere were IL
bout fifty deaths from cholera in \. FORK city last
week, against fifty-sevep the week before The
Mayor has establisheda cholera hospitalin Frank
lin street. In Boston the disease does not APP
pear to increase TO any extent. lp Philadelphia
there were six cholera deaths last week; few ca
ses have appeared in the Moyamensing prison,
but none have yet proved fatal.
John Lake, a citizen of Moundsyille, Va, died
there on Monday last from cholera This is the
only case which has occurred in that community,
and the general health is said to be good
The cholera is reported very bad at Hickman,
Ky. In population Of 800 there were some
six deaths a day about the llth The hotels
were all closed, and the citizens rapidly de-
sorting. The disease has also broken out with
considerable violence at Bowling Green.ky., and
many of the citizens have left the place. The
first case, it is said, originated from mmoderate
eating.
Much sickness, principally cholera aud diarr-
hGa, prevails ON the river between st. Louis and
Louisville.
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INVITATION.

At meeting of the citizens OF Pulaski County, at the
Court House on Thursday, tie 9Th day u June 1884,
it
Reso red That pub entertain nen be eiyenby the
citizens OF this county the depot of the Va. Tenn
RAJ rua , near the Town New bern, the 9Th day OF
july ncxf and that the Volunteer Companies and Band
ani citizens generally of Lynchburg the citizens of
Richmond Norfolk aud Petersburg, the President Di-
rector aud Officers of The Company ana the citizens OF
the alioin counties, and of Virginia generally be in
yited 10 attend. LYNCH A. CURRlN,
EDWIN WATSON,
P.T WlTHERS.
Jun l6 Committee ct Invitation.