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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-11

fthe Train is stopped fol passenger between an,
of the above named points, the charge wbe made from
the point last passed by the Iran. and charge viii
lie loss than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any cnse.
Passengers who do ptneuro Tickets Except those
who take the ,ars where tickets not 'old, J
will be charged 10y the conductor, per cent. in al
dtoh the regular rates 81 inrs, provided. however
than in shall he receive ihan ten NOR"
than ly cents from any passenger 10 any point on
the road
be left with he Ticket Aren't mud with the Con nc
Tor, which passes, must be explicit IN granting the
lege Ia trave on the Free eolofed persons be
required produce theirree pnpefsor they will not be
permitted To travel aH the
Jun rs r.. II GIL l., Gen Sup't.
" All papers advertising for this Company will
please stop all adv r,rmenls relation Passenger
EnIr md inanll Iln nhnNn Mn
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Summer Arrangement,
Ia N - ss:',;::s !, . ~
VA, a TENN. RAILROAD.

ON and after MONDAY. April 3D.. ths Express all
~ and Passenger Train will ease Lyhehburg dsi's'
fexeept Sundays at and arrive AT Big Spring al
iOl A. NJ.
Returning leave Big Spring at3 a. T aud ar
rive in i.ynchbur at Up.
stopping each way. only al Forest, Goo IS. LoutY
Liberty Oak Muga. Lisbon. Buior,ls. Bonsnck :.
Gish's MIN Big Lck. Salem D,aIfs. T foma>' and Big
Snrine THOS. SHARP. Gcn' Supt
mar2Sis
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RECOGNIZE NDATIONS.

CHlEF ENGINEER's OFFICE, Va q Tenn r. K
Lynchbug Va, Scptem or 20, 1853.
TO THE RAH-ROAD PLBLIC.
All the Cars ct every Kind IL Use upon tbs road ,fave
becn mnde AT the Piedmont Works. in Lynchburg, un
d, tin direction e Gen'l Nettleton, as Agent
II gives me much pleasure to any that cars have
strongly and faithfully executed. cheerluly re-.
mmend these works, to companies requiring cars,
competent construct aid thiuIly any
that may b. made with the of these work.
CHAS. Nj. GARNETT,
Chit Eng. Va. q. Tenn. K. e.
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NEW BOOKS NETWORKS

NEW 6OOkS NEW BOOkS
N b. PAYNE hasiorsale the follow " new worn.
l.. Alone, by Marion Harlend. Richn ond, Va
The knout and the Russians Illustrated.
Russia it Is Gur.wski,
Russlan Shores of the Black Sea, by elephant
Globes Trave in Turkey
Our Pa ish, or Annals of Pastor and People
Art Student in Munich by Anna Mary Hewitt
Naia, or the Child of Adoption
Struggles for Life, the Autobiography of Dssontir
Minister.
Merli aack, or Life at the Loom, by D K Lee,
Purple Tints of Paris, by Baye St. John
Katharine Waltun, by " Gilmore Simms.
Behind the Scenes BY Lady Bulwer
Plurality of Worlds, with Introduction by EdWor
Hichc ok.
Caiavar: a Romarce of Mexico, Bird.
Minnie lermon by Thurlow ". Brown.
Dir. Smiths History of Greece.
Myrtle Wreath, by Minnie NJ tile
Sketche. ofthe Irish Bar by Sailor Shiel.
Apocalypse Unveiled
History Of Oliver Cromwell aud the English Commos
wealth, by NJ. Guizot
Life an Adventures ola G ,untry Merchant.
II e Two Roads; or, The Right and the Wrong.
Life OF Napoleon Bonaparte, by VIM Hazliu.
The Church betor- the Flood, by Cum nngs
Trial of Mat. F. Ward
Fife nd )rrespondence of Thomas Moore hy Lord1oh
Russell, price % cts per No. Jun 10
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MERCHANTS.
sEABURYs SHOE & HAT STORE.
~ 1851 Spring Supply.

u reeef,i large suppl, eteat .iety Of ,piiae
l h summer Gnuds. | am confident th re fhs lever
bern ,,nened IN Lvrrhhurg sneh IN "a. mont oi
DIES CATERS efIrfE -. u " BOO
l1NDS and WALKING eifftist hfN LhMhNs
MISSES GATE IRIS, BOOTS antSl.lPfERS; BOY )
BOOTS ana SHOES and CHlLDRENs SHOES by
the small GAkTLOAD't
Al-o .plendida sorneut al nEA SOY n7d cHih.
prfks SUMNER HArs aud eAFs. Also, Travelling
Trunks caspet ,rs Vale $, Iuhftuaz. &c, Ar.
n. W. oldest sons ARE with a. salesmeu. so u
i ~, nurpo-e TO have every accommodate ION extended Ia
nv customers whch reason VII approve To VERY
l6etal community my heartfelt Thanks ienderc 8,
vh +, slrs,cp that all III be done that ought 10 he.
=. .,s..fs n. ro,tiruspre T. SEABURY
y Ally friends vii find some nne in my store Al
a.a.t evory hour day nigt eheef an The Snbhnih.
on fi1at aa' IRE is %" mfnaHre. at eaur-e !. y
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For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth

Fort w althall Line.
IUNHE beautiful and favoriie steamhaath L~sn@9 "a
l. AUGUSTA, under lhe command Of Sr-v..ss==SssTs-z
Capt VIM. g. Smith, $50 long and favornbiy known To
the travelling community the Potomac aud james
River.) is now running the line via Port Wal
thai, sd is furnished with Ii T. 30 Al -
Life Preservers, Force Pumps, and ali the .plinnce.
required by Art of Congress the safety ass
engers.
The Cars running il nexon with the Augusta from
Richmond leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot ON
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday O'Clock NJ
Persons arriving in Richmond. by the Packet Bouts
have but few steps to walk to the Cars
The Cars runnii from Petersburg City Point in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
days as above, at71 from the Depot of the Appo-
nattox X Co, thus giving passengers opportunity
10 go from Lynchburg Their by the Packet Boats or
Dsnge Railroad Richmond, by way of the South
Side Railroad Petersburg and from there next morn
ing to Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the alter
tedaSs, vz Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays al
81 AN.
The Augusta will stop at Old Point both going aud
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Season.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point 81 0e
Fare between Richmond, Coke's Rings Mill and
Grove Wharf, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES So
Children three years AMI twelve
years of age, half price.
Meals,each, 90 9u
Servants, through 81
Servants any point Il eriver,.-.--..---.. 90
Meals, Observation-Disclosures. 90 -
jun 20 d&cts THOS. DoDAMEAD, Supt
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Lynchburg Furnishing Warer00m.

u r. LIGGAN & SON Uphal sss-s4fs.--ssss5, n.
III. sterer.. Pape, iiangers. Mat hssSasasssefA
,ress and kope Manufacturers. Main ~
Street. Two Doors below tie Market house. LynclbuIg,
Va keep consl antly hnnd and make 10 or cr Curl
ed Hair Lbuck, Mss Cotton, Woo and SPIRAL spring
Mattresses, andRope of every description.
We hive in employment some first rate Cab
net Wor kmen and intend 10 keep bnnd suf y oi
FURNITURE Of our opn make md also Nol'hrn
facture-such Bureaus, Spas ,Wardrobcs Bedseads,
Chairs Double md Single Launges,-l000 Bendsteads
now on hand We ask tie artention OF all "ho rIayy
want articles in our ne,and pledge onrse to sell up
On rs reasonable terms as he obtained in this
other market Ezg Special attention given to the -
pniripg Of Furniture Jan 2d&cts)
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ooNANr. wM. A. wALpnoN, D. sErszER.
New Furniture Mare-h0OnlS.

AeN FufnlIuEt NdiE-AaVVMS'
coNANT, w AL D RON & Co,
xNyOULD Re pecftully ialurn turir lien aud The
w public gene,ny tint tiny are now reee'ving' at
leif Furniture are Rooln. Mar ST.. 'ew dopr-
- ia, N.,y,ll Huu.e iheir stock OF Rose Wood
Nahagany alnut. and oihef Furniture together "ih
gre.t many articles ia the Wy at toure ke'ihg' t'
ft el1l a. well a. orranc tai, It nave never het'fe
b.ea introduced toth- market Al al which have hern
selected from hu-.s Mouth enjoying tlr highest refa
la.ion for good aud faithful wt.rk.
Tn l. we also connected uhh their establishment a
Manufacturing Department
in which they have Engaged surkmeH ot skill uGd 'Ape
,4nee. aud are ,hcr,f4 prepared 10 have m"de to c-
der aut 81 good rriaI Any pieee 81 furniture lha
my he 81 iered. They woLil add That the! ave IRE
pared 10 ,h,r greater inducements to "Isuns Wanting
aayttins in the way of GRNli IBE tlm1 los ever be.
ore beea oe ed ia this market And they hope by ~
sauous nttrrnn business and receive at least
n portion al the ,ubhc patronage.
CONANT. WALDRON & co.
y y We wuuld -ny fpour cid fncn.i- and custom
ers tn, we continue manufacture. old stand
u, Bridge ST all kinds OF Trbacco MJulds IN the
fke aud solicit continuance ot their fnvors.
mar l3t. e, Wv G
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LADYS NEW FASHION BOOK
ON the Isl of every month is published price
~ cents, Flank Leilie's Ladies Gazette of a
Lo1dou aud New York Fashions, containing l0G
cravings of the Newest Sly les of Ladies aud Child e.
HITS. Cnps, Dresses, Mantilas, &c, full size Pap
Pattern Of Mania large Sheet OF Patterns, and .
scrpton Of Crochet w, rk. Articles Relieve Lealh
Work, Velvet Paintings, &c, Entertaining Liela
Matter, Tales, &c, Novelette, by Mrs Ann Stephea
AIso-Each Part contains New Song or Piece OF N
sic Arrangements Lave been completed in Par
whereby the Newest Designs will appear in this NJ
o.e month before the Paris Fashion Books receive
by the steamer,
Part |. issued on January st 1854, and has bee
reprinted six different times in order the demla
All the back numbers can be Obtained, The co.oe
Plate is a~ne worth more money than is charged L
the whole Part.
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
q" by far the best Fashion Book issued in This coa
try Wecordially recommend N Y Daily I@f
1akesthe highest rank among all journals OF it, ca'''
n. Y. Tribune. This is a uperb work b I't
script.-'lt is the best record of the Fashion nov u
lished."= S'nday Times, Phiiodelphia.-*lt contain
all the new Fashions, and coored Plate OF gIe'
heauty."-i1 me Jouraai.
One copy, year. So; Two do, IS; four do ~ u.
copy the Gazette, and copy of Harpeis, Putnam
or Graham's Magazine, year, s.. !,
flee No. J I'm street. New York, and for sale y
all Booksellers intbe United States and Canadas'
apl lg,d3m
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HyHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-
specttully to call the attention OF the citizens III
i.yncburg and the adjoining couniry,to his large AMI
s splcndidassortmentof BOOTS SHOES, WJ
n CATERS. &c, of his GHN MAKE,
III AMI which are WARRANTED OF THE REST QUAIL
~ AND OF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot -
Shoe orthe present season will do we'll call me-
u. am determined to please both regards quaIil,
aud price.
Don't forget to call at the three doors above ths
Franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank T. +. GRlMALDI
dec Its
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DILLAkD N OGDEN,
Gr0cerS 4 Commission Merchants.

Offer for Sale a Large Stock of Groceries,
( tONSlS l,G part Of the following articles New
~ Orlrans. Porto Rico and Coffee Sugar; lava. La
gusn and Rio Coffee Iron Steel aud Nail, of every
Variety For ign md Domestic Liquors; large
mrnt OF supple DyG ODD. Its, Gnps, Boots s and
indeed every variety of gouds usually kept in Grocery
house. Their stock j. the laree-t that it has ever
been thoirreasurc I" offer 9th, public Feeling
hdent they can scll low ny house in the city, They
respectfully solicit al from THEN friends aud the pub
lie generally before pu, cfasil :.
NM. s. DILLARD.
NM. II. OGDEN
apl 6'ts Opposite the Farmers Bank
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MINNIS & TANNER S
Dissolution.

rs'HE partn rshi heretofore existing under the firm
and style OF Bell & Jennings, in the propret,rship
f the Cnbell House. has This day been Dissolved by
mutua consent The subscriber has purchased the en-
tirlntere- ol Mr. Jennings aud will hereafter be the
-oeprn re.or. Tie most respectfully solicts conlin
nanr..e neral Patronage h, has heretofore rrceve
from his friends and the public gerely promising tina
no pairs eXpc' shall be spared torender them
ioltnble while they stop with 1im.
Iuue 7th 1854 (ts1 ROBERT II BELL
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BOOKS, &C

rsgy5xz NEW BOOKS for sumne- .
ZZ@x<V ju-' received At 'ea'inl
s ssA--A-S f.,....i ...:.-,,.r MORSES.
Deserted Wife, by Efimn Snni,1,a,
Shanaoudnle, do. a.,
The Discarded Daughter, do. do
= Cure ct Clifton, d.. .ia.
:. Painters Bite, sy Caroline 10 f.
Enline de- "t
A yenr after Marriage, hy Ar bur
Bria # the Wilicruc.-, 10y Ben.eif
Chm Nor. land.
The Lamp Lighter,
Pilgrims 1 Wal-inehum l., Agnes Strickland
Life Il Adve ltu.es # COUNT, MetrIp,,
The Masters llousr a tale of ) oolhrro Lille. b., T.
Household Words-Yol.s Sand in ". "! L. -.=
Types III Mankind, BY Mott Y GlIdd,n
ALSO
Harper, God y. Graham, Petersen, ArtI.r
Repository, July, and other buo,s, TO n, ''
mention. ~
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FE'HESE WORKS have be, N set in operation iih
/ all the latest LhproDcd Machinery for Wood and
lion work, and upon scale commensurate with the
ants of the S outh and West for Car construction
More than one hundred Of all description have
teen ma l. these works for the Virgina D. Tennessee
Raj Ruui.
Presidents and Engineers OF Rail Roads respect
fng iny 1t bestow their patronage they may
" upon ayng their work finished in srict piiance
"i..i II II own plans and a"ings or after the most
tfovs plans ol Construction, prices satisfactory
Southern Hkhil-ikOasfS
VII no longer be compelled . obtain tieir Cars from
the ,h subject to large expense and risk of Trans
rortatton. GEO q. GURLE Proprietor.
I'll f undersigned having had charge Of the above
" orks from Ineir commencement. under the turTer
Proprietor. Mai A. Ellison Jr. asks le to say to the
Rail- public that he has engaged with the preseni
Proprietor and will continue it, maas inert, hoping by
ps long experience in Rail Toad works ard
teuton the work ed to him, I, merit tie APP
probation and liberal patronage OF the public
A NETTLETON, Manager
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GAS LIGHTS,

VAS
fENtlE Lyme burg Gas Light COMPANY are now fully
n prepared to furnish Stores Churches Factories
and private families with Gas Of superior quality
Whether consider the briancy OF tie light its free
dom from e. erythne calcuted soil rooms furniture
carpets lis che4pness far superior to any ohe
light in We beg lravc invite attention to The
following recomm. ndeton of few of those who have
tested lis qualities.
The 1dersigned, who are using Gas manufactured al
the Lynchburg Gas " orks take pleasure in recommend
ing II To citizens AT large being better, cleaner
and cheaper than any other lie ht have used consider.
Ing the amount of ghl obtained.
Robert Early, Stigle.. McE4eIry & Co,
/ \. Atkinson, Baker X avey
Simpson x Bro, Burroughs, Shafer, & Co,
John =. Wright b. Sumpter
Philip W. Payne, Glass g. Rane,
Jno. q. Meem, p l.. Dudley,
VIM. Sitter & NJ. Guegenhemcr
Actee q. Mechanism. c. Morse,
MeDonaId 4 Peters. VIM b & G. Fishcs
q NJ RNrker, r Saber \ Co.,
p Gibbs rstee of \. Boyd,
Baptist Cn>rch w. 7 Anderson e Co.,.
Rosser n Cawthon, Horner Watson & Co.,
Norvell House, Mcdaniel, Hurt 4 Preston,
Chas 7. Lee, Thos. Sharp,
Warwick House, Cien'l Sup. of R R.,
w. " Lefwic & Bro, Fretwell g. Hail.
Washington House d. Is. Payre,
, A Langhorne, Hatrher n Lngwool,
Ja- Boyd, 1Wardens of st Paul's
sam. W shelton, }Churth
Those wishing tn introduce Gas can n certain the
and any other nfnrmation rspecting it, by nppy
lngto 7, C.-HOfPER. SUI erint,ndent
NAV 1sdts
L,REsH PEACnEs.-Anolher supply of
4 frf sh Peaches. Just q iHuA md fnr saleby
JOHN II SEAY co.
lns 10 Druggists
WANTED so RENT "A house ...ta
1Aa bic tor "a small family, within five minutes walk of
the Post Office Enquire Al this Office. Iap2sits
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NJ AT EDO aesro men Ia ,yars, mi IN. -
pans ii the Virginia & Tennessee Railroad dn.
ring the balance of the year Apply to
''' ''''" E. II. GILL, Gen'l Supt
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ME UNDERsiGNED WOULD

WE UNDERsIGNED WOULD RE.
- % ~ LILY call the attention of their friends
and The pubic generally to their stock at Bnols Sb
Hats Gaps, Trunks. Carr ct Bags and valisc.. "a
among which will be found J Miles & Isl
Son. iress Bnts It'll great variety OF LaIis4
ries IS 'a oh'dre9' CATERS BQskirs slippers and
les OF all co ors and sizes. We believe wa ca -
with safety that our stock is full and as comcIe,e
any mat has ever been offered in this marker ali or,b
We VIII he pleased to show to all who NAV favor Ne y
- ma p sure to ok at our Canton Hnts
FRETHELL 4 HALL.
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- WANTED so RENT "A house s...t.
LA bic Tor "a small family within five minutes walk of
the Post Office Enquire Al this Office. lapl 2S,l,s
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THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

This Pow consists Of two Flows, placed one before
the other, on the same beam. The forward takes
nrrow from hreeto SIR inches deep, separating the
o the grass vegetable matter and lays it, slice surface
down, Ia the bottom oil tue previous flirow; Il the
hind one follows from t0ir inchrs deeper, and
ases and deposits its Sic that of the forward one
1t being raised and turned the sub so is broken aud
melIowed, and spread loose and evenly oven the ,ward
or,ln the language of the State Agricultural Committee
NJ ew.lork, in their report of 1850 it makes II
seed bed utmost ~ perfectly spade
We viii KEEP constantly hand large u, ortmenl
If SEASONED LUMBER. both yellow AID white
Pine, Oak Walnut. e., which W. will sel at regular
boat or wholesale price, Persons wanting lumber will
Ind It their advnntagn It. purchase c-,, Works. as
hey cad have unri lumber worked aud dressed to or
Ter, thereby saving the expense of hauling
We will ais keep ready made -
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NAIILsoN ~ EKANkEIN-Wh OIcsaie
w AND RETAIL GROCEhS AND COMMITS
sion Meichnut- in the ucN 6ranile front Bundihs. u
few doors above the Merchant Banh, Mnin St""t,
L,nehbnfg Va receiving tieir npiiug supply
Ia which they invt" the attention their friends aud
the public gcurrui,y--
20 hhd4 o. \ O and ST Sugars,
30 bbls Retired Coffee do
30 " Clarified ood fulvarised do
l05 boxes Lopf do
III bbls Cru,had do
10 bids Cuhnaud o Molnsses
70 bb, o nrd Sugnr-houso Srrup
100 Sat Ks Rio md Lagnirn Guiler,
- 3" superior Brown Java
" Genuine Mocb do
Chests +, lmpornl hnd Bluch Tens,
fiercc' New Crop Rice
300 Sides Sole lrurher hen " aud light weights.
> bules Shoe Thread,
5n00 lbs fn,c Cotton. assorted numbe5s,
bules Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Suit
20 tons Country and Iredeenr Rolled Iron, nss'd
1000 lbs Blsrcrcd Steel.
1000 lbs Cast aud Shear Stee,
boxes Patent Axes different brunds,
200 kcs Nails assated,
l. Horse Shoes
100 lbs House She Nnils
- beat Nlvu Scotia Grind Stunes
80 boxr- Sperm aud Aderaetine Candles,
% 1urpcnline Sonp,
% bbls Muckcre
10 &" Tanners OIL,
10 900 lbs good FunilA Bacon,
100 bushol. Clovcrsred.
Ginger, Spice, Pepper hockolufe, Alum, SalIpeter
Solb. Starch Coppcras, Indigo, Nader lnrgc stocl
al Cotton Osn .b,rg,. Brown Do.nosti,s, STAPLE Dir
Goods aud great uuny other Articles tedious /,
mention all Of whch they o6er 10 sell on the very brs
terms ~ 70 give in"Ncnauee ioi country produce
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Turkish Linen Bathing Towels

TURKISH Illlen Bathing TOWeIS.
w Il ,xceiienre ot these towels consists in their
sharpness. 6exiutv AMI powder of absorption,
rendering them very vulu hear bathing purposes. For
ale by JOHN. II, >EAl 4 CO,
Jun Druggists.
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RaS1SOMETHING NEW & BEAUTIFUL
k@1xRyR X. A. WILLIAMS calls attention to his nep
aAlEgy beautiful 4 varied assortment of Prayer Boos
TEEzls1 which he ha just received and which lie
leoted himself, in the Northern Cities but few da
ago. together with large stock Of Theological I
Miscellaneous works, consisting of all the latest a
most interesting works Of the day.
The folowit some ofthem:
Russian Shores by Oliphant,
Maps of Europe,
Sketches of Greece and Turkey
SilIiman's Travels in Europe,
Life and Writings of Andrew Broadu.,
Thrilling Adventures by Land end Sea,
he Discarded Daughter
Reveries of Bachelor.
Mrs. Brown ng's Poems,
u -tory of Ireland,
fe Of John Randolph Of Roanoke, by Hugh A. Garlar
Woman in France. by julia Kavanaugh.
Woman and her Master. by Fl ederick Smith;
Together with beautiful selection of fancy ant
writing desks, W tn secret springs; large stock Of
sic, paper hargngs, and pelumery Of every kind a
such nr'-,J "srrot fail To please. All he asks i
rsli insure sale-. tmay l9
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WIN. s. HANNAH
IUAS ppw aurn nnl iar sals. a ua.t desirable
j l stuck Of Spring and sumner Rhods, 10 which he
beg. l.aye 10 call te II his friends aud the
public generally ~. merl Is ns complete and al
a. low prices a. o. y in tie mnftef He would cal
particular attention to his -iock IT
Silks Dress Goods and Ribbons.
Also splendid stock ~ tpfnisl ing good '"r gen
i, n4ar among nhi, Do ,naY be faul
SHIRTS. COLLARS, COMMISSIONERS &c.
All ai The newest -yl aud brst .akes. Buyers viii
confer fnvor by look ing through my stock before pun
ehn4inp us / am determined 10 sell cheap ~ he
cheapest. mar Is
gg-Exprc.. mud Gpzcue copy
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RBCEIVING AND ON HhNDI
- IBl.S Siuttt' = &. Sugar.
ID - 6 onad Gin fled x Crushed 10.
20 hox,s Lont Sugar,
10 blls ~ O. Malasse-,
Il hhd-. T. Il. do,
100 bag. Rio Coffee.
50 Laguira do.
10 " Prime old JAVA do,
80 boxes Ainmantnc and Sperm Cundlcs,
Large LOT Ut Clover Orchard 6fnss and molhy Seed.
Cal soon A. We are selling ehenp.
ffbe4r.1 YOUNGER & SMITH
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IN READINESS


ftN1E subscribers viii huye heir ,emannusl account
IN readiness for preseniatltn by Tie sr OF July
alindehted arc expected t, lie prompt in settemen
Accounts which were due the Old concern ofA s. Shat
~ Co fiostre months si-ce, unless settled at that tim
will be placed in the hands Of a. officer for collection
Jun 30 BURR. 1uGHS SHAFER& co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-11
Tin Plate, Lead Pipe. &c

Tin Plate, Lead Pipe, &c.
BOXES Tin PLATE, Ia Sl4 and ii S<20, lie a
- - pigs Block rn;7 300 feet Lead Pipe
ID nohes-for sale by GEO. BAGBY.
june
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-11
Flour.

JUST RECEIVED aud for sale To- of nice Flour,
- in bags, suitable for famiy use.
JUS 30 WILSON & FRANKLIN.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-09-09

NovII. SCvN r:.-ihr rX-p">tma>tr- Of Bos-
ton is in Germany. He sends home an ac-
count Of Il dinner to Il railway Congress, at
which locomotive appeared upon the table.
to which was attached train loaded with
dishes Of the choicest and most solid food.
The Surculcnt train advanced slowly, in ini-
tation of the passenger trains upon all Ger
man roadS.-Aftcr having made the tour of
the table wthou, stopping, in order t" give
view Of the good things with which it was
frcightcd the train again started, making Il
station in front Of each guest, and permitting
him t" fl! his plate according t" his appetite
and fancy. The trains followed each other
H. constant succession for two or three hours.
departing each time well loaded with cdibcs.
aud always returning empty to the depot
this is just the thing for an American eating
table, where the fashion is. according to En-
glisl, authority, to gulp everything with rail-
road speed.