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COMPETITION THE LIFE OF TRADE.
5000 YARDS
PLAID, STRIPE. AND CHrCKFn Silks

Undersigned ple' yes i'm self t. sci. the bbose
i Zoo g lower rsisn any other erabi imeRt In
this city, togsther with fall sto K OF silks II al
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IOmBs q RUSHES.-LANMOND, 7th
~ street has for sale good assortment of TUCK
ing Combs, in she'll buffalo, aud Brazilian, Horn,
In liza Rub er Long Combs for children.
Also, Hair, 10th, Nal, Cloth, whi,ksr al other
bfusnes ?-3t
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ACE AND EMBROIDEKY.-Just received a
- choice selection of every description of Lacss.
E'gings and Investipgs, Schemisetts and Collars
ladies' and gents est Kid snd Silk Gloves; Dre.s
Trimmings, such Gimps Ribau6s Gallons.
brads together with every variety of articles used
in the Millinery business
N, b. Lad:e,' Hats Of every description made to
oraer: WIN. p. SHEDD,
ap i'll llth ST., above Pa. ave.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
REGISTERS Offica- April l.

Treasury Notes Outstanding April
L, 1854.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PROF. scHONEA BERG,

ADJUSTMENTS.
PROF. SCHONE BERG,
HIS the honor 10 announce that his lecture on
GERMAN NATIONAL LITERATURE
Which vas advertised Tor Thursday last, has ben
postponed on account Of the rclemant state az ia.
weather, and viii be 1elversd on
TUESDAY, APRIL sth, fss4
At arusf's a o on
Tickets of admission Is cents
Lecture tn commence preci .ly at o'clocs
ap3-2t
NATIONAL THEATRE.
IN STAR COMPANY.
T6LS EVENING will be performed
WHO SPEAKS FIRST.
Overture by the Orchestra
AT er which, the comedy of
To conclude with the comedy Of
Prices Of Admission: Dress circle, parouet, ana
third tier 80 cents and orchestra se,ts "a
cents; family circle and colored gallery IS cents
Doors open at 81, to commence at o'clock
THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING
TEN PERFoRMEtS
ODD FELLOWS, HALL
e w NJ HTS OMIT
COMMENCING MONDAY. MARCH 9th 1854
VHE old and original CAMPBELL HINSTREIs
Il whose concerts haze Teen received with so mach
applause for the past six years. have TIE honor 10
announce that they will open abov. The pro
srsmme win consist Of New Songs, Chorusses, 6pe.
rate burle'ques, Dances, Burle,q que Shakers ami
their popular Burlcsque On the Halian 0psra.
For particulars See bi Is Of the day.
Tickets Is cents.
Doors open at o'clock-commence ats.
mar 22-u DR.. +. A. JONES, Agent
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~ Washington Highlanders.-A
uS meeting Of the Corps will be held In thu hall
OF the W. hington Light Infantry, on WKDNES-
DAY EVENING, the 9th Of April, at ~ O'clock
every member is expected to be present The fol-
lowing are tbs officers Of the company Capt f. ].
Williams; LIST Lieut.. H. A. Klopfer; ID Lieut. John
Watt; I'd Lieut.. q. Z. Cone: En- 81 Thos. McGrath
II. A. KLOrFER, Chairman
VIM. FORSYTH, Secretary. mar 30 Cts
EOUND-On the 22d uitimo, a lady's SHAWL
l. which the owner can have by D! owing proper.
ty and paying for thisj advertisement. ENQUIRE OF
John Malowny, at G. 3. Fowler 4 Co.'s store under
qua reHoWs HalI ap3-St<
EOR sALE-A bay MARS, three years old, out
OF Seiim and Rob Roy, il gentle in harness and
under tn. saddle. Can be seen at Kimmell R1 o.
GLE c'aples' ap S-lw
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE for April.
Ill Eclectic Magazine for do
New York Monthly Magazine 60
Chambers Journal Of Literature, fence and Arts
The Lover upon Trial
Everything in the Book and Stationery line for
sale at sHILLINGT0N'S Bookstore,
Ger Pa. Nv. and " street, Odeon Building.
apr 3-tf
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DOR sALE-A two.story frame HOUSE. situated
Il on Maryland avenue, between ~ and 5tn
II contains seven god rooms. The lot is 20 feet
front, By l2' feet deep ami has good st be Ii
The situation is God and not m r. than ten minutes
walk from Penn syvsnia avenue.
Terms made reasonable Enquire at Simmons
Segar Store, two doors west Of Adams Coe TX press
office. ap Save
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lust Received, HARPER,s for Atrr.
- only 20 cents a copy. For sale by the Agent,
ALEA ADAMS0N, on 9Th street. opposite fhs Poet
Omce. an lot
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE
IN MITCHELL 4 REYN OLDs, Rea, Estae
Agents and Auc;ioneers. Rooms on eth IT.. tetw.
and ST. Gets, have for sale between 800 and 400
Building Lots, Honses and Farms IF every descrip-
ton. Persoas de iripg to make investments Ia city
'hs above, personally or by letter. ap l-eolm
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Twas, VIM WIN PioNe the txceptOTS. Dn the
other hand, We have reason to believe that il
will be sustained ny, perhaps, one nominally
Wing vote for every Democratic vote that may
be cast against it.
1t is further understood that the Committee
Of Ways and Means are much inclined to steer
very close to the track, in this connection. laid
down in the able expose of the Secretary of
the Treasury on the subject; their investiga-
tons, step by step, assuring them, as they Pro-
coed, Of the wisdom of the well-matured sug-
gestions of that officer, who, it is we'll known
is by no means guided by hostility in his swn
breast, to any great American interest, in the
tariff recommendations it has been his duty to
make to the National Legislature.
In the present condition of business before
Congress, it strikes US as being next to impos
sible that any regular bill to this end can be
disposed Of, ere the present Sc ssion terminates.
There are at least fifty gentlemen in the two
Houses who would of course, like to give tie
world their views On such topic; and, under
existing rules, We may write it down certain
that fifty hours of the rapidly advancing SEES
sion must be devoted to it, if it be proposed to
pass it ere the members return to their homes
Nebsasks and twenty other nearly equally
important subjects have precedence Of it, and
must be got out Of the way. Thus, we believe
that the bill will be reported and considered.
but left undisposed of, to occupy its regula,
place on the calendar at the next session In
the meanwhile, Senators and Representative
will avail themselves of the opportunity Of
sounding their respective constituents On the
subject during the recess. ... ~.
As for an attempt to compass a general re-
vision Of the tariff by Series of amendment.
to some bill, to be debated only in FIVE minutes
speeches, - lie proposed by many to be done,
the notion is preposterous. The subject is of
too vast importance to the future of the Goun.
try, to admit Of Its disposition under any such
treatment r
Funny.-The anti Bentonitss of Missouri are
just now up to their eyes in a mares nest, ali
about the determinations of the Scott party in
the last presidential election, to take up and
run Col Benton in 1856, as the man for their
purposes, to T. The st. Louis Herald, of the |
9th uldmo, contains letter from New York, |
unfolding the plan In detail, and ereditiDg the
Of the New York Tribune with its |
authorship. ~ I'D 5y5fYnts gas
W. can relieve the fesrs Of these gentlemen J
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-12

1t thr lminis stopped fora passenger belwee6 ans
oi the ahnvr unmei pnini+ the ehurRc will be mo2c from
The point inst passed by the raiu and charge vii
b. loss thnn tweut' five cents m aty cnae.
Passengers VITO do mol procure fc.ets (cScept those
who take the #ars Nhetc uckrt. 'old,
will be charged by the conductor, ten tr cent. IA al
ditiontn The rrruar al fl'". pro- died. however
TINT in no cuse fba he receive fhuu ufor'
than lily cents itom passenger Ia any point
the road.
Servants viii he required Ia have two pnsscs on To-
be cit with the Ticket Aeen, md or with the on
tot, which pasze-, must h reit in granting the
leee 10 tn,ci On tha ears Free ronrcd persons he
required produce cirtfeo pnprfs,or they will be
permIttca Ia tn,el uu Ibe ran
Jun IL T.. III ell l.. Cont Snp't
Ia All pnper4 adeert=ing lpr ills Company Will
phase sIopull pds l.tm,l- ia reul,on In Passenger
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Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs
Enre from Jyuchburg

To LeNngton,----.=sl p - White sui aut. 81 30
Rock Alum 20 - Sweet au4 Rel. 90
Warm Hot Sp'gs-.5 co - Dagger Spring, > 50
nrR Pscket Boats leave Lyoehhufe, for Buchanan,
~ daily (Sardays rxceptedl al n, aud OrfI,e At
p m Returning leave Buchanan, dniiy Bt7 IA (sun-
day. excepied) and arrive IN Lyuchharg. nj y M
At North River the Bnas ec with daily line ri
stages for Lexington, Rock and Bath Ala T. Warm aud
Hot Springs; Gilmers Mil with the stage tor Natur
al Bridge aud at Blu, with twu lines 10 the White
Sulphur: by the >"oct and the other ~ Dagger
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-12
Low Fare from Lynchburg 10 Richmond:
THREE DOLLARS!

ON and after The 10Th July, our Boats viii leave
/ 1rhbmg Tor Richmond, tri-weekjy, VIZ: Tuesday,
Thursday \ saturday.a directly after the
rival OF the Western Passengers from Lyuchbure
two night. aud one day the Boatz, und those
vino have business in Richmond. without Tossing
time, snve 81 so by taking this route For Charlotte.
vile tri.weekIy coaches connect In ScousviIe; lruyc
Lynchburg II m, arrive IN Chm ootesvillc day
nj 3OfD, EDMUND \ DAVE >fotI
iuly 7
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$40 REWARD

ID AN away fromthe subscriber the 18th May, n
IL negro nlau named MIKE belonging MIR. -
D8Bee. OF Powbaian county IN. The snid negro Is
bout f. inches b.gh well se blackhciwccn IS and
30 years cid; be Navy Cur h ether clothing
lot remembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered To me. eoiion ITO Va 4 Tom Railroad Pa
LASH CO., Va, $40 il odgcd in j1i whore get
him. JACOB kUMBOlGl
luuS-s
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BOOKS, &C
NEW BOOKS
PAYNE & CHRISTIAN

Have to day received by Express, the funwipg Mo-,
WrLs:
Clnmher,' Pap,rs for the T., uplc, 6 wis
All.eelani,s IL
Select Writing. OF Robert Chambers vols.
III md " RI. At Robert Burns, by Robert Chnpb.r.
i,l. md II. Aim.
Tnle.,f the Oh Times.
Grpo, PISA and Fl.rence', ~ Mr. NJ Harrison R lin,
son.
Aio4e. hv a l4sly al Richmond, Va rev edition,
INIT Nv Farni,.
NerLls,d H., In. ant hor OF Margaret Maitlnnd
r,irqd Sfatr- u sl,en>nior. new cairion
An Address l., thu Rrv. d.. Duh; also,
Bedin Uqd Dr. huff contracted, by kirwan, price l2l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-12
New Drug Concern

,lThe subscribers having associated themselves To-
~ eether under the sly" aid firm OF J. II. Thompson
IN Il CO., and having purchased OF Mr.. John I,
Wright, Jr., his entire interest in the Apothecary
and Drug business, formerly conducted by him,
under the supervision o DR. j. H. Thompson beg leave
that they intend continue the business in the
same house, where they receiving supplies
Of fresh DRUGs, MEDICINES CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS
Glass, DTE-STuFFs, &c;-also complete assortment
of Surgical Instruments, Fancy Articles &c, &c, EN-.
braring every article usually kept in we'll regulated
Drug Store.
Particular attention will be paid prescrip. and
medicines for families and all pharmaceutical
preparations made they appesr in the medical jour
mails
To Physcians the subscribers would merely ,ate,
that members of the professionally feel the necessity
of ceiling such medicines only known be pure
and naaduAe,dted
They most respectfully solicit continuance "f the
liberal patronage heTetofor" bestowed upon the bust
ness and trust by uiweared efforts merit the conf
dente OF the public
JAMES II. THOMPSON, NJ. d.
ROBERT s. PAYNE, NJ. ID.
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+. S. Orlers promptly and carefully attended To-.
aug 81 dSc2w W. NJ. +.
TO the Farmers of Virginia.

TNASMUCIl rs tie pfice of Peruvian Gnano has be
exorliantly nigh we tll'nk to the inter L o.
the farmer Try an, substitute that be had less
than huff price We receiving fertilizer. call
cd TAI Eft which desire have tested 1t j. said to
coutan all the properties OF Guano, except that it las
per cent less Ammonia. In oder to induce the far
rncis give it "A trial the fall crop will sell it
s23 per ton, in small quantities. - per less han
the New York price in similar quantities. ty Orders
promptly attended to- LEE x co, on the Dock,
aug Dots Richmond. Va
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GAS LIGHTS.

VNlIE Lyme burg Gas Light Company now fully
1 prepared to furnish Stores, Churches, Factories
and private families with Gas OF superior qualify
Whether consider the brancy of the light, its free
dom from everything calculated to soil rooms, furniture
carpets its cheupnes far superior TO any other
light in We beg leave to invite attention to tho
following recommendation Of few of those who huvo
tested lis qualities.
The undersigned, who using Gas manufactured ut
the Lynchburg Gas Works take pleasure in recommend
ing citizens large, being better, cleaner,
aud cheaper than any other lig have used consider
ing the amount of light obtained.
Robert Early, Stige.. McEldeuy & Co.
T. A. Atkinson, Baker Cavey,
Simpson x Bro, Burroughs, Shafer, & Co,
John 7. Wright, b. f Sumpter,
Philip W. PAYNE, Glass q. Raine,
Jno. q. Meem, 7. l.. Dudley
VIM. Sitter, & NJ. Guggenhcimer,
AGREE d. McClanuhun, c. Morse,
Mcdonald K Peters, VIM. b. & C. Fisher.
&. NJ. Rucker, X. Stabler & Co.,
=. Il. Gibbs, 1-ustee of s. A. Boyd,
Baptist Church, w. I Anderson & Co..
Rosser & Cawthon, Horner, Watson & Co,
Norvell House, Mcdaniel, Hurt K Preston.
Gins I. Lee, Thos. Sharp,
Warwick House, Gen'l Sup. of R R.,
w. w. Lenwich & Bro, Fretwcll d. Hall
Washington House, d. B. Payne,
D. A. Langhorne, Hatcher & LOCKWOOD,
Jas. NJ Boyd. }Wardens of st. Paul's
Sam. w Shelton, }Church
Those wishing to introduce Gas certain the
cost and any other information respecting it, by apply
ngto 7. c. HOPPER, SUI erinendent.
may 1S-ds
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Summer Arrangement,
~ ~ -s.-.-SsssISS;. lk.sss .sF45E
Va. a TENN. RAILROAD.

Increased Speee nd Change OF Hours.
~ and aitcr Monday Apr 81, tss Express Al
~ aud Passenger Train will ease Lyuehburg daiiyi
Except Sunday att a. N mad afrise at Big Spring
l0t \ NJ
Returning leayr Big Spring at3 a. NJ aud
rive IN Lynchburs at +. NJ
stopping each way. only ar Forest Coz les. Lowry,
Liberty Oak Mulga, Lisbon, Butord's. Bonsack's.
6.hs Mil, Big Litk. Salem. Dysl'-. fhomn.' aud Big
Spring IliOS SllARl, 6enl Supt
mnr9sts
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WATCH & JEWELLERY ESrABLlsHMBNT
Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
III. SILVERTHOKNA CO,

a WE have Just received, from the Northern cities
"a large supply OF Watches and Je"'ify' "hleh
were purchased 10 person and we can therefore.
every article sold
In the stock vi be found fine gold and silver lover
Watches. from the finest CHRONOMETBR, down 10 a
plain article all Of which genuine aud perhaps til
best assortment ever opened IN this market
In the Jewelry lioe viii say that article be
called FOR which We are not able To offer.
LARGE AND WILL sKLEcTED srock OF Eenilemcu.s
Vest and Fob Chains aud Ladies Breast Pms aud Ear
Rings. \ C. " il be found very attractive.
Coin AND SILVER W ,RE.--Ne invite special atten=
ton also to our facilities in manufacturing Gold and
Silver Nscs large assortment al which Is kept ION
stanty on naad aud deserves the inspection Of all Who
wish 10 purchase.
REPnRrxa.-wstches. Jewery and all articles oi
Gold and Silver Ware repaired and improved on the
shortest notice.
Persons visiting Lynohhurg and desiring any aldcs
in our line will find II their advantage TO calnn5 oN-
anime the stock. We anxious to exhibit these
goods knowing that the superiority % our mPottntions
and the unsurpassed workmanship Of our manufacturing
caunot be He'd
may
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HOUSE BLOT FOR RENT

o. comfortable FANNY RESIDENCE. ~ th II
Ia garden attached the residence ol Mayor Jas.
Garland be had Tor nahlc rent, by early mp
plraiion to either oi the undersigned
JAS. A. HAMMER
hM A. MILLER,
mn 6.ts WM. &. HOILlNS
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND /:


Oh lIllDS N %. X z X, SugnI,
~ 40 bis Coffee and Clarified Sugar,
30 boxes and bhls Loaf, Crushed, aud Pul
verified Sugar,
100 bags RIO aud l.agunu Coffee.
30 bags superior Old ava Coffee,
Is hhds. Cubn nnI +. r. Molas,es,
% bbl-. n q. Molasses,
20 toas Bur Iron nssoricd,
do. Hoop md Band do,
> do. Biscrd St.cI,
do. Cast and Shear do,
10000 lbs Bacon.
200 Sides Soil Leather,
Is do. Black Upper do,
40 dog. Calf Skins
20 " Pink Liiing do,
10 Sheer Skins,
1900 i;aes Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales Osnnburgs,
80 Boxes Sperm and Adnmantine Candies,
80 do. Hull & Sons Patent do,
Is do. Soap
10 do Starch.
300 kegs Nnis, 3 TOGO n.y.
10 Writ Mails,
Is bbls T nners' Oil,
40 ous Peruvian Guano,
200 sacks Salt.
--ALSO-
'Plod, Becrhcd aud brown Domr.tic Calico Linen
Drill. Bed Cords and Plough Lines. Niniow Glass nnd
Pnuy Hoppcras, AID =, Mnddr, and Indigo, Pepper
Or gcl and Spice Sradrs Shove. Trace and Halter
Chains, Manure aud Hay Foil Boots Shoe, and Hats
For SALE OF exchange ion eoualr, rroduee,un accomo
daliug terms. (ap 2lt,) JOHN IlOLLlNS.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Dissolution.

f.'liE pnrn. r-i here:ofar- EXISTING under the hrn
asd ,r,le oil Bel eutiae- ihr fr,pflrt f-lap
II tae Cacll House. hn. tbs dty ben liz oVed, ~
nutual consent Tie sul.c iaer s. purchased the IA.
III interest ol MIR Jennings and viii hereafter be the
sne pIol RECTOR lie respectfully -"lteits ooHtn
nne, # l. = iinenl rhlfunpgc IL In Lctraure c.ltci
from bis irirnls and the public oaly rtpn.ing Tia
~ pair or expei sn be -rnied taifder them cor
fnitahc miule tbey stop with lin.
June 7fh 1874 a. ROBERT II BELL.
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THE UNITED STATES HOTEL,

TIE FNTTED S1ATES HOT Ell,
FORMERLY TIE UNIoN,)
Corner Main and 10Th Streets, Richmond, Va.
Has been rcfttcd and newly furnished. and Is now
ready tnr customers.
Bpari per day lnr uansients, 81 20.
J. L. NORRIS, Proprietor,
Formerly Superintendent of Congress Hal, Philn.
al ~. d Srl,n
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Such Si'""r Gnblets. Cups md Mng-i bic DE
aud Tea Sponn.; Sugur Tong. nnd Siisa., Tra
Strnncr.. Sal and Mustard SPOONS, Table md Desert
Forks.
nd Butter Knives; Gake aud Ctld Baskets, AN
plned and Bfiimnn Ga-raf- Silver + u Knives, 'ets;
CaAe kuisr- Slye, Pctf ard orto-e Smell Ca j Gu
81 Pat Nuairt ", aud every eiaI 81 attIces .1al-
y kept jcVcil"r- Tore, which eiitr To my trends
nud old Customers. with fhr assurance taR' IL sell
IL low aud favorable terms, as any IN the etate,
hope 10 hive III" pleasure ii speedy call at tx
anime tor themselves and test the truth Of the above
srrituu.
to Watches aud Jcwflry repaired at short notice
md moderate terms. nud hgEc-t Pricc given fer old
Silver.
oct aGfs JEHU WILLIAMS.
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MISCELLANEOUS
GAS. GAS!. CASH!
GAS FITTING.

IAN fully procured tointrojuce Gas Pipe into Stores
L Dwellings or Factories, at the shortest notice Hav
ing had se7sral years experience the business, my
work may be relied on perfect am ready 10 give
estimates at any time viii also furnish sieam'pire
JAMES CLELAND
Praci cal Gas Finer. Main IL.
Wilson 4 Frankin's old stand up stairs.
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r.. ga N OTICE-rte Ticket office of
fssg - --E---ssstheV x 7. Railroad Company. at
Lynchburg will hereafter be closed always five minutes
before the departure of the trains Passengers
uestcd to apply early at the flee and procure tickets.
they will positively be charged in addition
to the regular of iarc; they also requested
procure change notes will be changed for a loss
amount thai 81 80. JNO. 4. McCRERY \. Ag't
july l9-ts
IY7A papers advertising for this Co copy.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
BBLS Siunrt's {. Sugar.
- IS Ground. Clarified Crushed DO,
90 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls NJ q. Moasse,.
10 hhds +. X. do.
100 bags Rio Coffee
50 Laguiln do,
10 Primo old Java do,
30 boxes Adnnantnc and Sperm Candles.
large lot of Clover Orchard. Grass aud Timothy Seed
Call soon we selling chcar.
(G.b n ~ YOUNGER & SMITH
INSEED OIL just received by
Il 4 fnay % ts) u. STABLER & co.
INXCAANGE ON New YORK. Philadelphia and
~ Baltimore constantly for sale at Richmond rats
fnus II ts) PETERS, SPENCE 4 co
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Hardware.--Fall Importation, 1854!
II. MOORE Co,

importers and UholeSaie Dealers in FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC H4RDU ARE,
No. pa PeaIl st, opposite MI Fl. w. Frys,
Kichmnnh. x:a..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-12

mud NlTVrT ItVUr NWICr's HUM THr HIsI
factories in Enrope-sOue OF Which will be wnfd atc
10 keep good time fn Two yeais.
Also splendid assortment of JEWELRY cnns' Ing
IN part al Gcntenrus' Fine Gold FohN csi aud & AZ
Claims Scnls Keys aud brooches. a Ftts va.
ncty of Ladies Breast Pins, Ear Rings Cui Iin- Fin.
~, Rings md Boccels aud endless variety Of ,thcr
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For Rent.

fI'BE-u srrbrr la, ing made anna. men- /" LEVY"
1 the city, Wishc. thu hnu.e aud lot whefr hr
now ye, Dor the remainder Of the year. f"r terms mp
il, To n y-eif - Mr.. Henry |. Brown.
aug dfs &C WINGtIELD.
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Ourtrrn,s will be cash,or negotiable paper satisiac-
torlv endorsed.
TIE subscriber, thankful for the very liberal patron
nae bestowed him for the last fourteen >enr4 he has
been "a business in Lynchbue. woul Just ion that
lac Viii still continue his former bushes. heretofore
aud hopes with the additional ficililrs as.and
ny the constant attention he feels determined give
his business in all its various branches to me: con-
tinunncr OF the patronage Ola liberal public
sept 23-ts LEO G. CURAE
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