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MISCELLANEOUS.
Newspapers, Magazines, &C., for 1854.

4 MORSE rpo.ie The Wuwick Hon,e--W II fur
\ nsh-yealt, hv ,h. -iree number-American
mn English Quarerie.. Monthly Magazines Pictorial
aud oiher hewsps pers-Among others. The Edirburg,
foreg Qnaiter,. North British. Westminster and N.
American REVIEWS, and Brnitl,waitcs Retrospect
ALSO
Hatper'f, Putnam'a. Godey's. Grnham's. Arthurs,
Peiernh's. Baek ,ond', kniokerbocker and HINTS
Merchants MAGAZINES Eclectic. illu iraied Mag
Wine uf n. London Art Un ON Joorna and Polytsch-
WEEKLY PAPERS ao.
CLEMSON Pictorial Home journal Flag Of our Union,
Saturday Evening fe-t Saturday Evening Mail. New
York Herald, Pnliee Gazette, Yankee Notions Thomp-
sons Rep rtr Household Word. rhe Cutvstor, Wa
very Magazine. Arhurs Home Gexetto. Amer loan Cou.
rer, The Universe Musical Review, he Aibiop Utc
Sum, Baiimoe Sun, Richmond Dispatch, American
and Northern Farmers f.e.
Thesr, with anyth " in tho above line-eitbsr Euro
penn American, will furnished on application
above, " THIS Ia the subscribe. ..la aaa
inn 4
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August .. dts
school Il College Text Books

COICkC
MORhl s, Richm0nd, Va. would invite III.
~ attention of the various schools and institution,
IF learning throughout the State, TO his School
Classical Books. Tcct BooLs, used Ia the various Col
leges and Universities. with general collection of Edu
rational Works in every departments Of learning
tV'Schoo Stationery ,f every description.
liberal discount will he made, and bundles deliver
I'D in Lynchburg. free of expense.
~ Orders will receive prompt attention,
aug
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DAILY NIRGINlAN.
5aeY g. SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TEHNs.

p4fSIAN is published daily a, 50, and semweeky a.
an in advance. No subscription Is taken for shorter
y ix months; and paper is discontinued except AT
n Of the proprietors until all arrearases shsh nave
rsEMRNTS are inserted for 30 cents per square lor
cry INNER form insertion aud 81 cts Tor every S'ef
"a numher of insertions Is not marked on tue MS, II
.i.IrJ till ordered nut, and charged accordingly.
'tpIY RATES are.-for the privilege OF two squares
ami weekly si0 for one square, daily 500 semweeks
| 'e t,rm daily $40. semi-weekly S35 Every yearly
M he RED uired eontne his advertising % his par
81 W. bnsiness aud il he exceed the space stipulated for
in' s,rnd ratably for the excess.
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RICHMOND.
ssuL.seN. York 4 Virginia. I 80

: sus.==.SN. York 4 virginia. -
STEAM SHIP COMPANY
important TO Merchants and Others.
fINiUSE who desire speedy and reliable mode ri
L Conveyance for their goods between New York aud
Riotmosd, lin about IS hours time between the two
places) will consult their interest by n,dering their
goods be shipped by the well known Sde-~heelo Ocean
Steam Shps.
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
of 1900 'oHs Ba4hcH in charge of careful AID expert
I'd officers.
ho.e ordering good from New York can do 50 twice
a week b, thi. certain and line enabling them To
penish thei stocks wit fesh supplies AZ short notice.
Aud In like enabling those VIII have goods To
ship ther,, do SO. the demand Tor them arises
FASSENGERS,too, will find this route the most com
fo,tnbe as well as the cheapest Sate.room accommo
buttons. "a i meals furnished withort extra charge,
These Ships touch at Norfolk going and retu, ming
I.UDLAM & WAfSON
d,r11ta 'itichmond Vn.
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Corn Planters !! Corn Planters =!

WE the Undersigned bayi, oh aimed Of Mr.. A
w Kuhn, Proprietor of the State Er Virginia. an
agency for u 9 nuiaciurr aud sae of Robert j. Col
wins Patent CORN PLa NfER respect lily request
thnsc whn dare II nbo saving machine, Iy which one
hnnd is ennbed leperorm the work. which, by the pres
mode of planting requires four o. fveto call i'm
medialely and supply themselves with OF these n-
valuable machines. To this Planter were awarded the
frsi Premiums nj tho Snte Agricultural ia Of Virgin
in, Maryland, Pennsylvana and Now York-beside. 6f
ty premiums other fairs This machine, drawn by
horse opens the nrrow drops the corn with great
regularity also Guano laser IL desired and COW
it The proper depth. .uo,s 100 I
dec LIS DIUGIJID & BRO.
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OOKING GLASS AND PICTURE


L 4 FRAME MANUfACTORY.-The under. gnen
manufacture and offer for sale the following articles
Northern prices
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and gu
Daguereotypc Fames,a large beautiful assortm, -
goods
Looking Glass Plates. of all sizes and fitted in
Picture Gass. French, first quality. from 5Lx36 inch
dawn
Plate Glass for and dwellings furnished '"'
Composition Roscttes of all sizes for Builders ntero,
work
ALso-Old Work re-git aud inbbing in all the aboy
bran ;hes
Picture Glass cut T. any pattern-and large 'iza
French Mirrors furnished TO order.
Country orders by mail llreceive pr lmPt atten
tion FRANCK Il GLOVER,
1913 Main street between 9thand l0thsi Richmona
Va June 9--ta
yINHE SUBSCRIBERS wishes 10 hire for the
1 ensuing wear. II good Cook Washer an lroner
Ono from the count. would be preerre i-Ap,,b To
,.ra6w IOHN II SEAY.
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COUGHS COLDS, &c.- ''
" Ayes Cherry Peetoral I'H
Brynnt'a Pulmonic Waters, .1fF
insling Syrup Napths 4I
Mrs. Gardner's Syrup Livfrwor,
Roses Cough Medicine, ., ia. .
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry, ~.
Gum Drops JnIn Paste,
With vnrie of other popular remedies for Colds
for sale nj JNO ?. WRIGHT New Drug Store.
j. H. 1nnmPsos. Druggist. (inn IOu) Url li
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DIUGUID & BRO.

DHGN1X FOUNDRY, Lyuchburg
1 VA.-lron and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
Mill Geerng, Tobacco Presses. &c, aud machinery gen
erny, furnished reasonable notice. and fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment
for the superiority of its work, will be fully sustained in
~ execution &C all future orders ,t
A.. q, DABNEY.
N B--I willbe prepared for Gas-ftting in due timo.
nov 25.dAets A.G.D Is
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'ard's GOlden Gloss for the Hair,

HI; tne many preparations for the growth Of tie
|,p, n, una Golden Gloss takes the lead. Three
rr,I ne given why ii is SO universally used and
'ra 20 to all others:
a. ",,e 1t has proven the most etiectual in Bal l.
JeI;l, r because it imparts beautiful lark gloss
H., aa1lu EAT perfume To he Hair. 3rd Because the
Iye yeadoprcd it. ''' " '''" ''''s a'' ''S'''
pfile lr reasons cnuld he given why it is gient
l. '''' 'ho'e who want more have only To give it
or ,,Io noEo "a cents in large bottles.
y Druggists ahf Storckcepers everywhere
VIC. HuRD, | roprictor,
p [or,. !, 3Ol Broadway, New York.
nv as % 20 discount to VI ,rcIinis.
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Books for Engineers and Mechanics.


A Lsn, ONE COMPASS and large assortment Of
"A MAfllEMATECAL iNTRUMENTS
Stem,rl- Dictionary ol Mechanics, Vols,
Downing : Country Housrs,
lntndnetitn Gothic Architecture. Hi -
Stewart aud Reseus Antiquities, HIai II
Elements nj Architecture by Is ,njamip, $3.50.
American Architecture, ..s
Dnupt On bridge construction, y .
Haswel complete Engineer, Millwright and Me.
ohnoic's Companion.
Mnihes Noel anienl Drawing Book
The niern q meirirnl STAR huder's Guide
Tho Merhdn : Compnn on, by Nicholson,
Mechanics Tfxi Book,
History ni Architecture, by n. q. Tuthill siIf
Mnnhanin Assisnnt knup,f #... .... ..-. ..ilI...
WlRhtwiek = Hints 10 Architects, .....
Hoads and Rail Rnads. by Gillespie;
Railway economy in Europe and America. by DIR.
Lnldner
Hnnd-bonk ihr Lanomoiivr Engineers and Maekin-
ss Meelan l.wrghts, Machinsts Eng ncsrs &C., t
knapp's Chemical Technology. f ~ odr
Bnrtlrit's Philos Mechanics
Miwrsht- Guide. by Evans,
Hoipe nn thu Stenm Engine with plates,
Builder Guide. .4... ,ii.u ID
Benjnmin's Architecture, y
Gnlhie Architecture applied to modern residences,
Downing'A Coimee Residences, ' ~ NfiHf
Andefsons AnIeri,an Nilln Architecture. just out.
The above. with others To be had at 1Hlii unD-
nov 2o.ia ID u PAyNE q. 4f lt1i
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a BOSTON LINE ~,

lDICHMOND n BOSTON LINE mr.
IL Of Packets.-Ths line composed7 7sA3-
/ the following vessels. and sails from Boston every
Wednesday.
Schooner Susan, Caprnin s. G, Rogers
Wesovei " q. @. Rogers,
3" Courier, " J. b. Rogers,
!" Sharon. " J. II. Nickersoh
~ Mercy Taylor, " @. Nickerson
Julieue, " o. Baker, Jr
These vessels of the first Glass built expressly for
4 is trade aud have superior accommodations for paa
nngers.
They commanded by experienced Captains well
qualified tor the trade and who will spare no exerton
u accommodate.
They will be towcd up und down the river by stsnn.
and may be relied sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bus
ion will find il to their interest TO ship by this line
il is the only regular line, and freight will always lie
taken low by any other vessels and every enof
will be mn,c by the agents in Richmond and Boston II
give sati- action.
We respectfully nsk and hope to so"ceed in oh
inining full share Of patronage
The vessels will lie in Richmond nj Rockets; in
Boston Rowe4 Wharf
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond, A.,
ALLEN & WELTCH, Boston, 't @
mug o-dis No. 1873 State Street.
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AND NEW YORK PACKETS.-This new 1ae&
hume line is composed of the following vessels. ond
-ails from New-fork every three days All owned in
the city of Richmond, viz:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-19

RKUsH MOUNTAIN MILL Stones
- The Undersigned procuring from their cee.
rated quarry the Busa Mountain Montgomery coun.
~ Mil Stones and Burrs of the very best quality. The
reputation of hess stones widely kLown, but ttt
Railroad giving increased facilities IN filling orders,
Ne hive ap onted Mcdaniel, Hurt 4 Preston and Lee
Johnson, Lynelburg, agents for the sale of III
Who will recev oruers and have them fulfilled
shortest no'iee. f4n
Our Address, Bl4 burg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
Williams Danvie. Va, Reynolds 4 CO. 4
Leal lille N. G. also agents. Up. Co
Feh 1dS,.ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30
New Uees of spiritualism.

\ singular case of bgamy recently occurred
in this city, says the New \ FORK Times, which IL
illustrates the new uses to which spiritual raps
mnY bc appropriated, A woman named Susan A.
Hubbard was arrested for the above offence, and
taken before Judge Osborne. of the Lower Police
Court, for a hearing on Il Goth snst. 1t al
legged that she had three or four husbands; but it
was necessary only to prove the existence of two
marriages Rev MIR. Saggart, Baptist clergy
man, one of the witnesses, identified the prison
er Us the person whom he had some years since,
married to Hubbard Hubbard himself was pres
entand was also identified by the wtness,-thus
proving that he was not dead, but had, unfor
tanately, "inrned up"
The second husband tor rather one of the sub
sequent husbands) was also present, and swore
to his recent marriage with the defendant. Mr.
Smucker, the counsel for the prosecution, wish
ed to know the circumstances under which the
last marriage had been brought about The wit
ness, Henry W. Smith, was IA school-master He
had first met the prisoner at an assemblage of
spirituats, ON the corner of Broadway and Lis
penard street She prominent member of
the circle, which met there, from to time to sum
mon the world of spirits To their pre- senee and in
terrogate them. The prisoner gradnlly became
acquainted with the witness Ga robust.g good look
ing young man, and having conceived passion
for him, set about the work of inducing him to
marry her. lie heard that she had former hus-
bands, and wished to know if they were dead. The
next meeting she summoned the whole of them
from the land of shadows, and made them all. one
after the other testify to the fact that they were
dead, lin the body,) aud give other interesting
items to their spiritual condition. The young
man, being firm believer in Spritualism, could
not, of course, deny such evidence; and being at
tracted by the good looks of the medium" he
married her. Not long after, he discovered
that her spiritual Manifestation" were ly-
ing manifestations and that there were three or
four other claimants to the possession ofhis wife,
one of whom was black.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30

NORTH RIVER INDEPENDENTLY Lexington
Star states that six miles of the North River Ca
nal were opened on the 10th inst. The Canal and
Locks are plain and cheap. yet substantial aud
durable, rejecting the highest credit upon the
skill and industry of Mr.. Byers the Engineer
who superintendent the construction. The por.
ton now under contract extends TO "Ben Salem
Church." within five miles of Lexington. This
canal untes with the James River and Kanawha
Canal, between Lynchburg and Buchanan. The
Stockholders determined to spare no efforts
to have the work speedily completed to Lexing-
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30

The Dull Death Of Mr.. Benson-The du-
ell between Messrs. Benson and Menzies has re-
suited in the death of the former. 1t would be
difficult to draw the line between downright muir
der and the killing resulting from such duel as
this. We gather the following facts from the
papers in the coroners office Thomas l.. BEN
son and NIL named Menzics were engaged in
the same business-they were stevedores They
were both young men, and unmarried. but each
had partner somewhat older than themselves
and having families. Competition between the
two firms ran high. They would underbid each
other torjobs, and sometimes would work for no
compensation at all, merely TO prevent the rival
firm from deriving any profit from the Job.
1t was finally agreed, that in order to settle all
diff, ulties the two unmarried should fight ii
out" Seconds were chosen and the prelimina-
res were arranged. The seconds (cr second. for
only one person seems to figure in that capacity
appeared to have some traditonary ideas CON
corning duelling, and the parties were placed at
the distance of fifteen PAGES from one another.
To MIR. Menzes was given the largest size Colts
navy six shooter. One witness testified that the
barrel of Benson's pistol had been ''razeed"
down to three inches. There was quite crowd
present, some of whom seem to have had sense
enough to make eXertions to stop the proceed
ings. We quote the following from the testimo-
ny: "Outsde friends were in favor of compro-
missing the difficulty, but Benson's SECOND took
him and placed him ON the ground and | think
that ift had not been for the second the matter
could have been settled.
The word was given-"onc, two, three, fire =
Mr.. Bensons pistol missed fire, and Mr.. Menzie's
shot was harmless. At the second fire Mr.. Ben
son fell, MORALLY wounded, the ball of his anita
gonst striking him just under 'he right arm
He was brought into the city where the inquest
was held. He lived twenty four hours after re-
eeiying the wound. Deceased was twenty four
years old, aud native of London. The coroner
has issued warrants for the arrest of the suryi-
wing principal and Mr.. Bensons second, and has
transmitted the pers to the grand jury for their
consideration Gala. Chronicle. June |.
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NeCn GONii

vi : best way to keep cool. tbs hot wca lie
get a supply oftheso inen 81 irts auI Dla@ef'
Davie' and Jone.' mukr. Also, IN hand Coitof Sit
with Linen hosuns. Jeans Ora ers t,ud-e ua4ff,laf
B'ton and other Guitars, Linen. ii L. lnd Coion' M
Merno and Cation Hall Hose Thin Crlyals Louan
.hrese 1ies, &c, &c. CT tvs Cnssnele- an YES
lhgs and goods tor summer wear. 81 the mikes NJ
most ta>honnblcst ade. awa,s ON hind. vhlcb WI b
made up 10 order by Ambrose Page
MY small EXPENSES Wi eau lie mr. 10 sell al the
hove as NV a. Goods TINT aie Goods tar be .ea5
any where Thyme wv. l. IAGE.
Jun % dInir
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nm NO-2M
DIAPER HANGING, &C.
a JOHN f. REGN AULT
PAPER HANGER AND UPHOJ STFRF


100 Main-st., Richmond, Va,
VIII visit Lynchb,Tg Va, about the lath Of Jah "
an assortment ot the lat st styles OF Paper HanaiH.
Borders, Fire Boards. &c ard will rcmuina liuil
time, Tor lie purpose of papering ROOMS, Hall
EN- FRIES Nc, which lle will guraaee will be exec
ted in IA style not ohe surpassed in this country.
Orders left with Mr.. Bishop. at the "Nprvrll House
will receive promP nftertion upon his arrival
}. +. Il, having removed to his haw and elegant sa
l9O.Main-st, wolld inform the public that he has n.
on hand tn largest assortment Of goods in his Ire ey
Uhred IN Virginia and requests an exnminati IN r.
rhpse wishing to purchase. His stock cons, : IN pa
Of French and American Gold. Silver. Oak Glazed a
unslazed, Satin and Plain Paper and Borders Feall
Beds Cried Hair aud Shuck Mattresses, Loungi
Tete feies, Window Shades of every description Y
netian Blinds, OH Clota Tor Halls Rooms aud Sal
ways Sa,in Damask, DeLaine, Luce and Muslin Curl
Corni E aud Ornaments ol every stye, Bands, l. 4
Cords and lass Is, Velvet, Brussels thrre ply ana
grain GarPetines, Chinese aud Cocoon Mating Of eyed
wild manufactured, &c, &c, and would resi- eeiu
slrit the attention OF the trade, before purchasing
l=V' All orders for work goods town or coar
promptly executed. Jun 2Sdlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30

" stood hes dc the bed, wher,on lay one,
For whom the mighty powers of lie and death,
Were striving for the mastery. The cold
Sweat rested on his brow and his dimmed eye
Was eurtained by more than Egyptd rkness.
Upon his counlenanee, the seal OF the
Dread King of Terrors, impressed, telling
His hours numbered and that he
Who spares norman, nor boast, aught that lives,
Had laid his grasp upon him. Yet calm
An peaceful ook,b longing unto them
Who place their trust in jesus, and through Him
Have tliumphed Ger the bitterness OF death
Rested upon his features. With smile
OF holy resignation gently his spirit pass d.
Full well know, that spring again shall clothe
The earth with yerdue; aud with rainbow tints
Pencil the delicate and sweetsccnted flower:
For not more surely does the harvest come,
Rtpaying those who have in seed time toiled,
Than does the soft aud ha'my breeze Of spring,
Chase cold and dreary winter far away,
And the fair sun, that for little while
Hath yelled him from eyes, shall rise anew
More beautiful more glorious, and more bright,
So hath that spirit, which earth
Shall blossom in its brightness, found cline
Whose soil is more oougenial to its nature
And whose air is flied with living ory:-
Thereeleans of its impurities, and made
Perfect as He who gave itit shall live
Foreyermo e in besselness and light II. c. 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30

The Dock CONNECTION. Penny Post
Teams that, in consequence of sickness amongst
the workmen, this great work will not be complet-
ed by the 4th Of July, the time heretofore CON
templated tor finishing it. The great amount Of
sickness amongst the carpenters engaged at the
wood work Of the locks, will probably delay the
completion until the first Of August. That date
will be in good time for the new wheat crop.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

Rev. JOHN A. BRoApUsof Charlotte Va.
will preach in the Baptism Church next Sabbath
at IL ocoock, "a. M
Jun 30-d2t j. L. pRICHARD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30

OFFICE BY virtue of a deed oftru,t, exeeao
' 10 u, 'y Daniel 5. Jasper, bearing date he 3
May lSj4, and Lf record in the office Of tie llutI
court tor the city If Lyncburg, of his Boob. Bon
Accounts and Evidences Of Deli ha e been transfer
to Us in ru-l; ard all persons Indebted to said j
per will please call at tie store Of VIM. T. Anderson
Co where they Il fin heir accounts. and sets
same without lay, it is imrorfan t. close the lu
once i 4 HOPKINS
WIN. 7. ANDERSON, }Tru.ree..
JNO. OYLER,
oOo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30

ALAS, Poor YoRcKl-,lohu May the clown,
we'll known to the frequenters ofWelch's Ma
tiona Circus, died withina day or two at the
bic ekley Alms-house. May was very popular in
time since he met with an accident which inur-
ed his brain and caused temporary attacks of il,-
sanity. This misfortune prevented his continu-
ing his profession and finally caused his death.
lie bore Il good reputation as an upright, tenn
perate man, and in his profession was certainly
"tcow of infinite jest and most excellent fam
cy" The hosts OF friends and admirers who
tattered and caressed him in the day of his pros
perty could not or would not save him from the
pauper's doora4 Poor May! "Where now are his
gibes; his gambols; his songs; his flashes of mer-
riment tina twere wont set the circus in roarlr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30

Judge Douglas has been invited TO address the
Agricultural Far Of Middle Tennessee ON the 18th
OF October next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30

LETTER FROM ONE OF THE WARD JURoRs-
The n. Y. Times publishes letter from Mr..
Crutcherone of the Jury that acquitted the muir.
derer Ward. Mr.. c. was the last iuryman who
consented TO the verdict and it appears that his
consent was obtained by deception on the part of
his fellow jurors who exhibited to him notes of
the evidence ON certain points, which he had for
gotten. these notes. he says, he has since as.
certained were not correct From the very com
mencement' two-thrds of the jury appear to
hive been Jealous partzans of Ward. Only one
# them united with MIR. Crutcher, at first, in
voting for verdict of manslaughter
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30

The stud of Horses is unsurpassed in the cour
try, and the proprietors have secured the service
from the various European and Eastern cstai
lishments) of the most talented company c
Equestrians, Gymnasts, Athlete and Clown,
which have ever travelled in the West.
To be accompanied by the Celebrated Bugl
and String Band of Richard Willis, from Nel
York, who challenges competition.
For list of performers see bills.
~ Doors open at and O'Clock, p. m. Al
mission 50 cts, Children q Servants half price
jun 26-tliuly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30
GROCERY, COMMISSION,
AND
Forwarding House.

VI "Ni viii bkVuSTs
(ftrst Door on the Right, aboue Ia. & Tenn. r.
Road Depot.)
VIE Subscribers keeI constantly on hnd good AS
n sntment oil Groceries, which thy will sell upon a.
'c 'n"datins Terms rs ANY HOUSE in ire civ n
eoods delivered in tic Depot FREE oF nRAYAGE. We
ai.n keep oo ha' d large supply If THOMiSTON
dND MOUNTAIN LIME IND HYDRATLIg
CEMENT which viii e So Il oV
COMMISSION BUSINESS
beirg whiting lew steps oi the Drpoi irc en- and
rt "ue d promptly tonll enis If Bacon, lnr
Flour Nil Kinds Of Gmn. Tobacco, md IN ln, M,
other article sentt Us On huuse j. large and government,
we can therefore, store n>drra quantity Of VIM.
ever may Dc sent Us, ifh"ces,ary Usual advances upo
cuu,ig inncnts. 'io'
One million feet Luz be- ON hand Which We ofr mo,
'e"sohuhie tern'. We are prepared to iii bin. > hi
article apoa short notice. We pledge ihat no one cll
1s upon ~ shall 60 away dissatisfied iii. is possible IN
please hem -
Cash for Wheat, &c.
NeWtii pay market prices Tor Wheat C ,r, Oar.
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