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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14
Drr 1ooos.

CLEARING OUT OF DRESS SILKS
~ Commencing MONDAY, Dec II.
RICH PLAID AND STRIPED SILKS
atsT 80 each
To facilitate the sale they will be ersth Of 70 yard
each. A. r. STEWART & Co Broadway.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, which WILL NOT
l. BECOME STICKY In ANY CLIMATE.-The lussa
and best assortment that be oasd In this any other
market and s prices which will trade Among
assortment be found Over Goats white drsb are
black some weighing only about Cspes Pooees
Oyerals Lessnss Caps Gloves Horse Covers Wagon Csv
sn Piano Covers. Nursery Cloth Belz, Packing, Hoss.
Wsdns Pants Boots and Shoes also Webbing Tor Coarree
Boots Braces &c and every other article In the line
Wholesale and retail Exporters invited examine or
stock before parchsing elsewhere. they viii 6nd Asa
suitable for expert than other uanufaeurera
ROGkRs WYCkOFf,
Successors TO X. II Dsy) Nc 3 coprtlsnd ct
Hanufacurers and dealers IN every kind Of Rubber 0oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

CIYUATIONS WANTED--In the city or coun-
- Girls lately landed do HOU Sc
WORK, CHAMBERwORK &c they will be content with
- month and not afraid TO worn. Call at No. u 9th
inf sV ook
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Miscellaneous

HEAVY FREIGHT for CHARLESTON.-A
few hundred Heavy Freight for the above port may
be bsd By immediate application 10
sPORFORD. TfLEsToN Co., No. 80 Broadway.
NEW CONFECTIONERY Mixed
IN Candy well assor'ed pound and halt pound packages
Broken Candy. well assorted qusntiy Notices and
Pyramids for the holidays Aso, tine Of SUGAR
Toys Mutton Chops Hons OF Plenty, &c 6U the
inss Remember No. 1872 Canal st JAS A QUINN.
GUNNER CANDLES.-ALLAN, HAY & Co.
~ continue manufacture superior article Of SUMNER
CANDLES Of ell szea Warranted full weights Is ounces to
the pound Worts Nos SO. a and % lstsv
YEAST POWDER.-B T. BABBTTT Is the
Il orisn.l inventor Of the CHEMICAL YEAST POWDER
which prepared and sold BY him Nos SO u Washnz
tonst New In tin Those who purchase saoud
that they ret that with the above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14
Fan excellent FARM containing

Tor SALE-An excellent FARM, containing
about 60 Of Land situated 10 We.teh.ser Comfy
State of New York only few from Railroad Depot
and hours ce from this city Tie Farm well STOCKED
with Fruit Trees OF every description The Buildings good
will be very liberal the purchaser FOR price and further
psItEslsn apply TO ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Aaetisnesr
No Ryn.S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14
millinerp, ST.

MILLINERY GOODS.-Milners buying bills
vA Of siC0 at LICHTEHsTEINs Ribbon store No y
Bowery-such Flowers Festbers ssiips sks hibooas
kc.-usy get them about onethEd les than the usua
wholesale price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14
wusox, Auctssaecf.
A UCTI0N NORTHUMBERLAND SALE

"A Elegant hezseh Furniture Carpets Piano t2rte Paint
irFs Sifrois &c. at auetoa THIS trhunfs'l
MORNING ct lef oeloes si be ,'A sh5s, fecrys, tas
contents The first class fsaE house 70 l69 'th
bstwesa ~ sd sh eo@gras sss.n, Roe seoi Pisr
suites a frsosh ssnp , rs i1sso Ao'' lo ps'i '
wood usrslo.sp Csafer AID SIDE Tables. EAzArss
Tapesfy Three piy ans lrgsn Capss ees.u, eseh Pls
Psror oruar erts Sos Tees tees tav sni s.e.ptios
.ifs Roew oA and fretch Sed.s.i- with
i,s Ard hstsnds match Hair Mattresses Chss
Toilet SETS So ina s.u Ps,lor oh.is sod Rocssrs Wssa
Creckerv ard Glassware Bss-ert ard kitchen suroer~
A SSIGNEEs SALE Of SILYER-PLATEO
N WARE PIANOS FURNITURE, &c. M WAY
Auc,iorssr viii eel THIS DAY, Dec H. At lei 'elo>s At
urnt OF Plated Nsre. Pisnos Furniture, &c eompnaas
PLATED Tea Sets Pitchers Gaze 6ass.ts Urns FORKS sRooas
Sofss SIDE and Center Tables. Bed"esds Bureaus Ces
Ofcs Desk. Two elegant Rosewood Pseo- viii DO sold
y o'cock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

CHURCH and LEASE Of GROUND for
~ sALE.-The large ard substantial brics budins form
ery used hrbodit EpiscopL Church situated Vesrry-
between Hudson ana Greenwich with Lease having
yes from the lot OF May ls Of Three Lo
Groure without rent said Lease subject three
81 twenty years each v.luscn Apply OFFICE
of the 0R0CERs srEAA-sUGAR REFINING CON-
PANY No IS Mall+t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

W. g. MELLER Auctioneer-By HovGHros MELLoR.
THIS DAY, (Thursday,) at l04 o'clock, ut the
Il Salesroom. No ll3 Nassau st.-ELEGANr house
HOLD FURNITURE.-Eleg China Ware, superior toned
Ro,ewood 7octave Piano Forte choice Oil Paintings French
Psts Pier and Oval Mirrors together With msgniacestJ
carved Rosewood Paror, Chamber Dining aud Lbfsy
Furniture OF n. latest designs Consisting part u ee
gsntycaved Rosewood Par Suite covered 10 rich ferca
Crimson and Maroon Broc stale Medallion backs several suites
In Fancy covering Hair Cloth, &c rich Chamber Furnltas
Rosewoo Bdseads Bureaus AID Wsshstsnds to msteh W.
hoesny and sT do Library BOOKCASES la Oak Roseved
Mshr gary and Walnut elegant Etager Sdebosd HsiFg
niture &c
Also large lot Of Mahogany Sofas Chairs Bureaus wsh
stsnd Rockers Lounges Lounge Beds &c. together with
lot Of secord hand Furoifure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14
A " NrRwIs Aact'one~s.
DY BANGS. BROTHER < Co.-Trade Sale

DY BANGS. BROTHER 4 Co.-Trade Sale
I'D Room. Ne Is Psrkrow
THURSDAY EVENING. Dec. H. 81 o'clock. AZ tho ssss
brsenr auarrs OF STANDARD Books Annuss and other as
u.ted Books suited 10 the Holiday season
Full particulars In Catalogues the sales room "nsfc ae
Boois nav beersmired. - -, ,-,.A
FRIDAY EVENING Dec. 10, at Ss,osk -
LIBRARY or THE LATE DAVID HOFFMAN, Eg OF
rare and valuable Books Civil Law Wruoss o. roresa
Jursruden. and choice Historical sud Less
p,r Sc the property Of the late Hon. David dod ma
Catalogue, ~l be ready three Gays % we sale
TUESDAY Dee TO- and three followt1g dsys: -
Splendid LIBRARY or CHOICE BOOKS. EN-
Gi,IsH EDITIONS IN RIcg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eli
the standard suhors Epash Literature nne library copies
rare works IL early English Bellies Lettres Histories. Nc
no. Poetry &c choice Illustrated AMI Enoeiished W@n
Bcoks Plates oruoE for hs sire one o. tes most val
u.hle collections received for sale Ia Ne"-tors
Catalogues ready.
AT PRIVATE SALE "A very large collection o. chos,s
English Books consigned from tho eminent bondoo pso
shsrs including the whole Of Mr. Rohns ser>s o. crsr>
catalogues OF which may be had.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14
w A CARrrs. Auctioueer No. 81 Dey st,
\ ROCFRIES BRANDY, ALMONDS, CUR

" RANTS RESINS. CIGARS, LIoUohs.-oa FRIDAY.
Dec No. 81 Dey st. greenwich soap Osna
Teas Sugar Coaee Cheese Brady Gin Run Wines, Beef
Pok esh Bella Blankets. Haers Ssddes Brides KNIVES.
Fixtures
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MATHEW yosp.s, Asetionss.;:

MATTRfW JoRDAA, AuctionsfF :.
DY JORDAN Il NORTON, Auctioneers an1
Id Commission Merchants No. SO RTusiwsy tup sesiSl
between franklin and Leonard sts
The sboye have on hard snd will sell At Auction eoneae
inr Dee H. aud continuing until the esal ae hashsd
ys,y large and liable collection Of FOREIGN ROCKS Jea
arrived from Londop and comprising vsrss IN every depart
Ancient aud Modern Catalogues nov resdy
sails con menee at O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

" VET. SATIN and CLOTH cLOAKs-9EOEGEB sac
DIE, No 81 Cens ct hes just received per" Ads' sonhr
meat Of nsfcenf opsr Closss IN MORE Antique, neay
articles 10 Drsss Ciosks Of More Antique Velvet satin ~
The ladies respectfully invite. to sxsnass NJ Hftst
sptoosd stock bs(oes purchasing sssuases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14
s srovER. Auciioneer
TQPA SAIE OF I'll EGANT EIrR-

, sTONLH, HuctIOnftf
DEREMPTORl SALE Of ELEGANT FUR
EITURE, Piano Fortss. Ot framed Mirrors. decorated
China Ware, &c TOMORROW at 0k O'Clock, at SseEoom
No S04 Broadway Of Duane large collection Of
Rosewood MsfeTsny Ok and Walnut Psror. Ointns
snd Chamber Furniture Also invoice Of hch decorated
China Ware Psper Mache and fancy articles rich French
Clocks &c This sale will be oosiiye-no postpons
Catalogues early the morning Of sale At clock ssps
Iior Rosewood case Piano Forts. Also French do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

WTANTED-A situation by a respectable WO-
w man, a. an EXcELLANT COOK. Can be seen for
ihtea dsxs At NJ Ad.AY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

w Die Protestant Girl as COOK, WASHER aud IRON
Err In private family Has objections to sny part Of the
country Call No 22l 7th third floor and front
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

CITUATIONS WANTED-ln city or country.
~ by experienced Gls With good city references
one AZ COOK and WASH and IRON, to do the House
ssort Of priv ate family; the other NURSE and SEAM
STRESS Chambermaid and Sc smstres Call at No y
etb.Av In he Bookstore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

WANTED-By a respectable young Girl, q
w situation IN private family to do CHAMBER"oak
and SEW ING ChildIens Nurse and Sewing. Goot
reference can be- given CAL at No l6 Fast 2itn st. be
tween LIST aud 2d-svs Can be for three DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

GRAIN BUYERS.-I offer TO buy Wheat, or
NJ Com OATS dealer who will seud sOsd
d other the coming winter and Phns ia most cases By
OF 80 10 so cent to the AMOUNT
trecied He rely having his diectoDs followed hon
esy Of the hes grain belts la the iEqare Of
THOS McELRATH, kdit Tribune. address, post paid
PARKER BILL Lacun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

NTANTED-A situation by respectable Pro-
w te.,snt Girl. as CHAMBERMAID aud 70 assist IN
w.sh,s and sewirg or Waiting only Appy at the AMERl
CAN AND foREIGN EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY No. IS
and IA Asos place for MARY ANN hiLLiS Beet oil city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

u is.ped bv J. B. MONIES Notary Public, No II War
ren st corner of Broadway Nsurazed citizens must pro
duce their certificates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

CTTUATIONS WANTED-ln the city or coun-
- y by very e1psIeuced Grs with good ely refer
eness--our AZ good COOK and TO WASH and IRON 10 a
private family, the other CHAMBERMAID aud WAITER
or Cbsmbemsid and Lsundress Gail at NO 725hav IN
-. n.ok.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24
pv SATURDAYS MAILS.
CONGRESS.
WAsfllNaroN, July 90. 1854.

.,......rp.-Mr Stuart introduced JOINT resolu-
confirming certain locations OF military
iebs .sarTn,,ts in Michigan. Considered aud pass
ea;i Raiders resolution, resembling the rule
~: ~. FRIDAYS for private 6ill--adopted.
nj RI. Texas debt bill was taken up.
.assrs. Bell benjamin, Mason and Toucey
ra,sd the bill, and il was then postponed
dfa III Homestead bill was then taken up. The
ton pending was onAlr. Mason's amendment
q'.sofhing containedin the act shall apply to
nl'' nab, lands lying northwest of the Ohio riv-
~ oelsd TO the United States by Virginia as
y;rginia Common found for general use.
House OF REPREsENTATIVEs.-A hour was
.,,snmed TO day i'm the House in debating the
question of proper reference of certain memon-
als. ,,.,...-#-.u..;
nost routes
The House then went into committee on the
Army appropriation bill.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-The HOUSE To-Day
,ossed the Senate bill authorizing the AieNahuria
P1 WASHINGTON Railroad to extend their track
ITCH Washington TO the depot OF the Balti-
a'os 1oa;Irood with an amendment allowing the
MOI and Ohio Railroad the pivilege of con-
pal.' '.;a,, branch of their road to point oppo
.. eNoSandria, TO connect with the Southern
s.'e ,5s5s on certain conditions.
ha,.ie 10 SENATE Hunters substitute FOR the
>, III n' Wy bin was passed. The Texas Debt
ti9 'oonnroprating eight and half million of dol
irs was also passed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24
YELLOW sULplAlTR STRING.

ENHIS delightful watering place is situated in Mont
4 gomery county. the summit Of the Allegheny
Mountains, " ith three miles ot the Va. n Tenn. Ii
the Chii,tansburg depot
We deem it unnecessary To say anything in com
mendaton of this Its 'irues and great adapa
ton many forms of disease have been know far muny
years; and strong tae public appreciation Of il
efficacy that time when the difficulties al acceS,
almost insurmo ntabe, there crowds regu.
lar and anxious attendance. And even aftar it hn
passed into the hands of individual who positive
y declined keeping it pluce of resort there
numerous applications for the bare privilege Of occupy
ing the eabns and drinking the water We give below
the opinion ofa physician OF cstdbl she'd repuation-
81 years past-as To i > medical qualities. TO those
desiing together with change OF water, change ii
air and scenery, there is certain more ndVantageou
situation in Virginia The hick and outrageous foliage
OF the surrounding forest trees, moved continually ty
the welcome breezes would to bid safe def nrre
the bent of summer-eyen in its mered eXcessess
| The Yellow Sulphur Spring Company have NJ /
spared expense to nuke this OF the most pleasant
Summer in the Union. The Improvements me
all new. asteiuy arranged and teautitL They taV"
been fortunate in engaging TIE services of experienced
aud skill nj host. Dr. Clark and IA kind and accom-.
| pi.hed hostess Mrs. DIR. Dunklee who by their Kind
attentions and uhane will enhance the general
attra, tons ofthe place.
| Between the Christians burg depot and the Spring
there a new and well graded turnpike, which will
be found good hack accommodations, regllnry, twice Il
day
While we would boast, we would not Disguise our
sanguine expectation and hopes. We firmly com
WINGED that distinguished, situntion 50
advanta geous nd eligible IN every respect, with inn
proyements handsome and comfortable snd
b,e from every poi t, will at assume o right, It's
ploper stand among The pleasure resorts Of tie
Union. /. II FOWLk
j. p. EDMUNSON,
july 20.c3w Q. b. GARDNER
~ Richmond Enqr, DanviIle Republican and Alex
andria Gazette COPY for two weeks
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24
The Lanph0rne Mills for Sale.

GAVIN, To the infirm state 81 my health, shall, On
~ The premises. un Wedne- dny Goth july, auction.
offer for Sale hat well known MILLING PROPERTY
sitmed within the corpotntion at ]. ynchl'urs imme
diately upon the James River y kunuw ha Gnnal and
contigu the Depot If the Virginia and Tonne
Rail Read. The above property contains and FIVE
lights nj nn of land: upon which Is 81 uated II
large Manufacturing Mil. with Run Of Buu Stones
eapab'e of grinding 250 burrls of -four per LAY. Thu
Machinery is Of Cast lion, Of the approved rat
terms and every Hing about the premises is in The most
perfect oider. Attached the Touring mills, the
Corn and Plaster Mills both having large CUSTOM
Upon the premises there j. good Millers House,
Uonpet's Shop aud all hecessnry outhouses
Ample arange haye been made Tor the ensuing
III; II The necessary labor employed; uhnnda.
supply ol barrel. aud barrel uaelul provided Such Is
the situa5n Of the prop tty that purchaser would no
be suhieafed days deny in putting the mills nope
ratiou.
TERMs--One-lour the purchase money payable
within months; one-oulth 10 years, with pnisunt'
security ind the remainder nj 10 years, without persona
rity, and alirn ,ouined upon the property To Sc
the deferred pas meHts. The interest the defer
led plS menis To be made quarterly
For further pr crlar- eppIy JHo S. ianpborn, NJ
the mills, the undersigned, Glover Dae, Boetur.
July Is dts HENRY q, 4ANGHORNE.
Richmond Wing aud Petersburg Intel igencer cory Is
aud charge - II office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24
AUCTION SALES.

N0FsCE.-ny .irtie At u decree Of the c rruit
" Cunt ef r'her<i Comfy, nmir tie 9TH day OF
Ap ST. lie suit af .anes NJ Midner aud u h r.
snil ntse,, Il the prrni-e- nn Saturday Tie 81
,tat If AnEnt next. sci The ni nGd Of 1874
nj bill mentioned to Ihe highest b ief he
ftswng teiu, 10 wit: nne third cu.h the hllanre IN
AMI two the purchaser vine bond viii ap
t.ft.se seeufiry md the tile retained unit the rure hase
NONE, paid The said Land las on both sides oil to
Lyarhhnrs g. Buaaic springs turnpike ruadand mics
south affhe Buffalo Springs and adjoining tie hnds at
VIM 3 Rneker. Winston Mantipy upc others Il Il ~ III
be shown any person wishing tn purchase the 'amc
by ne. JAMES NJ, MlLINER
voIcIw Commissioner ri Z. . 4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24
,,..ocbasetts An Nebraska ConpentiOn.

woncEsrER, Mass, July 2O.-The onti-Ne-
II convention organized by the choice of
P n,age Morris, of Springfield, president, with
t'rfeen vice-presidents, representing the three
Pf Sneeehes were made by Judge Morris, Henry
wilson Hon. f. d. Reyes, Amasa Walker, Rev.
Edward Reeder and others.
preyi5 n0@ two o4 eesolers was appo1e to
oeii state convention, at which nominations
chi be made for the coming State elections.
Strong anti Nebraska resolutions in favor ofthe
roneaT Of the fugitive slave law, the abolition Of
slavery in the District of Columbia, and for the
pgbts of the citizens of Massachusetts, also rec
,39mending national convention, were adopted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24
$4,000 worth of Dry Goods nj Cost.

ENliE snhaeriher. wishing u many al his
u goods possible utn money. has determined Il
OTTER for the remainder flhe season, hi. entire stock
Of Dry Goadsat COST
HIS stock comprises every article usually kept in The
dry goods line His assortment of black and colned
Shs aud Dress Goods ofevefy description i unusually
large @ lie senson, and Is well worthy tho attention al
every person who muy wish goods such favorable
terms
Ills tte0 Is md the public generally requested 10
call and examine Tor Themselves.
Rcgul~ customers (should they prefer IN WILDE sup-
piled win goods on thousun terms.
PHILIP W. PAYNE.
7. S.--My stock of Cnrpeling IS quite large and
mostly of this Springs purchase, iuu Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24
Desirable Family Residence for Sale.

nN Saturday uf ernoon, the 5th August will be sold
~ without reserve. desirable Brick Dwelling, th
] of grnund uttarhed situated in the neehbot
hood oil MI ID. T. Reesc's The house has been lately
built with all the modern improvements aud is IN AN
excellent of repair. The ground is highly cultisa
ted with a spring of good wn.cr the dwelling 1t
being he determination of the prop
erty will he offered grrHt bargain, prya'e salr
until the day above named when if not sold, it will be
sold public auction without For particulars
&c. apply TO c. RICHARD PHELPS,
iuIv 1l-3fawtlaupS 5nue Anct'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE

'bNiE subscriber associated with linn In business. IN
l. the lst DAY ofIuly ls5i MI Jno. ". Wheeler.
lie business ottht concern will be conducted
der The sly nn firm of GBi kGB NJ. RU }kER X
co. In making this change IN business take oeeason
To rrturn Trunks 10 my friends aud the public inr Tho
very liberal ratrnnaro kindly bestowed upon me
While alone aud now beg in behalf oi the concern,
the patronage which it viii be their highest attn dc.
serve.
All persons htvng claims ngninst viii please pre-.
sent them Immediately for settlement those ineht
ed viii obliee velY much by coming forward and
ding at their eatliest possible convenience
GEORGE NJ, FUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24

American correspondents in Eng land state that
the Austrian alliance is exceedingly unpopular
with the English people. Kossouth is about to
commence a crusade in England against the Aus
trian alliance: and this, it is said, will not make
it more popular for the Hungaran's influence
there is considerable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24
He0pu FdiIure in Cincinnati.

CNcINNATI,July 18.-The Gazette announces
the failure of Messrs Mccullough, Morris IL Co,
groeers produce dealers, &c, of this city. Their
liabilities are $125,000 and assets $4,000.
bout 900 of the indebtedness is in N. York,
Boston and Philadelphia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24

Our farmers are getting out their crops of new
wheat, and we have already had new flour in the
market. The millers are paying $l.5O per bush
ell for wheat. There is but small quantity OF old
flour in our county dstock Tenth Legion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24

Death of Gen. Towson-A Clerk dead.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-Gen Towson, Pay
master General of the Army died here to-day.
Mr. Pitts,a clerk in the State Department from
poughkeepsie, n. Y, also died here to-day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24
NEW CONCERN.
GEORGE vi. RUCkEIs AZ CO..
LYNCHBURG, Va.
JnlU lat 1aH1

July LIST, 1854.
HNllE subscribers o. the LIST day of July 1854.
n ciated themselves together under tho stylo nnl ifm
Of George NJ Ruekcr - Co, nr the purpose of conduct.
ing <, neml DIR, Goods husneas, They will occupy
the atu aud will keep tho same cuss of goods
formerly kept in the lI,n Tho stock ct rnnds kert
will always be large md we'll assorted, aud such tho
wants oi customers may Indicate They respectfully h,t
Ncontiunnee at tho patronage heretofore literally be-
slowed uponthe House, aud will sttyo to deserve thu
confidence of the patronging public. by always selling
GOODS, ard at FAIR LIVING PRICES
GEORGE NJ RUCkEk.
JOHN Y. WHEELER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24
The Lennon Case.

NEW YORK, July 21.-The bond of the Gov
ernor of Virginia, securing costs in the Lennon
Slave Case, has been refused by respondents
counsel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24
Stool. in NnrfnIE

There were sales of 25 shares of Exchange
Bank Stock in Norfolk, Wednesday, at Sl09 to
Sll04 only five brought $ll04. Corporation
stock sold at S95
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24
Dronght on Dan Rirer.

A letter from Danville, dated July 10, states
that drought prevails in that region with con-
siderable severity. The mills through the coun-
try had generally been forced 20 stop grindingfo
the want of water and the corn crop was suffer
ing very much.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24
Great Bargains in Dry Goods!

VIE subscriber wishing reduce his stock ms low
as possible, begs the attention of hi- friends and
Inc public to his large valuable assortment of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods which will be offered very cheap,
and without regard cost until the 18th oil August Mt
which time the remainder will be offered at auction.
Jy2l dts JOHN T. DAVIS