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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-03

andrew stevenson, oil Albemarle.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Richard G. Morris, of Richmond city.
2-Mers w. Fisher, OF Northampton
3-John Cary, Of Elizabeth city
4-Peter H. Sieinbergen, of Mason.
5-Alen q. Caperton, of Monroe.
G--James II. Brown, of Kanawha.
Elliott Vawter, OF Mercer.
S-John NJ. McCue, Of Augusta.
Gen. Gilbert s. Meem, OF Shenandoah.
lo-Wu. Smith, of Greenbrier
1l-Wm. Overton, of Louisa.
l2-Daniel G.. Dejdrnette, of Caroline.
l3-Frederick G. l.. Beuhring, OF Cahell.
Holm Womble, Of the Board Of Trade,
Richmond
IA T. D. Clifford, Of Chesterfield
SECRETARIES
James A, Cowardin, of Richmond; 1st Assis
tant Secretary, John b. Caldwell, Of Green5rier;
2d do, A. w. Quarter, of Kanawha; Sd do,
Richard p. Mauzy, Of Shenandoah; 4th do,
Charles l.. Wheeler, of Lewisburg; 9Th do, A. g..
Gilmer, of Lewisburg 9th do, b. II. Jones, of
Fayelie,
The President, the Hon. Andrew Stevenson,
has frequently occupied the highest seats in the
councils of the republic, and has represented it
AT the Court Of st. James.
The parallel between the earnest, practical,
patriotic action of the men at White Sulphur
Springs, and the pointless rawlings Of the fol-
lowers of William H. Seward at Saratoga, can
not fail to rebound to the great credit of the
former in the minds Of all thinking men, While
the men Of Virginia are earnestly seeking to
practically benefit not only their own State,
but the whole Union, by assisting an impor
tant public improvement, binding Ohio and
Virginia by the strongest ties, the fanatics of
the North are earnestly engaged in stirring up
all the bad blood in this section Of the country,
with the ultimate object Of forming Northern
republic. The sensible thinking men Of the
United States, both North and South, viii not
fail ir properly approaching the effect and OBJ
Jects If both conventions.-h j. Herald
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THROUGH TICKETS.

way W Siohaays.. ....t........... 30
NPassengers for Luray, and New Market " IN
take the train leaving Alexandra at 7 o'cleck,
a. M, on Tuesdays Thursdays, and SATURDAYS,
connecting with the stages al Culpepcr Court
House. sBa,lH y 5tlSH,9@ N ~ ~
Passengers for Lynchburg will take the train
Leaving Alexandria ~ o'clock, a. M, on Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, connecting with
the stages AT Charlouesville
IL Passengers for the White SULPHUR Spr;ncs
WIN take The train leaving Alexandra daily con-
meeting with the stages az Siaunton
Freight trains are running daily SUNDAYS ex
copied fer order: WI CROCKETT,
'"ue III Agent.
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JORDAN,s SPRtNGS
FREDERICK COUNTY VTRGJNy1.
ONE AND A HALF MILES From

FREUERICh COUNTY,, VTRC1NT1
hNE AND A ~ ALI MILES FROM
" Siepbenson's Depot, on The Ilarrsr's Perry
and Winchester railroad Passeneers les,,;n',
Washington ciiy and Baltimore in The t1orninS
trains, arrive ~ time 10 dine. For more than "a
years invalids have resoned 10 these waters In
govt, rheumatism, dyspepsia dropsy liver diseases
al erupnve diseases NC, It's medicinal qualities
are well known and fully established bnn,b.r
large BRICK building erected since last season.
hne band of music engaged. Coaches svsi, tbe
arrival Of the cars. Springs now open for the re-
eeption OF visitors Address-Jofdans Sprinss.
y = < f p NJ Io Sgopnly' virginia
June 9s--tlQm
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THoMPsoN q GARNER.

NJ ERIC HANT TAIIORS
hoFpT's BUILDING,
-Four and-a-half street, neor Pa Avenue.
Aug 20--Gm
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Aug 3l-cod2w Chairman OF the Fac,ilt,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28
SILKS! SILKS!t SILkSH!
1884
goth September.
GEORGE M RUCkER Il co.

IL AVE just ,ec.i' ed and opened their stock OF
Il l. s,lendid SlLk GOODS. comprising almost every
lie If Silk Goods II respectfully ask the
ention of tho purchasers of Silk Goods to the follow
ing:
"a 26-2S-30-32 4 "a neh supr Black Gro de
Rhine Silks
% inch snp'r Black 'rafet'd Silk
Supr Brh Rept Silks-asored qualities for mourning
:" Gro Grain = do
Black and Coored Watered Silks
do and Polka figured do
&" do and Striped do
" Brocades Every eeganD
:" Plaid Silks assorted
" Colored Brocade do i" for Dinner Dresses
Plad do :. "
White Bocaie do for Bridal Dresses
= Rept do " ="
" Watered do /" 4" "
" Gace do Z" g"
Col, red Chameleon Gro de Afripees
Plain Colored Silks, assorted such as Asses and
Bosses, Maria Louise. Tan. Sky Blue Pink, Pea
Green, Straw. Lilac &c. &c.
3O.d9m
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CUPER1OR VELVET CARPETS, (aready madel
~ Superior Administer Rugs Ito match)
3 ply Carpets
- do
A, d. and So sup'r TwllIcd Venetuns
ChinaIe and Tufted Rugs
tilass and Chnalle Mats
"A, cd, 8 A, lG4 and pa Oil Clot! (for Dining
Roors)
4 a. and 81 Furniture Oil Goth Every suprrior)
Blu. x Gnld Green II Gold, G Unison & Gold Da
masns Tor Cuna
Solid. B'ue AID Crimson Dumaskifor Curtains
Turkey Red Muslinrs, do
Centre Tasse~ and Side Loops for Curtains, match
Damask Rosetts and Banta
Window Cornlces assorted VERY beautiful patterns)
Sup Lacc Curtains
Embroidered Muslins for Curtains,
All :" which " i'll sell extremely low anl respect.
fully ask a call from all wishing purchase.
sep 80 d2m GEO. NJ RUCkER& co.
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Fall Importation
OF EARTENwARE AND CHINA

Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy Arttcies.
1--WE >nb.oriber offers the tfade large AMI v"i"d
secrk Of Esrihenware, China and 81 -, the pat
terms Of which selected by hn.sc IN person.
Having experience Of many years in thi. 'ronnr
business he feels great confidence in stating that ~ point
u price and quality, it will compare invonbly with aqy
other house in the irade.
t-Wb,te Grsaile Dtaocr Ware,
100 do Basins and Ewets. jugs. Tea Ware etc.
Blue Print, Flowing and fhucy do
Fine Decorated China Dinner AID Dessert Sets
DO do do Tea and Toilet sets
DO do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold Band do Of above variety
White CHM do Of shove variety.
Common Warc Of every description, suitable for
shoe-alne. which he offer. upon such terms for casa
cannot fail to please
Fine NJ antel Pier snd Toiet Glasses
Fine lvery Table Cut cry. Wsitsrs al iBratsna Ware
Safety. and other Fluid aud S1la Lamps
Glass Nspe IN every variety.
All he asks IL call aud he feels as.ured hi. price.
. will give ssti-iactieR.
Hs Packers one 1t ta4e boss in the trade
Stone Ware Ut Factory prices.
sep l2-u JAS ID. Is. EVANS,
No. III Main sira.t n huuni Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Pump and Fire Engine.
& WHITTEMOIsE Il BRO

MOULD respectfully announce to he citizens Of
nr,n,. az their Agricultural Works on the Basin, b
NITCuEL'S PUMP n FIRE ENGINE combined
which i. the m,st perfect article Of the Kind offer
ed 10 the public, (designed for actory Fire aud Gar
den Eng inc and peculiarly adapted To private dwc
nRs aHot.iing them Fire Engine under their dirrrt
command, capable of 70 cling ~ater over Two stor,
dwelling
All orders promptly attended to and Pumps put tn
Well, M Spring. Mt the usual and w4rInuted IL
perform we'll for year
We nre the elusive agents for the counties of Canr
bel. inherit, Bedford and APpomaitox.
IL IL
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= EPTEMBEK 3Oih. 1854:

~ GEORGE NJ RDCkER CO..
LYNcHBURG, VA.
Respectfully beg the attention of the Ladies' and Cen
Il rnent To the splendid stock of rich and elegant
Fall and Winter Goods Just recev md opened
The is very complete. Customers will hHd
N his esabl shment nearly quite every article in tie
Dry Goods line The quality of goods may be, IN most
instances relied on tie stock general, selected
with grca, anl with refcnce t, durability The
prices will he satisfactory Mem goods n exuene,
low rrice. Gnud goods a. usual at VIVA good goods
worth cal respect uiiy requested OF all VIII
. TO OIL. sep 3O-u2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28
Fall and Winter G0eds.
TTHE
SHOE a. Il.ATE2NPO HsxtsRs, n
MAIN STREET., LYscaBURG

TFUUF D00fs ub0Ct ne NdrEet B0lSe.J
The undersgne would respectfully the attention
of their friends and the public geae,ll to their new
stock Of FALL and WINTER GOODS consisting Of
Boots, SHOES, Hats aud Cep Trucks, Valses Carpe,
bags, School Sachels &c, Genfs Baut nf their avn
manufacture and TINT of Miles Sons ai,o }. Miles
& Son. double water proof Boots super article
Ladies' Cloth and hid Caters 1uski Boatee., whole
Boots. &c; Misses and Cbdrens' Ehaes 81 nd-
and sizes; Boys Boots and Shoes Scrvans. >,.,.,>-r
superior a,tcle Gents 6ne Mdeskiu tists hehrs ,ka
Know Nothing. Young A,eerict. Wide u axe aud
sSIoucbes of different kinds Also variety at men's
and boys Caps, chddens' Caps AT d Tuhans. g. few
days we will receive EASTERN Goods comprising
mems and boys Coarse Boots Shoes Sc, and then
saywth safety that stock ~hi he camtset-
any offered in this msrket-vbiea wdl sell cheap
as anybody in the state All ask ia call nad
for yourself. FRETWELL y HALL.
lnts
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GUANOi GU4NOu
TO SportSmen and Others.

WE subscribers msst respectfully ask cxsmina-
l. ton OF their Fall lmpo laoa of Guns Rifes. Pis-
tolls, Walking Canes Fishing Tackle with general
sortnent of FIRE Arms and Sporting Articles, Colts
Hey divers Silver plate aud Ivory sock- Dean, Adams
u Deans SelfCoching and Revolving Cylinder Pistols
Sell Cooking Single and Revolving Pistols, Dixon's
Huwksley's Powder fIasks, Shot Belts AMI Pouci es
Game l'ngs Wash Rods, Wud Punches Drinking Fa,ks
Gun Wadiing in seets a,i boxes, Elev's, Walkers
C"cke's, W~steys, Richards, G. d aud on er Ferrous
sion CaPs Razor1 md Pocket Cutlery 30 samples
Bowie Knives. Call and SEE those Wesley Richards
Double Guns, Dean, Adams 4 Deans, and saloon Pts
tolls at WIN. Il. \ C.. FISHERS
Opposite the Noryell House, Lynchburg, Va.
Sep l. Is
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GEORGE B. JONES & CO,

GEORGE b. JONES & CO,
nRUGGISTS. PETERSBURG. Va offer tor sale for
- CASH q on approved CREDIT, extensive
md varied assortment Of Medicines Paints, Oils
Dye -Stuffs, Window Glass. Soaps, Perfumeiy
Nc, &c. Cumming their supplies from Manufacturers
and importers tnly they are prepared To furnish pune
regular iobing house
Their stock ia" the Fall trade embraces: Best Fre"ch
English aud American Quinne Prime Caracas and
Manila lndigoes; Prime Honduras Cochineal; Best Oh
i've OIL in bottles and cnsks Pure White Lead. dry and
ground in Oil; Prime Ombro Madden, II barrels and
kegs Blue Nrio in bbls aud keys; Extrnct Iogwood,
in boxes; Spices OF all kinds, whole aud ground PoPu.
lar Patent Medic inc. Of all XII IDS unns und other
for the handkerchief Gerr Cologne, Hair Oils,
P"matum, hair Brushes, SC &c, sc.
sen Us
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PETERSBURG.
r Small LINE FOR N. YORK

=. NAIL LINE FOK n. HONN
u. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THE fret clss. double engine steamship, <Sktk
Roanoke, Capt Thomas Sknaer,l caves CltyS
Point FOR New YORK. Every Saturday morning, at 10
clock, touching at Norfolk. The Jsmest.,wn, Capt.
Edward Csvend, leaves heretofore. Esely tuesday
eve ing touching Norfolk Trains hy Railroad from
Peini 81 u,g c. nnect with escH shp
Passenger. leaving Lynchbufg On Tuesdhs morning
will arrive IT, Ue In the Jamestown City Point,the
same rvenlns att efoch; and those leaving on cida,
ALL layoy, rlei .irg that night, auI connect VII
the ko,aak". ne i morning at 10 orloc'
Passage AMI inte from Petersburg, including
State Room. &lb ~
Stoe, mr.. psss,p, Ou
Passage an Fare 10 Norfok by tue River
Steamers
For Freq Passage appy
SAM Ell G. BAPTIST, Petersburg.
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GAS LIGHTS.


'INIiE Lyme burg Gas Light Company fully
l. prepared furnish Stores, Churches, Fac,ore,
and private families with Gas of superior qualify
Whether consider the branc, ot the light, It's Tree.
dom from cry thing calculated 4p rooms, furniture
light in We leg leave to invite attention 10 the
following ndb ion of few OF those who hive
tested lis qualities.
The ulders igned who are u.ing Gas manufactured
the Lynclburg Gas " orks take pleasure in recommend
ing citizens large, being better, cleaner
and cheaper than any other liz III have used Consider
ing the amount of lighl obtained
Robert Early Stige., McEl4erry & Co.
I. A. Atkinson, Baker & Ciavey,
Simpson 4 Bro, Burroughs, Skater, & Co.
John p Wright, Is. Sumpter,
Philip W Payne, Glass j. Raine,
Jno. q. Meem, 7. l.. Dudley
VIM. Sitter & NJ. Guggenhcimcr
AGREE j. Mechanism, c. Morse,
Mcdonald & Peters, WmB. & c. Fisher.
Il. NJ Rucker, r. Stabler & Co.,
Z. f. Gibbs. -ustee of A. Boyd
Baptist Ch-rch w. 7 Anderson & Co.,
Rosser Il Cawthon, Homer, Watson & Co.,
Noryell House, Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston,
Chas / Lee, Thos. Sharp,
Warwick House, Gen'l Sup. of R r.,
w. " LeGwic & Bro, Freiwcll q. Hall
Washington House. b. Is. Paye,
D. A. Langhorne Hat her n LogwooA,
Jas NJ. Boyd. Wardens OF st. PauIs
Sam. W. Shelton, }Church.
Those wishing o introduce Gas n certain thu
cost and any other information rspe ting it, 10y apply
lngto I. q. HOPPER, SUP erni. nlent.
may l8.dts
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FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS.
4 MOTHER THRU NIPPLE!


"A tIGH a. cos {, ider'. Patiently sALANAN-
DER SAFE SILL yICTORlOUS--Tbe following
certificate selected. because # is t.c best but be.
cause the last that has hand shows the fire.
pro- qualities ct these Safes:
New Orleans August 10th. 1854.
MrssRs. SrEARss & MaRvIs. New YorK:
Gcntemen.-ln the great lire which occurred here
on the 9Th inst completely consumed -
The flames from the dug store opposite came npo. us
20 RAPIDLY that had barely time Ia lock books
anil make our through the back door. Our safe
was one of your Rich Cos Salamrnder Nv dci. Pat
en y and although the FIRE the hottest there
being large quantity Of Liquors. Oils ind other mer.
handse stored in the building yet the books nd papers
came out unnjured, except tha the binding slightly
steamed We per.ectly satisfied that your Safes
are fIRE PRoo', and we sinl procure another of the
kind. Yours, &c
Il. NJ. DALEY q CO"
large supply of different Sues of the above Safes nj
ways on hand. Jones Worlds Fair Lock, Of which
~ sole proprienrs for the United States, Yaes Pow
der Proof Lock Day & Newell,' Parautoptic Lock- and
other celebrated Locks applied 10 Safes may ne pre-
ferred Bank Safes aud jewelers. SAFES nrnd
II AIDE to order STEARNS & MARVIN,
IA Il l46 Water Street, New York.
Sole manufacturers % Salamanca Sntes, combining
W ilder's Patent and Rich's Patent"
srps2m W II MOD
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
90 ~ y
WINTER ARR GI,AdI,nIT

"lNIbh L.
A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De-
IA pot in Peter sburg every day. Sunday excepted at
To O'Clock M, and arrives Mt Burkevilie the in
tersecon OF the Richmond md Dan>ille Rail-Road
Mt ID clock,A connecting by that ltuad with Messrs
F. flagg Co.'S Stage Live for Charlotte Conrt-i nuse
Halifax Court House, Dnnvillc and Greensboro I.
and arriving at the river, miles below Lsnchhurg,
nj l. p. M, connecting there With packet which
arrives IN Lynchbnlg at at hnli ru>t two.
The return train leav Lynthburg ut $50 A. M,
arriving in Petersburg M $50 oclocl p. M VIII pas
srnge's will have an opportunity To dine. The train
wild leave Farmve at 1 to two O'Clock. P. M, at
BurkeVlle nj 10 B. p. m, arriving 10 Petersburg in
time Tor the trains going North South connecting
every Tuesday md Friday with the APPROXIMATION Rail.
nd,with the -p add nships kuunoke nnd james.
tjwh tor \, w-lolk, which leave Civ Point at 7 p NJ
and every "Wednesday IN steamships for Philadelphia,
which ieave City Point n: the same hour.
fassel gers prcicrring Petersburg the
night, take the morni tran North Mt a. A. NJ.
the james River Bonts for Old ,nt Norfolk and Bar-
more at A. M, the tor the South, oo ,ck
An.
Arrangements have been nade by which through tick.
cts between the following points may be procured
the annexed lutcs:
Between Petersburg md Lvnchbnrk. through in
sixteen hours Observation-Disclosures s. 90
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs, through in two days. ..-........-... 90
Between Petersburg and " hile Sui pmr 81 ngs
through IN two days.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8 50
Between Petersburg Danvle, through in TWEEN.
tytour hours. -.---...... 8 -
Between Petersburg Giee 'sbor..' G., thro
in two days. $4,000. 10 90
Between Petersburg and Salisbury n c. tt ~ough
IN Two days. -...-.-.-.-.-. Is Oh
Between PetW shurg and Chnrlotte,.......-..SIS 90
freight train l.aves the Petersburg Depot ever,
Monday Wednesday and Friday morning at ID "A nand
returns the same days Any person wishing see the
rates If freight ,bain freight list by calling on
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot
oct lis E. j. w l.. Sup't s S r r.
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1854.
SEPTE VI Ii Err Goth.
GEO. M. KUCkEK a. CO.

1854.
SEPTEMBER 26th.
GEO. NJ. KUCkER 4 co.
IL ESfEC FULLY nsk Il affection OF the Ladies
~ to tn. following Goods, viz:
French Worked Musng Coilnrs and Sleeves,
" 4" Inside Collars
g !" Chrmisetts
Pearl a Lace Collars
Maltere :.
Malines Sleeves
Cembric Collars and Sleeves,
Linen do do
Il b, oi1ered Cambric Dresses
do do Skirts
do Muslin Cnps
do Infant, Rob, 5,
do Bodices
iiturning Chemsetts and Sleeves
do Collars and do
Embroidered Black Grape Collars
The above goods in gr yaciety and selected
with the greatest care being OF the newest designs and
all of this Fall impOratio ladi wanting such
goods may rely getting the most fashion Bile to he
haI. q. NJ. r. & co.
30.dom
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NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOkS.!-
PAYNE & CHRISTIAN

Have iu.t received the following New Works.
Parry Lenders Sk, tches at Thomas J"iersGn Alexab.
apder hamilton, Andrew jackson, Henry Clay, and
John Randoph of Rmnuke-by JnsePhG. Baldwin
author of The Flush Times Of Aabamu and Mi,ss,Ip
pi.
Virginia Comredians: or Old Day. IN the Old Domin.
ion, by bingham,
Captain Carrot; or. Twenr, Years of an Afcca Slave
Chesnut Wood. by Lele Linden,
katha inc Ashton,
Plurality of WORKS.,
Russ "A by De Cuisine,
Lampghter,
Voices of the Day by Cummings,
Voices of the Night, -
The Tent ana the Altar, -
Scripture Readings,
Lecture. Romansm g
Church before the Flood %
sep 27-is
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,fthe Train j. stopped fora passenger between an,
at the ahose named points, the charge willhe made from
Tie point last passed by the Trnn. and charge vii,
l,e less than t~ents-ise cents IN any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets Except thosr
who take the .safs where tickets are not .old,)
III be charged by the conductor per cent. IN nj
lition the regular 81 fare. provided however
that in sh.li ne rereve than ten,
ian fifty from any passenger to any point
the road.
Servants vii be required to have two passes to
he left With the Ticket AGENT and with the c On
tor. which passes ,nust be explicit in granting the
-gc travel the Free oolored persons W. he
required to produce herfree pnpef-or they vi" not he
permitted to travel ON the cars.
Jun 10 f. II Gil l., GeB'l Sup't.
rR-All papers advertising Tor this Company will
please stop all adv rseents in relation Passenger
Fat. and insri tho above -Htes
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HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
II Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va
DDuosjte The Courf House.

Opposite the Court House.
$1he subscribers take pleasure in notifying -
the Merchants oi Virg min. aud North Cnro- 49,
lima that their stock of Goods for lhe has
received and they prepared to serve their cus
and Others may visit this market to lay in
their Fall supplies
1t is known that have always kepta large and VA
ried Of Goods in line, and will only
add, that stock the present season il unusually
large ind we'll assorted selected entirely from Manufac
in person 10y the senior phtn Whose experience
Df fifteen yenrs enab him make such selections and
such i'll insure successful competition with
any Jobbing House North South
sen Cts MAJOR & MOORE.
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NEW DRY GOODS
" PHILIP W PAYNE
Is nov receiving very superior -tock of FALL
and WINTER DRY GOODS consisting Of every article
ot Ladies and Gentlnmeu'> Also. large assert
m"n' OF Blankets, Lindsey and Heavy Wonens, ali of
which he oilers II the most ia, orable terms HIS for
mer patron a'd The public general sInctfuliy
Gctci to cad IA, klLE'S CORNER. MAIN ST..
sep l6 dts
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TWO DAILY LINES
tNROM Lynchbmg to the Sweet Red Sweet an,
Il White nlphur >pings, by the following schedule
id Va K Tenn. r. r. and Fari>h & Cos. Stage Line
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

4
Il White sulphur Springs, by the following schedule
via Va 4 Tenn. r. r. and Fari>h & Co.'S Sage Line
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
PASSENGERS for he Sweet, Red-Sweet,and bite
sulphur Springs leave Lynchburg daily (Sundays
excepted) via u. & Tenn. Iaoud z n. M, conn.
ing with our Coac es at BONSACk'S DEPOT. AID
Sweet and Red Springs same evening; leave
ing after regular breakfast, and reach W bite Sulphur
Springs by ii, II. m Returning leave White Sulphur
S,ings a. 3. p. reach Red and Sweet Springs oy T.
p. m leave Red AMI SWEET Springs munng at d.
n m, and "a rive in I,ynchburG same day by p. NJ
Leave Lsncburg daily (SLndnys excepte) via Va.
Tenn IL H., at p. NJ. connecting with couches at
Bonsacks. arrive at Fincaslle evening by dark
Leave Fncastle at daylight day und arrive at the
Sweet and Red Sweet Springs to dinner, and to the
White sulphur Springs by p n day Return.
lag leave White Sui rhu, Springs m, reach Fin
raee by p M, leave finca,llen daylight, ct
ing with the cnrs at Bon~acs reach Lynchburg by n
Passengers are assured that this j. the cheapest
most expediors and comfortable route the Springs
from Lynchburg.
Fare from Lynchhurg Sweet and Red Sweep
Springs 81 50 from Iynchburg White Sulphur 81 5h
Extra Coaches furnished all times Bonsack's
Depot to travel a' partes may desire
july Ats W. 7. FARlSH& co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-28
W. ooNANT, WIN. A. wALDRoN, D. sETszER
New Furniture Ware-ROOms.

c o N N T, w A L D RON & Co,
AOuLD Re pectfulIy iatorm thsr hien and the
w public generally that they receiving,
heir Furniture Ware Rooms, Mai St.. rev door.
below the Nurvell House, their stock of Rose Wood,
Mahogany Walnut, and o,her Furniture together with
nnny articles in the WY of House keeping TINT
uselui well ornamental. 1t have before
been introduced to this market All OF which have been
selected from houses Mouth enjoying the highest repu
tafion for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their establishments IA
Manufacturing Department
in which they have engaged workmen of skill and expe
Hence. and are therefore prepared have made
der, Out OF good eral. any piece Of furniture tina
my be ordered. They would add TINT they are pre-
pared to offer greater inducements persons wanting
anything in tie way OF RNlluRE than has be-
ore been oie ed in this market And they hope by as
sduouS Alteration hsness and receive at leus
portion of the ubic patronage.
CONANT, WALDRON & co.
n B-N @ would shy Ia our old friends and CUSTOM
ers that coniiune manufacture u our old stand
on Bridge ST, all kinds of 7, bacco MouIds and tho
Fkc, and we solicit continuance OF their favors.
mar IL / G, W. y o..