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LIME, WOOD, AND COAL.
Z IN RyJsTYEIa LIME. now LAM

lSaDV ing, frosh from the kilns, wood
burnt and of superior quality, the best Of the sea
son. suitable for pasterers brickaycrs, stonomasons
&C All those In want Of the article will please call
Immediately, and examine for themselves, as the
price at the house will be lowered suit ths times.
Also, Hickory, Oak, and Pine Wood, Coal, &C., ON
hand.
All Of which win be sold low
WIN. wARDER,
Corner 18th ST., near the canal, No $40.
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OF CT A L..

appointment BY the President.
William I. Thurston, of Rhode Island, to be
commercial agent of the United States at the
island of st. Christopher, West Indies
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DIED.

At Garfield Ohio, on the 4th instant, Ms PoLLr
wHrrrLEsBY, wife Of the Hon. Elisha Whittesey, In
her 6gth year.
On the 22d Of May, at his residence in Culpcpcr
county Virginia. Colonel JOHN THox
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The Norfolk Courier newspaper has been sold at
auction 10 I. N. Upsbur for s425
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A CARD.

And by all dealers i. Alexandria, Virginia
NAV 23-eon 6m
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THE WONDERFUL PAIN CURER.
a LII Pain Cured like Magic... In bottles

[ro BE CONTINUED TOMORROW. ]
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Jos. ". BRApLxr,
.Jso. NEVILLE Cplfu


II win thus be seen that VIC never did refuse to
submit the question Of our right TO Judicial dee
.cision provided that decision should be final, and
without appeal and we did that which must be
done nextFebruary--propos 10 send back the cleo
ton TO you, alter ample notice, and this was de-
clined by them. suit with the right Of appeal TO
the Supreme Court, would have been absurd, and II
our accusers are honest and the case had been de-
cided against them they must have carried Il there.
II would have involved the delay Of the work for
year; and the next election, by their own show.
lug, win be In February next and 80 they would
have accomplished their object, which Is written
all over their publication and that is to throw on
the American party the odum Of the delay Of this
great National tribute Of gratitude. They alone
n,usf bsar the responsibility oflhis.
II Is alleged that after this they gave us OPP
portunty 20 assert our title by suit and with this
view, az we understand il, took the horses away
and sold them. Agsn; they have not 10 this sim
pie matter stated the fscte.
After the meeting Of the Path, we continued in
Office Dougherty, the superintendent appointed by
the late Board, and the persons employed in the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-02
LYEoHRgRG IIRG.NIlE
Ex-President TYLER on II. Clay


Mr.. Tyler recently delivered lecture before
the maryland Institute for tho promotion of the
Mechanic Arts" in Baltimore. which il spoken Of
by the National Tntelligencer as replete with mat
ters Of Historical interest. The following ct
tract is quoted a. furnishing noble example Of
his kindly disposition in the ferTid aad beautiful
eulocy paid to a deceased statesman;
"A crisis in public affairs had actually arrived,
and thought then and still believe TINT thor
was but ono man in Congress who possessed pow
er to avert civil war aud | will not. through
mawkish sensibility. vthhad the faet.tbat wa
soever of influence | ros<eseed was exert"d a.
IN luce that distinguished man..ti" Senator.ta
step forward and heal the d'scontenis OF ihe
country Right naby dill h ent'r upat the 'asA'
and meeting r corresponding temper ana t'rong
on the part Of Mr.. CALHouS, then also senator
she plan If pachcaton was adjusted. And now
| will saw. ntnith~inndng all hat may have
transpred since which IS calculated TO lmpar
nv friendly regard for his nemory and To dimla
ish my esteem for him = peliticisa. HAT, amid
al Tho hriliqpt career Of Mr. CLAY. the great
N ,et neut to ~ ipme j. to he found IL the com.
81, ln - iil of the tariff, which through his great
u 1usnee grow sall,nv INTO Il law. Il was the
oil Vhth poured upru the water5 sttls'd their NJ
iinti,n The o6ve branch - stItntelt,r the sword
IN lav. wliea went out over the -ea of pas
,iop. al turned with assurances If harma
nv AID safety. wrll remember the electric
light If ioy which heamrd upon the eaantenapce
Of ali ,yhan he rase IN the Senate IN announce
hi~ parao,e to pre- sent his bill The Hnn.e 81
Representatives which had been torpid before.
suddenly awoka int ecton, plan upan plan ii
cnmprnmiS. or modification 81 what were c"ns1d.
cred the nhnovious features al the inriiflnws all
inefficient and un<at,s inctnrr. were offered at the
~pchker's table For mament Mr.. Clay pnns-
ed in bis course he ndverted 10 the feeling mnn
Tested in the House. and expressed his prefer
cnce TO he Ia permit others 10 take the lead III
the matter; bat yielded tn an earnest rcmon-
STRANGE aganTt nertneS~ on hi- part. and, hap
PLY for his own name and the good IT the conn
try brought toward his great measure Of raelh
cation 3"
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The NeR Man Annngement 8

We understanl that the proposed new mil ar.
rangements. through this city on the South Sid
and the Virginia and Tennessee Roads have been
wisely postponed BY the Department for tim
unit, tht first # Augast-'o oos9ss.., snc nea
contractors to get their wagons and teams in
proper trim for the grca, enterprise i four mill.
an hour and uo drlay. Ia the meantime the
mails will be Carried now, al the tate. We ar
informed demanded by the RAILROAD Companls.
in their new contract. We ar" happy 20 an.
ucunce these facts, and entertain tie hope that
before the expiration Of the month ssme adjust.
men; may take place by which the serYisss OF ouf
Railroads will not be superseded,and. al the same
time, no undue reflections ma, be M p upon
Mr.. Campbelrs 'eagon arrangement. as respects
it, capacity either for dispatch, regularity OF
&C Juomy in mail transportation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-02

4 portion If The citizens of Bedford, friendly
g. tn objects aud principles of the Amcriea4
party. convened IN the Courthouse OF Monday,
the 18th INST, for The purpose of considering tic
platform Of principles adopted by the American
party in Convention at Philadelphia.
Tho meeting WIS organised by the appoint
m'nt Of TAtpY X. joNGs, Chairman, aud ALBERT
MCDANlEL Sre'ry.
Wm. VI. Burwell. E-q., one Of the delegates
to the National Convention, then addressed the
meeting in explanation of the action Of the Com
vcnlian, and in drieuce of the principles Of the
party, dwelling II. length. and with much force.
on the conservative resolutions ia regard 10 thu
rights of the South.
After Mr.. Burwe had concluded, the follow.
iuS resolutions, offered by Col. G.. \. Winghed,
were unanimously adopted
|. Tint thi, meeting cordially approves and
will he"@-;,'y abilr by the platform Of principles
adopted y the American party IA Convention At
Philadelphia.
Resolved. That $50 piedgr ourselves to min
tain III, fH..rol lsW- upon lie subject OF slavery
a. 70 tlgai and conclusive settlement NJ that sub
i.ct. aa3 n. a-e a4r best Efforts toquict all ,re
tjouai agitation aud restore that harmoHy-..o
c.a, political. uia eomurrc.4u which iorucrels
,Ai>ted With our conservative brothers # the
North aud wble Il ha- ban the ahieat Of oul
iureigu and d,aat=i G enemies to lie siroy.
Ca r.s'io., Resolved, ! In the Proceedings Il
this meeting, 90 published IN toe bedford Senn
nrl l., nchburg Nirginian. and Richmond
Wing
Ca motion, the meeting adjourned.
TANDA i JONES Chm. n.
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Episcopal CnrncH-fhe Episcopal Church
has by canon created an order Of men not I'M
like tn local preachers in the Methodist Church
Men IA secular life can sttniu 10 the order of dea-
cons. and continue 10 secular business still
Seven or cjeh' gentlemen in New York city hay"
complied with the provisions Of this canon; md
now. although on work days employed in various
secular business, the Sabbath assist in the min
stration Of the sanctuary; they are deacons, but
not permitted to preach without special leave Of
the bishop.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-02

The DEMOCRATS OF MAINE held their State
Convention last week, and nominated Samuel
Wells fer Governor. Mr.. Paris their candidate
of last year. declined nomination. The Con-
vention, according TO the Portland Advertiser
encountered some difficulty IN passing resolu-
ton endorsing the present Administration for its
adhesion to the ancient land marks of the Dem
ocratic party. To this resolution the chairman
of the committee dissanted, as implying an On.
dorsement Of the Missouri compromise. After
several speeches had been made, an amendment
adopted asfollows: at being understood that
this resolution is expressive of no opinion upon
the repeal of the Missouri compromise" The
resolutions were then passed
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E,ASkIoNABLE TAILORING

saIscriof md 0loFm N, IlitNds MI m r0hII'
that lie has resR hfcl Up 'he CORNER hsts.. orro-.
james NJ Coah-'. tor the purnn.c OF coalut i.g H.,
TAILORING BUSINESS. lie at.r, hin,rl I'm
his long erienca Ia the hasne. he metits share If
the patronage The pubic nod pledge. truclf 70 ~
vesy to give substitution to tun p VIM NAY -x-
him trial All wok made ~ IN IA be-, pot MS
fashionable style G. R. HOWARD
$. He hps. also improved plan far cutting
which he w-he. to sell H.
10 lsrItn
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bF 2Efiii.


-t5.=z.J.~E NJ zlzot. Jc..a Sd.
Iff 'cer -.a-rr .,.4s Han T.. af s-fubsf II tfe
,: mil; d. mn Tina II soar IsI8ail,. las .rc
non, tao pa-t W. 54s hi con aad ug vsek ist
seaf 9o1 hid- Il .'i'-r l., inst N in ,aafe-i
snes Al frpn = 81 81 iaf lug.s 81 80 Tor con,
MN u mrdom Lat. 50 TO sl3a5 for ,od aud dnc
'hp,s"P an sfrH ina, go IL go luir to tine
uaes9ring, and rom Sla IL SJl To-, hne [, rxta d..
Hnr,T N,lfin. doing
Professionalism slo - faniI, Sli 20
G9hs-sl 10 - 81 ~ pee IN. II &c 'hs.
WI 7. SMITH,
Commits sion Merchant
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LouoR LAvs.-The Philadelphia American
says that the prohihi'ory hqaor law seems to he
fAted 10 evasion. Wehaye already stated'a W"s-
tern decision to the effect that single bottles Of
wine, brandy &c. are Original packages" with
in the meaning of the law. and may therefore be-
sold legally; and also New York decision to
the effect that nile is not strong drink, and there
fore the sale cannot be forbidden. We have now
another decision in Connecticut in the case of
the City Hotel at Hartford which is that the
liquor in an inn or hotel is for the convenience
of the dodgers and guests aud not for micelIane-
Gus sale. Under various decisions it appears
people may buy and drink ale AS before; that
they may buy and drink imported liquors by the
bottle as before and that hotels, inns, &c. are
permitted to supply their guests with liquors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-02

Far GHH' - 3" =. sinnafi commercial
eNtrfafs ihe I#az#a- ,sai payatasietl'r, United
Gleneo, Miss. June l9th:-"Tho cholera Up
peared on some of the plantations in this nriehhor.
hood. and nm afraid to leave home. General
Polk. in Chcot County, Arkansas, has lost TWEEN
ty.three slaves in the last three days. and | re-
ceived a note this morning from the physician at
tending on the sick stating. TINT There we're mere
new cases, bat he thinks, they will SIT along vel
ne he has taken them in time. Ny neighbor. Mr..
Wilkessen, has inst lost seyen slaves b. chol-
era"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-02

Died, Mt his fathers residence, in the city Of
Lynchbug on 25th June,of scarlet fever. DAVID
Youngest of Gen. David and Fannie l..
Rodes. aged three years and one month.
''Slcep, loved one, sweetly sleep;
Naught shall disturb thy rest
We with thy parents weep;
While thou art with the blest!"
DIED, Mt tho residence of her mother, in the
county of Bedford, on Friday, the sth inst. ST.
SAN, daughter of Ro. Campbell, deceased. The
death of this young lady reminds rs in the most
solemn manner that ''in the midst Of life we are
in dcath."A few month ago, she waasppnrrntiy in
the ygor of health. with every prospect Of long
life in that society of which she was an ornament.
and among those friends by whom she wa, So
much beloved. Few persons were 50 universal.
" heloycd-few whose loss is so universally re-
GREETED. Her widowed mother audrr.atives feel
most keenly this affection, yet they mourn not
alone Her frankness Of dispositions her anna
hility, her simplicity of manners, her attractive
qualities Of heart aud minl endearel her to nu-
merous friends who mourn with her relations in
their sorrow, sympathise with them in their dis
tress, and weep with them in their grief.
She was cut down in the bloom OF youth, but
We have reason to believe that she has gone to
that land where bloom and youth are perpetual
She gave undoubted evidence of an implicit trust
in her Savior, and died in humble submission to his
will. "Our loss i her eternal gain"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-02

The Washington Star, in announcing the ar
rival in that city Of Commander Henry Adams
United States Navy. with the ratified Jaran
Treaty. says--."Thi- is the first time that the
Emperor ever placed his signature to such doc
umsnt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-02

Tho National Observatory has received intel
ligence from Mons, Viereier at Paris, to the eff
feet thar on the 5th. new comet had been dis
covered 364 degrees ascension, North declina-
too
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MARRIED.

On the morning of the 10Th inst by The Rev.
T. c Goggin. Mr. DAVID PARKER. of pittsy Iva
MIA, to Miss MARY y. GoGGIN, of Bedford
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Fourt,, of su,y ut Ceutra, ~ers,

Judge D. \. wilson, Maj. James Gorland A.
NJ. Tribe ESQ, and Cha-. Irving of Iynchhurg;
and W. r. Staples Of Montgomery. and y, c..
Claiborne Of Franklin, have been invited to be
present and to deliver addresses, AT the Central
Depot on the 4th of July. Maj, Garland. Judge
Wilson, \. {. Claiborne aud \. NJ. Tribe will
certainly be there. iy2-2t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-02

NmGINIA BoNDs.-At the New York Stock
Exchange ON Thursday, $4,000 Virginia IS sold
ut lOb 2, and $4,000 ut 100 !. After ad-
ioul nment Of the Board, $500 Virginia per
cent bonds were sold at auction at 1Ul II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-02

AMERICAN ORGAN Judge Els has resigned
his position a. editor of the American Organ. and
WIN N. rurwcll, E,q, of Bedford has received
aud accepted the appointment A. his successor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-02

RAILROAD BoNps Among the sales at the
New York Stock Exchange Thursday, were
$4,000 Wand Tenn. Rarord 2d mortgage bonds
Mt "a
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MASTER OE ARTS.

Gray Carroll, Isle of Wight, va; L T Flistoe
Rapnhaunock, Va; Z Harrison, Leeshurg; I II
Malone Athens, Ala: Edwin l. Taliaferro,
Gloucester. Va; WIN ID Thomas, Richmond
city, Va; David Watson, Louisa. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-02

haua Flnr ~ #5#s- ~ ifli1
W T. slf#-. LrIis'aa# tisl#ss#. t#44sr
..e4reia. Wmts Nooa ~. Hanover, i Chapman
White. SPOTS, lyania; Walter Wrenn. Lie Of
Wight.
In he Spanish language and Literdture.--
Taylor Beatty. Louisiana; Gray Carroll, lsl' of
Wight; Powell Harrison. Leesburg; c Jones,
Noitpway: Vim l. Loulham. Clarke; John NJ Low
rv Bedford: fhos Ii Malone, Alabama; y II
Payne, Florida; A Dengeffeld Rector, Fnuqaier;
Samuel V Reid, Lynchburg; John Segar,
Hampton; Alexander Sa;on, Georgia; Bennett
Taylor, Abemarle.
III MATHEMArIcs.-T j Adams. Jefferson,
Miss: r J Amber, Faaquer, va; Boyd
Wythcslle p b Cabell, Neson; II p Cochran.
Charloucs Vile: ID Cunningham, Richmond; IL
4 Garland ST Louis. NJ; Ill llollhlay, Orange;
+ ia ne-, Richmond; c \ Jones. Nottoway; HI
larry + Jones. charlottesville; { Little, Eau
quier; I II Malone, Athens, Ala; II NJ Mathews,
fewi-burg; b Niche. Stnuntan; c Norris
Princes, Anne; J II Powell, Mildleburg: \
Roberts. Charottr; II II Stevens, IIarrisonbnre;
f raliafrrro, Gloucester; W Temple Fredfr
icksbarg; Geo Thomas. Baltimore; Frederick
Upper savannah, Ga; \ Chapman White SPott-
syyanii.
In Mrcd Mathematies.-G T Harrison, Uni
ver-iy of Va; T Minor, Z y Smith, AJemarlr;
Crawford II Toy, Norfolk city.
IN.NArURAL PmLosoPHy. -Ihos. j. Adams,
Miss; Philip b Cahel Nelson; Lewis l. Ilolla-
day. Orange; Jas Leigh Jones, King William,
A F Mathews. ii IL Mathews, Lcwi-hurg;
risanhurg; Saml J Sinclair Aihenare; Edwin
LTaaierro, Gloucester; Walter Wrenn, Isle of
Wight.
Y.CIE,I W-Thos. j. Adams, Miss; Jos
W Anderson, Betntout; RW Boiseau, Amelia;
Cnthhprt Backncr, Fredericksburg; Philip Il
Cab.#il, Nelson Gray Carroll, Isle of Wight,
.lanes & Clark. Clarke; 1hos + Davis, Bedford;
~. l.. 4 IA,
Roanoke; Erastns = Harris, Ohio; Powell liar
rison Loudon; WIN A Jemson. Alabama Jas
Leigh Jones. King William: 4 + Mathews, Lew
i.bnrg; WIN II Proctor, Prince George; San'l
Reid, Lynehhnrg; Saml Sinclair, Ahemare;
Henry Stone. Miss; VIM & Strange Aihemarlr;
John y shepherd Fuvana Nm y Thomas,
Richmond City; David Watson, Louisa; Wm &
Woodfn, Hanover.
VI. MORAL pnuosopuY.---R j Amblrr, Fnp
quer, Va W Writ Bird, Shenandoah; \ W
Cockrl, Livingston, Ala; = c Edwards, Hall
fnS; Ihomas Walker tilmor. Charinttr-yil}r;
Charles Gratten. Rockingham + = Harris, Po
land, Ohio + Harrison. Lecshurg; X w Hunter
Martinshurg; W + lludginS, King x Queen; w
A Jemi4"n Snmpter. ALI I l. johnson. FMvana;
Hilary = Jones, Charl pttSville; IL + Merritt
Brun, wick b + Niche, Stuunton; w Morton
Columbus, Mis-: James d Perkins, Albemarlr :;
l. pro>ton livingston } A Quares, Knoxville,
Missouri + \ Read, kanawha ID Rector
Fauquier X. J I Scott Warrenton; + Segar.
Hampton; A NJ Smith Winchester; Oscar ste
phenson, southampton; w 6 STANCE, University
of Virginia; Crawford IL Toy, Norfolk City; j
b UrQuhart Southampton; 5 Watts, W W
Williams, Norfolk City.
VII. MEDICAl.-Unh the tile Of Doctor Of
NedjeHe.-Samuel NJ Carson Danirl + Comp
bell. Abingdon, Va; Richmond GaId ncr, Flor
ida James w Greene, SUSSEX }cnnott w
Green, Warwick Aleernon ,,arlct;. West
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NorEs ON TIE AMERICAN PLATFORM.

THE MISSISSIPPI DELrA.-Sir Charles Lyel
estimates the area of the Mississippi delta at
about 1860 square statute miles aud the guam
tity Of solid matter brought down annually by
tie liver being 3,7r2,75s, i00 cubic feet, it must
have takrn $4,000 years for the formation of the
whole; aud If the ellu,ia mattcr of the plain
a!ov. b, 26i feet deep, half Tint of the delta, il
must haer required }3,5oo years more for its nc,
cunaIllon. Prof. AFns,iz states that he has
q~,criained by observations that the Florida
reef- grow one foot in hundred years. And by
estimating the number and extent Of the reefs
comprising the peninsula, be suppo.es that small
years old
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Notice 80 Travellers,

ye-1SSsN. "lr Stages viii IL utp- leave Lynch
.--z.-ssz-<sz1. burg '1 Mondays Wednesdays and ri
B.. 40. Z nt Charnrtrsv H. nigh, civ
ing l,asse gers atull rights rset rong NWth.
sep 81 d2tawts J. T HAMMERS co
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snpn ed Ayrr's Cherry Pect"al the Ultima rule
lail- line aud that rofhing had baen would be in.
fe1fed which cotj surp-s il in IL tne priu- al excel
liner medicine. Ba are conh icrtv assured nv
thosr conpeteut 10 irdseoa the subject hat DR. Ayers
Hew Pills excl in gh medical artistry tat wiley
celebrated embodiment nj h, sSill tie has Succerdei
IN making hem not oly laasant take bat powerful
10 cfr- the arg" cl, :, ri rnmn'niat which require
Iofeat'y nm y go ioaras.er A.gns Ky
June 2}d2w
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a. Mcdaniel, See'ry.


The fact that man went oycr the great Amel.
lean Falls. during Saturday forenoon. WIS con
muricated hy telegraph tn >nmc aferuoon.-
We hive since recrivcdtho following lettrr f.on
"A friend
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rshila lnhia Convention.

lie Democratic press of the South, basing
lheir assumption upon a tabular statement of the
National inteihgeneer, affirm that majority OF
the American party seeded from the National
Convention. The error is thus corrected by the
american Organ
NorEs ON TIE AMERICAN PLATFORM.
The National lntelhgencer prepared and pub
'ished a table. showing the yeas and nay on the
propositions connected with the American plat
forlr,vhch has been copied by other papers, and
which contains an important error and an i'm
portant omission, also In this table. the namps
aud VOTES of thu Indiana deli gates are put un
der the head of Missouri whilst the votes of Ms
sour are wholly omitted. In the preface 10 the
table, it is said, that Missouri voted against the
platform which wa, adopted This j. n mistake
Missouri voted for the platform. y correction
of these errors IL due to the Sta,e of Missouri.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-02
rgyUE ENSUING SESSION ar -

/ SCHOOL will commence IN Moniav .n,or'I
3rd nt,Ae an plNc'. + heretofore ar, 'oef
rnarts SJric'i advn Hre. F1'
Il " HARRISON.A Al
jul; ? al MOVE 2' el7sus-- Renui, cory a. W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-02

DELICIOUS FEAsT.-Ne make our ackHowedg
ments for most delicious and opportune treat,
received from Zetell'. in the shape of waiter
full Of good things for the inner man. 1t may be
readily imagined that hrapng bowl Of straw
berry cream, walled around with and looming up
above huge collection of other tempting deli
caces. wns most welcome To our sanctum, csppci.
nj'y On ,uch melting day rs Saturday wa With
the kind assistance of some friends who happen
g To be present. we were enabled to do ample
Justice TO Mr.. Ietell's trent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-02

THr CONCERr.-The Concert of the Musical
Association came off Friday night at Dudley
Hall The performances were as they always
are. perfectly satisfactory and highly creditabe;
but owing to the intense warmth Of the weather
the attendance 80 small.
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MiSCELLiNEGI

LEWIS HILL.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MHRc9a.--,
AFTE|b. t. THE All ~ 4
WHEAT iLpLh. conn AND TOB4roo
ONCE Oh Governor o. 18th Street ~
Richmond, v,
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-01-06
Scrint Bonds, &c OF the Canal.

The President and Board of Directors
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pany have published an advertisement
notifying the holders of that class OF debts
of the Company, which stand deferred 10
the mortgages heretofore given to the
State Of Maryland, commonly known as
"script," bonds issued for script bonds
and acceptances TO creditors. balances due
to contractors, &C., that they have?. author,
lied the consolidation aQA conversion OF
said claims, where the holders may de-
sire it, into registered debt and interes
Of said Company for which certificates
will be issued on presentation and de-
livery of the evidences offs such debts at the
office of the Company on and after The Is
day of January, 1855.