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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
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arrival of the steamer Baltic.
NEW York, January 10

NEW YORK, January 10.
The Collins line steamer Baltic, which left
Liverpool On Saturday, tho 3Oth ult., arrived
here yesterday at her wharf.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
There is no material change of affairs nj So
bastoPol Large rointoreements arc constantly
arriving To both parties. 1t is stated that the
storming of Sebastopol would commence ON arri-
val Of the Turkish re-inforccments. Tho next
battle is expected to be the most desperate and
bloody of all. A rumor is ahoat, that tho Rus
slams made IA sottc on the l2th ult., when they
were rcpulsed with several hundred killed aud
100 prisoners
The Russians claim to be doing considerable
damage 10 the approaches of the Allies, never
theless it is stated, that the 81 Parallel of tho
French had been mounted with Cannon.
ENGLAND.
Private adviocs from London say the course of
politics tayours the possibility of n speedy torn
nation of the war.
AUSTRIA
II is believed that Austria will assume the of
tensiyo aud influence all Germany on her side.
RUSSIA.
Credcncc is given 10 rumor that the people
nil force The government @ to accept "thc propo
sitions of the Allies"
PRUSSIA.
1t is believed that Prussia will join the Allies
FOREIGN COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Breadstulls are general
" steady and unchanged.
Large transactions made in American
Stocks, espeeiallyin Virginia securities"
WAsnNGroN Jan. l2.--Both Houses adjourn
ed in consequence of the doceaso of Senator Nor
ris.
Letters received hero state that tho Hon. John
\. Mason, our Minister 10 France had an attack
of Paralysis, in December last, at Paris, and his
health, whom the Baltic left wns in very pre-
carous condition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
Valuable Property for Sale.

1T Pursuant Ia the provisions al II deed Il r>ccu
A-!A led Ia me by \. q. Duhnry mud Mite date. the
30h do' OF May 1881 Hnd duy recorded ihr clerk =
othce Of the county count oi Cumpbr county. | rha,
proceed, On he 18Th day of January. 1899 sell. by
way al public Hucton Ia the highest bidder The hollow
ing property conveyed in said deed, fer the ~ pose Of
satisfying the trusts hore,y created: wit: Ia, OF
ni Greun Containing one acIt. living in the county of
Campbell, ncnr llc city II Lynchburg,h being the ,,'c
oi sid Dibncy stcsidcpce and handsomely improved
~ any lat in the uid city and luealed in dcisd
tul uriRhholhn5d Also. another Lot situated be
Inv tn lot o. which the phmnix Foundry is built
conlohiug from hnli Ia three 10. rths OF q
ground. Also another Lot ndnining than sold hy
Judge Vim. Daniel Ia John Kidd, AID continuing three
rdn' mud tidrty-,iN pnies Also the fhunix Foundry
wlh the LIT occupied Herewith situated, directly be,
tween the River mud the Canal Tho whole oi this prop
erty Is rteyed l. OF tho vaun 10 aud desirable
character, bcra situated sufficient, the cit, for all
business purposes, aGi yet exempt from many burdens
because without the paIne limits Tho safe will be
maIe ctcdil of fur, tight md twelve months
r"pt Ion sufficient dpray spcnscs Of -ue which
will be required n cust The purchaser. vii he rcquir
e. give odbe satisfactorily endorsed ut the
several ustnlmens o the purchase money nnd the tide
iothe property Will be withheld until fall payment. ms
further security.
Actia trustee snit convey only such title In The
sad property il vested il me by deed aufesud,
though the spme is bell, we'd 10 be unque-tiohnbc,
do % tbs L. ID. JENNINGS Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

Democratic Senators opposed TO Secret Socie-
Congressional Measures in Contempia-
Hoa- Cor formations.
WASHINGr0N. Jan. IO.-Ihc democratic Son
ator9 have had preliminary meeting and will
shortly make Il demonstration defining the posi-
ton OF the democracy upon the subject of secret
societies for political purposes. senator Adams
of Mississippi is slid 10 be the only democratic
Scnat, L who Is dsinclincd to take ground against
these societies.
The Pacific railroad bill will be the special
order Of the Senate till the 10th inst: The com
mittec of ways and means III the Senate will en-
drayor to call up. at the first opportunity, the
bill reported by them at the last session. to reg
ula.ethe duties 81 impostS. This bill continues
the advalorcn duty of Toe per cent on liquors.
&culd establishes scale Of duties on other ar
ticle, of ). IL. IL aud % per cent. nd valofen,
respectively, wth alrcc list comprising few
unimportant articles.
The bill recommended by the Secretary of the
Treasury also continues the duty of 100 per cent
ud yalorem ola liquors, etc, but establishes sin
gle rate of daty eff per cent. ad valorem on
all other articles except those enumerated i'll an
extensive free lit.
The Senate to-day confirmed the treaty with
the Chippewa Indians; also confirmed the ap-
poiutntnts of ". w. Drumnoad as judge ot
Utah and c. p Ellis as postnlasterin Ohlo-lo-
cality not ascertained.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
THE .4rmg Bill.

Gen. Winfield Scott was in Washington last
week, and appeared before the Committee on the
Army of the House, giving his views at length
upon the new army bill of Mr.. Faulkner. He
talked to the committee on Wednesday morning
for two hours; and it seems not without effect
for it is said the proposed army hliI VIII be m4cl
modified from the bill it WAS origi>ally intended
To report. 1t is certainly something TO be com
lneudcd, that the committee should tAhibt coar-
trsy and judgment enough to listen and act up
on the experience Of the veteran hero OF tive
American wars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
Something SmpcriOr.
. TEGROES WANTED

n EGKOES WANTED.-The subscrlber
" confines in market for NEGROES, Of both
sexes, between the ages of 10 and 30 years, in
Guiding Mechanics, such Backsmths and
Carpenters, and will Fay the highest market
prices in cash. His office is newly erected
brick building on LIST or Lynch street, Immediate
ly in rear of the Farmers Bank, where he is pre-
pared, Oaying erected buildings with that view
10 board negroes sent to Lynchburg for sale or
otherwise, on as moderate terms, and keep them
us secure as il they were placed in the Jail of the
Corporation. SETH WOODROoF.
sep % -ddc6mos.
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Vfteprdphic Items.

NEW York Jan ia deficiency of $4,000
dollars in specie has been discovered in the vaults
of the Merchants Bank Wall street. 1t is
believed to have been stolen, but suspicion rests
on no one yet. 1t is supposed the gold must have
probably been delivered in mistake. reward
of 3,090 dollars has been offered tor the reeoye-
ry Of the property.
The bids for four millions Eric Railroad loan
were opened to-day and exceed the amount by
HOOD dollars. Ii is understood the loan will be
put at 80 dollars, although there are a few bids
over that figure. The income bonds just now
motured will cover the larger portion of the hi Is.
SCHENECTADY. Jan. lO.-A Know Nothing
Convention OF ia delegates, composed of sece-
der from the old lodges, is in session here. The
objects is to effect thorough organization "a
gainst Mr.. Seward.
PHILADELPHIA. Jam. i0.-During an alarm Of
fire early this morning the police captured eight
mcn-with the Northern Liberty Engine, armed
with muskets and other weapons. Lieut. Spering
fired at one man who resisted and he was carried
away Immediately by his friends. No riot had
occurred. hut his arrest probably prevented Il
murderoas alIrav with the Northern Liberty Hose
Company, as severe conflicts have previously oc-
CURED between these companies.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

New Concern.

I'llB subscribers hive this lay associated themselves
together tor the purpose Of conducting general
Gioc,ry. Commissi and Receiving and Forwarding
Business under the ST. aud firm of Ruckcr aud Redd
the old slu Of A Is. Ruckcr-oppostc the Virginia
Bank. where = will keep constantly on hand large
and Welussolied stock OF Family Groceries, Iron,
Src, Enid Sod &c. They will give personal atlen.
ton lie sale Of Wheat Flour noc, and all kinds of
Country Produce. and make libeml cssh advances on
consignment IN hand. AMBROSE b. RUCKER,
LOUIS W Redo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

Ex-GovERNoR SMIrH--Ihe editor of the Char
lottesvlle lefersonian has seen private letter
from gentleman in Washington, in whose word
implicit reliance can be placed, which says
''Smith will not be an independent candidate. lie
told me this himself" This,we suppose, will pat
TO rest the rumor that Mr.. Smith intended beiu.s
candidate for the Goyornorship.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE In Boston,a few day
since, Commissioner Woodbury. issued u warrant
for the arrest of John Jack son, IN alleged fupi
tive said 10 have escaped from Captain Fox, Of
Va. The abolitonists, however, got wind Of tho
proceeding, q started ekson for Canada
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

EX .Goyernor Johnson, of South Carolina, wa
lying seriously i'll at Limestone springs, in tia
State, at last accounts, and but little hope was cn
tertaincd that he would recover.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

MR. WISE IL PErERSBuRG.-M Wise al
dressed large audience at Phuui2 Hall, in p
tersburg, ON Wednesday evening. His failure t.
comply with his engagement on Tuesday arnsf.
from the fact that no boat came ~ tho river o.
that luV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
MARK ErS.

NEW York, Jan. l2.-Flour, unchanged.
Wheat and Corn firm tending upward.
BALTIMORE, Jan. l2.-Thc news brought by
the Baltic had no effect on the market Howard
street brands Flour ~ -. Wheat unhangcd.--
Corn advanced one cent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
Resp ctfuly and truly yours,
To Capt, K. w. Shufoldt,

commanding steamer Gahawba
The prevailing impression continues to be-
that the unfortunate vessel went down, with all
ON hoard, during heavy gale hurricane in
October or else was struck by lightning and
blown up
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
CITY FURNITURE WAssE-Es OOHIS
Opposite the Norvell House)
Lynchburg, Virginia.


TStIE subs riler, in commencing the cuisines. Of "A
rrw year beg. louYr To rrtaih sincere tunk 10 =
oh fticafs aud customers for tie outnEemcit and
supnot ne has received ut cir htnls for ,euIs,
md re prcitfN sulcifs continuance o thcI hNois in
future l-nging h,m.ef that pmns shall !" srmel to
rive ,uJ-ia,ti la all. Not hvins reduced thr
lnctuiag department Of my business the at ycar. III"
dcrr,. Cd u taIr has left hand the lnrsrrthn1
mo4 splendid stock Of aud fashionable furnitar
,r nv ,uu manufacture ever before exhibited ia this
ciy-rm racing every article oi housekeeping, from
the ehcu II the par or, he ainest an shcape-t
To- the Ga,>t manufactured lie earnestly invites an in
snccti. at his large and beautiful assortment al Rose
wood una Mahogany Furniture fro NIL ~isi' IL Fur
cbasr PROMISING inducements never before offered Ia
hi. market All work ordered from this House war
ranted to give satisfaction or no sale.
Han and Shuck Mntlla-scs nude to order Mt the
shortost n.;ice aud the most reasonable terms
Mahogany aud Walnut Collins aud nlr-tish Metulc
Bnia c sr- furnished ali times, dry night, and
nj preaily reduced prices. A. WINSTON.
n. b.. bnve appointed John II. G. Winston my
AGENT Tor the settlement and collection OF nay bonds,
notes anl ueeouqtl, up TO the IL january, 1875. All
persons in iebicd 10 respectfully requested to
settle Us my outstanding debts aud accounts i DO
closed M, To hut time without delay. A ".
IN 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
BuRRouGlIsSHAFGR $40.
WASHINGTON ROUSE, LYNcnDUao

M HOUSE, LYNGlBuRG.
w NA.-fhe tuhscIihe"s having purchased this
nlgo and well known House, take occasion To inform
then lrienJ. and the public generally. that they will
~ time uFe II cir l.t oNcItiuns To HccomnoIate in
the mesl acceptable manner all who may .aYor them
with call The ottir. aitotiion of tho 1feptetors
Will be Devoted To the business of the Honsn. They
Determined that no ttiort their part shnll be
wuIdng provide Tor Ihei, TABLE the best fare that
The uukr,z within then reach will afford The build
Ing lagc Md eonvrnicn having been recently added
and mpro, cd aud all romio Portable, and
well furnished
\ arer fourth rso ON NIBOS will convey passen-
ee's, regularly, II and from the Cars and Boat.
JOHN A. OTEY,
nov - % ;m WIN. l.. HOLT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

N OFFICE Persons who have PERIODICALS
i " they wish hopn can hnve them bound in IA nice
style uunu r,ry Inv tcrws. Give ehnhce before
giving them Ia oe's ani north To be lo,nd Call
aud sec 'p,cimcns ot nv work. | warrant it In be
rlnnl nnt5 work dotc North on south.
WM. J. FOLKES,
Bookb der nd Banlboos Manufacturer.
Main ST. LynchluIp, Va.
n, d a lurer lot Of Blank BooLs ON hand and for
,ole cheaf t'r erb jim . dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

TIE REFUSAL or ouR MEpiATIoH-It is STATED
that it was the French Minister who intnated +,
the President that his government did not desire
our meditation in the Eastern war.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev Charles II. Read, of Richmond, vii
preach at the New Presbyterian Church, ON to
morrow, Saturday. aud Sunday next, at | ! o
clock, a. NJ.
Jan. L. 30.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

FUTURE DAYS.
Commissioners Sale orsinvcs.

Sohhis>ioncr Sale of slaves.
'''lae "i a drcn'e ul the Gir. nil Cnuu at the
county II Cam hvl at it, lat IN tie ra-o Il
Al'Aeai'a= a5m'rs. tai. willow leir= \ c hall, On
nun ~" isth tnst Ia I'on oi tie Aa,Eet lilo IN
iHneh.'f ~, -et The suse. Washington aud Lucinda in
tn sal t.t-..r mentioned
1tN a errdt u six months Reputable notes
will god endar~,r, rrguica
Rb. DAVIS, Commissioner.
Salr raaduefai b, {. Rch'd Phelps Au.l'r.
l'h - iia"H Rep. cory
4 Trustee IA deed ni tsu>t eNecu ed to mo Il,
~ eo M fenagh, trustee Tor J ano q. Joues, aud
by Nal nr 81 heatug date 92nd June. 1919, Of
record ~ thu CriNs Otr" of the l,uetbmg lustiugs
Court VII proceed to sell upon the premises. pub
lie uusl'on II the highest hdcr Ion cash, Saturday
the 3fi of tebrary. 1885, the lulow ing property
NeN"d in sad L. 81, y lot Of ground IN lynch
burg. nj ia" cerucr at Main street nnd sixth Alley
fronting 30 feet A,ia aud running back that
vi h nn ,iNlh nlcy 1872 rc with Il ud,nus aud i'm
lfoyemruts the. con
he title is believed tohe good, but trustee will
only sell aud convey such is vctei in under said
detI al trust
DAVID L. SPENCE, Trustee.
lu. l2-dltSrtds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

EtOWlES Ar UND. --i,nto,dmtoy after tho
\dstrihuIion ii bills, die let Jnuuary, IL com
pefcd, sinIl commence cillue on The hnl era for
,hei iitte amounts, mud hope they will all le IN rendi
to CASH PROMPTLY.
Our iiculs will bear In mind thnt nntwi,h landing
the stiuecucy of times, have usual eonple-
al hanaa emloyd 4. AMI a"o uanuis wing
uuusuy latE npoutd f Clntlag for the Sprae sales
which reils no l,e cash pay off throne oi hands
weekly nothing of the outlay Ia cash for innterias
Delinquent whotc bills due lst July ln- not
vol settled mortified TINT "nlcas attended "a by LIST
lrbrunty they will BE- pneed in The hund. of better
coilfctor&
BuRROuGiiSSHAFER S..Jo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
The OIa Soldiers at Mount Yeraon.


The old soldiers visited Mount Vernon on We'd
nesday last. \ dispatch from Washington says:
The day WAS very beautiful, and the old veto
rams were full Of life and gaiety. They were ac-
cDmpanied by large number of ladies' AT the
tomb of Washington noticed the present Mrs.
Washington leaning upon the arm Of AN old sol
der from Kentucky, the son of officer who
fought under Gen. Washington at Yorktown.
Eloquent speeches were made by Mr.. Wills N,
The representative of the Six Indian Nations, and
by Mr.. Sutherland, the president of the conyrn.
tion. Several speeches were al-o made on board
of tho boat One by DR.. Sandrrson, Seneca
Indian. as interpreted by one OF his tribe, was
highly interesting, and full of historical rcminis
cences H. was frequently interrupted by bursts
Of applause
After he concluded, Gen. l.. Coambs address
ed the old soldiers in behalf of the red men who
once Owned this beautiful country but now hid
scarcely enough left for graveyard. lie said
some Of them had fought by his side during the
last war with Great Britain, with perfect self
devotion; and had shared his captivity and suf
ferime. He woald scorn to be the beneficiary of
Il government which would take everything and
give nothing in RETURN That the Indians wcro
poor and the Government rich, and he hoped his
brother soldier, would contribute enough to send
then home, and make the pot boil when they
get there.
On reaching the National IIo,e', Washington.
the old soldiers again addressed hy Gen.
Coombs in Il brief farewell speech, after which
funds were subscribed, through the efforts of
Col. Young and Col. Baldin, to pay the expenses
of the poor soldiers and Indians, and all retired
TO their several abodes, fatigued but delighted
with the events Of the day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

Dr.. THOMPSON AGAIN.-The Grcenbrcr Era
states that Dr. Thompson was again hung in cf
figy at Potts Greek in Allegheny county, on tn.
22d ut,, and has funeral was preaced by anegro.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
SLAVES FOR HIRE.

INIlE sub. criber wishes hire out for the ensuing
l. wear, nber of slaves-smongst them n first
rate Black Smith, Carpenter, several Factory Hands,
Women, Crib Sc. G. DABNEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13

University or VInGiNIA. There are at pres
cnt 5O3 students at the University of Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
A CARD

kNliE subscrber begs leave return thanks TO his
d patrons aud friend. f the liberai patronage be-
slowed hun, fer the last eight years. and commends
their confidence his sucres ors Rueher and Rrdd.
A. b. RuCKER.
Jnuuary l. ts55-inSts
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LATE NEWS ~ THE MAILS.
9hreateaed Bombardment Of 7'oun By a [. S
Steamer

ThreateHed Bombardment Of Il I'oirR By a [. S
Steamer.
We have heretofore published accounts of the
difficulty between the Government of Paraguay
and Mr.. Hopkins, the L. s. Consul The Bou-
nos Ayres British Packet. of the DIST of Octo-
Der, has the following additional particulars oi
the affair:
In pursuance Of what we consider short
sighted policy. the Government of Paraguay or.
dered all North American citizens to quit the ter
rtorg of the Republic, with special protisu in
the case Of ex- Consul Hopkins, that h. should
resign all claims and pretensions of certain lands
which he had purcha Sed from the Governments in
other DAYS aul circumstances, and of which he
must be held the legitimate owner With this
condition Mr.. Hopkins refused 10 comply, and to
avoid forcible separation from his countrymnn,
applied to the commander of the Water Witch
who intcrposrd his services in the oft hand way
Customary with the class to which he belongs.
This was an ntimaton TO the effect that if Mr.
Hopkins anl the oher North Americans were
not allowed 70 embark without molcstation, the
Water-Wirh would commence hombnrdmcnt
o the City at Assuncion, the capital of Para
quay, at II specified hour of the following day.
Accordingly, on the ensuing morning, the Wa
tar-Witch took up position, with her guns,
doable shotted, bearing in the direction OF the
Presidential Palace. with all the pomp and
circumstance of glorious war; each man occu-
Iti HIS pace anu INC ilShl'u hiloH'i'g AWAY
ed monosyllablc from the commanding officer,
to re- anact, in the placid waters of Paraguay. the
revolving tragedy of Greytown.
In this emergency, TIE ParaEuayans wisely
deemed 'prulaacrth the better part Of valor," and
not Il man, woman, child, was to be seen in
the streets OF Assqmcion. Mr.. Hopkins mall
others were allowed to embark without molesta-
ton, in the boats of tho Water Which, and IN
due coarse were transpo, ted to Correntes, whore
we leave them in the meantime. to muse on the
''str,nge mutations of fortune We understand
II superior officer of the "Water Witch has ar
rived in this city; but whittier bound, with
what mission charged, deponent saith not; posi-
by it may be to report progress to the comman-
der in chief upon the station"
The same paper. of the 25th OF October, states
,hat as the first fruit of the unhappy squabble, a
decree has been issued closing tho river Para
quay against foreign vessels of war of all nations
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
MUSICAL NOTICE.

rENHARO +. BOZZAoTRA, In returning his
N thanks 10 the Ladies' and Gentlemen composing
h singing cs for their patronage during his first term,
rnkea pleasure in nformug ihcm, md the citizens of
Lynehutg thnt he viii begin another session Of vocal
instruction the iln of Jahuary 1859 hessrs.
fnync & Chriaiians Bookstore.
Those who hive M KNOWLEDGE OF his ability of i'm.
parting vocal instruction nnd through knowledge Of
tho theory ut music, politely ,cc,r,d hs pupils of
nh" rnst session.
II ncceasofy, herc vii 10 fns Two clns-es one for
advanced sshntis aud Tor beginners Suitable
music VIII he aplrelrd t,r both
In addnun IA the regular If in.trac lion hich
hi- pupil viii receive during the session they will de-
rive the benefit of singing with full Orchestra accom-
pnninmen and whenever thought beneficial, the pan .
accompaniment will be- used with the voice. The
Ip7o will be used during tho regular hour- Of instruc-
ting hrt whenever the elias will hnve aing pieces
with the Orchestra accompaniment they will be request
ed 10 do only such nights will not interfere
with the rcgune nights Of meeting.
Term heletoforr-S6 Tor session If three months,
meeting regularly on Monday and Thursiny, at : o.
cloek p. m.rhe clu.s will be dismissed regularly
o'clock. drc 21.dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-13
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

fR,lE snbscfhrr "onld respectfully call the
u ton Of those wishing make their friends pre-
s"rt for Chris New Yeur that will be priced above
diamonds ~ oa III gallery m select from HE large
h'saimei"i Je"elry and Fancy Goods. iLst received
Tor lie eseuoh f prices suit the times and have
trpi fllel with une of hi. inmmtable PR EMIUM
DEbt EkREOffrES. Eonember that GIBBS bore
OF oil the Plm by the first premium al competitors
al the late Fairs Petersburg and Richmond; which
j. ,ulheieu guarantee lint bs Is the place to have
Hour mage transferred equal nature So without much
ndo uong railroads. in YOUR carriages, or on
oot a alike, md will find plenty Of
oom good fire aud every thing make you comfortable
while wniti' Your lime of sitting. IN every
tire satisfaction sisen--or no charge made
Atthe sign Of The Alag p. Il. GIBBS.
~ Al puper@ advertising for me will copy