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PLESrr.--The market was well supplied this
morning with plenty of flesh and fo,ol" and an
abundance Of vegetables. There were several spe-
cimens Of doubtful healthy fruits, which II would
be prudent for our friends to avoid ndulging in 10
any extent at present, without they wish to try
the merits Of the many healing cholera medicines
advertised so literally in some Of our city papers
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HANG OUT YOUR BANNERS, ANERIoASs"-
Saw a gentleman yesterday, and strong admins
tration man, too, just from the good State Of Ohio
who said that the American party would carry
his State by at least 100000 He says that the
American Platform is bound to suit the Ohio boys,
and that though he has been Democrat and acted
with that party for thirteen years. that II is "no
use talking" the truth is mighty and must pre-
vailn
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SHAMEFUL.-Patrick Cunningham was re-arrest.
ed yesterday by officer Burr, charged by Ann Cum
ningham, his wife, and her father, with cruelty
beating and matreating her, the said Ann. Her
appearance alone would have induced one to think
that any being bearing even the semblance of
man, should have protected her from violence, in
stead Of subjectng her TO it. The marks exhibit
ed upon her person told too plainly how she had
been treated by one who had sworn to cherish
and protect" What grieyes one most, though, is
that the parties all belong to that excellent class of
citizens denominated constitutional Americans
by the talented and profound Mohun, of recent
political reputation.
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GLENWOOD CEMETERY.

One door above X. g. IIya
jy A--2weod
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3sgss-.G5anA iHIsoI uIl FROM 10
%EIs LANCHBuRG AND RICHMOND.

Fare from L%yuchburg to Buchanan. ................@l 80
FROM Lynchbnfg 10 Charlottesville. ............... = 20
On aud after the I'D of October our Packet Boats will leave
buchanan at 4 y. NJ, and %Lynchburg at : Z. Nj. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, and arrive in Richmond second day,
&t5oeloek A. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving ~Lynclburg at u +. NJ.
reach Scottcsvile at 49, y. Nj. next day, and arrive in Char
IpttesNillc AT y I. N. Leave L%ynchburg for buchanan and
Lexington at {! A. NJ, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, and
arrive at L. NJ.
From L%.ynchburs to Richmond see time and distances in
card below
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
mn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and l.oui.

sSOKNEn OHLEANs.-Sirginia nnA 1."ui-
.ia ina I;ue.-First Packet to san with dis. NH
,4,tch. The Superior, fast sailing, double licked S
"a conner fastened schooner, ELLEN! captain,
JAy,sSryw.Rr new loading and will sail as above. Tor
"ai"'e ff DAVID & WIN. CuRRIE,
Richmond.
y s-shippers by this Vessel will get their goods to port
af destination at on. hall rate of freight cheaper tAan oy an
rthcr route, aud in less time. insurance can hs ehss,ed on
the best terms. 49,
A - -
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NOR NEW YORK. u K d VI r.. ES3E5kEfE81
II LYNCHBURG, VIA PETERSBURG, @MI6'NG
BY SOUTH SIDE K~AlLROAD-ONL
oSE yIaHr BrTwrEs PrTERsuRG AND NEW York;
C4EdPFST AND PL~EASdNTfST ROUTE! -sl4 to New
York. Including Railroad fare and meals and state.room on
board Steamer 80 to New York, second class cars ana steer
age. M
Passengers leaving L~ynchburg ON TCESpAi5 u
DAYS, by South-Side Railroad, connect next morning a Wy
Point with the large and commodions steamships
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EB iORk.-SlEAMSlllP JAMESIOW y .sxAiSkz1.
The l. :. Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, in com
mand OF Capt LEWIS PARRISH, leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock, for Rich
1nond. she will MOI take any freight to or from City Point,
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at 1 o'clock, for New YORK.
Those desiring to ship by her must have their goods here on
Monday. Passengers desiring to take this ship here can have
a State-Room secured by addressing US by mail.
.V@fhe ROANOkE Capt. SKlNNER, stops at City Point,
where She vii land aud receive freight. Both the jamestown
aud the Roanoke receive aud land passengers AZ City Point
and Norfolk. LJl3LAM * WATSON,
mar 2y Uictu,oud Va
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DAVID 4 WIN. CuRRIE,


These vessels are of the first class, built in the city Oh pa,
tinore expressly for this trade and have superior aeeommo.
dAtions for passengers. They are commanded by experienced
Captains. well qualified for the trade, and VINO whl spare no
extrtion 10 accommodates. They will be lowed up and down
the rivers by steam, and may be relied ON to sail promptly as
Advertised.
Merchants going North OF ordering goods from New ! ORR,
viii find 1t to their interest 70 ship by this line as freigh, Will
aw avs be taken as low rs by any other line OF Packets, ana
every effort will he made by the agents in Richmond ana
New. York to give satisfaction. Insurance can be erected IN
the Richmond Fire Association by this line at per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining a imh
share Of patronage. -,
Goods shipped bv this line to New. York viii be forwarded
free of commission to New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston, "a
yannah or any other Southern or Northern port.
The vessels will lie In Richmond in the Dock, in New iork
at Berth No. |. Coffee House Slip. foot of Wall street
DAVID WIN. CURRIE Richmond, I AGENTS
c. II. PERSON, n. Y,
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r.. -zssysszsss1 VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARO-
UNION A-GRICLLTuRA FAIR.

The mamhers of the above Fair. and all
Stock, Inplrmeuts. sc, Intended for exhibition, viii be trans
ported over the Southstde Railroad. on the following terms, Va
Pay REGULAR RATES In coming down IL the Fair, and
return FREE.
An extra Passenger Train will leave ~IynchburR AT soclnck
A NJ. on MONDAY. the I'D Inst stopping at all the interme.
date Stations. 20 take mp passengers, aud reach Petersburg 1T
Al 5 o'clock 4. NJ. There win attached to this Train q few
Freight Cars for Stock, &c, The regular Passenger and
Freight Trains win run as usual. Tue regular Freight Trains
leave L~ynchburg at A. o'clock A. NJ. on tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturday. and arrive at Petersburg the same days at { o.
clock I. NJ. Stock. &c, for the regular Freight Train, should
be sent to the Depot. at ~Lyuchbnrg. on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday
The same regulations as above win apply TO the Virginia
State Agricultural Society,
Persons attending the Fair must provide themselves with
Tickets AT the different depots at which they take the Train, OF
fsH ran.s viii Be charged both going aud returning.
by order Of the Board u Directors
j. q WALL, Superintendent.
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RECEIyING. ON HAND, .s ebI.. stu

sECEIsiNG, ON HAND, ~ bbl-. stu
NJ ARTS & sugar, - bbls. stuartas Ground Clarified and
Crushed sugar,
- boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls. y. y. Molasses,
10 hhds. l.. X. Do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
90 " Laguira do,
10 e" Primo old Java do,
- boxes Adamantno and Sperm Candies,
Large lot Of Clover, Orchard, Grass aud Timothy Seed. Call
soon, ms we are selling cheap.
feb 2ttss YOUNGER ~ SMITH.
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-nRy aoops. eRoeERIrs ID.

XEu FALL AND WGsrgH -ooDs.-
~ sTIaLEK. McELDERf q CO, respectfully inform
their customers friends. and the public generally, iisu they
have completed their stock Of NEW FALL AND WINTER
DRY which will compare with any stock in the mar
ket. All they ASA IA a call. lsep sINs
CAssg 4 AND VEsTINGs
l. all qualities. At reduced prices
oe5ts JANIS A sTIGLER & co.
lhCT. 9Th, 1s55.-Jusi received Castor. Beaver. frock
~ and Over Coats, made in the best style. These Coats are
No. / Call and see them, at the Clothing House Of
oe6u GLASS & kAiSE. J. DIXoS, Agt
~ e. 9th, 1s5J.-We arc opening for sale n large and
Y varied assortment of Shirts aud Collars These Goods
we're made up expressly for our sales Also, Uadef Shirts end
DfaSs.s, q every variety, at the Clothing iiouA. Of
ocsB GLASS & RAiSE, J. DIXON, Agent
Anew SHOES, Ae.-Just received by express. at Il.
~ ). HODpERS, a beautiful lot Of new Goods among
which may be found the following articles;
Ladies nne Congress CATERS, new style
+" Black with tip
a " without lin.
"a Colourod 4"
Kid side lace,
Kid and Morocco Llnds, Buskins, Ties and Slippers;
oeniiemen's fine Patent Leather Congress Callers
oxford Ties;
And a general assortment Of chldren's Shoes. &e, &c.
aay lin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

uyREsN ARRIVAL.-The Family Grocery has Just
/ received the following article. to which the subscriber
would respectfully invite the attention OF his friends, cusio-
mers. and the publo at large, assuring them that by calling az
the Family Grocery they will lind the largest and best beei
Tongues ever seen IN this market; also a nice lot Dried Beef,
Bologna Sausages, Dried Sheep Tongues a superior lot OF
Broons, a tine article of Blacs, Imperial aud 6nnpo"der
Teas a good assortment OF Hosiery Tor ladies', gentlemen aho
children also many fancy articles, such as perfumes soaps,
Cloth. Hair and Hair Brushes, Pocket and Toiet Combs, Long
Combs for children. and many other articles too tedious IL
mention; all Of which will be sold cheap for cash, or ~ "a
rbo.g ~ lar rnrrrut Rank notes. Nav be added to the above list
Spices OF all kinds, ground up in OF. papers, for family use
asupcri"r article Of Mustard and Red Pepper. Can quick
before all are gone. } II hoLoMoN.
iy isfE
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Tic subscribers having associated themselves together
for the purpose Of conducting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
in all It's branches, under thu style and firm Of q TnBs q KeAGY,
are now prepared to furnish pictures in every style Of the art
klawn IN this country or Europe. They call especial atten-
tion to their new style Pictures, or Ambrotypcs, on glass, far
exceeding in beauty and durability any thing ever before
made, These Pictures arc not reversed ms DagucrrcotypcS
are, and may be seen il any light. They are imprrishahir,
being Theoretically sealed between glass plates, which sealing
Is secured by Letters Pat,ntu the United States and Europe,
aud owned in this place by Gibbs a kcaEy only.
These Anhrotypes are pronounced, by competent judges, To
be the grandcSt achicV emcnt in the Photographs art, having
q relief and clcarness truly astonishing. Made from the small
est to life size.
AmbrotyPc stereoseopcs must be seen TO be appreciated,
the relief being fully as perfect as life.
Also, their Monographs or Pictures on paper, from life
These are equal To the finest engravings, and more accurate in
detail Any lumber from a single sitting-irom one to n
thonsand-elthcr plain or colored, in water or oil.
Citizens and strangers are invited TO call and examine spccl
mems in the various branches, as thoy are assured Of polite at
tention and superior Pictures.
Gallery at the old stand Of /. 4. Gibbs, next door 10 Virgin.
ia Bank, 1%ynchburg. T.. Il. GIBBS,
JAS. KEAGN.
p Sin Ayhrotypes the style of drapery or the color Of
the eye makes no difference, as all are equally well taken
Dagucrrootypcs copied iato Ambrotypcs aud made permanent
aug OTIS. q. x X.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

,nsSssEE A SxsBsl& A: a ~ -r
4 BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, by steam 1,ALlN
crs BElNIDERE ant ptAH0NTAS-1 -
STEAMER BELN IDERE leaves Baltimore every SATIR-
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond. Returning, leaves RICH
MOND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore.
The pDtAIIONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
NESDAA AFTERNOON for Richmond. ReturniI =. leaves
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON for Bait.
timore.
shippers to Baltimore by ihcse two Boats must hayc their
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week.
mar 2y LIDLAM d WATSON. Richmond Va.
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h~lCFDsER sst, s~s5S.--GIOTHs, CAsSU.
~ MERERS AND VESTINGS made up 70 order. in tho
besi style, at short notice, Mt the Clothing House of
oc Its GLASS & RAISE ] DIXON. Agent
NM HEAT Dive wish to engage 20 mO
w bushels Of Wheat for Immediate delivery. Persons
having any to dispose OF will lind 1t to their Interests n give
us a cal LASGioRNE & JOHNS.
jy l7-fs W.
AClDHEK 1~t. S~jj--BGsENES SIlVS.
latest styles, made mp ina superior manner, at the Clothing
House Of GLASS & RAfNE, j. DIXON, Agent
zoe Its
NASH d will pay the highest mar.
ket price for WOOL, In cash, or Bonsacks Negro Jeanes.
june 26ts. RUCKER & Redo.
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WEneaaSDIsE. &C.


a 4 A>II NOT1lEs---UNEl -
Inc I.adhcs 81 the city OF Lynehbarg. and all oihrs ~
lnT the civ. are particularly Invited 10 call at the eheaPeash
s,sre and : ! amiae ny large stock Of FANCY GOODS eohss,
inr Of superior BLACK and eoiored silks French NeIinos =
TTsnfh Nsadins French PIsids cheap high eolorei Deiailesi
rtra 4 aIra.leries, Hosiery. &c. Also. lS0 yards OF s"psftoI
EasAsh Calico, warranted perfectly fast eoiefs a. = i'" - n
q fsts Is HARRISON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIII he found the largest
asssrtment OF Illuminated Steel. fine Double and Single Ghns
Riaess Deans English saifCoekng Five shooter Coli !, Al
lens and Thurbers ReVolvers and Single Pistols fo"der
FlaSks. Shot Belts and Pouches Game Bags, Cleaning heds'
Sfuvle Wrenehosi Elays Cocks and q. II. Percussion tapsi
Gun Wads aud Wire { srirbdscs. all sizes Curtis q Harvey :
Diamond Pow der aud American Powder, all kinds. Compress
ed Bullets Buck AMI Small shot Liquor flHsAs. rogers
Pocket Cutlery. Bowie HALVES, RazoTs: a nne assortment u
patt Monies, Gold, Silver, ivory and Crooked Sword ana
Plain Canes, and every thing in our line to suit Gun makers
We have a lot OF yremiufn Rifles on hand Repairing done
with despatch, aud warranted, by
WIN. Is * {. FISHER, opposite the
% Nn+xau IlnuSa Ixuchburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

GIIIDGNds Mn NJ 'i
ing determined to close out my stock Of Carpenters
Uarly are. aud building Materials, including an extens.ue as
sortment u LOCKS, HINGES, SCREW =, IN
GLASS, &e, &c, the whole stock Is now offered at cost.
Those wishing anything In that line would consult their inter
ests by giving me a call before purchasing elsewhere
unHAl a ny
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

n.NNaN NM
~ lNtG CLOTHS, CASSlMERES AND NESllNGS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, &r-GIASS y RAlNE
respectfully inform their friends and the public that their
Stock Of Fall and Winter Goods l. now complete. consisting
Ia part ot Drtss and Frock Caat9, Winter business Goats,
Register CuatS-ncw style, Farmers ovoreoats, Water proof
Beaver do; Plantations of every style Vests in endless Yari-
ETY.; Doubte Breasted Quilted Shk-ntw style; Gents
ShaWlS. TRAY cling Blankets, Shirts, Drawers, CraVats, Stocks,
Noh Ties. Collars, Umbrellas, Gloves, Hosiery, Pocket Hand
kcrrhirtS, Waterproof foods. a.. \ complete assortment Of
YuiIHs ANp { iGLpHtNs CLOTHING
GLASS & RAINE,
son 15ts i DIXON Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

HIRE, LaEE a MARINE sNsi RANCE

kS1ftE, AhEE a. MARINE sNsi s3hCE-
l. Lynch6nrS Hose = Fire Insurance CoayGEv -ILis Com
pany makes Insurance against Joss ur damage Ay Fu. -
dwelling Houses, Stores, Tobacco Factories AID oiltr lndl
lngs' on furniture, goods, wares aud merchandise s,l,rsiy il
town and country, on the most favorable term
Also makes Insurance on the lives Of all perse.s eriayfr
good health, and Of sound constitution for the uhole duralta.
life, or for a limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will be insured q
reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from "a Ito an, E,
the Northern or Southern Ports, at favourable rut,s.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, Irosdfaf.
JAMES NJ. COBBS, tice Frtstae0t.
SAMPSON DIUGU1D, 6AiJ r ejne5..
DIRECTORS.
Don 7. G. Peters, Dexter Otoy.
George W. Yancey. Samuel GaiIaHd,
William L. Anderson, Joseph Is NtNln
John o. Taylor, JAMES NJ. BoYA
JAS. q. WILLIAMS. ingsar.
CRIED I. Wills, Sec2.
DR.. I. II. Gilmer, " r., ~
III. VIM. Otway Owen.
The Medical Examination Of subjects for Insurance VII
made al the office of The Company on each day Irtv eH II
hours of2 and ! o'clock. p. NJ. 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

hid and Morocco Ilnds, Buskins. Ties and Slippers;
Geniemen's fine Patent Leather Congress Caters
~. oxford Ties
And a general assortment Of chidnen'- Shoes. &c, &c.
aug llf--
GENABURlss.-62 Bales No. Cotton
~ oznabnrgs-a heavy article, Just received from the Fac,o.
ny, on cons gnment, and will be sold 10 our merchants on better
terms than they can be had in Richmond or Baltimore. Please
call and examine for yourselves.
aug 2ts- LEE q JOHNSON.
II ECEuvING, AND ON bland, ~ hbdy. N. Il.
HI AND +. Il SUGAR,
40 bis Coffee and Clarified Sugar,
80 boxes and bbls I nj Crushed aud Pulvarfzed Sugar,
100 bags Rio aud Laguyra Coffee,
20 bags Superior old java do,
10 hhds. Cuba aud l.. X. MolAsses,
20 bbls. n. q. M6lasses,
90 tons Bar Iron. assorted,
2 do. Hoop and Band do,
2 do. Blistered Steel,
do. Cast and Shear do,
10000 lbs. Bacon,
200 Sides Sole Leather,
rs do. Black Upper DO
AZ doz Calf Skins.
20 !" Pink Lining do,
10 " Sheep Skins,
200 bales Cotton Yarn,
10 bales Osnaburgs,
80 boxes sperm and Adainaniino Candies,
50 do. Hull s. Sons Patent do,
10 do. Soap,
10 do. Starch,
800 kegs Nails, 3 te 80 dy,
10 Nrot Nails.
Is bblS. Tanners I'M,
~ tons Peruvian Guane,
POO sacks Salt.
Also, Plaid. Bicachrd and Brown Domestic, Calico, Linen
DriI, Bed Cords and pos Lines, Window Gless and Putty.
Copperas. Alum, Madden and Indigo, Pepper, Ginger and Spice,
Spades. ShoVels, Trace aud Halter Chains. Manure and Hay
FORKS, Boots, Shoes and Hats, for sale, or exchange for com
try produce, on accommodating terms.
- mi III 4 LII
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u having purchased an Interest in the Piedmont Works,
near LyurhburF. the business VIII hereafter he conducted In
the name and undor tho style OF JORDAN & ttRIE. They
will be thankful to the former patrons Of the establishment for
aeonilnuancc of their patronage, and To the public At large for
their ftvors They pledge themselves to execute all work in
their lino with fidelity, naa'noss aud dispatch.
GRANVILLE JORDAN
SEPTEMBER 20th, 1855. GEO q. CURIE
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MCDANIEL nrFf o.
p,..

Il FORM AND COZ INTER- ScArT. -
GEO. {. EWING, Agt. Ill Baltimore ST IA
RAILROAD, HAY aud Goals CAIFS
set in any part Of the country, at short notira' IN
L. q. LlVERMORE, Travelling Ag, "
mar 2jw.3m. III
Eg' have now ON hand an assortne,, n
of the above Scales. Which | W III sell at r. ~
tory prices. \. RUUkER. 40, -
apl lots.
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No us LOvERs or rslE FIVE Arts.

4 Those who delight to look upon aud admire the beautiful
Specimens of art which the hand of man, in the present pro-
gressive age, is forming, are respectfully invited 10 call on G.
w. MlNNIS x Co, at their well established Daguerrean Gal.
lery. There the Statesmen of the country, with intellectual
brow and august mcin, stand ont from the plate with such
natural and lifclke appearance that the spectator almost tan.
cies he hears the heart throb and secs the lips move. There.
too, the beautiful llushing maiden. with sparkling ewes and
charming lips, invites the ardent youth to gaze In admiration
on Heavens last best gift to sinful man. There. too. frol.
laugh, meets the visitor aud holds him charmed to the spat
Then come to @. W. AiINNIS a. cos and vew the handsome
Specimens. Have your oMu ijk6ncss, and reader. Induce her
you esteem above all others to accompany you; and rest not
confcr IL 4 witt ont an exact representation Of her and of those
yeu hold dear on earth. TnoI should tp silver cord be snnp.
ped and the golden Il. WI bro&ci, ynu have that len which viii
ever All vividly to ,.rrrccnllection the depaari ones pic.
trrcs taken in all weather with equal fciiiics aud with the
sane pci lection. Rrmcmber MtNNfS. & CD are ,hc mon "a
siyn yor n perfect likeness, aud they IN " DO fund Al MI lines
NJ their farfsned Gallery, Main street. "a door from BriIgr
stree. Lynehburg; and Sycamore street. Petersburg. Va
g. W MINIS 4 co.
~ It's na.,.ma. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

Y HAVE NOW OPENED A BEAUTIFUL AsSORT
Il MENT OF GOODS, suitable TO the present and approach.
ing SEASONS; at prices to suit cash customers, consisting in part
of Bae < Figured aud Plaid silks French Merinos; Bnmba-
zines, coburgs Alapaccas; MousIns and Cashmnros in great
variety; rich French Needle Work; Bands of the most exqui-
site styles, Collars and Breakfast Caps, at - cents each, worth
one dollar; with an entirely new supply OF Ladies and Misses
Shoes and Caters, with Cork Heels, aud the work warranted
to stand equal to any ever offered to the public.
oc DIS JOHN A~BRAHAMS.
3Jj, yc Aome
~ MANUFACTUKE-CIrY FURNITURE WARE
ROOMS-The attention of strangers aud others visiting
Lynchburg, Is most respectfully invited 10 the large and con-
manding Stock of CABINET FURNITURE and CHAIRS
now on exhibition at my Ware Rooms, exclusively Of my own
manufacture.
Aeall from those wishing 10 buy is all ask to ensure sales,
oc 23ts A. WINSTON.
Er' Rep copy.
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MISCELLANEOUS


.--Tho concern of A.. "
IL Co. was dissolved on the "a ins, IN, l Audas
VIM. !. Anderson alone will attend to the se initial en-,
business ana the nam. OF the concern Viii a"e1ent g
apl s-Is. IIiisyN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

HuANO, GlANO.-uaving made arrangements with
~ the Peruvian Agents to get supplies of GuANo on the
best terius, we arc now prepared TO furnish il. we nave nov"
on hand and a1oat ! 800 bags, and VIII be in regular receptott.
We shall sell none but what comes to us direct from the agents,
and all who purchase from us may rely on getting GENUINE
GUANO. We solicit the orders of our friends and all Others,
with the assurance that we will always furnish them with the
best article, and on the most favorable terms.
CRENSIIAW & co,
feb l4ts North side of the Basin. Richmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-23

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have on hand sptna 40 tons Of the Emilys
N cargo Of Guano, that we imported last winter. So far ms
we have heard from the purchasers 1t has given entire salts
faction, equal will Peruvian. Passengers by tho Central
Railroad can see some Of It's good effects by noticing Straw.
berry Hm. as they pass through tho farms. II. W. Haxal,
Esq, A. Garrett, Esq, ID Anderson, Jrs were some Of the
uprehascrs Of It For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co,
Nv Ats Richmond