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WANTED.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commits
sioners of Cecil county at their next regular
meeting after the 18th day of January, 1856.
for the appointment Of Examiners to lay out
Public Road, to commence at or near
Ebenezer Meeting IIonse in the 9th Election
District ofCecil county, and to end at the
road leading from North East to Principle.
near the gate on said road which opens to
the residence Of Gen. Henry S. Sites.
Dec. I5-Im.
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Baltimore and SuEqUeha anna
STEAM COMPANY,


REGULAR DAILY LINE, (cxcept Sun.
IL days,) for HAvRE De GRACE, PonT De-
POST and TIDE WATER CANAL.
The Steamboat Port,
Gs--llAqn..~ mou'h, Capt. Josfr"
rsxi11;iiii;s - GEoGHEGAN, leaves
.sS lower end OF We
Falls Avenue, every Tuesday, Thursday aul
Saturday evening, at & O'Clock. Returning,
leaves Port Deposit every Monday. Wednes.
day and Friday at 3 o'clock, and llayre do
Grace at s O'Clock, p. NJ.
The Steamboat Lancaster, Capt j. VI. Ton
LINsoN, leaves same place every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evening al Is o'clock
Returning, leaves Port Deposit every Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday evening at
O'Clock, and lavre de Grace at 5o'clock 2 NJ
DJ-Passage so cents.
G"Frcights received daily at Baltimore
until O'Clock, and at Port Deposit until y
o'clock; carried at low rates, and carefully
attended to.
GJ-Duplcate receipts for Freights will he
required in all cases.
The Agent at 1Iavre de Grace will attend
to forwarding any merchandise consigned to
him: for any point on the Pennsylvania Ca
nails, or will rc-ship frcights intended for
Baltimore, Philadelphia, or clsewhcsc.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR. Agent, BALTIC.
r. ALIEN TAYLOR, Aet, II. dc Grace,
JACOB TOME, Port Deposit.
0y"Thc Steamboat sJUNlATA,' Captain
Tomnson, being in complete order; can be
chartered at any time
N. B.-Grain purchased at the highest
market price at the Warehouse off. Tome,
Port Deposit; who also keeps for sale, Guano,
Plaster, Fish and Salt. MAY 20 If
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IN and after Saturday, the Goth of Sep
" TENDER, inst, the LADY WILMER will
run twice week as follows.
Leave Race Street Wharf, Philadelphia,
at go'clock p. NJ. :, every Saturday, for lavre
de Grace and Port Deposit; returning will
leave Port ID te,posit on Mondays at O'Clock
P. M, for Philadelphia and intermediate
landings.
Leave Philadelphia at 4 o'clock P. NJ. ev-
cry Wednesday for Winners Point, touch
ing at Port Herman and Ford's Landing on
the Elk, Turner's Greek, Fishers, George
towd and Frcdcricktown, on the Sassairas.
Returning leaves Winners Point at o'clll
a. NJ, and Fredericktown at 9 o'clock p. NJ.
C-Al freight to Turner's creek must be
prepaid.
G-For freight and passage apply to Capt.
VIM. W ison on board the boat
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
TNllE undersigned will offer at Public Sale
Il at his residence near Zion, Cecil county,
Maryland, on
Wednesday, January 2nd, 1856,
all his STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS and
PROVENDER, consisting in part of, horses
and three year Colt, | yoke Of Oxen, 5
years old and well broke, B milcli Cows
young and good mixers, 6 head Of Young
Cattle, farm Wagon, Ox-Cart, Carriage
with single and double Harness, Plows, Hal
rows, Civilizations, Forks, &c, necessary to
carry on farming; Sow and Pigs, Shoats;
Corn Fodder and Straw, together with a
variety oiother property not enumerated.
% Sale to commence to 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and the terms Of Sale will he made known
at sale. p. NJ. COLTUAR.
Dec. %, '55-ts.
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CASHMERES & DELAINES

full supply of fashionable Prints, ladies Collars
Chemisetts. Lace. Inscring. Swiss. dotic and
pain; Cambria. plaid and plain; a beautiful as.
sortmcnt Of French Window Curtains. Hosiery
Gloves Combs. Brushes. and full supply of No
tons The la dies will confer great favor by call
ing at the store and examining my stock.
ElktOn, DC. G
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NEW STYLES ! FALL CLOTHING

A 7 the Dry Goods store Of f. BROWN. JR
"A Elkton, Md. full assortment of Ready made
substantial Clothing to which the attention of
buyers is invited. sept. D. So.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

WE have just returned from the city with a
w large and spcndid assor' mcnt Of all kinds of
Fall Goods comprising Cloths Cast nercs. Cash
netts. Blue Black and Fancy; also a large variety
of i.adys' Dress Goods of every kind and at ali
prices. Clothing; coats. pants. vests, shirts and
drawers OF various kinds and very cheap. for sale
by ALDRIDGE& GRANT.
Oct. 6.
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WEST NQTTINIIAM
A G. A ID f. M Y,
CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.
TlIE next session of this Institution will
l. commence On the first day of Nov cmber
The course of study is extensive, such as to
tit students for either of the classes of Col
lcgc, or any of tine business pursuits of life.
Parents may here secure for their sons
superior facilities for instruction, n pleasant,
retired and healthy residence, and entire
freedom from immoral associations.
Terms per session. boarding and washing
$4,000, Tuition $1,000, German, French and
Italian, and Drawing extra.
For circulars and further particulars, ad.
dress the Principals at Battle Swamp, Cecil
County, Nd. GEO. DUFFIELD. A. n.
L. F. N. FAEIlTZ, A. NJ.
Oct. 10. Principals.
REFERENCES.
LEVI II. EVANS. Esq, President.
Rev. JONI SQUIER, Secretary.
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A. j. SCOTT.
E~LkTON. MD, has this day opened a supply o
" rich Moire Antiques, plain and beautfs
styles Of
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Elkton Nd. Dec. 2oth, ls55-ts.
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REGULAR DAILY LINE, except Sun.
IL days,) for HAvRE De GRACE, PoRT De-
POST and TIDE WATER" CANAL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14
MERCHANDISE.


- The subscriber. now opening for ihspecHpn
thrir SECOND sIfPLi OF ,cusonable Goods recent
" pufeha-ed b, their senior partner in New f"rh'
shch, ad led their September purchase" makes Ih"f
stock very full and OF the most attractive "eIeh
in thus mark embracing all theue~ oi LADIES
DRESS GOODS, j Silks, >atns Sasncias, honsilh'
Mcrinos Sc Ladies' Ve!vei Sntin and Cloth Coaks y
I4lmas French Enbroder. =. N great variety among
which are cStta rich OF Maltese hnre Hnd Muslin
Sleeves md Collars. general assortment 81 Cioths,
Ca.simrres and tcsfings lof gentlemen navy stock
al Servants Goods. such PULLED Ln-eys, Shttinei'
Pinid Lad.ry, and blankets. Carpets, Rugs, Crulnb
Cloths and Door Mats Together with all goods be
longing tpthc Dry Good. trade, many oil WI h hay"
been h,srd for much les han they could 1--we been
had early the sen.on. All OF winch They are deter
mined . srli low. and only ak examination Is Mi
they ash to insure saiisi Ctipn.
my ll.dt. JOHN I. DAVTSN CO.
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" VI s. MORRIS
ThOS. l.. JOHNSON.
.INO. b. LEE
JAS. T.. iiORNER
OHM. l.. DlRREIL.

Ny object in the utoye PROPOSITIONS to have the
place scp IN roper order, AMI make it worthy the
name "CEMETERl." Whilst engaged there
buluess, have frequently found men and children silt
ting on ibc Tomb, and otherwise defacing the
Of the graves. In several Instances have driven
boys of the enclosure who engaged in throwing
rocks, using the pornnmen,s of Monuments mark
for then sport ho i. tire that has friend loved
buried thrrc that in,s hear of people tramp
ling over their graves and otherwise deseclulng the
quiet ely of the deadl'
II the proposition meets the APPRECIATION of lot hol-
crs siau see ii attended 10 personally
Person, willing add ihcir the lis Of sub
scrbors enn do SO by calIingat my Marble WORKS.
may2-dlm JOHN b. GADDESS.
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Cemetery Notice.

w E the underqien d, owners oflots in the Gene.
w terry on the Campbell Court House Turnpike.
knownas the Presbyterian Grave Yard, do signify
wilingncs. and hereby agree to pay to John B. Cad
dess lHREE DOLLARS each per annum from the
first of au,arv S55. to give his personal to,
aud employ "A man whose duty .hpbe to live the
plcr, 10 keep tic key of the gate 10 turf and keep
propell, and neatly trimmed oil the grave. squarrs
To protect au' preserve the shruhbery, heep the
walks It OF oi-tIu lions, grass aud weeds and wei
grayeel AMI protect md take cure OF the NJ rbe aud
Ornamental works in sal Cemetery.
For tie ioiihu land satisfactory perform nee of the
above TIE said tdps. shall execute his ooud for dou
bic the subs grIbcI.
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MINIS Il TANNER.
mar20-ts PRAcT1ckL DAautRREoTrrisrs.
MARCO


4 CARD The subscriber having purchased Of
IA Mcdaniel, Hurt II pres,un THEN interest In tin
late concern Of " T. Anderson 4 Co. will continue
the GROCERY COMMISSION and FoKwAhpIEa business
the old stand the Basin, where they will keep
hand stock Of Guano, Plaster, Lime and Cemcnt, f
sale at the lowest cash price,,
n returns his thanks IL tho friends of the Into
and the public generally for the liberal pnironGGe
extended To it, and hopes using his best cxelon"
merit a continuance of the the concern.
adl9 dts WIN 7 ANDERSON.
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POETRY.


were a voice. a persuasive Voice,
l. That could travel the vide world through,
would fly ON the beams o. the morning light,
Aud speak 10 the Ladies with gentle Eht
and tell them that other store in Lynehbuig
such beautiful and cheap goods be found Dan
nshs old CASH STORE mhers he has iusi oPone'l a
splendid assortment all af which bought de-
Ginning market and will be sold oN than any oIhef
house IN the city All he AK. is call satisfy you ni
the fact-come come all, charge for looking.
may5-dow
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14

bEMONAL-F.A a. fRIEDilOfF has removed
IA LIS lock and Gnnsmiih shop opposite tn Lynch
burg Mnhlr w rhs, Market md ia prepared to
repu;r 9Th ~ II bis line If business such Locks,
Guns, rislnis. &c &c., g., the shortest notice and
reasonable terms.
Pnr'ituiur attention viii be paid to the hanging of
House Bells. Give call aud satisfaction will be
guaranteed. npIl9.dlm
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New Concern.

TINIlE subscribers have this lay associated themselves
L together for the purp,s of conducting general
Grocery, Commission and Receiving and Forwarding
Business under, ylc and firm of Rnrkcr and Rcdd
the old ard of A. B Ruckc -oppo,ite the Virginia
Bank where they will keep constantly ou hand laI ge
aud weassorted stock OF Family Groceries, Iron,
Steel Field Seed. &c. They will give personal attcn
ton the sale al Wheat Flour Bacon and all kinds
Country Produce. and make liberal c.sh advances on
consig nmeuts ia hand, AMBROSE RUCkER,
LOUIS W REDO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14

BEDFORD HOUSE, (oppo,ie Couu Hous,)
- MAIN STREE T. LIBERTY, VA, Con the site of
the fiote formerly kept by VIM. Terry esp
The above House, re built in the modern style
and um-hed ia the best is npcf ed for the
'ercp ion of guests. The undersigned promise their
best 'tsrs to merit any patronage which they my
ocilc. QUARLES X STEFTOE,
Projectors.
A HACK vii always be in readiness 10 convey the
ets o the House aud their baggage to and from the
il Road free of charge. np3 dts
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GAS! GAs!. CAST.

1)ERSaNS wishing their houses fitted for burning
/ Gas viii find strong inducements offered. by
PPlyng 10 HE subscriber have good workmen and
superior stock of materials A. g. DABNEY.
n. B-All orders for fitting up Tnbucco Factories
'ecr'ed within .is, dny, payment will be required
before lh, Il of Junr, 1850
Inn ID.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

1--WE subscriber could respectfully emil the attcn-
L ton Of those wishing to make their friends pre-
for Chr, c~ Year TINT will By priced above
diamonds cnli nj his gallery and select from III large
nsRoItmctto of 1cwery aud Fancy Gol4 lusl received
TOT the occasion, prices suit the times nnd have
them file with one al one hi. nimmthhlc PREMIUM
DEGu EhREOTNPES. Eomcmbcr TINT GIBBS bore
ii on the Inlm 10y the first premium al competitors
the lnlr Fairs at Petersburg and RiGhmond; which
.uhrcnt guarantee hat his is the plu In have
your imnEe transferred equal To Su without much
ado, along railroads. in Your carriages,
all prc received alike md YOU will hnd rrny Of
room, good fire aud every thing make YOU comfortable
while witt time Of sitting. In every
Inc satisfaction sieen--or churgc made
At the sign al the alag L. Il. GIBBS.
.W II pnprr4 advertising for me will COPY.
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NEW SPRING n Sun; CLOTH

7 IN''- he nnd'IslEned has Ils' Ioccivcd from
the northern cities splendid and well selected Stork
the above ohing and
GENfLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS;
and Tutoring himself at the, BE- surpassed in
beauty aud style by sininr establishment IN tins
cny, he leaves ii to the public and his friends
Judge tor tems"lvs; Them that he will ,e
great hatga ndheriug strictly the motto: "Quick
-n'"s and small profits" Come aud all
r'n'2t-tm NJ GUGGEN flEIMER,
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WATCH & JEWELLERY ESTABLISHMENT
Main st LynChbure Va.

Main ST, Lynchburg, Va.
r. have JUS received, in addition To our iolmcr
E, stock OF Watch sand Jewcry n fresh supply OF
AA12 very fine gold and silver lever Watches from the
most approved makers. Also large and well Irctcd
stock of GentIcmens Fob and Vest Chains, beautiful
article and of latest patterns, Ladies Brrastpins Ear
rings. Finger rings, Bra eets Buttons Gold and Silver
Pencils. Nc, with all other articles usually kept in such
establishments, to which respectfully invite the at
tetton oil all wanting good Watches and Jewclry.
Persons whiting Lynchburg and desiring any art Gle
in our line are respectfully solicited To coll and exam
inc stock, anxious to exhibit these goods
uni equolly anxious sell them, consequently vii
scllharsnirs.
kepaiting-W aches Jewelry and al articles of cnlr
and silver repaired short notice.
nov BITS II. SlLNERTHORN g. co.
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GuADO, GUANO.

.UNDO, sUANO
LAYING made arrangements with the Prnvinr
Il agents To get supplies Of GuANO on ,hr hr,t
terms. Prc prepared tu furnish it We haSe
now on hand aud anpat 7 800 bags nni " II be in reg
uar receipt OF W. shul II none except What
direct from the agents md all who purchase al IA
may rely getting GENUINE GuAND, We solicit
the OF our friends anda, ohers, with The as-u.
nce that viii always furnish hem with the best uti
,o aud the iO> orn'c terms
CRENSHAW & co.
fc IT. North side nf the Basin. Richmoud. Nn.
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I'VE subscriber receiving and offers for
l sule-
90 Boxes.B bunch and Layer Rasins, whoe., halves
aud quarters
Bar els Of Cr,nlcrfys,
Boxes Lcmmuns,
do Citron
do Pre,eryed Ginger,
Bale OF Dates.
so Drums Smyrna Figs,
100 Lbs Maple Sugar Cnkcs,
$50 Cucanuts.
SEQ Lbs. Montgomery county Cheese,
200 do. Hemp and Canary Seed,
Is Bushels Gfoun nuts,
With good stock OF Soft Shell Ain onds. Palm nuts,
Fiberts, English Walnuts. Pecan nuts Pickles in Jars
by the hundred, Brandy Peaches in Jars, Peach and
Ounce Preserves, Tomato Catsnp Pepper Sauce, Sc.
&c fine -tock single and double keyci Accordians
Toys, Fancy Goods &c Always ON hand f,om 400 To
500 pounds ofPain and Fancy Candy of my
frture, equn to my in the Snt,, all of which will be
sold Wholesale tctnl on moderate tie ms.
no 2i-6m s. A. BOYD.
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NlsSOLlITION.-T The snhsc ihers having dis.
- posed of their entire stock Mc>srs Falialerfa
4 Hamilton would respectfully rail upon those indcbt
rd them forward an settle, nsi is cssrntni
that their business be closed up early period
possible In retiring from the grocery business they
return thcr Sincere thanks their friends and customers
Tor the liberal encouragement bestowed upon Them and
ns> n continuance of the concern Office
mt tho old stand. DlLLARD OGDEN.
dec cots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14

JAMES q. NELSON,
CUTLER, has taken "a SnoP on Mnn ST., one door
y below the Citizens Savings Bank whore he is pre-
paIcd 10 do any woek in his line of b. snr,- snch as
repairing and putting in GOO order CUTLERY of every
description. masking all kinds of
Dental and Surgical Instruments,
Repairing Surveying Instruments making Elastic
Trussrs Of very superior qaIity after IT. pattern,
and precmlle in every respect the old style Tie
also does all kinds Of jobhnc such setting Rnzor.
grin linz Ta'lns' Shears Scissors requiring Locks
fitting Keys, &C.. &c.
Work lett with him will he att nded to at once.
JAMES O. NELSON,
Cutler and Dental and Sur gical Instrument Maker.
mari rJm
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C.sDn REV ARD. STOLEN from my work
~ ~ near Sylvester Burord's, ID m les from
LNehhnrc, o. the Orange X Alexandria r. r.. Il large
BAY HORSE. OF ycars old, two white hind feet, a
stare in his tore heal and somcwh hat rubbed bv the
hmntss reward will also be paid tor the apprehension
Of the thef Aplt0t. CHAS SCOTT
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DAGUERREOTYPEs. DAGUEK.

~ REOTlPES.-tlsRp Ttsrs drive pcupe al
around to where they get the be-. and cheapest
DaguerreotyPes, but they all come back 10 MINIS \
Railroad accidents, Bank bursting, Men failing MI
daily, but failing Minis n Tnnntrs. in taking
brilliant, artistic and life j. Daguerrootypes, is out Of
the question Those in should fntsef To coll
get pictures NOT girei 70 lcaf fhr room
until the parties satisfied.
A arge and beautiful assortment ei Gold Lockcts
Breast pins, Rings. Watch Senls Keys. Mcalisn' and
ancy Cases always md and for sale cheap with
picture complete A splendid assortment OF Gases new,
Just received Call early in the day before the crowd
comes The stas OF weather makes difference ie
regard quality OF picture
MINIS & TANNER.
maroO.ls PRAr1IrA Al DAnrk nnro1 YPI.rs.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND.

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
BBLS Siu,us G. Sugnr
ID IS G,oand. GImifedS Crushed DO,
20 boxes LOAF Sugar,
10 bbls N. q. Molnsse.,
10 hhis 7. X. do
100 bags Rio Coffee,
80 =" Lagurn do,
10 " Prime old Juyn do,
30 boxes Aflamanline md Sperm Candies
Large lot of Clover, Orchard Grass mud imotty Seed
Cnll 5 selling cheup.
feb 2dia) YOUNGER Il SMITH
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beautiful DAGUEttKEOTYPEs

DEAIIIEUl DAGUEttKEOTYP
- AIR-''T Red III, and Biq'."
MINIS & TANNER, thou PRIDE OF the milIir"'
Thy pictures arr the brsi tint see:
Thy cutlery il the shrine of drvot,en.
To those who stnnd ''m'y ~ thee
Thy ,rium' Ia has made huugic,- tlrmhlr
When womans gay hnm -tauis IN vicw
Thy cnmem makes al the olHtI ftuablc
Who envy the work tlnl YOU 10,
Who envy tie work thu YOU 10,
Who envy thu wor, iha y"r do.
Thy camera mnL ul' Il ec,a), etnmhle,
Who envy the work hut YOU do.
Thy gallery all srari,ns and lnrse.
Is duly l'rengrd with rar hraur,;
Who. prns'd with your s,ill thnk moi of cinrg"
hui attend from a at duty.
Far unidcn- and ernfs. both near aud nl,r
Come rl III nwoy - Ahiu street,
Where all LAYERS OF iIu. pictues meet,
Nearly fronting the Glutlrug Bazaui;
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaur
Nearly fronting the Glotiirg Baz,a
Where all lovers of tue pictures meet
From regions all pand. both and star.
NorE.-lhe GnIcy q MINIS \ TANNER is ON
Maia Sd door lrom Bridge, side where the
mosi beautiful specimens oil the Daguerrean AIT ar,
produced all hou,s ut the day. the sn,isiuc
tory t,rms. mtH|t'
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DISSOLUTION.

DlSSo1t HON.
FENll Il concern OF Wilson X tranhn is this day ds
L solved b, limitation. All persons hasirg claims
igainsi the Con, will present them To Joseph H. Wi
Tor payment; those indebted I" the concern vi |
make payment 10 Joseph II Wilson, he having pur
-ased James frank.in's interest in the pnrern.
JOS H. VIII son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
September lst 1854.
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHANGE OF HoURs.-on eszzsEsr21
~ and after the ith inst. cur rackr h-S-As
Boats vii leave tylchharg Monday, "Wednesday. and
Friday, NJ = NJ, aad arrive in Richmond eAi Jay At
p NJ. The Packet or Buchensu wi leave at A.
NJ, .ama DAYS ai.d err We in Buchanan at GPM Re.
turning, leave Buchanan Tuesday, Thursday, nnd sat
u,day at A NJ. and arrive 10 Lynchhurg nj i T. NJ
In consequence of III, high price of aud Pio-
visions the fare will be raised ~ thai date.
BOYD EDMUND \ DAVENPORT.
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These vessels of the first cuss built in the city oil
Baltimore expressly for this made and have superior AZ
r0mmodntions for passengers. They commanded
Icy perienced Captains, we'll qualified for the trade
and who i'll spare exertion to accommodate They
WILDE towed up and down the rivers by and may
he relied to sail promptly as advertised
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find it to their interest TO ship 10y thi. liae
freight will always be taken low by any other
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by
agents in Richmond and NewYork give satisiac ton
Freight Is cents per whole, and - cents per II :,
Tobacco being about so per cent. less than clntet
the Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the L..-
moHd Fire Association b, This line ut 3S per cent
We respectfully ask and hope tc succeed il obtain
ing IA full share OF patronage.
Goods shipped iy this line To New. York will be for
warded free Of commission To New Orleans, Mobile,
Chnre-ton, Savannah any other Southern nl Nuri
crn port The vessels will lie in Richmond ut Hockctts
in New York Berth No. Coffee Ilon>c Slip, foot
Wall Street. DAVID CURRiE Richmond } y
c. II. PIERSON. Ny. IS
No. 81 ,Souh Street. y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14

AIDES LOOK At TIIIS-3n00 yards
L ,up, rior French Lawns from anctnn which nil
sell at price, tla will please. Also the very finest kid
81 ives mnie GA pair; plain blacl silkS, extra fine
coloro Ere ch Jaekonetts and the zines, quality Eng
lisi aud French prints 10 cents per yard.
aul37 Is b IT, LEWIS.
LNTAGERE SIDE-B0ASDS-
IL an beautiful article ii Dining Room furniture
cali and see them at
au2O.dtsl +. J. FOLkES'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-14

NEW GOODS Tho subscriber hns now re-
" crved his complete stock Of Spring m Sunmcl
DRY GOODS; to which the attention Of hi. friend,
and the public in general is respectfully called, lInv
ing taken advantage of the depressed oi tho
ket in purchasing his Goods he will he nbie oNcl
great nducemeni. 10 Luyers
The article, numerous o mention there Gnu
be found all the articles which n general Dry Good.
business embrace hc.iss large assortment ii Roct-,
Shoes, Hats Caps, Umbtrllas Patasols, &r. Country
Merchants especially invited /, cal on him before
they 60 further East he i. determined to sell At Rich
mond Prices. Stci attention will be paid 10 oriers-
Come and hll
apll9 Is NATH'L GuGGENHEIMER