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BALLooSNe ExrRAoRpNAm.-Nr. Harvey Moore, Of
Lawrence county Ohio claims TO have discovered prin-
cpe by which direction be given sr-car and lis
speed accelerated retarded The win Of the engineer or
pilot who may take charge Of H. and without the Of
ballast or waste Of gas In the ascent or descent
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fsrhey EasoPsda Ssas ~ tAs Cssnda.
HALnsx, Jan s. The following additional items are
Cleaned from the English papers.
yaE AUsraIAs pLTIAATUA.
The Austrian uimatum, AFTER several notifications
eeved the sint approval OF England France and
before sent 20 ST. Peterbargh Nothing further
known In reference % the measure it, kept
profound secret.
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vator states that the attempt manufacture wine from
native grape has been successfully tried by Mr. A. Leary Of
Monroe county Georgia. The grape is known as the
"Waenton and the produce Is the rate Of eight hun
dred gallons per acre.
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HoRsEuTsH EEEr--A famous dinner was made by a
celebrated boa pirgn Paris which the comparative
merits Of beef and hOrseesh tested by dishes Of both
vousy prepared and the guests loud ia their de-
monstrations Of delight rump steak Of "a, horse
inundated a; the age Of % years
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An uSLucKy ncE.--J. w. Gilman, Of Jonesborough,
Maine while at work in saw-mi in attempting TO kick
dog from the end Of log, accidentally brought his foot
in with the descending saw which severed the
foot from the leg in twinkling.
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PETER PAuEY-The Boston Courier, whose late asso-
cate editor said to be the vertable Peter Parey ad
uts that Mr. Goodrich only is entitled the honor that
belongs to this old and familiar name.
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DEArn or RoeERs TIN roTr.-Rogers the poet and au-
thor Of pleasures Of Memory is dead in England He
lived far beyond the years allotted to ordinary life aud
probably the richest poet in modern times lie was
born In l7Go and young the period Of the
American revolution He wassamous for bis hospitality
and bis wealth.
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MORE coLoSrsTs FOR UTAa.-A band OF AIS Mormons-
Swedes Danes, and Norwegians including l2s women
and childrenhaye embarked at Gluckstadt under the
direction Of Norwegian named Peterson, for Grimsby
Eagand, whence they are 70 proceed TO New York
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WEATHER ~ kAEsAs---A violent snow-storm occurred
at eavenworib Kansas the gath ult and the Their
momeer it is said ranged from 20 30 degrees below
zero. Fears entertained Of much suffering among
newly-arrved emgrants who poorly housed for the
season. sN
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GREAT WEIGHT or ICE os rREEs.A gentleman OF Hart
ford Connecticut weighed branch tree that had been
broken by the weight Of ice upon it. and found that il
weighed eleven pounds. The ice then melted of and
the branch weighed only half pound This great pro-
portion Of ice accounts for the destruction trees and
branches
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REVOLUTIONARY PESsiosERsThe number Of the venera-
Bile and patriotic band of revolutionary pensioners grows
less and less u is reduced T26 The number Of
revolutionary widows receiving pensions is 5,552
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30
Latest Dates from Fort Pierre.

From the st. Louis Republican, 22d.
Through letters received from Fort Pierre by
express, we have news to the 18th Of December.
The troops which are stationed at that place
have all gone into winter quarters, and are com
foriably hutted in the timber skirtng the Mis-
souri,. Snow commenced falling on the 3D. of
October, and since then the weather has been
severe.
General Harvey had orderen out a detail of
a hundred men to go with him upon an excur-
sion up the river. They were to travel on the
ice. and had prepared the sleds for the service,
but the day for starting had not been fixed, a.
the General was waiting dispatches from Major
Howe, whom he had sent down on the IL eau
qui Court" and from whom nothing had been
heard up to the time of the departure of the ex-
press. Some of the Indians had had been in
and had talk with the General in command,
and they finally arranged, about the 18th ult, to
be present within one hundred days. and hold a
grand council to settle upon the terms of peace.
After the massacre, there was much excite
Tnent that led to several acts of revenge, Indian
fashion such as the murder of mail party, &c,
When that hab subsidized, they were alarmed by
reports of hostties by the Government against
them. As nothing was done for some time, the
most restless and mschievous among them be-
gan to imagine that there was no such intention,
and that the Government was afraid.
They did not believe that anything would be
DONE and they presumed-talked big, and in
suited trains. &c. But after all, very few OF
them should be credited with this feeling and
course. There are always restless and impatient
spirits among them, besides young braves who
want to establish name. Thus it was, until
Harvey attacked them on the Blue Water
They did not believe until the work commenced.
that anything of the kind would be done. That
undecei,ed them, and even then they fought, as
it were. upon compulsion, and were treated as
they would have done by Others
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Citp ana State affalra,

fgr ,'oN.sr given the Musical
hoc6, OF the poor viii requested say, take place
ro MORROW Dudley Hall number Of tickets yet
remain nnsod aud ia view of the rraicworthy object
r which the concert is given earnestly hope the public
ill come forward and purchase They eau had
,bc Bookstores and at this Office.
CIR Couscn--At regular monthly meeting of the
Council City Lynchburg held Friday evening
January, lo56-
preses-Jotn NJ. otey President and C. w Christian G. D.
Davis Pleasant Preston, John II. seay P. H. Glmer J.
NJ Langhorne Ro S Payne and J. F. Payne. members
ON motion, Jas +. Payne appointed clerk pro
The of C. s. Bliss for of $50 32 the
count Strother Whitehead for Lamp Oil of SIS 50;
account the Night Watch fr months services
-; the Mayors salary $500 the last quarter and
Messrs and s Garlands fee bill assigned to VIM f. Holcy
of $40, were all allowed aud ordered to be paid
The Mayor reported his the quarter ending
Goth inst showing the receipt of &C. amount tho
sum $40 81 AMI after paying 81 o. office expenses
the balance, say $50 3D. was paid into the Treasury
The reported that the Collector paid within
the month, Water seil 81; Water levy $50 49,
Guaranteed fund sl03 "a City S6l5 or o.
aud reported that the paid from sth
1855 1904 81; Water tax ~;
raneed fund 5000 so City tax s505 97 total sl,6a6 81
The sum of "a, white tyhe orroneousy charged to
Armistead and Warwick ordered be refunded and
sundry suspensions of taxes allowed and confirmed
petitions suspensions referred to the Finance
Committee.
The petition of sundry persons for Foot Bridge at the low
OF street, read referred the
Committee.
The petition of the African Church relation The Ordi
nance passed In November last being read referred
Messr. Christian and Preston examine and report
suggestion of the Board of Health, the Council paid
$3.50 Mary Johnson for small house and lot the
West side Hill established the
an hospital for the city.
The 800 ordered be placed in the hands of
the Health Officer subject the order of the Board of Health
The appointed Cadu Dawson to be of the Night
watch. In the place of O. Hale resigned.
And $500 appropriated in the hands of the
yerseers of this City for the benefit of the nd
gent poor.
And then the Board adjournedErtract from The Journal
ID. ROBES, Clk.
ENORMOUS PRICEs.--At the sale of the negroes of F.
Stcgal deed Halifax county few days Since 9TH
prices, brought S40 and anoth
or 42i both of whom Sold privately day.
At an advance of $50 each They not considered No in
any respect negro and two small children brought
g., 800
THEATRICAL UNION On Friday last marriage license
granted clerk Hastings Court for "al
lance Henry Huntington of Chris
tvs Mnstrels and Miss Susan DENIM of theatrical fame We
venture least four hundred susceptible
Young Richmond who would be glad to stand in Mr.
Jiuntington's shoes.--R Waig
GESERoUs-On the day after the accidental burning of
TX Leakes residence at Madison c. H. $500
were subscribed citizens of that place rebuild
DIV Cling for their popular neighbor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30
Staten Island Ferry Boat Cut Through by the
Ire UnI Sunk

New YORK. Jan. 26.-The Staten Island fer
nv boat Columbus. on her IL O'Clock trip from
Staten Island TO New York. when near the latter
port. while trying to work through the ice off
the Battery, was cut through and in less than
half an hour sunk. The passengers were all sa-
we'd by getting ON the leo, and some of them
walking to the Battery. somewhat perilouS I'M
dertaking The ladies' were all taken off in
small haots by boatmen and conveded TO Whito-
hall. where they all landed in safety. The
Columbus now lies in the mouth of the East Riv-
er with her promenade deck under water and
several steamtugs near her to render oil assls-
lance in their power.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30


WASHINGTON, Jan. Ell may notperhaps;
be generally known that during the present I'M
organized condition of the House of Representa-
tives no money can be drawn from the United
States Treasury for the payment of members Of
that Branch Of Congress. In this condition of
affairs A. j. Glossbrenner, Esq. the Sergeant. at
Arms of the last House, and who is still acting
in that capacity. having been applied to by menu
hers of Congress for money 10 meet their present
necessities, procured funds from some of the
Pennsylvania banks on his own responsibility,
paying it out to them and taking their receipts
for the same. The bankers of Washington, .
side from the banks themselves. have not loaned
to Mr.. Glossbrenner one dollar; but the banks
have literally. This course of the Sergeant-at-
Arms has had the effect of deprvng some of the
brokers on the avenue of many good fat shave,
and causes much complaint among them
There is now due to members, account of
per diem and mileage. about S290,0 of which
It'll laid, Mr.. Glossbrenner has paid to them
about 800 900.
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ARRIVALS AT THE
Wnshing sOu llOuse-H Sncad Il Co, prOp'rs.


] II Connel Marion; Thos Smith, Big Lick Thurman,
] u Miller Is Frazur, ID Warwick, city VIM Miller, Va
Tenn Il Il; II Morris Bedford Echols Rockbrdge; DIR
skinner. Whceug Pat Caan Va Tenn r; ID Nowlin,
ircen Hill Thos Lewis Rockblgei Jehu Williams. r, city
A Anderson. Halifax, NJ shelton Phila; II Harmling
Va 4 Tenn Il; j II Moncrio j w Otey city; A Whiting
Scuryy, Ala; u Lyman city, Jno Bullock Bedford; X
Dennis Liberty; Anderson Botetour w Barnett, va
Tenn RI; L A Smith servant Big Lick; VIM Davis,
Petersburg; G. Newee, Blacksburg Hancock, Franklin;
Il Nowln, Wyheville; j Eehols, Richmond Capt VIM
Davis Petersburg; L l. Taylor, Amherst X l. Powell, Dan
Vile; Shcey Miller, Amherst X W Brooks Hunter, Camp,
fell Jas W stuart Wythevlle A Loving, Nelson; I
scott Monroe Bowling Amherst Moore, NelSon Rich
ard Perkins. (amphpll.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30
TIE Ice C0rniraL- Iiro ladies Dromned.

The Ice Carniral- Ttro ladies Dro,rned.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-The Delaware and
Schuykll rivers have for the past week presen-
ted most exciting scene, the ice being thronged
with skaters and sleghng parties; whilst eating,
drinking and gambling booths are erected in all d
rectionS
Last evening gentleman with four ladies in a
sleigh was enjoying the smooth surface of the
ice near the Jersey shore, when they broke in
and two of the ladies' Mrs. Albright, widow Of
the late Peter Albright, and her daughter,
were drowned. The remainder of the party were
rescued by skating club who happened to be in
the vicinity. The body of Mrs. Albright was
recovered, but her daughter foated under the
ice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30
LATEST NEWS.
FROM KANSAS.
Cor. II. Louis Republican.


NEsrPoRT, Jan. 10. l756.
Things begin tn look better in the Territory.
III some respects. Last Friday, Sheriff Jones
was sent for by one of the Free-soers Of Law
renee, Ia serve writ on some of the citizens Of
the pace for ro'bing his store. | have just seen
II letter from the Sheriff, saying that he had ar
rested some Fix or eight of the citizens on n
charge of stealing-had no difficulty except with
one fellow, who drew his pistol and swore he
would not be taken. Jones then drew his, aud
walked up to him and made the arrest. The
fellow caved. lie searched several houses in
Lawrence, and found good many of the stolen
goods.
Sheriff Jones has also arrested some ten or O.
leven of the party VIII o rescued IKE prisoner
Branson from him. who gave security for their
appearance at the next term of the Court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
coNGREssloNAL-GREELY ATTACKED.

UNDERSTANDABLE ATTACKED.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Goth.
In the House n large number of resolutions
were offered One vote " Speaker was had, as
follows: Banks 80; Orr 80; Fuller 81; scattering
s. The House then adjourned.
Horace Greedy was attacked by Mr.. Rust. Of
Arkansas this afternoon, who inflicted several
blows with his fist and cane upon Greedy. The
assault is presumed TO have been made in CON
sequence of structures in Washington letter
10 the Tribune on Rus,s proposition requesting
the candidates for the Speakership to withdraw
from the contest
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30
LEGISLATIVE.

RICHMOND. Jan. Doth.
In the Senate the bill authorizing II loan to the
Va. q Tenn. Railroad, was debated by Messrs.
Flood, Johnson, and Campbell in favor. and
Messrs. Catlett, Old. and White against--pend-
ing the discussion the Senate adjourned.
In the House the bill relative to the Parsons
case was laid on the table.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

Stampede Of Siares-4rrest ofsome Of them
Horrible Murder ola child bya Mother, &c.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 28th,-Theie mas stam-
pede nt slaves from the border counties of Ken
tuckv last night. The whereabouts of several
have been discovered here land the officers at noon
to-day proceeded TO make arrests. Approaching
u house where the slaves were secreted. the lat
ter fired, wounding two or three spectators, but
not severely One slave woman. finding escape
impossible, cut the throat of one of her children,
killing it instantly, and inflicted severe wounds
upon two others. Eight of the slaves are said to
hive escaped.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

NOR NEW YORK, via ETEBS0UBGa.-
IN The large oommodious Steamship JAMES 49,
TOWN. CAPT. PARRISH leaves City Point, for New N1&
York every W EpNEsDAY morning At o'clock, after
arrival of the Cars Petersburg arriving wYork
venng Throuh Tickets including Railroad Fare and Meals
end State board steamer eHSecond Glass Cars
snd Storage 90. Applyto LEE JOHNSON,
Agents NewYork and Virginia Steamship Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.--It is stated on au
thority that Dallas accepts the mission to Eng
land.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30
MARKETS.

New YORK, Jan. Colour frmer-State
$5.44; Ohio 1881; Southern S5.a7.
Wheat firm-Southern red Sl.9S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

ID vA-NOTICEn taking charge of the above establish
ment would respectfully solicit continuance of tho
former Of the HOTEL and friends ask them
call and My table shall always spread with all the
decacies of the The servants attentive The
shall the best attention thrt
Of My wife will that tina ladies the Hotel
shall wish grated and all ask share OF BUSH
The house furnished In the best STYLE and To-
the Ny Omnibus Will always be
depots attend cusomcrs-to carry them
and fro, JOSEPH u. CAkkIN0TON,
iy 3Od&cts Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30
LEO. DANIEL, Jr., Cl'k.
CosyIss1o NER's OFFICE, Amherst C. H.,

COMMIssIo NER's OFFICE, Amherst C. H.,
December llth 1855.
The parties the foregoing order VIII take no.
that have appointed the 10th day OF March next TO com
the accounts therein mentioned which day at 100
k In the morning requested to attend Mt my ONCE
their accounts vouchers and copies of Court papers
examination settlements and all creditors of the
state Snead decd specially warned TO appear
That day, with proof OF their claims
ian IN ly M. n r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30
MOTTO .-Mii,imcry aud Fancy GsC6

-
EA,S3GOODS The unders gned having purchased usSS
Fur X f. Honings entire stock of Goods and taken ~
g. the same stand formerly occupied by him. would A~
ct respectfully ask The liberal patronage of the former
ends and customers and the public at large and do pledge
emstlves all in their power to give satisfaction 10 all
pose NAV favour them with call We expect to keep
hand the same STYLE goods that has always been kept by
predecessor and will endeavour in every particular to
epUp the former reputation of the house.
p An orders from the country will be promptly attended
J. MATTHIAS Il co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30
SALES BY AUCTION,
FUTURE DAYS.
EXEcurom,s SALE OF VALUABLE

ENESNFORs SALE OF VAL. IA u q. n
~ ,1aNp' NEeltoEs &c, IN ArPoMATroX-1 will
", SAFE NJ public auction, the premises. IN Appomat
a, On FRIDAY. the 18th February next. the Tract Of
- o''e Negtoes (tee aud MANI Horses Cat
u9ts All Steep together with all The Plantation and
- anu Kitchen Furniture belonging to the estate OF
~ ,''o EDWARD toullmsn, OF that county.
u' tael OF aud Ia valuable containing about 21o
% ia tmhct II lies about four miles above Bcut Greek
summing Ne lands of Samuel J. Walker and Alexander Mum
~ ana has upon comfortable Dwelling House. with all nc
e'ssaiY out houses in good repair
Terms favorable and made known on day of sale
-lSll soStt2th tob JAS. h. GOuLDMAN, ESor.
'NaSiEI's ~tiE on REAL AND PEH-
SoN " fKoPhkrh.-By virtue of n deed OF \.
uuu9 u Jennings h me- trustee, bearing date the
ua {" bectmhsr, lsi, aud of record In the Hastings
't 'ne city OF lynehburg his creditors shall
"'' ,of hAe on SATURDAY. the 9th day of February
- i". auction aud To the highest bidder Tor cash all the
sh. t''' AMI interest II The said Jennings in and
h Trust und consisting Of lands teuenents
uue SY OF Lfnehbnrg and the possession of Mrs
ia ngRefS II being the interest acquired by tile said
Jennings 10y virtue # his marriage with Mildred Anu Hggers,
ungn' ct the said Mrs NJ Biggers Also all his Household
aud Kitchen Furniture
Jan 2adrodtgth feb HENRY II FLOOD
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Ies
NJ ARl3LE WORKS
JNo. II. GADDEss, Pro
priotor. Tho largest
and best assortment al
Finished Marble Work
in Virginia, such as
Plain and Ornamental
MoNuMENTs, 1oMnf,
HAD AND L % q I
s I q MS, CHIMNEY
pffCTs. ii D. A II 7 u
STONES, LAMBS AND
DOVES.
! AIN prepared To exc.
ant. all nYIn,g .,,frtgt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

- GUANO SOWER-We confidently recommend this Ma.
Having but little machinery, is durable
kept order, and regularly quantity
Grain Guano desired. Frank Ruin Esq, Editor Of
Southern Planter, TINS comments on IL;
perfectly convinced of It's great value ecien
working capacity cheapness durability and simplicity of
that do not hesitate recommended the public
thing which Is known do often upon
Again horse works the machine with pereect case II
breadth of ten feet fast horse walk and
carrying bushels time does require many stop
pages necessary by who seeds by hand The
seeding too entirely Independent of the wind done
with well during high winds which prevailed most
of the me during calm because the seed delivered
close to the ground We not only the machine
therefore farmer but urge them buy it,
Mr. Seymours account who is nothing to but their own
TEOS BRANCH e. SONS,
ola Apan for peters hur0
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-30

T. The Spring session of this Institution Will open We'd
nesiay the Goth February, with the following faculty
REV JOHN BLACKWELL A NJ President and Professor of
Natural Science.
WM n PAGE A NJ Professor of English and Classical Lite
] J. PORTS A. NJ, Professor OF Mathematics
Professor of Modern Languages and Music
MRS L. A. PREoT Assistant in Modern Languages and Mu
sic.
MISS VERY Instructress in Ornamental Branches
SARAH COBB Assistant English and Scientific Branch
MISS MARY +. EDWARDS. Assistant in Music.
Mss NJ f. BLACKWELL Assistant in Music and French.
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EW CONGERN.-yhc undcrslgned having
THIS day acopartnership under the style ana
OF NJ. HOLIINS co, for the purpose ct transaeting
eefy and Commission business have taken the store re-
EF occupied by Mr.. John Hoins, where they Will De
Ned to sec their friends and the pnhlie generally
MARTIN HoLL1NS,
JAMES W. BURCH
GEORGE II. BURCH
subscriber hayng sold his stock of Goods to NJ ons
would mos, cheerfuy reeoumt nd them to his friends
patrons. JOHN HOLLINS.
/ '"'A"Y LIST. 1856 Ian ad1ctsy
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otncr LYNcncune II, 4 n INSURANCE Co, ,

otflcE IfNCnCuRa H. \ 4. INSURANCE Co,
$500. . lynchburg. January goth, 1856 !
IHE ANNUAL MEETING on THE STOCK HOLDERS
:" th' IAnchenrg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
viii ne hed NJ their office In the Citizens Savings Hank build
nE q" FRIDAY the 1st day of February next AZ O'clock l.
NJ, By order of the President
Jan - tls feb-Rep copy. & 4 WILLS. scey
a TT ENGbON HOSE MEN.-Ghc Nnnunl
meeting ct the Lynchburg Hose Company will be held
AZ me ONCE OF the Hose and Fire Company
aaey ator the adjournment of the annual meeting the
soeh hnlcrh of the Insurance Company. fun attendance
L. desred sihc officers Company
me ensuing Nerr e. +. WILLS, secy.
ian ~ : - ronv
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uuPOWTANT As WE'LL As TRUE-Th,

subscriber begs inform his friends in town aud
country will for the North next month"; and be-
leaving he respectfully socts examination OF his
stock of Ready Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
comprising all be found In Clothing and Merchant
Tailoring establishment, and will be disposed of terms
which will quick sales IN order TO make room Tor the
Spring have hand good assortment of Carpet
Bags which will be al than Northern prices
THOS. w. ROYSTON,
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uluGCERs n ~ MONS. Book sellers, Asntiom-
- TONERS AND FANCY GOODS DEALERS, whole
sale and retail No AT Mani street. nearly opposite the Ex
change Rank Richmond Va Country Merchants will find
large and desirable Stock OF Goods winch will be sold suc
terms viii warrant second call Terms cash approved
credit by 27dsciy