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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

ITALY for POuGBKEEPNE-Lanaing q.
~ Cssnss west Point Cold Spriaa, Casvsl Nswosreh,
Nov Bsnhsrsb ud Mlroh, srivins By q p rhs svo,s
BERO, Capt Smith I:svss The ast Of Robt
touching s Anosst ReturnDs leaves Potshhsspsssss a.
CARATOGA and LEBANON SPRINGS
y BUDsON RIVER RAILROA0-Twor rally EIpssss Lines
for pie ssuIe us,sl
Poser sers leave Chan b. st. ets1on for
SARATOGA and LEBANON SPRiN0S DIRECT,
Ats m Arrive st sarstoss o. i7+5 lie Sprrss
stl:sop.
Ati2m Arrive q. sHs.osa At 7:23 IN, md q, Lsbanon
Sy'h 20 st 7:3o N.
Tel e,s sold sid Baggage CHECKED through.
The ssne Trsins connect sf PEEKskILL for LAKE Ma.
HOPAC A. OA HILL for CATskiLL MOUNrAIV aOU Sc,
ct Albany for NIAGARA FAILS and The LAKES, and a,
TROY for LAKE GEORGE ans CANADA
A. r sMIfH, suoet tinteu aerA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF tho Surrogate
sfh. Conntv ~ Nev.York poce u hereby siyen 70 al
,e,ons hsvns esus sssh LITTER APPLEY late Of he
City NevYk, bookseller. DECEASED, pseSen We ZANE
veDir Asyum i7h street, the city Neg fos 90 Or be-
The day Of December ne1I-Dses new
Yorh, the I7th day Of Jei .. Isss. ..,,
.ls 1.vsmo-W. JANIS g. APPLEY Administrator.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
MfbiraL

DOOTH & SEDGWICK's LONDON CORDIAL
ID GINA superior beverage ad tonic yor ae By the sole
A,,pts SIMPSON BROS, No 10 Besverst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

IN PURSUANCE Vf an order VI she SurCeate
of ,he County Of New York notice hereby to =.
cons h.xins claim. ss.in.t DENNIS vALLNrNE, late z
t CIV, Of aeesasd to ps'sns EN- ,ss;asnes os W.
Nsm Vslenthe No. 50 East i3thse In tho City Of New
Yok on before the third day Of November
n,~w SETTh M1TI.N SALENTIEEEEiH ! EvN1TIEEiH,sr E1ss.'s.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

CANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-Ihe 0rlglnai aht
- eel uirs article serouous AID id And
ali disesses i which SaYsapaa is Ieommende1 BY th
cuty this ore parsoL proved to ell Others
Prepsrsd and sold BY A. 3. ID. SANDS. No 100 Futons
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New.
- OYorh-ALEXANDER BONNELL ANsON s. BaOWN,
JOHN T. BALL, sABIN SMITH and JASON H. SOCK
OV Err against EZEKIEL FRENCH and JACOB ADAMS
snumo" nooey dsmsnd contrast tcsm no. s.rvsd)
Action No q To the above d~fenda.'s You hereby
. ti.n, vAieh Will b. fel n the Office OF he Clerk Of the
CITY and County of NewYork q. the City R The City
Of NswYofk Al ~ copy OF ,os: 70 The
complaint u. suo.cib~r.. 'heb Office No i2i
Nssss in the SAID city, within twsrty es,. .aeI the
se,vc-; and you M TO the said complaint within
the aoss- fhs PLAINTIFF in thi, action gill tsks ius
mort ssaipn ycu for tie Of ur haIrsd and sixty
dosr, twenty three with from the twentieth
day March eight hundred and hy besce
he costa Of this &C ion Dated May II, 1856.
LAWTON L LARNED, flsntifS Attorneys
The complaint this the Office of the Cerk
of the C and Coeny Of EewYork the 3oh day Of Nay
1856 Ijsl6 lsw6WWedI LAWTOH LARNED.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
leqal NotirsG

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of tho Surrogate
of the County New York notice hereby veh 70 a per
sons hsyius claims ssanst JOHN RAscHE late Of the y
Nsw deceased 70 present The sans .'S S: 1SH:S
No So Nss,sun In the City Of New York. o. beics tos
tw. iie day January nexDssed ths sne'nth
T., "a Is-snW. Admi IstTstsix, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

NAY BOAT for ALBANY, from foot Of Canal
- It and srriug st-Ths Steamboat ARMENIA will leave
svery MONDAY, WEDNESDAY snA FRIDAY u O'clock,
isnAEns intermediate landinsa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

Of the County of kewYor Do. s heIesl iiven al
p-,,ons havins eains against Tl6HE DavE1 s,e Of In.
cpy Of NewYorh dec~aa 70 present the with vouchers
thereof the .ub-crben. he Office Of Jams ~ White
40 ~ Liberty In the CITY Of NewYor, before TIE
ars day Deeemter rext-Ds,ed NewYorn =. nh a,y CT.
MAJ, 1856 OWN mcCAbE.
ELLEN BELDEM,
ma ley,mW Administrator and Admir- snstT!z &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

NswYoan AID J,vsasool y. q Z q O. Co, - Wsna
REw.y yoax, May n, lsA J
~ Of ,is ltns Livsrpoci 10 redaesd = - tun
s,y.me,t until further notice T. T. COLLINS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of VI. Surrogate ei
the CsunJ Of New forh notice hereby oven 70 I'll pe1.
having cisims aesirst SINCLAIR rOUaEY ate of hs
City Of New forh, deceSed, . present Ae same -itI
voucher thereof the subscriber RESIDENCE OF MIRA
Sylvia Tousey No IN Mscdousal street, ,hs Citg Of New.
York before sbs "a day Of September -.d New
Ehis isv1mw. ABNER BEERS. Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-16
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EDWARD x. COLLINS, No. s. ws,-st, ~. z.
BROWN SdIPLEY l. Co., Liverpool.
ETEPHEN KENNARD 4 Co.,
No. n Aus.in Friars, Lordon.
,. q. WAINWRIGHT Co., PsrA
hs tvnep VI these shiJs vii be accountable for fo
ve, tulop, spece jewelry metals urla
psesecd thtr-4A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03
LATEST NEWS.
CONtsRESSltDNAI.


Washington. April l.--SENATE.-M Mason,
from the Committee Foreign Relations, re-
ported a joint resolution amending the act of
March 1855, to remodel the diplomatic and con-
suiar system of the United States. The purport
ct the resolution is TO remove that feature of the
act making il mandatory on the President to el.
tyaie all foreign ministers resident to Ministers
Plenipoientary. Congress having no power to
Command can only recommend to the President.
The resolution pissed
Ihe.Senate debated the action of the Naval
Board until adjournment
An exciting scene took place between Sessrs.
Clayton of Del. and Bell of Tenn, each accusing
the other of insoence.
HoUsE.-Amohg the reports from the standing
committees were bills establishing additional land
districts in Nebraska and Kansas.
One thousand copies each of the Central Ame-
rican correspondence and the arbitration and en-
listment questions; and documents on CONNER =
cal relations with all foreign countries, were or
dered to be printed.
The House then passed the bill appropriating
S3OOOu0 for restoring and maintaininga peacea-
BILE disposition among the Indian tribes on the
Pacific, and $l2O,00O for the purchase tf gun.
powder.
In committee of the whole on the President $
message, Mr.. Warner indicated the rights of
the South to the territories in common with the
other States.
Mr.. Allison spported the extension of slavery.
The House then adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03
BY TELEGR APII.
ae'csr"ph'd Expressly tor the "virsi.i.s..
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
PEACE IN EUROPE AGREED ON!
biith oil an Heir to the French Throno,!
fAClFlt STILL UNHEARD OF.
BREiDSTUrFS DULL.

NEW YORK. April 2d.-The Collins Steamer
Atlantic with dates to the 10Th ut.. has arrived
Her news is of great Importance.
treaty Of pence was considered as having
been virtually concluded by the Conference at
Paris and SONY awaiting the arrival and sig
nature of the Prussan Plenipoten'iary to be
made public.
Gen. Webb, the editor of the Now York Courier
and Enquirer lwho is understood to be on CON
fden'ia terms with some of the foreign minis.
ters IN Washington telegraphed home from that
city Tuesday night that IA treaty of peace be-
tween England, France, Sardinia and Russia
was formally agreed to the 10Th of March, and
only awaits ratification TO be proclaimed
son has been born to the Empress Eugene
Nothing has been heard of the lost Steamer
Pacific and scarcely ray of hope remains.
Breadsiuifs were dull. but nomnaly I'M
changed.
Consols 81 7.Sa92l-S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03
A .Shockinr Scene in the Nest.

We have already alluded to the murder Of
Captain F.. Stevens, of the Ohio Belle, by a man
mar ed Jones. The Memphis News gives the
sequeal of the terrible tragedy. The details are
truly awful. and well calculated to cause o thrill
of horror. The News speaking of Jones the
alleged murderer, says:
He was taken abaft the shaft and dashed to a
stanchon, commencing with the ropes at his
feet and winding it around his body in continu-
Gus folds until ii reached his neck, where it was
drawn very tight II was then passed around his
head and across his mouth tight that it stretch
ed the corners of his mouth back considerably,
cutting them so that the blood run down his
jaws, and leaving him in the greatest agony. A
lady hearing of the manner in which he be-
ing treated. went below, and begged them, for
Gods sake. not to treat human being in such
u manner.
At her solicitation he was released and bound
fast in an arm chair, and the chair bound to the
stancheon by different rope. In this situation
he was left. In the leantime a cabin passen
ger was making himself conspicuous by Boosting
that in California-he had helped to hang over
fifty pprsons-that he had hung men for as low u
sum as five dollars-and If they would give him
a chance he "would soon dispose of that scoun-
drel." a short time afterwards this "hangman
extraordinary" and friend were missing, and
soon after our informant heard splash He
and some other passengers then went below +"
see the prisoner, but when they had gone aft
they found the rope that bound the chair cut,
and the man and chair both gone. His fate can
we'll be imagined.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03
Sandwich {SiGnds.-Ihe VoicdnO at Hilo.

Sandwich {Siands.-Ihe poicdno at Hilo.
The Honolulu Friend shows the terrific pro
gress of the lava food which threatens with des.
truction The beautiful town and bay of Elilo; but
what seems most singular to an energetic people
like ourselves is the apathy of the inhabitants who
are looking on bewildered. hut taking no means
to divert the fiery elemen, from its course. The
sides and surface Of the stream of lava exposed
10 the air soon cool into a crust, below which The
advancing mass keeps forcing passage. 1t is
represented as being easily controlled and turned
into new channels Sometimes the hard sides are
tapped and streams let out, which run almost at
right angles with the general current, The Friend
snys:
Every day darkens the prospects of Hilo. The
stream comes in great force some two miles a
week Three or four miles will bring it through
the woods 1t follows water channels. dries up
aqueous matter, and forms fiery cascades of ter
rible sublimity. 1t hends straight down upon us
and nothing but the hand of Omnpoence can
save our town and bay. Our expulsion seems
every day more and more solemn reality. Mol
ton fires cleaning, trees are falllng,the jungle
is consuming. rivers boiling and ascending in
steam clouds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03
Can II Re Yrne

We confess we were not a little surprised TO
find in this Carolina Spartan, published at Spar.
tansburg, S. Co. OF the date af March 9th. the
following letter very recently addressed to lady
residing in that town
MOUNT VERNON, Mar, Gath, 1855.
To Mrs. MArIA s. WoFFoRD.
MADAM have received your letter of March
9th. respecting the purchase of Mount Vernon
by the ladies' of different parts of the Uniied
States.
In reply. respectfully informyou that Mount
Vernon is not for sale.
am, most respectfully, your eh't servt.
JoHN A. WASHINGTON.
What does it mean! Can anybody tell! Are
the patriotic exertons of the jealous ladies OF
the Mount Vernon Association of the Union TO
go for noughH Or are they engaged. after all
on a wild goose chase Oh the banks Of the Poto-
macl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03
ARRIVALS AT THE
Washington House.-Suead & Clark. prOpr'rs.

UP TO O'CLOCK APRIL .. 1886 =. :,
Grayson Palaski Shelby Salem; Robr, Abngdoni I.
Thurman Monroe; King. Abni don; Wilkinson Bed
ford; Houehns, Monroe; Stafford Giles d Mason,
Campbell J W Thomas Roanoke; J Harris Bedford; Jas
CDyerle, Roanoke; Anthony, Campbell; VIM NIX. Am
herst W MINIS Bedford; Hunter, Campbe nenhis'
Liberty; Clark. Campbell; Moon, Leesvie Wilkes
Miss Ann Steptoe Bedford Tombey lady Meas'li e;
W w Porter Washington; A w Aston, VIM Dunn va; L
Pollard Stewart, Bedford; w Register, Bstimore J
Guggenheimcr Fncastlc; G Guggenheimer w thevhlr II
Perry Liberty; w wilkins, Richmond T Campbell Ked
Springs; Gentry Rchmond T Weston, j Cook, Phai
d Robertson, I4iberty w McJuous ii Lurall, lay.
lorsvle; Auman, Wythevie: Mrs Dyerle Roanoke; II
Aunspaugh C f Fuqua Liberty; Smith, Renter Mont
gomery: A OWNS j Boyd Pulaski
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.


VUHusfEE's sALE.-By virtue Of n deed sf
- trust executed 10 the bearing
800 duly ofreeord the clerks Office Of the county
court OF tsmPbe we shall Monday the 2ls day Of April
next the next fair day upon PROMISES pro-
eeed sethe tract LAND upon which orato Deprest
resided al the time of his DEATH Campbell House,
containing about eighty 800 ess). together
WIN ~ the and thereto attach
cd ana 'longnR being the soId William
Moore aud to be now re sold In of failure the
part oiRaii VIM Moore 10 comply with sale We
also dom proper To say thai shall hold the said VIM
Moore responsible for Loss deficiency which
gear ew the FIRST and last sale for all expenses incl
dent thereto The sale will be made aud ~ months
credit and the purchaser required 10 bond wit APP
proved security. The title Il beevedto
except "a To the widows dover and will be given
the lat ~ January earier-but W will convey
such tito ony as Ia vested In US by said deed.
apl l.dScds A. \ REID 'r"s'eeH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03
As Good as his Uord.

Jack Sergeant, the bone player at EmmetsVn
reties in Chicago, attempted to commit suicide a
few DAYS since by shooting himself with a pistol;
He had been designating but becoming alarmed
sworc off, making the pledge more binding by
the promise that if he did drink again he won'd
shoot himself. The p"or fellow was induced by
some Of his friends to break his oath; and true t"
his oath he endeavored topay the forfeit. The
wound will probably prove fatal ..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03
- 4rmu Tatelligtnce.

Mai. VIM. H. Chase, L. s. Engineer has been
ordered to the command of The United States Mil
iiary Academy at West Point He has heen re :
LEVIED IF the command of Fort Taylor by Maj. w
II. Frazier U. S. Engineer.
Capt, II. G. Wright. Engineer Corps U. ):
Army. has been ordered from the command Of
Fort Jefferson to Washington. Capt. W"odbu-
nv hu. relieved Kim of the command of The works
at the Dry Tortugas.a has already entered up
on the duties of his station.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03
4pnnIIiup fire.

Intelligence received at Charleston. from Knox
Vile Temp, states that the town of Severvillein
that State. was almost entirely destroyed by fire
on Tuesday last. 1t originated in the house of
Mr.. Duggun. sheriff of the county. aud involved
the destruction of the jail house store-hou-
ses--in fact. the whole village. with the exception
of three or four buildings. The only person in
the Jail was man recently committed. and he
was burned to death, every effort to rescue him
having proved unavailing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03
Charlotte Cush man

ms great actress, We see has become the les
Sc and manager OF the Haymarket th.atre. Lon.
dom having obtained lease nf that house for
three years, from Mr., Blackstone. She will pro-
badly be in New York early in the ensuing spring
and though she may appear professionally ON
cur stage her principal object in visiting the
United States will be to engage company for
the Haymarkef.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03

The Kansas arcstiguiiag Committee.
"As.iiNefos, April 1.-The Kansas election
investigating committee before starting made ar
Engagements with parties here to supply them
win money, IN anticipation of the Si0U00 to be
raid but not appropriated by Congress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03
Destructive Fire in Illinois.

GALENA, Ill. April IA fire broke out here
this morning in the heart of the city. 1t broke
out near the De Soto House and destroyed thir-
ty buildings including the Catholic church. The
Hotel Nas saved. Lots unknown.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03

fuNO SHIPPERS OF TOBACCO WEST,
Il VIA BALTIMORE, Mp.--The undersigned Forw ard.
Ing Merchants aud Agents of the fennsy Railroad At
Baltimore, respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
TO ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
and from their acquaintance with the trade having been
some years the tonsgnee Of large of tho Tobacco go
Ing West through Baltimore they Halter themselves that they
can give satisfaction to shippers.
Freight as low AZ by any other line.
consignmon to from the West solicited and punctualy
attended To- MAGRAW & KoONS,
20, North street, Baltimore
Refer to Jacob Head Co. Brandt jr baltimore; T. H.
Dudley, w. T Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt 4 Preston Miller e
Cronshaw, lynchburg; Crenshaw &Co. Richmond
Al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03

A brother of Santa Anna is in Louisville. NY.
and contemplates building saw mill on the b'ar
grass river. near that city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03

J. G. SAKE. the Vermont wit.poet and lecturer
collector at Burlington. and editor OF the Senti-
mel, has been ATTACKED by paralysis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03
BY ClIAS. T. WORKMAN ~ co. AuCr'Rs.
Richmond, Va


CARGO AALE NEW CROP SUGAR AND
~ MOLASSES.-on Friday. ih April at tho lower sheds
the Dock commencing at n o'clock will sell the
per schr n Bulwaekee from Atakapas La, conssng Of
IA hhds Prime o choice Sugars,
III bbis do +" Molasaes
Alowil he added to the above sale the cargo por schr
"Chas cieksler. from Cardenns Cuba, consisting Of
3ls hhds Prime Muscarvado Moasscs
II ucroe. do do do
hhis do
Terms of Sale For all sums under 500 cash. $780,
months credit for approved negotiable paper
CHAS. T. WORKMAN 4 90,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03
Return Of the 4rrfic

NEW YORK, March 3l.-The u. s. propeller
Arctic Lieut. Hartsten. returned to this port
10 day from her cruise in search Of missing YES
seis. She did not fall in with any disabled YES.
sells needing assistance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

HUNT n n uVxT
HUNT 4 bro, G,rssra1 Osnaissisn mer.
- CHANTS yfRorS1A ST., (betwen Cary and r. 4
ID IL r. Depot solicit eonsignmsnts Of Tobacco, Wheat
flonr, and produce generally, Tor sale.
They All produce and schandiss sent to the
to them
Riehmend March Goth, 1896 Una 29ts
u00. 0(10 re n skAsONED 1nCM
Nooda superior article for Tobacco sale by
n. WHITLOCK 4 SON, :
ma 81 DIM. Isehu ond va
u QbETWEEN PEARL AND 18TH RICHMOND, VA
manufactures LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, TENDERS RAIL
ROAD CARS and all Of Railroad Machinery,
stationary Engines Of required power Also Portable
Engines with decided others hereto
fore made, uom 10 10 horse powcr) wheels we'll
adapted to farming purposes getting lumber, ke, with
proved Circular Portable Mills
class Mining Machinery Grist and Saw Mil Machinery Forg
ns and Tobacco Factory Fixtures Of every kind Also,
brass and Iron Castings made TO order. p. RAHM
ma laewtim Nv. Asl Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03
PETERsBURG ADVKRTIsEMENTs.
12Kl$ MORE NEW CLOTHe Cast
u CeDOs MERES aud vEs'rINaH inst received 4

1906. MEREs and vEsrISas' lus. received Tr =
iHos w RoYSTON'S Merchant Tailoring Ready made
tiothinR House, No % Sycamore
Now, gentlemen, you want the handsomest best
work and tho suit that graced your back can at
once where we have facility for getting up the
clothing Mr. JONI WHITE the unrivaed cutter, the
management OF the custom department e2D0000
new oethns and Furnishing Goods all q which win dis
Coats all made 10 order Ia the newest styles all sizes and
prices 5000 business Coats Of the newest styles 5000 pairs
1000 sye Spring and summer Vests Of the hand
made up 100 dozen hne French yoke Shirts
all sizes aud prices so dozen fancy eoaed shirts all the
40 dozen collars white aud fancy fine so Leather Trunks
and Naes the best assortment offered in this city; 800
k and gnghan Umbrellas Cravats Stocks suspenders
and In short everything keptln first class house
ma 81 dts 45 sycamore st., Petersburg We.
XNymOLEsALE DRY q o ID = Spring
w TRADE, 1e06-By recent arrivals receipt
Spring Stock Of American British French and Ger
Fabrics and shall supplies
hyeyery through 81 Arm who remains North
during The season attending the auction sales.
Our stock being selected with special reference 10 the wants
of the Virginia Merchants feel confident In saying they
will nd styles particularly adapted to their sales and for
cheapne and variety unsurpassed by any market North or
South
Orders promptly and faithfully attended to. q.
STEVENSON WEDDELL, &
Importers and Jobbers ~ and
ma acts (y) sOSycamore st. Petersburg.
4 icoricc! Lfcericc I've keep constantly =
supply Of various grades Lieoee, from prime
~ The lowest rates-hnve now
% cases j. q. T. Go. Mass.
- Wallis & Co. ="
~ Ynurria
LOO E" otomsno "
% 3" Soazze Stick.
TItOs. BRANCH 4 SONS
ma sits No y, Old street Petersburg.
uDcruvinn launas.--5OO tens hrss Peru Wan lau-
4 ANO, for sale by TIIOs, BRANCH SONS
ma ats No, 4, Old street, Petersburg
unE d Il Il ~ w uuTE s,recer. g "n, ,si..Ic,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03
HATS: nATs.! mATa!!:--s RING /

As: uArA!! nATS!!!--S y u n g. -
FAshioNSF FOR 1s36-STIrZER will introduce L.
Tue spring style Dress Hat, the Saturday March,
ot he inspection of his customers aud the public generally
"heh WIN be found to Hat this beau
~ STYLE quality and finish Also o, of beautiful new style
sott hats for young Gents All desiring fine Dress Hats
10 eclipse any thing in this market will please call the sign
of the BLUE HAT
All kinds of Hats order with ncatn,ss and
Customers Hats dressed usual
WA srIr1Ep
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-03

Mover ssci--5s5 bushels prime new Glover Seed ast
~ receive aud Tor sale at the lowest market
We have ON hand also, Orchard Grass Herds Grass limo
thy Evergreen and English Blue Grass seed
10 film IRBY a SAINDFRS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-03

! loved MIN not; and yet now he "a gone
feel nm alonc l-pcak
! checked him while be spoke yet could be
Alas | would not check
For reasons not to love him once sought,
And ~caIed all my thought
To s.x myself and him, now would give
My love conii be but live,
Who lately yed for me, and when he foa'.,
Twas vain, in holy ground
lie Ind his face amid the shades Of death
! waste fer him my breath
WHO Wasted his for ne, but mine returns,
And this louc bosom burns
With sitting heat hcasing 1t up IN sleep,
And waking Ine to weep
Tears that had melted hi, soft heart for year
Ncpi he as bitter tears
"Mercful God such va h- latest prayer,
"Thcse may she ncyer share
Queier in his breath, his breast more cold
Than daiscs 10 the mould gate
Where children spell a,hwarl the churchy,rfl
He name and Iife's brief date
Pray for him, gentle souls, whoe'et ye be,
And oil pray, too, for me 400 Lander.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-03
r6cu Orleans Advertisements
Nntcr COlOrs.

yerman's, Rccrcs Il Sons, Alderman s.
and Osborncs.
lust received a large stock Of the above
y color-. in cases and in Mahogany and rose
good boxes. with lock and KEY. Also, Ger
man Colors, in cakes and boxes, tine assors-
ment
oil color.. 10 tab.-t.nghsh and American
Can,a-es FOR portraits IN frames Of sNlO TO
1856,
Canvas IN rolls. from 80 TO So inches wide
Streirher. for csnya.e-, Of all sizes
400 d1z fine sable and camel hair pencils
lso paint and yirH.,h brushes, all sizes
SO packages gold and silver leaf
100 bundles duck metal, white and yellow
Tin foil, In sheets and books
Tin.gl II an the usual colors.