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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21
Terms Offhe Trenfu.

They are the sane in substance us those en-
bodied in tn Esterhazy ultmatum, and may he
briefly stated as fllows:- Russia is to destroy all
her fortifcation on the coast cf The Black Sea,
which is Ia become commercial sea, with CON
sui, in its ports The Danuban Principaties
IRE to be newly organized, to form on
the land side barrier against Russian Gu
croachments. Russia rpnounces al rretensions
10 intelfeie in the ,srna admin straion of Fur-
key, which latter is to enter into the great family
of nations. The Emperor Alexander declares SOL
EMMY that he rcnounces sincerely and COM
plttely the traditional policy of Peter the Great
and the Empress Catherine. regards the ex
tension of the Russian empire in the East The
free navigation of the Danube is expressly So
cured; CANDIDA Treizond" and Smyrna TO be
taken possession Of by the A lies. and the mmu-
niic- and privileges of the Christian subjects Of
the Porte are TO be placed under their guarantee.
Such are the leading ,tipulations of this impor-
tant document. 1t is needless to say that its
text is looked for with the greatest anxiety.-N.
T. Herald Of Fridoy.
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9.rliculors Of which are given inanoiher column.
CIT was steady, with moderate sales. Freighis
were hccvy. To Liverpool grain wns taken. in
onik aud bugs, at lii, u AID. compressed cotton
ht I'D, aud flour at l.. To London. flour at IS.
I'd, and cheese at Sos To III. Continent they
were unchenged.-Nec Iolk Herotd, April Is
Baltimore Cattle Market. April eth, The
offerings OF Beeves nj the Scales to-day reached
i5O head. of which number 63 head were left over
unsold, and the balance, 3e7 heat. disposed otto
Baltimore butchers and dealers at prices ranging
from 80 80 TO 81 - per 100 los averaging 81
sd, Hogs-rhc supply was N Their light aud n
number of lots were sold ut prices ranging from 8
to Is 80 per 100 lbs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21
LA TEST NEWS.


WAsHiNGFoN. April l5.-Mr. Dallas in let
Ter lusi received here, says that the suhject of
the differences between the English Government
aud the United States will be fully discussed in
Parliament. lie is led TO believe that the dis
cu>slon will not be devoid of acrimony towards
Thu country. but he is prepared 10 bear i, like n
philosopher He mentions with particularly
numerous acts of marked courtesy extended him.
including those If members of the Cabinet; and
he regards these manifestations as expressive of
peaceable disposition towards this country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

Miss Heron. the actress had, diamonds valued
at 81 800 stolen from her at the St. Charles IIo-
tel. New Orleans,o the 9Th inst. Two servants,
white men, in Jail. charged with the theft
The people of New Orleans are now listening
to lectures on Nicaragua. delivered by Miss
Pellet. Thr papers say she appears to have full
faith that Nicaragua has a manifest destiny be-
fore her.
The Navy Department have odyiccs of tho
death of Lieut.. Richard L. Love,U. $. n. occur
ring from consumption, Pensacola, Fla, on
the 9TH inst.
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OPITUA.Y

Dleon the 10Th Of his father OF Scar
c Fever Frank White second Of Mr. F O. Nor
fson Of Iynchburg In the 18th year of his age;
thy stay among little Frank yet long
uoug parental cling lovingly about thee and
k.enly shock which has severed the ties that
bouna We shall indeed miss thee at homeong
shall MISS thee little boy But will not mourn for
mourn for aud lost Thou hast only been
taken evil and hast to join in the para
c above The sne mother who went before thee ihfweet
Life MAY those who loved thee most while here
sorrow most thy departure learn the useful lesson
the Of human hopes and the great des
oicr ufhuman appncss and that we would save ought
tho ruins of this world mustl lay it upn heaven
o. the rlt Of the Mar h, Ratfnds ord on staun-
er MRS FL ZAB sri RfIN, conso tot the ate Thorn
~ Mart, IN the 10th Of
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CO NJ M E r G I A l..
Richmond Markets, 4prit lS.

Richmond Markets, Apriil8
ToBACCo.-The market continues as last re-
ported, and we renew the general quotations of
Yesterday. viz: Lugs heavy hogsheads, for
export. at 5a5 3 4: fine ug-. Ga6 ) 4; common
leaf, 7a7 3 4: mddiDg, SaS 4: good 9a9 q;
hne 10 4al2; Extra qualities, for manufactur-
ing purposes. l2a2l 3 per 100 lbs, according
EQUALITY.
ia. day in the flour market. We quote Shipping
Super fine at sc 3 ia7 irom the Basin and S7a
7l-2 from Storc fancy brands do 81 3 4ae; IN
ira SO 3-Ia9; Rye -four SGa6 '-e.
WHEAr.-T The speculative inquiry noticed
Yesterday still continues. AMI we hear Of sales Of
several hundred hu shells ordinary to fur lots, 80
sb,pers, at prices averagi ng 81 80. We con-
tinue TO quote good to ctoce led and white at
81 55aSl ~. The quotations of prime wheat
1T this date in "a were "2l 65al TO- and on lst
Nav ISL 75al 80"
CoRN is unchanged. We quote from sales
made Yesterday at 62ba65 cents; in small lots
65a70 cents
NEW YORK MARKETS
Orders have been sent to tie Crihea 10 ii'nNe
preparations for re embarking the Allied troops.
The cotton market was active ana lrm yes'er-
dsv. with sales Of about 5000 bales part i'll tran
sin. A portion Of the sales we're made after the
RECENT If the Baltcs news, at an advance at %.
per TO- Although dealers in breadstuH" were
not in receipt of the Baltic's letters at me meet
ing Of the Corn Exchange, yet Hour advanced
about l24c. per Dbl. with fair amount OF SAFES.
Wheat and corn were without marked ehange.
Prime white aud yellow corn sold ut Doc DOC.
rive was euet mt 90c. Pork was more active
and firner, with sales Of mess at $l7 l23 sly
l8i, and small lots at the close brought VIZ 70;
The stock of mess was estimated at about 5'ooo
bills Bacon was also firm. Sugars were active
and firm The sales embraced about $40 hhds,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21
Ike Coming ,Sn rdr Crop.

The planters of Louisiana and Texas continue
to complain Of the destruction of the stubble and
seed cane. Some of the large planters of the
former State will not he able to raise more cane
this year than will suffice for planting next spring
Gov. Horton, very extensive raiser in Texas.
instead fhis usual sugar crop, he has planted
626 acres of corn and 300 in cotton He usual
" plants 800 in cane.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21
Destructive Fire al Nashville.

CINCINNATI April I6.-The fire which occur
red at Nashville on Sunday morning was OF quite
destructive character; number of stores and
the Court House were destroyed. The prnci-
pie sufferers were : follows:-Messrs. Douglas
x Co. loss S75,O00: -Messrs. Gardner, Shop
pard 4 Co; $4,000; Messrs. Strickler Ellis q
Co.. s. ono: II. Ewing, $4,000; WIN. II. Eliston,
$4,000, II. G.. Scored, S25,000; Messrs. Elliston
& Evans. $4,000. Aggregate loss S2s5,O 900. on
which there are insurance to the amount of
GIL 900. The Court House valued at $50,
NM
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4 H0rrid Death.

jas. p Williams of n. Bruins wick New Jersey
was found dead in the cars on the train which
left Philadel phia for Petersburg on Wednesday
night. When about two hours from Philadelphia
his head was observed hanging out of the win
dow and blood running from it. 1t is supposed
that it came in contact with wafer tank or
cars standing on The other track. The wife an
child of the deceased were sleeping on the
same seat with him at the time of the accident.
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a.aNCE NY ,,..r HEpoRT.s hn,c mn.,.

thfls the weather has been cold that iub1r
CO than usual has been brought 10 market and rc So m
have ruled hi Oh for ngs and common leaf For day
ID Tugs and leaf have been offered and
higher Sho MD the market be Pinhd ANY Nld
be depressed but far and fun prices may be expected flt
be csre 10 Ia order aud class linz
length and oois render good serSicc W will
allow me- at the low price OF 81 for selling each hid Of
Tobacco 30 for each ba OF Cation aH
all other isignmonts purchase, when furnished with
produce and Groceries all charge except
freight and irayage II. GRlGG.
,lD 81 o
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UnIEer'S UfGnt.

Official advces received from Col Wheeler,
L. S. Minister at Nicaragua, discredit the ac.
count of Schiessinger's defeat, and say that he
had only retired to u more secure place.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21
Nom inOfiou Eor Eorsruor

The Democratic State Convention of North
Carolina assembled at Raleigh. on Wedne sday,
and by reclamation, nominated Governor Bragg
for re election. The convention pronounced in
favor Of President Pierce for the next Presidency,
aud Secretary Dobbin for Vice President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21
MARRIED.

Oh tn slr 10Th inst l., k,v JOSEF h Whee'r Dr CHh1s
TOPPER WIN O. OF Giles county Va and MISS MARTHA j.
WHIT. OF foanoke county
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21
10 TouNtfTsI III IfD'T'y,
A S1MMENsE STOCK of Trunks aud


~ LIN order induce
~ purchase books and other articles make the fol-
ling proposition
4 purchaser wing a book ons dollar, VIII place his
hand and draw therefrom slip of with u
he will hand this of the prppreors, who
will inform him has drawn a blank, upon hearing
places his book under his and rores For
additional bought the purchaser VIII the
process fbe should draw prize ne will inform the
propriciors who will be very much amused aud explain
whereupo the prize viii be perfectly satisfied
Piano for stated will be entitled To
ash tho proprietors. II they-wont take less
ANY buying nnte and the Junior proprietor
should whistle will be entitled hear him free IF charge
ANY blying a violin snd paying for H. will be allowed
10 take with him, send for II as he desire
article oes value than 81 and than
cents privilege of looking picture
and asking the price
ANY buying article of less value than 80 cents,
stand in front window look the articles
pa ced there fof 81 minutes.
The humhug We pledge ourselves stand BY
be sacrifice what 1t We perfectly
ax are the offering such Inducements but
public must be graiied at private loss
apI IT'S LANGHORNE d WALKUP.
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GALES ETonaCCo.-our n,nnuf,c,nrer.

- have mmenccd early in the pay high prices
for Tob The following sales have been madc bs JAS.
A Hal t for lonse paroles Tor the following
Appoint ito L. T. North, Sl3 u II Martial, Sll4. Gins
toIema 4, S-l2 Ew'd Taylor, SIS.
NJ am Jbe Drinkar Sllt SIS and Se for lugs Lane
sl3 S4'i AYebbcr Drinkarl1ll SSH T. l. Steps Jugs,
s.; Lift eto lctwch, hid sl4 one Sl9t Amherst
Hammer s "a Thos J. Tomnsen. SIR ID. X. Crawford,
Sll. 81 d. - Howl sill SIS WIN. A. Hammer. Si5, S254
Planter VIA do well to SIND their tohtccp Lynchhurg
they hig prices have energetic Commission
chants. manufacturers Liberal who bent word
Iuttiup II 10 dCrltt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

teyer Seed.-5s5 bushels prime Clover Seed JUS,
j received and for sale ut the lowest market rates
hand also Orchard Grass, Herds Grass limo
thy Evergreen and English Blue Grass Seed.
m, q film IRBY a. SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

FOR NEGROES-rhc subscriber bcFE leave to inform
the ci7 Lynrbrg vicinity that he has returned
Lyme hbrrg where he viii remain for several months for the
purpose purchasing Negroes the southern market be-
aud thirty years for which be viii
high Richmond cash prices.
q be found the Auction Store of Mr. VIM II Mos
by Main str. set q al times L. T. DAVIS.
n B-Ay mi ,ruaion concerning Negroes will oe liberal
~ paid for. L II u.
I Va Tfpl = 1ktt finn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

,u,RVNKS. TRUNKS: TRUNKs!!! - 3
loreq supply Travelling Trunks # variety Of prices
aud also of Carpet and enanecd Travelling Bags inst opened
and offered right by f.nEAb' NJ
sp 5-ts
guyRUNKS. Carpet Bags and Unit rcllas.
60 =, itag. and Umbrellas l.. l.. ARMISTEAD
Az n9, Near Farmers Bak.
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so,rss-ssDE RAILROAD

f--- ..s ...,,. s<ps cV OE RAILROAD
&t<t ~ EE1i1tssat III MINER ARRANGEMENT - TO
-hu--nn1 TAKE EFFECT MAY lst. 1856 -
ON aud after Thursday the MAY next the Mail aud paH
Depot In Petersburg daiF except
Stflaes) o'clock arrive Mt Burkovle Junction.
at ~ m. NJ - a m and at i3Ynrhburp nj T. 30
Lynchburg dock, y. arrive At farmyie at
3p p IN Iurkovilie (iunrtonl ~ i5o T.. III aud nj Pc
turaburg At I 20
Tho CRY POINT TRAIN will leave the Depot In Peters
burg (cAc.pt SUNDAY, 30 md ~ connecting
daily the James River hosts Norfolk, aud Wed
nosday aud SATURDAY morning with the Jamestown
and Roauoke ior New York. D.. a, GOODWIN,
ID Itdh Ticket Agent,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

" by WI EMER sill STER, OF Philadelphia, Pcu for
sale by Mes iangharne & Walkup'Whai is Home with
out a Mother" "Dur good old Friends Listen III"
Mockng Ird;' GLOW the X Let Li,rvil
IIopc;' "R ebccel the Wo'Sarred: Cast ny Bread
upon Waters SACRED; "MercYs Drenin.' MY Coagc
Homo, &C. {, by Alice Hawthorne, also
We gather aowers,' Mob dy Boy and other pop.
songs with fine serction of NV and popular polkas,
wa2cs, &c, among which following Wyoming waltz,
.Back Swan Gothic s." fittat Schosehe-lIiaw tina
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

LNor remt--The stOrello use recently occupied by
II X. o. boss, at Campbell Court House II contains
well fitted up besides large upper story aud
dered desirable stand for kind If b Possession
givep immediately JOHN ALEXANDRA 3.
apl le.dts Campbell c II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

~ ~ BCsHEL Of the Celebsased Engiish
~ - -" " rALIArBRRo HAMILTON
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

IL ~ \
HINT n nnO., sar"rr"i G",""'i~si"" m"s-
IL CHANTS NuteiSiA ST, between carN Al and H.
ID r. Dcppt) solicit conftEnmentH al lnhaeeo Nheaif
ranr aud produce generally, Tor sale. -.
They forward all produce md merelahdH sent 10 hi
Prompt personal attention paid To all business ''"h''
Richmond March Goth, I'D. ma g,ts
100000 np,'sn wood 900 i,ci inch button
Mnai@a sure ror article for Tobacco BoNcs For sale hy
II H. wH1rLotk 4 SON
una3.lams keimond, Va.
An,cc, s,oo, -roosu- and u Dwelling sor rent
~ have nll the above buildings to rent Il application I'D
u,ade Immediately. JNo. j fIhNls ngeh,
tedisU
Mere New SsoossS~3Nsh March, is56..-Jno.
WI ruRVIs, agent settling good bargains In all kinda
Bry The public Will please call aud examine MS
stock OF Cloths Cassmoros. Nesiings Monnlns MerH A.
also his stock white, Goods, Domestic Nnt.
ions Caeoos Sc sc, all of which Will he sold cheap for
cash mn sc.,ueh
yuyuE Hl NJ NEsS ar , II. n Il. ~. NOWssN
will he continued though tho death Of Joseph H. Now'
I'm had net occurred pnvon having been mad. In
tract or the continuation Il business In Of HIS death
ma p5ts BENZ II. NoWt1N
oUy GARRuAGEs. Cnrrinxcs!. eMNl
nv ~. The aubscrber respectfully informs his 4s7tt.
nends and the public thai he has now hand
and mn ing daily NIL the dlcron now Wylrs Of Carriages
n.rkavaya aud Dupgtrs which finished up and
strong the country Al WI" want coed work com
bnrd y, IN nrntness get Of lynehug make Without
yoIup after IL All Inscriptions carriages
aud hnguIca made order and all kinds ." repairing done
with nnatucaa pnddhpateh aN' ~ BAILEY.
axle Wagons largest aiS horse wagon down thu
smaost In nHo niso railroad car wheel
hnroNa, Sc
"''s' W. ''''''A JOHN II. BAlLry,
apl 5dmsen lynehbnrg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

fresh supply of the Balm Of 1000 Flowers so much
admired by the ladies' Those who have been waiting
be supplieds at J. II. THOMPSON cos
ma IL d6efs Drug Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

recommending 10 myfr ends aud patrons my successors IN
business Moasfa Fnan Made Charlton ana eel INSURED
TINT any business entrusted to them VIII claim ut their hands
rro,npt aud Undivided attention r b. WILLS.
al m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

vuvALIFERDO = HAMILTON ars nov Z. sssslP.s
of their Spring supply Of GROCERIES aDd LIQUORS.
Of all kinds they would call the attention Of their
friends public ssssray They detsrmined g so
LOW for CASH, punctual eusomers They would cal
especial attentonte their stock Of SUPERIOR Ca8WlE0
TOBACCO We also have for sle the celebrated OREGON
PEA WHICH half that said oft every 0rns{ would
DO ell 70 give trial - St-oAco ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

EGEuylNls DAILY Large supplies Of
HI MARBLE, and ready prepare any order in line
of business from planes to the most costly.
4plls-ts JNO b. GADDESS.
MEATH BLOW TO CHlNCHEs.-As this
IL is the for house cleaning would call the at
House keepers to this never falling remedy ~
k tho destroys the eggs Made and sold only by
J. r. THOMPSON Co,
apl2dssts prussss"
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InA 600 As. slE ~, sr 1879 w, " Al ~

"
r,nts nudrr the new law being issued am Gus
10 buy Large quantity, which will the highe iar
kct price Is Cash.
will attend regularly the Courts OF AppomatoN ship
bell Amherst aud Bedford occasionally Charlotte and
win always nav tho best prices Warrants Any who
have them vs. III please apply to me before selling
prosecute as usual all claims for Bounty l.. nd Revnn
oary Claims or any claims against the Government Of the
IInited Sates lie l.tsl CHAo w NIAIHAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

y, ~ 0.ra1.,r .,E phACE.-The blool, DE.

mon nf War which has SO log been gloainR tho vi
ts OF the European sauttd with carnage ceases its
while the white winged Angel OF Peace
hovers pyinR decmated armies and des
ostrd hearth Other objects viii now attract the at
millions. and the gay uniforms ana
In posing pharaphona Of the camp WIN De sd ssde TOR the
suggests the and splendid stock ~ SPRING READY
MADE CLOTHING exhibition at the tlohing Bazaar Of
burroughs Shafr The proprletors OF tis popular es
Establishment approaching and grateful for the extraordinary
them. have spared neither pains
expen In getting their goods for the Spying sales Pr
chasers invited to call and convince the'sVes az an m
style workmanship of the clothing OF oar own manu-
,,c,re so hy NJ at the BAZAAR. Main st. " u.
side above Bridge ~ hf't bH7' ''i-N' I'm ." 80
AMI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

MUSICAL CRITICISM We orry the S"rnt'n Spec
ethout aid precate The music 4
PlrQt Ma Str ,kcsch reutle VIII L.
a,r singing of ricceF, and heard m soil
luze a FLOWS If shc d dr.. he such ugy aces
ttlnd he ba'arcc"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

SOMETHING NEW AND DEAUIIFUL -
- L. A2MIsTEAD'S saoE, BooT, HAT and CAP Store.
am n npenins NV sbring Styles of Hats Caps, Shoee
Boots &c consisting styles Of Moe.kn and sS
Hats every shade shape and quality Also oenu ana
ssso ment Of Trunks Carpet Bags yalises umhrelhs &c
Call I'D examae them. L. L. AhAADIEAo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

The Building Association would require the
payment Of five dollars monthly for
shares, for eight years,
Eight years interest,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

XNvHbskg CAN nGET a GOOD lIsiAKf-
w Tins question he satisfactorily answered by emil
ing J n THOMPSON a CO.'S DRUG SToBE aud to4i.
inF BlA1.LY FINE and GENUINE HAVANA
CIGARS pronounced by Judges 10 he JUST TIE THING
NEEDED apl lid& ctsif
CULVER PLATED ~ IVORY GOODs.-we
- opening large assortment of these gOodH
ssnp ufnfrd Table GastHr WATERS from - to ~ Inches
Water Pehors Gohots patent Wager Tanks. Syrup Cnps
with plate TINS Coffee and Tea Sets Of siS pieces Ladies'
Sail Stands Flower Bowea Mustard and Salt Spoons Sugar
Tonps aud Sconp Spoon aud Egg stands Table Desert md
Tea Spoons Table and Desert Forks pattern Just in
ro durcd aud ARHANrFp be plated pre ALBATA,
rtbs piaif Will Il renders them superior quality.
Knives silver plated Forks, from good
thy dollars do, with mmOYablc handles
ana warranted oosened: Ivory
plcto sets. 81 u 81 pieces, with steel forks
goods selected by ourselves the manufacto
TO be represented To be had at North
retail or wholesale prices. SIMPSON a. BRO.
.II 4 don
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21

- yA-NoTICE taking charge of the above establish
unt would respectfully solicit continuance % the
riner patrons tho oc and TO friends ask them 10
ra aud ytslc shall Away be spread with MI the
of The servants all attentive. The
shall have the best attention thru am
Ter will thai the ladies Tho paronzo the Hotel
shall ha W. ovory wish grahed aud all ask share Of bust
The house furnished In the best style and Is To-
Gated a auld part Of The city My Omnibus will always be
nj tho dleonl depots attend customersto carry them
aud fro JOSEPH L. CAHhINiJON,#
pranr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-21
LII IINAItN ANp fANC1 GOODS esl,

49, TIL bscribos have just returned FROM New "
gSK Yo rk ind take pleasure informing the Ladies' [NSa
va this city vicinity thai they -F-~-
ing their 5ck BONNETS, RIBBONS FLOW ERS. LACE
GOODS. APPS. HEAD DRESSES HAIR RRAlDS, MAN
TILLAS, wit, n large lot OF FANCY ARTICLES, such
are usually Muary establishments We have select
ed our oc lslonablc houses with care
and hope attention business to merit liberal
patronage.
We would respectfully solicit the patronage of the former
pat of predecessor Mr. X f. Honng and
that their orders will be promptly attended to
n Bonn beaehed and repaired in the best style al tho
old stand Main street
- all expect collect accounts in July and January
r. Open ny day: TUESDAY, 25th
fa5sLADEES. n YOU WISH TO SEE SOMETHING
REALLY IF E1'TY CALL ON .
ma ~ is j MATTHIAS & co.
r> WITH. vto telegraph and Lexington Gazette copy
weeks and for WI ID accounts TO this office
ys,D sHs,Pb'ERs or TOBACCO WEST,
VIA BAH MORE MD--Ihe undersigned, Forward
Ing Merchants Agents Of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
baltimore rcspe ctuly solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
no ALL PoIN rs IL THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
acquaintance with the trade having been for
some of large part of the Tobacco
Ing West through baltimore they haer themselves that they
can ri satisfaction 10 shippers.
Freight as low ~ by any other line
onsignaents to from the West solicited and puncnay
attended To MAGRAW Il KOONS,
20 North street, Baltimore
Refer TO Jacob He Co., J. Brandt ir Balmorc p l..
Dudley w T. Smith, Mcdaniel. Hurt & Preston, Miller g.
cromshaw LynchburF Crenshaw Geo. Richmond.