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ARREsT on FuGIrIu FROM JusnCK-A named
Benz f. Cox recently arrested in Boston, on requi-
siton from the governor Of Maine charged with stealing
horse and chase in Portland He had disposed Of them
different places. Deputy Sheriff Glover Of Abingdon Is
authorized by the requston to convey Cook back to Port
land " H.. 49,.
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DRIN1ING-PREss for sale. cheap for cssb.A double.
cylinder Hoes printing press, good running order be
press which Washington Union newspaper
printed Apply at this Office.
May l5--dhf
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WANTED TO PURCHASE comfortable dwelling house,
in elevated of Washington, north Of Pennsylvania
The houss should contain four good chambers psfor
library, and dining room, and exceeding $4,000.
Address Advertiser for House, the post ONCE Wahir
the lowest price and the situation Of the properly
Aug 29-d7uf.
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Know all persons by presents that has released
and releases United States Of America from all
liability payment certificate evidence OF
number the sum of g. issued by the late republic
exas for by the State Tesns
no and redeemed the
an entitled "Au provide
paymrpt of republic Texas
the act of Congress Of september nine eighteen hun
.d and 6y approved February 1885
of The state Texas, approved is Of February 1856
As witness my hand and seal.
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Notice to Holders Of California War Bonds.
NOTICE hereby the holders Of bonds issued by The
IN Stats OF California of Incurred the
sae for which appropriation made by Of Congress
approved 1854, which urther provision
made by Of Congress- approved l6h 1886 said
bonds, (known California
with the attached DO presented the commission
appointed by The State Of California settle the their
office, In Washington, before day Of Sep
TENDER payment, after which date all interest said
bonds will be stopped "t' 4.
JAMES w. DENVER,
SAMUEL u. SMITH,
Commissioners California War Debt.
A. ]. y. PHELAN, Clerk. y.
Aug a3-dlm .a-....a #.... .
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DIED,
In this city, the ast instant OLIVER FARNIN, infant
Of PnILIP and LEosoaA GRAFTON, aged 10 aontns.
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THEA, COFFEE, &C.
i l25 packages fresh tea
rs bags green aud white Rio coffee
s5 do old Yellow Java do
60 boxes fresh ground do
1, 400 pounds Haks Ash
50 barrels No. medium mnckerel
$50 do eastern herrings
% boxes cheese .... .
100 dozen brcoms, assorted
30 do buckets ..@
rs boxes snrch ... ............
do fancy soap ..r.
Is do CASTLE do
10000 pounds sal soda ...... ....
1000 do saeratus
20 casks cornsc bssndy, bm PROOF from VI 50 Sc pc,
gallon - .'...
a5 boxes tobacco ..
p50, 900 cigars .#..#
just received per schooner FAIRFAX from New York.
For sale by MURRAY sEmMEs,
Aug e-sufeodt ...- III. r....# .. =.
Frederick Academy OF the Visitation, II. v. M,
for Young Ladies.
TUE exercises Institution win first
Il day Of September
Entrance IS
hoard tuition with the French language az do.
lG0
Stationery, washina mending, bed, bedding, doctors
"
Music piano, harp gutter nm additional charge
Latin Italian, spanish languages with drawing
and painting, are likewise extra charges.
Aug 9l-eod6t
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LAYING or SUBMARINE oABLE.--The submarine tele
graphic cable nom the great point of Nantucket TO Monomy
point Cape Cod, distance of IA miles successfully
laid Tuesday last by the steamer Telegraph under di
rection Of s. O. Bishop ESQ., of New York. 1t will be ID
working order in two or three days.
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National Theatre.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST "a, 1855,
First appearance in the United States since their return nom Eng
land Scotland Ireland Of the Irish boy Yankee gall
MIR. and MRS. w. j. FLORENCE,
Who will appear three pieces,
IRISH EMIGaANT,
LESSONS FOR HUSBANDS,
And
THE YANKEE GAL.
For particulars small bills
Aug 92-d3t
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The outstanding evidences Of other casss Of the debt re-
public Of TsHss be specified by this Department.
Aug 2a-dinIstIan
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HEALTH OF Baton RouaE, LoursrAEA.--The Comet say
that with population Of six thousand the deaths in Ba
ton Rouge do not average week All the interio
towns in the State enjoying, far can learn
excellent health Nothing like any contagious disease
anywhere in the State
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Rio GRAsDEThs New Orleans papers state that every
thing was quiet the Rio Grande at the last accounts
although rumors of revolution the Mexican side
current Large quantities of merchandise being intro
duced into Mexico. ..
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WATER srouT.The Boston Daily Times states that al
immense water spout was seen off Hyannis, Cape God
about mile from the shore, on Monday forenoon. II
shape it resembed inverted cone about sixty feet il
height 1t shot up with great force, and the immens
mass of water plunging down with terrific power
1t is described as fearful and grand.
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FOTU, WHDIUsHng bTUUInFH, BUVV11tU
with the Of detecting and overthrowng their
levoent ISLANDERS In compliance with this duty the
mtee has only issued the circular TO which you refer
but II has caused to be translated into foreign languages
such documents will tend prevent the Judgment OF
roneous ideas upon the subjects involved in the present
in the minds OF foreignborn friends and such
will make them continue 10 appreciate the blessings Of
this Union and to stand by Its true friends.
Happily for the country the democratic party has the
entire confidence OF the oregnborn voters and has thus
by the adoption Of the plan referred to- been enabled
eract most dangerous and skifu attempt to mis-
lead them.
You viii thus my dear sir why the particular cir
cular TO which you refer necessary and you viii
doubt endeayo far possible to make eeotual for
the important purposes to which II was intended.
regret however, that this of the committee has
received such offensive and unqualified abuse at the hands
Of several Of the opposition journals printed In the South
of which have descended to throw personal indgni-
ties upon me- as the organ OF that committee.
These journals ought to be much interested as our
selves in the preservation Of the rights and property Of the
South. To such OF them as by the force Of party antago
nism and without due explanation OF the dangerous
signs couneracted by the Democratic National Committee
have been mpeed to Objectionable course this letter
will make II evident that they in assalng the Democratic
National COMMITTEES for this act aiding the back-re-
publican enemies OF the South Upon those who with
due knowledge of the facts contained In this letter persist
in their party and personal caumnies can only invoke
the Of the conservatives Of every party and for 50
much Of their abuse may have been applied 10 myself
personally by these journals take this occasion 10 ex-
press my utter and contempt shall continue to
perform my duty according 10 the dictates Of my own
judgment and conscence and as have no apprehension
from the assaults so have wish for the approval Of
those who incapable Of welding nober weapon basey
employ the setto Of the press for the injury Of private
character and the outrage Of private feelings,
With full authority to employ this letter In any
70 counterfeit the Interpretations and Measurements
ferred TO in your letter,
/ have the honor TO be, very truly yours
CHAS JAS, FAULKNER
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I'd: ss,s;sIsA THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN
LYSCHBURG AND RICHM0ND

Fare from lynchburg to Buchanan. ..............s
~ htHHloll'
From Iynchburg TO Charlottesville. .............. 2'
ON AMI after the I'D of October Packet Boas While
buchanan at y. Nj, and Lynohburg at = l. NJ. pg
Wednesday and Friday and arrive in Richrr nd sglnIl
az ) o'clock A NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving Eynchhurg st r
reach Seotiesvle at lOi a NJ day, and arrive Al VI
lottesHe at >, L. VI. Leave Lynehburg for Buchanan
Lexington at .! a. NJ. Monday "Wednesday ard trHay
arrive at : T. NJ.
From Lynchburg to Richmond time ard distance
card below
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u y = s-SsS
The l.. > Mail steamship JAMESTOWN y, in com
maud OF Capt. LEWIS PARRISH leaves New orh rtga
every SAIl RDAN AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock, III
mond She will take any freight to or from cry p
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AIT
NOON at 4 o'clock, for New York
Those desiring to ship by her have their goods ban
Monday Passengers desiring take this ship here cal
State-Rcom secured by addressing us by mail
80 The ROANOKE, Capt. SIMMER, stops at CITY p
where She will land and receive freight. Both the Jans
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers AT O.!
and Norfolk IIlpLAM & WATSON
luo II
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,s,wICE A WEE~ HETWEE

l. BAL lMokt AND XII itMOND -, ~ steam
crs BELNIDERE and POGAHONTAS.-IAo
STEAMER BELNiDEKE leaves baltimore ever 81
DAY Al TERNOON tot kichiuold Returning. ltatrs f.
ADND every 1UESiJAA AEIEhNUoN tul BaiiiltIt
The POCAHONTAo ic.NtS BALTIMORE tNiif \
NESDAI AFTERNOON i"r Richmond leiurHi d
RICHMOND every SAL RIjAl AFTERNOON 10.
tinore.
shippers to Baltimore by these two Boats must have
goods here every Mou,iay and Friday OF each week.
IItDI.AAl 4 e gd
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~ CAN :. : UNION
EftliTs or INDUS ltY or the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE.
very Interesting volume and should be read by all ages
aud denominations.
HIsH ANY j. highly Interesting and seas unable volume
MEMOIR DoLLf Misses will be- deeply Interested
and greatly benefit d by reading this Memoir.
CtfAto,gs u KoNE-We need not call attention to this
yalans,--lho tItie viii secure that
ScgoL DAYS Neutrality-suspicious. should not fail to read
this volume
TaK SAD MsFAKE "A narrative Illustrating with much vivid
alt fidelity the mistakes which often tll
religious training Of families. Parents don't you feed tbs
book
THEtKEtt QUESTION is great book 1t treats of in
VIII you read it
All 81 the above and the publications the American
Hin generally such Libraries, Teachers Helps, Question
Books Hymn Books MAPS and Misco aneoas volumes,
had At Payne & Christians Book Store, Lynehburg, Va
7. {. JENNINGS,
Sep ats Supt Am : Union
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MA ANA! INA -
u Dayids jet black Steel Pen Ink
Harrison,
Maynard q Mayes do do in bottles from to gall
Afa1lds English Writing Fluid
Kpyan 4 IhomPsons do
English Copying Ink
Japan Writing do
Riuc Ink;
oarmno, French and American Red Ink;
Indelibe Marking Ink;
indciibe Ink, with preparations.
All the above Inks warranted Of the best quality and
kept constantly on hand nov DTS MOl,SE'S
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We COMPANY
Capital. July lst, 50 1252G2 "A
Losses ia to dalc. l22s. 1922 64
Dividends paid to date. 626022 Al
This Company paying annual drideads 10 theins@d of
% per
LOSSES paid in Richmond ................S 00o0
LOSSES paid IN the State of Virginia 100000
On policies for of life half the premium be paid in
a note bearing interest at per
Al losses are paid promptly.
DIR. WIN S. MORRIS,
Medical Examiner, Lynehburs
b. W KNOWLES, Agent,
dec DIV Richmond Va
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ERRRouGnS, SHAFER * co, DEALERS ~ Ky
BE IRA FINE READY MADE CLOTHING. iu,tt. thc a,
t"ntlan oi their numerous friends to t, ut
vailed and extensive stock Of FALL GOODS coppri,ing az
does tn great variety and completeness Sfve aud nat
a. every article pertaining to the CLOTHING AMI EMIT T.
MINIS FURNISHING TRADE. An adequate 1ca Of tho
variety aud richness II present can ar b had m
personal examination. Below may Ln toufl rtf,I i -
some of thy loading articles
ONERtoA fSA elegant ass ,rtmert If tbes. ,,ar.
ments Of heiaast desirable materials conrs ami stycs-a
maS Registers aud CIoaks
DRESS AND fEOCK COATS-Th s,ll nj his e,,ah-
shme are not surpassed Ia rccsenrSs IF
ru general excellence of workmanship g. honc in those re
spccts e3aNi 10 a4f6.
III SlNhNS COATS u every material ranging In price
from Slto SiS
rAErS--Black CassIucrc Doe skin crane Cashmere
from fne dress medium aud luw price Fancy Cas,ner
oakes Cassimere, ONiotd Mixed, Heavy Tweed Satac
NESTS-Rich Plush, Velvet Black aud t.renadine
black and Fancy Cashmere Farmers Satin Patent Velvet
Vests
TRAVELLING BLAE KETS--Natonal Flag. 81 Ieeer
E>ol and Saxony Blankets; GettcIncn's Shawls Maiers
Meino Seats Under Shirts Wool Canton Fianuc and jean
Drawers Cravats Sockt Polssicr Raglan Albert Nnpo
icon Ties; hd Bnrk Mock Buck Mcrinn Wool Plush Tafta
ldse Sebasiopo Calf Tiger, aud Nura Gloves. Buck Kid
ana ta Hnnnets; SILK, Merno Cotton aud Country knit
socks; Pocket andkerchcfs Sc short thing
any found IN first class eutlemens Clothing and
establishment be found in the greatest variety and al
Tn, most reasonable prices, At the BAZAAR.
Is y " 20, manufacturing all the Clothing sold hy them
are thus enabled to give their benefit ri the ad
vanaSes they and but the made mr.
ucles Al the low est possible
Those prefcrrinR their Clothes order ea accom-
modated, aud Satisfaction gunrsntca, n nor sale
AS NO. BURRou8Hs, sHAFrR j. .,,>
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FAVE LYNCHBUK6 MON
AED'DAY 3fIIDAY,atlil
NHs;fs AEKRANGEM LENT, l.
~ 70 Tx e EEEEGI IGLh 4 DHLL = n

iNHEk ARRANGEMENT IL. =. :.i,,s
- 70 TAKE EFFECT 10th APRIL- ~ .tsa--r
Through FROM rETERSBU rig TO
WfiHENlLE IN ONE DAY "A passenger tram oI ".
leaves the depot of the South Side Railroad. in Pties
EVERY DAY, Sundays exeepted) at o'clock m "l'. "
at the Junction with the Richmond and Danyile fali"Su
at $40 IL Farmvilld 81 and and at lonchbnie -
m connecting that place with the Virginia and l
see Railroad for the West.
Down train leaves Lynhburg at o'clock after INC
rival of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad cars IRON
west arrives the junction ut 44O r. and nj leicis'
at 10 p H
Passengers by this route take the splendid ste2n
ROANOKE for New York, EVERY SA1t Rl)A1 Al ~,
a. m. or the steamship JAMESTOWN every WEpN|
DAY O'Clock a. H. and the steamships for fhiiadei
every Monday and Thursday afternoon. .. m
Fare from Petersburg Lynchburg. .....''''.. Nv
4" BurkSNill
1tD =
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C.


f,HRIsTMAs GIFTs.--Pnyne Il Chri-iinn have
nov ON hand and receiving variety Of beagtlin
Fancy Ge for the Christmas holidays eau ana
VIE. e.lery 9 aas pi,ssss Rriss e. .,s., ,.,..
nen . Of sa'y 10, ,snda stss 90 ais Illustrations.
portraits u British Noble I.adies-fhe plates
IIsyala ~ shske.pear-beau,ifuy illustrated;
Characteristics Of Women by ar Jansoni 49,. c.n.
oer Regions Of the conqaerers and the Con
RE Republican Court or American society in the Days of
women q the Old aud New ACKNOWLEDGEMENT with col
Rolnsne ee1 II American Landscape;
The Works o Hogsrth;
Home Authors and Home Artists;
iiifi Leaves Of American Poetry
The PotIea xohs of byron Shakespeare Burns, cowper
memans. Mere M5ntgtmcry scott. Milton, sterk White
Canpbell Gray Upper. Longfelow, sgourney Rogers,
Apnuals for ls56-soms thirty different styles
beautiful assortment q PAPER Maehe Desks Portfolios
Ink Stands &c Paper Weights, Gard cases,
Jewelry Cases Porte Aonaes, cabas &c
large of Bibles Prayer and LYNN BOOKS
with ereat variety OF Books suitable children.
d" DEE cots asts'' 49,
NEW HOOKS: Fancy Article. and Music
~ Good Time Coming;
Rose Clark by Fanny Fern
The Home Garner
The Phlade phis Housewife
Rejected Addresses, by Horace and Jones Smith,
Song Of the ftiawatia by I.ongfeow;
Together larg. lot Blank Books just received at
LANGHORNE 4 WALKUPS
New Book Store opposite Citizens Savings Bank
20dts
QUITS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, in utmost
N endless variety, embracing
30 Varieties of Annals--y arous Sizes
Galleries Of Female Heads
American Landscape:
Flowers and Flower Painting
Books Of Beauty;
Home Authors and Artists;
Poets beautifully bound and ustratcd-a great va
riety;
Bibles, from 80 TO sic:
Prayer and Hymn Books--nany kinds
palIer Machie Desks, Work Boxes, Portfolios, &c;
Rosewood aud Mahogany Desks--various sizes;
CABINS Porte Monaies and Card Receivers;
Leather Travelling Desks;
As9, Children Books almost varcty-eoiored and
plain. and snal-from cent to 81 90
Please cal aud examine goods snd prices at
dec 2!ts NOISES
aHARPER's MAGAZINE, GODEX's La
dies Book Peierspn's Magazine for ia uary, is5all
beautiful nuiniiers--receivcda at
dee22ts MoRSEs.
I'D 0SE Ci. ARK, by Fanny Fern
h& ir ked Ia g.1. OF the South, by A D. Meek
Leaves nom a Family Journal
4 4s.pt % Chips, bY BrOughman;
Geiirey Moncton 10y Miss Moody;
Lucy ii,soys. Woiuaus Rights and Spiritnalismi
Onr Gpnnrymen Eminent Americans;
EImbnrg 1ieViow; London Quarterly
Tho khickcrbaicr; The Eclectic
Melair Of l'f.ntiss, by rs brother
ALsJ-Ftucy Gooos new supply just received at
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NEW CONCERN.-Tho undersigned having taken
IN occupied by a. n. H. Steptoe,
doors above AGREE McCanahans old stand and next door
Murrem Straon Main street Lyneburg Va bcgs leave
call the of his friends and the public generally
hs stock Of Groceries Liquors Sc which he Offering
cash exchange for produce Particular
attention paid to the sale Of Flour Waeat Corn Tobacco,
&c,-also TO the receiving and forw ardng II Goods
NAV 21.c&dtsy4 JOHN IIfNSF0RD
IYLEAeE HEAD THIS NOTICE.-An persons
owing aud bills to are IS, earnestly re
1nasted come forward and SETTLE waiting for the
money 10 10 North fsep Its II. LEWIS
RNnNK LHQUORlCE.-
- . cases dne stick, aDeIsesa' brand.
20 &c"
50 mass "Ottomans-
Just received and for sulc low by -
nur a5-ts LEE e. JOHNSON.
NJ EaaGsO lsOODS.-Staunton frilled kerseys, and
IN Sleeps Gray Satnes Plaid Inseys blankets and Cot
~ Osusbusos faf sale BY THOe, J. DAVIS co. E
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LN8ESH AWRlVAI..-Thc Family Grocery has just
II received the following articles to which the subscriber
would respectfully invite the attention of his frends
mers and the public large assuring them that by calling
the Family Grocery they win find the largest aud bust Beet
Tongues In this market also ot Dried Beef
Bologna Sausases Dried Sheep Tongues superior lot
Brooms, tue article of Black, ispca and Gunpowdor
Teas good assortment of Hosiery ladies' genenen aud
children also fancy articles such Perfumes Soaps
Cloth Hair and Hair Brushes Pocket aud Toilet Combs Long
Combs for children, and many other articles tedious
ncpflon; all Of which will be sold cheap for cash.
change BANK May be added to the above list
Spices Of all kads ground In papers for family
superior article OF Mustard and Red Pepper Cali quick
before all gone. g. ". SOLOMON.
iu
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~ ment II Plush Vests Chc richest yet opened or to h.
found IN this ar other narke variety aud .t,s
from sl.1O TO SD may he had at the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

Ais Just received per Express, large aud complete sa
Pup iuncH Cashmere Pants, Of every pattern price
nov dts BURROUGHS. SHAiER 4 GO
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uDlCE.-y sSi recri y~d "a frr-, supply M
IL ldoc 2tsl CRAANFOR D y RICHARDS.
UAlSsOLUTIGN.--1'Ao, concern of VIM r. Anderson A.
IL Co dissolved the 81 Inst, by mutual consent
r. Anderson alone WI atiaBl the settlement of The
business, and the la lvil be used uly i'm
winding up the same. NM q. ANDERSON
apl 9ts. MCDANIEL HUKr q PRESTON
CARD.--thc subscriber Ia viir rurrha>e Of pancl
IA Hurt Preston their interest te concern Of N m r
Anderson Co will continue the GROCERY tONMIS Sion
and FoRw AkDlNG BUSINESS as the oii stand N the
Basin where they wlkecp hand of Ca mo II astor
lie his thanks friends of t lat, r,ra ma,
the public generally for the liberal patronage nlc, 10 A.
aud hopes by using hrs best eyerton ,ncrit 90 uuapr
Of the same to tho coasorU.
apl s-ds WIN U ANDERSON
CARD.The nnaersi gnet VIII continHe AS her, oc,rc
IN the GROCERY, COMMISSION aud FBEN Ar DING
~ sINEsS and also the Manufacturing of fobaero ra
fn for former favors they iaedRo their eNortI,ns t. MORT
their continuance.
apl aits. MCDANIEL, IIrRT q pppsrtN
4 NANDbES-Jus receiv ed n lot of Sperm antiue
~ and Fallow Candies in q H. boxes NJ
sep 2its CRAWFORD & RICHARDS
Iust arrived and for sale the finest 10, of 1D..
- Ions ever In this market, wholesale retail by
dee 4is J II SOLOMON
~ 49, JACKETs.--5G Roy ,. .i.e kc,. N N CO.
AO5rs and sizes, just received at the
noy i*o 3rl1E 4aIisi .4 CLOTHING BAZAAR
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(sAsu NOTICE.--.GREAT INDUCEMENTS

~ The Ladies Of the city OF Lynchburg all others
ing the city particularly invited to call the
aud exaniue large stock Of FANCY consist
ing Of superior black and eoored Silks; French Mcao rich
French Mousn French Piaid cheap high coore ealues;
rich Embroeres Hosiery &c Also 1900 yards Of superior
English Calico warranted perfectly fast eolo al the low price
of l2 Come and ALL they selling fast wi al
so take OFF per all cash bills Sl0in amount
l6.ts u HARRISON LEWIS
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...EhUiiAEDiSE, &c.


y IsG wARE-HOUS tssh-re VIII be found the largest
assortment u Steel Do1bla Single
Knss Deans Eaglsh elfCoekIng Five shooter; Colts A.
-. and fhaTbers Essoiyers sase ITstsis. Pow
plasks zld Pouches. Bsss Cleaning Rods
Nipple Wfeushss Ees Cocks and q. b. Caps
and Wire Cartridges. all sizes. Curtis Haryegs
Diamond Psa kinds Compress
BaIes BHek and SNAIL shot; Liquor I14sks Rogers
Pocket Cutlery. Bowie Knives Kazors.
Monies. Gold. SILVER. Ivory and Crooked and
Plain aud every thing line makers
a tot Of premium Rifles hand Repairing
With des patch and warranted by
wsi Is. & G. FISHER opposite the
Igue
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

EANS, t:t'NN0.-faNng made arrangements with
Nh the Peruvian Agents to get supplies of GUAN0 tie
best tcFns prepared to furnish We
hand aud 3oat 7tO and will bc regular receipt
We shall % hut what direct gents
and oi hN purchase from rely GENUINE
GlAAD We solicit the orders of friends
with the assurance that will always furnish with the
best article, and on the most f,vorable terms.
CRENSiIAW & co.
feb f4ts North side Of tie Basin Richmond Y,
VNANtEp ihhEhIATtTY-TNE A1l NtSr AND PANT.
w ALooN MAKER, None butdrs rate hands IMPLY
= dts GLASS RAINr
6pur" Medicinal PorI Wine and Hr,sndy
for sacby
dee Its STROTHER & WHITEIrAp
nsEV-GDATS-Wc have jus. received per
~ large and varied tho above
desirable garments which added supply, makes
The complete and assortment he found any
whore and taking into etion the advanced the
lave determined from this date reduce
hitherto low prices with view of diminishing stock
dee 3l.ts Bl RROUGHS, s1IAFER & co.
E7 have iu~s received a splendid lot Of
-OHt nis dt AID fHttAt Leather Gpiters
doc aou rs HooPE2
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

T" WIN J.. PAGE respectfully invites his friends aud
call and examine his Fall aud Winter Goods being
Just to hand and the stock he has had the
offering Among them Is piece hnc Black Cotha
really superb article also rcb Bruwn Blue ru Mulberry
and Olive Cloths real French Castor Cloths for
Winter Frocks Black, brown and Mulberry Medium
ira tine Docskns and fancy Cassimero; rich plain
veve silk cuttings &C. &c. for Vests style but
tons and other trimmings Also Mems fnrr'ehuF Goods
wiz Shirts Collars Under Shirts,
fCravats Stocks, Ties, Gloves