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LOST.

OST,-S25 REWARD...on Saturday, be-
IL tween the old distillery and the old market. q
PORT NOMINATE. containing ONE HUNDRED
It wa, in 10 North Carolina Notes, the balance in
North Carolina and Virginia money The above re-
ward of Is will be paid for its return to this office
an 25-3t+ SAMUEL GENNGTF.
r OST.-On Friday last a small OVAL
IL BREASTPIN, has three colors of hair in it, has
the letters in memory of" the face, aud the ini-
tials A. w, J. T M w. and 7. L. w. on the back.
The finder will be suitably rewarded BY returning the
same to this office or to JOHN WOMbLE.
an 23---3t. a.
49, LOST.--A very handsome POlN
2JsrAA. TER DOG, white and liver eolored, stray
- ed from my yard on the Goth inst When
he left be had ON a steel chain collar, with my
name attached. A suitable reward will be paid to
any person, who will return him to me.
an 2s-St* JOHN CLENDINING.
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b, DIED,

n, susSsv morning.. the 18th Inst Ct oseIouk,
NV XNHE LEBoURgOR, Wits Of BertraDd Ls-
Scn,ior. in tbs 5ath year OF her sse..
s friends and acgusintances Of the family ere re-
.rtfuliy invited to attend her funeral fum q. p
ter. Cathedral, this Monday mernine q 10 O'Clock
,-ithout furthsr notiee. sszss
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DURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists
L Richmond, va-Having received their ial STOCK,
consisting in part of the following offer their usual
nd mi To uurehAsAYs
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TNl3Ln1 FITS AND FANCY 06O61s-
s-G sTzsSiiNs ! ruLLrm.
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= sAlDsK e.. rfnsLsy sA4s.
II k1n0HOnDE CO.. Geeeru1 Co..
n1ssse - Forwarding Msssiants. = ~ nsM ~
SIS
mo TO y AGCO MANOFICTT1E6.-
The Undersigned, Agents and Cor 49,. -
chants for viEi.ia nsssf.esarsd Tsbasso, : NJ,
~. 49, seisss ssipmsats of ToSsseo !.
t,sds thsy later themselves tbsy ssa v. .ss, as
j Innes g. Adams lsks ofths Arm 81 P.t,..o.
Co. voud DO pleased = hear from bis iii $500 1917
( CONNOLLY { ADlnz
r 1front street, NY
Z. = ~ ;.oAHoLLs. Roar. n. Apirs
II kOk6sk 3. LO1VNEs. la1i 5I.5.-.
~ near 7ta---0rates; Hsndsrs; Sumner ICY.
gsquare circle and eseptis psttsrnsj Orrans.s.,ss
Iron haii; Balconies verandahs, &C.
Remember tbs number snd give me 4 cali 49,
----..-. - -n.-- Imy 2i-sm
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n ARMORY T. L. l. BLUES,
n August 25th, 1856.
Jul Armory recently, through mistake. by member.
Whoever has it in possession, will confer favor on
the undersigned by leaving it at the Dispatcn oHce
or the ArmOry Of the Company on "Wednesday nlehr
uu 25---St GEO. Z. WILDE, sec y.
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TOhN w. DAVIES -
v DEALER IN AMERICAN AND rrArrv
AAkBLE, BROWN STONE AND 0kAEIr1
MAIN STREET, BETwgES srH AID gru srs.
AoNuMENTS, TUMi,s, HEAD PIECES
House and Store Fronts, Window ana Doa, s;Ts'.
Buryng Grounds enclosed with Stone and I,oa ssS'
ing First Premium awarded by the Mechanic. I ~
stitu.e and Agricultural Society Of virginia. a.
A CAKD.-Wn: YkhClVAL, CiyiI An.
"A sinesr and Arehitsct-ohice Goddin,s Han an
18th, between Main and Bank street. ~
MechAnicnl and ORNAMENTAL Dr,-
In connection with my Ayeh1teetn,oI snS r.
nesrtap ofdss, have opened Drafting room. vhs,a
Dedgns and Copies Of all kinds Of Hsehins Wa.u
Plans for Bridges stone otherwise; Copies % Im
ograph FROM Of Railroad and Canal Msps md p.''
mes; Copies Ct Land Maps, Trasinss, he, with D.
WILLIAM PEkCIVAL
mn is-om Civil Engineer and Architect.
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For 4
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VXTANTED, A SITUAT Ma young
w Lady, qualified to teach the following Orna-
mental branches Drawing, Monochromatic Painting.
Grecian Painting, Leather and Needlework is desir-
Gus of obtaining situation in College School,
either in the city country, she would be willing
take classes in the various schools to teach either
or all of the above.named branches, and Ii desired
would instruct il the English branches For further
Information address Z" F. j." box 25S, Richmond,
Va. An early application is desired.
ar 12-JuE
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FIRST COLT STAKE.
We. the subscribers agree to q swee pstake over
the Fairfield Course during tho regular Fan meeting
Of 1856 for colts and es then three years old $500
subscrpion 500 forfeit two mile heats closed the
lst day of July, with the following entries thee or
moro to make o race:
o. P. Hare names sh T. Nicholas LIST. bv Glencoe.
dam Mamie Rhodes.
James Tailey names sorrel c. Shoeko by Tally
Ho, dam Betsy W hite, years old
Thomas boswell names sorrel 6lley Sue Washing
ton, by Revenue, out Of Sarah Washington
dam Steel
SECOND COLT STAKE
stake for three year old colts and lies that
won race-two mile heats; $500 entrance half for
feiti three or moro to make raee-to be run on Fri.
day. during the week of the next Fall Races closed
the LIST day of August with the following entries.
Jsmes Talley Nance sorrel colt, by Tally Ho, out
Of Caddy Jones.
David Mcdaniel names sorsl colt b. Senator, out
Of . Hotspur mare.
James W. Lewellen names b. c., by Billy Tewnes,
dam, the dam Of Red Eye.
Thomas boswell names 8. g., by Revenue out
the Queen, shs BY Priam.
Bowie and Hall names eh. G. Register dam BY Mar.
grave. II. C. E6GLESTON
su 6-lswta Proprietor.
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e<, STEAMER BELVlDERk
FOR BALTIMORE.
ZLaALN Freight received to-day MON.
DAY, and up to tho hour of o'clock,
P. NJ, TUESDAY, the 18th inst.
Consignees are requested to send for their ssoda
to-day. ..s
Shippers are requested to send in the names Of
their consignees TUESDAY afternoon, their
shipments will be consigned to order.
au 25-2t LUDLAM l. WATSON.
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XXTANTED-.-A MILLER One who can
w take charge Of Stream Mill in the city, and
derstands the manufacturing of Flour that can come
well recommended, will receive good SALARY.
or 12-t. j. T. FRY.
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Cosgtess ional.

WASHINGTON. May 23.-IIoUSE.- Wash.
burn If Maine. from the committee on elections.
reported resolutions declaring w. Il. Archer of
Illinois entitled to the seat now occupied by J
&. Allen from that State. Mr.. Stevens has pre-
pared minority report. and the subject is post.
poned until the 9Th of June.
Mr.. Campbell. of Ohio rising to question of
privilege introduced resolutions appointing a
committee of FIVE 10 investigate the subject of
tie assault on Senator Sumner, by Mr. Brooks
and Mr. Kpits, of 5. C., "a principles. and other
members "a acce>sore., with the power to send
for persons and papers.
A debate occurred on the point Of order.
Mr.. Cam. she'll modified hl- preamah- emitting
the name al Mr.. k,.itl- If D L. and it was pass.
ed by a vote Of az IL ~
During the proceedings, Mr.. Brooks, Of 8. G..
rose and cxhonrrated all others from any pariici
patton in the assault. No one knew the time and
place at which the assault was to occur but him
self.
The committee appointed under Mr.. Campbels
resolution, were Campbell Of Ohio Cobb If Co,
Greenwood and Shipper.
A number of private bills were passed.
lSenote.-A message from the President Was
received vetong the bill for improving tho St
Mary's river, Michigan.
Mr.. Wilson briefly alluded in oondennatory
terms to the assault ON sIr. Sumner.
Mr.. Seward offered a resolution for the ap.
pointment of II committee OF five 10 investigate
all the circumstances which was adopted, and
Me-,rs Cas-. Allen, Dodge, Prarce and Grer
were elected a. members of il.
Mr.. Stewart gave notice tl.at he would, at an
early day, ak leave ~ submit an amendment tn
thu rules Of the Senate, declaring That any Sena
tor is out of order who shall use any language
rejecting on the conduct or motives Of any other
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26
The Question Of VeIa.i,y between MI CIamp-
ton aud 5enat II CLAW on

WASHINGTON. Mny 22.--Ihe correspondence
between MI Clayton aud Mr. Champion relative
10 the question of vrracity between th"m.reRard-
ing certain posscssi ms III Central Alnrriei. il
still in progress. The hitter, il il raid, ha- ~.
listed the services OF Il distinguished American
friend in order to c"mpronieo the difficulty.
In the ebscnSe of information as to what course
the government will take IN regard 10 Mr.. Cramp
ton, III .tngu>hed gentlemen who engaged in
thu effort to proven, his Dismissal incline to tho
opinion that the delay is favorable 10 him and that
the most there sill BE- mereiya Suspension #
of diplomatic functions till further advicrs from
Lond"n are received, Others t,!l insists that he
will be dl> mi srU
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Missouri Poitics Col. Rentou

ST. LOUIS. May 23--fhe Democrat Otto day
publishes Col. Hcuton's reply t" the letter apprs-
ing him Of his nominations fnl the Governor ship
of Missouri. j" neither accepts nor 'lrcInes, hui
-ay- he viii Keep The ,natter under consideration
until his return /" the State
The B,ntouinns ot Platte county Congressional
District. have nominated :. J. owe mud he AN
Ii BentnnitcS have nominated Capt. Craig for Cou
gress in place Of llr. Olis,r.tho presni r"presen
lnilYp.
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ARRIVALS At THE
Wn I, N vi UIOusc-Sucud n, (lnrIt nr,.s

J Petfigrew, RI r Jennings, TInliflx N
Jones, DR. Smith, c p Hunter \ Horton
Campbell: C Christian, city; L C Stepoe, J NJ Saun-
ders, L Carter lady, child h serv't. Bedford; S T
Helms, W Thompson, Franklin; T Mofett, Appo-
mattox P Richardson, Va A Hagaus, Danvc; w
Hix Amherst: T Stephens Vass, New London;
s Mann, NC c Bragdon, Chicago; r Vaughn D
+ Ward. Hanover; Hon J Floyd Washington; S T
De Ford, Penn r; s Alexander Campbell H.
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Peler.hnrr lnielllrcnccr

izta= .4s-il. Petersburg luteihecuccr a.H
Expsesz ea'HtaHa. "a very proper manner upon the
singular charge ofa correspondent Of the South Side
Democrat that ia Administering tho rite Of confrma-
ton recently Bishop Mea lie used language so fll-
samelT fattering 70 the slaves rs to grossly insult
the white portion Of bis congregation aud produce
the impression that he nnical to the institution
of slavery. This communication saws the Express,
eas might have been expected gave rise to much
has been well and fvorahlr known for the past thr-
" years. KNOWING him ne dc, h. rcnrtnti0r,
cannot eome to any other conclusion than that the
spri # his remarks at least the occasion referred
to- has been wholly misconstrned. Born in Virginia,
reared upon her soil edecuted at her institutions and
hmselfa large Stakeholder. he is too closely denti-
fed with the South in feelings and interest TO have
given aterlnee to any sentiment antagonistc 10 this
peculiar institution
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~ y "
~ communities who work continually keep MP ar
Para9cs OF slnpthty VIII cary bundles goods and
leave them 1T certain saoors To he carried back and
the mark tn, world is ney small in word is
dldRe that succeed.
GLASS \ RAINE have pursued different course. Their
continued IN the Clothing trade in Lynchburg
owing thai, system Of doing busi good Goods small
profits quick for cash and dadngsud the gentle
of this city much indebted oLAss RAINE for
rmproyed appearance other house Virginia
may
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

CONFERENCE.-The ship Gabriel Capt Mills
rived nj Norfolk on Wednesday, with forty cmigrants
for Liberia. She viii leave in few DAYS for Africa
The ship Elyira Owen, bound from Boston to 1.-The
ria will stop in Hampton Roads the 25th for for
ty-fve liberated slaves from Richmond county Vir-
ginia. and ff,y-two from Wilmington, n. CT. Dis
patch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

LIME should be freely used all low places in the
city Mt this session Of the year order to the
public health and the street cutters and should
be washed ct least twice in every week during the
continuance of the warm weather. See to it.
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Condition of Mr.. Sumner

WAsnTNGToN May 23-Mr. Sumner is better
to day, aud will resume his seat in the Senate in
few days.
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SECOND DIGpATTU.

sBosToS, May % q p NJ In the Massachu
sets House of Representatives this moving
Mr.. Temple (Am.) off, red Il resolution that u
joint special committee be appointed to consider
what action should be- taken with reference to
the assault on senator Sumner.
The order was unnnimously adopted, and a
committee appointed The order was sent 10 the
Senate for it, concurrence.
a public meeting is In q hell by the citizens
here this evening 10 consider the matter.
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The Impression in iegl Il to II Attack on MI
Gs,la,,L.aL 7. ..la =. l. M ...1LL y

Sumner Indignation Il Mafesth sctts
BosroN, May 23 = The attack CA Mr.. Sumner
Yesterday created great excitement bee md
throughout ;he Statn. The Indignation i, general
AMI irre> pecrivr Of party. The FIRST account was
read in the a-eathase,rs House Of Representa-
tiye> YESTERDAY. aud caused much excitement.
is moi improbable that some public action will b.
taken this morning.
An incorrect runar tina; Sumner was dead gain
ed crrdentp here This morning, and created tho
most intense anxiety.
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--7i---7=------=---=
VI Ar RgE

On the Goth inst, by Rev. J. NJ. kirkpatrick, Mr..
THOMAS WILLIAMSON, to Mis- MARIA L., daugh-
ter of Col. Nathaniel Wilson ofPitsvlvonia
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NEW VOIUWEs OF rnE CHEAT HETr.

~ ISII KENIEWS, namely, EdingbuIg Norih Brifish,
Westminster aud London Quarerles, and Backw"ods Mag
monthly Commerce with North 9rish for Novem
be- 1s and tho OTHER Reviews aud Fleetwood for January
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Any one Review or Backwood,
81 year Baekwood aud one Reviewnr two Reviews,
Is The four Reviews aud Baekwood, $40 -Four copies to
addrA-s $50
Postage which should he paid Quarterly in Ndyance)
The fnit Reviews and Backwood any office in he
United States only 20 cents year Namely "A cents year
each Review and II cents year o Blackwooh.
Address L. SCOTT q co, Publishers,
m IEnlr lNll Aar..t Lima fI rl
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Nasars&sts.

New YonK. May "a.
The market l. tending upward, but onehang
ed. Virginia g. 800 IL 93 SO.
BALTIMORE, May 81.
The markets J. unchanged
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IIr.sEX.r ANn nInkAII.,s Gt.AIN

REAPERS I've ara prepared to furnish Plant, RS
with these coierahd Eapcrs They have been thoroughly
tested Yirg ia and North Carolina with satisfaction
They eombue lie latest improvements and warranted to
be equal To patent for capacity effectiveness and dnra
hility We invite Planters call and examine them
~ 1HOS BRANCH & SONS. Agents
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connection with the Union Bakery, Ic. Cream Saoon
where the lovers o lee Cream always find good supply
Parties supplied with quantity shortest notice We
hope by attention t. buincs4. to please those VIII
with u cir custom OpITZ Il MOORE.
p read Crackers Cakes aud pies-frcsh bak ed every
dav asusnql
Than ul prhc for the liberal patronage they
have received for the last Years bp paving
the Is of1 r patrJus, they hope still aud c
sharcnf its OlITZ a MOORE.
On \
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

n crvod SECOND supply ri GRANTS CELEBRATED
PATENT GRAIN CRADLES, with wedge % screw and al
superior wood and ,tdknnnsip combining bot ghtneas OF
aud strength In ton
Farmers VIII call and them snnd
their orders which will receive promp, attention
Also, hand hne lrtnent Wsldrans Darlings
celebrated Grns aud Grain Blades and lnmsans patent
snathes tIhrSOH n BRO.
nav
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

VEGETABLE CuRosITY.-Mr. Holiday has left at
this Office some leaves of the Rhubarb plant, which
are a real curiosity in size. They feet in
length, aud nearly as large in bredth Vegetables
and flowers flourish unaccountably under the magic
touch of Mr.. H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26
,a,,lE ,aANA..D POWDER c.Mr.Nr,

FuNnE HAAAssD POWDER tSHFAN
II Manufacturers and Dealers in GUNPOWDER. having
reduced their prices correspond with the reduced ST of
Satpotre, offer their wplknown brands of Elec
c Indian kentucky Rife Powder in kegs and
cis Also, Gunpowdr for blasting and ninnF, comprising
qualities and kinds required by the trade,
suarane Il to give entire satisfaction.
standard of their POWDER. which has enjoyed tho
highest for than twenty-five uil be
found by other manufacture in the world
sale by the principal dealers and also at the office Of
the Company No. 50 Wall CO. Water street, New York,
a. G. HAZARD Pres't
a. T. DOUGLASS, SocrA,
mav u dim e col
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

nlAlA AAAalA u % u SkAsONeD INCH
kVV,VOV Button wood Ta9o feet inch Button
Mooda superior article for Tobacco Rcxes Eur bs
v II WMITLoCK Il sON,
ina9T. d2m. Ichmond, Va.
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NACTORY FIyTVRFs ZOE sALE. w;,,,

LNACTORY FIXTURES FOR SALE.-H wish 10
u dspo at private sale of thu Fixtures of the roa
farnry recently carried on by Ho Depst Campbell G.
H. They consist of all the Ntfes for well
pleted establishment comprising AVID all
in good order and nearly wing hnen used hut
They will he osrosed Of liberal terms
and the building is also Tor sale opportunity pre-
scented Tor any person wishing the husn put
ting up tobacco JOHN ID. ALEXANDER.
anil HNrts ilarnn hnll
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PETERSBURG ADvERTIsEMRNTs

~ EEP THIS PIANO AND MONEY TOO
M II undecided where you get HI. CHEAPEST
md BE. = PIANOS just postpone the until you
tntrann T. NAsIis trial yon the money
uuu the Piano haa given satisfaction,
lie willing give bond aud nopurity TO furnish with
superior Instrument At low pfico.
Orders especially entrusted selection aNa receive
particular care T. =. NASH, Plane Forte Dealer
n. camnrc corner of hank rtreet,
Hp7ts. Petersburg Va,
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AI1LnoND ADV LhTlsEMENTs.

kI.LnoND ADV LhIlsEMENTs.
FORWARDING a COMWsaaI0N Yus1-
H MSS The snhserber having IseopsiHued the 4rcery
ud Ship chanuiey will give his und.ved ateupn
20 ihs fORw AhDIS8 AND COMMISSION Blh1&Beb.
Its location enables him frwnid koods aud pradnes a.
little expense than tbr rbstSrsa;y snd
from the basin
Boats be discharged loaded In kind 81 weather
aHd being the wbaryss b., the usn q farpan
ns he ship tobacco without regard TO wsa'h
~ withnni the atshest nnry.s Il Lad and unishasa w.
aef a shed This VII away Insure pron,p shipment
.p-Irodnce a9li aud g, DDS purchased consignment
NAV 2lis A y l..
BMpORTEs<, whole.
SALE AND RETAIL
DEALER In ANgHicAs <
IMPouTtp q NJ AND
u Ri LIS. Fbn ling and Fish
N24s&nA-m1 ~ - ing Tackle. tab and loskt
---~~s@A1<s--.- Coticry Walking capes,
a and PORTE Months Percussion 'r-, Hnpo~d.f Patent
shot Balls res der Fiasks n uch eh Vols bird bnrst
nipples ahd Wrpnehss Washing li'ais Ind 1ieklrr ~ y
ca nr aud Collars Gun Makers materials &C. &c EE itt
NuLNERs and fiNI SHOOTERS al aalnfn iaf.,s prf.r'
n the TRADE. s. SUTHERLAND,
No ii1 Nan street. opposite Eagle Square Rliinaid Va
DIPLOMA
OF Iht fiRsf CLASS MAS Aw AitpkD NJ 1Hf VIRGINIA
MECHANICS INSTITUTE ron rouo1Ios
% TN afcBASic ANTS
SAMUEL sNIHERDLAED, OF RICHMOND, yTHGA
For case II GUNS, PISTOLS and nIFl .Es, esbbHsd
the Exhibition of Articles II American Manufacture bed
The Ctl u Richmond on the 18th day Of Wv" lefA
JAMES W. LtwrLLEK J. A. BLLSiS,
Secretary. President
apl ly'is ~
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BMPOHTEss, whsIe-

e. UuNT d. HUNT
HUNT 4 uRO.. liracrn1 Toni i-si0m Mer-
- CHANTS VIRGINIA ST., (boiwtcn Car st and X "
- H. Depe) solicit oonsIgn'nens Of fobaseo Whear
Flour and ptolnee generally, tor sale.
They aso ard all produce and nerehsndse sen TO their
Prompt personal attention paid nil business corhded
/ thcm
Ilrhmoud Mpreh p6th. Ina cots
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IN EtNtssSs tst. F0saNs- -..s-4..s 60
~ 1URE EMPORiUM-1hc sub a9.w. rxx~]r..&Ht
TT1 s'rib.r, having re-open9l At his I'D
I stand, would inform his friends and
the public generally that he has large
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE, sur passing
anything aver before exhbi I'd IN this city. Among the
and beautiful articles he
Pmpons Patsnt Secretary, Bedsead Toilet Table CON
bned This is not only exceedingly ing nous
but once that challenges the admiration all who behold
Those wishing to purchase respectfully solicited call
No charge for examination of stock, you
should luy AL work sold packed Of
Hair and Shnck mattresses made to order.
f. j. FOLKS
Be cali Folkes before here,
it, others have dome. (apl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

A FEAsr.-The ladies of the lst Presbyterian
hurch announce a Feast to begin Tomorrow even
NC in the Warwick House. The object is to add to
he fund now being raised by that congregation for
the erection of new house of worship We heartily
this enterprise of the ladies to the favor OF
the public.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

FIRr-A fire occurred in this city about 3 o'clock
saturday morning, by which tenement on the
ner opposite the old Western Hotel destroyed
THE house occupied by Mr.. Mitchell and fami-
H. and "A man named Benagh also had small gro
cery in il. The contents, We believe, were mostly
saved The Hose Company were promptly on the
ground and displayed their usual activity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

DEoLlNEs.--We learn that Mr. Meredith, who was
appointed elector of this Congressional District, by
the Stanton Convention, declines serving. 1t will
therefore be necessary for District Convention to be
held to supply the vacancy thus created.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

nNscsa Aravai-.--.Bust received "a bcn"iiiHt lot
of Pump Boots and Cali and Patent Leather Gait
te hich the attention Of uveis' is invited
AMI lpdsc,s NcDpEALD x HOOPER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

HlNcHEsTERIASs lNJuRED.-In the late appalling
accident on the Panama railway, two young men from
nchester, on their way to California, among
We wonhded. Their names are GEORGE L. BosToN
and JOINS SHARP
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26

TCose RENT wish TO rent out my store
II HOUSE which is In rrst rate order. ] viii make the
very low B II. LEWIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-26
NrEW CLOTmlNC MOuAE.-Thc Der

NEW CLOTUHNes HOT SE.-Tsc subacsib~r
~ taken the House the corn'r of Bank sqnarenex
Messrs Tanner Asher and directly opposite Mr. )
NJ Cobbs, where he has opened stock Of READY MADE
CLDTH1SGand, at los prices for CASH ana 10y STREE al
business hopes merit the patronage ot the com
81 shall attend To making cutting repairing and
cleansing misunderstanding them appear new. Come on
get new clothes done moderate
prices. HENRY SiA"I-E' ageh'.