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English Board Paper ana Envelopes from
De La Rue Co. London, the only ment In the city
just opened by j. N GIMBRIDE $50 Broadway. N B-only
depot In New York for coored initials.
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writing ud impreved-I Is used by all the principal bank
ing and commercial houses throughout the universe.
copies very durable does corode the pen and by
uidity materially facilitates aud assists the opera
Of rapid writing. HENRY STEPHENS g75 Pearl stree
New York and Stamford street. London Sold by all sta
uoners,
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WIsner's Patent Washtub.-We continue to
f nsh this machine wholesale and retail saesroom
No 262 broadway We have he their
utility he greatest labor saving machine Of the age
WlsNER'S PATENT WsSHTUB COMPANY.
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~. q. n. Fredr4cks date Quincy ~ Fred
sr wo1ld respectfully his and friends
&c removed the Photographic apartment 70 80 broad
unY opposite the Metropolitan Hotel AID tat All the farsan
x<s which La this country stun remain with
SA Pictures taken In every style dagperfcotypcs
yhsngrapha snbroypes 4e The rooms are open wee ior
- vvcsptlo. Waters At all hours
O. ID. yREnRICkS, date Quincy vrcdrckrl Y,
nS5 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hosel
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safchcIor's ssAir Dye, wigs and Toupces
superior to AL others fhsy improvements secure
sreci he natural elegance and durabiD
~ His unrvaed and only harmless hair dye applied ~
tSelvo private rooms. at BATCHELOBs 0s 8rnadwsy.
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THE TURF.


(NENTREyILLE COURSE 4. I.-TR0rTING.-SATUR
~ day, sept ~ dSocoes, match sioo, mile heats best
three harness. Peter voorhees, Honest
Peter; H. Woodruff CHI stallion Hiram Woodruff The
above hail from New Jersey the former from Mdlescx
county and the latter from Monmouth county.
JOEL CoNRLrN, Proprietor.
L,AsHroN JOCKEY CIuB,-GENrLFMRN DEsIROps
OF joining the Fashion Jockey Club will apply through
member 10 the undersigned, at the New York Hotel between
land o'clockP. NJ J. A. VALENTINE. scc'y v. J. q.
DAcES-FAsHION couRsE-FALB MEETTNG.-TIIE
IL fall meeting Of the Fashion Jockey Club will commence
Tuesday September y and continue four days Several
fine stakes led and brilliant contests be
sonaby expected For particulars Porter's spirit and
Spirit 81 The Times j. VALENTINE, Secretary ~ J. G.
UTyIoN COURSE, L. I-TROTTrNG LON THURSDAY
~ Sept - at O'Clock match for $1,000 two miles ane
repeat. 10 wagons. H. Woodruff names Prince. Geo
spicer b. Lantern Cars leave The South ferry
Brooklyn for the Course at "a o'clock and return
the sport IN over. Fare 70 90 and return, 20 cents.
SHAW WHITE, Propric,ors.
Union COURSE d. I.-TR0TTTNG.-FRfDAy.s HPr.,
~ lph nj O'Clock. r. match for xsn mile heats best
three In Eve 70 WAGONS Mr. Hiram wooirun names br m
Musty Mr. W. Wheelan names g. Hawley. Stages leave
Peek clip ferry. Williamsburg every hall hour and return
the trot 10 over. SHAW WHITE. Proprietors
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per Persia several superior u) soft hats Of
which offer counters. LEARY CO., leader
and inroducers of fashion, Aston House. Broadway
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nMENEE OMEMEEi OME2EE. OMEMEE
~ This novel. by Henry William Herbert, Is admitted
by all literary men TO be
GREATEST
the days Cooper exceeds In interest
al that Cooper Published u
PoRIEn's SPIair OF TIE TINES.
wheh contains pages OF other deeply int
restr literary matter.
Price six cents.
Office Appletons Building 3l5 Broadway Of Lesnart
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09
LATEST NEWS.
psmocratic N,tional Convention !.

The Chair requested TINT the Conyeniionshould
be orderly as possible. When the first ballot was
cast some person in the gallery Kissed at the
vote for Mr. Buchanan The chair declared that
unless the person kissing exposed he would
order the gallery TO be cleared.
Tho New York Sofs cast Tor Mr.. Pierce. IL
votes, aud the hards cast II for Mr.. Buchanan.
In the second ballot Mr.. Buchanan gained "a
votes (ihe Is votes rs cast alternately by the
llards X Salts counting only ia in order to pre-
serve the exact quality OF the vote Of the two
delegations the half of 80 Pierce tossing 3;
Douglas | ! Cass gaining one. In the third ballot
Mr. buchanan lost one. Mr.. Pierce and Mr.
Douglas gained =. In Kentucky Buchanan gain
ed aud Douglas lost Wisconsin. Douglas gain
ed one and Cass lost in Ohio.
On the fourth ballot only the change, except
by the regular change in the New York vote, was
IN Kentucky, where Buchanan and Pierce gain
ed on ea h, and Douglas lost .
On the fifth ballot Buchanan gained and
Pierce lost |. In Massachusetts Buchanan lost
IA and Douglas gained Ia
On the sixth ballot Tennessee changed II votes
rom Pierce to Buchanan. In Kentucky Buch-
man gained =, Pierce and Douglas lost g. The
announcement of the change in the vote of Ten
was received with cheers, which were
ihecked by the President.
On the 9TH ballot, Femme ssee turned from Buch-
nan to Douglas IL votes and Arkansas changed
Ter four votes from Pierce to Douglas, Bachanan
aimed one in Massachusetts,: and Georgia chm
red from Pierce and gave seven tn Douglas and
hree to Bnchanan--Pierce folks looking down
ward and Douglas gaining pluck.
On the 9Th vote Buchanan gained two in Ken
uoky.
On the 9th vote Buchanan gained one in Mas
.achusetts and Maryland and lest one in Keu-
lucky.
On the 10th vote Vermont change from Pierce
to Douglas five votes aud Douglas gained two in
Ohio.
On the 18th vote Maryland,gave her entire vote
to Buchanan, which was met by loud cries of mot
lost"
On the 10Th there no material change.
| On the 18th vote, Rhode Island broke from
| Pierce, casting two votes for Buchanan, aud two
! for Pierce.
! An unsuccessful effort made to adjourn
On the l4h vote Rhode Island cast her whole
vote tor Buchanan.
The following is the vote by States ON the frs
| ballot:
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Later fIom Kansas.

ST. LOUIS. June 6.--Thc Kansas City Enter
prise of the ODD inst. says that Mr.. j. M. Bay
nard left ST. Bernard for Westport, on Friday
last. and has not been heard Of He is supposed
TO have been murdered by the aboiionsts.-
d. II. Hamilton and John Lux, who went in search
of him, have been taken by the sbolitonists.--
Marshal Donaldson and seven men, on Friday
were fred upon near Lawrence. by party of so
abotion.ts. A conflict ensued. during which
several of the Marshal's men we're wounded. Mr..
II. A. Carly states that some men belonging to
the same company. were attacked and all serious
" Injured by the abotionists. He came for
men and horses and twenty five of Buford's par
tv will Immediately start for the rescue. Capt
PATHS Company, who went to Hickory Point, to
suppress outrages were ttacked by the aboli-
tinnists: two of the men were killed. Another
fight between the same parties took place
Black Jacks. Nine abolitionsts and thirteen
pro slavery men were killed. among whom were
Cant. PATHS and James Niece, Capt. Longs
Company of Wyandotte Indians were united to
Prattis command.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

Died on the 2nd inst, at his residence. in Rock
bridge, the mouth of North River, after most
violent and distressing illness of four weeks of inter-
nal Inflammation. Mr.. PETER \. SAILING, aged fiji
ty-siN.
Mr.. Sailing was honest kind hearted, worthy
and respectable man; quick and impulsiye in his
temperament but pacablc aud forgiyng in his dis
position. wirm in his attachments and true to his
friendships. He had large amount of practical
charity in his composition. No poor man ever went
from his house with am empty bag because he had no
money TO pay for grist of corn; and in several in
stances he voluntarily rendered his endorsement for
large sums TO persons he liked and who needed his
aid lie was the indulgent of creditors, and to
his servants he was father rather than master
BY the long-eontnued exercise of the old-iashioned
virtues of sefdenyng frugality and personal atten-
ton to business he had acquired one of the first es-
tates In the county, which having children of his
own, after the most ample provision for his widow he
distributed among his younger relations and friends
expressly providing that all his just debts should
be paid, that his debtors should not be pushed and
that his servants should be treated with the most in
dulgent humanity.
Bsis" Republican please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

The WHEAT CRofs=-EARLy SowlKG--We haze Just
heard from Culpeper, Sposylsania and Caroline and
the universal testimony is that wherever the wheat
was sown early there is promise ola fine yeld-espe-
eilly OF the guanoed wheat In Calpeperand the up
per parts of spotsyyania tlooks remarkably well and
Is already too far advanced 10 he much hurt BY ny
ehnch bug and joint worm, which have almost de-
sroyed the wheat in lower Spots lyania aud part of
Caroline. In the former the farmers win scarcely
make seed1her chief return will he the lesson that
to sow early, between the lst and 18th Aug, their
fathers did is the best security against their enemies
fredericksburg Neics
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09
Democratic National Convention


CINCINNATI, June 6.--1he Convention re as
sembled at o'clock this morning. and immedi
ately proceeded to ballot for candidate for the
Pre- sidency. The result was follows.
FIFTEENTH BALLor.-Buchanan 1854. Pierce
3! Douglas lIS4. Cass AZ.
President Pierce's name was then with drawn
by tho New Hampshire delegation.
SIXTEENTH LoT,-Buchanan 1861 Douglas
l2l, CASSIE
SEVENTEENTH BALLOT. buchanan 296.
When the result of the ballot was announced
by the char,the utmost Enthusiasm was manfes-
ted in all parts of the Hall.
The Convention then adjourned.
Since the adjournment of the Convention the
city has been in a constant state of excitement.
Various clubs from Pennsylvania, Headed by u
Phadelp hia band and bearing monster ban
ner, paraded the streets. The Young Mems IT,
Mon Club of New York fired salute and there
is much enthu sasm among the Democrats.
After the adiournment,the Missouri delegation
waited on the Illinois delegation, when Gen.
Shields of Missouri presented Gen Richardson of
Illinois with splendid hickory stick gift
from Gen. Stringfeow of Kansas
On re-assembling tho Convention proceeded
Immediately to ballot for candidate for the Vice
Presidency
The first ballot resulted as follows: For j. c.
Breckenridge SIS, Quitman So Boyd 80, Fitzpat-
rick II, A. V. Brown % lerschel V. johnson 81.
Rusk 9, Polk s. Dobbins 10. There being no
choice. the Convention pro ,eeded to second bal
lot, when J. c. breckenridge of Kentucky
unanimously elected. The utmast enthusiasm
was manifested at the result
The Convention then adjourned till the after.
noon.
On re assembling in the afternoon,a resolution
plcdgng all the constitutional power of the gov.
eminent to the construction of rail road to the
Pacific was adopted-ayes 205, noes 80.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09
Eaigies of President Pierce and Mr.. Biooks

EniEfts . :, .
CONCORD. Jnne 5.--This morning efiges Of
President Piereo and Preston S. Brooks were
found hanging in front of the State House eighty
feet from the ground, at the top of the Pierce
and King liberty pole in 1852. An effigy of Col.
George was also found in another part of the city,
bearing the words 1.-THE glorious and God like
administration Of Pierce"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09
ARRIVALS AT THE
Washington HOUSE Snead ~ Clark, props

JUNE 1.-R Steptoc, W c Wilson, o p Onsbey
Miss Steptoe, Bedford; } Pettgrew, V Il 7 Il;
$ Pierce, Floyd;J W Miller, city; II Buckner, Il
Il r; f Petigrew, Major Rockhrdge An
drew lIagan, Pittsylvania; p Hunter, JW Clup, h
g Payne, Campbell; l. Glenn, Lexington; } 4 Lef
twich Liberty; G Suage, Richmond d Morrison,
Waynesborouph; II Kent Chester
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09
Congressional.

THURSDAY, June 8, 1856 --SENATE.-Th Sc
nate met this morning, and there only about
n dozen, Senators present, when. for the want Of
quorum, an adjournment took place until Mon
day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
There were only about thirty members pres
ent. No business was done The House adjourn
ed until TO morrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09
Fatal Railroad Accident,

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, June Ga collision DC
cured on the Central Rail Road this morning,
by the meeting of two Express trains. One On
gneer and u lady passenger named Stephens, of
Albany, were killed, and fifteen or twenty pas
sengers badly injured
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09
ritp aMO state aHairS.

uorSr VERNON AssoeIArioS-We are requested to
- that there will be meeting OF the Mount YER
"a Association at the house Of DR.. Blackford, on
Taesday afternoon at O'Clock. II is earnestly de-
sred that the members will be present, as important
h,,iness will be transacted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

WEEKLY vRoNIAY.-The propretors of the Daily
and Tri-Weekly Nirginian. commenced the issue of n
weekly edition OF that paper on the second inst
II. columns contain fine quantity of well selected,
and original matter An enterprise of this sort will
h well adapted to the taste OF many within the range
a their circulation and will doubt be met with
b,,rty responsive wish them abundant success
Salem Register
The second number of the WEEKLY will be issued
tomorrow morning, aud will contain choice selec-
tin1s from the previous weeks DAILY aud TRI-wEEK-
~ Those wishing to become subscribers would do
well to enter THEN names AT once.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

CTAGE DRIVER WANTED.-A first rate Dri.
- of steady habits to take charge of Team from Allie
ghsny Sprngst Shawsvllle white preferred Apply
this office may 9o.dts
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uGEs ,pEau sAIOOS-We have opened, ia

with the Union bakery, an
where Of Ice Cream can always ma goou soE
Parties nnnicd with aly quantity shortest notice We
butiness to please those VINO may Ia
with their custom. oili II o. a,ooti-
p Crackers Cakes and Pies-fresh baked every
day as usual. go =,
Thankful generous public for the liberal patronage they
have years by paying attention to
the patrons they hope still 20 mort ana receive
4 share of 5 fayors.r ofllH a Mooi'E
Dn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

tipues market for NEGROES, OF Ooth sexes between
the ogcs of 10 and years including Mechanics such
AS Backsmitbs Carpenter and wiz the highest mar
ket prcos in cash Office newly erected brick building
on lit or Lynch street Immediately in rear OF the Farmers
Bank where prepared (having erected buildings with
thai Wow To board egroes Lynchburg for sale or 9th
erwise moderate and keep them az secure as
-, 49, 10 drciy SETH WOODROOF.
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sNsNE SILVER PLATED {: q % y s.---W e

Il would respectfully call Che nollge Of tG puDe 20 veY
fine silver plated goods when we nave JUST re-
ceived consisting fine plated Tea Setspain and chaste
without Table Casters OF entirely new styles
bottles; Fruit and Cake Basketsi sirup jugs
Plates Sugar Bowls Cream pots Salad Piekle ana o
Stands Table and Chamber Candlesticks, FORKS spoons
Pitchers Communion Services Butter and Pickle
Knives Butter Coolers &c All of these articles are OF
the very best silver plate pure metal from one OF he hs
% is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

FINE ToBAceo-Messrs Jno. H. K Sam'l Tyrce it
will be perceived report to-day among their recent
sales of tobacco few hogsheads at the prettest fig
ures. Three hogshcads from Campbell for 1872 o..
Tat will do--furrah for Campbell and our friend
Morgan. Where is BedfordP
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

"A Sealing Cans aud Jars for Preserving Fresh Fruits To
matoGs, &c, by Theoretically Scaling.
There additional of wrenchcs, tunnels
spelling Of Fruit by with Cement India Rubber Lead
other offensive deleterous matter The Cans and Jars
prepared for Sealing and the purchaser has only
heat the slightly, when the Can Jar is filled with
fresh fruit, and press down into channel the outside
filed with and the work of Theoretically Sealing is
The strongly made Tin and the Jars Of finely
glazed reproof yellow Get The best Can, which Is
Ahurs and don't fruit and thousands
families did last year, by using Cans made pn
cipe ladies invited call and examine these Cans
Jars, before purchasing For sale wholesale and retail
by ANDREW BOYD,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

N SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO cAI4-(Of
iICE 1874 fRONT sraEEr NKw )rariicunr attention
paid 10 SALES OF TOBACCO and consignmons direct tnm
the NrrInia Manufacturers solicited
REFERENCES--A. d A. Lawrence a Co, Boston Alien
4 Paxson New York Courtney Cushing Baltimore !
Davenport. Allen 90, Edmond, Davenport Co, Ludnin
n Watson james o. Heath, late auditor and Grcushnw *
Co. Richmond; MeCoklo q Jones' Mcdaniel Hurt s. Pres
ton, T. g. Ferguson a Co. and Miller Crensbaw Lynch
burg
n B.-Illying established branch Of house In New
York resident partner In that city will his personal
the wing. ranshppug and securing The low
of freight rce OF comnissionl all goods copsGn
ed % our Francisco House.
Messrs Edmond Davenport Co. Will act for MS al ltleh
nond cod
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

A PREMATURE oBiruARy-"LJe and death Of Sam
IN Virginia. This is the title of book "by n
Virginian which have received from the publish
err A. Morris, Richmond, through G. Morse, Lynch
hlrg 1t is rather singular to see the obituary of
m IN published while he is yet alive and hearty, and
would be kicking if he knew the author of this SLAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

Miss JFRrsHA SNooKss has due thanks for her
nresent. We have no doubt that it is very appro-
nriate representative of herself.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09
R1cHxouD ADvHRTIsRMENTs.

FORWARDING u C0MNsga1cN 1Ce6.
II sEss-The wibseraes having discontinued the erossry
and ship hsuuery bu,;nes viii give kis uHdsyd attention
to the FORWARDING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
His e-aon enables forward goods aud prodnee Al
very tte expense asn shs customary dsayaee and
from The basin -
Discharged lea aed h Kind OF eather
Nhsrves ~ tins use % 1arpa
llna he ship tobaeeo Unnecessary withost 70
whors the slightest mary-os b load Asa snsosaea W.
der shed rhis will always issrrs 2renpl shipHent
rreN,cs .odand goods pur.hsssson consignment
may n-ts ~ = L..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09
PIANOS! Piamos.-Thc sun

PIANOS. PianOs.-The subscriber, man
facurer respectfully invites the attention of all
~ III n who wish purchase PIANOS, to call at his
y u Ware rooms, Main Street, Lynchburg Va, op
pos the Warwick House. where always be found
ortnen Of unsurpassed PIANOS both in and sweet
ness of tone finish and durability of workmanship in
rosewood cases carved plain &c and which will be sold
very low for good gotiabe paper All instruments
are warranted in every respect
Old Pianos taken in exchange
Music of all description always on hand Pianos and all kinds
musical repaired and tuned Warerooins on
the secou1 floor; entrance through the alley
june 3ts % hhMi I'LL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09
a LYNCMBURG RURNl.
" TURE EMPORIUM.-The sub
IL scriber, having re-open9d at his old
stand, would inform his friends aud

" TURE EMPORIUM-The sub
IL scriber having re-open9d at his old
Z stand would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he has large and
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE, surprising
any thing before exhibited in this city. Among the
and beautiful articles he forlear to mention
pmptons Bedsiead and Toilet Table
bned This only ingenious contrivance
but that challenges the admiration OF all who behold IT,
Those wishing purchase respectfully solicited TO call.
No charge examination Of stock and but little
should buy Ali work sold securely packed free Of charge
Hair and Shuck mattresses made TO order.
Z. j. FOLKS.
- call Folkes before purchasing elsewhere,
you may regret It. others have done Iapl q dAely
VNANTED-Te Hire, sseaay, middle aged
w WOMAN, nurse Enquire Il the ctoehng Bazaar
Of s1l BURROUGHS, sHAfER& CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

M
~ acoueduct Black Water Creek and to enable the
the enlargement Of the Basin at Iyncburg
s out portion Of tho excavation below the
surface Canal the navigation will be Interrupted and
division of the Canal follows On tho
Gts level below WatcrWorks Dam the water viii be
drawn the 4tb of June enable the Company to build
Raw Dams Canal above and below Black Water
Creek the 18th of June the level will be filed by
means of tank Black Water Creek, after
which navigation will remain open above and below said
until the 27 june when the will be drawn
off the from Iynchburg 10 the Combined Locks and
remain until the 10th July when the navigation will be full
Notice hereby given all using
from the Canal below the Black Water Acqucduct for mill
ing DR. purposes that will be allowed be
drawn the Canal for purpose whatever from the b
June 10 the 9th June.
by order of the President of the ]. r. e. X. CO
JAMES NJ. HARRIS,
d l2iuy Stunt Reps
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

IOtu1, W 100 10 II
The Convention then adjourned until A NJ. to-
morrow (Friday.)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

TELEcRApHIc.--Thc posts for our telegraphic line
are now up tothis place. We should not be surpris
difby next issue we were able to give our read
ers Geographic dispateh--Sdlem Register.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

AVu SPRIN0Srheae Springs Will be open for tho roeop
lion Of visitors the Isl day of June 1tad
They situated In Montgomery County, Va one andn
half miles the Virginia Tennessee X Road nom which
there 4 a Branch Rail Road to the Springs,
leaving Richmond or 1ot"shurg after raakaat
the Springs by o'clock r. NJ same day, all the
by Hall Road.
accommodations have been much extended since
last reason large and comfortable and capable
of accommodating 900 persona.
The Iynehbnrg and Abingdon Telegraph Company
building Brsnch of their Limo to the Springs which viii be
In operation early In June.
very large BATH HOUSE haa been built since last
Address no III, MOSBf,
may pGdSc Montgomery w. n. n, Co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

4 BOY being sent fora cents worth of Maccaboy
snuff forgot the name of the article, and asked for
cents worth OF make-a-boy sneeze
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

These may be found in abundance east OF the Blue
Ridge Patrick county alone could fournsh the whole
Union with copper Besides the coal OF the East and
the Southeast the kanawha region possesses an in
eyhaustible supply. In kanawha there is an enor-
nous vein of Camel coal the most beautiful and val
nahle of all coal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

" MCDONALD& HO0PERS.
To McCorkle o., Jones