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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29
Our Reidions Nth Great Brifjan.


WASHlNGToN, Feb. 90 The intense excite
ment occasoned here by the Geographic dis
patches of the foreign adyices by the steamers
Atlantic and Asia hes been allayed by the as
surance that there is nothing in the Government
dispatches since received calculated to diminish
the hope that our difference with England may be
pacilically arranged although our relations with
that country are not materially changed since
the advces received per steamer Canada.
Mr.. Buchanan probably left England on the
Goth, on a tour though the Continent.
Mr.. Dallas will soon receive written instrac-
tions relative 10 his mission to England. his in
tercourse with the Government having hereto
fore been of verbal character.
The Government dispatches from England
show that many of the specnlations and asser-
tons of the British press and statesmen are I'M
true. Nor is there ground for The 'umor that an
angry alteration between Lord Clarendon and
Mr.. buchanan had occurred.
1t may be confidently asserted that no formal
proposition has been made by Grent Britain to
arbitrate the impending difficulties. Under the
present circumstances it is believed that our
government would not accept that mode of ad-
Justment.
The response of the President ia the resolu-
ton of the Senate. calling for the documents in
the British enlistment case will probably be sent
in to morrow and will show gross inaccuracies
in the foreign press and public relative to
the true State of the question
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

An extraordinary 1t CRY Is circulating in tn"
Par, s'ionu>. Hero it is: Towards the last
days ct January, sol, the Car Nicholas. alone
in his study. all at ooee before him "a monk
of gigantic statue, Of whom he instantly de-
,nanded what he wanted The monk replied
u have come to warn YOU. II you undertake
this war from pure motives, you will succeed;
but if from your own personal ambition, you Will
fail-ynur armies will be vanquished, and you
yourself will coGe to All untimely end before the
close of the war -
The Car rushed at his visitor, and called the
eualds from the ante chamber. The guards
came, and found the Gar olufehing n Tin air
and exolaimng, The monk the monk - VIII"
has seen him Prevent his escape Such is
the tale that was stcaIthly whispered in St Pc.
,rr-burg. in the last DAYS Of January, 1884, and
which was written. ON the lst of February.
by a diploma;i,t then in Russa. and transmitted
tn Paris
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29
Sales only in small lots from

nearly exhausted. Sales only in small lots from
store to fill orders.
Nothing of moment doing in Tobacco. Stock
light. Holders firm
A moderate business in Dry Goods.
Whiskeyis dull. Transactions very limited
Price Dropping
Tho Money market continues easy without
change in rates of Discount The banks are ne
gotiating most of the good paper offering We
quote the street rates at to Q, and 10 aud II per
cent; discount as to time aud quality. Ex-
change ON London 9a94 per cent. premium.
Neie Orleans. FEB. 25--Cotton market
is better. Sales Of $500 bales mddling at % ut
%.
Charleston, Feb 2j.- Cotton-The market is
easier, but prices are not lower.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29
CITY auO State aWatrS.


- ss will be held the Methodist Protestant Church
a evening At O'clock for the purpose of promoting the
es of Ivnehburg College Addresses expected to be
II ,ed by Mai Garland Messrs TRIBE, Speed and othors
hone the meeting viii be largely attended actuated by
nrhened appreciation on the part ofhosc present oi the
Il # for which it IS called
AesoLurioS IS OF THANKs-At n meeting of the Lynch
Auxiliary Society lie the Mount Vernon State Assoca
a the following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
J,ai That vote thanks be Mr.. s. Gar.
Il T for able and eloquent address delivered upon the
II che I'D inst and mat committee be appointed by
9b9r communicate this resolution, and request copy
I That the thanks Society are hereby return.
Il ynehburg Musical Association for their valuable
anrr generously bestowed at our recent celebration
q - riat Secretary of this Society be requested
e5py Of these resolutions to the Musical Associations
y hat the city papers be requested to publish them.
accordance with the first resolution letter ad.
ID +, Mr. Garland by committee of ladies, requesting
Of his address for publication in reply which he de.
] -. complying with the request.
i ,sxr VERNON CoxcERr-wc informed that the net
f the concert given the 22d in this city for
Z ost of the Mount Vernon Association were s2l5
4.orpous--The steam engine belonging to Mr., A. Tay-
a. Carpenters Shop, on the turnpike near Mr. VIM d
rs factory we'll calculated TO scare horses attached to
= Nv horse came very near running away with me,
n being frightened AT the steam putting out should be
\ oved '' -"
skeleton supposed 10 De lhht OF an lnuah)
discovered about weeks since by party Of children.
r ont hunting sheep, in a cliff ofrocks Gales noun
The body had been wrapped in finely dressed buck
mud enclosed by pile of rocks either side and then
ed by sevara sticks of elm wood and large slab stone
kin was the finest quality. and strong and
\ annarenly as it The in which this
ton was found entirely dryand is supposed that
always been The news and bones of the skeleton
all connected Near it were found at the time
,bern vessel pairs of moccasns both equal
n AZ sound as eyer.-Farmers Friend
. sht.
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL is deighting the people Of Rich
snnd with her dramatic Representations
ere has been explosion Of fire Damp at the Black
n cath Pits by which two were killed.
REV BEKJAMIN Holt RICE. ID DThe friends of the Rev.
h. Rice W regret his DEATH which occurred at his
sdence near Hampden Sidney College, in the county of
Prince Edyv ard last Sabbath morning at "a o'clock He
been attacked by paralysis while preaching on the Sab
III previous from which he Petersburg In
iptncer
,rrFHPT TO BURN Man AND HIS WIFE-A small negro
,a,aed Maria slave Sarah Howeron was convicted
before the Mayor of attempt to murder Mr. ana
Iseg Petit by placing fire between the beds occupied
i nom 81 Monday night.-R Dispatch
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29
Appointments Confirmed bv the Senate.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 27.--Ihe Senate has con-
firmed the following appointments by the Presi-
dent;
Louis =. Parsons of New Ilapmshre Consul
of the L. 5. for Pointa Petre Island Guadalupe.
Robert e. Scott. ir., OF Virginia, L. 5. Con
sui for Rio de Jaleire vice Il. @. Scott sen, re-
signed.
u. G. 5. Key, Navy Agent, at Baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

New YORK. Feb. 27.-1he Long Island Sound
is nearly clear of ice, and the steamers of the
Bay State lines Resumed thcir rGns by the in
land route 10 Fall River today.
WAsHlNGroN, Feb q. The Potomas River
Is now open. The steamer Peshatan starts to-
morrow morning on her regular trips to Acquia
Creek
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Teas Debt Bin accepted at the United States


WAsuISGToN, Feb 27.-rhe Secretary of the
Treasury has formally accepted the recent action
of the Texas Legislature the debt, regarding
the bill full release of the United Siates.-
The money will be paid to the bond holders at the
expiration of the required ninety days notice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

"a this day entered into partnership under the style and
firm of lRBI SAUNDERS Tor the purpose Of transacing
awholesao aud retail Grocery and Commission husnes aud
have taken the house lately occupied by Mss Ne Daniel Hurt
Preston, the depot of the Va. Tenn L. r., where
they VIII be pleased to the Of the firms
saunders anel IIul Preston, together
with all others who may favor them with their business
!. j. IRRY.
JAS. SAUNDERS.
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Large Meeting in Baitimofe-yro against
+. p. Birir's Speaking tor Baltimore Mer

chants.
BALTIMORE Feb 21.-A large meeting of mer
chants and others citizens was held in Exchange
at noon to-day, at which indignant speeches were
made, and strong resolutions adopted, protesting
against Francis Z. blair assuming to represent
citizens OF Baltimore, in the Black Republican
Convention at Pittshurg. Cochran the President
OF the bogus meeting that appointed Blair, wan
ted to speak, but the meeting refused to hear him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

Pl RN - Agent iui and fet II conduct,
in 3 city of Lynchirg, a WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS Bl SlNESS. Al sales made by him he
No for purchases credit Will la binding
on lie 1dtWI HORACE l. kINI,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
FUTURE DAYS.

NObhNG.-Ry u decree
- 81 the Nirenl Court for Nelson county pronounced
me s'N 81 peteher leai in the Of Wilson rcors aud
Nathan lohins surviving partners Ac John j.
If, Ae the undersigned directed among ohca things
taxi ah account ct any debt demand against the
Jamts stevens and binding hs real estate aud enable
The said oomm>sinner To take said aueout he directed
publish his notice ion
newspaper published IN the city of Llnchburg warning all
tee OF inc SAID JamsS stevens d,cc To appear before
nun some speeod time and place and prove Their said debts
and demands
Notice hereby accordingly given all the creditors
SAD JAMES stevens dord that have appointed Thursday
the 10th day Of April next the tune and my Office the place
OF taxing SAID account when aud whore they will attend and
prove their demands
n H. LOVING, Comr.
Iov1NasroN. February p2d 1855 l0r alwtw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

IA The dO-parinerslsip
NJ SAUNDERS ~ iRBY having expired by limitation Is
This day dissolved We rcrn thanks old friends aud
customer 3+ heir liberal patronage have been In bus
Task their continuance 10 the concern of RBY
y SAL NDEHS.
rhose.udehted win please forward aud settle
r old accounts early practicable very d,sra
bl" to wind up the affairs OF the old concern.
SAUNDERS Il IRBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

w Institution is In successful operation, and the
competent Instructors secured
The present will close the last day ~
February. the LIST day March the second will
for the scholastic will continue
The charges for this session which II will bu
observed month shorter than the sessions will he In the
future. follows, viz:
Board, Fuel Light, Washing and Tuition in Collegiate
Department. SIS O.
Board. Fuel Light, Washing and Tuition in Prcparatu-
rNDepartment. ~ ~
Tuition Musical Department. IL
German French, and all Ornamental Branches, EACH co
For Greek and Latin cllfrge will be made.
furnished with complete Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus Every attention h sid To the health
and comfort of the pupis.
Bone half of the bills he paid in advance The
close of each session No deduction will be
made except in of protracted illness.
For further particulars address the Principal RoEDEI
the Subscribers. ID. F. BlTTLE
]. A. BROWN,
fe6w2m L. d. HANCOCK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

n The Spring session of this Institution will ON We'd
ncsday, the 10th February with the following faculty
REV JOHN c. BLACKWELL A. NJ President aud Professor Of
Natural Science.
WI PA0E A. NJ Professor of English and Classical Iito
J. J. POTTS, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics.
pRFor Professor of Modern Languages and Music
Mrs l.. A. PKEor, Assistant Modern Languages aud Mu-
sic.
MISS : VERIFY, lnstructress In Ornamental Branches.
Miss SARAH COBB Assistant English and Scientific Branch
Miss MARY +. EDw ARDS, Assistant in Music
Miss VI. w. BLACKWELL Assistant in Music and French
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. ..nnan..Lr NEAmuxNCUnInsa.

well timbered LAND, III
CamnhoIl County Va 10 miles from Lynchburg,
near Failing Creek nonng the property owned hy Dr
Flood and formerly owned by Samuel Branch.
conditions Of sale. apply to rs by letter directed f.
Richmond. Va AME> H. GARDINER,
an oo.cIavts GEO s. PALMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29
,alDIDATE. F0E OFt5IGN.

- VI are authorized to announce MATHEW y NOW
- .l.c,ion lfc 29dGctde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

" shall open in Jew days large ply of new Goods.
They will be sold At all times very cheap for cash Ii
purpose TO keep constantly hand ell assorted stock.
To do this shall receive nearly every week fresh Goods by
Canal Railroad and Express line. IND !. ptRNIS
fe Dts % Agent Tor Horace /. Kent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29
pNREsH OysTERs.-lool. a, ,.,. citizen. Of

n
Lynohburg and all lovers o good Oysters Fresh Oysters
81 . per gallon, at the Depot, bridge Main.
just call in and examine the article and will hnd them to
he fresh and nice andof superior quality offered
In this market have made TO have Oysters
fresh day and mistake; will also keep hand
supply of Picked Oysters, of the best quality.
JOHN 4 HUNT, Agi
fe Is diflm for L. Rowe, jr, Il Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29
BALTIMORE.

EII.MOR HOUSE.
N MoHuMrsT SQUARE, Baltimore, Nd.
j. MILDEBERGER SMITH,
Proprietor
W ~ ,uNrn late of the St Nicholas HOTEL New York,
Suncrntondcpt tfe 18dAcly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29
NvEw HOOKS. NEW B0SNS.:--

- We are authorised 10 announce BOOKER +. SMITH
candidate Tor the office OF sheriff OF Campbell county at the
, nsninE eoetion. lJfh y "Not@-i 'L'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

"a conducted in this city by JoHN J. Puny1s my Agent
discontinued from this date All persons indebted
qp'str To make Immediate mont 10 Mr. Pnrvs who Is
authorized to receive the JAMES $. KENT.
Iyntl.Hg-. Feb. !. lrlG fu b-llw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

Superintendent lie IsdAcIy
uuOpKINa. HULL Il CO., Wholesale Dry
III GOODS MERCHANTS No. 25s Baltimore street, Top
posite Hanover sroet) Baltimore.
BASIL H. HOPKINS,
ROBERT HULL,
WILLIAM II. RYAN
TIlos w. ATKINSON.
BALTIMORE, February 10Th. 1856
We take liberty of calling the attention OF the Virginia
Merchants the very stock Sflng and summer
Goods receiving We have been encouraged by
the liberal patronage with which have been favored agnn
To- extend our shall this be prepared
larger Varied stock than have ever be-
fore had the best trade shall sell
Goods NJ tho prompt dealers We shall Offer
large aud elegant stock of LADIES DRESS GOODS In al
dtton u usual stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMEbIlc
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
stock has been purchased with great care and on Tho
best terms make II To the inter
very first class Of trade TO dea with u.s. we shall
bee glad to have call aud examine our stock when son
% market
Orders shall be carefully and promptly attended to-
l. HOPKINS. HULL & co.
T. SWo have recently been appointed Agents OF the Ma.
yand Pentcn,ary for the sale of their Goods e ald3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29
u AprEs. MISSES. CuII.DxEN.-. orcn.d

yesterday three trunks Of SHOES In the lot La
dos Morocco Kid and Goat Boots and Buskns Misses an
Chldens Goat Boots and also something very important
Just thdrous nice little black and eolored Shoes, OF
sizes very scarce In the city, viz Is, A. IS and Us,
IA SEABIlRN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

N0TICE.-iIayinR purchased Of Messrs. Mcdaniel Hurt
~ Preston their entire stock 81 Groceries aud taken the
formerly occupied by them prepared offer
patrons OF Mcdaniel Hurt Preston former
the public generally large and wen selected
Groceres Liquors STAPLE Dry Goods &C. which
offer at lowest market rates for ash or to prompt customers
usual time.
We will give particular attention To the COMMISSION
BUSINESS will sell all kinds country produce consign
generally will render sales promptly and cash them
when dtsed will liberal advances produce hand
and " III receive FORWARD GOODS at the
when funds Deposited produce placed in hand
charges
IRBY & SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

- days all indebted either to iiobfon
Arnistead Louis L. Armstead viii very much oliRe me
bv coming forw ard md paving then LITTLE BILLS.
Master Henry NJ Williamson has full authority 10 col
lcct ~ % said bills. ........... =.
fa i4.d3r4w i4ot II L. AhhNl Ehp,
NX-nEAT WASIED.-Ne wish TO engage 10000
w bushels If Wheat immediate delivery. Persons
hay ing any To dispose will lind ii TO their Interests 70 give
emil. itAN'i'h-'H =" "'hN"'
. +. 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

HOUSE AND sign PAINTlNSs.-s am still
engaged in e above bnneaa aud at prepared
undertake all kinda of HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
either nse nothing bui the best material
employ bn good naFkme, and therefore with
confidence all who favor with their work tn
they rely upon having Wel done Ny chagcs
Houahie aud uniform.
Persons in the country having painting to do would find 10
their write before engaging their
all times ready them at the shortest notlcr
Grateful my friends and for the liberal
patronage for tho las years Hope
merit a continuation Of their fay J. 4, WOODSON
House ard Sign Painter Lyncbhtrg, Va.
Y B--As the hand for Cleaning. &c.
would say that shall pay particular attention. this Spring
Whitening and colorng hnr finished Walls and trilngs
fe lI.dseam :. T.. W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

p,saERous--The steam engine belonging to Mr. A. Tay-
l.. earpenters' shop, on the turnpike near Mr. VIM D.
sctorv is we'll calculated to horses attached to
- NJ horse very near running away with me,
eny frightened at the steam putting out 1t should be
- AN OBSERVER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

varxr VERNON CoNeERr-we are informed that the net
Ids of the concert given the ed in this city for the
4, ~ the Mount Vernon Association were S2l5.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

nIOpKINs. HULL n CO., Wholesale Dry
IL GOODS MERCHANTS No. 25s baltimore street, Top
Hmm airn lnnrn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

uDaSSsII a SONS, Conn mission Merchants,
j PETERSEN re, VA-partieular attention paid to the
sale and purchase Wheat Flour Tobacco aud Merchandise
GENERALLY. Advances made eonsignments.
WILLIAM PANNILL,
HENRY PANNlLL,
sup94dSclv JOSEPH PANNILL.
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,nEEsNNCE, nAIAMANDER sAFEs.-
ions RoWLErr M TAssoR, y. A. WEIsIaET
HOusN KOWuETT n 60, General Gom nm II

- SION MERCHANTS No ll6 Sycamore street, Peters
burg, Va.
Particular attention paid 10 sales of TOBACCO, FLOUR,
WHEAT. CoTroS aud Country Produce generally
Prompt quick every unless request
ud TO store.
Farmers supplied with pure Peruvian and Mexican Guano,
Lime Plaster Dust Seeds Agricultural Machinery. I'M
plemonts sc, sc, DE Burga super Phosphate Of Lime,
Mont gomcry Premium Rocknway Fan Mills Scous Little
Giant WATTS Cnf Brace piowa &e. lfc6-dly
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vNRy TIE PIANO FIRST,



Il MISSION AND FoRW ARDING MERCHANTS AND
DEALERS IN GUANo AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLE.
MENTS, PETEHsBuRG, NaIroduee consignmens solicited
attention of the partners Refer
Io james Saunders. Sam Miller, Ambrose
Ituckcr chburg Thomas Wallace Hon John May Paul
& McIlwane. VIM T. ioynes Petersburg Warwick Banks.
dale lIaxall & Co Rirhuiond THOMAS BRANCH,
JAS. X. BRANCH,
iy 96.deds .JNO 7. BRANCH.
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q nRoTmEM.s :roccr. a Com.

Va. isep l5d&clum
uNRANNlIN q, BR0THEK, siroccrs n Conn
house. Main street LynburR Va have just received large
and general Stock Of Groceries consisting Of every article in
line; stock Of Blankets ullcd Cloths keseys
Satlnets Plaid ncy Cotton olnnburgs Browns and Bleach
ed Domostics Calico Boots and Shoes Wool Hats
Caps and Gy other Goods which they offer the trade
the best terms iot 40fs
II ". PAGE, A,,ornr, ~ INV. t;y"chb"rg,
VA has removed his once TO thr room IN rear Of the
Telegraph ohice, two doors below Tia" Farmers Bank
iy 2ldsely
a GLENN ~ co, Tonnrcc" aud s:cneral Com
AZ MISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS for the sale
of VIRGINIA MANUFACTLRED TOBACCO % Gravier
street. New Orleans. aug Its
XNaLL-. xAwLINs q 60, General Com.
for the sale ct MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Stores No
81 and 49, Graycr corner Of Iehap'o"es stree" New on
RErrnrNefs-Armis,ead < Warwick, Capt. John NJ orcy
sep Gdscly
A UsrIN u.TRIHLE, A"or'y M Inv, Lynci,-
"a BURG, Va, attends the Courts Of Amherst Bedford,
Campbell and the city Of lynchbnrg Office lst Alley,
between Main and Church streets opposite the ONCE of the
,lElh,Ie ny o,.Neiy
NORyEiI HOUSE. formerly Franklin $40
" TELL MATS srRrEt, LYNcHBuRG, VA MOORE &
ANTHONY. PEoRIEToRs An Omnibus always in readiness
convey passengers and from the Railroad and Packet
Boats also for pleasure excursions Ijo 9d&cfiy
EHDH RENT-A Family Residence, o" Co"ri
a house with excellent garden attached Posses
Ell. A. b RUCKER
SCM0oH. ECAMPKELLC COURT HOUSE.
Court House "a the second Monday in October prepare
youths for College for the ordinary business Of m Every
attention will be given to make those placed under his charge
thoroughly acquainted with the subjects they over and
while undue restriction will be imposed strict scpn" VIII
be and rigid system will be observed in his mode of
instruction.
Primary English, per sessonof five months, 5000
Higher English faro
Higher English and French, 1910
Greek, Latin and French, 1850
Greek, Lhtin French aud Higher Mathematics, 1000
Good board be had at public Boarding Houses In pr
families, the village and in the immediate vicinity for
from eight to ten dollars per month ,,.,,,,,
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ENDN NEW FETf
n The large and comnoiions steamship AMES- ~stSSe
TnyV% Can't PARRISH leaves City Point, for New 1AIdS
Work every WEDNESDAY, morning at o'clock, after
arrival of Petersburg, arriving IN Ne wfofk next
vcnin Throuhh Tickets including Rairo ad Fare and Meals
mi state Room on board steamer sl4Sccond Glass Cars
ind Storage -. Apply to LEE "a JOHNSON.
Agents NcwYork and Virginia steamship Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL is deghtng the people OF Rich
,ond with her dramatic representations.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-15
NEW.YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
anRpyave SCHOOL ron suKECB1.Es.

The undersigned desires ca the attention of Parents
Guardians ha lug children OF slow mental OF phss""
senrcmcn, the fact that he has opened IN Hstlm "w
mlrs above the city OF New York. in very heatoi vi
buauhfu location Private Family school where s".n gnu
be received taught The experience he mas M
than eight years connection with the
for Idiots has shown mn"
that very much be done in bringing these .hha'en
normal condition. In Instances he has .an .e
home either common school win
the duties If life with The ohfho' s
rannp commences he better reference &c
ahlrcs. JAMES n RICHARDS
auE 26dly No ga Broadway, or Harlem New ioN'
CONNOLLY n ADAMS, Tobnrco Co"wss-
u SION MERCHANTS No. ~ FRONT str ct, New f"'N'
d Liberal advances on consignment 49,,
Mr. lNNiSt ADAMS would be pleased 10 hear from nus
friends at this house JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
atila agdty KoB'T NJ. ADAMS.