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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25
Missouri The total vote for Governor in % Coun

ties star de:
Trufton Polk buchanan ..............H,l 20
Robert &. Ewing lFlmore) .....-.... 39, 1853
Thomas H. Benton Benton ........-. 26,255
In old times, with Benton running a. a third can
didate the Wings could never have failed TO carry tho
State.
The Delegation to the next Congress stands
Dist. L.. Francis r. Blair Fremont.
Diet H.. Thomas l.. Anderson tAmencsn).
Dist III....Janes y. Green (BuchanaD).
Diet. w. Craig buchanan.
Dirt w.. Samuel II. Woodson (American.
Dist. VI. John 8. Phelps buchanan.
Dist. VII. Samuel Caruthers late Wing, now
BuchsbaDb
There il q report current that Mr.. Blair cont -
plates resgning bis teat to be free to take 30
stump for Fremont
Thomas II. Benton, jr., who lives in Iowa, and w
lately Democratic Superintendent Of Education in w
State u openly for Fremont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25
THE LATEST.

The harvest had terminated 10 the south of France.
and was proceeding in the center and north. 1t
proved infenor beyond the Garonne and along the
banks of the Rhine; middlng between the Garonne
and the Loire; but magnificent il every pat of the
country north OF this last river, The new wheat
brought to market of a superior quality. There
were immense arriv ais of wheat at Marseilles.
RussIA.-The Nerd affirms that the Russian Govern
ment has made concession of Railway lines to capt
taists extending upward of 900 English miles
According to the Brussels NOrd, the Cars corona
ton is postponed until September 7, (new Style.
LONDON Tuesday Erening.-The great p'no'
forte factory of BrosdwoOd Sons il now on fire with
lite hope Of saving any portion of the valuable stock
PLYMOUTH Tuesday.-rhe Royal squadron was of
this port at IL M, and the yacht with her Majesty
and the Royal family board entered the Sound and
dropped anchor near Mount Edgecombe.
LoNDoS-I'uesday Ecening.-There was no pres
sure for money in the Stock Exchange on Monday but
in the discount market the demand was still active
In Paris on Monday the Per Cents were done ct
70G90.
INDIA AND CHINA Telegraph a6vices anticipa-
tory of the Rast India Mail had been received
The dates ~ to July 10 from Bombay, where tx.
change waB o1oted at 2.l3!. Money easier and
Freiglts had declined. Trade quiet.
At Calcutta Exchange WAS steady and Produce dull
FreigLts low. American shipmasters accepted - per
tun TO the United States.
MApEIRA.-The West India mail conveyed disas-
trous accounts from Madeira. In Funchsl alone there
had been 5000 cases Of Cholera and 500 deaths out
of a population of $4,000. There deficiency ia
medicine and doctors and the dead remained unbured.
Fires were kept burning to mitigate the pestience
arising from the purifying bodies.
John A. Martin, for many years nited States Con
sui at Lisbon, died the 30 inst after an illness u
only eight hours duration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

LINN DUH o"oo,"" a FREMONT ELgcroR
me meMFh@ nfPe0', VI vac 1ah, says that letter
war iece"eu 'n"' Wv '"' daY before from Dresdes,
Tenn, stating that on the h inst A. nubc d.c,.
zion about thirty miles fIova Oye.Ien Hon lin. Ra,H
shot Geo. ?. Blakely, Of n. Rremout c.ndid.tes
for eector in Kentucky. They were in disc~ssiop.
Bakeiy Grew dis ps,o' when Boyd turned Al sho.
hlb, W. IuI'heI Pat' cnlars given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

"THE TRIBUNE doesn't liso TO have pusisosd IN IH
ETress. that Coz Frsuonts notss his polosi friends
won't touch. at per cent a uonh. tE1Pes
Yes, we do Ike it. or shouldn't have COPIED
your eDneDtly Characteristic attack Or Col + VERDI
I'm Tito our Edto.ia coupns II yoeu agree 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25
uorsE OE REPRESENTATIVES,.

Ksrsa sd tLe oie rences bet the two Houses,
asked unsnimous consent to offer re'oletcn that a
Select Committee of Thirteen be appointed by The
Speaker 10 confer with similar one VI the oena.c 70
consider affairs in Kansas, and thai they fePOi' "
bill or Otherwise.
Mr. CAMPBELL said if the resolution did no eooa
Il could do no harm.
MIR. MATrESON and Others objected
NT. CAMPBELL then gave notice tina! DO wou'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25
DEATH OF THE HON. JAS. MEACHAM.

MIpDIrDrFY, Vt, Saturday, Aug. q, 800,
The Hon. Jane. Meschsm, Member Of Congress,
died here this morning after shot n6ss, OF oonseS'
ton of the brain anu lungs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25
FOU II ID A Us
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the North American at Quebec.

QUEBEc, Aug. %, i5j6.
The Royal screw steamship North American from
Lyerpeol at 9 a. M on the 18th inst. arrived here al
7 o'clock this morning.
She brings 1903 cabin and 80 steersge passengers
The Cunard steamship Niagara arrived out at Liver
pool on the morning of the 18th inst.
From Great Britain there s no political news OF the
The Emperor of France had returned to Paris, but
was to leave again Immediately for the Baths of Bar
ritz.
The London papers notice certain extraordinary
statements that circulate in Paris respecting affairs at
the Tuileries, and call on the Emperor to stop the
oalumny
The French have gained another victory over the
Mountain X bales in Algeria.
The intelligence from Madrid simply mentions that
there is nothing new, and that quiet Is reported
throughout Spain.
Espartero had taken amcabe leave of the Queen.
Gen. SenanO is appointed Spanish Minister to
Paris.
O'Donne had not published the programme of his
Ministry.
The Russians have notified that they are ready to
give up Kars to the Turks.
Russia still maintains that the Island of Serpents
belongs to her. and it il rumored that Napoleon has
sent supplementary note to be inserted in the treaty
to settle the point.
Portugal has officially notified her adherence to the
doctrine propounded by the Congress of Paris re-
spe citing the rights of neutras and arbitration.
Distressing accounts had been received from Madrid
In regard to the prevalence OF the cholera IN that city
The Cars coronation s now fixed for September 8,
style.
NJ Walewski and the Duke Peissier are to di.trib
ute the Turkish medals TO the French army Only the
wounded and invalids to be permitted to receive
the medals. Walewsk hsd resumed his functions
Minister of Foreign Affairs. Pelisser had a martial
welcome on his arrival in Paris.
The Agerip MOnteur describes a recent successful
attack by a column of 5000 strongly posted
force OF Babors Kabyles.
The following extraordinary paragraph is from the
editorial columns of The London Star:
"There some very unhappy iumors floating all
Paris about the state of things established the
Tuileies which it is very mnch to be hoped are en-
entirely without foundation. Moreover the statements
gather strength and are repeated from day TO day.
No doubt the Legtmist and Republican parties in
Paris will take that the stories do not lose exc
ing interest in the repetition. We sorry to add
that the character Of the Empress herself continues 20
be cruelty aspersed. Now that the Emperor return
to Paris it ought to be his first duty to bring the
thors of these caumnies to justice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25
THE LOSS OF TIE NAUTILUS

NFW-ORIEANs, Friday aug II .o'U'
The steward % the steamer Nautilus was picked Up
of Rsl1e neal dead He was 90 enfeebled and ex-
hausted as to be able 10 give airy particulars coz
corning The fate Of the ve,sel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

- RoESise oE JcERY.-On Saturday night Joa,
Herseys ooss' called ct the sorsDof Iaos hecera1.
No % kmss er il WA cio.ed ard hssins b.sn sansa
es1sL I.@ brandy Before Leaving with be Ssst, -
70 o~ .uHS gave the liquor dealer hearty bug TbsAN
seon sed bis gold watch. ard had Hsrvey $Tsses~
ps tess IL wss locssd ~, u default of el 40 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25
ACARD FROM HON VIM. II. ENGLISH
r, "a, Taiio, Of The v. Y. rribsss

t. he Edito, Of The v. Y. Tribsss
SIR: Your sshnstcu Correspondent H h entirely mis-
Aien placing my the lis, Of those who chans. from
Ye, Nav the passage Of the bill increasing the paw Of
Members Congress be does 10 his letter publ shed in THE
TRIBUNE Of the 18th Inst.
I'D rot change from Yea to Nay for the very food reason
that a, fro~ frT 20 lat The bill rotsi 1ried
aga,, IL rery stage If the p'oeesdng and uos rsry ot,
,rh,tLey take. BY Yea. and Nays ~ oth1sns.
not only opposed the BILL but have drawn money under
Il ,ud expect vote for ts repeal the earliest opportunity
Very respectfully,
Aug. 20, 1885. WIN H. ENGLISH.
All right, Mr. Z. We make the correction with
the greatest pleasure. Will our readers bear in
of mind tina. Mr.. English Of Indiana and Mr.. Emrie
Ohio, who were reported b. H as having fl st
voted for the Compensation Act, were against it
throughout
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25
FOREIGN TRADE OF BOSTON


The imports Of the pas. we six have been
Dry Goods. $40 to2 Hemp. ............ iINS
Iron aid Steel. 3STi Otkcr stoios <"'So
Copper ard Copper .S,.e,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-25

The following letter from the Hon. Charles Sumner
was miscarried or IN slaid that the Committee did
not receive il in season 10 read il at the Ftehbarg
Conventions
ericsson. ALLEGHANf MOUNTAINS PENN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
LATEST NEW y.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

House.-Mr Hickman. from the committee
on Elections. made II report upon the Kansas
contested election ease. Ii starts out bv repre-
SEEMING that the allegation an the part of GOV.
heeder Is, that the legislature which passed the
election law under the provisions of which Gen
W hitheid was chosen. was imposed upon the
people of the Territory by foreign invading force
who seized upon The government and have exer-
csed 1t ever since. aud that the people there are
IN suhingated state. 1t then discusses at length
the following questions:
lst. The necessity ofhaving an investigation
OF the facts in dpute.
ID. The effect of the act of Governor Reeder in
issuing certificates Of election. to portion of the
Legislature.
81. Whether the evidence to establish the facts
can be lad satisfactorily by depositions.
Upon the first it Is urged that the state oil af-
fairs there has excited the feelings of the whole
people of the Union-ihat iii the theme of Pres
idential Message aud proclamation. and, that
sovereign States in different port ons of the Union
have considered thu propriety of an Interference
by men and arms-that the question to be settled
Is whether n military power has seized upon the
territory md governs it by strong hand-that
this question involves the existence of self-gov
eminent ami cannot he settled by cropping among
assertions and denias. but only by facts PROV
Upon the second point it contends that the
people of the Territory cannot be preiudced by
what Gov. Reeder did AS governor-that the peo-
pie are now conte,ting the seat through him
and that if it was not So still Congress could and
should investigate it. if reasonable doubt ex.
lists to the right of General Whitfield 10 Il
seat.
Upon the third point it argues commits sion
to take depostions would be truitless-that the
President regards the presence of the army there
as necessary to preserve peace. and the execution
of tho commission would bring the belligerent
parties face TO face and incite to hostililies that
it would be equivalent TO an effort to obtain test-
mony battle field, and that the commission
ers would be pOwerless to preserve peace.
In the course ofthc argument, the committee
alludc to the fact that ordinarily in dispositions
their subjects enjoy some degree of peace and
quiet, while in Kansas the settlers not only
alleged to be reduced to state of vassalage to a
fore gn power,hut that personal safety is unknown
and murder and outrage said to be the almost
daily record Of its history.
The report is voluminoas, and is concurre1 in
by Messrs. Washburn, of Me-, Watson, Spinner,
Hickman, Colfax and bingham,
Mr. Stephens, of Ga. from the same commit
tee, submlttrd a minority report.
The subieut wa postponed untl to morrow
Kansas affairs we're discussed to-day in both
Houses.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
Execution at CeAtreriile Nd.


On Friday last negro Saul, convicted of the
murder of Mr.. Porter, was hung at Centreville
Md. in the presence of some four thousand per-
sons. 1t appears that when the drop fell the
rope broke and the criminal fell heavily to the
ground. The Times of Saturday says:
The fall hurt him considerably, but he recov-
cred somewhat, and engaged earnestly in prayer.
After doubling, the rope and rearranging the
scaffold he again led up but required the as.
4sistance of two men to support him up the steps
The moose again busted, the drop fell, and
the wreched being was iaunchedinto eternity
He continue to pray until the drop fell. Owing
to doubling the rope and the short fall about
twelve inches his death struggles from strangu-
eton were horrible indeed and continued at in.
tervals for about ten inmates.
lie made no confession, but reiterated a pre-
vious statement that he started with a'companion
now in the penitentiary to rob Mr.. Porter, but
was taken with fit and was unconscience until
after the murder was committed, On Friday
morning on entering his cells, the sheriff found
that he had succeeded in removing the irons from
his legs The Times concludes lis notice of the
execution by saying.
At!the time of our writing. 3 L. NJ. Friday the
street and public house in front of our office is
full of drunkep, disappearing men. and broken
heads black eyes and bloody noses are to be seen
in profuson The great majority OF them, we
are glad to say for the credit of our country, are
from u distance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
.ljurEefS

The -niee of GOTTEN Yesterday re ched reached
about % 20 $500 balr.thc market closing firm
The European news produced no quotahie CHING"
in prices. | he -four market became iriner after
tn. newsstand holders demanded from l2ac. :11JJc
per hhl. advance. The sales were moderate at
full prices for common and mrdins grades
Prime lots ct wheat were scarce. Fair Ienne-'
rcd sold AZ !. 20. and prime Canadian wa
reported 1T 81 % Corn was dali al SIC re
for yellow and Write. with some small lots white
reported Mt ii higher figure Pork was heavy
aud m"s, closed al SO. The sale1 of sugars
embraced about $40 IA 600 hhds.. chiefly for rii.
ning,ai price. stated in another column. ffclgh-
were quite steady. To I.iyerpoo4 four "n.
gagged IA . ga. and IL vessel was chartered Tor
rouion IN private TERMS y. !. HerGl9. 18th.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
The Cur Ajch0{ns.

1t il said that the Paris Conferences will be
carried on as though Nicholas still lived. The
Allies, not having been officially informed of the
death of Nicholas and the accession Of Alexan-
de, are supposed automatically TO be ignorant
IL OF the change. And should treaty of peace
be signed, of the first acts OF the Russian
government will he on aiming dlplomatic inter
course with England, France ana Turkey To in
form those governments that His Imperial Ma
iesty the Cz,r Nicholas is 30 more. and his au
gust son Alexander rcicn$ in his stead over all
the Russians.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
SALES By AUCTION, ,
FUTURE DAYS.
BY wM. IL. MoSBY. AuonoNrrn.
l4,om sALE-ro"r Hundred Negroes aud re-"

Dal,s onJ p,rr7 c,,,,777 ,Il, M Ut ''H'' 1870 TT
haliae 'hu Terry counties, Alabama
I'm 'e hrs MONDAY IN April next, Ohe 1h) viii sell, ut
'aa"pa paits county Alabama to the highest bidder Tor
~ "t Manr acceptahets ~ sixty ninety days hearing IN
i.i''t oNi4 III Npkf.p AND FIFTY LIKELY NEGltlLS
Also tlf OTHERS, on longer time. All accimated and
tNie'lpheaa cotton plantation hands
also sell al any iimc during this year ~ private sale
i'leash, OF Tine lNo lit NnREH OTHER VAIL ALL
Nnnpfs IN lots 10 SUIT purchasers and TEN Tliol SAND
A'hN OF tue Very best and most advantageousy situated
ahe brake ana black lan including the nine plantations
AieNh rs the lrisg flahtaton, Mud Halt 'SN'eehth
IN t11s l,aatail,h beNlns race Ludlow, bodeoo,
hoieS tlaee ana the Cross Roads, all OF which Tor cot
ton anu corn are inferior to no plantations IN tho world Al
So an elegantly improved and beautiful RESIDENCE ad
ling Snanehed eight miles from the city OF selma "th
aul onf hundred acres attached TO H. The dwelling house.
oi'N nnouseS grounds garden %c are all IN his rate
tonuph ihesc plantations are 10 or ~ nesocow the eN
VI moh'eonry about 100 miles above Mobile, ana west oi
~ near 10 the Alabama river winch Is NJ All seasons haSga
pc Tor steamboats, Near seven thousand acres including
lo OF tne plantations are On he selma ana w nodNe Kan
'a ma on TINS pody oil and ahent fourteen mics e' sci
ma located the depot al the Junction OF the Marion faoad
win he Selma road To ana from "hich depot the cars f
regularly III the other plantations one is on the Selma fal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
Impo rtanf TOT Gcco Contract.

NEW YoRK. March l.-lnform1tion is receiv-
ed here by the steamer to-day that the French
government awarded the contract for supplying
France with Maryland aud Virginia tobacco for
3 years to Rothchid, Freres q Co. The con-
tract for Kentucky tobacco was not ndiudicatcd
in consequence of the bids being above the maxi
mum of the Minister of Finan,c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
ARRlNAI-S AZ THE


WISH ~ gtON fEOHsF-IE NHF.tN q TO- PRO pS'
EAR g. NJ G Chapman. Giles. w G. Peck, Roanoke; j {
op'ing Taylors Store; Byrnside Jnon Thos clai-
harne aud lady KY; Irvine. VIM Foster, BEDFORD Jno
Anderson Ghrstiansburg Cundf, Fancy Grove Jno y
senetta Mrs NJ Steuee, Dapon LiheryJ ii Anderson,
tampbel NJ Johnson, Boetourt Dodd Newcastie Jas J.
hanson BEDFORD p Carol, St Louis { Cundih. Bed
Puttigrew, Va & r r r; W MeCnrke ID Hnmp-
ldrics Lexington; Darlington. Nelson Person,
Southampton I Lsyne Bedford; Il Powell. Danylc G. II
Timberlakc Appomaftox w laughiin and lady, LeNng
Rev b Campbell, Smyh; Jno ID Alexander campbell
CT T. RPaee dos Watts II Wilkes. Badfor Il, W Clark,
7 q CaiboprnC
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07


HARRISBURG, March 1.-THE Democratic
Convention of this State met heretod day and or
game by the selection of Hendrck j. Wright
as PRESIDENT twenty-seven vice Presidents and
thirteen secretaries. On motion the roll was
called and the members expressed their prefer
euces for a caGdid0te for the presidency. The
result stood Buchanan 1876 Dallas 5 and | vote
for the nominee Of the National Convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
France and England and the Cnited States.

france and England and the United Sfaits.
The London Morning Post of February H.
proposes an alliance between England and
France to suppress American fibustering, and
the article also proposes the propriety of inereas
ing the fleets Of Eng and and France in the Vi
cniv OF Central America, aud to put in force
the right of search of all suspected American
vessels, in the same manner AS it Is exercised in
the case of African slavers.
4 Paris letter, however. mentions rumor
that France has proposed 10 mediate between
the United States and England.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
PHILADELPHIA.


NEW EHaNssa NE JnE GGOUnuNS.
~ TRADE IN PHiiADEIPHIh.---ro SOUTHERN
DEALERS ~ GEAILEMENS SlPERfiNE READY
MADE CLOTHING.
ThOS T. DILL 60, I65 Chestnut street Philadelphia,
door below Fifth street have established immense
Clothing House for The Manufacture and sale of tho most clc
giant Clothing that money and art produce In anticipation
the Southern cah bBBfrs who heretofore
10 Now York for That part of their stock r + Dill
CO. determined that house IN the United States shall
aUr larger varied stock, finer better made
lower prices for cash An examination will convince the
most skcptien. Can and them jan 81 d3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
AIeyooJrju E{scijou-Thc pofemac 0pen.

A7eTuHdrIN IIfcfI0N-Ihf F0F0WNt VPtH'
ALEXANDRIA, March THE whole Know
Nothing ticket was elected here to-day IN the
municipal election. without -erioas opposition.
The corporation Offices with one exception are
unchung ed. The city i perfectly quiet.
Several packets and Other vessels have arrived,
the river being nayigahle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

ERTH-By virtue of deeds Mark
l,tz to me, shall, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th ua at II
o'clock, A. NJ, at "ts Homestead" Bolngbrook street
sell all OF the WINES Liquors, CIGARS. BAR ROOM
flA1( RES, PAINTINGS, HDt SEIlOID AND KITtH
~ FURNITURE, &c. belonging to said Bliil.
II well known at Mr. Btz Kept hand of the
select stocks Of Liquors and Cigars in the country Among
them about ~ gallons the bcs Pale and Dark Brandy
besides large quantity of Jamaica Rum Port Sherry Care
md Madeira Wines and Fancy Liquors and about 5000 upe
ror Havana Cigars
Among the Paintings Is in oil by Brown, of Gen Tay
Tor aud sa Walnut Spring l3 feet inches long and feet
tnchcs high set In gilt frame, ard other beautiful OH
Paintings
Among the Household Furniture is magnificent Mirror
in gilt frame with heavy cornre, half inch thick feet
inches long aud feet inches wide and which cost about
sdo, elegant Marble Slab Tables burner Chandelier
the English and Cut GLASS Gobcts and Dechnter
Sc one large eight day Clock, and splendid Octave
Rose Wood Worcester Pilun
VIII also be sold good Cook Washer aud about 30
years old aud her female thll1. about I years old.
The sale of the Negroes and Liquors will commence l2
O'Clock precisely. w. J.. WATKINS,
1-dtl2th Trustee.
Petersburg. March = l5JG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

NTGW CROP n. q. SUGAR AND WOIAS-
y SEES Just received and for sale by
nm Its IRBy & SAUNDERS.
fNNO TOGAGCDNIsTS.-Strcnt reduction in Lock
TOLLS--The Lock Tolls for the Dock connection
reduced to FIRE CeRs tim why henpay Fifty Cents
drRynge Tobacco when the DIFF
terence by shipping the subsebor the Docki Having
lrnys own charge only per box robnc
which includes all The charges in Richmond by steamers
wsmnhtnR The whole expense from Lyncbburg,
board only thirteen ccnts per box.
dec cots ALFRED =. LEE, Richmond.
u LIVERPOOL. FENE sAIT.-50O sacks, in
4 4 prime order, for saiu by 4. s. LEE
Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

xxyuOuGsAu.E DRY GO - = Spring
" TRADE Ie56-By recent arrivals We are in receipt
our Sprinr American British Wrench And Ter
man Fabrics and continue receive additional supplies
every through Of our hrn VINO romans Norh'
during The season attending the auction sales
being selected with special reference 10 the wanna
the Virginia Merchants feel confident IN saying .ney
will Ind our particularly adapted to their sales and for
variety unsurpassed by any market Nerth OF
South.
orders promptly and faithfully attended to.
STEVENSON a. WEDDELL,
Importers and Jobbors 10 and
ma Bets w so Syepmore at, Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-07

HtROt EsslEs.-
Ia 1000 bags prime Rio Conee-drcct Importation;
1870 mats Java do
300 bafA Santos do
100 bags Mnrlcabn do
400 half chc>tH Green Tea-hnesi impnricdi
100 casks lIil,horts Stout and London Porter,
900 casks Scotch Ale;
$50 baskets lIoi1sick Wine;
5OpackRgps Iipnncsscy ptard and Goddard Brandy
most of IL high cosi-=fnr sale by
EDMOND DAVENPORT co,
n tichmond