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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-13
The In,Detial Stuf1.

A letter from Vienna To the Springfield Repub-
lican gives the annexed description of the I'm
perlal stables:
IL have visited some picture galleries, twenty
or thirty churches, great many cabinets Of
natural history, II few palaces ind most interest
ing Of ALL he Imperial Stables. where six hundred
noble steeds are lodged most royalty and fare
sump'uouSly every day, dutifuly attended by
three hundred servants. The apartments of
their equine highnesses are at once splendid and
comfortable free from the scent Of the stable and
clean H. IaaY's parlor. Their blankets are en-
broldrred with the Imperial crest, their harness
rs, saddles, ard ali their equipments OF the
most excellent taste. In one large hall are some
POI carriages, of which the cheapest cost two or
three thousand dollars. and the coInaion carriage
adorned with paintings by Rnbens. and covered
with diamonds and gold. wheels and all, cost
about tw" hundred aud fifty thousand dollars
Another hall filled with State saddles and trap
pings of various descriptions is still more magnif
1cent But The animals themselves. unlike most
occupants Of palaces, far outs shine ali their cXte
riur ad0rnmcnts TIE bright fiery, intelligent
eye; the proudly arching neck, (ihe horse is the
only animal whom pride really bccomeS:) the
form of perfect symmetry, the delicate but POW
criul limbs, the grace of every movement, an d
every little attention bestowed upon them, the
high bred nobcnes- AMI dignity of their whole
department filled mo with admiration. would
rather have my choice frem those six hunjred
Eorses than the Imperial ERWIN of their pvner.-
The carriage hur,ps all white, bat those for
riding are ofaiI colors, SOME nagnifccntly tlack''
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Great Cures.-CiiiZcns, Read! Rhcum,,.-
AZ II q Nv IL tract

Mr. Joseph d. Bartle, Myrtle street. says the
Cured him Immediately. ''e IN
PiLEs-chares Sexton, Esq, ExMayor of Chp.,
six applications cured him Also Cared his Rheu ~ says
NKUKALGtA.-Mr. David Mann. 599 Vine ST. saws 10 II
great sufferer, but the oil Cured him So says + n vas
Esq, SIT North Eighth st. sa'
CRouPThs Oil is iualblo for Group. Ask lady at ir
House 'i
FEYER AND A6uE-The Electric Oil viii cure this Il, -
night. Ask VIM Watson corner of Pose Shipper l,n
nd others ssf
AsTHMA-Ths Oh made a new man Of me- saws Jau.y
A. r. Thomas, George street. above Ninth. 1
RHEuMATfsM--A wonderful curc--l4 m 1nths in beau.
Mckinley had two docors-used the OH and was cured aS
North Sixth St ~
PHTHIsIC AND AsrHMA-Mrs Mary Sutton Twentieth ana
Poplar. cured The Oil has a singular and Pleasing an, ~
such cases and throat and breast disorders ;"
BURSs-HuIdreds and thousands have been cured
PAINS BACK AND BREAsr.-Thos T. Potter -.
Broker, No Lodge street and 10 10 others No Flela
ol' Is genuine unless signed CllAS DEGRATH and IN
GRATH co. ais see that "Chas DeGrath" is bgNn IN
the bottles
PROF DfGRATH
80 South Eighth 81. Pliladelnhia
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f4r. Perry ebnSss.--l be duty h bear
testimony to the efficacy Of your Pain killer have used ~
for complain the stomach nI wells had
severe attack few days of hr and such pain
my back tor three dtAs tnd mig E nt could get no rest
sent and got p of ly Vegetable Pain kltr
took little 5 aud hath,d according directions,
application has removed all the pain. and able +,
write to-day tho With trembling hand The application
madr last night about O'Clock, AMI had nights
have recommended il Tor several years have travelled
good deal, and it has given universal satisfaction where
has been used according to directions.
Yours gratefully. l. PERKY IHiLDE.
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GtooD ssopMs. nEhIGsIr, INSTRUCT,

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N REFiNEs-HOV AAD UHERE TO FIND THEM
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choice variety OF miscellaneous books We uH send Hiho
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which may he sghl by mail,
8 OF KS ARE THE BEST BOOKS FOR AGENT
because they are adapted to the the people Emil
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DISAGREEMENT OF THE REMAINS OF GEN JOS
WARREN. 49, 4 few weeks since, the late DR..
John G. Warren di,interred from the family tomb
under st. Paul's church, the remains of his un-
Gle General Joseph Warren, who fell in the fight
of Brnkrr's Hill. The remains were placed in
stone urn, upon which appropriate cpilaph
had been engraved The skull was quite per
feet, the chin still remaining. Behind one of
tn" ears wns seen an aperture. which indicated
the place where the fatal ball entered which en-
drd his bret but glarions career. The remains,
with th"re OF other members of the family, were
placed in Forest Hill Cemetery Transcript.
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Yours gratefully l.. PERRY tHiLDS
apl 252w Pastor ofthe Baptist Church Troy, Ohio
we sec b, the Court Record, ghni Two Conn

ereiier White Of Buffalo and iawren- of Epping y II
have placed under thousand dollars bonds each
making and selling Limitations of AYETs CHERRY PfefoRM
This is right II the Law should protect from lion
all should certainly protect them from brin imposed upon
b, worthless counterfeit OF such medicine Ayers Cherry
PeeorA We only complain that the punishment
half enough The william who would for paltrY Gain. tbef
acly tiife with the his fellow men, b. taking fon
their lips the cup hope they sinking and sahsn
ting fl sehoodan dtluson should he punished II
least severely he who the ep
try.-Greea en- Benaer, CarIoton, H. iap 1ola
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Very respectfully.

CHAS. IRVING.
T. s.-sinee writing the above. have seen IN
a Lancaster (Pa-J Papes, the following state
ment
ION the subject of slavery the memoir is not
very definite, aud we will give his views, u ex-
pressed in series Of resolutions reported by
him To public meeting held in the Court House
in the city of Lancaster, on the I'D November,
1919.
flames Buchanan, James Hopkins, and w.
jenkins. were appointed committee on resolu-
tons and reported the following among others !:
."Resolyed, That the Repre- sentatye- in Con-
press from this district be and hereby most
earnestly requested tn their utmost endeay-
ors as members Of the National Legislature, to
prevent the existence Of slavery in any Of the
nsm Territoriss or nslc States which may BIZ
ted by Congress.
"Rasoved, That in the opinion ofthis meet
ing the members Of Congress who at that session
sustained the cause of Justice, Humanity aud
Patriotism in opposing the introduction OF slave
ry in the State then endeavored to be formed out
Of the Missouri Territory, are entitled to the
warnest thanks of every friend of humanity "
These resolutions prove that Mr. Buchanan
at that time was "A Missouri resrictonist, and
TINT he occupied upon the admission of Missouri
the same ground occupied now in regard 10 Kun
sas by Seward Il Go. How any man can believe
that Mr.. Buchanan, with such record,cun car
ry the debaieabc Southern States Of Delaware,
Maryland. Kentucky. Tennessee, Louisiana and
Grotgn, against Mr.. Fillmore, passes my com
prph,nsion. Besides thus the Democracy have
no knowledge Of Mr.. Bnchanan's position upon
Know Noibingism. This is another issue in the
coming canvass upon which Mr.. Buchanan is
not openly identified with us.
II Is thus that his record will make him
weak in the South that the ignoring of Pierce
mud Dauulas vilI MAXI. him ,ypnk with the Nc
bra-ka men in the North. How, under these
circumstances can he be available
Respectfully,
n JpNINE
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a Pcr1unrd HrfIth.-N hnf Iadv prnf r--.,- :
labor unler the curse Of disagreeabie brea h VII
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID it will not oul,, , aNH
sweet make the teeth white as 3labastcr ie
ache aud preserve them from decay Recommended Int
fists and PHI sicans everywhere. =. a'l
A Beautiful Complexion may be attained hv its Ys. ;,
moves pImpies tan trerkles renders the skin en f
fil Imparting rich hue. 1t is the great hsaa
ever known being fom all niuriou. man. sAift
cents. For sale by SIkOTHER q WUITETrr, 5e u
ma end Drupgiss =
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C0I,sT1eG ssoUsE, Library and on'
j. TiTYryRNsTUHE MAN q

= exaaNAHHy tfACTORY q WAREROOMS VA
Ss-5 -----Sss2es Main street Lynchburg, Va.-lM Xxi
PoRrAST NorICE-National Demo
Gratis l2th Section Americans and Wings an al
ways ma large and elegant mad Cabinet
furniture and Chairs of every quality and description en-
coffin. ~
An opportunity is now offered Fire Eaters of every grad
ana STRIDE OF nanifetng their devotion Southern nstt
's ny sustaining southern manufactures instead OF ti1
the 'oohess Y9rhra trash which ODDS our southern
a mn assortment of METALLIC BURIAL CASES Maio
"u5' anu ahd common Collins kept constantly on nan
and all calls in the Undertaking line attended to with the
most pramptHeSs A WINSTON
iynehburg Republican and Wythevie Tclctraphe'pf
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80 South Eighth St. Ptiladelphis
For sale at DR. Seay's, Lynchburg; Purcell Ladd a 20
Richmond General Agents and all the prencipal Drugg
andy chauis in Tho State
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he naiinai.d. aud Pierce aud Douglas in the
Nofih Ignored. let the responsibility res, else
where than upon The State Of Virginia. He may
be. and probably is sound. but these are times
when more than ordinary caution is necessary.
I, may become the duty of the South TO support
him. When that time arrives | can discharge
the duty, but do think that III. reasons
hoye stated. exempt me from any blame for not
advocaiing him until the responsibility desolyes
upon
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SPECIAL NOTICES


For Khrum 70 i-n .-IIundrcds Of cases Of tbis =
have been cured hY Dr. Mrights "Scrofuous Antils
have at least Two hundred testimonials the mo, D.
kind where tile patients In many cases had been la
months and whose limbs had become distof.4 y z
most frighfui manner. whose permanent cure has he
liz effected Do suffer FROM a day. while ila
al hand TINS preparation Is worth all the nastruies
vas lau.lad the public as it not only removes the
M the ~ me time the Of pain The whole #
ids OF the system eeansed by this Invaluable
,qratisn aud restored to perfect health II Is H
With Rheumatism with scriiula lung ropti "a
greasy or disagreeshe external application u r.ca
Full directions will be found on the wrapper Sec
ment flnav
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MAY i2,h, is5o.-e3i..-- 4 agaiu- beg Il" stat

gAs.E DE "A EEED1isAVO FF.0@ sAs@
eO Aromatic Vinegar, Extracts Of Vanilla LEMON
sale by STABLER q J0NE'.
i2-dHrfs
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S,pRrNsa sTYIEs REiDy-NADE NIO-

- THING AT THE ISht BB u tIsol hiNt bhHhhh'
We arc now receiving Ill from nhnniactofy
complete supply Of FIRST QUALITY READY MADE
GI01UING, Every variety of garment OF the most fashion
able and substantial fabrics made the best manne and
equitable prices be found at our establishment
Our FURNISHING DEPARTMENT IL also complete aud
all the varied articles pertaining to That banch o
business, -, - =,
FRFNcu YOKE SHIHTs This article with our new i'm
proypueuts Think surpas In ncoty OF ht ana equals III
every respect tho h ST heot fore offered Ihree y Coas
Hyrou Bsbep d string Standing Corded and Plain Collars
dauze Merino SIR and Cotton ndcr Shirts and Draw
era; Jeans and Linen Kid Gloves; SILK, lse ana
Linen do; Military Gloves i,ack White and Fancy hilk
socks Mcrno feet, Lie. rhred German English and Amer
lean Cotton do, Black Italian eravat Fancy SIX ho Lawn
Plain Fancy and Embroidered Scarisi Cambre Lawn anu
silk Pocke, andk ercie rcady henmed Dressing "o"h
Umbrellas Gingham and Silk; sun Umbrellas
BOYS CLorHIEG in great variety
yIHGINiA MADE SERVANTS CLoTIHN0--A inBe stoCh re-
tnrsluro made Servants Clothing which invite the AT
eon Of manufacturers planters and others having servants
N cIo,hr BURROUGHS, SiAFER s. co"
" ~ Main street. n T. side above Bridge street
~ ,a,s Lynchburg
for us CDpy
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uAuSAO1u1rBON The GO-partucrshsp a.
SAUNDERS n IitIly having expired by lmth'inn Is
this return thanks to our old ""n anu
hora patronage snce we have bcoh IN non
mesa continuance TO the now concern ol bf
4 SAUNDERS ...,.
Those Indebted will please forward and settle
their old accounts early practicable, II e"ifn
SAUNDERS g. ltBY.
NvEW CONCEWN-Cbc uudcrstened nave
this day entered rhlp under the si yo and
nrm IRBY SAUNDERS, for the purpose OF tranaacthR
~ hoouae and retail Grocery and Commission business and
have tab lately occupied by Mcsss Mcdaniel ur,
A. Preston the depot OF the Va Tenn H. H. whefo
they pleased tie eusiumors Of the former nns
of Saunders ltby aud Mcdaniel Hurt Preston, together
with all who may favor them with their business
! ! IRBY4
JAS SAUNDERS
ian3ts
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MTOTICEifaving purchased of Messrs Nc Daniel IIur;
~ Groceries and taken tho
stand formerly occupied by them prepared TO offer to
the patrons of Mcdaniel Hurt Prestonou former
aud the public generally large and well selected
Of Groceries Liquors Staple Dry Goods &C. which
lowest market for Cash prompt customers
on ne usual time III. +
We will give particular attention TO the COMMISSION
BUSINESS will sell all kinds country produce and
generally viii render sales promptly and cash them
nhun desired make liberal adv produce In hand
aud will receive and FORWARD GOODS at the usual
fluids deposited produce placed In band to meet
charges q +
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
ncnUna'> No 4, AmONIATED .IrEn

u ncnt Ns.'S nv. J.,
~ PHOSPHATE OF llME.-Ihc attention OF fhfhels
and Paners respectfully called to the above Invaluable com
pound Tor Their approaching Spring planting
The Manufacturer hcgs his friends and patrons that
they Away depend upon being supplied With autNu
I'M AND UNBORN ARTICLE for he constantly snrentohds
in the entire process Of manufacturing and putting up
sale.
This article has been before the community Tor the PEE
riod Of i've years during which time has been annc by
large number the most reputed Chemists In different places
and has been tricd hy Farmers In nearly state
IN the Union with almost unyasing Perhaps of
the best proofs Of Its value Is tho greatly Increased demand
unprecedented in the history of Artificial forzor and not
eqmalod by Peruvian Uuano itself which II posSossca
much advantage from the fact of the ammonia, volatile
matter in Gnaho In this preparation being chemically hxod
agent only disspang Itself progressively When neorpo-
rated with the soil this available salt sulphae amalga
mated with soluble phosphate becomes aed food for pan Of
all descriptions, and is by them readily taken Will ba
found quite active In inducing carly maturity Huano,
and much more durable and ofyng to the soil aud oHs
lac
for the value of which would no, like to be responsible
earnestly request all purchasing he careful obtain the
GENUINE ARTICLE which viii be warranted by Rccredi
them hold responsible good character
my Super Phosphate An packages viii bo distinctly brand
Consumers dealers will be enabled To make
for their supply equitable terms with ngonsa
with myself
MEsSRS, II { HARDY 4 co. my accredited and
solo Agents for the city OF Petersburg
Agrontarat Chemist and sole Proprietor williamsburg, l.
ii
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TAsHlONSFOR ls56-sTITZEH will introduce k1S.
the Spring style Hat the first Saturday in march,
inspection of his customers and The pnbic g'hey
which will surpnss Ha IN this market III hoau
~ quality and finish Also lot OF beautiful now sys
soft Hats Tor young Gents Al those desiring me ia'
70 eclipse any Thing this Market win please call at tho Sign
Of the BLUE HAT. ~
All kinds Hats made TO oiler win neatness ana hPaeh
,nnr - WN STITZER.
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lusr WECEsVEO AND EOM SAL

uusC WElEuSEO AND EOn SAhE.-
ID 10 hhda N. q. and l., X. Sugar
20 hba Cofe Sugar
10 bhls lulveriEcd and Crushed Sugar
boxes Loaf Lugar
30 bbia N q. aud 4, II. MolaEsca
90 bags Rio and lnHuyra Gahoc
10 do. No | old Java
30 sidea No. sole Leather
bales Cotton Ogunburga
bales DoncHtica
90 boxes Adainantlne and raow Candles
10 boxes soap
30 kegs old Dominion Nails
100 Hacks salt Marshall
10 bbls Tanners oil
80 pair loRanA
30 bbls liyo Whskcy
70 bbls ExraRyo
90 bbla Mountain Ryo
Together general assortment of Staple Dry toode
liquors, Wines sc all Of which nm determined I" sell
low for Cash, on in exchange for country produee
JNo. LtNSFoRD,
Two doorH above Aeree g. MrUlanahnnA old stand,
ma Alta aud NJ At Murrell Stratton, Main al
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vuyALIFERBO 4 HAMILTON are new I. rscsiPs
of their Spring supply of GROCERIES and LIQUORS.
Of all kinds they would call the attention Of their
friends and public generally They determined 20 sell
low for CASH puRetual customers They would call
especial their stock Of SUPERIOR CaEMNG
ToBACCO We for sale the celebrated OREGON
PEA which, that said farmer woud
a. ,sl 10 efys : rial n b7H M 3iadaets VI
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IYNCJIBURG THURSDAY MORNING ArRIL 10, 1856
MISCELLANEOUS.


AYGW GONGEWN.-The 0mdcrstgmed have sm-
~ Ken tho brick tenement two doors below the Norve
ousc where they intend keeping a all times well selected
sarl Of FAMILY GROCERIES, aud all other articles usual
iy kept oil regulated Family Grocery Ibey haVe noW
,n hand y q Sugar Rio Cenee Java tohae-a prpn.
nrtielo-ano Tea Dried Apples Irish Potatoes Bnfter Lard
SOAP Adamanne and Talow Candles Weaiso nave apoe"
fuf lot ifnis. Ginghams Domestic, buttons, Oomos
Thread sc. and many other articles not mentioned
shall receiving In few days, Mossses 0ohee sugar
Iarty ra Coffee and other articles uscii In families
hope. strict attention TO business ana an earnest
fort to please share portion of the public patronage
q. u. FLYNN 4 co
sda,l. a, IN, .h,,e ,a, blanoent Ina 81 dtH(yl
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TUNE subscriber In retiring from the Of Miller
Elam returns his thanks for the patronage received
the handsof his friends and respectfully socits contnuanc
Of the same to the new concern Of VIM. A. Miller.
fo 2Ats ROBERT s. ELAN
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IIOIINN AND AItiN PAlNTINls.-s nn stfll

engaged the above business and preselt prepared
To undertake all kinds OF HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
either n country nothing but the best MATERIAL
employ but good workmen and therefore, with
concucc all who may favor with their work. that
they rely upon having well done. Ny charges are rea
sonabe and uniform.
the country having painting to do would fndt to
before engaging their work
am at all ready them at the shortest notice
friends and customers for the very liberal
the last five years Ihope to
merit a continuation of their favors J. r. WooDSoN
House and sign Painter, Lynchburg, Va
B-As the season is near hand for Cleaning, SC.
Wbteuing and Colorng finished Walls and Ceilngs
q, IA dSc3un t. w.
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IRBy & SAUNDERS.

yUNE undersigned having sold their stock of Goods &
Mesars Irby Saunders, would most cheerfuly recon-
,n.n nd them TO our former friends and patrons - =
Dee a. 1855 MCDANIEL HURT PRESTON.
I.,,l Al Igpfa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10

II SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO, CAl.-(of-
rIcf l34 FRoxr STREET, NEW YoKk)-Parleular atenoh
paid to SALES OF TOBACCO ana eohslghihehtSu'' "
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited -. ,u..
RnFERENCES--A Il A. Lawrence 90, bostoh M Ane"
4. paxsnn Sev York: Courtney q Cushing, ballihorei
Davenport Alien co. Edmond Davenport 20" Luui',
& WATSON lanes f. Heath, late auditor, and orensh'W
r. pcbmond McCorkle Jones, Mcdaniel, Hurt a Pres
ton r G. S Ferguson Co, and Miller Crenshaw iyheh
burg go, -, 3 -. boneo Il, low
York our resident partner in that city will give ms
attention 10 the RECEIVING transhippmg and securing the low
s rates of freight tfree of commison on all goods eohSg
ed 10 our Francisco House -, - , pt,t
AeSaiS' r"ii' " arg % cody.
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TuN undersigned will continue the Grocery and Commits
business and tho purchase Of Wheat mt the old stand
win be pleased wait his friends and the public
generally. WIN. A. MILLER.
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Tho aboye rates Ohio KIver. 4 sgT auNHnV"
CHARGED If sent all the way Railroad No Storage thdgd
on (i0ods seat through oar fnr Consign to
~ ' BRIDGFORD & Co, Richmond
REFERENCES IN RIcHMoNp.-Sterns i'rnmmei, insiey,
Tarly s Co. selden Miller J. II Claiborne j w. Wrleh,
Idn,n,,,ss Dayennori & Co june 23ts.
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1NN 0OO AonEs LAMP wAMsnANTs

Notary Public dealer in Land Warrants and Attor-
nos for of Military Bounty Land and Pension
claims purchase 100000 ACRES of Military bounty
Land warrants will attend any business MS Notary
Public such edgmept Of Deeds assignment OF Land
Warrants &c &c. LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
iuly cts. Pens Agent, Lypchburg, Va.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, February 10th, 1856.
we take the liberty calling the attention of the Virginia
Merchants TO the stock of spring and Summer
Goods we are receiving We have been encouraged by
The liberal patronage which have been favored again
xfend our and shall this season be prepared
TO % larger varied stock than we have ever be-
fore and In order the best trade shall sell
Goods AT the prompt dealers W. shall oier
iro ana el.ga mt siork of LADIES DRESS GOODS, In ad
aton 70 onr usual stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
onr stock has been purchased with and the
hest terms and confident make IL to the inter
est of e very of trade 10 deal with We shall
he gad TO have YOU call and examine stock when
come o market
Orders sent to shall be carefully and promptly attended
HOPKINS, HULL y co.
p S-we recently been appointed Agents Of the Ma
rvInnd penitenfiary sale their Goods ~ dim
CtK.RTs. sIN INRKEs!-We have la store and for sple
- IIoop Skirts do. Corded do Marseles do, Meri-
no do; aud beautiful embroidered Fronts
ma 2ats JAMES A. STIGLER g. co.
rg Rep. copy.
UNINE CIGARS.-A small lot Sf really line