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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-17

luNO sIBSPPEUs or TOBACCO WEST, 4,
VIA BALriMORE, Mpfha undersigned, Forward
Ire Merchants and Agents Of the fsnnnyenna Ralrord At
baltimore respectfully Holicit SIliFMENTS OF TOBACCO
10 ALL. POINTS IN THE WEST AM, SOUTH WEST,
and their acquaintance with III, fnde having been Tor
the consgnecs of large part o tho Tobacco
Ing West through baltimore they haer themselves that they
oan give satisfaction To Hhippcra.
Freight MS low ~ by amy otlor line
to from the solicited and punc,ualy
attended la. MAaItAW n koONS,
~, North aireet, Baltimore.
Refer Jacob iond On, Brandt lr nal,Imoroj p L.,
Dudley w r. Smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt 4 Preston Miller
GrsnHhaw, iynehburG Crenshnw &Go, liiohmond
"a div
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signed this day formed copartnorship In the city
Of Now York under the firm Of BRi MMEL a. EOYSTERS,
purpose Of rAnsattnR Commission business for The
sale MASUFACTuRtp and LEAF TOBACCO CorfoN FLOUR,
GRAIN and produce genornly Location ~ Water streot
Having ample prepared to make liberal ad
and produce consigned 10 ms for sails
New York Shipments through Messp A. L. Royster, Bro
& Co. Richmond Va, will be forwarded free of charge
JOSEPH BRtiMMEI, Of Richmond
A. l.. RDYSTEK, Of Now York.
J. b RoYSTER, of Richmond
NEW YORK January l. 1856 Ijan 25dGm
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nm ron sAhn.-A desirable re..ae.se on n

n
Em Diamond HUI, recently erected by Mr. Clemi u ii
now IN the occupancy Of Mr. Gambler On his lot Ia
ellent house and all other buildings calculated
Ia add to the comfort of the residence.
AleA handsome residence Franklin HILL john the
residence Mr. VIM Diard occupied by Mr. Pauiett,
In calculated to attract attention The last
named viii he offered private aac until Friday
Tho 9TH day II sale In not effected before that day.
offered a public auconi terms liberal and made
knowa on the day Private propositions will be
until the day of sale, by WD JONES or a'
anl 9Odls JAMES w. GLASS.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

NUANO.-We have hand 200 tons Of the Emily 5
IL cargo of Guano that Imported las, winter So far as
we have heard from thu purchasers has given cne salts
iacton equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Central
Naroad OF It's good effects by noticing Straw
horry lin as they through the farms - W uasall
ESD Garrett Esq. ID Anderson Jr. wore some OF the
nprchRscrs OF It. For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO.
yaGtq Richmond
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we have heard from tho purchasers has given ene salts
action equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Central
berry I'M, as they pass through the farms. - W llaSa
ESQ a Garrett hsqa d anderson lr wor" some OF the
EDMOND DAVENPORT < co,
~ 9dis Richmond
the Peruvian Agents TO get supplies Of "tANo ON the
best terms prepared to furnish h We have now
We shall sell bu what drcc, from the agents,
and all who purchase may rely getting GENUINE
with the that viii always furnish them with the
best article and on the most favorable ,s<s,
feb lats North side of the Basin, Rlchmoud Va
EsNE EGUNpOwDERT TEA.-53 h"if chests at
""s "oS TIA @ g " SSus I % %
ever imported into Amerea, per,.n is Of tho celebrated
Queen Chop OF the aod this month ~ a0etnn In
june s'tsi M " - - EDMOND DAVENPORT 4 co
100 OOO FEET SEASONED sNCn
r. II, wnIrLock S SON
l.sowwAnDuNG a. COMMISSION m,'ss.
NESS The sneserieer having discontinued the uro,ery
10 the FoRW WARDlNG AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Ills location enables him 10 forward goods aud produce Mt
very little more expense than the customary drayago aud
and hcng the wheryes b, tie Of rarrau
Inns he ship tobacco necessary without regard weah
r without he slightest njmy-@ Is load end unoaded ni
Her a shed This VIII eweys Insure prompt shipment
v Produce sold aud goods purchased on consignment
(u.OVEU sEED.-PRlME NEW GLOVER SEED
~ for sale the best terms. cRENSHAW co,
feb 25ts North side Of the Basin Richmond, Va.
4 T.. WOysTER, RROTuEW n CO., Rich
ne MoND VA, prepared 10 make liberal advances
cnnsgnmcnts Of MANUFACTURED ANp IfAf Tobacco and
produce generally the address of their friends Maafa
Brummcl a Roysters No. % Water street New York.
Shipments tn Messfs Brnmmei Roystcfa, through our
house, viii h. forwarded nee of charge.
A. l. ROYSTER
J. B ROYSIEE,
Jan 25 dts JOSEPH BnilMMEI
NOrlCE TO OuEKsMANTs, EANMEKs
~ OTHERS LIVING IN THE COUNTRY wjuldmesi
respectfully call the attention Merchants Farmers
living the country who intend visiting mnd this soasontu
n my large ard general assormento @ Roots Ts.1N IN
Shoes, Trunks, Carpet i,dRs, ValiSos, EsIyvJ-ryH
n sc, hS stock has been selected hyruAMllIH W
- my self, with great suitable FOR tho
virginia trade large portion o Goods having hco
purchased for cash attef myself that hold
Inducements Merchants and Farmers all In want,
other house East North Sontb either by the package
dozen to which call the attention Of all Ia want they
win find them ut prices that cannot fail to please by calling
a. w. Z. HILL, Manufactures aud
Dealer In Boots. Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Vaises, &c., wholesale and retail No 1877
sep ats Main street Richmond, Va
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CONNOLLY a. ADAMS, Tobacco Commits
II AI4N MERLu ANIS " AZ ILnNI ~ Y. AnLL


SINGEK's SEWiNE UAsHuNEs.-AH per
who desire obtain full and roiablcl Information
spectnR Singers Sewing Maehlnesthcr price capabilities
sizes method of working Of procuring
them and all other paeuarsean do ~ by applying NJ
office No 393 Broadway New York by letter or In person Tor
NJ SINGERS GAZETTE. This paper Ia devoted entirely
the Sewing Machine interest. Copies VIII be supplied
gratis to all interested
n. B-The unparalleled of our Sewing Machines
has induced several radnont limitations OF Them bcsdoanu
heterogeneous Of paentsof which own six
the inngementH n pacne have recently
been decided favor in the / = Circuit Court OF New
and New Jesy In these suits the great principle Of
fbyfc The surface Of hc mochHe,
IN yjedg pressure which used in all Sewing Machines
has been fully established. The Wheeler ~ Wilson aud
Grover Baker sewing Machines as hllcgc, each IN
fringe distinct patents owned by We have suits
against them several Of the 4 $. Courts, which VIII soon
be tried We hereby caution the public not 20 buy any IN
frngng Machines they can be compelled by law to shp
using thenl and TO pay cost and damages.
W Local Agents will be wanting to make sales OF our I'm
proved sewing machines 10 persons properly qualified tor
The business opportunity for profitable and pleasant
employment IN offered.
machines exchanged on liberal terms for
old machines Of every kind NJ, SINGER q CO.
Principal Office, j23 Broadway, New Y ork.
al ~
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EApSsOIlrION.-The Ann of connni a Wnt-
dron this day Dissolved by mutual consent The name
the VIII be used by either partner In eopng the hu
All persons having camn agains them viii please
preaen aud all persona Indebted To the
will please ard aud settle Their oicc VIII be
kept at the old stand, now occupied by Mr. H. L. Coffee
A. W. GONANr.
WM A. WAIDRON.
Lyncbburg, July o. 1896
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.


NS = m lH1lI1 WORTH OF WcnUy Wndr
sNsDVeVN1V cIorHiNo. at GREATLY Rfnftfp
PRICES de expressly for aud warranted second
la the United States In point workmanship and flush
ucntlemen visiting Petersburg would do well TO give
ta they wish superior clothing My of Ciotha
tassmeres and Nesings selected with and
them direct the Importers thereby saving the
rcntagc of thu ohhers All orders for goods In the tailoring
department warranted to fit, sale and suits
made by the hes workmen in the State Please call
Merchant Tailoring and Ready Made Clothing House, Is
sycamore street, Petersburg 1iOS W. RofSroN.
npl l6.ts
NuENlCAN tsUANO.-Dry and in Ane order,
lVu 80 tons A and "A A. brands being shipped To
b6 the importer. For sale, TO arrive, by
n G. HARDY & co,
f. S-dSes First door above Pow ellis Hotel Petersburg
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW SOKK GAOTanINSi, Of superior make.
~ JENNINGS, WHEELER a. co, ~ Chambers street,
opposite the iuk offer Mt Wholesale Immense Stock Of
CLOTHING of all kinda. Clothing Goodl Terms Roasoaa
HE Prices I0te Gail and Ser Ilunc IL d3nos
VuNIIE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY,
l. Manufacturers and Dealers In GUNPON DER having
reduce their prices correspond with the reduced OF
Saperc continue offer their we'll known brands uf Elec
Indian Rifle aud Kentucky Rifle Powder Ia Kegs aud
so, unpow der fa blasting and nIuug comprising
n m II assortment Of qualities and kinds required by tho trade
guaranteed To give entire satisfaction.
The standard OF their POWDER. which has enjoyed tho
highest than twenty years, VIII be
found unsurpassed by other manufacture Ia the world
sale by the principal dealers aud also at the office Of
the Company, No ~ Wall. co Water street New YORK
A. q. HAZARD, rrAL
a. l.. DOUGLASS SeeS,
.atytc 10 10 l.
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- PHOSPHATE OF LIME--1he attention ef Farmers
aud Planters respectfully called the above invaluable
pound for their approaching spring planting
The Manufacturer his friends and thnt
they always depend upon being supplied with athu
INE AND UNIFORM ARTICLE for he constantly superntends
n person. the entire process of aud putting up
for sale.
This article been before community the Pc
riod of i've during which tme has been analysed by
large number OF the most roputed Chemists In different plaees
and has been tried by various Farmers In nearly every State
Ia the Union with almost unvaryng Perhaps Of
the best it's value the greatly increased demand
unprecedented in the history Of Artificial Fertilizers aud
much advantage from the tact of the ammonia volatile
matter in Guana in this preparation being chemically fixed
only dspang itself progressively When ineorpo'
mated with soluble phosphate becomes fitted food for plants OF
found quite active In inducing early maturity Gnano,
latilc.
As there large number of super phosphaes In market
for the which would like be responsiho
GENuSE ARTICLE which will be warranted by my aeerod
agents all whom acknowledged responsibility,
hold responsible the good character OF
my Super Phosphate All packages win bo destinety brand
ed aud dealers will be enabled make
mens for their supply uiabc terms with agontsas
with nvsclt
MESSltS II &. HARDY & co, my accredited and
spc Agents for the city of Petersburg.
.fgrioaAata Chaas and sole Proprietor, UdidmsdaR,
y.Jta
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VyOU CAN Boy WATCHES, III VERY,
II SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at
wholesale retail every variety and style low "a
cash prices by calling N0WLANS, sign of the Ea NJ n,
ule No a. Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va, where
you per He has just rel rned from the Nor
hern and Importers with the largest and most
fashionable assortment Watches Jewelry Silver and
Fancy Goods this State Would not be better
for vo TO call magnificent Stock and at
least 30 all his Goods foi cash. and can sell
them at than the regular prices for the same quality
,f Goods You can also Watches and Jewery
rared and at short notice and always get
The and most fashionable Goods IN exchange your
money ~ =. go
street Petersburg Va THOMAS NOWLAN.
sepsts
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PHILADELPHIA.

~- AYERS pIGLA. For nil the
Il | 4: ]
49, PURPOSES OF FAMILY PLY
&XA N sIC--1hero has long existed public
XSHY demand for effective Purgatye PHI
4 which could be- relied aud
perfectly cafe In ts ops rat.n. This has
been prepared to that 1niand, and
rJ"A- an cxicnslvc trial of ita virtues has
E(EaSsI52nf. ~ clmvcy shown with what
~ A--z1 mplahea tho purpose designed. II Ia
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NAONVMENTS.-A Ane assortmeMs Of 1tultan
nj Marble Monuments hand and for sale a the Lynch
burg Marble Works -a,i j. b. GADDESS.
iuly
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n, Office EXTRA.-New Goods Of every -
~ scripon, be had my Store for cash We are re
ceivng this week, and very desirable art
ees which will be sold small advarce on the cost
june lots JNO J. PURvIS Agent. sN
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A RTmURa Celebrated Patent Air-sighs Seli
"A s.aing cans and lars Fresh Fruits. II


COST bIIs, hpts., hOts, &c, he mVItu
io the last time call and settle immediately or they vii
lie sucd and the may be- without distinc
tion of persons. p n LEWIS.
IN s.sss q
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nhlii 80 ~ iliis Sl.siah.
Organic Weakness
NO MERCUlY OR NAUSEOUS DRUGS USED.
HK, JOHNSTON,

Io al College Surgeons, London Graduate
Colleges of the United States,
and the greater life has been the first
Hospitals ondn Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
OF Il astonishing that were ever
known many troubled with rim in the head and ears when
asleep being alarmed At sudden SOUNDS
nd bashfncss with frequent bushng attended sometimes
nfl Id cllrndi iinmndintcY.
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rhE kLEorIoN M MrssotRI.

The election Ia Missouri has resulted in total over
throw and rout ~ hath the Beptoniand and th4 lno
notbnOs exeent in the 81 Louis congressional dotct
which Francis Bair r. il elected and in two oths
dist,ie,, IN which notbings have succeeded Tn,
Nav York Herald announces the election in the St Loui,
district a follows:
rbs frat msmbsr eIsctsd 10 the House of Representatives
Of the Thirty Efh Congress Mr. Francis p. Blair j
supporter Of Fremont in the Sr congressman district Of
Missouri"
The other olackrePublican organs make the ahnouho
ment with even more e1uitauon than inc nerau. MT
Blair and Mr. Benton were completely iuenneu ~ 'ns
canvass they supported each o'"e WI" ~ 'n0 A'A On
ergy, and influence which they could command ana
not improbable that Mr. Blair owes us eecoD III great
degree, TO the exertions OF Mr. Benton.
1t will be remembered that when the canvass opened IN
Missouri disputed the sincerity OF the support wnien
Mr. Benton protested to give to Mr. buchanan. II WIZ
also be remembered that the Lancaster lfa
took thelDery OF reouAinB Us ioi quo'Hou'ns ~ ~
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THE CANVASS IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

A correspondent of the Boston Post at Ssnbornton,
New Hampshire, writes as follows:
" Indications OF this be everywhere throughout
the State In every village, high above the highest build
ing be floating the mountain breeze the glorious
flag Of and stripes, and with them gorousy
veaed the Of Buchanan and Breckenridge for whom
every citizen gives his most enthusiastic cheer.
BIT the democrats do enter the contest unasted
The influence Of the strong head and heart Of the old
national whig Is with them especially in this county is that
influence powerful Those who under the leadership Of the
great Clay and Webster, learned to love the nation
WHOLE will not cannot mingle to swell the mass OF sec
tiona politicians but shoulder shoulder with the
democrats they manfuy fghtngn the great bat
tie for the preservation Of the constitution and the Union
Thus has opened the campaign here The struggle will
be severe but democracy ~W triumph and constitutional
liberty win still be preserved"
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CnNGRESS-THuRSDAY.

SEHAfE-A joint resolution was passed accepting a
portrait of John Hampden presented to Congress by John
McGregor. Mr. Bell, of New Hampshire presented joint
resolutions of the legislature of that State the subject
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise and kindred topics
The subject Of the protest of the senate Of Iowa in relation
to the election Of Mr. Harlan made the special order
for tomorrow at twelve o'clock. message received
from the President vetong the bill for the improvement
the Paapsco river The bill for the improvement of the
Des Mones rapids failed to receive the sanction of two
thirds of the Senaethe yeas being 49, the nays IT. The
civil and miscellaneous appropriation bill taken up
and various amendments debated much length
the Senate adjourned six o'clock without coming TO
final vote on the bill.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIyEs.-A communication was re-
ceved from the Postmaster General stating that special
strucons had been issued with the view of preventing
depredations public documents transmitted by mail
from the city of Washington. A message was received
from the President of the United States covering report
from Captain Meigs stating that the of $4,000 will
be required for the prosecution Of the Capitol extension
until the close of the session of Congress The House
engaged for large portion of this days session in
considering and voting the Senate amendments to the
legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill The
bill goes a committee of conference.
Mr. Phelps of Missouri from the committee of conference
the dsagreeing of the houses the naval
appropriation BILL submitted report which agreed to-
Mr.. Pennington of New Jersey, moved a suspension OF
the rules in order take from the Speakers table for
sheraton the bill regulating the diplomatic and consular
system of the United States pending which, at o'clock
the House adjourned.
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THE CANVASS IN PENNSYLVANIA.

The State in Pennsylvania has fairly commenced
The following suggestions from the Harrisburg Patriot
should be promptly acted upon:
"The State ticket is complete, and call upon the
of Penny grid their and
prepare for the contest The whole force of the opposition
their State ticket and If want beat
them who has the good of the the election
Buchanan and the preservation of the Union at heart
must be up doing We have Geo. Scott Jacob Fry, r,
and John Rowe against Thomas Cochran Darwin Phelps
and Bartholomew Laportethres and tried national
against three untred backrepubican dunionsts
This is enough nce the democracy of Pennsylvania
action Upon the October election in this State depends
the result Of the presidential election and
effort should be left untried elect the
Notwithstanding the howngs of the disunonists and the
vauntDgs of the Fillmore men, the democracy of Pennsy
and will carry the State ticket if they win but
organize and We that democratic friends
throughout the State will these suggestions and roll
up triumphant majority for Scott, Fry and Rowe the
l4th of October"
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THE STRUGGLE IN OHIO.

The Ohio Statesman has spirited account of enhu-
siastc gathering of democrats in Licking county in that
State, on Saturday evening last The Statesman says
Without handbis without notices of any kind except
the word Of mouth from neghbor neighbour they collected
together from 900 200 strong and listened to the eo
quent and Convincing speeches Of Messs Backman Of New
ark and s. s. Cox Of this city The greatest enthusiasm
allied, and the intense interest given to the
speakers The old and the young the farmers and the
chancs of that region literally poured out from their farms
and their workshops.
The nigger worshppers the New York Herald calls
them had a meeting in the afternoon for Dan HUMPHREYS,
and great deal of drumming up got together about
one hundred, all told.
This the way the democrats OF glorious old Licking
spond nomination of Mr. Cox for Congress- and such
will be the response all over the district"
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TIE WEEKLY UNION.

This weeks number cannot fail to prove highly accepta
BILE to its thousands OF readers in every section of the
Union. II contains
The powerful speech Of Senator Thomson the conquest
Of California.
from Captain Simpson Of the United States army
in reference Colonel Fremonts disasters in the Rocky
mountains.
The recent elections.
The spirit Of our democratic exchanges.
Notes on the pending presidential campaign
Editorials the leading political topics and incidents
the week
Foreign and domestic intelligence.
carefully prepared abstract the congressional proceed
ings for the week.
The latest by telegraph and the mails to the tim.
OF going to press.
Tho Weekly Union is a large and handsomely printed
sheet vast amount Of reading matter-equal
seveny-6ve octave pages each numberand is furnished
to subscribers at the very low rate Of dollar per
num- has confessedy tho largest circulation with one
exception only Of any political paper published in tn,
United States.
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OFFICIAL.
TKTAsVRI DEFAEFaKHI,


NOTICE hereby given Of Puu
BY terms, will be paid the Treasury the
Of the certificates beTsO the 18th Of November next when
Interest thereon will cease.
This will purchase stock prior 10 said
day redemption and will pay therefor the following premium
addition accrued the day purchase with
days interest money reach the vendor:
Gu received the Treasury between the Isl day Of
une July Inclusive, half Of cent on
The amounts specified Ia 10 eeTuheatesi
ON such stock received between the si and st days August
one fourth Of one per
And such day OF August The nicr
est accrued thereon and days additional interest on win sp
paid.
Certificates Of such stock transmitted under this notice must be
duly assigned Unlo party entitled 10 receive
the purchase and when tic lt July The cur
rent interest also be assigned BY tho present stock
hodeT otherwise such interest will be heretofore
And given holders Of stocks OF Tho Unieu
States that this department will purchase the oeecn the ~
OF June and the lat day Of December next unless the sum o.
addition from the day Of the last dividend
and days additional interest Tor the money reach
lnevehdoI, the following rates Of Premium
On stock of the loan of 1912, premium OF 10 ceui
of the oans Of si7 and isS premium OF 10 cents
the ylh september, 1885,
monty called Texan indemnify stock premium OF per cent
this should be duly assigned
United States entitled receive the moneys ana
previous July the hayear interest must
assigned by stakeholder otherwise the interest
for year day will payable TO him heretofore
for all the foregoing stocks will be made by drafts on
Boston, New York. Philadelphia a.
parties entitled receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
NAV e9-dial2Noy Secretary the Treasury.
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A ROLAND FOR AN oLIyER.-C0L. FREMONT AS A
Discussing OFFICER.

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