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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-05

We are indebted 10 the polite attention of col
Sam. Ford and colonel G. T. Nelson for late
New Orleans papers. ..-..
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-05

The attention country merchants, planters,
and purchasers generally is called to the ad-
sertisement of Messrs, eglesby ds Grswold.--
Their stock is the largest and most complete
ever imported to this place, and they are pre-
pared to fill orders to any extent at the short
est notice.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-05

The recent rains have rendered the roads al
most impossible; but few clear days will put
them in good condition.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-05

'N1'iSi''
templated by the act Of 1854, to keep record
of the contracts and proceedings of each com
missioner, each one of the gentlemen took the
charge of The funds of his district, and without
any bond or security to the State went to work
paying it out, on works of very doubtful uti-
ty, to any other than personal and private in
terests.
| The commissioner of the first district select
ed Cat island as the field of his operations. ap-
proprlat!ng to reclaim an area of 81 900 acres
seventy eight thousand dollars, and contem-
plated an additional expenditure to complete
the work, OF sum to amount in the aggregate
to S105000! About sixteen thousand acres Of
Cat island only accrue to the State, which at
the government price would amount only to
some 100000. The commissioner Of the end
district, as the report says, was interested with
another person, in the entry Of $4,000 acres
in his district.
We merely refer to this, because an act has
passed the senate, and viii no doubt get safely
through the house, to appropriate $50 900, Of
the swamp land fund for the purpose as the
bill says, of paying work already completed,
and also for the purpose of completing rebuild
ing and repairing works already commenced
IL IS our opinion that the BOARD should, at
least for the present, wind up its affairs, which
may be done BY the legislature under the fol-
lowing article of the constitutions:
Art 1s4-The generaltassembly shall have
power by Il vote of three tifths Of the mem
bers elected to each house, to abolish said
board, whenever in their opinion board of
public works shall no longer BE- necessary.
Owing to the developments of the commit
tee referred to. the last legislature virtually
abolished the board, BY failing 10 make appro-
priations. Until it can be organised to give
the people some security that the funds will be
jadlciously expended it would be sound policy
to abolish it, TCamet
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-05

The superb passenger packet H. NJ Wright,
captain Clarke, will leave this port for New
Orleans on Tuesday next.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-05

After several days of warm and seasonasle
weather, on Saturday evening the wind veered
round to the north, and blew heavy gale all
night. On Sunday morning the ground was
frozen and the pools covered with ice.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-05

We are under obligations to the hon. John
sidei and the ion. J. P. Benjamin, for their
attentions
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-05

| the house of representatives, the following ia
| Bile, showing the States which voted for Banks,
/ black republican, and Aiken, democrat, at the
recent election for speaker, possesses no little
interest: -.. ....+ =-s. +.-.
BANKS STATEs-Maine, Vermont Massachu-
setts New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Is
land, New York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
| Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Wiscon-
sin.-14 States. H ..t0.
ANT1-BANKs STATEs.-De laware, Virginia,
| North Carolina, Maryland. So. Carolina, Geor-
gia, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Texas, Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, Ken
lucky and Californa-l6 States.
Iowa was divided Banks, Aiken. Re-
equalization: Banks States, l4!; anu-Banks
States, 16d
It is significant fact that, New Hampshire,
president Pierce's own State; New York, secre
tary Marcy's own State; Massachusetts, attor
ney general Cushing's own State; Pennsylva-
mia, postmaster general Campbell's own State;
Michigan, secretary McClelland's and general
Cass' own State; and Illinois. Douglas own
State, uniformly voted for Banks. .-.
-~S----1@-c---~---->c-o-~o
The hon. E. r. Hord, chairman ofthe Texas
senate committee on State affairs, reported the
following joint resolution:
Be it resolved by the Legislature of Texas,
That our senators in congress be instructed,
and our representatives be requested: 1st. To
use all honorable means to extend the time for
the naturalization Of foreigners to twenty one
years.
cd. That they use their best exertions to pro-
cure modification Of the laws relating to I'M
migration, so as not to permit the landing on
our shores Of any emigrant unless said emigrant
bears with him Of them the certificate Of our
consul abroad, as to their good character.
Sd. That they use their best endeavors to
prevent the passage Of any law by congress,
making grants of land to unnaturallsed for
eignerS.
4th That they oppose the organisation Of
any territorial government which allows IN
naturalised foreigners to vote.
The above goes even beyond the principles
advocated By the know nothings.
~>-->---oo-o-o-o--~-lc----e
The governor has appointed Mr.. Bell, sher-
iff Of the parish Of Orleans, vice Hufty, remov-
ed By the legislature. The latter refuses to va
cate the Office, and the case will be carried to
the supreme court. Fine times for lawyers,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-05

Thanks TO the hon. Henry Phillips and hon
D. 3. Thompson, for interesting Legislative do
currents
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-03-05

ihs supreme court of Indiana recently de-
cldedthat the 28ta and 29th days of February,
IN le$p year, are to be counted as one day, and
that = note or draft falling due on the 2sth Of
February, cannot protested for non pay ment
I'll aaer banking hours on the eeth. There are
MANY wise men in Indiana, but none Of them
hayes eacled the supreme bench.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
UENT1sTWY.

rAR FAPoLEcy PPETYRRR's NEW lrcoRRUPYIsrF
eth inserted from enc 70 full us, with or wiibou
exusctn Tech extracted without pain, ~
reaTs beouuonp app!csion u the Prices Yefy
eedarss. ~ Prsetrsy ecrpu q EewNd gues,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

MOB SALE HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY FINE
building hes and untmproved tracts In parcels to suit
ss:sa Al he towns weschester county Bordering "a
end he villages Of Yonkers. Hastings D0bbe Ferry,
Ivhston Tsyyyovn. Sing 6ing Rye 1srnAroneck. Mount
Vernon Fofdha West and MorrisaniA. General In
naicn and furnshed gratis to parties wishing
purchase. App TO WestchescF County Land Agency 27
Broadway, New YORK. NJ X. COUZENS 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

A BkAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE OR Elk
"A charge for city country property near New York
Situated tho west banA Of Cayuga Lake, egl miles from
e most healthy section the State AL kind. Of fruit xees
Boney finished n,ide and out Price $4 0O0 VIII sell 50
with The building for SofG0 win sell or part OF the
fam tufe For further particulars inquire the paper store
S 0yald street. where plan OF Tho be seen,
3HO6. JONES, ON the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
RESTAURANTS.

MRS. UHsToW's WEISS BIER SALOON. 20 RosB
M irteL-Nys Rpesiov eegs eave soqusnt de ias
hat fhe hse removed Der 10 he above named STRAIT
where sfe Yb te bapgy y meet tbem,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
HOTELS.


HENRY Y. RIEJL, THANKFUL TO THE PRovI-
Ii deIce taat las spared him In recent and serious III
c,somers would NV ,ra ssv ~ thai ss
lnf restored to heath he k ready to welcome hem hs tar
Hc,el the rea Star, Lspenard street The care and at
tenon paid ~ AL showing their good Will by their presence
he trusts meet appreciation. Twice week Tuesdays
and Frdsys) will be devoted 70 jov couvviity. Music
Will then be found ard the orders Of friends Attended 70
promptly.
4 PB. aRosno OLE, cwners well Known American
cetnt The most elegant Of all, though not whit dearer
than any other he Victoria kept and owned by Nsssrs r.
And Ph (roshoz broters Mcsars Louis Phi. Grosb,z
importers Philadelphia They oeN know how 70 furnish
their xuess hose English comforts which one
csn oy 81 eyorbian England AID which hey here
a. isb with s pYofssc band 81 Germsn prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

DKDuCED PRlCEe-5rR JUNE.-UyIrED SrArHS
~ Mail Line 80 pounds free, 10 pound
on excess Four hours from ocean ocean, by Panama
Rsro6d. Through for California via Panama Railroad. Tho
UDiied States Mail stesmhp Company viii dsp for As
nom pier foot Of Warren street. North rivsr the wen
and fact steamship ILLINOIS, Captain Charles 8. Bogrs
u 3. N. Passengers and mails will forwarded
Eairosd and connect at Panama with the Pacific Mail Steam
shlp Companys magnificent steamship John l.. Stevens
VIM. Lappdge, commander which viii be in readiness and
leave for San Frencisco The public informed
hs the Pacific Mall Steamship Co. always
exrs lying ct PsnsmA ready for 70 avoid
ube deen ton OF passengers mails For apply
W. RAYMOND, 81 the only Office Of The companies, No.
III Wee street, corner Of Warrer New York. Freight
Aepnw all 70 cents cubic foot half cents
POUND prepaid and freight received Alter IL O'Clock
day OF sailing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

NERGNEs, ELgCrHO CHEMICAL 8Ar6s- ~
PRINCn Of Brooklyn proprietor Md Prot. vgsG ~
IN attendance M 40 8rostvsv. Thsv F1srenss IL ouye
rAeunstsnn neuralgia Ard Al 1wessee arng trcn bs i'm
tUteui pee Of nnarcy oser reeDe eutespces % ss
pepar utl for lstjsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

AUsTRALIA.-PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THF
"A United States msi-7he beautiful slipper ship MON
ssah, o, sydney Is now oaang a pie. 10 Fast has
about The Goth june Has mnodaons passengers
ed for comfort by other ship Freight lowest
yatee shippers and apply board or 10 r.
CAMERON, No. Bowling Green. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

EoR SALE, OR TO LET,-THR HANDSOME FOUR
story brown ront situated chestnut street, be.
tween seventh and Eighth Streets directly opposite the
Masonic Temple Philadelphia This store located the
most fashionable thoroughfare IN the city and Is adapted to
manAne appearance having two large show windows with
handsome French plate glass. Tho lot % feet inches in
ont By 5 deep back street Store 100 feet deep which
ne entire depth. y. GUNMRY SON, rs South Fourth
street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
WINES AND LIQUORS.


DyERTIsERS WILL FIND THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
"A PRESS OF the belt me iiuns Ia the world making
their wifhes known 10 The public Price 1v ceGs line,
cssh sdvsnce. Advertisements received at the Office,
corner OF Fulton and Nassau sIeee New York.
a LARGE AssoRrMENr or CLARgrs 81 vHE Cnes
"A aozcni vines Of 81 descriptions; brsndies, gss Js
Esca old Mononghea ard Bourbon rnist Londor
Dublin Porter SCOTCH ales &c. for sale UNDFRHIlL
kMArTERs0E'p <ox BJoonue street. resr Broadway.
sEIGSEryE BRANDY FOR sALE--FRoM BovDED
IA. warehouse In hail ppes quar- casks sud octaves 10
quantities TO suit, by SIMPSON BROTHERS &c Beaverst.
CLAREr WINE, ~ Is PER DozEN-sUP RRtOR
" Scotch East Indis psle and Phsdsptis ses London
Dublin and Pbnseslphs porssr and brown son brspds.
wines, &C, at PERSONS Is BeeskeT street. of Eli
zateih and 621 Hudson street. corner OF Jane.
p'oR sALE-A STOCK OF FINR WINES AND BR N
eies segsrs srd everything adsped 10 the liquor business
With dom fixtures ind eegsnt more 10 leases doing
agood busnesr sa3acgyy esons will be gwen ior Offer
tae shove, Address II. g., box 1877, Herald office.
ME- Plus Ultra PURE SPIRITS. HAVING FINE
IN flavor 81 French hrsndies gp's Of coanec nr hvor
Fsifn 20 tity gallons by merev III the
spr she's good imitation OF Frensh cogna cnsr.
ir ior snsts trd vuea pure spa s eurrept For
eSe ~ HoElHs CD DgClerc Gpd Iurcrers sQ4 Green.
web tbtth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
1917 BOOKKEEPING, WRITING AND ARITHME.
ICcls tc.AT DOLBEAR. 600 Broadway, will receive
arpcanS this day or evening" for peumansho bookkeep
Ing and guarantee them good places banks
An accomplished practical bookkeeper employ quality
gent emen for hesd Bookkeeping.
GIN BOOKKEEPING. WRITING AND ARIrgMErIC.
cal instruction should make Immediate application ct
PAINES new academies 90 Bowery y; 2s3 Fuon sr eel,
Brooklyn. Now opep day and evening. Ladies' writing
Gases, g.; twelve lessons all found.
BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, WIRING. RTC.-
- Taught very favorable terms by W. j. RENVILLE,
800 Broadway, The instruction 10 separately Impair ed
thoroughly and readily available in practice. open day and
evening.
URENCH LANGUAGE, &c.-E. TRLLERIyG 4s3
broadway established 1861. continues give private
euucn In French and also teaches
and clas 20 young gentlemen day scholars Passed
amina'tons On The continent OF Europe.
CgDGwiCK's METROPOLITAN ACADEMY AND GYM.
- Lasium IS and 20 Sixth Wasnin gon square
B. j. sEDaWlCK, A. NJ, Erin
CPANIsH LANGUA6E.-PI oFEssoR GoRRfN coz.
- trues his Instructions in the language Also fur
pnhed 10 lei, with partial DO, rd geuensp
Apply 70 The Aforesaid st 1874 Eighth Brssdvay
w BITING AND .AeCoysrs.-B. +. Fosrss AND
w HIRAM DIXON give lessons ~ usuS Ia writing book.
keeping, &c Room No. App building, 6 1sy,
wbpre youth and admits qualified TOR mercsnt1s purss
IN an expeditions and superior manner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

NEW BOOKS! Enncy Articles and Music
~ A Good Time Coming;
Rose Clark by Fanny Fern:
The Home Garner
Kuckcfbock,r Gallery, fine ed;
The Philadelphia Housewife;
Rejected Addresses, by Horace and Jones Smith;
Song Of the Iiilwatha, by Longfeliowi
Harper for January, 1856
Together with large lot Of Blank Books just received at
LANGHORNE 4 WALkUPS
New Book Store opposite Citizens Savings Bank.
dccp
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49, iiI.ONoli tltuN. ntNilNNAN IO

IhNtHBI III AND ElOH4I n
arr from Lynchhurg to Buc ha1an ..............s
FROM lynchbnIE to Charlottcsy lie. .............
on ana after the I'D Of October Packet Iuas vii
Bu'Lanah at \. Nj, and Lynthburg l.. NJ MoIday,
"Wednesday AID Friday and arrive Richmond second dal
at cuck \ NJ
tIaIottesNle passengers leaving LynclLutg at = T. W.
reach seotttsfuie at 10! A. NJ, ana arrive in
otttsVuie at . J. NJ Leave LAnehburg for Buchanan
arrive al T. NJ
from LyneAJurs Richmond see time and dstanc,sia
card below
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

II BALI more AND KICIlMUND. by steam. 81,
ers BLLNlDLkL and fDCAhON1 AS.-ILe
STEAMER BElN IDLIEE liatirnore every SAT r.
DAY AFT EkNOoA Tor Richmond Returning, leaves RI II
MOND every | ESDAl AfTEkNOON for BALTIMORE
The IOCAHONTAs leaves BALTIMORE every " ed.
NESDAA AFTERNOON Tor Richmond. Returning It,yt,
RICHMOND every Sal URDAf Al TERNOoN Ior ] dt.
tinurc.
shippers Baltimore by two Boats must hsyr their
goods htrc every Monday and Friday OF each week.
DIAM III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28
sSs.sss 80, .s4sFanUSD AND y.

J 4 u a.
ne l, >. Man Sieams hip JAMESTOWN, III com
aand 81 capt LlWIs PARRISH leaves regularly
every SAL tkpAA AFTERNOON al ; O'Clock for Rich
h,"hI SAe VIII not take any freight from City Point
She leaves Richmond gularly every TUESDAY AfTFR
NOON al o clock, for New York
hose desiring ship by her goods
oudy Passengers desiring to take this ship
a staieho"m secured by adtIe ssing us by mai
~ The ROANOKE, Capt. SIMMER. stuis at City Point
"h,Ie ale '" lana aud receive freight Bot the jamestown
ana tne hoahoke receive and land passengers Clt
and Norfolk Ii DIAN 4 n AI,dA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28
NArpNY RNnNN!N EW HOOK.

y American Almanac for ls56;
The Three Marriages; or Life "a a Watering Place;
Philosophy of Marriage-by Ryan;
Union with tn, ChurcI-by IIarbauRh;
poens--by Cola Pen;
Voice # the Church the Reign Of Chrs-by Taylor;
l. okiug unto jesus
Memoir Of Susan Altone or Life hid with Cms in God;
hate Weston; VIII and to 10;
lo}d- Steamboat Directory and Disasters the Western
Waters
Dos,rlis Life of : ason, New Editjon3
Haili watts Rein G, tor January;
tleadlaud on the F. lion Of Aitdioine
Kaubn's Abstract. for january
The Quarterly Law Journaby Jay-for which agents
Price - per HGHum; -
Laws thu United states from l7s9 TO s56-by Dunlop
PAYNE 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28


30 TACrUltEn DEALER IN FOREIGN 4 DOMESTIC FRUITS
NUTS tIGAHs FANCY ARfICLts. Toys, &C. &C wholesale
retail has just received the largest stock that he has
offered to the public, consisting in arl Cocoanuts Almonds
Palm Nnts, Fecans, English Nauu4 FiGcrts Ground Nuts
thesnnts, Sardnos Pickles in jars Fig Paste Gum Drops
Fire Crackers Roman Candies. Hemp Seed, Sky Rockets
Rans FIGS pruuc Preserved Ginger in jars, do dry Gin
ger fresh Peaches do Tomatoes Brandy Peaches in Jars Ma
pie Dates Nurrants, tiron Oranges Lemons Canary
Seed Juube Paste with splendid assortment Of walking
Canes Banioes Accordeon Nioins Castinets Violin Strings
Rosn, Screws BRIDGES Bows, &C. with endless variety OF
Toys aud Fancy Articles.
PLAN and fancy Candy manufactured daily, Of the best
terials, for sale in quanitics to suit
Thankful past faynr respectfully solicit call from city
and country buyers hcy cannot fail to be pleased with
stock and prices.
dec Its % s. \. lloyd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

These vessels the first class. built the city Of Bal
moTe, expressly this trade ard SUI aceoul
daoIs Tor passengers. They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the adc and who viii spare M
excrten accommodate They will be up and down
the rivers 10y and may be relied sail promptly
Advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
will find to their interest ship by this line freight viii
always be taken low by other line Of Packets ana
every effort will be made by the agents in Richmond and
NewYork give satisfaction Insurance be efeecdr
the Richmond Fire Association hS this line per
We respectfully ask aud hol succeed in obtaining n
share of patronage
Goods shipped this line 70 Nv ork will be ardpd
free commission to Ncw Orleans, Mobile, Charleston "a
Vannah amy oh,r southern II Northern port.
The vessels viii lie i'll Richmond in the Dock in New YorI
a Berth No. /, Coffee House Slip OF Wall Street
DAVID n WM. CT RRIE Richmond.
{ II. PiERSoN. n v Agent,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

D. a. FANCY HARDWARE. WI q LES AL 4 ~
RETAIL Spring, lr55--liaia STREET igaehbnrR, Ia III
have iust occised our supply for the Spring al = =
Hardw Cutlery Gums Pistols. Hunting Tackle. Build
Materials. tarPerers Ml"tghs and smith Tools, arm-
Utensils carraEe and Buggy Trimmings, Saddl"rg- Soe
makers Findings Floor aud Table Oil Cloths Plated Goods,
Window Guiec aud Shades Wood and W uw Naicllo
keeping article. of every description. Fshh tackle
Inch rvudrrS stock the most extensive aaa
desahe nave offered for public favor and enbr aci
Er,Hter variety than any in the State.
Those desiring purchase viii find superior G ass OF
goods satisfactory prices and all who wish ev
many articles thai ettFty shall take great
pleasure in showing. SIMPSON a BRO.
NH j L A.t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

These the first class built expressly for this
trade and have superior accommodations tor Passengers.
They commanded by experienced Captains quail
fled the trade and who viii spare
modate
They will be towed mp and down the by STEAM and
may be relied sail promptly adv Merchant,
gong North ordering goods Boston, will mud il
their ship this line il the regular line
and freight will always be taken low by any utr YES
scls and effort will be made by the kieliluI
aud boston give satisfaction
We respectly ask and hope 10 succeed in obtaining m
share patronage.
The vessels VIII lie in Richmond the Dock and in b.,
Ruwcs Wharf
DAVID & WIN CURRIE. Richmond
ALLEN y WELTCu, BoSon As'"'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

N'EW EkOVaAS.
~ Macaulay's EHgaGd-3d aud 4th volumes
Macaulay's Engiaud-4 volumes in onn-Sl;
Memuns o Susan Aiibonc;
Weston al To VIII and To Dos
jackson and New Orleans;
I.anmere-by Mrs j. G. K. Dorr;
Volunteers;
The Hunters Feass;
Cousin Veronica;
The Three Marriages. or Life Mt Watering Place;
brooks Ovid;
Wayands Economy. just received by Express
LANoHORNE & WALkTPS
f. New Book
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

AE erry Shri-tsna- ~ coming. and already the
4Vn boys are looking forw ard with impatient anticipation
the annual ohcauon lovers Of that spicy fluid already
IN dreams swimming in big bowls of Egg Nog and
ara nokng forward with proud satisfaction they
late thu mseVtS The handsome which
able to meet thor Christmas bills In
gers Of ha excellent Institution. TIE Bazaar prepared
1t ont all their friends holiday suits Of the
ye and superior quality peculiar only the Cothng anu-
featured at their establishment
For Christmas presents have elegant assortment of
Ianas aud Registers, the tasteful Overcoas splendid
Velvet Plush aud Silk Vests Goycs Fur Top Caunets Six
ana SATIN Nel Back and Fancy Crayats; Merino
h'auu Mnnsin Dressing ttoNu hem stitched Cambria and
China rd SIX Hndkerehc boys Talmas and Registers
another lot received this morning; also large supply boys
J@eheSszes To fit h"ys from III also opened tins morning
Hi'l "I 81 fruck tOatwurth
dee Hts BIfRRuTGIS SII ALt,p 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

- sO-PARTNERsusPN OT1CE.-He have
~ this day entered into partnership, und he syie
G. and firm al sILVERTH & Cliff tor The trans
49, action o Watch and Jewelry business In the store
heretofore occupied by II silyerthnrn Main street Lynch
burg, Va -. , ,-...4o.t .,a.L -,
,tces Jesery ana Slyerware which viii compare favor
Lii ,r stve quality, with house in the STATE 1t Is
@ n,,nsq to keep hand always the best aid newest
If hoods in our line. and To sell them at fair aud reasona
M pees and any article sold 10y US VIII be warranted TO be
asrr represented 81, ,-. = A..
.trhes me 81 being practical watch maker, aud
has od a number Of years the advantages afford by
ne d he largest houses North from which he has received
mo bighnat testimonials for integrity and capacity.
VI very respectfully invite the public 10 an examination OF
our stock which shall speak more particularly hereai
ter. SLY IN '''''.''
prr y. ls35 j. CLIFF
doc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-28

NEW LAW HOOkS.--Payne n Christian
~ have received the following Law Books
American Law OF iomi,de-l vol-by Wharton
Greseys Equity Evidence
Morris on Rcpictr;
american Criminal Law-by Wharton;
l.edieal Jursprudence-hy Wharton and Stile;
Nharton's Law biltionaryi
library 81 Law and Equity-lI yols.-Prcc SIS;
Iona As BiEosl- con- Ieic in ) vols. lfe 2s
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