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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-17

TlNhc 1aagic Cn.ior.-Call at MI ilk n STEVENS, LIST
door above Powell lotc Petersburg and see new nnd
beautiful ariflrn of Cast,r4 ldoc Its
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.


RELI, BROOKS, PACE a 60, No 80
- CHAMBERS Il READE STREETS, NEW YORK
We new have in store beautiful assortment OF the follow
ing Goods selected by our Mr. Bell, ON the other side
English Prints;
Manchester and Scotch Gnshamsi
Printed Lawns and JaCoues
White aud Printed Brlianiesi
Printed Chahesi
Printed Mousenes;
Plain, Colored and Black do
Plain colored rersans
Plain. Coorcd and Black Bereges,
Coored Grape L'Espagnes
Satin Plaid Bereges and Tissues
Black and Colored Silks
Cloths Cassimeres and vcstings.
White Goods--a full assortment
Irish Linens lay Linens Hollands pamasks powlas Linen
Ducks and Drills Farmers Saus prap DEtes Glazed Cam,
brcs Black and Colored Cambrcs siosas &C. &e with
full assortment of Foreign Goods
We also have and will always keep on hand a complete
stock of American Fabrics uch choice styles Prints Bleach
Drllngs Tckngs Apron and Furniture Checks, ragg'nss
tonades, Kentucky Jeans. Tweeds &c, Sc.
In short onr friends and the trade complete stock
o6Foregn and Domestic Dry Goods 10 which we cordially
invite attention, promising good bargains -, ~
fe 2sd3w H. 5 BELL, BROOKS, PACE co
NoTscE TO HuNEHs OF DRY GOODS;
our conducting from this time the cARPETiNG MATING
any house at present in Virginia and after
this date sell article have in the general Dry Goods
regular and prompt customers credit at prices that must
make it their interest to buy of us.
We have hand large stock of Winter and summer
Goods from we can promptly supply the trade md we ear
buyers RICHARDSoN y co.
fc 2l dim % Main street, Richmond, Va
L.. KOXsTEK, BROTHER n co, Rich
~ MOND VA prepared to make liberal advances on
consignments of MANuFAcTuRrp ANp LEAF TOBACCO, and
produce generally the address Of their friends, Messrs
Brummel 4 Roysters No. 93 Water street, New York.
shipments to Messrs Bruume & Registers, through our
house, will b1 forwarded free of charge
A l.. ROY STER,
J. Il. ROYS1ER
Jan o5dts JOSEPH BRuMMEl.
TENO OTOBACCONIsTs.-tsr reduction in Lock
n ToILS.-1he Lock Tolls for the Dock connection are
reduced Fire CENTS pr Why henpay FIFTY Gents
per ravage your Tobacco when the df
shipping the subscriber the Doekf Having
charge only five cents per box on lubae-
which includes all the charges Richmond, by steamers
oherwise-uakng the whole from ynehhurg, on
hoard, only thirteen cents per box
dee cots ALFRED $. LEE, Richmond
IvEKPOOI EnNE SAlT.-JOO sacks, isa
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,..XOy,TEX. HWOTuCW CO.. Rich
LIVERPOOL. ErNE sALT.-JOO snchs, is,
II A prime order for sale by A. s. LEE,
Richmond.
:. 4. =. fuNuI. .TEAMsIIsps HE-

80 a. - rNuB. sTEAMsIusPs BE
A,NriiN TWEEN NEW YORK AND RltHMoNp.-
sH~e-Hs 1900 TONS BI'RriIFN-The side wheel double
engine Steamship "K0ANokE,' Capt THOMAS SkiNNEh,
Richmond arrives Richmond every Monday morning aud
Richmond for New York oerS Tuesday evening, at
O'Clock.
This land receive any freight at City
Point stops there going andrcnrnng for passengers
The 'JAMESTOWNn Capt PAH1usH leaves New York
every "Wednesday evening, at O'clock for City Point ke,
turning, she leaves City Point Oery Saturday morning at
O'Clock. f1r New York
Both thrse touch at Norfolk, going aud return
ing
For further information regarding them, enquire of the
Agents In .vnchburg Mossrs. Lee n johnson
LTDLM 4 WATSON Richmond
n B-Freglt Intended TO 90 by the Roanoke must be IN
Richmond Monday and these ordering goods by the same
Steamer from York pease bear IN mind that she
there every Saturday evening at o'clock for Rich
mond lfnho d%W
t. i~ame a FUEGs.NT ssNE BETWEEN
S5zt-N-----,y BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND FINE
ii #f>a2 ss-s.t>> STEAMERS BEIVIDERE AND POCA-
esay and Saturday evening Returning, they leave Rich
nond fr Baltimore every Tuesday and Saturday evening
Freight intended from Richmond must he here every
Monday and FRIDAY LlDLAM u WATSON
ma 6-d2y Richmond.
~ROGEHEEs.-
IN 5000 bags prime gio Cehee-direc importation'
1850 mats Java 10
800 bags santos 40
200 bags Maricabo Do
300 half chests Green Tea-fnest imported
cas- HIbbert's, Stout and London Porter
2uU casks Scotch Ale
l5O baskets Helsick Wine;
80 packages llennesev Otard and Goddard Brandy
me o high cost-iT by
EDMDND DAVENPORT co.
25-ts Rehmond
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uNkN TIRE PIANO EsNsG.-N propos"""
i Is made by T. T. NASH 10 select PIANOS Tor Gus
toners, aud allow hemt their qualities before pay Sg Tor
them Better evidence cannot be given Of the estma'n III
which hold Planes
We keep about 40 Pianos of various patterns on hahn To Sc
ect from which bought exclusively for cash. from on OF
the largest New York which conceded
Mt the Paris od Fair be the best We have sold about
fifteen hundred Of them which have given full satisfaction
l.. Z. NASH, Piano Forte Dealer
II sycamore st, corner of Bank,
inn Va.
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n Iinner mud Fen Scts.-Frcnch China, Plain 6ht ana
IL Decorated Dinner and Tea Ses-iust received Ucsh
supply supply Also, Iron Stone Ware, White Granite or
Stone Dinner which anxious to close out '
fore ing the time for bargains
Call us. Is above Powcrs Hotel Petersburg,
doc MIR 4 STEVENS.
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Ohi0 Kiyer. 4 sIBh HIVIII0' II
charged if sent ali the yay by Railroad No Sorage Charged
on tioods seat through iHc Consign to
BRIDGFORD & Co. Richmond
REFERENCES RIcHMoND.-Stens x Brummei Iinsley,
rardy & Co Selden & Miller J. II. Claiborne J. w Wright
G. Co. Chas 7 Worthlm & Co. Shields A SommerNle ana
T1mnn,is D.vsnnort & 90 june 25ts.
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w tract for Uk BARREL ST. Els, for nl
o,d distant delivery Persons having timber suitable
,ilI 8,d n 10 their interest apply Immediately
-, i LANGHORNE & JOHNS
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RANCE & co, Manager
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Gun Boats and Hoops for Canada.

From the Montreal Advertiser, June 10.
The gun boat feet is to be immediately fitted
with masts and spars, and made ready for voy
age across the Atlantic under sail. Their des-
tination is the Canadian lakes.
A large addition to the six regiments ordered
to Canada contemplated at the sailing of the
last steamer. and the news of the dismi al of the
British Minister to the United States, and the
acknowledgment of Walkers government by the
latter after solemn assurance OF its disavowal
of the expedition, and desire to cooperate with
England to put it down, will cause the British
forces in Canada to be put on the war footing
The plenpotentaries who will most speedily
and permanently settle all existing and probable
causes of dispute with the United States are fleets
gun hoats, and soldiers. and Lord Palmerston is
just the man who understands the right way Of
bringing the American government to reason.
A large number of heavy guns and mortars of
the Crimean siege train. and the ammu-
milton from Baaklav are ordered for shipment
to Canada.
The regiments on the way, and those under
orders, bring with them all their wagons and
camp equipage.
Another battery of artillery, Mr.. Gilmour Of
Gmour & Co., Captain, and Mr.. Kyle, Lieuten-
ant, is now forming. Four others are also spo-
ken of.
We are surprised that some of our military cit
liens have not thought of organizing a troop OF
mounted rihemen, the most valuable force for the
country.
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ARRIVALS AT THE
NHRsliinStOn HOuae--ame

JUNE l7th-T Y Mosby, R Logwood, Bedford;
R Jonis, Marlborough, NJ Burks, Bedford, Gibson,
Rockbridge; c Dunn Va & T R r; W H Ryan, Bal
tmore W G Pondexter Bedford; Sawyers, Capt.
Cobbs, Va & T r r. J Buckner City; Dr. E
Willard, Campbell; P Horsely & Lady, Nelson
Fl Goode Bedford; Miss L Goode, Bedford Mrs. john
son, Amherst; j Dinwiddie Doss, Capt VIM. W
Mathews, Campbe r H Mosby, Montgomery White
Sulphur Sprngs;Dr Smith, Rosedae; G W Anderson,
Shawsvie; J P Edmonson, elbow Springs Lynn,
Illinois; C T Johnson, Alabama; D G Dunn, Abingdon;
C Johnson Greensvile Tenn; Hupp, Floyd; T Fox;
Campbell; A Amos, " W r; Austin, Vir-
ginia Mrs. NJ Burks & 3 children, Amherst; J ]
Burks & 2 children, Appomattox; Clark, Camp
bell j G Manson, G Langdon, Mercer White,
Roanoke; Thornhill, Appomatox; Capt. r II Buck
ner, Va Il 7 r RI C Irving City st Clair, Roanoke;
Pattison, Franklin; J Farmer, Keen Camp
bell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

The reception of Mr.. Fillmore was further con-
sidered by the City Councils committee Friday
night Guns are to be procured from the arse
nal to fire the salute. National airs are to be
chimed from Trinity Church steeple,and on I ues
day next subcommittee will report what ac-
combinations can be lad at Staten Island, and
whether it will be expedient to hire steamboat
to bring Mr.. Fillmore to the city. The Cluh com
mi,tee have determined TO give Mr. Fillmore a
public dinner at the La Fargo House, provided
he will accept the invitation,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18
Col Fremout's Position

NEW York. June I6.-Col. c, Fremont, mi Ia
letter to-day defines his position. He recognises
no party in the approaching Presidential cam =
paign. but simply union of the oeople for free
dom in Kansas and the arrest of the slavery ex-
tension.
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III Il ID.

At her Son-in-law's (Mr c. Chenaul) in Lynch
burg Tuesday the Sd inst, Mas. MARY ANN
Bowls, aged about Sc years.
n@ag" Richmond Whg and Louisville Journal please
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IN LANDsTOm SALE oder a. private -n ic

ID LANDS FOR sAIE.--I offer Il priv sal L.
7 1000 Acres of highly valuable lands part larger
tract upon which reside eight miles Lynchburg
pom Ivy Greek led ord County II is seldom Lands
20 IN Market They inferior o county and
hands OF udcous farmers would be surprisingly
mere Is upon said estate comfortable rcdrnce for de
mt family, with all necessary Out houses Barns Stables
obacco Houses fine Grs and Saw Mil large portion
lie Bottom Land well set IN xne Meadow abounds
fine Forest Timber and the soil Is peculiarly adapted the
rowth OF Wheat Corn Tobacco aud Grasses
ayment will be made accommodating; part money at
tort date, the residue bearing fund the
yable half yearly to annuitiesthe principal
enienee of the purchaser Apply upon the
~ Agents Messrs Garland & Slaughter and John O. Meem
$50 - of Lynchburg. JOHN +. HAWKINS.
june l6-clmoif
~ South Side Democrat Petersburg. copy Scmi-wecky
/ ne month and forward account to thia Office
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE,

PETER FISHER will preach at Liberty Warehouse
OH Sunday next, at | o'clock, NJ.
June lS
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CAB in Petersburg, l4S-total 1871. There has been
falling off in Lynchburg of LOLA in Clarkesville,
1926; in Farmville, 266-total 605.-The g,from
which we get part of these returns says that there
have only been two hogshcads inspected this season
AT Tye River warehouse against one last season.
IFHE CAx.-Every man ought to get married-if
he can.
mers--if he
Every lawyer should tell the truth sometimes-if
he can.
Every man should mind his own business and let
others aone--if he
Every man in Lynchburg should take the Virgin
ion and pay for it--wihout the least shadow of
doubt
Sons OF TEMpEnANcE.-We are pleased to be able
to state that renewed interest to be manifes
ting itself in this place in the temperance cause
The Division here has had considerable accessions
recently to its membership. The young men are very
wisely beginning to recognise the Division room as
place of safety and those who have been unfortunate
ly addicted to habits of incompetence are becoming
conscious that it is house of refuge to them
Stanton american.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRiSGs.-Visitors are beginning
to assemble at the Greenbrier White Sulphur. Pre-
paratons have been made for q large number this
TIE CRoPs.-The Alexandria Gazette bas been gen.
temen just from the Valley counties and the upper
Potomac River counties in Virginia, who concur in
the opinion that the unfav orabe state of the growing
crops in those regions of the state has not been
misrepresented The prospect is very bad.
WING MEETING was held in Prince George county
the 18th inst and forty delegates appointed to the
Richmond Convention.
CHRIsTIANsBURG COLLEGIATE ISsTITUTE.-The ex-
animation at this excellent institution Rev. r. Cal
houn, Principal will commence on the 23d inst, and
close on the eve ming of the oath with concert We
return our thanks for an invitation to attend
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THRUST SALE OF 4 FACTORY, INc-Ry
= virtue OF deed OF trust executed the subscriber
Alfred Taylor he VIII the 9TH day July sell
remsos NJ public auction, the liousE Lon occupied
said Iayor Carpenters shop the Tobacco
of Miller ~ Cfensiaw Also said Tayor's interest (sad
'be moety) In the Tobacco Factory said Tay.
" and Geo w, fancy. and occupied by W Stone
the site of Dudley & Johns old Factory)
TERMS.-A credit OF 4 T. IL notes
veil endorsed VIII be required for The purchase money
he title retained until the whole in paid
WIN. q. SPENCE, Truster.
june l7wds
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yNCHHURt.. Way 32d.-siroccries! Gro
CERES II GROCERIES, THE subscriber has just
the Northern cities with the largest stock he
the pleasure Of offering 10 his friends and the
public consisting in part Of
10 hhds N. o. and y. X. Sugar
80 bags No. ! Coffee
10 bbls Pulverzed Sugar
boxes Loaf Sugar
% bbls n. o. and 7. II. Molasscs
50 bhls Coffo Sugar
10 bags No. ! Old Java Cunco
100 sides Good Sole Leather
10 bales Cotton OznaburPs
10 bales Cotton Domestics
90 boxes Adafnan,ne Candies
10 boxes Taow
100 kegs Old Dominion Nails
20 bbls Tanners Oh
80 bbls Rye Whiskev
% bbls Old Mountain Ryo Whisky
10 bbls J. Martins Best
10 bbls Bosoro Rye.
- White Mountain
50 Zigglers old Rye
100 sacks Salt
20 bbs No. Clipped Herrngs
20 " No Mackcrcl
bales Cotton Yarns
6hoxes Fine Teas.
bbls old French Brandy
10 " American Brandy
MADEIRA Wine
Port
Together with general assortment Of STAPLE DRY
GOODS all Of which am determined 10 sell low for CASH
or In exchange for country produce.
Particular attention paid TO the sale Of WHEAT COM
FLOUR and TOBACCO JNO LUNSFORD,
Two doors above Acroe & McClanahaus old stand,
and door Murrcll g. Stration, Main st.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

DESaOLUTsON.-1h firm of Mcdaniel, Hurt 4
Preston this day dissolved by mutual consent Thu
name will be used by either In closing
the business Their Office will be kept at the old d,
occupied by Messrs Irby & Saunders
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL,
sc. HURT,
PLEASANT PRESTON.
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a. At short notice variety of Plain Fancy ard
Ornamental BOOK and JOB PR1NTING,at greatly reduced
r;oas Our facilities doing work being daily
a NV a regent of the latest styles of Types Borders,
nts sc om the Foundries in the North and we would
inform, our and the public generally that
H. a their orders printing filed in the best style,
nd o % prices as charged any other establishment
Jobs printed cooTs in the finest style of the art and
warranted o give satisfaction 1900 .,.- 49,. - -.
CaVDSl CARDS - CARDSlll Printed on n very swirl
yank ec Press at extraordinarily cheap rates.
fs aux TEpwS CASH fmal7ts
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AIOTICE.--Having purchased Of Aiessrs Mcdaniel, Hurt
~ their entire stock Of Groceries and taken the
formerly occupied by Them prepared TO offer t
the patrons Of Mcdaniel Hurt Prestonour former
concern the public generally large and well selected
Groceries, Liquors. Staple Dry Goods &C. which
offer market for Cash. prompt customers
on usual time.
we will give particular attention to the COMMISSIOH
BUSINESS will sell all kinds Of country produce and consgn
generally; will render sales promptly and cash them
when desired will make liberal advances produce In hand
and will receive FORWARD GOODS at the usual
funds deposited produce placed in hand to meet
charges. ..... ..4.......x,.
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They also keep constantly hand large stock OF FISks
METALLIC BURIAL CASES OF all sizes also large stock
WOODEN tDFFlNS, of every description, and viii pay
prompt attention to tho undertaking business at all hours
IL % SrtR u. 7 a q A. DlIiNllD.
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.,EDT0RD ALUM afpRINGs.-Thcscc eie

~ EDFOKU n
brated Springs situated II miles West OF Lynehoue
and miles south Forest Depot; where regular c
vavanrn Will be to and the Springs daily after the 2h
of June st., -, 49, fuo,,,o ,r,o,;s;,,
suggestion OF the proprietor OF tne ou
fd slum Snr;nps we have hesitation in saying bat we
see no reason from Anal ys from experience ana WHAT
we have seen and the Bedford Alum Water should
NO, he enav valuable In certain Diseases, Under
equal ccun,sta nccs, with any other known Alum aef
the 81 ate. ,,a.,- a,
D. Ro r. Page NJ H., H O. steptoe, d. j. morton ,pcect
Sback eford NJ d. Henry Latham, NJ D., WIN D. Morris 81
n Ino IT pstteson NJ D. p II. Gilmer, NJ d., Thomas a
Nelson, NJ. ID ID. f. Bass, NJ d. .,1,,o, , ,,-.,-.
rsS The Water and Mass kept by Jas Wilson and
7 IL Thompson g. Co.. Lynehburg, Va; Laidley Robinson
Richmond JUNE ! .e-,a"'N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

A WING MEETING was held in Prince George county
the 18th inst, and forty delegates appointed to the
Richmond Convention.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS
BY LENNON 4 BROG DEN.
BALTIMORE, MD.


FUVHAOE NATE OF WWNNOHES. CI.NHEV
l. WINE, GIN. sc, IN BALTlMoRE.-on Wednesday
abh jnne, AT II o'clock at the auction uchanans
wharf, $50 halves quarter and ecisyes PALE and DARK
ROCHELLE BRANDY. in bond.
1000 GASES tLARET WINE. Of tho following brands -
81 Julien Medoc Chateau Msrssux Chateau Leo,e aut
Briou. Haut Sanerne. la bond
H0CAsES BOOTH & sEDGEWiCk CELEBRATED
LONDON CORDIALuIN
i0PiPES HOLLAND GIN. Double Swan aud Duesl Grape
In bond.
50BAsKETS CHAMIAGFE
LENNON & BRoGDEN, Anci's.
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CHRIsTIANsBURG COLLEGIATE INsTITUTE.-The ex-
animation at this excellent institution, Rev. +. Cal
houn, Principal will commence on the 23d INST, ana
close on the ming of the oath with concert We
return our thanks for an invitation to attend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

~ AND OTHER PROPERTY FOR SALE IN CHRIS
TlANsBuR0iaving accepted literary institution In the
state of Mississippi of which must take immediate charge
have committed to Messrs Pheg agan the selling Of all
my property, real and personal
hey Will therefore Thursday the Goth day Of this pres
ent month Dune 1850 sell auction the promises al
Christansburg the following property THE HOUSE AND
MEG. Kent, of the beautiful and commanding resi-
denees in the State The improvements consist Of large
TWO story House with closets eer large
ana well constructed Kitchen, servants house, study or
office with two good rooms, large barn. stables and
crib The lot Is handsomely and enclosed has
hne vegetable garden borie ess Than 100 of
dheront kinds such as Apples Peaches Aprcots, Pnms
Cherries, &C. &c, There also two hno hold Springs
the
Tn. also sell at the time, number of fine BUILD
lNd Lo and near Chransburs, aording hnc sites for
lying adjoining town Also, all personal property
sng of large quantity of Household aud Kitchen Fnrn
urc two Pianos and very with olan attach
mep Span of fine Matched Horses, Family Carriage and
Harness Wagons, several Cows, Hogs Farming
Utensils Also yaluabs collection of miscellaneous Books
and many other articles.
The sale will continue from day day untIl completed
The terms will be liberal and will he made the day
Of sale Sale will commence just ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ
N. CHEW ALTER,
ELI riiLEGnR,
W. 4. HAGAN.
p. Swe offer at private sale of land
belonging to Rev. Mr. Cheyaer adjoining the Allegheny
Springs property. There this Magnesla
Professor Campbell, Of Washington Golcr y which Il
favoraby with the best mineral the State
Eli pllLEGAR,
June l3-ctds w. e. IAGAN.
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LYNGlIKU'R RQTRNU.


T,
connection with the Union Bakery, lee Cream Saloon
here the lovers of Ice Cream always find good supply
artes supplied with any quantity Mt shortest notice We
by attention butiness to please those who may
with their custom. OPIrZ g. MOORE
SBread Crackers Cakes aud Piesfresh bak ed every
'lay usual.
Thankful TO public for the liberal patronage they
received for the last years by paying
he wants other patrons they hope s 20 merit and
share of its favors. OP1rZ a. MOORE
max
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Gg7ST5SS'sS;;;;;Sl

N..ESIlILIII!llg Uni lfIIllIfl
METALLIC BURIAL CASES, OF all sizes also large stock
WOODEN cOFFlNs, of every description, and will pay
prompt attention the undertaking business at all hours
fc 45dSctR D. T. a q. A DliGUID
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
Nl SPRISGS-1hesc Springs will be open the rccep-
ton Of visitors the si day of June, 1876
They situated In Montgomery County, Va, one anda
hnif miles from tho Virginia Tennessee X Road from which
there > n branch lla Itond to the Springs
wing Richmond Petersburg after breakfast
reach the Springs by o'clock T. NJ day all the way
by Roll Road
Tho have been very much extended since
The comfortable and capable
OF accommodating 1000 persons
The Iynohburg and Abingdon Telegraph Company are now
building Branch of their Line to the SPRING. which VIII be
in operation early In June
very large BATH House has been built since last sea
Address Ro H. Mostly,
may 26d&clmo presi Montgomery W. - S. Co
ssCUuMER AERANGEMENTs." 1pr%>
- FOR NEW YORK, FROM LYNCH as&ClN
BURG, VIA PETERSBURG. by sOuTHSIDE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND PLEdShNfEST Route.
SIl TO New York including Railroad aud meals and
class aud steorage.
Passengers leaving LyneAburg on TUESDAYS at q.
clock by South Side Railroad will connect the evening
CITY Point with the large and commodions steamship
JAMESTOWN Capt. Parish and proceed direct to New
York, touching only at Norfolk.
The steamer ROANOKE will continue her trips horoto
fore leaving city Point every Wednesday morning at oek
For through tickets, apply to
LEE 4 JOHNSON Main St, Lynchburg.
may 12dscts
NJOTICE.-ali person. hnving claims against
me will please and settle In few days
i'm" lets j. NEWMAN
uDIANO.-I hnvc fine new Pinno. which !
viii sell AT n very reduced price Call at Mcdonald Il
Ioopcrs Shoe Store, nearly opposite Mccokle Jones
may 3l.ts -. y. HOOPER
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Il Of deed of trust, executed To tho b, Al
tired Taylor he Will the Market ynchcurg on the
9TH day of July next sell the residue property
III said deed, now remaining undisposed Of viz -
LIST Tayors interest in Miss Snllc
Davis
End Tayors interest In Lot No Soc bought Richard
Tyrec.
Ord negro woman phllisand said rayors Carpenters
Tools, Machinery, &c Me.
TfRMs-A credit Of four months for all $50 I'M.
der that Cash SPENCE
june lTwtds Trnsteo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-18

yuNiIE undersigned having sold their stock of Goods
Messrs Irby g. Saunders would most cheerfuly recon
mend them former friends and patrons
Dec 81, 1855. MCDANIEL, HURT e. PRESTON.
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