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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-04

NEW York. March 3D..
Flouris frmer--Stnte S7,l2. Ohio g. South
ern 1881 Whcat-quiet md unchanged. Corn
is dull n, al . Virginia 6's 947-s
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SALES By AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
BY WI. Il. MosBY. ArcroNrrR.

~ 4 AoNAaoAN'
THIS DAY.
BY WM. II. MosBY. AueroNrrR.
ErorA on eaoCERIEs, lseUORs. DRY
aihins al u o'clock. will sell store Crawford
S'"ads then ne stock Of Groceries Liquors Dry Goods
49, ''''''hi ~" usual assortment KEEP IN Family Gro
'eiE- ma 3al q r. PHELPS. Auctr.
Bf CllAs. J.. WORKMAN * co, Auer'Rs.,
Richmond. Va.
ltAvsO SALE on Nsw CROp SUGAR 4
j., MOI ASSES Tn TUESDAY, March ih, nj the Lower
go on Tia Dock commencing at II O'Clock NJ We vii
sgil the cafgoes per a.huoners ~ Raymond aud Lucy
4os hhds prime to ehoi,c y w oryn,s sugars
rfnns sAIfor all sum. under sido cash over s,oo
io'' a'o"''s circuit iof approved negotiable paper
.z,s.,., ohAs 4. WORKMAN Soo, Auetrs,
tees'4h mar Richmond Va.
FUTURE DAYS.
ENECurOR's ssLG.-Thc personal proper
~ hconeine to the estate Of Samuel J Hooker. decd
including the llousrnorp KircuEN FURNITURE vain
able LAW LtnARY. will be sold at his late resdencc on
neM iitR,hN. the6ih Of March
ftkMs-for all sums under So cash, all that sum-
GEORGE BOOKER,
ma dbth EAor ct ), J. Booker, decd
UCTIo< SALE Of NEW AND SPLENDID
n fukNiflRE-fhe subscriber having determined To
'ese His Present business will offer for sale, public
ton on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th Of March s56 large aud
splendid assortment and fashionable FURNITURE
comprising, In part, the following muc''i
u=-x-.s,s-s-~ Sofas, Of dheret patterns, ToieaTctcn
-. ~ Plain aud Fancy pVaus Cottage and French
1sg------ts bedsieaa' Cane, Rush aud Spring "a
Seat Parior and Rocking Chairs Chill. ".
drens Arm Rocking aud Table Chairs. Scrpontine, T1I
Plain and Fancy Bureaus with Marble aud Wood Tops
Marble aud Wood Top Wash Stands, Misses Rocking Chairs
Marble aud Wood Top Centre Tables Secretaries and Book
tass, Marble and Weed Top Tables Walnut Dining Tables
CrpcScm arlor Chairs French and American Plate Pier
Glasses Hair aud Shnrk Mattresses Reception Chairs, sc
&c. Also one secondhand Piano.
This stock and embraces all the latest styles
offered Mt cost Tor cash uutil the day Of sale,
No postponcmont On account of weather
Terms made known ON day Of salc l.. J. FoLKES.
Sale coudueedby Bryan Akers. ma 3dJi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-04

- we are authorized announce JOHN IL coNLE1
Idae for the Office of Sheriff Campbell county at the
.nsui,,,r Sioction finn ;t0dScihc"
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DELL, uHooKs, PACE 4 CO., No. ~

DELL, nEOOKs, PACE a. co, No. 30
AD.1u AMBERS 4 II READE STREETS NEW YORK.
We hnv. IN beautiful assortment OF the follow
iug Goods selected by Mr bell, ON the other side
Englisl Print,
Manchester and Srotc, Ginghams
Printed Lawns and 1aconcts,
white and ihintcd lrlinntesi
Printed Challra;
Printed MonsD lines;
Plain Cuufcd AID Black do
Plain Colored Icrsansi
lliu Ctlufed aud liltrk BereFes.
tolocd Grape LEspagncs;
satin Plaid Bcreges aud Tissues
Hack mud tunrud SILKS,
Black AlPacasi
Cloths, tasslincrs and Nrstings;
white Gools--n full assortment
Irish Liners Blay LINENS Hollands, Damhska DOWNS Linen
Ducks and Drills Farmers Snns, lTnp DIETS Glazed Tam
hrrs black aud toored Gamhrics Scsins &c, &e, with
full assortment nj Foreign Clouds
We a-u have aud will always keep hand, complete
stock 4 American Fabrics choice Prints Beaeh
ed aud Brown ShoeuEs aud shitnes Blenehod and Brown
DrlnRs, Tickings Apron and Furniture Checks, BaRgngs
bAuntufps DENNIS ahiriing Srprs Plaid Donosties Got
touades, Kentucky Jeaus, Twcrds, Ac, &c
In short friends and the trade complete stock
Of Foreign ard Domestic Dry Goods 10 which We cordially
invite attention. promising good bargains
f. X DIV =. hell, BROOKS PACE co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-04

= We are authorized t. announce HIRAM W DAW-
son candidate the Office" OF GommonWeaith Attorney
Of Nelson county at the ensuing election. ina e"t"@-
- We are authorized to announce MATHEW j NOW
LIN candidate the Office Of Sheriff of tamPbc county
At tho ousui,, election - dGctde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-04

NOIIaE.-ln Liberty. on Monday Inst, some
~ porsnnnok my oHercoat aud left anoihor In its place
Should this meet tn, naiice uf who got of
body else he their by paving Tor this advertise
and apply ing I. =, Ian KfoRp,
tc cots Lyhehhng.
M Hss7aE,s PRIME CLOVER SEE -,
y wv l13 h1ps Rn Lnguyra and Java Coffee
a3lnyrs IaibS, Adamtntne and Sperm tundle4
just received aui for 4aIa ly
Gsg7t4 VII SON co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-04

TE,HF subscriber in rerne from the Of Miller
EYm returns his thanks The patronage received at
me hands Of his aieudS ard respectfully "lvi continuance
II he slmh to the nc concern 81 VIM A Miller.
tr sa.ts RuRFRT :. ELAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-04

n We authorized 70 announce Capt GEORGE W.
LEE candidate the shrritfalty OF Campbell county
Ticc;a, ,bn o)d Of Nav Jan 2i-d6cie*
- We are authorized 70 announce BookER + shiiH
epsIi,g election Ian n Sct22d may
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-04

Ny9TkCE.-I have 'his any appointed Jois" =.
~ PI RVS and In behalf 10 conduct,
IN g city of I.vnchburg. IA WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS 81 SiNESS All sales made hy him 10 be
No contract purchases credit win be binding
lc Jd2N lpEAtE l.. KENT
February 81. -id
AYEW GDNGsfgN.-the under ign.d having
day entered Into cdpapcrsip under thu style and
firm HoLflNS CO. for the purpose of transnctiug
n Grocery aud business have taken the
Gently occupied by Mr. John lallns where they will be
pleased their friends and the public GENERALLY
MARTIN IlbIIINS,
JAMES W. BERCH,
GEORGE II. BIRCH.
The sold his stock Of Goods 10 NJ nlua
Co cheeully recommend them Ia his frienda
and patrons. JOHN Hol4l.lNh,
lANt,ltY 1st lS5f Ian = d@cisv
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.a,rc ,,,.:.rN.v CASu pWgCm. pN,n

fsNfiE undersigned m continue the Grocery and Commits
sncse and purchase Of Wheat at the old stand
where he ii be pleased 10 ait Lis friends and the public
generally. d. A Mliihh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-04

dtDls> EGASTEk.--He make feuaDe
= Plaster for curing without pain or Inconvenience
warranted to hen directions are followed of sue oy
J. H. THOMPSON a CO.
fe29d&cifts Apoihecarios and Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-04

Having determined our Store ~ 10 admit OF
conducting this time the tARpEItNti, MATING
mud FLOOR bittIDfH business more extensive scale
thun house prsont In Virginia VIII from and after
tins sell article have in tho general Dry Goods
line without regard cost cAsiI, and will furnish
regular and prompt credit ri prices that must
make II their interest to buy Of
We have hand large stock Of Winter and Summer
Goods from promptly supply The trade, aud we ear
nostY solicit examination orders from prompt paying
bspe,s RICHARDSON a CO,
fe u dim % Main street, Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-04

yesterday three trunks Of SHOES In the lot are Ia
dies Morocco. KID aud Goat Boots and Bnskins; Msscs
Chldr,ns Goat Boots and also something very imporan
us Chldrens nice little hllrk and colered Shoes, .
sizes very in the ey, viz: BE- =, IS and as
IA. SIABI'UY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-04

n sting the undersigned and Diucntl under
til style al Dugnid Sons dissolved the list day of
January last
The business VIII carried the undersigned.
the and s,yc Of D. + 4 6. \. DlGGUlD, at the
old stand $. nngnid x
All persons haN ing claims against the firm of Dnguid
present them settlement and those owing
accounts will please forward aud pay UP
DAVID T.. D1GGIIb.
IL 4 I-lI-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-04

EyRANNHsN n HKOTEER. (.rOcer- Il COM
n MISSION MERCHANTS next door to Liberty Ware
house. Main street Lynchntg Va have received large
general Stock of Groceries consisting article In
that lines also alarEe stock Of Blankets fucd Cloths kersey
Plaid ilseys Cotton oznaburps Brown and Beach
I'D DOmescs Calico &c; Boots and Shoes Wool Hats
aud Caps and ether Goods which they offer the trade
the best terms. loC cots
EN w. PAGE. Attorney nj Inv. a., nrhbnrg.
II Va, has removed his Office the tho
Telegraph Office doors below the Farmers Bauk.
IN llNcIN
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Strange Negligence.

Affairs in France were tranquil.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-04

NOTlTE.-rhc Cana. IL OPEN

4 The large and eommodous steamship AMES- rs-+
TOWN Capt PARRISH leaves city Point, for New Kiln
York every W EuNEsDAY morning at . O'Clock, after
rriya Petersburg arriving in Ne wYork
yenng Tlrouhh Tickets, including Railroad Fare aud Meals
en-, STATE Room board steamer, SliSecoud Glass Cars
md storage 50 Apply 10 LEE & JOHNSON,
Agents NeWNo and Virginia steamship Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-04

guNAIh.ORlNas.-Thes subscriber has taken the
II the of Mcssrs. James A. Stiger Co.,
he formerly occupied by him while doing busness for
Messrs Coz where he intends conducting the TAILOR
ING SINESS in all is branches He invites his friends and
the public generally him call Every exertion VIII %
made on his part To give safisfaeen.
Cutting all kinds of done in the Latest Style ana On
the b,
rr- tn. room, approached ,hroushthe store below
e dif6m MARTIN AEAaA-
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II. &. HANDY, NV. J. HANDY, tof Hardy Bros,
Petersburg jT A HARDY Norfolk Va
In 4. HARDY 4 CO., Communication Mer-

- per ship stephen erowel from Liverpool
IT. crates 1T CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, and NJ
fftu Factories of the East usual supply OF ~
gsHHIASS WARE LOOKING GLASSES, &c
- 4! The stock usual, large md commanding, -
Nf[u having imported direct purchased On tho
tts favorable enabled and VIII oher tho
greatest Inducements merchants and others Ia want Of
Goods in line
An examination of stock Ia respectfully solicited
KERR a. MARBURY.
Importers dealers In Chpn GLASS, Earthenware, &C.
Il M n Il 4nrnl, Drinr aInr " "A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-04

ga,IIE undersigned having sold their stock Of Goods
q Mcssrs rby saunders, would most ehoortuy rcroi
mend them o former friends and patrons
Dec 81 1888. MCDANIEL, tRi PhiSloN.
ian 3-dNcts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03

DISASTROUS CONFLAGRATIoNIN PRIL
ADELPHIA.
LOSS ESTIMATED AT TWO MILLION DOL
I4AKS.



PHLADELPniA. May IA terribly des,ruc-
tive fire occurred i'll this city last night about II
O'Clock, destroying an immense amount Of prop
erty. The estimated loss is S2,0O0O00. 1t
commenced in Jessup Il Moore's paper ware
hou,e. on North street below Sixth. aud extended
rapidly, in consequence of n Northwest wind
through to Commerce. and thence to Market
street consuming in ts progress all the buildings
on the eastern side of Sixth To Market
The following is list of the stores destroyed
on Market street with the names of the occu.
pants:
Bagley & Woodward's grocery; Wilcox. Rodg
ers * Fedley, straw goods Levick, Raisen & CO.,
boots and shoes. and Fairbanks patent scales;
w. w. Knight hardware Sellers & Hennock,
dealers in hose; and Wickerham Sons, iron rail
ing manufacturers.
The following is a list of tho sufferers on Sixth
street, + II Shoemaker, tailor; j. w. Williams,
stationery; c c Shoemaker, tailor: L NJ Polling
worth stationery; Geo Bruders. shoe store, Dir.
T Cooke, drug store;Jno Busr,pianos: j. ID. Viii.
ams, carver J. NJ. Kelly, tailor Henry Ten
nent, timer; Pennypacker & Flynn, growers Ro.
McDinsley. conveyancer Fisher q Brother. pub
fishers; Peterman's hote Bertram a. Co, per.
fumery;W allborn q Co.. furn shing store; Weight
& Co., clio hing store; j. j. Moore, trimming
store; Mrs. Warrington. cigar store and Ro
Clarke. stove manufacturer. The most of the
buildings on this street were occupied by fami-
lies, who saved very little.
On Commerce street: c. c. Davis, paper ware.
house; Tenck d sons. grocers: Carriers cooper.
shop; Myoner Supplies, box makers; Sam'l Croft,
coppersmth.
On North street; Jessup & Moores paper ware
house, and the adjoining buildings.
a number of dwelling on the west side of 81 xth
street including the City Bank, were damaged,
and many others slightly injured. The loss is
mostly covered by insurance.
SECOND DESPATCH.
PHILADEIPnIA.May While the fire
ging, fireman was killed by falling wall, and
several missing it is feared the loss of
life has been greater. Others received in u
ries.
In addition to the losses before mentioned.
large Quaker school house, the German tavern and
n number of small dwcngs,all on James street,
west of Sixth were destroyed.
During the progress Of the fire affray occur
red, the result of which was that one fireman re-
received dangerous stab
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, May l.-Senate. Weller
submitted resolution calling on the President
for any CORE spondence not heretofore commu
nlcated, with our Minitser at Nicaragua, in re-
gard to the recognition of the now Nicaraguan
government. In presenting the resolution, Mr..
Weller said he entirely disagreed with the poll
cy of the administration, and did not desire the
annexation of Central America, but he wanted a
stable government there and thought emigration
10 that country ought to be encouraged No man
said Mr. W.. has been shamefully misrepresent-
ed as Gen. Walker, who is not IA freebooter but a
man of pure purposes.
a letter read from Walker to n member of
the Senate, upon the interference of Great Br.
tain in the war between Nicaragua aud Costa Ri
Mr.. Seward made speech in opposition 10 Mr..
Wellers resolution.
Mr. Douglas avowed hmselfa sympathiser
with the present government of Nicaragua and
spoke OF the gravity aud Importance of the rn
mored interference Of England in Central Ameri-
en-, concerning American iterest-.
Mr. Butler argued against any action anil the
receipt of full information,
The resolution Withdrawn.
Mr. Toombs nade speech against the action
of the Naval Board.
The Senate then adjourned
House.The House passed The Indian Appr
proion bill. and bill revving the net 1853 rea
tive to suspended entries of public lands, and the
act 1886 concerning suspended pre-. emption and
claims.
Mr. Maxwell made a speech on the Southern
side of the slavery question. He was followed by
Mr.. Peray, who spoke in opposition to the extern
sion of slavery.
Mr.. Qutman introduced bill for the repeal of
certain sections of neutrality laws. Referee to
the committee on the judiciary.
The House adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03
Later from Neu NericO.

We have advices from Santa Fe to the Goth OF
March. Col. Dixon II. Miles reports that tho
Mesiabro Indians nre quiet. Col. Bonneville,
Majors Carlton and Grier, Captain Davidson.
Lieut. Williams and Lieut.. Mercer, left on tho
26h March for their respective stations.
Major Kendrick left Fort Defiance on the 10Th
to turn over some Indian goods which he had en-
gagged to deliver in person to the M"qns. Cap
tain Davidson had been acquitted IN certain
charges by Court of Enquiry. Captain Sea-
man of the Typographical Engineers, was about
to be court martned. Capt. Pope. nlso of the
Typographical Engineers, had left Donna Anns
for the Llano Escatado.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03

A letter tror., an American resident in Paris,
to his friend in Washington, published in the Ma.
tional Intelligencer, says;
$50 far rs have had an opportunity of judg-
ing, the almost unanimous opinion of Americans
abroad is in favor of Mr.. Fillmore The foreign
appointments ofihe present Administration, have
been in many cases njudicous, and have greetly
lessened our standing and influence abroad. The
travelling Americans see and feel this most So
rously, and are camorous on the subject. | on
ly hope that, whoever may succeed, he will be a
safe man, both as regards our foreign and domes-
tic relations, and act so rs to preserve the peace
of the nation abroad and calm down the absurd
sectional strife at home. The nation may well
be satisfied if they obtain reliable and prudent
a man as Mr.. Fillmore"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03

Two Americans have been arrested in London
charged with robbing hotels. One had pass
port. from Mr., Dallas to 60 to Paris as bearer OF
dispatches.
Four tons weight of gold dust had arrived in
England from Australia previous to the 10Th UT.
The female husband at Syracuse has beer SON
fenced to 60 days in the Peniteniiary on charge
of vagi ancy.
Major Mari. an cx-Congressman from lannes-
see. is dead. He was wounded IN the Creek war,
under Gen. Jackson.
Richard Singleton was shot dead in Cincinnati
Sunday night by John Cain, who charged him
with entioing away biz daughter
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03
C4pECIaI NOTlGE.-Lu-. received, ONE Of

ctpECIAL NOTICE.-Jusi received, One Of
- CHICK ERiNG'S PARLOR GRAND PIANO FORTES,
entirely style and of the most beautiful instruments
Co. ~ naror ever brought this market For the power
M Oh tone delicacy of touch 1t cannot be
assad The undersigned viii take pleasure In showing
10 all VIII will give him call ...l, ,,o,u,, -,
Also fine assortment Of square PIANO FOkIEs, OF the
same maker from octayos at the lowest manufactures
prices . -. s..,o,.hlo ,n,s,e .Iw.vs nm
- -r''' w. p. GREENE,
.,I Of dsc,26 Juno w Bank Square, Lynchburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03
Fire in Neip York,

New YORK, May 1.-The New Haven railway
depot. in this city was partially destroyed by fire
this morning 1t is an immense structure, COW
ering four blocks. occupied by innumerabe ten
ants Loss very large,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03
Missouri Politics.

There are now three candidates in the field 70,
Governor of Missouri, follows Thomas II.
Benton. nominated by the Benton Democrats;
1'rusten Polk nominated by the Atchison Demo
Gratis. and Robert G. Ewing. by the Americans
An effort was made to bring the two wings OF the
Democratic party together while thu conve ntion
was sitting in Jefferson city, which failed. two
scperate tickets being nominated thronghg out.
The American ticket will doubtless be be cleo
ted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03

If u.s. ~tsted tbai only one Ia y aud two ehll
dten were killed. Mitchell Brtiern of Vermont
who was killed was robbed of - 600
Among the wounded not mentioned yesterday
were Joseph NJ, Parker. Bangor, Me-, cut with n
machete on the head-skul fractured and stab
IN the loins;A ". Scove Providence, n. l., shot
through the lungs with musket ball; A. Lante
Swane Strong Mr shot in the shonlder with u
nnsket ball which run down into the kidney $; Pat
rex >. .. Mel, San Francisco. gun shot through
the body aud a cash on the head with a machete
Nathan ireble Hancock county, Ohio cut in the
face very badly with machete
Ono account says that but few of the natives
were Killed, while another states tina, about 40 OF
Them feH A correspondent writes that an at.
tempt having been made to get the passengers
VINO were in the vicinity Of the station on board
the l't'Ie steamer the natives formed guard at
the beach, and stripped men, women and child.
ron as they approached, taking the women's
rings from their fingers and ears, and their pins
from their cuffs and bosoms.
The treasure brought down by the Cortez was
not landed before the riot, and was thus saved.
AT the Ocean House and the Pacific Hotel all
the baggage was scattered and more money Ia
ken IN proportion, because many of the inmates of
lhose houses were returning Calitornians.
here was among these also large amount of
valuable baggage, consisting of jewelry, trinkets,
Grape shawls, &c.
The next morning the rioters, being wearied,
and many of them drunk, lay in the huts and
boats asleep. and order was partially restored
The Cortez passengers were hurried off early to
Aspinwall, whence they embarked on the 18th on
the steamer Philadelphia.
The British consul was active in assisting the
American consul and others in restoring order.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03
Returned from Europe.

Among the passengers by The Persia, at New
York, are Majors Delafied and Mordecai and
Capt. Mcclellan. L. S. Army; }, l.. Hodge. u. ).
Consul at Marseilles. and 4. Compile Sartiges
and wife.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03
ARRIVALS AT THE,
W0shinafon House-S ue0d 4 &

MAY 2-Capt w Pannell G o Sanford. Petersburg w
Moore S Dews, Halifax; w Sours, Floyd II; w An
drews e. LADY w Jones Miss Andrews w Andrews Miss
N Price Miss + Golfer w Hatcher, Bedford; II Pol
lard franklin Il Calhoun, city, Williams, Amherst
w Moore Montgomery; Glover Appomattox; McAllin
Tenn NJ G Dooey. Campbell q Booth, Franklin; II Bosse
Ncwberne; Dunlap, Rogersyle Tenn; II Straon Tenn;
" Wilson, Knoxville Tenn; w Dickerson, Miss Dickerson,
bedford; Barnett lady & servt Montgomery b Cheno.
rett Bait C c sadler " w Rhodes, Salem; Devonna,
Wythevlle; S Thompson. Pua C H. G Boom Boston, G
iade Miss Haden Miss Anthony Miss Brandy Miss Moon,
tmpbell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

.~-- POWEs.u.'s teiso 20 M,
f.. friends and the general public Of virginia and North
EN, Carolina. for the liberal patronage esiendedo e M
UNA March last which time case OF Var
ood occurred and when promptly made known through
tho paIcrs published IN the city take this method OF 10
lnniug been other my prem
,aes and that the house thoroughly whewashed
and there bic ground suspect Infection
most respectfully solicit the return ~ former pntr0n
assuring them that II any time disease OF nm infeehons
should house they ahall be
Informed without delay.
the bes, am informed tina, there have been
.by two genuine Small Pon In tho city ono OF
hc roy cd fatal and tho Therehaya been
number Of caes arood all Of which have and
there none In the business part OF the cuy
npl JOd1w TlicS W. EfEo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03
A HijIor, DesfrOUsd BIZ Fire.

A TH7age Desfroyed By FFe.
DAYTON N. Y. MAY 1.-The village of Cow
anda, in Cattaraugus county, was almost wholly
destroyed by fire last night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-03

M r.. WnGL1AWS, Wichm0m0, vn.y gr""Ssr
lie COMMISSION MERCHANT & GENERAL AZ
r Rereinins EorardfaS MANUFACTURED 7ooafco m1ae
disc ar-iee shockos FLIP, immediately opposAe Sos
90 Particular attention paid TO h'ng orders ~
Aoera He baes hs sincere thanks TO is
ous the public for the very liberal patronage
% him during connection with MoEafn book.i
q Watkins Rc hnond (Which house has entirely dissovedl
with ample facilities for the prosecution OF b,ssess, an
M been and rigid business prime
feels the interest of Assgners wiz be 'enihy
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