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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C.

(!ALHoRMH DIAMONDS -EoUAI. IN BRHILANCY
~ 10 TIE real gens pima Is TO S5; rnga - 10 SO;
rings eN crosses, 81 80 TO 80; suds bracsiea &e
H9y q inc SsSos srscss sent By mall aS part Of the un
&J JACOBS, manufacturing jewellers. lcT Broadway.
fyokPosITIon AND GOLD VEST UHAINs-A NEW
~ aruce warranted NOT 70 tarpish change COLOR
Wholesale dealers supplied
L. J. yA0OBa nsafasurlnx Jewellers, loy sroadvay.
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NlW YORK AND ERM RAHROAD.-ON AND AP
IN tor Monday Nay 49, 1855. aad until further notice. PCS
VIZ -
punkirk express q A. H., for Dunkirk
Buffalo express, at ga. n. for Buffalo,
Nall at8.i5 A; NJ, er DgnkFk and BunAlo snd mserus
diats stations. PasGenksrs by this train win with
press trains for Syracuse, CayugA Osnandagua, EAssn
faus and Rochester and viii the ghtnnx express ras o.
RoctlAnd passepgss q 30 p M rrom Dot q Chamber
Way passenger, TAP. n. ew Mswburg and Anldistown
and intermediate stations.
Night express 81 p. NJ, for Dunkirk and BufAlo
diA'e slAtions- = -
The above trains run daily. sundayY sxospssd,
These erprees trains connect q Elm1rA, with 1e MmA
Cansndagua and nia9arA Falls Railroad, Niagara Falls;
Bnshamton EA Ae hyrasuse and BinsAanton karoal, s
Syracuse; ~ Corning, wh BuAlo Corning YorS
Railroad for RooAsSfsr Great BSnd with Isni
awncna and wsser Railroad, for sersnsos; At Buaso
TolSip, bs.ron. OhisASo ko
b. O. tscAIIUx, Genera, sapsr,aasuass.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS.
(tLlFFwCon HoUsE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
~ leased the and splendid hotel situated Mantavsu
opposite Keyp0 How jersey will be prepared 10 his
the 10th of June. Location unsurpassed SPLENDID
merous sprngs fue bsning sailing fishing,
ming, 90 making far hyperion summer resort any
In the SAe. The fine steamer Keypo Oapt Arrowsmith
will leave the ott n murray street daily al O'Clock r. NJ
mailing the fir landing st the above For terms apply
at 669 Broad way, or at the CHI WOOD House.
ALBERT PORTER, Proprietor.
r AXE GEoRGE-rnH FORT WILLIAM HENRY 40
~ te' situated e Lake deoge Warren county New York,
is now open for the reception q Ths ho which w
rey incapable OF accom- eli N visisrs has during
the winter had wing III by 40 feet containing "a
and also other ertensive Addicns and made
It. that aooommod four hundred persons The
John jay will leave thu hotel every morning Ticc
deroga, connecting with tie 4Samers on Lake Champain,
and returning In the afternoon TO the hotel Stages leavs the
hotel twice each day. connecting with the car. tor saosa
pleatons for rooms for tho ensuing season.
CALDWELL, Warren county, N. Y. DANIEL, GALH.
Full particulars he obtained application TO the under
signed New York, TO the as above:-Thonss
Thomas Of Broadway and Grand street. Pacific
Bank; Abraham T. Hlyer, United States Marsha ooruF
College place snd Murray Edward CLARK lo6 Brsa
way Wlher p Jones. l3 Water stroet
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MORNING EDITION-TC
SHf0fI ztass 81 af1xAs LAND ros sAL1 OF RI.
Zy:VyU change Tor s.y propestyi sso yAusss axu.
S;s;s sssssz I: 81
~. e @ go IS: -
;:: :5 = s::s:ss T. \. e. ss S1i
3O.VUU. .srss wi!a scu.e, barn, orchard. &c. On
and '''H 81 s; fssS ~ tsas
ys:xLy AssslS4y rssss @ rs Is rg s;
sSs1sy q .ssssss .ss ss. on
ss: sssi.
s.ss.a .'ssss t Ne" Sors ''','@ 'o''o
aAHE o1AHoE.-AH xxosLLxkr BUSINESS, Ey-
NJ Sasd . four yss VII. % custom ssA D,:a
sfp. E. boz 81 o win On OF
BEAUyNUL OoUkfRY SEAT PoR sAns OR Ex-
a.s o ss sr ves Ss Sss O. soe3 z nss % Hsw
s M {. . as &
s.sss: xsss s.:sss % "a o:sssA1sss ~ 81 s:S @ -:
turn urs For iurAes pAuealars inquire IN the stare
..s sss Gan % '''a
A coon oaANos FGR A COOP BUsIsHss NAN
a. r., s s spsns % n ssosn xs Sa The
Nv w.Ss1 sss nc Apply
poor AND sHor STORE FOE sALs-coRNss sroRE
bs; location IN The city, ssael!shsd several years doing
g:oe.ste1 4syy W Wal & ssi' ssE IL.
N,oR SALE -.rBR SCHOONER JAMS ROSS OF ABOUT
respsoi. Apply 70 osEAT PAkxxa, 81 Barclay .sres
TOE sALk-TBE STOCK AND FIxrUREs OF 4
fal ~ store y wt BE- sod sasracs sppnsd Tor BY
Apply At tss Hudson street above Ferry WV
deoos beautiful tam Of IS ,cres large new barn with
n .x " a. as s'
III %s,s1 59s building
| E,OR sALE.AN EXPRESS LIsH DoIEs GOOD
busnees eur hores, two wAsons seigh hernsss 6e:
spi. T. '9 Apply ~ sst.s '' "'' WIN
a,CR sALk-IHE HOUSE AND LOT 0s rwsHrY:
is ss Ma Bssm. Esss RrSs 1900 Ss
Ridge sGeets.
noe s.LE.1aE s.1 A ADs1A1Ic 81 COPIES; cAKa AID
given for :sliiSs out inauIs W witAia. ~ -''-' .
d esaiscuon.ry ana ily store, ws asa; tis o.ner
ss
Fon sALE-1Ha RECIPE FOR MAKING PATENT
M seas.. :: rS.a e 30
rId ONCE.
I,oR sALE-A sPLESDID COUNTRY SEAT AT 60
1sn With $ WITH TaSs And os
fh0osphs :ss ,s
sSs1 3. x.s sTs
city Che ourth vart d tteA bucher shop. Reason
s s y s s' Ras: Es:: s9 a. s.s
&
e.
5g her pe,iec llfe boat win sails. &C. complete
"a 1oRa'S sosf * ise $
Eos SALE on EASY "a ,E s,s.s o. !;
e. s6 South Fh street jersey City, ten minutes. walk from
so 2 'SH:s asp :s q:
Pss.ss SS:ass 5s ssss fsas:ySs Wa
EoR SALE OR ExCHAkaE-A LARGE AMOUNT OF
Ss :nd: IL *. . also A1Sy
| WALTER & CAMPBELL.
NoR SALE or TO LEr-THs rHRKE STORY AND
% ppo
he % @ % i.
H s or ss ..s Or AND md
for city property in Seventy street. between
! Third ard Fourth avenues. Apply - above.
i III OUsKs FOR sALR-INDUCEWRErg TO CAPITAL
n s TO purchase four yery desirnblo dweli,s n
he vicinity Of Madir0n And IArnron Xso hiok
hoUses on Lexington ayeuuo viii be sod NJ bsrcan
/ m KINHg1NKR Sio Ennri 40 "vsnms
/
i -nrar rop CO., op NJ N, ~. mrDn. a.o11
S,aS ssssmsnt m.rs,s Tonn. -, W. srvhd M
street; mofe improvements gas Hxures &C. aud In oom
piete order. Inquire OF g. r. Beu, 50 John ttreet.
Il oH q as nrD ,aS ~ , moUsE eCONvEN.NT
near Eph,h svenUa W,i II hs sod - "a An.ry n1 soo.
J. r. WiLIIAHs RON Revtstrv an "a 40 al ppSO
/ - oSAS' AsoeAs1s oloos TsS ON hvcsuos
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HUDSON RIVER kAILROAD.-FROM NAY ls, l866
the trains WI lesye Chaubsrs stree. station e .lows
train: u smsrant Tor Poushl sepae A. n: sn1
.v NJ :gsr gor ST$ $s rs snc Icy A. ~ ana ~ "a, a..
NJ for Psetskil a.d 6s0P f. rte Poushksepas. Sing
ntm ChambsrA Canal Christopher and Thirty first NreeA
Trains for New York leave Troy ass 8l6 and l045 A. NJ
and Z. n. a. r. SMITH 0up,t
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WO mn -FOx SALE CHEAP, HARM OF TO
QOsOOOs acres, with house, barn, orchard, &c .
railroad and about l80 miles from New 1ors. Land eoeA.
ID. bHGPBEKD,T Wall street. third story.
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EXCURSIONS,

EXCURSIONS.
I XCURsION 10 THE FISHING BANKs-THE STEAM
~ o. CINDERELLA Capt Char Anderson, will run in
the place OF The r. L. HeveAs until she il repaired which viii
be next Wednesday Leaves Amos street ut ocl0k Spvnx
street slip at s. Broome street at 8H, pier North
river at O'Clock.
MO BETTER MEDIUM FOR ADvERTISERS CAN BIZ
IN found 10 tho country than the AMERICAN WEEKLY
PhRes published every Friday morning, the low price
piled with the AMERICAN PKElsSst 81 50 per hundroS
Terms cash advance Puolaaol sfce corner OF Suloo
aud Assau streets, New York.
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAHROAD.-rICKErs rC
IN Cincinnati and rourn will bs sold persons attending
tie Convention be held at Cincinnati on ID proro To-
30 81 170 1s 40 md & Broad way, aud at the New Yosh
and Ere Depot foot Of Duane ficksA good I'll s I2
pro1mo' or t fer aSjsgsnHsna a.,., s.,.,....,.
CTEAMER EAGLE, FOR THE FISHING BANKs.-rARl
~ for tho e1curson, 50 cena This and splecdd sea-
having been chartered by The undersigned. VIII her
regular DAILY trips 6aturAys and sundays exooptod durns
The summer soasoa TO the Fshipg Banks Commencing q
Monday june stopping punctually q sres
Brosme street, So oclS Pier No North river, ociocr
steamer has been fitted up with view TO the
Tort and OF those Who may wish 70 enjoy TIP
VIZ s S n sn 5 s
obisnG aowardesa. The undersansl will accompany the
steamer her tpa and plege that nehsf pani
q Oil be spared 70 render these the
most agreeable and healhfu Of the AUGUSTUS d.
1YIhk 7 BlGLOW, Engineer. b. B. VENM. J. Still
WE'LL, Captain.
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rMAVMLLERs, GUIDE.

TAAVNLLERH GUIDE.
A GKNTs, TAKE No7ICE.-THRyAhERICAN WEEKLY
"a PRk6s ia published every Friday morning and viii bs
ruppled sgena at u so hundred Subscription price,
sa ear. dvsrtsements inserted s Hhy cents per line
Terms cash In advance. Orders must be dreoed 10 ~
proprietor Of Fulton and Nassau Streets New York.
nAnY FOR Observation-Disclosures AT sl
IL landing At Cozzens, West Point ColdApring, Corn
wall, Newburg, = ew Hamburg aad Milton Tho steamer
HERO Csp smith, leaves the foot OF Robinson street
POpghk espsio ut A. NJ
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FUND ANT0-
RRADrS 0ALLERY
D.sss y sss Broadway. fhomps,n's Saloon;
ea suecese which has attended the Introduction o. u
Apseyps 8 0e ebcve es0blshmsnt wi!Aoas parable
Quality h portrait
DulabAhv,
Olessasa,
Dehcary.
NV r
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ENOR gALE-A CENTRE BOARD BOAT. CEDAR
built copper ser ed throughout; has air tanks render
Cost $50 this spring Wa be sold fer e7 sppsd for i'm
mediAey Can be seen from A. NJ to p NJ, 10 dock foot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

Va, Jas Wall aud 3 servants, Jno Kelly, Petersburg
Jno Davis, Emory; Robt n Douglas. JaHes Penn,
Jno Mayer, Bedford: Vim Gray, Washington
John Horner. Jun { Murreil, jno r Depreest, Jas
Petty. Campbell {. H.. Jas Belcher S 5 r r; Capt
Conway Petersburg. " Waller, Va: David c
oehs, franklin NJ Ruiz, Lexington Mcdaniel,
bedford; II Perry, Liberty; Reh'd IL Burks, Bote
loart Shas f Ward, Petersburg Chas " Harry,
Ihos c Thornton. Charlotte VIM y Miles Amherst :;
I L Victor, city; pr John NJ shelton, Nm Car
rington. Nelson Vim II Tardy, Campbell Jas r Jen-
niugs, PittS,lvania
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The (bOiein n Bonrd the steamer Tennessee.
Lola NOntcs.

\ gentleman who was IN conversation with one
Of the passengers on the steamer Tennessee from
San Juan, writes the following to the Norfolk
News
On my way from Savannah. met on tho cars
severn. of the passengers of the steamer 1ennes-
see. who left Der at Key West where she touch
ed on her way from Gruytown. The cholera was
on board aud i3 of the passengers died and were
thrown overheard before she reached Key West.
Those taken sick lived emily from five to eight
hours after they we've taken. The vessel was fill
thy and so little attention paid by the captain or
crew towards keeping the ship clean, that it was
impossible to sleep below, and many took 70 the
deck. | asked one al the passengers II the captain
ever went fo ward or below to see II the comfort
and heal h of the passengers. He said no-he see-
med not to care for them.
The Orizaba delayed several days going into
port fenring the brig that Walker blew up would
attack her. Waaer had burnt the city of Cos
Ia Rca. At Kay west, young man offered
seven thousand dollars if they would permit his
brother who was sick board the Tennessee,
10 land and was refused.
Lola Montez came passenger in the Tennessee.
they say that her mind Is impaired by spin
ism. She would sit by the dying man aud say
there. he is gone; | saw the spirit leave him
She was very kind and brought two little orphan
girls from California with her she also found on
the I.tbmus II sick little boy. whom she took in
charge walking herself and permitting him to
ride in her place-Walker having pressed the
mules on the route
The steam fire engine has fairly worked its
wny into favor of New York. The Common
Council have ordered two anew steam fire engine
at cost of $500, and will pay $4,000 each an
nually for running them. This will be found an
economical expenditure oi money.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

A severe gale visited Buffalo. N Y, Monday,
accompanied by hail and snow. II was very
violent in the city aud great damage was done
to property. several warehouses were unroofcd.
and many in the lower part of the city were flood
ed: Several buildings wore entirely destroy ed
A stecpe in the Lafayette street Church was
blown down dining the service, but no one wns
innred.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18
Damag e. Recovered axasU.sn city.

In the United States Circui, Court Monday.
liesekiah Crout recovered from the city of Bal
''mor" one thousand dollars for damages sustain
ed by the infringement of patent right for n
street lamp II was alleged in this case that Crout
offered I" sell the city his patent street lamp, and
the city did not purchase, but subsequently us
ed lamp similarly constructed to that patent
ed by the plaintiff,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18
preucb,r Married In lsis own Paint.

The congregation of tn" Cumberland Presby.
terrain Church in Louisville, were considerably
siaftleda few evenings ngo il is said,by the Rev.
MIR. Newman. the pastor of the church, descend
ing irom the pulpit, utter closing his Discourse
and selecting young lady who had consented to
become his hcpmret. To whom he was immedi
atcly joined in the holy bonds Of wedlook
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REI,Il,lOUA NOTICE.

There will he services in the First Preshyteria,
Church this Thursday evening. Rev. JESSE Arm
lsfEAn, d d, is expected TO preach Services com
menee nj O'Clock.
Dec. ls-lt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

Senator Douglas and his bride were ssrenaded
by the Marine Band NJ Washington on Saturday
evening last Speeches were nude. and thu hnp-
ry senator dispensed the Inequalities Of his house
to 9TH party.
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PAYNE & CHRISTIAN.-Perrys Expedition to Jt.
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ward Sunfeams and shadows The Pilgrimage 10 III Medina
and Mecca Live and guide tor all who wiSh 10
ak and write correctly II by the Sea by l'ead Head
Ia, fa Of Washington Irvngs Life of washington oyc"
,o,aia Litcrsturo, tassins Birds {" America
nrae ntr cent a month Modern British Essay s.s V" w.
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ccrant Iryurs WORKS. u vols. splendid edition. i'!fon
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,o,Ijd od,ion Adlisons Works vols, splendid edition,
Iingards History England, new edition very chcaP pay
~ opies Works complete.
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I'M v.orkg scphen's Travels edition Hannah Tore
VI co,urle.r epcnccr W rls Mrs Sonih"oh Norts
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Or springs Nr,, BOOK, Ha" thernts rae. " e. ri' ~
Erriapd ycral editions Life Of d'orge ROY ie
IF DR. AleN ander Scott NoFcI, IN various Sl't- 81 oE'
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

Don Jose Maria Magellon, now and for some
time past first Secretary of the Spanish Embus
sy at Washington. has il is stated, been appoin-
ted Minister To Mexico.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18
lnMmibnlisam not ENlimcl.

A recent letter from Australia states TINT two
missionaries and their wives had been murdered
and eaten by the savageS of tho New llebrdes.
Polynesia, II short time before
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~, AkhIh AIS A fuE
Washington .snu4c-~ntaJ IL Clark, Prop'fs'


D@etnsER lirH.--P Miller, Juo \ Clement, ) II
ccohoar yuchhurg: A L bearing Miss DeArrg
n'mpb il; L \ Llnghorn II S College, VIM Goode,
pDeu'ord Jas Otfy. Liberty VIM Clark, Pits; "
c"'oorhe, Danville; B r Gilbert, city y oiarA,
N~"Nhel W Lacy, New Kent CO.. Geo DAVIS
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JSo. II. LANGHoRSE n BoIcoNpr
n ANdsIlOR<E 4 luOI.CONR NE.
IA Rnn Ter H. /

Corner of Main and Bridge Streets Iynchlsrg, Va will
collect and remit at the lowest of Exchange They will
the highest market prize Warrants Northern
Exchange, Coin and tncnrrent Money.
REFER TO
The Presidents and Cashiers OF the several Banks Lynch
burg Messrs r. II Maury Co. Messrs rairo. Richmond
Messrs Johnston, Bros Co. SAM Harris Sons Josiah
Lee 4 Co., Batm re; Mess s. Faruham. Krkham & Co
Drpxe 4 90, Philadelphia; Mcssrs Npuhcck Read
ell j. Ward & Co, Lees Waller, New York
noV0 ly
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

V. CAMPBELL. WILLIAM WILLS
lNANPBEl.I. n WELLS.
~ Attorneys, SOL icitOrs and lou 80 llors
Office in Phonix Block, lot Jefferson Avenue DETROIT,
MIcHtoAS. fdac &. I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

Another suicide occurred in our city Monday
afternoon. of which tie following were the cir
cumstances so near as could ascertain them /:
Mr. Frederick Bowers. Frenchman, aged TWEEN
~ one years, was observed to take n letter from
the Post office, after reading which he appeared
ia great distress, and walked through the streets
sohhinp. When near the corner Of Second and
Bildle streets he tore the letter into fragments
AND scattered them to the wind. He then went
upon IA vacant lot on Seventh street. between Bid
die and Ashley, and sat down between couple
of old steam boilers. In a moment afterwards
the report of a pistol was heard, aud on some per-
sons running TO the spot. Bowers was found dead
with pistol bullet shot through his heart He
was a cripple, having lost both his legs by their
being frozen on some northern expedition he had
bpen connected with. \ few month"; ngo he was
member of the Icarian Society at Nauvoo, and
lift ,here with SEINE twenty five others, wh',w
Himself were dscpntented with the management
If the association. They all came 10 This city,
and Bowers is the second one Of them who has
committed suicide 49, 81 Louis Inteihetncer. 10.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

<1ioT1ING.-Fh he undersigned ,nosi frsprt-
fnllv announces the public in general ana us enS
49, he has removed old stand OF MI aIei"' 'VP"
M inc Liberty Ware IIonse, where can he t"da Wc'I
snrted s,ock IT Ready Made Cothng and "'heh,h nr
~ ooi. which he ian cheap any 'lnnhr nous"
IN s,ity He also prepared for Cutting out max ne anu
repairlng Clothing at the shortest notc '%inf nn o
~ Nrxt IN nv Store Il a Room for Rent which IS adapted
LOT IN IN ~ ' GEORGE BLAKEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

1t i stated thHt the Hon. Caleb Gushing in =
tends remaining in " >hingon after the close Of
the present administration TO practice law.
The 40th annual meeting of the American Co
lanization Society will be held in Washington on
goth Of January,
There we're g deaths in Baltimore last week.
Madame De Wilhorst, who accompanies Thai
her. the great pianist, as vocalist, IA said to
b, daughter of Reuben Withers. who wash ma
tive of Virginia.
Col. Joseph V, Scott has resigned the com
mand nf the Petersburg Grays.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

IiorEL BrRxFp The hotel of Mr. Samuel Dickson,
near the White Sulphur Springs was burned on " co.
day aight last together with greater portion o'
Ms furniture. 1t is believed that the burning was
P"hiN accidental Loss considerable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

- VuIn NIrFFV, z,
rIE "NORN ELL has undergone change Of construction
places footing with The best modern built Hotels Of
The country
for guests
furnished style of ELfGANCE and COMFORT SUITED
all character that will make 1t rank II.
tact, with the first class Hotels of the country
WELLS 4 HYDE,
a. prour
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18
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NOpARTNERsuIP NOTlCE.1 NNvuuy

4 tnPAKTNERsulP NoTiCE.--NOWIlN,
~ FOOT \ co. Successors to Col W T. Com
mission Merchants for the sale of Tobacco Flour
other grain
The undersigned have formed partnership la the Commits
sion business Col VIM r Smith solicit a
continuance Of the patronage him All
of produce made by friends will with
prompt attention and quick returns Office AT J. r. IL
Nowins BENZ II NOWLIN,
W. A FOOT,
nov13dSclNif a ALEXANDER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-18

- ENOvAL.-The subscrib~r has renewed hia
II and business the large and commodi.
SCHOOLGIRLS block I'd door below the Market aud
opposite Mr. ". H. Mosbys where be viii Be pleased
, 'ou all who may favor BIN with their patronage.
oct dis Q. 9. BLISS