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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-25

CONVICTED OF FoRGERY.-A II Everett. tried
in wheeling, Va. for passing . forged draft on
the Bank Of Wheeling. has been convicted and
sentenced to five years imprisonment in the peni
tentiary. There are two other indictments pend
ing against him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-25

For LIBERIA.-The Wilmington. n O papers
notice the passage through that place of over a
hundred negroes, formerly the property of Gen.
Mckay, for very many years the representative in
Congress from tba! district. The negroes are on
their way TO Norfolk, to be sent to Liberia in pur.
sugnce OF will made many years since
Miss Caroline Tyson is starring 1t at the nau-
scum In Baltimore Miss Sae Partngton is
leading woman at the same establishment"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-25

FIGHT BETWEEN AGED MEN-The BarnstabIe
Mass Patrio: says, that on Tuesday of last week
a rercounter occurred between two men in Vest
Dennis, both over 20 years of age. Capt. Edward
CrowelI and Capt Francis Small. each about sew
anty years of age, met by the river side and fell
into a controversy about fence. The former
seized the latter by the collar. when Captain
Small raised his cane and bit Captain G blow
upon the head, causing the blood to run pretty
freely Captain c. thereupon seized Captain S :,
dragged him into the river and held him under
water until nearly drowned Capt Small died
short time afterwards of his injuries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-25

THE NEW CEKT-To.day the Mint at Philadel-
phia will commence paying out the new cent, hrs'
10 those who have deposited Spanish coin In ex-
change and Afterwards IN the public In general
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-25

The lee DeaIers Of New York have fixed their
prices for the season, increasing over last They
give twelve pounds daily for six cents, while last
season they gave fourteen pounds for that sum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-25

DIED IN PRIsoS.-Eugsns Greiet, one Of the
prisoners arrested In New York for defraudne
the Frepch Northern Railway Company, died Ia
the Eldfidge Street jail there, Thursday. BE
died Of abcess on the brain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-25

HIGH PRICE FOR CoRN-We learn, gentle-
man of this county wa offered for bis entire stock
of corn, which amounted to 5000 bushels, u
so cts per bushel-GrenadG Miss Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-25

John Hunt, . minister of the Friends persus
sion. preached . sermon to tbs butchers OF Phila
dsiphia Thursday night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-25

ApporsrED-Alex'r H Redfeld. Of Michigan,
70 be Agent for the Indians In the Upper Missouri
Agency vice Alfred Vaughan, transferred to
the Blackfeet Agency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-25

THE HOTEL ADVANCE IN NEW YORK The
proprietors of the first class hotels in New York
have determined either to cheaper their bills of
fare or add fifty cents to their present charge of
$3.50 per day. The following table will give an
approximate idea of the enhancement in the retail
values of the most common articles of consump-
ton since 1910 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-25

VIRGINIA EPISCOPAL CoNvENTIoN-7hirdD Day,
The Ri. Rev. Bishop of the Diocese called the
attention of the assembly to the trial of Rev T. II
Castleman, which had taken place In Staunton
since the last Convention, and suggested that q
COMMITTEES of three be appointed to inquire into
the costs and means of defraying the same.
On motion, it was resolved, that Mr. E. M Ma
guire, Mr.. John E. Page, and Mr.. D. H. Conrad
be appointed on that committee, which was adopt
ed
1t was then resolved, that committee be ap-
pointed TO whom shall be referred the papers res
ceived by the Bishop in reference to the Staunton
Female Seminary composed of Rev. X. H. Will
mer, j. B Dabney aud Rev. Mr.. Andrews
The report of the Treasurer of the Fund for the
Relief of Widows and Orphans of deceased cler
gymeu was presented by Rev. Mr.. Grammer,
which showed the fund to consist of stock, which,
at par value, amounts to SO 500
On motion of Rev. DR.. Andrews, it was resolved
that q committee be appointed to take into cons
sideration those subjects which were referred, by
the General Convention to the Diocesan Conven-
ton, and report at the next Conveation-Rev DIR.
Andrews, Mr.. Hoff and Mr. D Conrad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-25

STRUCK BY THE ComET.-The good people down
at Indianapolis. Ind. t.rrib y frightened on
the comet il going to kno:k our little planet 'al to
smash and have been greatly exercised ascut it for
some time With this belief and UT der this excite
meut, they were thrown into q state of alarm on
Tupsosy evening that is described a. perfectly
awful" by seeing the moon rise from behind the
eastern hills as red blood, and looking like the
the comet that it was about to strike the end
Of oil earthly things at hand and they set them
selves to work, with prayers and tears and suppca
up" So frightened were they. says the Lafayette
Journal that the alarm bells ruug and the Fl %
engines brought out, and the excitement and confu-
sion for few moments was indescribable The idea
of calling out the engines under such cireumstances
was worthy of the genius of Dame Parting gton, who
undertook to repel an invasion Of the Atlantic with
her mop. The appearance Of the full orb above the
horson restored the people to their Senses and
converted their ahrisks of sff sht and frenzsd ap.
peals to heaven into a general gufaw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-25

TAG9RBkkh- warranted - - puro,
Ana the best article In the market for the esFs
Of dyspspsa and summer complaint pat ur IN oossiss
Tar family use, and sold BY
- r. WJLEACHEk, No. 70s Msis q.
Priss per dozen. piets 81 26. quarts % H. y sis.
4 dossn SLOWED By return OF botsiss
oder lsfe with III. o. A. etrseksr nssus. Lsia'
Law Robinson, at my store, will b prouety =.
teaded To- No charge for carriage. WyA
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oRREsPoNDENC OF THED DISPATCH
PETERSBURG May "a
had hoped to have given you q summary of the
last days proceedings of the P. E Convention,
including the reports of the various committees:
but being unable TO attend on yesterday must
refer you to the columns of our city papers for
full and complete reports.
At six O'Clock this morning, Bishop Meade ad.
ministered the rite of confirmation to twenty.one
persons at St. Paul's Church; and at eleven
o'clock ten were confirmed by Bishop Johps at
Grace Church We observed that few of the
candidates were FROM other parishes, amo ong them,
one or two from Richmond. Altogether, nearly
eighty persons have been added to the Church in
this city during this month.
Bishop Johns preached from Exodus xxi, 90
-"Who is on the Lords side" The serlusn, ala
though extemporaneous was effort well wor-
thy OF the man. while his address to the candidates
was exceedingly beautiful, and fill of pathos
The Convention adjourns tonight Wiuches-
ter is the place fixed upon for its next annual as
sembling. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-25

Hail STORM IN ALABAMA.-0n Thursday even.
ing last there was severe rain and hail storm ex-
tending large belt of country. We have
hesrd Of il at Meridenville, on Hurricane, and q
Jackson county. planter Meridisnvills lost
sheep, the hail beating them badly that they
died. We learn that it extended to Morgan county
and the neishborhood of Courtlsnd in Lawrence,
and that pss were there killed by it. Little corn
and cotton up, but that little badly iejured,
well "a the vegetables in gardens and the leaves
and twgs of .rees were beaten off The hail was
said to be large a hens egg in many pisc.s and
TO have laid on the srourd in sush quantites from
2. M Thursdsy, to II A M, Friday. that it could be
gathered in heaps -Huntsville {AIa DEM, 18th.
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c00 BALES HAY, landing this day and

oO0 BALES HAY, landing this dny ana
OUU for sale BY .oN
my % = q. MnIIL1-n : .1--.
4 NEW BUUK-Kandom sketches, ana
"A Nofes ofEuropesu Travel In 1885. By ksv. J. =.
rdwards. A. n. Price 81. just resolved on sale at
AicnmOnu ,0",f LEROY n. LEE. Agent.
r19 = CHANGE OE HOUk...
e - The steamboat CURTIS IECh,
4 Can't. Jno. Dsvis, will, on and after
Thursdsy uorains nsxk "a April. lssys tbe wharf
st Rocietts, svery SAT URDAY. TuEspAr asd
THURSDAY uornlngs, regularly st = o'eIoes, pre-.
sitsrnsss dav (6un1ay's sxssptedl fesving Norfoia
II the ssnae hour 81 o'clock, toaehing q 81 ne re-
suisr sndinss On the Rvsr soins A9s EHaaK9Ns
mh Sta - w. nAsAAs'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-25

n0UBLk ICK PITCHkR1s sf nEisanla
~ and Aieh f;sss1; ~ sYtisle ve e.si S,y rSSea
msnd UfeootNo rO11gN.-
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oRREsPoNDENC OF THE DISPATCH

The Episcopal Conuention- Confirmation Fine
Sermon &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-25

EOR sALE-AM the TlMBkk and
WOOD upon . tract Of land OF ~ seaes; o.
miiss from the city Of Richmond There = spoa ne
land some very 6se Timber .rd Woed o. .ne ong.
nal growth Any person wishiss 20 sassss ~ ~ ~.
profitable Investment a. this trscs 70 regs,d.e =
being enc Of the best pieces Of T.mbsr and Wcod Wee
land in that section Of country sos nnnsu cun sio1
nation apoiy to 1890.
my l2-2w rs.rI y ne~- --s.----
l. CTONTAGUK, SIGN AND OkNA:
1 A. HrNSIL FAINTER, Bank Street, sosnsr q
l2th. RebmoDd, Virginia, eontinuss % sssss.e ~ ~
h;S.s ..vss Of bis AR and the lowest Podbie
.ssms Ali Who are In want Of si0Ns, wiii asA u
.nsn Merchant who wish 70 procure elgns, sea
80 Ham done ct this estabiishnsnt, saa securely
sss.I nd forwsrdsa 70 any pass OF virDinie -
Worth Carolina, ss short notiss. call soiasaee4.
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- FOH h hENT--And possessteD aiVea
u Immediately, store and dwelling on Main q :.
- in Aoeketts; two story brict kitchen in the
yard; &c. 70 good tenant, rent quite modsrsts.-
Apply to +. D. EACBO.
my 22-St Pearl street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

New ENGLISH MINIsTER--Lord Napier
had his first official interview with Mr.. Cass
on Tuesday. 1t is now supposed from what
has transpired that the British Government
will promptly assent to the Senate's amend
mentS to the ballast clarendon Treaty and
thus that convention will become the law of
the land.
1t is expected the further discussion OF the
subject will be transferred to Washington, to
relieve Mr.. Dallas from the awkward necess;-
ty OF backing out Of his own agreement.
Lord Napier conciliates the respect Of those
who become acquainted with him by the sim
plicity and frankness OF his address He is a
man of about the middle height; firmly knit,
though not stout; dark hair and eyes; fine,
expansive forehead; an open, intelligent coun-
tenance, and good, clear, full-toned voice. lie
seems to be plain, direct, straightforward
business man, who will act with caution. but
decision, and has none of the johnny Bull
pomposity and puliiness about him. Like
most Scotchmen of rank, he dresses with re
markab!e simplicity, and his general style may
be we'll designated as gentlemanly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

q sL.-~a =. THE Irht ar.u-ht steamer KATE
lte--.s-s-~fli SAEsHET. +. 4. DEsOUCHEr. Master.
- will run as a regular packet between Ev-
ftfzssszz ansviIle and the different points TIE
r,-,o-. orriv on hoard febIo-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

PRoDUcTIvE ISLAND.-L:eut. Catesby Ap
Roger Jones, an officer on board the United
States steam frigate Merrimac, writing home
to his family from Barbados, under date OF
the 10th of February, says, in speaking Of the
productiveneSs Of the soil, &c, that the island
is twenty-one miles long by fourteen wide;
produces annually $4,000 hogsheads of sugar,
and the land sells at $500 per acre.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

PEoFIT OF CoTrON MANUTAcrURIyG AT THE
WEsr.-A gentleman with limited means be-
gan very small cotton factory, for making
yarns and batting in ST. Louis, about ten wears
ago. He has gradually added to his estab-
lishment from its profits, till he has now an
establishment that consumes thirty five bales
of cotton per week. 1t makes daily $500
yards of sheetins-2, 400 pounds of yarn-SOC
pounds of batting-150 pounds OF twine-l5C
pounds OF wicking-besides carpet warp anG
bagying.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
TWO VEIkK DESEEgAssEE RESI-
rE~cEcS EDEs SALE
AN ORDINANCE

PRovIDIx ron TIE ELECTION SCHOOL TRUSTEES
IxG THEIR DUTIES AND rRoyIpISG CUSTODY AND
MANAGEMENT SCHOOL PURPOSES
IN THE CITY EvANsvILLE:
EEE it ordained By the Common Council OF the City Of
Evansville that three Trustees shall be elected hy the
the Public Schools and .rs OF Evansville ons
of which rru shalt be elected each hree
rslstye the Trustees and in case o. failure 20
Cy CoUne shall hi the vacancy BY appoiatneut till the
IN re Trustees before entering upon the discharge Of
heir e1;ies stal execute send PAYABLE 70 the oty Of
Csmmon Council in penalty not less than double the
Of tax eVe n the st for Purposs an cen,
Trustees aad for the faithful appropriation of said school
funds.
b. The said Trustees shall charge educational
aaair Of the city provide prepare and furnish suitable
examine and employ suitable teachers prescribe
raes aud regulations for he OF both teachers
to the and shall her board
each term they may establish schools and prescribe
and regulations tor the admission of children
the city tuition scholars and for the transfer of scholars
from one grade or school % and ay dismiss teach
suspend eXPe pupils for dsordy conduct. dsobetence
orirregular attendance
dian Of ali pupils exeTt tai.on scholars must reside in
or be to che city fer sShooi PURPOSES TO avail
5TH. Whenever parent or guardira shall make aeom
cruel harsh or improper treatment Of any
pupil Trustees shall forthwith investigate the
complaint and wen founded correct the same or dismiss
the teaeAer acting the part Of between parsn
and rehsa
the hidren aud whenever plain
writing that sny pupil ia disorderly. d5obeaieat
rrear and tardy in cause in 20 the
Trustees shall forthwith the
plants and suspend expei f pupil the same is
corrected or rrnewec.
CTH The Trustees shall a the end Of each school quarter
report writing the Common Conneil OF the city
amount eZpenced during thst
what tor the of pupils attending Public
schools aud the attendance number teach
employed which report shall be printed with the
ceedinHs y the City Couneil.
7T The Treasurer OF the City cf EFansyille shall
school Treasurer and shall apart the prcporored
of the city levied FOR Public Schools
the /, collected which shall he paid by him
only upon orders drawn by the Board Of School
ned by the President of said Board AID atested by the
UrrV.
SH The Trutee shall appoint their own clerk or they
apror OF their number clerk he shall be
re Spcnsille for all his acts.
This oriu be in fall force after the sOh
dav Of Msrch. A ID 1887. JOHN HENSON, Mayor.
WFLi Il. WALKER. City Cierk.
fe27-Std Volksbots copy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
STEAMBOATS,.
GRFEy RIyER.PacKET,

f. "a STEAMER UNION. REGULAR Ev-
3 st4| ANSYILLE AND BOWLING GREEs
r,sss-s--ss-ss-S PACKET.-The fine steamer UNION
Capt ROBERTS, having been finished with all the atss
mprovenents of 300 capacity. fast and igh
drarght i'll ply regularly in the above trade for whcf
she built expressly and solets liberal share OF public
patronage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
LEES:

Daily Freisbt Traipsleave Evansve and Ter-o-Baute q
80 A. NJ. whiot local passengers Willie taken.
r. For Information through Tickets. bnHiv IT ~
1ompany's Transnortaton Oce hesd OF Locust raet Wv
snsyilie. deelS J. J. DANIELS SnpI.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
a CARD TO THE LADIES.

ENHS great Turkish Periods remedy
removal of Distractions Irregularities Prolapsus
tteri (Faing Of the Womb Leuchorrhea, Whites.
&C.. &c.
These Pills have never in single instance failed in pro-
dacing the Too ead
No enjoy good health when part
Of her peculiar organization is deranged Sickness at
back loss Of appetite costivenes &C.. Of the
symt0ms which attend irregular As certain
me these Pills and all Of these sy N
: =
each box These Pills mad addressing Dr. Sanoy
Co.. and neiosng 81 the Pills will be sent by return
mall. =
y BLaaies whose health will increase
CT family. will ind thee Pills successful
Ladies who pregnant. should Pills. &c
they 20 hiring though NO injury 10
health would follow. Address
. DR.. SANFLOY h CO..
feb6 Cincinn att. Ohio.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
eEGgrr.Ass faHCsgNAIgt AEE, NASH.
k,aE II,

sfFEtsr - TENN EEs.sE UEfI y. JAMES LEE.
a a Master. viii make reEgl2r trirs between
cz u f- Nashville and Cinginnan duiing the season.
passing Evansville every alternate eek for Cincinnati FOR
freight or passage apply on board. dees-3n'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

~FH'@'f "a THE fne steamer RANGER. PARR.
lif-zss Master. will be here to omOrrow 20 load fer
S.,.,F the abovo Destination, and will run resu.
f-fta~r+ larry IN the trade. Por freight
apply board OF to feI2-2w JOHN =. MITCHELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
QUIT DRiyhiSG POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR M KING
All Kinds of Liquors and Vinegar.


r L. D Il s.
These Oils obtained by Dista.loR at the Chemictl
LacOurs Chemical Analysis. Lacour's Chemical Manipu
lations. Lacour the Manufacture Of Liquors kc.
ostain their money the oil does give perfect
LAcoUR's OIL OF coGNAc converts neutral spirit to
superior imitation of Imported Braudes viz: otard.
Marett oognac Poultney Sci United Vine
Fhsse liquors viii have fal fruity favor and beautiful
sparkling color Common Rectaed Whisky win be changed
by the OF the OIL OF Cognac New York Brandy PIne
Apple Brandy. & Ger nor % GSyGsc % Brandy, &e:
Ncnongahela Rye Whisky. Old Virginia Malt Whisky,
OIL or CEDR2T' changes common Rectaed Whisky to
Ola Irish Malt Whisky and superior article of seOsch
PEAcn Tay hi y So,sss
convert common Whisky to Apple Brandy.
'hss R sSa2 @ g @ Fns;h is G Gin
after being mixed change i've gallons Of good yncr snd
twenty-five gallons OF water TO thirty gallons OF the most
% es e PC A FnSar en Be- made ma @
apa sisfy ss1sf Ysr b5Sr1l o;,.
rarationony pour oil into the whisky and shake we'll
Tho liquors thus made will have natural full
bead Lacours oils exert three distinct properties in con
verng whisky to brandy GIN &C. Ihe first prop
seles the whole Of the GRAIN o tAnylic Aleohol The
is thus OF as sssan
consists in oily nuca ginoUs taste impaired to tie
liquor which render: IL mellow an
nuty odor is rarted the liquor which rem
ders distinction the genuine brands possible.
These oils are put up quart f4sks each ask contains
sufficient oil for king three hunired gallons of liquor
& ana Sns directions accompany tie bottles
For the OF ST. Charles and Poydras streets
sacked and shipped with bill Of adng to any part of the
o0Olry upon the receipt of so stSS IL ,Gs sdTss Ss
Purchasers requested Of good faith
hip them raLar. tbo oiis If they Do perfer ali
tha claimed fer them. they viii cost nothing jan5-y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23
FOls EsENF OEs LEASE.

TENWo business houses Main between Sd and h
will be leased for of years. low IL ap-
piled FOX soon to mh5-4t WM. REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

~ a BOXES St.r Candles;
ePSs 81 do TailoW DO; bags Pepper;
5bags AlsPise; 200 lbs Gloves. reed and for sale
by fciS /. d ID. HElIANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-23

ron THE WABASH.

HLfsNa n, REGULAR Evansville and Wabash n YER
10 taz>-}7Si racket. steamer ARNAisAN IRA
= NEtER, H. KING. Master; will ply ae a
regular packet during the season. For
frsir ami on hoa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-10

1h vessels oil the first elaSs, built IN the cy of Bal
tasrs expressly for this trade superior
passengers They commanded by Npcrcncrd
Captains ell qualified for TIA. trade AID Who VIII spare
accommodate They Wi la lowed up and down
tie by steam, and may b. sail promptly
adsrriksd
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
vii u Ia their interest t" ship b TINS line, freight viii
ui taken a. By any o4er line Of Packets, and
rsers etfor will bee made by the agents Richmond aud
give Insurance bc effected in
Richmond Ere Association By this llue per cent.
w peetfny ask and hope succeed IN obtaining tuh
share af patronage
oaIs shipped this line viii be- ardel
d New Orleans. Mobile Charleston Sa
yannsl "a other southern Northern port
Will lie ia Richmond ia the Dock, Ia New York
at Berth NJ J. Coffee House Slip. foot of Wall Street
DAVID WIN. tGRltlE, Richmond, ,..,,s
{. II. PIERSON, y. y, 't''3
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-10
LADIES OrL.NCssn.wG.-pcn-

MS n BRO. OVERS, Richmond, va, beg to inform the
citizens Of Ivuchbnrg that they prepared
every description of silk Wouen dycng tean
ing well be done in New York where We lave
machinery and the very best of workmcu and
antef action Mcruo, six and De Lain
drs dyed in fashionable culors, the the
owners Shavs of every description dyed cleaned Grape
Sas dyed srlI crimson other cours, equal to import
ed Seyrt y"d equal new silk
at in, etius removed We intend do equal
ny establishment in the United respectfully io
tn patronage OF the citizens II i5ncb and vicinity. Gen
tcmt Garments, dyed and cleaned to look equal taheN.
DENNIS & BRO,
Successors to j. w Hines Franklin St. opposite Meropoli
tan Hall. Richmond. Va fsepI dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-10

~ ~ at Wholesale, 10y STEVENSON WIDBHfI W.,
haze uoW III store suefb STOCK embracing French tt4nu
llsh and American fabftes all OF which hayo
with great care and attention by OF the a al III 10y
lowest cash prices
moT" inviting Stock far tic the Natl I4r,r a
and Virginia trade tanHot bt Ahibitod NORTH "a South
fmrua and responsible buyers are invited to fye our
stock an examination and Judgc for hCm-ors the s,,4Hs
and Prices. No. 10 & 80 Sycamore s1fser.
l.t,4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-10

Il W NNE HUI NT., T BOZ IINGNWUUk II. ItTII-..
BURG Val have established myself the transacfia3 OF
General ruu steel and Metal Business the aite.
ton of Virginia and Nofth Carolina Merchants visiting tins
market to examnatiou Of my large varied assortment
my arrangements being such Will enable sell nj no
lowest rates Ran Roads Machnists Backsrniil and the
trade generally "lhnd it to their interest my stock
before pure laSiHg tl,cA here
Orders thankfully received and promptly attcndedto
d}m l'uoS GIIIIAAr