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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

Il iour ssory lnsnsh basement house reples with
every . good situation Proc O. 500 IL
mcrsAfed for - 600 ASdress John h. wilson. bon ALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

INon SALE 70 LET on HASA B-oCK % rHn-
teen snail gessesl hire anA Y2m ~ sTy 49, uss
pcysmsnu anisAsd IN De ssss masssr fhhy sxhsn
JIMB SHAW, 8M~oAann' kxsAsnss, tum 70 or Ne
paA Thsty arst sayesk mornings I'D ss1n0 80 80
~ s, .,ors v,s - assnrss H~rsss "a Hsss 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

flyyICD OF TIE U.1ylLAND AVID roiHDo BAN.
" roaA Company No v wntian sresk rew yort, April
~ 7 "A dividend Of four pr c:nf sut n sa.ing: Of
rad moutks e1dhnG ADr hns hb day
-. SssSre1 PAYABLE on he ,sH ins fraosfsr hooks v
sssss - ne O1 ana open On ss 40 nf By srts Of Ne
bSAsd- - hirUuFiHLD, frsesorW.
T,sl .!.srsr oourors Dy. NAY ! 49,, ON ras
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

ROOMS 10 81 7@ Rr,sdvav Purchaser ass easthane<
ssAins mne1Abe I'm Notions o6sred - sale unAev saa
name and vita ~ vcrd nechAnicar preAxeh threby
evsdss The aw. ssd pr~csins Outrageous swns apor
Ne pu6ne. nfohAkL YhnkAh, Pshs.Asss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

UOOR RALE-fwO PL6sr GLASS BLOWN STONE
hsuses on north side q InaTsy .eecnd strsst hssween
oea manner be uted; houses By 60 Inquire
= he premises for paYacuAsn Can md loek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

pnE yzoNFAL 6YaAM BN0IMu FOB sArH-rhlu-
zen mel fcyhnds, sss stohe win an End hrse
punps asscAsd good vnrhng oroe1 eooue tSv hoz.c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

ITO AEr RDNf s0.-A psfR ABLE RESIDENCE n
De country srY double houss WIN nina roos.A
ebrh htshen siached md % b. $50 feet ground toe ~
atnaSsd 90 Dubois gresS In WeehAvken Village New
HAnk RssA ssd about tvo And ALI nnss non Hoeoaea
Pos EVEN he Ia Of ksat $50 per pay
ahs quarterly IN advance 1he Union Hl omnibussu 70 anl
hon Hoboken close BY ev@y half hour from A.
al r. n Fare II senta uckess for 81 Tnq1r Il
NE subscriber Ws.hAwkon Hesha nd house. ~
HsbcAea. JOHN nHI.RRe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-19

DRoPHRYy ron sALB-gRBAf BARgAIrs.-rEia-
II " srsA srest-Tbe ho~se and - ~ thirty eirn sree
ssutA dAe fourth house hon Fowh svenua brown some
Ssr sssvfss srsshed VIII al Ne modem mprovenen ~
sses,as sa ss Pre- ~ Urn, ~ , n srg 49, M
vees psuyh aad Lexington avenues huy stea AL nod
nprovemensa Twenty ninth The houee sd - No
nas TveBty ninth between Fourth md Lernftou
svssuea brown stcse four sorsss all modern prvyemes
seseerh sseet The house and io No le Eas rhsteeot
street. eecosd three sores anA baaement "
modern lMproysmena seveneenth ssek-rwo houses and
square brown stone four stories aid bssement vn sunt
celiAx; all Hofexn mpyovewenN nycoklyu. ~ D.-The
heuse and lot To- rou,h sbee between South Fourth and
eouth ynh ssreeta about Eve mpaes van from PECK shV
Terry; lot q feet FROST BY loe feet lncAas deep rhn
perry be pu-ehassd Al bargain. Appiy V r. kACrAR
Lam eOre, $50 Tenth strest near Third avenue.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13
I'd r. 40

In Danville, on last Sunday morning nj o'clock,
ar l.. WATKINS, after short illness, in the Gath
year OF his age. Mr. Watkins was man who during
useful career had reccivc many marks Of confidence
from our ciDzens-haying filed the Office Of Mayor,
N"'rmah, &c, with credit to imsef and to the sat
,n OF others. He WAS years an influential
."enper OF the Baptist Church He has left large
,auy who feel deeply their irreparable loss, for he
ct aS hina' afeclionate husband, good father and
rors. ~ - va e
IN IN the 3oth March, in his I'D year. at his residence
IN Pittsylvania county. TgoMpsoN RoRrprsoy. The
i,seaSen was favorably known to all the old cit
Vi ri''syl'ania and the surrounding counties.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13
The Huainn uassacre iu Winn.soia.

The 81. Pauts Democrat OF the 26th ult has
a letter dated Menkats. Minnesota. confirming
the terrible ma sacre of whites by Indians nj
ready mentioned The letter says:
According 10 the report of Mr.. Markham, OF
Spirit Lake in this Territory, shocking ALTAR
took place there on the 9th of this month. Spirit
Lake is about fifteen miles from Springfield, on
the Des Noines River, in Il southwesteriY course
aud near the Iowa line. Mr.. Markham had been
to the Des Moines river TO see after his oxen,
which were there feeding upon PUSHES; aud On
going home got bewildered and hungry and star
ted for The nearest house. Upon reaching il he
found the door aud windows broken open. and on
thu inside upon the floor laid the body of an old
lady.
A short distance from the house, upon the snow
he found boy about twelve years of age, who
was also dead. A short distance from the body
of the boy he found that of girl, partially de.
voured by the dogs. He says that he visited four
other houses where families had been living, but
10 person there: everything in the house was
thrasn over the floors He started for the next
house, expecting to stay all night, but he found
several Indian tents pitched before the door, ana
the house filled with Indians. He. being iatig'
ued. crept into u snow bank and laid until morn
ing. when he started for the settlement ut Spring
field.
They. finding that he was in earnest about his
story,and swearing to its correctness, imnedi-
ately dispatched two men for Fort Ridgely, who
succeeded in raising fifty soldiers to come 10 their
assistance. The men ure III this place this eve
ming, and will start for the Des MONIES river IN
the morning. The soldiers will enoamp for the
night nj South Bend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

The Mount Sterling (Ky.) Wing gives the
particulars of an atrocious murder in Esill coun-
ty. e couple of weeks since young man by
the name Of Edward Hawkins, stole a horse in
Estiu. when Constable james Land and Mr.. j.
Irwin gave him pursuit, and caught him before
he was ont Of the county.-He gave himself up
f. the officers without resistance, and was plac-
ed behind Mr. Land on his horse, to be taken TO
the county jail They had not proceeded far,
when Hawkins. having espicd revolver in the
breast of the officer, thrust his hand in, drew 1t
forth and at the same lime discharged the con
tents of barrel in the head Of Mr.. Land, killing
him instantly. then leveled the revolver at the
head Of Mr.. Irwin. dscharging another barrel,
and killing hi /. also. II q audacious murderer
then took TO the fields and woods and escaped.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13
Episcopni Appointments.

The Rev DIR. MeCaIhey, President of Mount
ST. Mays College, Emmettsburg, Md, has been
appointed Catholic Bishop Of Charleston; and the
Very Rev, MIR. Barry, at present Administrator
of the dioce.o of Savannah, has been appointed
Bishop oi that diocese ID, McCaifrcv has since
positively declined the office, aud the See of
Charleston is in consequence still vacant. Rev.
Dir. Mcfarland, of Uuea, n. Y, has been mp
pointed Bishop of Florida.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

BosToN. April O. The second thai Of James
Mngco. for killing Mr.. Walker, the deputy war
den of the Stnte prison. which commenced on
TUESDAY. came TO close at twelve O'Clock last
night. Theju,y, after a two hours session.
brought in q verdict of guilty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13
BY WM. II. MOSBY.


n NRtsT NND NFTWNt TIVE Nt1C VI
a HOTEL FURNITURE, &C.-i,y virtue OF two doeds
trust executed by Mess WoaS Hyde 10 the undersigned
srNrray duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF the liustugS
the CITY OF ynohhug aud for the therein
specified they Will Thursday the 10th day of April 1897,
end day until the sale be oompeted sell nj pub
M the highest bidder the entire stock of new aud
reEept Hotel furniure In the Noyo House In ting city
nf Nuuhhnrg consisting of every variety 10 DO found In
first q ia Hotel This splonl lot Of ffniture Ia all new
aud recently purchased In the Northern Markets ana !"
worthy attention of all ntrrrated In such proper
~ \ detailed statement AMI description Will be furnished
hN r Auooneo VIM Hamilton Mostly, to persons dosirons
ot moro specific information
TFNs-rash all under $50 for sums that
credit months negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
1s sale smade by the written ccnaen of Mcssrs Wells
i,da CiiISWEII DABNEN Trustee.
ap Gdf16np q |. Mostly, Trustee.
lUp-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

NT9PgGE.-H, virtue ot a. deed of Trust cSs-
~ eicd To trustee by Henry Sumprr, decd tear
in c Goth Na. si for certain purposes theren express
ed md uy recorded In the Clerks Office of the CITY Of
LsprhburR shall proceed to sell Saturday, 2lst day Of
this pacni mouth tMarch 1851 nj public auction House
of Ground. Church Street first tenement above
Nj Ieu Williams family residence occupied Mt prcsent by
II simpson Tho ground contains - feet inches front and
comfortable Brick Willing House and other
houses good We'll of water, Sc.
tIHN4-O One third cash third six months and one third
l. mouths credit negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed and
thc t,ii' withheld IN whole Is paid.
File tide Ia unquesnnably good but Will mlY convey tho
IL sted in ma trustee N THURMAN.
H9Ht d2tawt2 mar
Postponcnent.
The nhovn sale Is postponed till the 18th April
mar lHd2awtl5aui N u. T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13
The Mission TO thinn-AppOintmen

WAsnNGTlN, AprI IO--IIOn. Wm. T. Kttd, OF
Philadelphia, has undoubtedly accepted the Mission
to China.
Christopher Carson has been re-appointed Indian
Agent for New Mexico
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13
k,TKOTIaEitA WHITEHEAD,
- Druggists and 4 not hc "a les

BANK SQUARE, LYscHBURa Va,
Have land and Will continue regular additions
large and complete assortment of Drugs Dye sus Ola
Paints Glass, Fancy Articles &c. &c to which they invite
The attention of buyers.
To COUNTRY ftisIciANs they offer tho prompt filing Of
their orders with reliable Drugs and Pharmaceutical prepare
oun manufactured by themselves purchased
liable prices that will leave nucement
tn" STATE Any article not hand furnished at the shortest
notice. WIN A.. SrROTHER.
feb IL n WHITEHEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

Agricultural Association. All persons favorable
TO the enterprise are invited TO attend.
EASTER AND EGes--l esterday being the frs, sun
day after the first full moon occurring after the #
of March, was Easter. and to-day will be grand hol-
iday with the darkies and school bows EGGS will
we suppose, rs contemporary suggests enter largely
into the spors aud enoyments of tue anniversary -.
Butiag eggs IS ono of The funniest sports by which
"hard shell will win lots of the ssfier class This
custom Is wholly Dutch ii is origin some attempt TO
trace II 10 the ancient Ghuis In Rnssa every body
is egg mad and the WY eggs made TO "iy would
astonish tue most experienced old hen to death Su.
perstuouS people in Europe believe TINT the sun
dances on Easter motning-somc swear they have
seen 1t, which, for aught TO the contrary,
may be true. Cd Phubus. Ms he is now familiar
ly called, has rs much right to dance any body
else; and we are that he is made up OF the stuff
TO shine, no matter what fantastic notion he may in
dulge in.
Our streets will be thronged to-day by "Ebo-shns,'
and many Sable onngerS will sun themselves in the
precincts of that delightful resorthe Market House.
ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW CouSCu.-At meet
ing of the persons certified by the officers conducting
the charter election held Tuesday the 9TH inst, rs
being elected TO serve rs councilmen OF the city OF
Lynchbnrg the present ear, held at their Council
Chamber Thursday evening the 9th of April,
1857.
PresenG-Joln NJ. Otey A. b. Rucker p Il. Gil
mer, 7. c. 5. Fnrguson, from Lynch Ward
Prfsent;-Gco. D. Davis Jno. Oyler, Jas, \. Stig
lei, jas '"s''' 'o'h II oe"E' ho'h henr! "n'u'
VINO lneFcupoh 'e'etaiy LOOK 'he on'h ol once,
peiore f" H. - ID "leh' rsq' ''so'' ine ,ounIi
oei's '"u' o's''"e'' W"S '"e" 10 oi'e' ~ ".'. -
Davis, who announced that the first business in or
der WAS the election OF President John NJ Oey be-
ih2 nomnN'eu' was un"''"ous'} 'ie'.eo WI, ~,
III p'e. "'s .'e w
'h's Renewed manifestation VI '"el 'on'' n.
ness in order 10 be the election Of Clerk--when Jas
l,i'"ihN was UNANIMOUSLY ',s'le'i ",,u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13
High Prices for Tobacco.

A lot of eight hhds. leaf was sold by factor
few days since in New Orleans, at twenty cents
per pound. amounting 10 the nent little sum of
three thousand three hundred and eighty one dol
lars
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13
The Coal ri, Expio-ion in Norb Carolina.

\ correspondent of the Petersburg Express, gives
some particulars oil the coal pit explosion in Chatham
county, y C.. in addition 10 the notice published in
the Dispatch yesterday:
The explosion took place at o'clock a ", on
Monday last at the Governors Creek Coal Mines,
which are situated nj place in Chatham county,
known MS Egypt. The Superintendent, Mr. Robert
Dunn. and four of the hands, all white men, in
stanhy killed mud two others thought to be dead,
but after being buried hile with arerurcs in the
ground giving their nose and eyes fresh air-the
thod usually adopted, understand for the purpose
of relieving the lungs of the sufferers from foul airs
they were restored to life hnthe lite OF of them
"A man named Cure, is despaired of. The damage
to the property is said to be very great TIE mines
are owned lay Company in Philadelphia, and were
being worked on an extensive scale The company,
| understand, have recently invested were about
investing S2.i0oooo in working them, THIS is the
second explosion attended with fatal effect which has
taken place n these mines, the present year another
fire damp explosion having occurred about five weeks
age by which five men lost their lives.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

FUNttRsG sAb.E.-ky virtue Of two truss deeds
cutrd by Alfred Taylor, Twill, the 2atb day
tins mouth sell public auction the premises the Lot
urar which Alfred yorS shop situated the arm OF tho
i,nrfburr and salem Turnpike. David y RoeH ros'
drtc Ao tho day At the Market House. Negro
Namn ihls The land VIII bo sold credit Of 4, aud
nenhs the Sleve credit of D. ~ and ~ months for
Eptullr papcl we'll endorsed W. q. SPENCE.
IA ln,,,t rrustc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13
VTY HOVEI..
~ unin street, uynchbug, VA.

uIyHCWWWK, VW.s
JOHN b. HAWKINS Proprietor.
This house long known tho Union Hotel, has
been thoroughly repaired aud the
transient aud day boadurs. The location most
delightful In the city and strangers visiting Lynchburg Will
nd the city Hotel in every department. airy comor.
table House livery attention will be paid calcutta
ted To render them comfortable and happy this establish.
mont The subscriber respectfully soets Of public
patronage. JOHN + HAWKINS
b-Sevefhl families can be Furnished with hna, airy
rooms On accommodating terms J. h. H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

.gh hrg. New s.nrd an "ansiennt"nf, pr'ur
sISV au'lr. lugt recoiycdhy lEiih ~ SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

Accident % shc steam Erignse Ningnrn.
NEW loRK. April lO,-Thr new L. ). steam
trgate Niagara 10 day, burst one OF her cylinder
heads which it will take week to repnir.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

sEFs,D Ia bir', tor the P4sec5t scni nn
w abb hodiod NEGRO Man To- s.atI. J4as tstfar.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13
tsrV.u,EruAtr IANDAND OTu-

v MI NNss ~ -
WI The nte Samuel T brown iwt Tuesday, tho nth
DIV e>cert SUNDAY and Monday soi at public auction ON the
s We ,e as % in the county ' o" "aora Tho tract
ttme'od on onr river and on tho rocky Mount rurnpse
miles trnm the Forest Depot Tim Va Tenn Rail
ro and contains by anrYcy 20 acres and fraction The
aoa e,eclent quality aud Extraordinary fertility has for
ts ten Twelve yrars heen Improving under iudcious
OF improvements and ~" il excellent heart and I'M
o'1iy good condition i'eaentng surface nnmpared ana
nj Worn except few acres Which may soon be restorsd
fe entire Southern horlrr Ia bounded by Otter
nv with low ground. producing heavy crops of Tobacco
tm the low grounds the npanls 1i'nG no. nbrup'y pro
tratd that about one half the tract Ia cleared The other
III Heucrnly heavily tmh,red has growth Indicating tho
% "n' aIntrrT,l nv t" Oder s,reans n,orinp
laod dl meadow land and contains present good
,nnd rho Improvements consist OF hanl"mc brick
dwelling House with ont houses Including rarRg" Ioase
Ice House, Office Cabins iaru. Sno" Corn leuso &c Tho
ac is IN nn excellent ncighhorhood aud "onl be difficult
to mi hths pnr Of the state heier tact for the ouva
ouof Tobacco grain
Nj Alexander Irvine Mr. rngman A Cobha or Major W.
w Andrews being in the noghoood w show the
md 10 thoAe who wish lo scott There lam grow
ion viii be- madc Tor other oops 'Ihc tract will
porccs ahal accm hcat tho day Of sale
A. thu fmc md pacc commencing nj, 10 o'clock NJ
viii Cattle stock Corn and other pershablo
Ronr ] DAVIS,
Admir- With tho VIII annexed Of s 4. Brown decd
s'o-,pomrmcmt
Tie above snr VIII take place On Nodnn dhy inc 'ih April
1857 IN other respects according to the foregoing notice
RoHr DAVIS, Admir- &c. of y. 7. Is.
Rcp mud Bedford stntnel copY. lunar 70 doadScilaapl
- Ale ga assAB. - FATE by virtue Of
- deed ct executed To the undersigned by II II Mere
t J shall on Saturday the 18Th day 1T THIS month, sl
AVlyuf pulr auction. the premises, the tw" Houses
a Lots On sl Amy aud oct"oonnlh aud 10Th Streets ad
inning he property e Jas H. Edwards credit {" six and
WYo mouths ncgotnb" notes satisfactorily endorsed VIII
re qur,d 81 tho lurcnaApIE. &. NJ. MEREDITH,
: ltiNtlsab Trustee
a. ~ of ~ ' Valuable %inVc.-Hy sirtOc ot ~ de-
eI,l -" @ u''' "' ,'s,', nasr1g N.
cd fHmhuhofs appointed b. 80 d do'too, will On Saturday
the h day of he presont mau April proceed TO sell the
To- button In sad decree mentioned in front of the Market
1ieNaH This hoy Is ypunE likely aud very valuable.
Is Nfc{ much ensh Will pay expenses OF sale,
ne ,bi1 at fonr months satisfactorily endorsed.
RUBr A. COGIliLI, com,,s
l.. ID CHRISTIAN, ~ 80
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

Es.IPEH's u0NFDl.s WAGNTENH i"r
VI u AHtIl4, received AT ai.tl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13

TELEGRAPH TO SrAuNroN.--The Spectator SAYS =
We understand that the Stock Of the Richmond,
Charlottesville and Stanton Telegra PHI Company has
so lar been taken to insure the success of the en-
'erprse. We may expect, therefore, to be in com
munication with the Merop0lis of the State, before
lnany months have elapsed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13
Cttp AUTO state afdlrs,

AGRteuLrrnAL SocErY.-Wc are requested TO
state that meeting will he held on next Thursday
night at the CIV Hotel for the purpose of organizing
an Agricultural Association All persons favorable
to the enterprise are invited to attend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13
BY II L l. L & r 4 p II.
r.'eurnphca E,p-r--,, for ,nc",irgini
Markets.

BALTIMORE, April Market unchanged
Nrw NopK. April ll.-Flour depressed. State 80
anah to, Southern S6 opaS6 30, Wheat unsettled
aud lower white 81 GO Corn better, Mixed zoe
Stacks higher aud active Virginia Sizes 92l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13
NEW D1tN lsOODs.
MARCH 18th. H.
sstOltssE ". ssskt.as.

LNNcHDlRG, Va,
ESrEcrft1tN calls the attention OF his customers and
a the public II til" extensive stock Spring aud
Nr fdass aSa Aapif pfH t1ds hiring received and
ofond bs hunt In calling the attention II the hNers Of Dry
dnels 10 his nls desirable Seck. he sally said that
unusual exercised In the sscthi at tho entire stuek
% The at all well The hcaprr the bet
t1 srao II Euois) Neug nHrpRse rash
Trade a. also that to lreHR and r5stAR customers. shall
Tor IT, future pusno that policy u tho sale at goods which
vi" #re"re tn" confidence OF the csurr AMI greatly
m'te the interest ot all who huN eaod lts hoped that
aH rersnns In nr, Goods vii avail theutsc of OPP
ronuN 10 et and cNamue tins 81 t believing they will he
eNNneri that their Interest viii he ffoatY promoted iN the
@s'emnt business adopted lA ~lue lhtat tHt+s "sg
p lt.if 4 NJ u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13
UNO. II. ~ SAMUEL TYREE,
- Com mission Nercbnuss.

Sxyi %Ss%FssT1hv FURNITURE! FuRNlTURE!
Grateful for past IA ors, the subscriber would
)-'~ES return his thanks to his friends the pub.
lie generally and inform them that h,
has hand tnd constantly adding thoreto) large
sortmeht of Elegant Furniture manufactured by skul
men out OF the best material aud finished de-
-tahe Ills Stock embraces
len up In the most extensive manufactures
lie socts call from wishing frelny
urod that no and VIII give u regard TO 10Th
price and quality . work
Hair and Shuek Mattresses always n hand
EDWARD j. FOLKES.
Warerooms and Mandatory doors below Liberty Ware
Ia,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-13
LIS MILLINERY AVID FANCY
GOODS.

respectfully ca the attention at rusomtta aud
hielas tpeur IARGE AM WELL. AANpR III 81 ptk
or sPElNG GOODS whteh We UouoN receiving nem Ne"
Nok Wholr have soectnd them with Rert It, IA hr
sHantbe aud Tor sfvif aud brnh'H
toe surpassed IA thu etlrr market
our stock rau,i.ts ia BDNNtirS, GIl'SEN : LEB1pRN
FLATS. III fLANp BOOMERS. ltlBkoNS FLOW lttS.
",2i,S inlSs ", VII VIZ a"' RI
#DbN#1N1i NJ MITE WAN HEADS hasl aud iront
II NlE BtAlpS aud aslesut lot al MNNtll1.AN nj all
r,s 1dtabose goods valy prize tnt ia ar nho
purchase Hnunc'a nnl Fa1 al Rehe3 rnd frhH
snaa aior and AZ short nuiro IN uuroptnbH df winch
llas,N 2otl we VIII he a"fatel a. show
IA rfsest variety al Nnna = at hmtlias
ihaI tn have eNtt pt,-rutrd in this muhet
ii aulars the ia be promptly attended To-
il thu ri,i luai drs nj Please
win cai t,tare Pun hui aud 10 er insured
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The CRoPs.--For some time past the wheat
throughout the county generally has been unprom-
Using. and the long continued cold and dry weather
caused the farmers to npprehend an almost total fail
ure. On Monday last, however fine rain fell upon
the parched earth and will refresh and stimulate the
growing crop very much. \ few days of warm sun
thine may put upon everything a different aspect.
and the hnsbandnen may yet rejoice in the prospect
OF an abundant haryest-StaHaion Spectator
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I ANSiNORNE n NOlCOM BE,
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IL bnukcrs and E NcbWuge nrokers,
Corner of Main aud Bridge Streets, Icy nchburg Va, will
collect and remit at the lowest of Exchange They
the highest Land Nor,horu
Exchange, Coin and tncurrent Money!
REFER TO
The Presidents aud Cashiers of the several Banks Lynch
burg Messrs. x H. Maury Co, Mcssrs Paro, Richmond
Mossrs Johnston Bros. Co. SAINT Harris ~ Sons, Josiah
Lee 90, BALTIMORE Mossrs. Farnham, krkham Il Co,
Drcxol 10 Philadelphia Messrs Nanbeck, Read Drex
el }. Ward n Co, Lees Waller Now York
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