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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02


~ REMEMBER the HOUSE. Al
Az t2fa
aNssE GOLD gE1EIRy.-w have j.., re-
n saI4.d New Goods which recommend to
ser tr.Hda helne good mistake Besdos large
aFt. OF the superior Watches CHAINS
harms that have beru in this market Our
sod #nprarles has ao been much Increased
special attention Is the necessities Of friends
I- ey would do well To call and Silver Spectacle.
ai1 #H every laiy Gold 1hmbles aud iol1 Shields
f# Hia- ssW"l aaa ~ctllg handsome u the way
H. llaees aud Grusssa. bnei} mounted.
uu obs arr hne aud prices low, and feel confident
thal fBust please and sail-
u ftaurmbcr tue house.
SILVERTHORS & CLIFT
so give special repairing and ad
1H-lE Inc Watches, Our friends viii please remember
hataz2 lap JOs
n orc e. We are -iiii giving our person "a !
Han to Tho practical department Of our bnsneas aud
would friends that they their " achea
Our epefienco present facilities warrant US IN
ing thai any work Of this description viii bn Ia
fs'HHsr entirely saHtartory Y Remember the house
apFH SlLYEB1HOKs & CLIFF
ESEiHIS-The ladies ca" Gnd n, y. VIII
h La Ns a N the finest aud most beautiful Sc
Lad 6sauete) offered In tins a1rk ct together with
very dnn Roman Mosaic and pear cameo aud
rsl furn the beautiful description Also some
sy hue Mourning aud Second Mourning sets of
Style which they lts opened aud would be glad
a. the Iatra of ha boa 1tfn' call Hetand he
MIR lot of Silver Comets, Mugs, Mustard Cups Salt
stuI# Napkin Rings Spnona Of every description Ghirens
Toys e, lnat received aad Whch they aler cheap.
mar 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02
VA VI. JI~Tas,
W. Comm omission ncrchnnt,

SooitS consgnmcnts country produce will give strict
personal the sale o all kinds OF country produce
aad to buyng aud forwarding Goods sc. has arrange
furnish goods to his patrons at about
Whors ale prices, Loot 81 dom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

kR8wNE4sN ~ gsaFEN I'D EkiE GREAT
IRON WHEEL, just received by Express At
1lnral = LANGUOH&E a WATK'pS
gpAsGk HANGING. NIL ne" s'n,ttrns, very
n ghrap, Just opened Mt
decpf. LANGlloRNE & WALKUPS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

LOTTERIES.
Grand Ce..eiiaa,cd l. o.,ery Of Mar, land.

re be drawn In Bai,inore Nd saturday MAJ 2rd 1857
arsLs ooxassscd ssfs9asaef q fsf Sate Lot
n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

v MN YORK lAtkEIN.-ihs new home =. u. I =
linz /, composed of the following vessels and -ais ~
from New York livery three days. All oHn.d IA the city o
Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

&EED oAIs.-t00 Rnshri~ seed Umt., jus. re
- ftlVri by NOWLlN & ALEXANDER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

N COMPANY. of Hartford Eununettcut. drsir5us rfoCt
ms lhsafano"n virginia has appointed j JOHNSON Esq
o sale Agent tor thu State. Persons al lvnrhhurr
elsewhere who may desire With thu
may Ia 80 through Thomas Jenis Exchange bank or
Mes.rs lgNFhemr 4 1ulcpnho
TINS Company has pad Capital of S2OOObl, with a
lazy" surplus secured invested the and an
pre,u 81 tr Comptroller Of Public Accounts, believed
to ohcr superior Inducements to those mlatg
lll,nl Ii.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02
AAlA Bushels prime White Bread Cora.
Il sNIUV for sale by TIIOS. BRANCH & SONS


1Vk received an Agency from ot the largest establish,
mems in the United States, prepared to
CNRY OF all kinds aud OF the most perfect character on
the most favorable terms Tor cash gnc.i paper.
Among many things, enumerate Iot UNorIVEs, with an
improved valve arrangement giving TIT best results STA
uoNAY NGINfs 800 horse pot, arranged to suit
the purposes Tor which they needed guaranteed to
give satisfaction.
PORTABLE ENGINES from to G horse power adapted to
the Of Farmers, Printing Offices, Hosting Nc.
POWER PRESSES OF Il new simple, durabe aud effective
character, and very rapid work
Ship Fittings Power Planners, Boring and Morticing Ma.
chimes Cotton and Flour Mil, and indeed all kinds ct Ma
chinery. SAML. b. PAUL.
l4-dlV pefprshfrg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

Ihesr ycseels OF the fret class built expressly for this
trade and have superior accommodations passengers.
They commanded by experienced Captains well quail
hel tor the trade, ami will spare
MEDIATE
They will he owed mp and down the by stram,
may be relied sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North or ordering goods from Boston, will find
their interest Ia ship tins line A. 1t is the only regular line
aud freight viii alNas hc taken low by other
sells and every effort " ia be made by agents Richmond
and Boston Ia give satisfaction
We respectfully ask and hope to obtaining a full
share Of patronage
IN vessels VIII lie in Richmond the Dock and in Bos
n RoWcs Nhu'I
pANlp& WM CTRRlE Richmond ,,s
ALLEN y NELItlI, Boston, Nr'"'a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

EsLEs'S ds"zetie of Rnshieu and the ssedn
n 4 Monde ior April
IeshcF n y journal.
Eeziics illustrated Paper.
B4liuis Dollar Monthly
II kous' Household Worda,
VIVIAN. by Mrs Sutllwnrth. . vuis,
Applrtous Il 4 GUIDE.
sectional Maps The different States Sc just received
mt fam Il II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02
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raNWstE WEEK. SO W Sen =

u BALTIMDEEAND RICHMOND. by steam &xgLt.iN
BEI.NIDERE and POCAHoNT AS--rhc ~
STEAMER BEIN IpERE leaves Baltimore every SATHR.
DAY AFTERNOON Tor Relmnnd Returning legyvs ri III
MuND every II ESDAN AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The PDCAHpNTAS leaves BALTIMORE WED.
NESpAN AFFEk&oON for Richmond Returning. leaves
RICHMOND every SATl RDAY AFTERNOON hat
Shippers Baltimore bv have thei
goods here every Monday and I'1dar Of each week
y L a 4 Nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

To be drawn In Bait uore Nd saturday Ma aoth ss
SPLENDID SCHEME
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-02

"Hse recently apod Is Mis-. Am - Ian Nord
4. siaFi h"Ssr5 sim snu Brother For apply
" dhn u Hot JAS. L. CLAYTON. AEt
u ~ Ms K Gla,t1r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21
Speech OF MIR. Dallas In London.

When the freedom Of the city OF London was presented
the Duke Of Cambridge IN the evening the Lord Mayer
entertained the Duke at the mansion house where nu
and distinguished circle Of guests assembled 10
meet his royal highness.
The LoRD MAYOR after dinner, gave The Foreign Am.
bassadors"
The AMERICAN MINISTER sad.-My lord Mayor my
lords ladies', and conference.-the distinguished member
of tho diplomatic body who has just addressed this
ing has discharged his duty ably. IN a language so
familiar all that bad hoped while he was proceeding
should be spared the necessity " nllctnr upon you
lord Mayor and feeling DESTROYS ofexpnnng two or three
thoughts that have passed through my mind the course
uf the present day ask your attention Cor few moments
You all that represent republic the constitution
of which forhifs a. IL government the creation or
adoption ~ Kings, princes, peers or lOrds-not that
prU crbes individuals who may be IN other lands emf.
ncntly entitled 10 those high sounding titles You will
my uniform republican rearing aud education have
IN n meas are untitled Cor what nj first ap-
peared the interesting and appropriate ceremony Of TO ay
(Cheefs There IL rule that equally applicable 10
all countries let the system of policy be what may and
that rule will uIon myself extract from the nth
on the list Of the great English poets
Honor and shame from no condition risc,
Act well your part, there all the bonor lies
0Cbccrs) twas mainly on that admirable and univer.
salv recognized principle that TO my delight saw the
~ rem ny ~ is day conducted well imagine that
Ia i0ns ~ his countrymcn and the applause of
thes rnder whom hs hid served, "where all the honor
lie y ! can tn zinc mat even prince may be work
ing pariot(chcer that he may devote his high intel
eet his rsi ~ ~ mind and BODY 10 the Jealous and per.
sevtring ctree Of importer, and interesting public
duties Ulccrs) | iu'ag Ne, as have said, that
even lrsgo ay be 50 little daEEled by the luminous at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

SUICIDE or Hon. EsBos BLAcKMAR-The citi-
pens oi Newark Wayne county were thrown into great
excitement This morning in consequence a the announce
mont N the suicide Of Hon. EbOn Backmar, not only
prominent cs1en 81 Wayne county, but well known
throughout Western New York On Monday last Mr.. u.
was compelled yield 10 the pressure Of the times and
make an assignment His pecuniary liabilities very
large hut his would have been ample 10 meet them
in ordinary times II Is supposed that his financial
barrassments depressed his spirits 10 him to
commit self destruction. The particulars OF the suicide
stated thusThe servant girl IN the family Of Mr. b.
made fires AZ O'Clock this morning and after
him from his room and pass ont as usual short
later Of the family noticed that the hat and cloak
Usually by Mr.. Blackmar were in the house, which
indicated that be had not left the premises. After
search 81 hour the ciess body ~ Mr. y was
found w spring shallow well IN the cellar Of his house
His head downward, and the feet projected just above
the surface Of the Mr. Blackmar represented his
district N Congress ten years since and was widely
known aud esteemed man of ability and integrity. He
largely engaged In banking and IN produce dealing
lie leaves family and large circle ~ acquainances and
friends who will sincerely mourn his loss, as will the
whole community in which he resided-Rochear Union,
kov 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

disposabe means This at once Of itself demonstrates that
they the power of supplying tho wants traders
therefore have further evidence Of the Of
its charter meet pressure like the present The
items which regulate the course OF the money market and
trade those OF the Of and stock OF bull
lion Both are week by week declining until the former
the Of being swallowed up, and yet the advocates
for the retention OF the bank charter preach that the bank
provide for the wants Of the traders. Whether ii
be necessary or expeden for the government to in
terfere to restore matters TO better footing BY
temporarily suspending the charter, is not what
have been contendng for. We desire the mercantile
classes Of the country TO understand and clearly that
the bank charter is helpless TO them from such
crisis the present and not there Is the clear
siy of change either in remodelling of the whole
reform in part
[From the London Post (Cty Article), New, ~
The demand for money has not been sensiby dimin.
shed by the advance in ts value, and although the dis
count establishments are affording much accomnoda
ton 10 their customers as possible the applications at the
bank have been numerous The current for money
to-day has been quite TO the bank of per cent fo
first class short dated paper and for four and six months
bills from to u per cent higher In the Stock exchange
money has tucuated much in supply and value, having
been abundant at to Gh per cent and within short
space scarce as TO have been procurable with difficulty
al s to per cent per annum on consols.
From the Manchester Guardian, Nov. IL
The returns OF the Bank of England, which publish
today, and which brought down TO the Wednes
day evening prior to publication, abundany explain the
motives for the recent advance ia the rate Of discount 10
nine per cent There is decrease in the amount OF coin
and bullion during the week ending Wednesday last
compared with the week ending the 31st October Of
less than ESTE OLA and stil formidable decrease
in the reserve Of notes in the banking departures
no less than 81 $3.50 525; making together dtminn.
t0 IN the available resources Of the bank Of e. 202 $3.50 dur
ing the ten days Which had elapsed from the 3la Oct1er
1t manifest ALSO that the high rate Of interest has not
done much check the demand for discounts at the bank
the increase in the other securities" amounting to f2,
go G54.
The commercial public will look with great anxiety for
the return which will be published next week with view
to ascertain the effect which the advance in the ratio
of interest may have produced. So far are glad to
say though there great pressure there arc signs
of monetary panic. Good bills readily discounted
at the market rate; and long that continues, tho
evil.
The position Of the market for American securities is
thus noticed by Messrs D. Bell, Son Il Co During the
past week but little business has been doing in American
State stocks railroad bonds and the only change
tce is considerable decline after many fluctuations,
the price Of Illinois Central shares
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21
Plus THE NINTH AND THE MONEY CRISIS.

Prom GallRnani Of Paris, Nov. D.
The popcs Nuncio bias Just Published a notification IN
the effect that the papa government has decided on
changing the vouchers of loans contracted In
France al different epochs, which IN circulation
for securities exactly similar the old bonds, and
bearing the same interest destined ~ be paid OF IN
the and possessing all the guarantees given
for the oansso that the paying of 81 all shall take place
in uniform manner In consequence, tho Nuncio
quests the holders Of such vouchers exchange them
the Offices Of Nm de Rothschld at Paris from the 10th o
this month and he that the exchange will be
effected without any expense 10 them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

CuPREMv CouRT-Cox VS. BARNES AND OTHFRa-
~ In pursuance ~ order IN this the assets IN
sad order named win be sod under the direction ~ M
dersigned apubic auction, by SIMEON DRAPER auone-~
the Hh day of November, inst at the Merchants IN.
change, In the city Of New York twelve O'Clock noon
schedule a said assets be At the Office ~ the undsr-
signed No % Nassau street No ~ over Bank ~ Gown
merce, from the present time until the day of sale when
he seen Al the Office Of the auc0ncer CORNER ~ Pine
William streets Terms and conditions snade known on
day of sale. g. A. SEWARD Referee.
NEW yoRx, Nov. &C. 1851. "0'N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21


The hure steamer Vanderbilt from the United States,
tecgaphed yesterday as having passed Hurst Castle
atpA VI Captain Higgins, her ccmmander, was IN bed
dangerously ill and Fast End pilot was on board IN
con ~ tho ship dense fog in the Soent The
vanderbilt on passing Hurst on her way 10 Cowes
roads where she put out her English mails IL small
tug steamer Southampton and then proceed o Havre
Between Coves and cashot Castle there - sand bank
called the Brambics, where and then small craft has
been ot on the Brambes the Vanderbilt grounded Most
fortunately she NJ the time going Mt only third ~
her speed the tide also flowing, and powerful tug
steamer with steam up happened 10 be close by ASSIST
her of again. As the Vanderbilt grounded Mr..
Bilngsly, gentleman from the Hrm Of Mcssrs Dunlop
and shoscs the Southampton agents % the Vanderbilt
line happened 10 be on board the Southampton tug which
was wasting Cowes for the English passengers Of the
Vanderbilt and he Immediately gave orders ~ 60 along
side the large steamer and make preparations for assist
ING her or The tide had " se ELK feet ON the
Bramblcs, and In about two hours after the steamer
grounded she aoi again but not before she bad lost
an anchor and broke chain Had been for the as
ssance rendered by the tug the grounded would
not have Hoated before the next tide. At NJ yester-
day the Vanderbilt left Cowcs for avre without having
received any damage beyond tina, Just mentioned Inc
vanderbilt has experienced nothing but continuous storms
aud heavy gales across the Atlantic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

funded can obtain on terms iess than one half that
charged in the discount market VIC know Of one mer-
canio house which possessing half million of consos,
down TO per cent They therc placed independent
OF the charge OF per cont IN the commercial market
The loan renewed from account to account The job
bers have been only too happy to this supply OF
stock.
The Sultan from Alexandria, has arrived with III 500 in
specie About est 900 in silver has in from the Con-
tnent besides $40 900 in another quarter.
The Oscar for Africa takes out f3 200 IN specie me
$40 900 gold from Russia has been taken for the Cont
nent
The fourth half yearly dividend being at the rate OF los
Sd per cent is payable on Ecuador bonds al the OIL
fee Of the commission of agency, IL Austin Friars 80
The fourth Of the month this occasion went on win
extraordinary London 70 the surprise OF the bank
ing and discount houses.
The rates of interest fixed for deposits of money placed
on call are oows-The joint stock banks per cent
the discount houses to 81 per cent; the National DIS
count Company, sd to So per cent
THE BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS
The London Gazette of Nov. contains two returns the
first made up Saturday 3lst October and The second
made up to Wednesday the ith November.
An account pursuant TO the act eth and Sh VICTORIA cap
2 for the week ending Saturday, Oct 81, 1857:
DEPARTMENT
Notes issued f22 $50 245 Gov nm mt debt ell 015 100
Other securities. 3,459 900
Gold coin and
bullion 49,. s,l55245
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

NOTICE-THE JOINT SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE
IN Common Council. the subject of the Worth Moaa-
ment respectfully announce to the public that they have
selected the 18th day Of November 1851 70 naugurate tho
the late Major General Ws WORTH will be brought sa
Greenwood and deposited beneath the monument
Special have been extended the President aad
other participate in the ceremonies
10 be observed on the occasion. Also TO the
Governor of the State and State Officers
Officers of the Corporation.
General Government Officers in this City.
Governor OF New Jersey.
Mayor of Jersey City.
Mayor of Hoboken.
Mayor and Common Council OF Brooklyn.
Governor of Pennsylvania.
Mayor of Philadelphia
MAYORS OF Albany, Troy and Hudson.
Fire Departments Of New York Brooklyn, Williamsburg
Jersey City and Hoboken without their apparatus
The Military Of New York Albany Troy Hudson and ths
sanford.
All the Civic Societies.
The Clergy.
The Family Of the deceased who have the choice -
the officiating clergy"
The ex members Of the Worth Monument Committee.
The civic societies are particularly requested to report -
Morgan L. Harris Chairman OF the Committee, Saturday.
the 2isi inst, at 2 r, NJ, in room No. City Hall
Persons desiring have relics placed In the box To be depo
warding them to Alderman Blunt No. City Hall.
There will be meeting Of the Joint Committee on Thurs
day, the 18th inst, p. M in the Library Room, No IL
City Hall.
Due OF the programme will be given.
Aid MORGAN l.. HARRIS, I
Aid wM. WILSON,
Aid PETER FUIIaMER,
Aid. WIN. COULTER,
Aid ORISON BLUNT lc-,..
Gin. PETER CRAWFORD, f'ommuec
Gin. AIExR. HEMPHIIL.
Gin. GEO. W. WARNER,
Gin. CHARLES DOTY,
CHI. w. W. JUDSON,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

DUEL WITH SMALL SwoRDs.-We learn from the
New Orleans True Delta that duel took place on the 6th
instant In New Orleans, between Gen Casmr Iacosts
and Mr. Garcia of Manuel Garcia both OF that city
Small swords the weapons used. Gen. Iacoste
ceived thrust in his side from his adversary, which,
is supposed will prove fatal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY JOHN W.
~ FRANCIS. NJ ~, viii lecture at the Library second
Of eleventh street Tuesday evening
a. O'Clock for the benefit OF the Fund OF Tho
Society.
suteci The Church, the Drama and the Opera in New
York;
1kksis-Fty cents To be had At the Aston Honse Wiley
A Hased, 81 Broadway, Savings Bank SIC broadway,
Francis Co. 60 broadway, Growers 6gs Broadway and
NJ lha Library.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

FLOUR LEAaUE-They have -four league" at
Hodaysburg, and Saturday last 1t sent an order
Psburg for twenty four barrels Of extra family which Is
TO cost IS Ga delivered 10 the subscribers This o. course
includes the freight which is shout 81 cents The
quality Of flour reails here al 81 per barrel and the
freight thereon from Pttsburg, learn from the
agent rs cents that the entire cost OF barrel q
-four purchased at Psburg and delivered at the doors
subscribers in this city, would be $6a saving OF just u
to consumers Hd77iduyg Telegraph.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

CoRTLAYDT STREET HOTEL.
~ No. q Cov,landt street.
Board reduced from 81 to 81 90 per day:
j. s. sTEBB1Ns, Propuetcr.
DoYAL QUEENS HOTEL. CLIFFORD AND CORK
IN streets burlington Gardens Bond street for FAINT
lies and gentle The best situation IN London. Prices
moderate frequened by many Of The rs American faur
lies and the English ar.tocracy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-21

FALLEN FROM GRACE.-The Rev. Mr.. Derby, who
preached in Woodstock, w. two years SINCE, and has
subsequently been travelling in that State, soliciting funds
for theological college at Canton N " was arrested It
Derby few weeks since for the crime OF adultery the
other guilty party is brother clergymans wife.