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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-18

CLEARED.
sseamsbip Daniel Webster. Miner Havana and New Or.
ship suitsna Barrett Sev orlesns-wm Neson 1 sons.
Bark Palermo Ingham, Msrseles-C oerlsin Phelps
Rssk GREYHOUND, Gubrsndson. Gibraiar-FO'tes Flick
lark J.s Fish, Philips, Caraenas-Alber. Horn.
sear ap Levi, saunders Milton Fh-senner Deske
ssr Fans ra s.sl
s, 81, leonard Lea'ii Fredsr'ksbars-van srun
seehr sai, stllnar. Elizabeth oity-D Gnn Son 4
scfr Hut.on. Stocking. Harsford-J Edwards
ARRIVED
to Wm MRee E9perenosa sssVy Weather De .hole
large % Hsa
company With 2 bal Is and scars, DO md n.
Mco s0fi with md..
ana 4s7 assenxrs to G,nnen Experiences lehs winds
srs 6.fcIns sssS &esisrssrs ssss sweden 60 days
BarH xxi gubiau@ srs Werse sremsn 20 days With udse
snd .sp sufef s M
Bark Atlantic Breml, Felasusen. Bremen, days. in b.
's Ess & Gss ss u cu y 81
spoke shio orient hence for Liverpool. =
da bass Eas aGsf s
Ja no q ard iCr Boston from 3 ON al ! % lon
ssrsJ Cobb rss,.on Esysns Is day. Win sugar and
Wet lost some sails head rails, Dc.
Bark Na-arene. Smith. Boneventura Canada days, with
ash and shingles, to w w Merriam.
Brig Ridley (Br,. HArtney, Barbados is days. in
ballast 10 eihken 4 Irons.des
Brig Mnssen lB, LeaycIan, Cabaro Pr, IS days, with
upoasses 70 vaiable Reynal ION ins fhos srninx. Of
Eng and, "a mate died OF fever, and buried At
Eng fo,s America Wallace, Jonespors VIA bridgeport Tor
Brig Es bem Killer Rondoui for Boston.
SchY Chas Griffin tof Rtver), Borden 9Th
inst with Ackeriy 7th inst lat "a lon rs 0s
experienced hurricane from sw 70 NE; lost deck load OF
sckr saml Francis of Bainore) oouy.ay Jacme Aug L.
with logwood and cot III Be cker a 0rAevea-
Sehr John Crockford Smith Virginia days.
schr NE rtna Collins, Collins vir sinia dAys-
Schr Nile, Ch mbers. Virginia, IL days
schr 2 Conkling, soper yrginiA days
Ecbr Native, Anderson, Virginia, days
schr Whpple, Causen, virginia
Scbr Predmore Crsmer, Virginia, II days
scbr II Brewer Cole, Virginia days.
schr Cumberland, Case, Alexandria, IL days.
Hcbr Hofnes Homes, AlexAn dr.a. 8 days.
schr Mist, Diaosway. AleIar dr. a. daya
scbr II James. Ahrch. bslti1cre days
schr Roe Hammond Baltimore, 8 dAJa
SEP sosss sery 70. sc NORA
sckr Paw tuck ot, Ross, n csland, days
schr Sterling Hin sew HAvsn.
eehr Transit hnrcfi |, Ne London.
sloop Thrmss Huh, Hail. Providence
sohr wnsms Al ans hor Chesapeake say with oss Of
manmast toretopmast and dying jis boom The r
pesienced heavy easiery sales The whole pAaAge
Steamer Delaware, Copes, Philadelphia
Steamer wamsutta- Nyc, New Bedford
eAHED.
ssesmshps Kspgr % Or. L,e,pool; bsni Webster, Hsva
m and foreans; barb Ottawa Havana and Others.
Wind 81 sunsa wsw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-18

AIMAxAc YoxK-THrs
SUE sasA t,.s--.s.s... - nooA nfs eve l0
sur snra ..... t...s, 8 06 WAxBa. Is
Port Of Sew York, September IL, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-18

Ths Board Of Aldermen me, lAs, evening AIdermsp
Clancy, Prsident, In The chair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-18


ne vtal Of Doxnslly proceeded lhs morulns a sss
~ssai hcur fos The ~ assembling o. Court Ths sv
<sspe ~ sdduccd Ms morning vss vevy lss~,rss.S
~pecaIly shai Of hs witness narere, Rowan sovsrpos
newell Of thS stao was prsssnt drrins NE proxrs~ Of
- trial his forssce9 Aso number o. Me pr,sopsrs
rsspds and relatives IRON lev FORA me Interest m As
sv~ lnoeases every hour.
pc@ examinaHos Of nr. suith overwhelmingly
6ow w~ mot locked whss I went 70 Ms room; n wss
eng vide open ny vffs wsef Into The room win me:
shse wevs others, but assr rssss'sct vkc they were
sssies persons living In my own hrsse, here
vwe ethen living IN he neiGhbwhood vho
~ss ~ The SPOT; nompsous hcsss soout
ons bund.Td yards IRON NJ house there road
90 NE w~t - yell the eas side Of Ne house lsadng
y tompss va Ne west rcaf n the main rssd; about
70 feet rem ths houss; there 10 garden between our
house ard me road beyond thai The Highlands srnd "
w~st north o. us ID sahock's hone; he shrewsbury
river runs pretty much nosh ard souh up the rive q
gns s9uia doua INC river pcrth DC not kccw seehsr
ne fos = contnnes ncvth along he river sTcf 'etvrg
snnenskt house Mink uvns ~ nto he conrlry arr
fcnr soms elsfsIoe .eyosd sOrrckt house thsfs is
eewhng Ahy a. ~ RNsncis Rsi one AZ " Thovutsr'r
hess p0EArg sNeys Ht 80 yynrr 80 to,.s, icy 80
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17
MILLINERY AND FANCY
GOODS,

We respectfully call the attention of customers
friends to our LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS, which now receiving 4 ON New
York where have selected them with great care from the
sshiouabe Establishments and for style and beauty we
be surpassed in this other market
Our stock consists in BONNETS, GIPSEYS LEGHORN
FLATS, RUTLAND BLo0MERs, RIBBONS, FLOWERS.
LACE GOODS, DRESS CAPS MOHAIR CARS ard COZ
FIERS, HEAD DRESSES of different styles. Also, JET
ORNAMENTS. WHITE WAX BEADS bark and front
HAIR BRAlDS and elegant lot of MANTILLAS, at all
prices The above goods price to suit those who
may wish purchase Boune and Flats heached and repair
good short On opening which
will be Thursday 26h, will be prepared TO show
the bandsomeat and variety OF Bonnets and Aanas
that have presented in this market
II orders from Tie country wn be promptly attended
and good tho individual Please
with call before you purchase and feel assured
you will be able suit yourselves both 10 price and quality
I mar oats Rep. copy. J. MATTHIAS 4 CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

ToBAcco.--The South-Side Democrat gives tab
ular statement of the amount Of tobacco nspeced and
sold at the various warehouses in Petersburg for the
first six months of 1857, compared with the CORE
spending period TOR 1856 From this table it appears
that from January to July of So the sales amounted
TO lo797 hogsEeaas, while for the same period this
year they amounted to l0,06ia falling off 133 hogs
heads. For the same period the loose tobacco sold
in Sc amounted to 33i pounds. while for 81 it
reached l,7Si,G35 pounds-an increase of 570,30l
pounds. The average price paid in '56 wae Slo0 per
hogshead, while IN 81 the average has been $50
per hogshead The aggregate sales for Sc, to July
amounted To : 1850, while for the same period in
81 hey amounted to 81, "a 623-a difference OF
S595 063 in favor of The latter The Democrat adds,
that thercare also 1897 ha,Glots the value of which
we co.ii not accurately procure, but which may be
estimated At about $500 600. This would therefore,
make the value Of the tobacco sold in this city for the
past six months, at even figures, S2.00o,00o."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

CoUNTERFElrER ARRESTED. -Some tim" since
a German named W1isenberg came fo the city
and put up at the Frederick House. While there
his conduct did not excite suspicion. though on
one or two occasions persons III the elehbnrhood
found themselves in possession OF counterfeit half
and quarter dollar pieces which there l. now rea
son To believe he palmed OIL More recently he
rented two rooms on Allen avenue and Seventh
street while occupying which, Ills isolated posi-
ton and singular ways. attracted the attention
of parties in the nrighborhood. 1t appears that
he would, for days together, work at some bust
ness through the night. and then locking up the
premises. disappear for time. This. and the
FACT that no person ever called on him reused
suspicion and yesterday forenoon officers En-
celman d Burgess determined toferret out the
mystery. and after in vain demanding admltance.
broke open the door, when they found Wni-len.
berg in the act cf manufacturing bogus half dol
lars. He was arrested, and the coin IN different
stages of finish. seized. There are about ''Oo
halves. and 100 quarters. all finely executed ana
when finished of would deceive any but the most
wary. The police are now after other parties
supposed t. be connected with the accused. 81
Louis Leader, ION.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17
EraIn tnc tlcyicmn kcpmhi.c.

n fhe New )rlpnu, pnnprs We have INTEL l.
qence from the citv of Mnxico 10 the 10Th nlti-
mo-
The elections for new denuties were eoinr on
throughout the country apparrn,ly will, all sue
cess for the Proprrsista party. Gen. Comontort
seemed almost the sole prominent candidate for
the Presidency of the Rrpublic Sr De Manuel
Guttiercz Zainora had been elected Governor of
Vera Cruz In the district of Mexico the Mod
GRADES and Conservatives united against the
Progres,sta, or rather against tho puros. for
the purpose of electiug Sr d. Rj,a paiacio as
Governor
There have been three important changes ia
the Mexican Cabinet. aud there was prospect of
more ST. Fuentr has been succeeded by Sr
Lerd,. dc Teiuda in the Department of Foreign
Relations Sr LalIavo hv ST. Lallave bv ST. Cas-.
teucda in TINT of the Interior; aud ST. Iy,i,ias,
ent ru sted with the portfolio of Finance, by Sr.
Garcia. e Gualalainra. in that of Justice. OF
these Ca stepeda and Iples ias have since resign
ed bnd health being assigned for the reason -
The latter however had consented Mt the ner-
sonal reouest of the Pre- sident To remain in office
till his successor could be appointed OF the
rest of the Cabinet ST. Soto Minister of War
suffering from i'll health, had asked and obtained
leave OF absence: Sr. Sceo was likewise absent
from the capital The Cabinet, then, says the
Trait dUuon ef tie l3,h.- a, this moment CON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

DEATH FROM AN AecipiNr.-Mr. Samuel Basnett
BhsneSville, in Marion county, received kick from
81 horse on Friday of last week, from the effects of
which he died on Monday morning Mr.. B. was sub
Ject to hernia, and it upon the rrotruded viscera
that he received the blow; hence It's fatality He was
m aged man and good citizen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17
Arrivals nt the Montgomery White
Sulphur springs.

MONTGOMERY Wnrr SrlruuR SrRfSGs. July 10
Fifty visitors arrived here 10y the accommodation train
thi4 afternoon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17
vi 4 EkesIE -,

On Thursday, 9th inst, by Elder A. Euhand Mr..
HARVEY /. WITT to Miss MARY H. OvEnsrRFET, all OF
Bedford
On the 3oth June by Rev. NJ. f. Andrews, Mr.. r.
s. HAYNES to Miss J. h. CEAGHEAD, both Of Franklin
county, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

Complaints are made constantly to the Post Office
Department, OF the practice PGstmasters at some of
the country have in letting the mails be opened
by and allowing irresponsible par
ties to manage the affairs of their offices. The De-
par,ment is determined correct the evil by dismiss
sing those who guilty of the offence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

II. NJ. Tennent, esq, of King George county, Va,
had two fine horses killed whilst standing ,ncar the
door of his residence by stroke OF lightning during
one of the thunder storms last week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

Armies of the ehincl bug it is said, are now to b,
seen in Spottsylvania county, carrying devastation
with their visit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17
Markets

INV Yonk, July 10 Flour firm and advanced
ccuts whcat-New Red $l.97. Corn bnoyanf
Mixed sll.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

yOUOBICE PAsTE.-''A. .. q" :" sanford
i and II. IL" for sale by IL Z. HA"D' " W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

EASONtHGE tsbnH Eas. 1ur accounts
y due it Il judy now nh ffad alA bring distributed
hail the Nolh early Ia The ensuing month
The purpose laying Fail stprk. very dcsira
BILE that prompt settlements shouidbe made We earnestly
hope all tnh convenient to call VIII
prr rcd wl,u called upon settle with the cash,
goiab, no,o Bl RROIGIis, Sf1AfEE Il co
itN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

ARREsTEn.-Gustayus Lursman, arrested at
Harper's Ferry Jefferson county, on Wednesday eve
ming last, having in hand two stolen horses.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17


4 BAlTIMoRE, Mn.-Thc undersigned, Forwarding Mer
chants Agens the rennay vhnia Railroad ~ Banar
respectfully salirit SHIPMENTS or ToBAtto To ALI
POINTS Ia TIE WEST AND SpTrlIN EST aud hom
thcf with The trade having been fo SHINE
the consr.es oi large rart ot hc Tobacco Fnn WI
through baltimore. ihy nnct themselves Tint they give
satisfaction To Htptert
Freight IA low HH hN ANY uthet line
sncnia Wrst solicited and pnnftnnl,
attended 10 MABRAW 4 Rooms.
North street, baltimore.
Refof h Jacob Head Co, j Braudt jrH Bnltmo,t =.
l.. pulry " 4 Smith. McDnhic. iinri Preston Miller &
Cronshan IYnehburg CroushHw a Co, Richmond
mar - dtlian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

HAVE open and on exhibition large and general as
y j tnttmcnt Of
HARpM EE, CUTLERY, GUNS HOUSEKEEPING Ar
1It1GS, hr,Ac.
10 which invite the attention Of the old friends and custom
of the House VOL as the trade generally
Merchants fhrmcrs Mechanic Contractors aud others viii
lind t. their interest 10 give usA call Our
FOREIGN GOODS
have mostly been Imp rted y the House. and our
AMERICAN GOODS
purchased direct Of the Manufacturers We feel assured that
or Inducements unsurpassed by any other House In
this secou of the State
Orders will meet with prompt attention and satisfaction guar
teod Call aud
ap2id&et4 DOLiIOr Ms. WHALING WILLS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

RAILROAD CoSTRAcT.-Messrs. John lIasson and
Thos. Mcknight, of Charlottesville, Va, have rcces-
ed the contract for the grading OF the Railroad from
Rogersfille Tenn, to point the East Tennessee
Railroad distance of fourteen and quarter miles,
and the construction of costly and extensive bridge
over the lIolsen river at that point Of intersection Of
the roads
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

BIRrHs AND DEArHs.-There were 1872 births and
li2 deaths in Fairfax county, Va, last year
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

uAISsUu.lTBON-rho concern of PuLIiAMN DA-
IL us Ia this dissolved hy mutual consent Either
the OF the conccrn In wind
Ing M tho partnership hnsincts The books 81 the
are In hands II W Emore (nt the auction henso of
Dav who Is also authorised to settle up the hns
All persona Indebted the will please come for
ward settle those having claims against The
will please present them ior settlement II NJ PIlllAM
Richmond, Jtmo /, 1sa1. HECTOR DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17
HECTOR DAVIS,
Aur,ionerr and Com i-siou Merchant,
FOR THE MALE OF NEGROES

n The Apnss }ag occupied by PULLfdM DsIISoa Frank
TN Sfftet Richmond, Ia)
WILL endeavor by strict attention to the interest of
w usnn their husncEH to HIM To mort thu pat
ronagc hetas bestowed the aio OF fuinm
Davis aud soleA the patronage ot the public generally
have aIl my own aud n board all Negroes intended
for my salea At 10 cents per day HECTOR pANls
fuNlE Subscriber eheertulv recommends Mr. Hector
DAVIS Liza friends of IT, nchhurR and ia vicinity, md
him ot their Interest md
solrls him patronage tT-Mr orfltf Will be at
his Auction oons Franklin Street, Rchmnnd Va where
viii be happy with Intends Waiting iiehmf nd Tor
the purpose Of selling Negtors X VI DAVIS
i,tf ".
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

NEGRO klLLED.-on Monday, as the Tor Pc
tersburg, the Southern road, were nearing Stony
Creek, negro was discovered lying the track
but not in time for the engineer to stop the train
Thu whole train passed over the negroes body, sew
crng it in twain. On examination it was found that
the negro must have been drunk, bottle Of whis-
key found close to his head.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17


ANGNOKNE n nOLGOMKE,
~ tsunacrs and Il Ne 0u9c Brokers,
Main and Bridge Streets Lynchburg, Va. will
collect and remit the Invest of Exchange They will
highest price Land Warrants Northern
Exchange, Coin and Uneurrent Money
REFER TO
The Presidents and Cashiers the Banks
burg Messrs. Il. II Maury Co, Messrs Paro Rchncnd
Messrs johnston Bros Co. SAM Harris & Sons Josiah
Lee 20, Baltim re Messfs far,hanl, Krkhan & Co.
DreNel Go Philadelphia Messrs Naubeck Read * DreX
ell j. W ard & Co., Lees W aller New York.
nov 81 ly
DUTA BAGA FOR STOCK.-We have ~ "a II
HI supply of Ruta Bsga, Mangel wnrizei, Sugar sees
Norfolk Turup and Parnip Seeds for Stock for sale
by Lie 3Isl J. II THOMPSON & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

1RlHE ssDIAKKROEA ELIXsK" prepared
by J. H. THOMPSON a. co. Druggists, is dcservedly
n and reliable for Darrhneah
Pains In Bowels Cramps II composed of harsst
ngreda pleasant the that the smaee
child viii Provide yourself with bottle If you
10 avoid suffering lily Its
NYOTICE-DIsSOI.UT OF PARTNER
~ SHlP--The firm of Goodwin & League is this day dis
satisfactory reasons and will be responsible
for any incurred after this date. JNO. LOAGUE.
ll.I.., Nn IIluQ IIl.l -1il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

uN RNuTUKE, FURNITURE, FURNITURE
- nov offer To purchasers large assortment OF Cabinet
Furniture uf Northern ty Manufacture, Of the aies
fyrs aud designs embracing IN pnrt the following articles
mud at prices greatly reduced
Marble aud wood top ahcrr SchoardS, serpentne plain
fancy bureaus with wood marble III, mel Goth
Jenny Lind. toltagr BrtR.nds, Card,
Sofa side mud toatro Tables with wrnd and marble tops So
IA DvnnH Ter Tcrs OtiomHn touttuon Library Cases,
Etnzere esks Ann. Rocking and Mahogany afior Chairs
Hat Rack aud lmbrella Stands and lnob easft
Farmers Secretaries and Desks ai ns' ll article -
Wafhstands Il all kinds with wood and ultb Looking
Glasses. Window Shades and tuiro rnck"ih Patent Spring
he'd thn best and cheapest bed aud warranted to
give satisfaction Hair sui SAuck Mattresses.
together with aicc furniture asrd by House keep
All furniture sold packed without Extra charge
a WINSTON,
uDuGgA q. ING AND tRGAHstkyBNS..-Nnce,
j Cloves Ginger, Pepper Alspic" Long Pepper, White
Pepper Celery seed rumciic, Mustard Seed Cinnamon &c
sc, Just received aud for sale by " A SIEo Their,
iy Its Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17
l.AHFSINE,WS
THREE DAYS LATER rua. .,.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERIC,

nALifAX' July l5-rhe steamer America mr. D..
'l'ed here to day, with dates from Iiye,pool TO
the ith inst W. Nv
no news by this arrival. Is unimportant.
Revolutionary mov. ments had occurred in Ma.
pies party of insurgents seized "A steamer,
ana proceeded 10 the island Of Fanseea. and lib
efa'td 500 prisoners. The steamer was after
w"fds captured by frigate. Many arres's have
been made.
In Parliament the bill for the redemption of
TIE Sound dues passed on the SECOND reading
Mr. barng called the attention Of the House
10 The Importance of taking steps 10 supply lie
Dor I" British Guinea, by emg, atien.
III" American merchants Mt Liverpool, gave a
banquet on the Ath oi July 10 the officers of the
|. States frigatc Niagara.
he owners ct ia" Great Eastern state that she
will be launched in September. She will not.
however proceed To Portland until April next
She is to cost fGJU uaO.
FRANCE.
Gen. CavaignGc j. officially announced as the
opposition candidate elected from Paris
Advlc"s from kabyes announce more victories
by ia" French troops. They are now masters Of
the whole country
depression in the Paris Bourse had given
rise To Ia" rninor that the Government con,em.
plates raising new Loan, but it is believed to be
\ reduction OF the rate ofdiscoun, 10y the Bank
OF France is Iook, for soon
The recent cons piracy of the Italians again Il
the life If Napoleon, is more serious ihnn first
supposed twenty conspirators have been ar
rested
SPAIN.
There il nothing new regarding the Spanish
Mexican question.
Senior l.atragua, the Mexican Minister was still
al Madrid. though medtaiing mn eary return to
Paris, where he woud await further instructions
irom his government.
Paris advices state that further INSTRUMENTATION
had been developed in the province of Mairseine
and two hundred arrests had been made.
In Genoa large numbers OF ma-het-, with am
muniilon had been found and seized.
BELGIUM.
The Diplomatic difficulties between Belgium
and Turkey continued. The Belgian Minister is
charged with stirring tip agitation in the Irinc
pa'les.-lle had dempndrd his passports, and
the affair would likely assume an importani'cha-
racter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17
BY II L l. EG r A p II j.
New Granada Annirs.

WAsnxuroS, July 10 Semi oilicnl ndyioes have
b en- received from New Granada, which makes NIL
reasonable concessions 10 the United States in orhe
to avoid interruption in the Diplomatic intercourse of
the Two countries The President of New Granada has
nnthoized a settlement OF the existing difficulties on
the best terms.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

" a lMTTtNr l. uuoHiN
Late tlfh hnUH ~, DadeB i Co
ltOsPEeN n Htsam -. NJ att for So, srtv
~ of NIkGiNIA MAkUfHt lIltl+n ToBAC al. arD
GENLtAL & 'MMIAHlpN MHbNHANIS, No - MAIN
STUNT. tiNCiNNArI, Quo
ppntcuar attention paid 10 the purchase Of Flour HA.
Lard Sc,
Refer to Farmers Bank aud Manufacturers generally
IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

Movements OF Gen. W 0lkcr.
NFw NeRN. July ld.--The correspondent of the
New York Times says that dispatches have been re-
ceived nj Washington city stating that Gen Walkr
isnow making preparations NJ New Orleans for
speed, return 10 Nicaragua, aud that official orders
report Immediately for recruiting service.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

THOMAS q. mn, EDGAR WHITEHEAD.
late I1rpecf0r at Martins HarehoHsr.
Hill a WHITEHEAD,
IL Conn ami s>i0n WevchnmGs,
the sale Tobacco Flour other
LYECUDUN0 VA having formed eopartnership the
pose Of doing general Commission business will tho
undivi attention all consiFnn 4 made Thorn.
Office In the Store of George LIDS aud next door
H. Ruckor. Ep R WHITEHEAD,
jan IS, 1857. THOMAS q. HILL,
Refer 10 Capt Jno NJ Otey CaHhif IanL OF Va O. ID Da
Wis Jno - Dayia Go, Saml 81 finlud, Amherst; May
Gabcli Nelson; Il G. Mitchell uas - Merchants Bank.
nm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-17

Once Bonrd "f rrn-icrs ofLynchbm"g College,
Junc H. 1851 )
VnNHE Election Steward for LynchhnrF College Will be
held the first rn' sda in aug next Applicants for
the situation will address their commune ons 10 the under
1OiIN " MCDANlEIn
jy 10 dtiaug PreRi. Of I'D w Trustees.
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CALVIN TATE ~ 30. Conn nm issiOn Merchants
~ AND AGENTS FOR TIE SALE OF VIRGINIA
MANUFACrU RED TOBACCO, Nos G7& 90 Magazine street
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TlNHOsE VEsss.-vhe siyi" 81 Stsi- utrod"c-
ed by this has entirely superseded all others
weekly Some beautiful patterns hand
seen in this city like them GLASS RAINE,
Leaders and Inrodncers Of fashiona-
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