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Nsyys from the West
Army OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AFFArHs-NEwB FEoM
NEW MEXICO, ETC.

ABBY NOvEMBNTs-KAfbA5 AFFAfHS-SkWb fEOm
NEW MEXICO, ETC.
ST.. LOUIS, April 10, 1858
Tho Ieavenuorth correspondent Of the Republican says
that Mcesrs RUSSELL Majors and waddell have received
orders hundred and trains ard tweuty
wagons for Unh These trains take upwards Of 5000
tc.n,st, ~ and II goo mules.
A company Of ssppsrs and miners from West Point
had reached Fort Iesvenworth.
Tho e1ure force al Fort Ieavenwor,h the 9th inst
OF twelve companies OF artillery, three o. inAn
ny ard two Of Dragons. Horses aud mules were ar
irving rapidly. T~o hundred and ak teams re-
ported ~ ready for service.
Hcamsns command had passed Fort Resrny and was
rapidly pusbDg onward.
A movement Of the troops 10 occupy post IN the
dsrc, Of Psae guard the route wouli take place IN
few days.
The came correspondent says tina, litter circu
atiou for signatures asking that General Calhoun should
b. insured safety against pcrsooal violence he
should return IN open the Surveyor Generals Office
MAYOR Adams was among the signers cf thc letter
The s,s,e Ccu,rh Committee bad issued call for a
Delegate Cosveruon 10 nominate officers under the
leavenworth constitution. ~l be held at Topeka on
the 25th mt and the Of the people taken as to
uho sLal DO L. s. Senator's. Tue Convention 10
sis, or ono hundred delegates, spportoned the
counties On a basis Of 81 600 votes TO the state.
TIE Santa Pc mail has arrived with dates To the la;h
ulumo.
Richard n. rcmpklns had been appointed Attorney
General vice Theodore wheat resigned.
The Drtric, court, Judge Benedict presiding, com
nenced liz spring session santa Fe the sth utmo
The Uah and Navajo Ind ans bad failed 10 conclude
treaty Of peace The Uahs, sted BY the Arrapehccs
intended 10 attack the Navajos At the next moon.
The details or the murders and outrsges committed 10
Donna Anna county are given.
The letting or the contracts 10 supply the subsistence
department n the army took place on the 4th inst
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save Jour Hatr.- Wilson's HAIR Hestorvr
md hair c,lorer, crly ~ bottle II "a not dye hut
geoNay ctors the hair 20 eoasy black or NOVA without
uiurr0 he skin. Sc1 only .B brand Read I'D
vertiaC reRi IN srothcr co
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The s Of all naons, uHeriEz under al phases Of "a ease
ltve csrited In every Witen ssguage the inialbty OF
these acoess fIis a. an apgfent aersgc and resors
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Bsrry's Tpfesph~ruus - th. Best and
ree pest article r. tressi1r ccsnsns crrsDa
preserving And Restoring toe bar. @iss w n SID BY al
drugeisie.
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DeaA oS Colonel Bonson-skocen or his Life
end Charaeter-Nevws fsom Calafosnaa-rhs
Revelation In venczuela-Locturc O the
Battle OF I.sxinstDa. by Hon. George Ban
croft-A6Alrs In Europe- Proceedings ~
ConGress-L0cs1 News-Markets, SC, &c.
Tho FAnLr HERALD Of TO day VIII contain reccrd
q the sss Assest of importance Among them viii
The 1nA Of Colonel Thomas Hart Bensou: A ssetch OF
his Life a Public hervic-s
The News California OF the Star OF tho
West
Of tbs Revolution Observation-Disclosures OF
the Monsgas DynSsty-Ins,aluon OF ss New Gogsrnnea
Sketches OF tho New Ministers, 30, &c.
Repor. Of Lecsue tho Battle II LeXingtoo, by Hon.
George Bancroft
Verdict OF ta4 Corouers inaues. in tbs Of young
ssmusls
Affairs IN Europe-Leaers from Correspondents in
Lendon ord Psri--Napoeea the Loe'os u.ass-rrahs
N britain, &C., &C.
The notwithstanding Prayer MISUNDERSTANDING Of
The Police.
Alleged Backmaning BY Lawyer and G~n>sis~
The Finale the crystal Palace Charity Fete In tgnsa
Misa Flora kcFiinssys sftes the Managers. &c. Ao-
Pswnse Indians In Now York-War Dance at Ina Astor
House-Ske&eh OF the TrfbeS de-. &c.
The Musard Concerts at the Academy Of Music.
Another Kos,xa Case- Excitement Paducah, Ky.
Dongs Washington Of tho Procecdnxs Of Con-
gpesA
Notices Of New Publications.
TIE Local Incdens this adjoining css Of general
Interest
FUN Report Of the Prices Of all kinda Of Marketable Pro-
ducs carefully corrected each week.
The intelligence received up publicA
ton
Together With Police Reports-rhes.ric Ms,.ers-Rcpor
Of the Cattle MsrketMoney and Commercial MarketsMsr
rages and DeAhs-forrnng OF interesting,
full and miscellaneous reading
Terus-Oniy 81 year; four ceus single copy To be
tho Office Of the HEsALD and Of all sg.ns
The MetsIlir Tablet Razor strvys Can he
oJ,an-5. gea,Ine. ~ j. q. sAUEDERy store, No
House
Gcnin's Hats or the Season.
Tw elve fascinating styles
No. Ala Broadway.
tine Musnrd Pocket Cnps," for Concerts,
opers theatres GEhiN. 5ii broadwa opposite 81
Psup.
|, Hrl1nes' instantaneous Phctogr sIhs, the
Of e kinj skeo la America at the picture gallery OF S
cent portraits, 2s9 broadway
Eo~za and Shocs-
III. LARGEST Asc CHKAPEHT A5sORTSyEr OF
BROOKE, b15 broadway and $50 fulton street.
Brooklyn Photographs, CsneO- typ<s-Wu
LI.MsON BROS artists. t~e forty ooe Fulton street
Radical Cure Truss, S"pisortes~, HANDBAGS,
elastic stccsns~ 40 al MARSH Co y, No 2Veaey street
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1The Musnrd Pocket Cnps," for CONCERTS,
opers and theatres GEhiN. 3f broadway. opposite 81
Pauip
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Cltstsaoto's usir nye, Wigs ard Toupe..-
re q IN ne World ror sae and the dye prtvsisg spphed
= No 8 AsiOr House.
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Ro~gS and ShncS-
III. LARGEST ASc CHEAPEST A55ORTMXSY OF
COOP
BROOKE, 5t5 Broad WRY and $50 fulton street.
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1880 Cases Boots ~ud sh.~. az Aue uoo
prcee ~ KhILLlPs 4 sNIIH's. 81 VI erren sreet
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Batohsior's HAIR Dye, sstgs nnr rcupsea-
The best In the .ord surrsssng all made ecld and applied
., the rnenufscsory Za Broadway
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Wigs sat- r@.reron's, 1919 F.lton street
Brookn One trial pross thess superiority tbse sid
ia Bfohiway 81 oxorbi,snt prizes.
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Radical Cure TrusA, Supporter, BSsdages,
elastic stccs nsx 40 MARSH 90 g. No veaey
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Brooklyn photographs, CssneO- typ<s-Wu
IIAMsON BROS Artlsls two FORTY eioe knlloa streeS
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Gcnin's Hats or the Season.
Tw Give fascinating styles.
No. 2l4 Broadway
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The Metallic Tablet Razor strvys Can he
oj,ain~5 gea.ne ~ J. 4. sAUEDERV store No 7
aatcr
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BoorH.-on Monday evening, April IL, LAug. GOODWIN
only child OF CHARLES and Amelia Booth aged year,
months and no days.
The resrves ana friends the family respectful
iayhed attend the funeral this "wednesday aternoo
at two O'Clock from the residence Of her parents In Ieo
ard street, GEAR Meseroe street, Greenpoibt, L.
BownuaAAp.-in Williamsburg. Oh Tuesday, April L
hARGAExI BowEAAsp, aged 81 years, native OF Ne
York
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L,sGLIsH PAPERS AND PERTonteALs PEs AAB-
II ricA received Al he OLD established Kngl-h AGENCY
Of GOwAN DUNCAlf, No. l2lik Fulton street sas
Subscriptions received and papers delivered
pert of the eiiy Without ektrs charge.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06
MARRIED.

On Thursday the 18th ult.. by Elder James Lus'
ter, Mr.. MARTIN V. B, OBENcuAIN. and Miss
ELIZABETH W. FELLLERs, all Of Botetourt.
At the Western Hotel in Fincastle by Rey d.
W. Arnold Mr. BENZ. s. SuENK, of Botetourt co.
and Miss FRANcIsJ. SHrrrrELD Of Rockbrdge CO.
By the Rev. Joseph H. Esnes, on the 9th of
October. 1853. RoBERr McBRIDE to MARTHA f.,
daughter Of Allen Stokes, oil Of Henry county,
Va.
BY the same, on the 9th of November, john
MURRELL to TABIrnA NJ, daughter of Mrs. Sarah
Wells, oil Of Pittsylvania county. Va.
By the same, on the 18th November, JAMES II.
BuLLINcroN to MARY M. daughter of William
Gray, oil of Pittsylvania. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

-znaas -sa-tAsE-fFom berkeley and surrounding
Rds- Dr.. Andrews. Of the Episcopal Church.
afIshtsd on tho solemn occssion The scene ut
the grave was impressive aud deeply affecting
Mary Of his associates in childhood among them
A. II. Boteler. esq. witnessed the descent of his
remains to The grave. and watered with tears the
clods the sal sy that fellpn his tomb and sound
Cd his earthly requiem.
A public meeting Of the citizens Of Shepherds
town and neighborhood was held at the Town
Hall. Saturday. to EXPRESS their respect for tho
decensed. and to give utterance t. theft sympathy
and regret at his death. A deep gloom WAS cast
over this entire community by tho sad event, so
unexpected but few hours before He died in
about the 10th year Of his age although his ap-
pearance indicated younger man. Winchester
IirQ ... .=z5
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EIGHTH DAY.

PORTSMOUTH,, Va, Dec. 2.
Conference met at o'clock, Bishop kavanaugh
in tho chair. Religious exercises conducted by j.
X Powers.
Fl. D. Wood, G. W. s. Harper, Benz. Devany,
and NJ. NJ. Dance, passed in examination OF char
acter and continued on the supsrnumary list.
The name Of T. c. Hayes being called. L.. Ros-
deeply interesting address that brother Hayes had
ceased his abors earth, and entered the rest of
Heaven lie was appointed at the last Confer
ence to Amhert circuit; his health failing. lac re-
pa;red to Baltimore for medical treatment. where,
strong in faith and hope, he his body with his
charge laid down.
On motion Of G. W. Langhorne, the following
resolutions were adopted by rising vote:
Pesolced LIST. That We regret the circumstances
which call our beloved brother, Rev. GeorgeW.
Carter to distant field Of labor.
Resoiped. That be hears with him to his distant
home our warmest affection, our entire confidence
and deepest sympathies.
Pesolred. That as soon as he can do So we would
urge him to return 10 his native State. and the fra
ternal embrace Of this Conference.
On motion of Jacob Manning, the thanks Of tho
Conference were rendered ~ the ministers and
friends in Baltimore, for their attention to Rev. l.
C. Hayes, in his illness.
After tedious discussion on o subject involy.
ing legal questicn--the Conference adjourned
with the bencdiction by the Bishop.
There is no falling III in the crowd that congrc
.patcs daily at the African Church, and, as usual
scores who 90 late are unable to get in; indeed, il
il so we'll known now. that very many start fol
the church as soon a. they get their breakfast
There il some talk Of afternoon or evenings SEES
'sions, commencing tomorrow. We are indtlnee
tn believe that the session will extend into mex
week, on account Of the large quantity of business
to be transacted. --Rick. Dis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

FUNERAL OF Hon. HENRY BEDINGER.-IIe was
born aud buried Bedford ION the paternal estate
thelate Daniel Bedinger's now occupied BYE Lee,
Of his parents repose in thefamiy burial ground.-
The funeral services were attended by q very
larss eonsoayss d deeply synpsshisinE frissds,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF LYNCHBURG,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
That ron ca n sell Them Rnrxnina.

> Il = Il
AND LET THE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
That yss can Sell shen Bargains!
AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS ON THE LINE
OF the Railroad from ynchburg to Knox vile all OF
having large circulation the people Of South
bay ADVERTISE AND GET RICH -ssu
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, pr.,,
PREsBYTERIAN WITNESS, nr''''
BROWNLOW'S KNOXVILLE Tenn " HI0.
VfNDICATOR. Jnnesborough Tenn
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCER, Morristown. Tenn
9 uAzETT STAR Ls.ins.on,v..
P PHa1ShAT' Aonsdou,v..
s nENna,RaT Libsrty,va.
SALEM REGISTER, Salem, Va.
THE VISITOR, Marion, Smythe Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence, Gray son co. Va.
P pknocsH Miro. Finc.stle.v..
STAR AND HER AID Christiansbnre Va
WyTHEyILLE r TEtEsaRAr wy,hevlle. Va.
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union, Monro county, Va
ADVOCATE. Jacksonville, Tazewel county, IVA.
REruBffciS D.n'fle, Va.
THE SOUTH. W EST, !" Peartburg, Giles county, Va.
SENTINEL, Ale sndria, Va.
Persons wishing In Of the above papers will
6nd to THEIR INTEREST to call at the Office Of the
Lynchburg Virginan, STAIRS where contracts will be
tI will also receive aud forward advertising
In the United States. A. WADDlI,l
septis-ts Foreman virginian Office
Two THE PUBIIC.-Tbe subscriber would
respectfully inform he public that Horses Bnggics
paid for In adpsHee This rule will be strictly adhered To in
all cases. Idec 2dlw'.l FAYETrE WILLIAMS.
IN nAUS, IN nAKc,, ~ ~ n ., :,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

LAnas III os.-Mr. r. Bare of Buffalo, formerly
Of Rockingham county, butchered last week.
Hogs. weighing LAS pounds. The largest
weighed upwards of 300 lbs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06
ADMIRATION /. mEnEnY COnDIAI..

"A LY EXTENDED 10 tho citizens OF ynchburg aud al
tho contiguous and remote counties who be- called hter
on business pleasure ID call nj the Clothing BaInRr
ROt uS, SHAFEh co and examine tile desirable stock
ct Ready made Clothing exhibition As self praise Is
regarded NJ best but poor recommendation aud II 9TH
crwse Ia rendered unnecessary by tho unqualified common
dalton OF cgons who have t.sted the clothing
and sold by us during the past six would DO supcrhu
Gus Tor the limits Of an advertisement to thing Of the
quality style and cheapness Of our goods, especially
acknowledge and cheerfuly concede tho right purchasers
to exercise heir and be their Jad,e of tho
quality and fairness II the prices of tho good sell
Our stock comprises In part the following articles Extra
Fine French Cloth Dress and Froek @ Medium do Low
priced do Fancy Cloth Dress aud Frork Goats French m
rs oaks aud other tavore Casemore Dusin,fs Suits
Black Cashmere Pants Grrnainc Maaassc Cashmere Vel
vet aud other Vests Onr toas OF every Suitable material
and In every desirable style. tinaks, &c.
FUkN1snlNea OEPARTMENT-In the fur
nishng line our stock also complete, computing In
French Yoke Shirts Collars Cavas In great variety Stais
and Mnhcrs Cashmere Merno Shaker and SILK under shirt.
aud Drawers Socks Gloves Snspendcra Pocket lidks .u
giant Robes Dc chambre Travelling shawls aud ankcts
Umbrellas &c BURROUGHS, SLAFER 4 co,
Clothingf Eaar, Main ~, abov" Bridge,
septslts Iyhchtur Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEEriNo.-There IRE
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at IL o'clock.
The public are invited to attend.
nov 5-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

as CHAIRMAN AProINrED-The faculty Of the Uni
versity Of Virginia have elected Rev. John
CRANBERRY, Of the NJ. f. Church, now stationed in
Washington. D. c., chaplain for a term Of two
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06
BYTEEEGRAPH.

Democratic State Convention .etohsr
Nominated for Governor-Tucker, At
torney General. az 1+z.'.s.
PErERsBuRa, Dec. 4.-John Letcher was noini-
mated for Governor this morning at o'clock. Ills
official majority was II $50.
O. Jennings Wise announced his intention to
support Letcher in his editorial capacity.
J. Randolph Tucker. Of Frederick county, was
nominated for Attorney General. s.---+,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06
NEW FAMILY GROCERY

At the old stand Of Mckinney e. Bass,
ON MAIN BTREET,
Opposite to the Drug Store of Stabler Jones'
THE Undersigned having removed hs establishment and
greatly his offers the mo~t extensive
variety of FAMILY GROCERIES, where To be had at
this city and at prices to snt the times
In addition roceries he has also STABLE
DRY GOODS. which he will sell low for ASH TIE puo'
dec 3dImol J. H. SOLOMON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

SUPER FNkNCu CLOTH COATs.-rh .
- CLOTH DRESS AND FROck COATS, sold 81 the ba'
raar excel In style quality OF material and workmanship
ITS aud to charge only equitable PRICES want well
made good htlna aud DRESS SUITS Tor the ho
days. be TO call on
dec dts blIRROIi0HS RHArER CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

Day-Portsmouth, w., Dec. l, lS5s.-Confer-
ence convened at % o'clock. Religious exercises
conducted by Lear.
Journal Of yesterday read and approved.
On motion Of II H Gary, W Blount and
Way were appointed committee to collect the
statistics of the Conference.
The following persons were nominated and cleo
ted by the Conference the clerical members Of the
Book and Tract Depository
LMLee, J D Coulling Paul Whitehead, P
Wills. j L Edwards.
On motion, the Conference adjourned to afford
the lay members Of the Board. The following
D Morton, Paul, Thomas Branch. r II Dib-
rell Samuel Putney.
Leave of absence was granted to ]. Jamison.
re Smiley, B F Ames, local deacon,l JP
Garland, Robert Moore and Major Colons, hav-
ing passed the required examination, were admit
ted on trial in the travelling connection.
ii Hansberger, formerly of the Philadelphia
Conference, and w Wonycott, q local preacher
within the bounds Of the Virginia Conference,
were re-admitted into the travelling connection.
ST Norman, j C Garlick and Humphrey Bill
lups. elders. passed in examination Of character,
and continued on the supernumerary hot.
JP Woodward, an elder, was on account Of i'll
health, placed in the same relation.
The following deacons belonging TO the class of
the third year. passed in examination of character
and on studies and continued candidates for elders
orders Lampkin, r Beadles II Boggs
and B Fitzpatrick.
The following elders were continued on the su-
perannuated list: Minton Thrift and j II Watson
The last mentioned was transferred with the Ter
ritory from the N @ Conference.
VIM Ii Starr. E Joyner and Elijah Chambers.
elders, formerly superannuated passed in eNami-
nation of character and were placed on the efec-
tive list
Doll, q supernumerary of last year, passed in
examination of character, and was placed on the
effectvelist.
Mrs. Sinclair, the widow of minister who died
a member of the North Carolina Conference and
Goodman, o little hoy whose father died a mem-
Der of the same Conference, and resided in that
territory transferred by the late General Confer
ence from the North Carolina to the Virginia
Conference, were by the decision Of the bishop
dropped from the list of claimants on the Confer
ence collection. He decided that the claims Of
these persons should be presented to the Confer
ence where the ministers died. 1t also stated,
that doubtless the N c Conference would prefer
to provide for the above cases.
The hour Of adjournment having arrived, the
Conference dismissed with the benediction by
Bishop Kavanaugh.
N. BY typographical error in the report
of Yesterday, Joseph Levson was represented as
passing examination Of character aud continued
a supernumerary. 1t should have been Joseph
Carson Percussion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

MEXICAN WATCHEs.-APPLE. r.
n TON, TRACY & Co., wALTHAM. MASS, MAN kA
uFACTUReRs OF PATENT LEVER WATCHES- k.ASs
These superior atches made by the aid OF rev -
and original machinery expressly designed to secure with
ov price, substantial durable and uniformly reliable
t;mpkeep Tho movements In construction ana
are by the highest authorities to be fauiles In
principle quality and have been proved bv the most ex
reliable and unfang in action These watches
are entire from the crude materials in single
by connect cd and uniform the man
uscory being organized the system that has been
adopted IN the production u" the uneqnaed American fire.
urice OF any foreign Of the quality and
peril performance for ten years. Of every
watch manufactured by us
An foreign made by hand the American watches
helm. the only made by machinery uniform
tom Nearly all hand watches defective.
and are getting Of order In parts OF
o country Il find good watch reparers, and
atc repairing always uncertain and expensive The In
American watches dspOses Of this dicuy ana
well watch deaersc keep witches
as mart miscellaneous stock and thus supply their
staple which be used any other
article wthout ystery immbug Bold by the trade gen
orally, and by
nov dams wcnw.f.l. Is MAIDEN Lana. NEwYoRK.
uDuhuNEss sMAXuNA."-A descVmIn ten %
Ii excel In variety durability Of matcras elegance aud
beauty Of style faithful craftsmanship regularity In prices and
RAiNE practice by these hey have acquired public favor
ppor aud by perslstin In these ney WI
and extend that repuiatio~ lnox ~ ess
~0DRY IA DYs ADOK fer DEC1MDk1,
! IL last received Al tsas meal n. 9. vicTokS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

FREIGHT TRApE-There were received at the
depot of the Va L Tenn. r. r., on Saturday the
4th inst, Is loaded cars. consisting of l,8lG bush
els of Wheat, 70 bbls. Flour. 10000 lbs. Hogs
5000 Miscellaneous. Is loaded cars sent West
the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06
NEs;ROEa WANTED.

NEaiROEa WANTED.
VUNBE SCUSlRo hE0 wamsn 10 buy nny uusn-
Der OF Negroes OF both thirty ycaa
age also Women aud Children for whom the hsheN east,
prices With Persons in the country will he a"n"
To At their holmes by giving description and addressing
Al l.yuchbuIg. Va. w II. MOUNTCASTLE.
ma mel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06
THE WASHINGTON HOUSE

a Is NOW OPEN. and furnished with ~N
- all the delicaries of the season, YYN
ATxA which will be served up in the best s/0
AAnnnA mani and at the shortest nniice - -
nj lItkl SNEAD & CLARK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06
SALHS BY AUCTION.
FUTURE nAYs
- OF yA.UAs.. aaAT. FsTarE, IN

yale OF vAaUA0I.B % RAu. EaTATE, IN
- NELSON COUNTY. On THE LyNCHBUka 4 Al
eAANDkiA RAILROAD -Ths osmmissi" ussz ~ The O.
81 Sodin Arpetson and others Richard Ti, Sc"
having sold the LAND II The sad HIM. In Nelson caasy.
i'm OF Novembsr ult adv ersacd will agsls por the
land Tor sale, 81 Public Aneton. on the premises
uksDAf the dth ~ JANUARY, isss This traet
wards o. 100 Acres cleared This land naturally tertl
been Improved by the Application Of fsrtlEers and
% New Market on ths James River Caaal AID miles from
evasston the county The Extcnson Of the Orange
N~Ssndra Railroad to LyachbarF, passes through this
,am aud bc" Will probably be established H. In iis
immediate neIghborhood favor able an Of In
vntmeni does moi oficn oeeu,,
Zoe land VIII be .od on the lolo~in terms suf,lsn,
sum cash. 10 dsay the expenses o the salo and credit
tne oasnc" Of and wars, bearing Interest from
e VIII be given bonds, With good personal security will
% require" aud tho title retained Till full payment shall have
oeen made. ALEXANDER nROwN.)
WILLIAM GORDON. , Com'rs.
RUBr WHITEHEAD,
doc 6c2aw tGisn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

PARop1 Is CoxINo.-Mlle Parodi will give two
grand Concerts in this city next Friday and Sat
1rday night. assisted by an Efficient Company.
This announcement will provo gratifying to ev-
cry lover Of music in city. We shall hereafter
refer to the proposed Concerts at greater length.