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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-08
SEEDS! SEEDSl!
THE SUBSCRIBERS off

l. growth of the present year, and of the
finest qualities, their usual extensive assort-
ment of SEEDS, comprising every tested
desirable variety known in the several de-
partments of
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-08
va Circulation equal to all the
other City dailies combined.
The News,

The Ship Serampore, Capt Stone, from
New Orleans, Dec. 20, for Boston, with
valuable assorted cargo, went ashore
during snow storm, on the morning of
the 9Th, on Black Ledge, Cohasset. The
Captain and crew were saved, but were
badly frostbitten. The vessel was fast
going to pieces at the last accounts.
The Washington Union states there
will be morning reception at the Exc
cutive Mansion on Saturday next, COM
mencing at one o'clock, and on every Sue
ceeding Saturday during the season The
evening receptions will commence on
Tuesday next, at eight o'clock, and will
take place on each alternate Tuesday.
The Niagara steamship, under orders
from the Navy Department, is to be rea-
dy to sail forEngland early in March to
assist in laying the submarine cable
Cyrus W Field, Esq, President of the
Company, and Chief Engineer Everett,
sailed in the Persia from New York on
Wednesday.
The following failures have occurred at
New Orleans within the last few days, as
reported by telegraph: Messrs. Ward,
Saunders & Hunt; George Smedes & Co.;
and Titus Groves & Co. No further par
ticulars.
The news yacht of the Associated Press,
having been repaired, has resumed her
station off Cape Race, and will intercept
the steamers passing within ten miles Of
that point.
Mr.. T. Burr, Jr., Esq, Editor of the
Wilmington Herald, died at his fathers
residence on Tuesday last.
1t is stated that some gentlemen of
Philadelphia have sent out to the Great
Eastern Steamship Company of England
proposals to contract for the launch OF
the Leviathan. The North American
says that should the company accept the
terms of payment-which are made en-
tirely contingent upon the success of the
undertaking-the contracting parties will
proceed at once to render available the
mighty monster which at present bids
fair to be useless without their aid.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-01-08

They would particularly call the attentio
of cutivators and their friends engaged i
raising of early vegetables for Market to tn
following
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30
ORITHARX-

Departed this lie in this city on the morning of
the 18th inst, Mr.. MARY tAMrBELL, wife IF Mr..
VIM II. Campbell, and daughter Of John Ram
h,urh Esq. dcreasei of W ,odstock, Va. aged
81 years The di tease Of which she died was
sumption. During her pro,rac;rd Illness which
t.: tines was di+;rcs,ingiy painful. and when eTen
having in prb>pe. certain and almost immediate
death, she uttered n word If conf lalnt or inur-
muring Death to her hal 10 terrnrs; Size
tranquil and resigned, and anticipated death more
with pleasure than with regret or horror. AL
though me deceased r,t II member Of any
church, sho possessed n religion that manifested
itself more in g',od deeds than il loud Professions
Ia faith she embraced Jesus rs an ail-sug!oont
Saviour, and lor happy resignation grew ost Of
her truetful and a';'iny confidence in his at'nns
merits In life. she WIS kind and dutiful wife,
"a devoted mother, affec;ionate and loving si.-
Yer in the hour at death. calm. confding disc-
PIE OF Christ. t. mourn her premature DEATH
sac Ia. left n dpyn;cl husband, II little daught
t,lrre sisters. and two brothers. who did ercry-
thing in their power To render comfort and const,-
l,tion to her in her illness and in her honr Of
Death. May this sad bereavement be ssnctifed to
their good.
n<A-The Staun.on and Winchester papers will
please copy.
Died on the goth inst, in this city, PAUL Ca
BELL, infant son # Edgar Whitehead.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30
LATER FROM HAVANA.
Arrival of the Steamer Philadelphia

NEW ORLEANS, Dee. 2o--rhe Steamer Phila-
dolphin, ftom Havana, arrived here to-day
The Spanish military officers have made over
lures to tho French Government to intervene to
prevent any revolutionary movements that may be
contemplated by the inhabitants Of Cuhn Com
cha 1t appears, was not consulted in the MAI or.
There is good reason to believe that II revolution
was expected to break OUT very maud that large
numbers of Americans now in Cuba will lend
their aid to the movement They are confident of
success if France does not interfere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30
Escape of Another Fillibustor Vessel.

INV ORLEANS. Dec. GA suspicous-looking
Schooner, supposed to have Fillhustors on beard,
went to sea on Monday. The Revenue Cater
fired blank shot, which was unhceded; II shottcd
gun was then fired, but the Schooner kept in shall
low water and escaped.
1t is rumored that Collector Hatch is collecting
large force, anl has chartered a steamer To pre-
vent further departure of Filhusters.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30
Another British Outrage.

BosToN, Dee. 29.-The American Anglo Saxon,
from Porto Prayo, which arrived here to-day ro-
ports that she was boarded, October the eth, by
the officers of the British steamer Ajax. and her
papers demanded and examined Tho facts in
the case will ut once be transmitted to Washing
ton City.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30
FRANCIS B DEANE, Jr, & SON,
VI ~ ACTUEERs OF
CHILLED E.AeIssS5 ID CAR t:5 -

M ACTUEERS OF
CHILLED HARLNSs- ID CAR s;5 ~
~UNIiII prepacd promptly
e., TIER WHEELS. III Of IT,
ginil CJId ~ ST Charcoal Pig.
1Hrf HFIER TO
JOHN e. MCDANIEL Esq, President Virginia ana Ten
RtH.uHd C."
EDWARD II GILL Esq, Superinten dent petcrttmg ard
Richmond Rai'rcad CO.
THOMAS DODAMEAp, Esq, SupcIinten deut Virginia
Central Railroad 60
Mr. SAMUEL PETERS aster Machn.st yugi'a aad
TruncSsf- Rsrnad Go
Mr. ARCiIBALD pAE. Master Maclinis. virginia Central
Railroad Cu
JOSEPH X. ANDERSON. E4L, R"hmand, Va
MesSrs. NORRlSS. TANNEE & CO. do
FRANCIS MALLORY. Ea,, ircsi,,.it Mi TX and pe
ter,burg Railroad Go.
WILLIAM MALONE, Esq Chief Engineer %of K AM
Petersburg Railroad Cu.
ADAM bt&Ni.AD. Esq. !: fillmore Nj
s WYATT i co. Charleston Sc.
WILLIAM !! ANDERSON. Esq. Mnbfr. Ala.
WILLIAM g. SW An. E>,,.. Knox vile. Tenn.
GENERAL. JACKSON MON TON. Pcnaaco,s Florida
The hr,iarss nj the LANtiHoKNE Fot $bKY, WI. here.
lee conducted b. the the firm r. Is.
DfA>t. in q sos. +. Il nEANE.JH
Ii r.taw1~ y. BROWNE DEANE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30
Markets.

New YORK. Dec 9.--Breaistufls generally un-
changed; Wheat White 81 49, Red 81. 30 to 81
%; Virginia Skies %.
BALTIMORE Dec. 29.--flour dropping, Howard
Street and Ohio 81 90. Wheat firm aud unchanr-
ell, Corn buoyant, New White Is to II cents, Vel
low ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30
CASH GROCERY STORE,

HHE UNDERSIGNED, having formed a copartnership
IL under The style and iiin Of
ADAMS d. ANDERSON,
the pnrr,nse al eu i,cting A GENERAL GROCERY and
COMMISSION BUSINESS. have taken the old Stand Of
SAUNDERS lRBY, on Main street. next door below LEE
JOHNSON CO.
They are receiving a LARGE AND GENERAL
STOCK OF ALL GOODSIN THEIR LINE, bought such
reduced prices fail to give satisfaction al no
fryor them with call.
they dfemfBed TO DO business and strictly
to- the Cash SYSTEM, great Inducements will be offered
cash buyers In exchange for Country Produce.
They will give prompt personal attention to all Consignment
Produce ade sales eectel
JOHN q. ADAMS,
oh 25.ts IH0S D. ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30

Coop OLD AGE.-Mrs. Itebeeca Outright died
in Upshur county Va, on the 9th inst, at the ex-
traordinary age Of one huhlred and SIR years. An
obituary of her says
She was the first white woman who settled in
the Valley of the Bnckhannon River, coming to
Western Virginia when quite young, and living
with her husband in n hollow tree, at the mouth Of
Turkey Run, in what is now Upshur county, the
deceased retained all her faculties in vigor until
the close of her long and cycuul life, and on the
morning of her decease caressing one Of her
great grandchildren when, feeling weary, she re-
quested the child ito he quiet, while granny
would lay down and sleep, The venerable old
lady then laid down upon her bed and slept the
sleep that knows no waking"-the vital spark had
flown, and without sigh or struggle the old lady
passed from earth to Heaven. Her descendants
number between four and five hundred souls.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30


proved "ii,Is area, To
uaYoic~ Nirs and the Caiinas, throuf Washing
ad baltimore To All PORTIONS Of the West, tbs Northwest
Tie ythtS
1hr connection ii" trains from Washington AMI
trans bound W-tior be- hnS tarKefsbur4 Balti
Uatey Gated tie Relay i0HstiY from Hi umore 1h-
:, change required between Washington
the Ohio River EayFaso /, checked tlfonsh 10 tbs
he rarnecne trains leave washirelon d,.ly at
NJ. an LEO 7. NJ. On sunday at ile iaiicr hour.
I biSWDtb
Direct connection the Cars Of the Central Ohio
Railroad running 81 ..aire hc cio through Cam
bridge zar,vile, a,l Newark t"uinhas These trains
connect "A the Cars the Newark Mansfield
aud SHnashT H. l. for >ahdis"s. io''d" he't" Chicago
St Louis
Conurcfion is made o. steamboat md"- VT ,the trains
h. Marietta aAI Caeiusii Ii, ~ rH.ep.hc Gineinnati
Ac.
and Ohio trains whtht Of
Cleveland Ohio River Rstroad Cleveland. Toedo
Detroit. CHS and al the Northwestern points direct
aforims Through TieRis and checks in Wash
instou il also The SHORTEST. most SPEEDY and DE
RECT nearly all the leading points in the great West Tho
distance from Washington 10 Cincinnati is but about 600
miles being about 100 miles shorter than by othctroue
Fare by through ticket from Washington least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by thclowestcf the Northern Routes
from Northern citics,
For Frederick and Harpers Ferry Mssinsburg, Berkeley
Springs Cumberland Bedford Springs Oakland and Grafton
For Way Stations between Baltimore and Wheel.
ing, take q a N. train from Washington.
i1 For further nformstion, Through Tickets, &c, apply
THOMAS II. PARSONS, Agent at Washing St
W. p. SMITH, Master Of Transportation,
LIN Cole. aenl Ticket Aren't sep Acts
UCLANNRLS.-Ia0n sew receiving . large sep.
ply Of white Yellow aud Red FLANNEIS, the cheapest
in this market which will be sold cheap for cash
de- h4tA JAO j. PUbVN, AseaA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30
BY TELEGRAPH.

Later from California OF tho Illi-
nois---A Million and Half Treasure on
Board.
NEw YORK. Dee. co-The steamer Illinois has
arrived from Aspinwal with million and half
treasure on board. Sir VIM. Gore 0usley had left
Panama for some part Of Central America. A
fire Ind occurred at Valparaise, hy which three
millions worth OF property destroyed. Seve-
raj fremen lost, and others scriousy injured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30

The MONROE MoSUuEhr.--Gov. Wise has at
length decided on the style Of Monument to he
erecel in Hollywood Cemetery, over the remains
of James Monroe, and orders have been given FOR
the execution of the work Fruu the number IF
STYLES furnished him, he has selected the Gothic
Temple" prepared by A LyhNck, Esq. This
mpe is to be Of cast iron, y By ! feet square
and 20 leet to the top Of the dome, the whole Of
which is To be enriched with Gothic ornaments.
Messrs. Wood K Perot If Philadelphia have con
trncted for the cast. and understand that the
whole cost of tie temple will not exceed Sl7Go.--
Htch Disp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30


On The frpGi, ah1tf M Fr".pr 81 TIE Ia Tam Rrr0ad
IBNillS ESTABII>lMLNi has been enlarged the
increasing demand fer work in Its various branches ands
now pre- pared &" furnish
Portable ard Stationary STEAM ENGINES Of any
CURED i''v,
Mil Clearing, Shaf;iL= Hangers,
(ioodwins Celebrated Ccutrc Discharge Az LIZ HEEL.
Tobacco Factory Fixtures.
Iron and Brass Gas and Wrought Iron work
description
All l,lshment tina
lone any estabs hiu.Et in the state.
ar 4ci. BARNEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Business MEHs' PRAYER MEErrNc.-There are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association. at IL O'Clock.
The public are invited 10 attend.
nov S--db
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30

An ENCOUNTER WITH A WILD CARA cores
pondent OF Of the kanawha Republican gives the
subioined account Of an encounter with Wild
Cat which occurred in that county:
The circumstances are these: On Wednesday
evening, December 18TH a youth named William
RuGner, son of Geo. Ru!fner, Esq. of this place.
started out in pursuit of game, accompanied by
his little brother. They assembled what is known
rs the Flag Pole Mountains, about IA quarter Of
mile below Maiden. He had not proceeded far
into the woods before he heard a.rustling in the
branches Of the trees above him. lie looked up,
and saw large wildcat in the act OF springing
upon his little brother, who mmcdiate Y be-
hind him. At this moment hs little brother per
ccryed his danger. and screamed cut at the top of
his voice, g its wildcat. viii: its II Wildcat.
The elder brother seeing their danger, leveie his
gun. and fred just the animal leaped at 'i"m.
1t fell mortally wounded ~ their feet. Will drew
ont his Barlow Knife and dispatched the monster
without receiving scratch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
At the DID stand 81 Mckinney 4 IS
On MAIN IsEEI,

y
On MAIN STREET..
Opnosite to the Drug Store Of SialIrr q Jones.
UNIlE unt.r.gncd having rcurved his .stail sinr AMI
greatly increased LIS stock offers u
variety ut FAMILY GRoCEhl :, where to Ne had AZ n
ST GLE cab >hmeni ~ ts cay AID at price 70 it the tin,
la al fnn To- his stock Of tirr,,fes he hl- also STAPLE
DRY GOODS which he will SCI low for C,Su 4 Iub
requested ca ard for themselves
dtc jdlmo j. H. SOLOMON,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30

DRuSK.-Thomas Soper, James Taylor and Pc
ter Strnnd were found on the streets drunk Tues
dav night and .takcn I, the cage. The next
morning on their promising to 10 better in the fu-
turc. the Mayor released them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30
Firc ut Halifax.

HALIFAX Dee. "9.-Fiye buildings in the same
block with the Telegraph Office. were burnt lust
night and two persons persisted in the hames.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30

The relgnus revival, nj the White Sulphur
Springs, under the preaching Of Rev. Mr.. Lemon,
OF the NJ. t. Church, is still in progress. and up
wards Of 50 PERSONS have progressed conversion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30

The salary of Lewis lIarvie, president Of the
Richmond and Danyle Railroad, has been in
creased from 1000 to 1900 year. This Is 4 les
tribute to a worthy and most deserving Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30
O\I; po.,L!,JAR

nNE OF THE BEST rrRGATIvE AND LIVER NE
ta,a'- i".iYor",or. or Liver Remedy. thar
oaftar'c rasiei mid'r and more efee1a than any ohe
remedy. acting dst On the l,rr to cio is morbid mat
t,r then the stomach howcls carry
ius emphasizing purposes ,lecuav, without
any Of The raiuful feeling icrienc,d the operations
- al must Catha'ts II sire gthens s,stfm at the
time ihtt 4 rurges it, AL when taken daily mod.
crate doseswi Strengthen and build it ny wiki unusual
DIR. Sa"fords Invig"rntor is compounded
= tircy from iioss of medicine, namely, Gums.
when /, Is bottle Of the In, ror,or e,n
tans much ,uenpth A. hundred doses CsIoinel
without anv Of its del, ferrous effects.
~ Though pcsc- medicinal pa"er' those Gums
have been bu, ic know tn Ih.s,ciaEs and used
in hrr prescriptions unit! used in the Hpieo.
ra,or whh met 9TH such "nprecedeni'd as to
and known in it, Effects l. hasrarey faded
e Ltr, Complains IA their worst forms
1udia siioB being causs'l by deran rl Iarri~
~ ed wheh tl"i ia ia scii"d t" action.
- Jm"sdicc FUSED bv improper 4 the lie
- aud rroot at the ,IooRAror relieves
ase let al! one Ia ubed viii Jaundce tN.e .ho lnvso
'ator fu all @re Week and their skin vi! begin to as
Co~,iv. nc.- be permanently crredly IT, In,Ir.
nature in her operations. By gradually diminishing tie
dose the bowel left in healthy and
wort asrrgululY IS clock work
~ smk H-adn'he Is very ,oon relieyciby taking
F. double deNe IN" iuris~a' which cer,atl a',diiy
and soreness at ihe stomach
e For "adedstoac it has equal asitr,e,cs
~ ali oppres-veor uneasy t,e.e ny Afsruy for
= drftP @'dt''n' gen rally, al who use 1t speak IN the
= h shcst terms
- Dr. snnferd's In.igorRtor came
mendi cur" for Liver Complaints and all diseases
arising from u soased Liver The test monsls Of $"
~ {" our rlysi isn its fay induced to Try H. and
now conviction certain thai 1t some OF the greatest hes
sings DyspeIti Tor made complete
before the first ho'tle taken, and can
" ihe iit. =" MID sss, ens "fsr At fg, a
y Now VIA, We t" sly 10 all our rs's i. If hecr
= she CREATES, remedy In the ri STATE Far
- W"takr inf"'c p's.gr IN recommendnE th,+ med
sS and al sr'rr- OF HiIlieu. Type. Hopper
aeS with certainty AID thousands ara wiling 10 e"iy to
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30
HO! FOR CHRISTMAS

Has again 70 III u stand Main Stree.
Ill having fitted zap in spa lyle and flied with the
most attractive AID elegant assortment # TOYS. CON
FEG1IONERY, FANCY Gbpb~. FRUITS. Ar. S.. His
ric,es I'll and
NOTIONS the children, dr,icacs ia
le before offrrrt. In I.vuciliu,, dee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30

FAuss.y emo ERIks.
GEO. II. DAVIS.
WHOLESALERS RETAIL GROCER,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

DprnsHf the Vsihih bdnh IfAtHhbR6, IA
lust to hard aud IN .nre-So new Mnrkornl in T. and
j hts tn. Falls catch No North Carolnt Roa Herring In
ibis bhi tuha iicne, strictly prime 10000 bale. Cation
factory Iticrs 10 the trade 1900 lbs Leaf Lard NJ Haiti
prices the nd 800 seamless and scwed Bags A.
Porto Rico C. Pnlvrrised Crushed aud Loaf
Sugar Java Moeho, tayaira and Rio Coffee Green and
Il Teas. Wool Rolls Wool Raw Cotton and Bats hlan
k,s Pulled Cloths Cn.rlnct. Indsrys aud Flannr Zinc
White Lead aud ether Paints Lnsscd, Lamp and Tanners
On ard Copal Narnisb Hammered, Rolled Hoop. A,rop,
Round and square Iron Iron Axea Cast bos.s Shear
Spring aud Bisr Steel bellows. Vices, Anvil, Screw
Plates aud Io,so Sh Wax Sperm aud Adsmanilna Can
dlcs 4 and " Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese and
Rice salt Nails French aud Amc iasa and Patty Clio
Inoiny Orchard and Heed Urass Seed and other
artcs all nf which II be sd cheap ior cash. short cred
negotiable paper exchange for country produce
give particular attention to tho sale Of country produce
and tunkr prnnit ldoc & iis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30

BELLEVUE lIosrtrAi.--See I'D, crtisemcnt Of this
Institution, found IN another column. Such re-
ccntacle for tic ntll ctel has become necessity
ol the age. There are nnny persons III Ill health,
whp, being Without families, have no better aten-
tion than cnn lie occurred NJ - uoisy crowded. city
hotel whilst others in country s"'ltu'!r> a'c 'ic-
,n.:rrG IF ia I.ien> and shi,lu medical Treatment.
= NJ. ,uch Institutions Ike tie Bellevue ilospi-
IL are harpily alanied, combining - they do
the encfts,f -ktifnl medical treatment. with
,nfciui ana Urcrs.aiv nursing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30

L large supply ii lURE COAL OIL which warrant
to he Of The best kin and net 10 noke hs the pr, fl upon
the oil is small and obliged IL pay n before
it is ed III. store. sell II - per raDu
for ca sh only ldcr - dts ! II THoNP~D% 4 co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30
4 TTENTrOS noV~E.KEEpEHs -SuA-

a = IHVV r. MI "
~ LERS PAiENT CARPET SWEEPER PrsH d.
ar,noH, and ths aandrs Of 1T clean,
carpet III noul hS taking To" dirt, hat hair, pms
nccdls &c, drtr ~ into The Aoxwhcrcas the
method of swcepng drives e DIRT along tc utc" Of
the carpet forcing utO The grams Of the and thereby
in,u yrry much. Call and them. For sale by
ANDREW BOY D.
dec 20 4 81 tlr-.N Nnci !lilE Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30

A MEXICAN w ifGaBEs.-- We ha,esr- a
"A ceivcJ large lot oi Et,ICAN WATCHES, in ~
Hunting which invite the attention
If he public These Watches mut h che than
the Watch al the quality aud altogether rpia
keepers Wherever hey have BEEN used, they
given entire tlslAc lon. Rnd HEY have been pu
GENTLY long hsfu Those ho may wish 10
know sonehing fur ming their pr tiles liz.
,i'ei AM examine them We shall pleasure in In
,.ratu. til,.r distinctive te ttuTrs.
SILNEkTHORN & CT lFT.
dee 10 dis LIST J.s clfy Store above tie Market
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-30
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.
To Adyertisors.

The Lynchburg Nirgnian, now half century
old, has acquired position second in influence IN
but few, if any other journals in the State; and
las n wider circulation than any newspaper pub
lishel SJufh-We.t of the Metropolis. To say
nothing of lis circulation in this city and neigh
borhool--it is penetrating every part Of TINT ex-
lensiye RECON. which, by the completion Of our
great lines at intereoinmunicatian. has become
tributary 10 this city. As an advertising medium
therefore it affords une4 aallci advantages to all
our business men who desire 10 increase their
trade.
The job OG,e connected Herewith. is now one
of the most extensive in the State. having been
provided during the last ,ay with all the facilities
requisite II execute any manner of work, from
large poster I, the most ,lelcnle wedding card
The proprietor has 10 disposition to puff the es-
abIishment into notice, is it necessary, since
his work speaks for itself. and the public have
shown their appreciation By increasing their pat
ronage full fifty per cert in the las, year.
Al orders will meet with prompt attention.
TEMPERANCE MEErI>G.--There vii lie a rally of
the Sons of Tenn eranre at Their Hall this even
ing nj o'clock, when an address will be deiy-
cred by j. r. LrwrLLEN. Esq, OF Petersburg
We think that the scenes enacted in our streets
curing the last few days. and the record o' pro-
ceedngs at the Mayors office, published IN this
paper Yesterday. ndnnnish Us IF the great impar-
lance Of making renewed efforts to diminish the
subjects and the evils # intcmporancc. There
are lew famili,s in this. or any other community,
that have not. al some tine. nearly or remotely,
hnd reason TO lament the existence of this wide
snread. all-leryaling cNl. 1t is subject that
,ammcnds itself to every body, and we trust that its
claims upon public attention will not he over
10, ked.
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uhs~~Of.U T1oN. The toparsner.hip hrvets.
y existing bcw the Subscribers under name
and .iyeaf SNiAD& CLARK is this day, dissolved by
consent All pers miabtcfto the late gIa viii please
atid settle Is bust
e,d.iy n ppssibic
We sincere thanks to the travelling public for
the extended during contre Of
Washington House. aud ou respectfully ask lis
ar Mr.. GEO. w CAMERON who has for the
past years had charge the Roanoke Red sulphur
Springs where he nviable reputation landlord
Either Of tie Subscribers the Of tho firm, In
hettling up It's business
II. sNEAD.
LYkcHBURG Dec. ID. lS5sts l.. r. CLARK
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BOYS OVER COATS!

BOYS OVER COATS!
BOYS BUSINESS tOATSti
BOYS RDUNDABOuTSii!
BDlS PANTS ilii
BOYS VESTS II f!
A FRESH soct of BOYS CLOTHING Of the bo.t quality
IL inst opened ut The tDihng bazaar dec IL dts