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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-17
From California.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, April 16.-The over
land mail coach, with regular California dates
to the 18th of March, and Geographic dispatch
es to the 9th, arrived here last night News
mostly anticipated by the pony express. The
ship Andrew jackson, which arrived at San
Francisco on the 9th, made the trip from New
York in 80 days and hours, which is claimed
to be the quickest trip ever made-the famous
trip by the Flying Cloud, in 1854, being 80
days and hours. AT the mint, last week,
$4,000 was received from the Allison mine
alone, the result of five days work.
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Items.

MEMPHIS, April l6-The steamer Defender,
bound from New Orleans to Pittsburg, was
snagged and sunk near Tacoma, on Saturday
evening The boat with her heavy cargo, Is
total loss. Three deck passengers were lost
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, April ia fire
last night destroyed nine stores and shops on
Canal street, in this place, two dwellings, one
storehouse, and three barns, on Kent street
and one Westinghouse on Spring street. Inc
buildings were all OF wood. Total loss about
S05 000
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Heard From

BALTIMORE, April 16.-Arrived here to
day, the steamer S. r. Spaulding, for Charles
town, with the New England delegates to the
convention. She will leave again on Wednes-
day. Meanwhile, the delegates visit Wash.
ington to place themselves fairly without the
whirl of intrigue, and complete their prepara-
tons for "the arduous work before them"
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SHAWL DEPARTMENT.

In both long and Square ShaNvIs, are ofer-
ing an unusual number OF new styles from the and
pretty Organde Shawl 49, to the expensive Paris
and India Shawls and Mantes
In warm COMFORT AND TRAVELLING SHAWLS
have many entirely styles.
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STUFF DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

NJ DE LANES, plain and printed in full variety
POLL DE CHENRE, TANlLLA DE CHINE, POPLIN-
ErTS, BOMBIN BROCnE, PEIHO AND LLAMA
CLOTHS, OSMANLlES, GLASCE ANGLAIS ROBE
DE VOYAGE, and many othernew fabrics, commencing
with good DeI.ainc at l-3 cents yard.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-17

All our staple mourning fabrics like BOMBAZINES
MOUSSELINES DE LAME, GRAPE, &c, made to
our order IN the shade of black. and of the finest
Materials for the best retail trade and guarantee
strength and color of every article sold-as sell
dyed goods All new fabrics received they
appear in Paris or London, and stock in this depart
mcnt is kept up at all seasons of the year.
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SUMMER DRESS GOODS DEr.rMENr

ORGANDIES, BAREGE ANGLAIS, JACoNETs,
LAAWNS BAREGES, LoILE DE LINDE, ORG ANDf
DE LAME, BAkEGE, ESMERALDA, NAPOLEON,
JASPEItS AND EVUBAS, and ), s. I and FIOU need
ROBES AND DOUBLE SKIRTS
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PRINTS q cINcmAM DEPARTMENT

FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTS,
- ana - in full variety; plain and printed FRENCH
PERCALES; pain and printed BRILLIANrES, both
French and English; FREN ell AND SCOTCH GING-
HAMS i'll full stock and very choice London Prints at
ninepence and American at sXpence and ten
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LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NIS1IING DEPARTMENT.

All the best makes of HOSIERY and GLOVES. in Kid
and Cloth, for Ladies and Gents-the best STYLES of
HANDk ERCHlEfS for Ladies and Gents-SILK, ME
RINO, GOSSAMER MERINO and COTTON YES rs and
DRAWERS, all sizes, for Ladies' and Gents and also
fun assortment OF HOSIERY and GLOVES, for Misses
and BOYS.
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HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT.

To this Department have devoted more than 5000
feet OF our front Basement aud offer perfect stock of
DAMASkS a NAPKINS, CLOTHS DOILIES, LINEN
SHEEIINGS SillRlINGS and PILLOW CASTINGS of
the best makes, made TO order and warranted
AZ Al STANDARD CPII0TS, bieached and unbIeached-
BLANKETS aud QUILTS all sizes, commencing with a
good pair of blankets at 50, and Quilts at 81 25-CUR
IAINS and CT GtAIN MUSLINS-DIAPERS, CRASH.
Els. &C. dc.
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New YoRK, April lG-- Decrease in loans,
$6S7,7l6 increase in specie, s1,0l7 $50; de-
crease in circulation, $l53,026; increase in
loans, 81 1850, 1888.
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EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.

All the novelties in Cambria and Muslin COLLARS
and SETS English and French Laces-Llce SETS
Wells and Cofures-Cambric and Musin BANDS-Edg-
ings and FouncingS-Lawns and Cambrics and IL COM
plete assortment OF
p X a OILS.
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.Tnrlset.-NKw YORK. April l6.


ASHES unchanged sales small; pot SID pgat g. IL
COTTON quiet and unchangcd sales JVo Dales' d" S0
for middling upiauds. eooo b,ts. State
FLOUR-Receips l2793 bbs; sales ssgO DIE s. 30
and Western quie and unchanged; sIpeIIi 9; - M
al 35: extra state as 40 a $50; round hoop ON" SoUo
q sis; superfnc Western 50 80; common a 10 100 ibis
western S54j % 1915: southern hrHli sA q ~ a. "a,
mixed 10 GOOD s. 20 ri $685. fancy ami eN '' " '''
Canada steady: $50 bbls extra at 500 90 TO , os
500 bush; Chicago snring Sl2 Mllwauhes ToD b,
MN ,tny 81 II Corn heavy; sales $50 bush; mixed
Sctern 759 N 74c afoat and delivered; yellow "a y ~
yellow 75c dull; southern anu 'eASey - V ~
Northern and Yves ern - a 455c; ,, u,o, ooo
PROYIsIONS-Beet dail and uneha9gea' sai E9 5VO
hacked Chic AGO 81 so a $685. prime mess sl4 a sl9
PORK unchanged; sales l425 b5is mess SlSi 9r 99,
a i437 Tor new. Cut meats heavy aud declining; sales
* nkrs: shoulders &c; hams 81 a. &c, Bacon dull and
Unchanged Lard drm; sales 400 Dbls lOl lie Butter
dull; Ohio IL @ BE; state il @ zoe Whiskey heavy
and lower sales 400 bbls at 2lc Rice quiet and un
changed; SAL 100 ties at q 43c Su.ars dull and de
pressed; 500 hhds Muscovado. at 81 a 6sc 800 hhos
Porto Rico 65c. Coffee quiet but firm; sales trihng
Molasses steady; Muscovado, 200 hhds private
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OUR THREE SILK DEPARTMENTS
Black Silks,
Evening Silks,
and Dress Silks.

fully supplied with tho things from Paris and
the "GREArIsT BARGAINS from the NEW YORK AUG
TON SALES, and our customers can have good Silks
at 50 cents yard better higher prices and al
ways their money S worth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-17

Grateful for the generous patronage of past years.
disposed to do and better by all customers
and have prepared larger variety in all branches
Business than have ever had before exhibit
and our friends will find good Goods Low Prices in
every Department.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-17
BY f.. W. VAIL.
- NALuARLE REAL ESTATE


FiiJ AT AUCTION, ON PORTLAND STREET, on
s4At RIDAY April 20, at 10 O'Clock AN, the prem
ises, Mr. NJ A. Furnish having taken up his abode in
distant CITY has instructed to sell without reserve
his very desirable Estate No u Portland street, former
ly owned and occupied by Charles p Bancroft ESQ.
consisting Of a DwellingH House and Barn.
The House is arranged for comfort and convenience
with good furnace sufficiently large to the whole
house The cellar dry and paved with brick There
never falling well OF excellent water, and large els
tern built of brick and cement
The Barn and Carriage House commodiOus, and
arranged as to be very convenient, with good cellar
under the same. The grounds in good order with
portion neatly laid out, containing variety
Fruit Trees such Pears PumS, Cherries, Grapes &c,
Portland streets admitted by all one the most
pleasant and desirable streets in Worcester being wide
with sidewalks either side easy of access and yet
tired ION the noise and hustle of the city, The house is
in complete repair and ready for immediate occupancy,
and will be sold favorable for the purchaser.
For further particulars inquire OF the auctioneer.
apl3 dts T.. W. VAIL
BY T. b. LAMSON.
A UCTION.-I am directed to sell at Pub
a lie Auction, without reserve if previously dis
posed of, the entire stock of
FURNITURE IN THE LION SALOON,
situated Mechanic street FRIDAY the Goth day of
April instant, at O'Clock in the forenoon. is one of
the best furnished Saloon the city Worcester Com
ditions of sale made known at the time and place.
apl2 dts Z. b. LAMSON, Auct'r.
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for Sale or 90 Eet.
> SEE FOURTH PAGE.

Il++ a.% A VERY DESIRABLE RESI-.
H.iII DENCE FOR SALE ON UNION HILL.-The sub
Acsriber offers for sale that very desirable estate,
situate on Vernon street, in the city of Worcester
Gently occupied by himself If the whole Is of
land is not wanted, it will be divided The
oughly furnished with all the modern conveniences.
The grounds tastefully laid out and well stocked
with every variety of fruit trees shrubbery, &c For
particulars inquire of JOHN F. POND, Esq, ALLEN HAIR
KIs, Esq. of the subscriber. WIN IL HARRIS
mcl30 d&wtf lis Broad Street, New York,
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5uetluns.
By Z. W. VAIL.
A BEAIJTIFTII. AMI or

ADEAO LIE I'll AND GEN
iii RESIDENCE AT AUCTION an n
-sz<4AS STREET, am favored with instTnefiones !.
jas. b. Blake Esq., to offer for public comnefffioa,
THURSDAY next April 18Th. at NJ. his bearfffrlIy
constructed and desrably located Mansion situated a.
Said house built about five year. since in
the most thorough and complete for own oc
cupancv and he has spared expense endeaYorng to
make it replete with every convenience that comfort
and utility could suggest 1t built Of brick,
with masc. and panted is entered by spacious vesti
bule with plate glass DOORS floor paved with eaustc
es alarge entrance hail. running the entire length Of
me house, with beautiful conservatory at the end fac
M the east and south floor paved with tile; supplied
WIN water Each room is finished in a most superb
49, anu Is ventilated through hues from the center
pipes cold and hot introduced every part
e NJ pse superior bathing rooms; the windows and
staS VI the nest plate glass; a spacious China closet,
III slleiFes and glass the house
proved kinds Of furnace. with hot water boiler
49,, spacious kitchen, with
La ,,.h lIy cQnYeuiences a good cellar floor
o.leh; line ice cellar: never falling SAMMY
ted ~ N'' ai'aEes NOT ehuLnera-
Inc lot IS large, with extensive froptaca ,r 5ar
street, enclosed with massive iron fancs -
sleu IA iIost uperb manner with hedges bor1ers
towering shrubs, &c, &c. The high cbaTactar az ~
neighb0rhood, its proximity the centre an bn;rs
ana the many other advantages enumerated above rem
der this the most desirable real for residential mn
poses or Investment that has offered for sa in
This city. " 9'e III
Terms liberal and made known at sale For an oppor-
tunity to view the premises, and further particulars in
quire of the aucti0neer Z. W. VAIL
apl3 dts
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r. E. & j. F. Ell L E r Y S
Ia PATENT IMPROVED
INDIA RUBBER PAINT,

HIGHEST PREMIUMS AWARDED
And at every Fair at which it has been exhibited it has
received the highest Premium as superior to all
other Paints for the following purposes
lst Painting Tin, Iron, and Metal ROOFS because it
possesses great ELASTIC properties is affected by
MOISTURE and DAAlPNESS expansion contraction,
part of the world lasts and better any
other preparation known for roofs 1t is emphatically
METAL PROTECTOR having tried tested and proved
thousand roofs in the principal cities of the Union
We have no hestancy in stating what the test of time
has satisfactorily proven.
20, As Coating for Iron Buldugs Iron Steamers,
and Iron hOWeUer factured because Wil orr
die adheres closely surface tuay resss the
action of the weather is cheaper than Red
Lead any other Paint when dry possesses hard
and glossy surface that resist the power the elements
All interested in Iron architecture earnestly invited
to test for themselves the properties of this valuable
Paint.
g. Painting The Outside of Brick and Wooden Buildinos
and seams, PROTECTS TIE SURFACE FROM DAMP
NESS, is thoroughly WATER PROOF, PRESERVES
THE WOOD covers better-costs less-lasts longer
makes liner smoother and better nish double
the hodyFequreS 0Re-third less Oil to thin than
other paint 1t is ground in all colOrs and in any
conceivable shade eve and taste And whenf
we assert its superiority only echo the sentiments
the very many whose practical minds have analysed its
virtues.
4 As an bdes,ructi5Ie and Water Proof Coating for
Cloth Roofing on the tops Of Houses, Decks of Steam
boats tops or Stages and Cars, and for Oil Clothing
because preserves the Cloth renders it elastic and Wa
proof all of which of experience has demonstrate
ed to an unerring certainty.
D. For the above reasons in parcular-but for House.
Carriage Fancy, Sign and all Painting for uhch rich
aud pure Pants generally becaise-Ints man
utacture NO CHEAP OILS other materials are used
me rant possesses in an eminent degree the virtues of
properties secured By Letters Patent.
6th The Cost of the Paint is Less than any other.
All persons interested in Paints are requested 10 call
on the Undersigned who is the only authorized Agent
for the sale of the above Paint for Worcester County.
VIM. LUCAS,
mh3O diff No. Pearl street.
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miscellaneous.

ElRTH & NICHOLS, opposite Bay State
Il House, supplying crowds OF people with
RICH 81 CHEAP PAPER IEANGINGs.
anil
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will find complete stock the above in our Whole
sale Departments of ali the Newest, Best and Choices
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lust RECEIVED and for sale, SIX
~ GRossENGLIsH TEETH BRUSHES, of various styles
and quality, manufactured expressly for BUSH 81 Co,
"a Front street. dNMtf miro
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
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CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
Basement Story.
STUFFs FOR BOYS, wEAu
PURCHASERS AT WHOLESALE

in full variety. Our customers can find here good Al
Wool CIoakings double width, for ONE DOLLAR !
ward
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-11
News from New Mexico.

The New Mexico mail with dates To the 3st
ult arrived Mt Independence, Mo-. on tho seventh
inst. The Navaioe Indians made an attack upon
Fort Defiance few days before the mail left and
came very near capturing it, rs the garrison were
not expecting anything Of tho sort. Fortunately
by some management on the part of the Indians
their presence was discovered, ind, after s0me
fighting, they wrrc routed.
Trains of wagons were arrivngat various points
in the Territory almost daily. and business, al
though reyiying to some extent, was still some
what depressed.
Six companies OF soldiers are on Red River, on
the lockout for Indinns.
A passenger who came to Fort Union with the
mail, stated that he had orders from Col. Fauntlc-
roy 10 tho troops nor TO attack the Indians IL 1t
could possibly be avoided.
Six companies left Pawnee Fork on the lat inst
on n scout, and il they do not receive counter
mnndng orders they will no doubt drive the In
dians from The road or whip them into submiss-
sion.
The Forty dragoons that left Pawnce Fork some
two weeks ago, to attack a band of Kiowas re-
turned without finding them.
not being an Indian IN the road, and would have
made schedule time had they not Travelled FIVE days
with an OK team. E" H
A train of 10 wagons left here to-day for Denver
City, and others are making preparation for leay-
ing in few days. l.
The news here from the gold mines is very fiat
tering, and has created quite stir among the
friends Of those out here.
ThesMeather is still dry and there is no pros
pect Of any rain.
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From Mexicr.

The Schooner Potomac, with advices from Vera
Cruz Of the 80 ult arrived at N Orleans on Thurs
day. Messrs. Jecker & Co., bankers ut the city
Of Mexico hal failed, entailing immense losses
throughout the country Their liabilities are
ported to be 100000 They ask nm extension
Of five years. promising to surrender twenty per
cent. of their capital each year, together with six
per cent interest Their creditors had refused the
propositions, but were to meet again on the 28th
ult.
Monsieur Gabriac, the late French Minister, ia
in great distress, having lost all ho possessed by
Jecker & Co.'S failure.
The diplomatic corps had suspended all 'rela.
tions with Miramon's government.
Miramon was near Queretaro, surrounded by
General Uraga with 10000 men, and unable to.
escape.
1t was reported that an engagement had taken
place, and that Miramon's van guard was over
thrown. -.
Minister M'Lane Is sick. and will return home
If the Mexican treaty is not ratified. i'5Nsi
Sgnor Pacheco, the new Spanish Minister, had
arrived.
The depositons Of Captain Turner and 'othsrs,
in reference to the captured steamers, had been
received. 4" -2AAhiN s. 8
The steamer Pocahontas sailed for Vera Crus TO.
day with large mail. = 'see'+
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fyHILnREH's C0RAIe We hsys ises isesIse4 lsefessg
LTs sSs younr ssadSsn, shSuAEvs vil ems 5sUl1lA
Al A's s,s;! z; ;s:s:a ss:sss " 4 s;a ksi i
nayss saf srifs5 =, asIa kiss1Aees
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Gents, Goods,

lHE s1bscrihes has received n. sPRIHo AND sYn4xe
Il GOODS, cuussng Of French Chhs Of best makes and
hshonabe coors including The beautiful .hads ssd Amne
best Doe Skins elastic Grape fscs, and Corded
Colorcd Linen Drill Plain and Fancy Suk and Naxsei yse
ings and III NE ne& Butsons and Tftnmngs sso
Ties; Gauze Undershirts Of Cotton Mssnc Lh
The hest Hail. In Bown and Whife Cepel nos -
Merino Iees best Kid Gloves 10, -. -. - 5.
n ep ~ opi ai12 Lei. .Eta 81. ..lMM. - kA91
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SOLOMON &c MUSSER,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS,
No 1lO Main Sc, Lynchburg, va.
ME now ia receipt Of Spring Stock of Dry 0oods
w Groc"riss Liquor. &c.. &c. such as sugars Coaees
Soaps Candles Spices Monsses Fish, Bneon Old Dominion
Nails Solo Leather salt and Cotton Yarns Of all and
nu, aud Liquors aud randirs abundance ALSO, alwaya
hand large assrmcnt al Dry Goods numerous 70
mnntn which Will sell the lowest market pricea Our
friends aud the public generally will hNd 10 their
10 give us u call before purchasing elsewhere.
N SOLOMON a MUHHER
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snaOEs. HATS, TRUNKS, &C., &C.
SPRING. 1901
ASSORTMENT, VERY LARGEit

FrlC0S All HlgnL III
-L~ Ny spring supply Ia sore and very null---
XMl Long essrcnse enables prcscn, desirable
YVN n.soinrn of BootA shes Trunks Carpet Baes Hnts
VA-Cap-. and other ARTICLES In lima any house In
iynchhurg can do mn very thankful 10 anstoners from
country aud city for very liberal paifonsge and now, with
beautiful hoase aud desirable goods and dis
pnsiiion, invite u continued pasronagc.
apt r. SEABURv.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Spring and Summer Goods.
y. MATTHIAS & Co,
No. DJ MAIN street. LII mChburg, Va.

IA WI H FFPec1IulIy ran be Attention OT the public
2So tr large and elegHut stock Of GOODS, combating
a ,,c Different .les Of Bonnets that worn,
Misses and Infants Hats Flats 1aps Ribbons, Ft0vevs
Rouoh.s Headdres- Lace Golfers and Mohsir Caps
Lace Nei1s Lace Goos iarasos, Kid silk 0oves
eli- Lace and Mourning Vas Buck Front Hair BSnds
recnn 'urls, Hair Irnsss Ceubs kxtSucs different
Kinds; n yer. elegant lot of French, Prussia and Cambria
iu.ofs chdrsns Manter and Hosp skirss cheap and
other articles mentioned stock been
bon ht very reasonable terms and will be soh cheap
hose Wishing loPrehase VIII nu greatly % their advantage
10 call on u before buying Goods Sold nj Whoesds and Re
tail openlns, next Friday, Msrch smh. ta sEI 81
Orders nom the country promptly attended to-
Bonhets repaired In good style and NJ short noscs.
NH 20 .dts i. MATTHIAS h co.
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WILLS, COLHOUN &c CO.,
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE BANK
Lynchburg, Va.
ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF THEIR SPRING STOCK OF
81 Fl A r D. w A r E :,
BEING the largest an certainly the most care
fully selected stock OF Goods II las ever been
their pleasure TO offer 10 The public:
Iockr Butts Hinges Screws, Glass, Putty,
Belloys Eng Anvils and Vices, Horse Shoes -
Horse Shoe Nails Screw Plates Drills, Rasps and Files,
Carriage and Buggy Trimmings,
Agricultural and ming Articles,
Cabinet Makers Materials,
saddler's and Harness Makers Materials,
Shoe Makers Findings,
Floor vi, Cloths from Y TO yds wide,
Eng Table Oil Cloths Window Shades,
Gill Cornice, Pins, Bands, &c,
Ivory handle Knives In sets Of 81 pieces,
with or without Forks,
Silver Plated Ware of every variety,
Planes oil kinds. best quality.
Wuslenholms, Rodgers and Mappns KNIVES,
sa..ors Razors, Bowie Knives, &C.,
Esing aud sporting Tackle, Guns, Rihes, Pistols &c,
sHARfrS SHOOTING RIFLES, go
many other articles enumerated here all OF which wiz
& s, Inv Yoa ols punctua customers on the usual
credit 90 ~ 80. ,nahh,,. y.
Its % ."1." s''ee, ~ ,eoDo.s, -
- 80 FEET No. BOX PLANK-warranted thoroughly
>lso"o seA''"e'' LEE RoCKE & TAYLOR,
,a No. 105 Main Street
H0TJsE FOR RENT-wlh four rooms and Kitchen and
Na smoke-house. Apply 70 N""A is,Sss 49,
may ~
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Second supply Of Spring l. Summer Goods

SecOnd supply OF spring q summer GOOdS.
JOHN II. DAVIS & CO..
No. 1O2 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va,
nPENING to-day aud through the week, their second sup
" ply "f SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS, bought
during hr pasi week, ai low prices, Ni1
Elegant PLAIN, Black and Fancy silks of every style
Beautiful Bersge and urgand Robes.
Greuadine
fouard
Printed Foulards,
Pine Apple Cloths
ropins, for Street and Travelling Dresses,
English Beragcp in great variety and style
Plain, White aud colorcd Brlliants,
A large aud handsome stock Lace and silk Nantes,
French Work, in great variety and y,lcs,
Gloves Iuseres variety STYLES
a full ani complete assortment of Household Goods
Stack of Sery Goods very complete with fun stock
Cloths Cassncres and Vestings. for Gentlcmens
Carpets, Druggets, Matngs and Rugs,
All Of which ask examination Of buyers before prca
sing, Intend offering them prices nasarpdssed
II j, Il. H. X
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Family Sugar. - -
TUsT 70 hand, direct NON New Ursans n hkas Guxar
u made by tho old proces from selected Cane h0roufhy
ripe which call the attention or an84 Yar fSehneSs oi
color and decacy Of flavor suSpasses asSthn1 known
this market since the dsappearsnce of the 81 tssy
amed- a lmAy II es u n RUCkER.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
WE have this day associated with us in the commission bu
w sness Mr. CHAs. H. TyREE and the will be
under the siye and firm OF TYEgE " Co.
Jan. 3. 1861 j. II. 4 SAdI. TYEEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-11
FRETWEI4L &c HALL.
No. Ill Main Street, Lynohburg. Vs

I,r HAVE now In their spring and summer stock
Of Boots shoes, Has CapA. Trunks Carpet BaGa, Va
Ices Calf skins Sole Leather and al kinds q shoe
- FntingA all ~ which win be sBld
able terms, MS they were bought In favorable time-
We ale nsb manufacturing Ladies' and 9cnf-e aaters,
oi every drerton; well all oher kinds Of done In
our line OF husnc.. aud would cali the attention of those
want I" j. Mes Suns Boots, hare them, (bath
and double) Of the bcsi quality. (mh ~ dts