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Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-11
The PoNY ExPREss-The New York Her
aid published the following

aid published the following;
New YORK, Nov 10, 1860.
To he Editor Of the Herald: From dis
patch in your issue of yesterday, some of the
patrons of our express are led to believe that
,he company had determined to withdraw
the Pony Our mail contract being extend
ed, we shall continue the semi weekly pony
from st Joseph Mo, to San Francisco, only
increasing schedule time after the first day of
December next, and 50 running until the first
day of May next, unless Congress shall at an
earlier date order up the mail service (now
running semi-monthly between Julesburg, or
the crossing of the south Platte, to Placer
ville,) to semi-weekly, when the present or
shorter schedule will be resumed.
Very respectfully,
WM. II. RUSSELL, Pres't.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-11

JEFFERSON ON SECESSION N-"No man, no as
sociaton of men, no State or set Of States,
has right to withdraw itself from the Union
of its own accord. The same power which
knit US together can unknit The same for
mality which formed the links of the Union
is necessary to dissolve it. The majority Of
States which formed the Union must consent
to the withdrawal of any one branch Of it,
Until that consent has been obtained any
attempt to dissolve the Union or obstruct
the efficacy ofits constitutional laws, is trea-
son-treason to all intents and purposes"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-11

AT Tomales, on Friday, a convict, named
Merrill, sentenced to life imprisonment for
murder, committed suicide in prison.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-11
Fire Department Notice.

regular meeting Of the Board of Delegates will be
held IN the City Hall this evening at I o'clock.
J. II. LASSITER, sec'y NED.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-11
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Arrivals at the U. S. Hotel.

Arrivals at the u. =. Hotel.
STOKES SHIELDS ...... ......... .PRoPRIEToRS
December o.
Yale JAS Asburry Sutter co
Rocker J Sutter Nagle j
Willett Sac River Rand JASPER Ousley's Bar
Skilen II Eureka Brown Jas
Chapman Grand Island Holtz IL
PeArciield II Rominger NJ sutter
Wyatt Rear River Forney
Sterling A city Milligan
Cotiman hn Sac River Donald, on s Buttes
Thomas II Brownsville williamson VI Napa
Hague l. L Parks Bar Boon + Sutter
lutte san Francisco Mclaughlin T Sutter
Dennis Putnam San Juan
Mckenney W San Juan Gammons Butte
smith CSanfeld ranch silk Tehama
Gilbert r II Brooks NJ Long Bar
Holt G W Parks Bar Babcock II Stra wberry Y
Daton San Juan Risher p
Parish b Killer Long Bar
Palm NJ city Glassceck G
Stewart w Sac city Quadln city
Durbin pender w city
Gilman Sac River McColum ] Sutter
fnney w A Dog Town Hammond II CooL c'k
Doule SencOck Bear River
Weyand Sutter Eaton Geo Butte c1
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-11
Sheep For Sale.

400 FATMUTTON SHEEP for sale Enquire
wv OF BOON & CUMMINS.
no2l-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

few err orr which have appeared IN print should
b. rsrovd from the pub 10 mind, as they are aed ~
the rarty managers IN bois erng mp tn outrageo.s
scheme, and throwing around IL seeminy cf popui
lsr,x They Say that the right gwen ~ the Morris
ans company 10 their roai from Ne vark
70 York was null fed by the insertion of an ad-
yerse cnuse aud ao that ut any rs its consru ston
has been made impossibe by contracts forced from
tbt N by the Nea-J.rsey Railroad Company d IN
charges are false The New Jersey Company were
pos .ress when the Legislature Ia 1881, granted The
ii. ht TO the Morris Company, 10 prevent or nuy rs
M, sYpe; IL WAS considered q great triumph a. the
tae, and the few who opposed IL IN The Legislature
Dot s,le in sny mahher TO secure the
Of TIER views. Toe charge of contract IL stl more
plainly false; there hiss contract been made be-
tGeen she Morris and the New-Je'sey Companies sioce
the night was conferred, and no,hug whliever i'm
pedes the immediate construction Of O road between
Newark and Hoboken under the right oil the Morris
Company. 81 there can no popular issue be made
beIe in isv0r OF the monopoly.
Aes it has been ti'ed thai Mr.. Stevens subscribed
for this new road IN 1857 at upon the passage Of
the tight This Is also untrue. He did not subscribe
until June, 1889, more Than two years alter aud then
becauee inpeIled TO revenge h'mtef upon the New
Jerey Road for closing the black contract made
by Robert hu, Ter, whereby Mr.. Stevens received
T. ttO year. tor and in consideration of hs being
friendly with the Ne~-Jerrey Road, III his Camdea
aud Amsoy and Hobokea Relationship toward them.
NJ. s. bias not been laborng nest 50 long, and pa,
tienly and pc ioiicaly, 10 accommodate The travel
teteesn Newark and N.w-York NJ Is nov claimed by
bis popular and Democ'a &c alice.
Moreover, two prominent Directors of the New
Jeney Company, in their argument before the Com
nit. Of the Senate, said that they and their Com
Iily would not oppose u charteri,r new sad, - b
aio by the eide o. their road, II granted in the usui
wsy. Bet Il would not ony be II monstroas inJu'uc
tem but mcst unpopular snd uDdt mosratic move
mtn 10 sell out their franchises, and place all the
allwsS in he neigbborhood under tue coarol OF MIR.
Sevebs ard his iuors. Then should We have bat
| one road 10 New-YoIk, and With vengeance; one
| FC8o, in jact, all over the State.
Let The Democratic parry, if they think they can
shoulder both LecOmptobsm and the Camden and An
boy monopoly pass ths bill aud work out their uniOu
IL clI bet but DO death TO any party who tsmpts IL
| TIE TRIBUNE has Id former ye rs done some good
service Ill monopoly wars, aid many OF ia prln
ep,s ar. still rem. inferred. lie assured the has
acauaiiy begun and probably the next three weeks
peIhspf, D0eed. shorter tine, an decide whether
the moi oroly lie 10 be perpeted in Ne T.Jtrsey, oC
hell er be long deferred hope of the public Tor
eventual free New jersey, has chance VI
ever being realized. erATE RIGHTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

pondtnt say g. Dir. Hickman L. not non esscsnt and
would have given his Antagonist trouble had he not
been pIeven'ed by the interference Of othe. Iis init
mated that the end is not yet.
The late Prof j. A. Alexander wrote great deal,
and varied the moDotoDy of the slavery Of toe pen by
altering the penmansbip. The Rev. DIR. Cuyler says
that drafts OF his Commentary were even written
in q circle, over huge sheets of paper be once said
that to avoid the tedium of the recitaton-room, he
never Taught two col secutive casees by the same
methods entirely, did he call the roll two days ex
acy alike. This love Of variety he carried into the
preparation Of bis discsuIses for we cannot now re-
call any two that were constructed on the same model
An American dentist in France Is thus mentioned
by the Paris correspondent of The Evening Post.
There are not many Of our readers who have not
heard OF DIR. Evans, the American dent.st as be rs
called par excellence, and who has charge Of the teeth
Of pretty much all the sovereigns OF Europe and of
America too suppose, when the latter come PARA
lie made fy ing professional visit the othec day 70
Nice, at The instance of the former Empress OF Russ
On parting she presented him with diamond ring
valued III $1,000 nanes-about si2,0 0O The Doctor
and Mrs. Evans have received presents enough from
crowned heads, in the shape Of bracelets, watches
snntboxes, rings, and curious articles gold aAd pre-
cous stVnes, TO mako him millionaire, II he I'D their
coht IN money. There IL, as l have already said,
scarcely sovereign on the Continent Of Europe from
whom he has not some costly testimonial ri,
The eovereigns OF France are warm f1enos o. mss
he ia at the palace two three times week, when
ever the imperial family are in town, and ae vvse
the N frequently when they are absent hs ht.msey
at the palace has no doubt contributed somewhat 70
the cemand for bis services at foreign eourts for
well known that he has xeqnenily been the bearer on
m. =, ages between his royal PATENTS which, though
pregnant with important consequences, II was desrs,
not 70 nyett with an Official charac,ee. 10 no douos
in some measure for ersioes Of this nature that he has
been rewarded iD mtasure 80 disproportoped 70 any
professional ssrvices was possible Tor him 70 nave
rendered, skifu and eminent he Is in his voc alton.
" The doctor has been very prosperous; his income
now SIN told, is $50 600 year and no invest
ing constantly. He hss delightful house, which ne
built bimrel on the Avenue lmperauice, when ieses
into the Bos de Boulogne and be Is one OF the Ane1
residents in Paris OF whom his country people may
well feel proud lie contributes literally 70 every no
hgous charitable rprse in which they are inter
ested, and In the simpie, Of their domestic hie and
the purity OF tbsb and morals, hS family set
ample which t would DO well II orr country peo-
pie when they TO the seductive metropolis, would
more generally initiate"
Mr.. Roesscle of the Deavan House IN Albany
twho Is famous hortculturist has produced celery
which instead Of being grown in the ordinary way 70
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08

ON BRpwN" IN TRosBLE.-Sanlord Burfard
and Henry Walker were up yesterday, charged
with assaulting aud beating in an unmercifui
manner Charles finnegan, better known to the
boys about town as "Old Brown" The two wor-
Lynch Adams in Buzzard on FrHiay night last,
when the citizen Finnegan made hi 4penrancc.
The eutire party being drunk. they OF course soon
got into quarrel. which ended,in Butiord Walk
er's double tcamng on Finnegan. and giving him
a most thorough basting. The dark shadow
around the latter's organs of vision is abundant
proof that they were not very gingerly in the
administration Of their thumps. They were both
ordered to give security in the sum of $3.50 to be
more careful in the future but not being able to
fad friend who was willing or able to risk that
amount in their behalf they were sent up to Cap
tain Wade for safekeeping.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08

AN MEMORABLE LANDLORD AND CREpirun.--jas.
Bantou was before the Mayor yesterday, charged
with assaulting and breaking open the house Of
William Eads Friday mi ght last. Lads, who
lives ON the Amherst side oi the river, it appears
is the tenant vi Banton. and owes that individual
rent well as q small bill Tor groceries purchae-
ed at the establishment of the latter named gen
tleman. Eads having failed to cancel his indebt-
edncss according to agreement, Bant'n called at
his domicil on the nj gIt aforementioned, and the
two having gotten into a quarrel Banton struck
at him several times with stick, but the blow,
being warccd off by the wife of lads. no material
damage was done. Eads and his better-half ware
however badly frightened, and fearing seeond
visit from their relentless creditor, concluded t.,
vacate their premises for that night and seek more
secure quarters elsewhere. Before Leaving they
locked the door, and to make assurance dunlly
sure, Fades nailed it up. Some time during that
night the door was broken down, and most Of the
household plunder spirited away. Fades believ
ing Banton had c. mmitted the depreciation
made complaint to the Mayor, and had him ar.
rested There being nroof that Banton took
the goods. he was acquitted ON that count Of elc
Indictment, but ordered to give security in
the sum of 500 to he Of peaceable behavior dur
ing the next twelve months, towards the. entire
Eads family, which bail being forthcoming, the
accused was discharged From custody.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08

TIFF ABINGDON VIRcINiAN.-Ths time honorc,l,
reliable and always ahly-conductcd advocate Of
sound. conservative Wig doctrines. has, we are
pleased to zee, on the commencement If its TWEEN
ty-irst volume, donned new suit from top to
toe, and now presents an appearance highly cred
table to the taste and judgment of its energetic
and worthy conductors. We have long regarded
our Abingdon namesake, as being one of tho best
if not the gerry best of the political weeklics in the
ate,and really gratfed at this evidence offs
prosperity and success. May tho shadow of the
Abingdon Virginian never grow less, and may It's
lictime editors, the inseparahle Coale & Bars,
live to witness the Recurrence Of many happy
aauiversaries of its birth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
Markets.

New York, February Cotton quiet Flour
buoyant: Southern $40 to $50. Wheat buoy
ant: White southern >l.53l. Corn quiet ut 50
to 50 cents Pork firm: sales Of 1900 New
Mess Sis. IL to SlS25 Prime New Sl437. Lard
l0s to IL cents. Whiskey 90 cents. Sugar
steady: Mnscoyndo I Is cents Coffee firm :
snes of $500 pounds Rio II to L. ceuts. Mo.
lasses dull Choice 80 cents.
BALTIAiMoRr. Tuesday. February :, iSG0.--
Flour unsettled: Howard Street say to 81 %.
Wheat firm: White 81 IS to 81 SO. Corn duh NJ
20 to 73 cents. Mess Pork $500: rr meS $50
10 $l4 90. Bacon Sides 10 cents. Whisky ~!
cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
r..as.ArH.e sxrsn...r 70. tn. ..rsennuna y,aesn.s
Congress.

sWAsnINeroN, February 7.-SkSArR.-Ncarly
the whole of the day WINS consumed in the discus.
sion OF the ranking privilege amen,lpen aud To
the House Postal Bill. No action was had. and
the consideration OIL tho bill WIS made tho special
order for to-morrow.
In the meantime memorial is being numerous
" sigaed by the contractors, praying the imwo.
dlate passage of the bill as it came from the
House.
clause and all other Questionable features be
stricken out, and lett for future legislation, us
Their pressing necessities require immediate az
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
Administrators Notice.

WILL sell privately the stock Of Gooda belonging 10 the
estate of George b. Thurman, decd; also the good wil OF
the establishment with the STORE HOUSE, liberal
terHs
All persons indebted to said George Thurman reIucs
ted to immediate payment; and those having claims
against his estate requested to present them to The UNDER
signed Nm. KENT, Adn'r of
i-b 7.d,t&c2t-Rep. Geo B. 1huSnan deed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
Captura of q SlaYor.

NEw YuRk' Feb. The Slave Barque Orion.
OF New York was captured ON tn Coast of Africa
in December, by u British steamer and taken TO
St.llceDn. The vessel had on board 1923 negroes.
She was delivered up to the L. $. steamer Mystic
and the Captain imprisoned by order Of the Amer.
lean Consul.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
THE VALUABLE CITY HOTEL.
AT THE CORNER OF 9Th AND MAIN SIEEETS,
T. THE LyN'HBIRs,
TOD SALE II LII IT1ON

the request Of the and by virtue OF decd of
"A trust executed By them 10 me- VIII 91er Ter sale ut pub
lie auction on the PROMISES WEDNESDAY Tie 2yh day oi
FEBprAEY ls6 at 3 O'clock r. Al, that ,niuaae prupery
known tue CITY MOTEL at the o MAN and sixth
streets fronting Mai and running back the eic depth oi
the square 10 Lynch Street
This property Is well known, and minute description of the
The location makes ii desirable
property the purposes Of Hotel other business IL
is suucJ ut Main aud Sixth STREETS. The i'm
of sixth street which has been mcEt. and VIII
be speedily completed will afford the shortest and hs direct
Main Street aud the Depot Of The Orange
and Alexandria Railroad and the lasin Of the Jams River md
kauaw and i'll be the main torOug ilr To and from
Main street
Al tLc same time will be sold HOUSE AND LOT adjoining
Liberty Warehouse fronting on Main street, - ttGt and
running back - e"t
Terms liberal and made known the day Of sale.
G.y I,leodtds J. +. SLAUuu FER: Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08

LATE PAPERs.-We ARE again indebted 70 Mr.
creed, News Agent, for New York evening pa
pers forty hours in advance Of the mail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08

CUSTOMERS and gentlemen visiting this establishment Will
find better accommodations for practice Than al his former
Gallery.
Tro handsome Prizes 0iren each sceek. feb 6dts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
A New Southern Product.

II IBERIA SYRUP-I have in Of importation,
direct from Monrovaa nice article Of s!rua product
from ST. Pauls River Liberia Call and get before Ia
zone fGb6.is1 A. T. RUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
Pure Silver Ware.

WE Just received the largest stock Of PURE
w WARE offered for sale In this market consisting
Plain Threaded and Fancy Forks; Tea and Table Spoons La
dies Spoons Ac. &c. Also beautiful Fan
such Pie Fish, dee Cream Butter
Knives, Pickle knives and Forks Crnb scrapes uake
Salad Forks Olive Forks Salt Egg
Cups all of which invite the aitei1on of the
public. j. WILLIAMS SON,
Eel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
Gov. Letcher in Washington.

WAsuISsroN, Feb. 7.-Governor l.ctch,r dincd
with the President to-day aud leaves for Rich
mond tonight.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
NOlICE.

IMMEDIATELY after sale of the City Hotel Il being
i Inc 2yth Of February will sell the fiRAIifRh of The
oc hire House Servants and two Cooks Tor The bal
uncr of The NJ the City hotel will expire
the first day March. The purchaser can supply himself with
furniture and servants. JOHN J. HAWKINS.
teb4-tis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08

IHANlNG purchased the Stapeon Mills OF Charles Scott
ESD, An in market for WHEAT, and viii pay tho
LyScBuRG PRICE for any prime Wheat delivered
Mills. uly 2Id&ctsl JAMES Il. lIORSER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
Iron AXleS.

~ SETS IRON AXLEs with improved washers for Bug
~ gies Wagons Of all sizes just received aud for salt
the lowest market prices. >. NJ. HlMfSoN,
ch krw House
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
REMOVAL
REMOVAL.
EDWARDS PISTOL & RIFLE GALLERY,
l5S Main St., Lynchburg, Va.

TERMS.-PISTOL SHOTS. CENTS
RIFLE 6SII0TS............ .....25 CENTS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
Departure of Minister McLane for Wash
ington.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 7th~-ITon. Robert NJ. Nc.
Lane, U. s. Minister to Mexico. left here Ills
morning for Washington City.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
A Card,

assocaing myself with Mcssrs CoLEMAs & CRAWFORD
will return my thanks 10 friends who have literally
encouraged for the past year. and respectfully solicit
tipuance IL their favor for The firm
feb 2m VAN TALIAFERRO
-, FOR SALE-ALOT near the College. containing Two
A ACEs, and having good IorsE STABLE two Wells,
aud all the fixtures Brick ard complete. FERNS liberal.
Apply to A. b. RuekEn, No. 1873, Main Street, Ly ncIburg
feb 2d&clm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
SOUTHERNERS
Educate Your Children on Southern Soil.

ygNiIE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE of NH.ltiic.
Tennessee chartered in s5i affords faciticeor mparl-
ing thorough practical, business education To It's students
which surpassed by similar Institution in the world
The of instruction embraces Book keeping CONNER
ciaI Law, Commercial Calculations and Pcnman-hii
For particulars address the above Institution for circular
ian laMlE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
a CARD.
Stock of New Goods, 9Th February 1869.

4 HAVE lately returned from Richmond, where spent
time in examining the stock Of merchandise in that market,
and bought and receiving heavy stock of nil kinds Of
DRY GOODS suitable for Winter and Spring trade, which will
be sold cheap.
would brethren In the trade here and 10 all other
merchants in Virginia who up the honor,
prosperity, glory of the South to do hav go
aud lay in their supplies, where they will lind ample
stocks In every branch ot business.
6-dns JNO. j. pURYIS, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
Valuable Diamond Hill Property For Sale.

- INTENDING to from the city, offer ut priyate
N. sale MY RESIDENCE, Diamond liil. together with
the Acres of Land thereto attachtdt being the same
erty purchased by of Aanson Wlnsons Trustees This
confesey AMONG the most desirable In the city,.
The house of brick contains IL rooms; In thorough
has attached all Duhous and fine Well
The ground perfectly level and is in fine state
cultivation TO city purchasers this property needs descrip
wen the high character OF the neiybborhocd In
which il is situated is too well known 10 require praise
The will be Reasonable and time rse to purcas-
nov IdtsI L. \, GOLUOUN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
ACCOUNTS DUE,

IL having accounts with will plcase hy
N settling them their earliest yenrnrr,
want lnun ad wish To settle up the business oi the past
year. Yours respectfully, -
t,b sits j. MATTHIAS ~ 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
The Last Notice.

AS exceedingly important that should get together
N Of my available means would ngan, urgently request
all who due Ia and SETTLE pay
when called upon by the LIST day of March next will
grant farther Indulgence falling
to comply with this request will force
Necessity Of giving their accounts 10 ofrccr.
feb / Is J.. l.. ARMISTEAB, No. 40 Main St.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
Great Reduction in Prices

II IGuT, FLEXIBLE AND STRONG,
Il Novel and beautiful in Shape. Approved by all.
Inuure for THOMSON y CoKgrG SKIRIs, feb 3mcow
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
Want Extraordinary.
"PRENTICEIANA, :

Al the DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS received
Twenty Hours In Advance Of the Hail.
at The cheap Book Periodically aud Stationery Depot q Main
Street ian 30-is !. j. tEI1D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
.CASH, CASH! CASH.,


Ii accounts oihcrH Use arranged, duo
N 1T and earnestly request that every dollar be paid
that time. dec 10 t. L. SEABt El.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08

Mili'ar. Companies furnished nj
short noiicc, ani arranied 10
nj, AMI a; g l'Her pri,,' than
an. other llou,, IA tia, trade,
North or >Ui'll, "j E"mc made,
or foreign MUHiaclnrr. To
sun the las',- and tesalers of
all, both grca. &i7l sIaall, cnil at
10y M.aH s.ici'i, niIcrc samples
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08
GENTS GOODS FOR SPRING, lsse.

~ ENTLEMEN respectfully invited 10 call and examine
N the latest styles fFANCY CASSIMERES, vESTINGS
CLOTHS AND FURNISHING GOODS All in want Of really
suited Also the very best Black Doe skins Drab Etc neus
"w price Cassneres for boys, Military Goods and Trimming
Sc., &c. VIM. L. PAGE
April 12-dfts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08

Of.Miliiary Work can I've seen.
Everything furnished necessary
Ia fully equip Companies, by
CHARLES j. RAISg, successor Ia
Glass Il Raiue, No l:is Mnin st.
tsvcrcoats, Oycrcoats. . Over
coats! Pants and Vests Vests
aud Pants DRESS CVals, Fruck
Goats, Sacks, Furnishing tiDods,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08

Glover Seed
ETSf RECEIVED FOR SALE A PRIME LOT OF NEW
- CLOVER SEED. FRANKLIN H. co.
Ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08

Shiris ri ever, description. 10
suit the gra>c, 'ir gay, the ol Il
The YOUNG Al are welcome,
C'nn", oh Conn and stir your
selves 10 Il" iil" or" mt" your
schrS h. "A Sfir, a. CHARLES !.
RAISES, successor 10 Glass "
Lame. NJ. '.ia Nam It, Lynch
burg, Air-dia, Hlie.c il shall
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-08

xvrr have received large stock Of TABLE AND POCKET
w CUTLERY, SCISSORS IN CASES, RAZORs. 10, -
or own which invite the attention sf
keepers and others. WILLIE, SoLhOCh CVs
Ian aAts - MAN ntfS~e<