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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

-f;rcen--nnDf Offering
EAeoS1hc receipts for The past week have been laf ai
fb.ye Ia notice decline graesl quota loo cs
whte-brsk AT i.501Dsl.I3 u buslei
Ax--bd1jl CENTS
BurrEa-Fres for table USE scarce III henahn NJ -o
In Frkina plenty, aud dull al l2eLlI cents - 49,
CopxWnh an increased demand-I quote Yellow S1' a..
eta: White SOci 100 ~ -,
CrsrNT.--,Iames River u .6D0tf1.s0 49,.
URrKp Fnrr-Appe. pleniy-soo; Pealed Peaches '''A'
Unpealed do. t256 b bush. 49,,
ForR-The receipts continue lght-wiih good dcnian1-
quite snperins tG.W9ss23; Extra sos1Gfo'o; Fanny
Fiaxsssn-si .oo6e1. % ccrs
FEAuEEs.-i3Gti5 CENTS ,., -
FrnnLnrns.-supIiy nmpl No. Peruvian Guano s62.
rero Guano Sl00 Mexican Guano 42hGs American Guah"
Phosphate Of Lime f0W; liuins Phosio
Peruvian Gunno $3.50 Euins Bone Arb Guano s52D Ru
Manure, SiI5 Ruhins Gropnd Bon" Ash t3'f
Fomlr soluble Phosphaieh Peruvian Gnano, S1ooo
t;rDund Plaster bulk 1900; In bags or barrels fllU
GRASS srEp.-Cloycr $780, Timothy 81 Orchard &l,10 ;
Evergreen f2.n.
GtS.E.G-GpGlGj cents. -
IIAY--l,aed u 2DGb fl.h; II wagon load floONSllo
1hoN.--MouItaln Syo4l Fy3 q ton.
IAFp-Supply good al llGi IL cents.
IIar-rhonasiown ~ ina Al 60 Mountain sOfI00 ccLts.
tSinS4- White snGosT4 ets. Red 696bI5 cts u bushr.
O.1s.Shcar $i50Nti50 u 100 Ms; White ~ cts; Black 70
CENTS n bush Of 81 lbs
PGas-No Biackcy led offering: Cow Pea &1.t1
PofATots.--,,.f ~ crnS-aecurdiHg Ia quality.
TonA.,o rsepl- Increasing. with prices well susaic
for Bright Working parcels dark nondc-crtp moi :" frfn
earlier season, the aag ph however Is mol qui'ss
,afi LIS R2no0L t'idO: bright sfft.Jt
Ius 1000 90 alifHnu iu Iobauro 81 uoG ~. a..
Nurlrt. aud Ft,r- s3ouGssihO1 fancy Bright WrpP. -
$i~ni4ff5G.
'rcorc Rcd, s3i(t5 for choice White; inferior sr I.
Al HtfE 81 -
WHOLESOME orrng
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| The CHINESE CooLiE TRADE.--W ashington, NAV
l27.-Our Minister to China has thought that the
conduct of the captains of the American ships
Messenger, Kitty Simpson, Governor Morton md
Pioneer, us connected with the Cooiie traffic, thus
seriously eifecting our relations with that empire
OF sufficient Importance to make it tho subject
matter of special dispatch to our government.
| The attention of the Governor G General has been
directed to the undisputed fact that the Chinese
were taken on board their vessel lying Mt Whar,.
poa, by force fraud, against the positive rule at
the port of Canton that they should be shipped
only ut that time.
Minister Ward says that no American house
will have any connection with the traffic, but u,-
fortunately ready agents are found among tho
English and other merchants Of Hong. Kong.
American vessels are chartered by subjects OF 9th.
err governments, and so odious has become the
traffic by recent transactions that other govern
ments have either forbidden their vessels to be en-
gagged initeor so restrained and regulated !; as to
throw itsentirely into the hands OF Americans.
Mr.. Ward expresses the earnest hope that Con-
gress will pass law to punish such offences
which obstruct the faithful execution OF our trea.
ty stipulations. He Gays that the horrors of the
cooie traf6cas conducted at Whampoa cannot be
properly described within the limits OF dispatch.
The kidnapping grievance has become SO intolera.
Die that the governor general has been been arou.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

1t is stated on good authority that John Apple
ton. Assistant Secretary of State, has resigned
aud that William Henry Prescott, of South Caro-
lima. has been rendered and accepted the position
This gentleman is said to be eminently qualified
for this arduous and responsible position. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Appleton will immediately
60 abroad in an official capacity probably us
Minister to Russia, MS Colonel Pickens has ssn.
fed his willingness to return.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29
W 0rIc of C111tlGn

- IT . Wtfe n tell our r,"icrs That the wells and
- - T lau+l'ni III" counIr! had been poisoned,
. rreihh aaillfte 10 ~ elirt.s, them
'' - W ~ a'hh themselves ui or discovery with
'tt ,sH '=st'' - de.i II Ia tell that We
f' :. '.'' = It assure, lot them and Us.
- #f. D. .' = p IL VIA u ol, not would refuse
HE#. =ifHH#. #alih - uIore valuable than riches,
81 ta.t ~ ~ Tie! be . learn that II great
f9sst. aaPtHa I u purely Scgcabic matter and
= "-=# S#-s al6 hlls hess certain than sh aud
###' "a t15.tutt~f II sr, call Un the ,ti-
i'+h - GllI"E@ .ad ,.alnine lie my rl4,s Of
.t'.'lt, ot the H"u.it OF person, Who have
##s-' -, lis all h"alia- properties. Among
900 'r' Ila vouchers of Old abd y'una and i,
'#H#t b!rtHRS 10 the skicH. al brs,iu= I'ruv
'H =-,'c P"wef-. BHi lS not confined
-. s itoa- l.ca'ar'ics l,id rrla,s its bowers
l9ft ~ me luieN"icd and md, it, min
tn. lieati,y IS y ,rahlu- ii.
t'- tt itsapi"Rrs II ts .rga!- of +,
i'i"ff'"ts =. Isl 49, tome POW And Inlr.l >rt
"h' d. Btltr,. Is promptly d aud >. GA p,
hafa'" t',alts at persons han, ihrl no used il; IN
- NJ -. Nae t!iht s''inrg" devastating the raunr
HaNl-h7 ii hisr Viii th r-tci all the humanity
TT sh rtuscd =! stomach arl baW.s r.,.
d'l !ltd "' stfcn@ hrns elects, speedily -,rn
fhm tile ~t-. All EceI should ir, il. an l
t"alo ,t,5r own judges fiji, WRITES.
i"rs"y H Al ne Drls.,ist~ IN Lyncburg and by all IN,
rlhch fil>l> III 't cia II Richmond, and el,t here n,
Az7n4; as Of Mrsars ChIS s;ou * Co" Washington cav
H. T.: l. H. Stul"r " Co., Baltimore, Md d. H. Miner ~,
'n2i"i Ky. and iatnes ~ Park \. \.
orders allied by addressing +. BAkEp pr,,r.,or
- -'-'N''' Rialuond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

ELECTORS.

lar D,sTKIcr-L. H. CHANDLER OF Norfolk City.
axp TRAVIS II. EPps, Of Noiiesa!.
Sen THOMAS BRUCE, of Halifax.
An JOHN 7. THORNTON, OF Prince Edwar'
Am JAMES Y. JOHNSON. of Bedford.
a,t, W, C. SCOTT, OF rowhstan.
-, LEMuEI ,. boWDES, oi. Williamsburg
sru JOsEPH CHRISTIAN. OF Middiesox.
Or H. H. SHACK ELFORD, Of Fanquer.
,a-,, ANDREW y. KENNEDY, Of Jefferson.
lin, u. II. STUART, Of Augusta.
Iera W. Il. srAPLIS, NJ Montgomery,
iar. wALTIR PRESTON, Of Washington
iara j. j. JACKSON, Jr., 81 Wood.
ihTu A. b. CALDWELL. Of Ohio.
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2. H.

e WE clip the oin"ing from the Providence GoHG.
~ rdi .idrtrfi>tr. sept. II, l>jT--
Al Ills of the year, when cholera cholera mofis
d!-eht ~, and other kindred complaints pre-,
1ft BODY a'ni he brrn! supplied with Perry Davss Veg
cab Tan hlr fTIsula leaving home, wheluer be Il
day rs#ufsi IA or mp 40 Europe should be ia a coutipn
iHaf" III = IiuS on 1t at murI Many diseases
ih,ni II The summer months, winch VIII prove fatal
hnmcit1,, ttcNra rau ht PROMPTLY cured by Two
81 ihr htcr. than ocoason have e
'ieFcd al Intense suffering by the Timely Of tie
ftt .H#-. u prv lardtiuu.
sai "a rua -isls. q arrrs and me ienc dealers
49, AI h'' / states NM Oah"'Hs. may !-lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29
Sewing Machines.

AIDES wishing Machine to do a>rs COARSE CLorlt,
L 4 y WORK, would do well totN
ne BaEI HOLLIS IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
go 4,a and So The following certificate Is from vel
Tailor this county, who only had about 90
~ ruron this Machine:
iEIsyiILE, Campbell county, Va, June 18TH isaQ.
Mn WV. l. PAGE:-l am well pleased with Barlhols
NJ Machine, and would not exchange IL for have
difficulty operating "ii II kind of cloth
To the finest Linen. We have
several pair oi ToYluen pants for servants. have
operated six seven different kinds Of Sewing
Machines but Baros and singers the only Machines
would recommend person 10 buy. They the only
Machines that make 7dilOJ'S stitch consider Barthlfs
cheapest machine Il simple in construction,
icand, and kel, To get out Of order. Almost
person has arthulf's operate, and Singers
thai worked on last year, give Barhois the preference
Respectfully Yours. Re-, CAlOltS q. TERRY.
f. : lind no difficulty in getting wife 10 work Bar
Holt Machine. They that something great ougl 10 be
done the that inverted sewing Machines 18th the Shut
tlc anu Lock stitch June l6difs1 &. q. #.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

wsEcEEp IN the Lottery OffIcE. The ST.
Louis Herald. in sVeaking Of The recently di-cov
cred embezzleinent If a c!eik in that city. says
the detalcation for which Smith, the clerk, was
arrested will hardly fall short 81 $1,000 and
Smith "hns nothing to show for it," The rock
upon which he split was the one upon which
many another has been wrecked--tbe lottery Of
fee The extent Of his operations in this line
may be imagined, when ii is stated that he Is in
debted to ono lottery firm in that city to tho
amount OF 10000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

David Webster, of Philadep ha, the present
associate OF Attorney General Knox. Of pennsyl.
,ania. was called before the Coyodc Committee
Friday, md WINS asked if he did no; hnve certain
conversations md correspondence with Attorney
General Black in December, 1897, relative to Col.
Forney's course on the Lecomlton constitution p.
Witness replied that he did lie was then re.
qucstcd to state the substance Of the conversations.
aud furnish copies Of the correspondence Mr..
Webster said no should decline doing so, ms the
correspondence and conversation were confidential
The refusal OF tho witness to answer was made
the sui jet of private consultation in the com.
n,ittce, and they voted by large majority tocom.
pei tho witness TO answer. Tins decision
made known to the witness, when he WINS informed
that if he refused to answer he would be brought
before the bar Of tho House for contempt. ard il
hc did not then purge himself by answering he
would be imprisoned, d "a Hyatt, in the Dis
rict Jail. Mr.. Webster did not wish TO Incur
such penalty, and informed the Committee
he would answer their questions. Hcthcn stated,
III substance. that he received a letter from Auor-
ney General Black in December, 1857, during lhe
l.coomptun struggle, requesting; him to como to
Washington to consult about what could he done
with "our highly gifted and valued friend, CI.
Forney,' relative to his course on lccumpton M
Webster furnished copy Of the letter h the
Committee. lie testified that he went to Wash
iugion, aud saw Attorney General Black who 1e,
sired him to use hia influence L induce Col. For
ncy to remain in the democratic lary, and not Ia
oppose lecompion outside of ii" organization, hut
Whatever opposition he maar, t. remain ia
tho ranks, and abide u the decision. whctA.
81 it be for or against The administration
policy and il he tForney) would agree To d.
so. to assure him that he should have all the Post
Once blank printing. Mr.. Webster testified that.
agreeable to promise he had an interview With rol
Tnrnev and communicated to him the wish OF .iul q
Black. aud that Foruey Indignantly refused l.
comply. and that the interview wa thus suddeul
Gu, short. Mr. Webster testified that Attorney
General Black in one of their conversations, as
serted that Forncy was an influential editor. anJ
his services much needed by he admiuistra
;ion, but expressed the opinion dat il he I'D mo-
comply with the proposition made by HIM to " Cd
ster his bones would wither On the shores y
black repubiicanism."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29
Iron. Steel 2, Nails

Iron, Steel q Nails.
- A Tons Engli>h Refined Iron mostly iHJort,.
J'DO ti0n, comprising lul assortment uf
Rounds from inchc Ia Nv lnrbes,
S,IIarcs - toi
Flats " II Il tot<1
b,nls- Half byals aud Halt ltounis.
S,ratl-l aprr- Hoop and lIurso Shoe,
Angie Nail Eol--~lort and Bands
Russia aud English sheet, &c.. Nc.
- Tons >Nc,Irs md Country Iron. assorted sizes.
luglsh and American Blisiercd ~rr-N iors tns Steel
500 kegs Old dominion Nails for salrht
EDNI WOETliANN co,
ma, 2l-WlW Richmond Va.
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sod To action. and NJ Canton rewards have been
AGAIN ofFerel for tie tenls 4 ,relgners
The bill v hrh Mr.. Einh; has 'eif"iuced In the
House as remedy for this evil. - far as Amer'-
can shirmastcrs are concerned. j. in accordance
with The views OF the State Department.
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Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.

ik attention Of ply seians is respectfully directed to our
4 COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BICIIU made
With care aud compounded b! the strict of
THIS preparation confines in d concentrated FORM the active
properties of Bucha, Parera Bravo and trsEremedies
adapted to the Treatment diseases the urinary o1ans
all their complications Made and sold by
may II - J. H. THOMPSON D,u,ci,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

The FRuiT.-In most sections 81 Connecticut
the promise for fruit was ncv"r more abundant
The trees n,e laden down with blossoms, even tho
oldest and most chnrlisl each trees breaking out
into youthful bloom. The nipple orchards have
not Tor years past hung So full Of pink aud white
clouds Of blossoms. The whole country presents
an extraordinarily beautiful sight. This is said To
be now equally true OF the rest of New England,
New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29
Farmers 4 Merchants Savings Institution.

+ Q Z \ D + D 81
O1lice No. IA Main ST., Lynchburg, Va,
OVER TIE MERCHANTS BANK.
FHNflS Old and wcknown Institution will receive money
deposit in of five dollars an upwards which vi" he
returned called for, with interest per per
any tine three months per cent per
any time under three months.
JAMES H. CLAYrOR, President
MAeTtN w. DAvENPoRr, Treasurer
DIREf TORS:
J,ars l.. CL>YTng, Tobareonst
T.. g. II. kEAS, Attorney al Law.
JANIS W. BIT n, firm of II. lialins & Co.
B4NJ. II. NowLIN, Hrm of Sowlin " Murrell
JoIIV r. SLAUGHTER. Arm Of Garland, Slaughter 4 Co.
ions b. Io4.T. irm OF Clark IL Holt.
,olN =. k>IGi!T. robacconisi
mas j. JuNEs lrm of Nc, 'orkle 4 Go.
Csc. W. ROCHE, firm of Lee, Rookie Il Taylor.
l-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

which canno. be done til the title to your land il
perfected.
II appears from this exhibit that the cost of tho
road will not when completed and fully eqsipped
exceed twelve thousand dollars per mile. Prcsi
ldentwinston aud his Directors surely deserve high
recommendation for the ecopomy and financial abil.
lity displayed 10 conducting tho business co1fdei
to their care. We have before US a map If the
Wills Valley road and its connections which es.
hibits at glance the grea, importance Of This
road not only to Alabama but the great through
line from Portland in Maine 10 New Orleans. II
will be observed that by the present line of travel
to New Orleans from Chattanooga much distance
is lost by going almost directly west from that
point to Grand Junction on the Memphis and
Charleston road; then turning due South on the
Mississippi Central road to its connection with the
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern road,
and thence to the "Croscent City," whereas, by
the Wills Valley and n. +. aud S. W. Alabama
Railroad the line will 10 almost an airline to New
Orleans. and will make saving Of distance of
one hundred and fifty miles Tho road required
to complete this great airline from Gambia To tho
mouth Of the Mississippi, are, with the exception
Railroad 10 New Orleans are in rapid progress t,
completion, and in all probability will be finished
by the lat Of January, 1863. The Wills Valley
road Gun be finished in fifteen 10 eighteen months.
aud doubtless will be ut Gadsdcu, it's Soulh Caro-
lima terminus, in connection with the Alabama aud
and Tennessee River Railroad. which at prcscn,
has its terminus at Selma, Alabama, but ia being
extended to Mobile and Pensacola. Thus it is
seen that through the Wills Valley road We are
brought into railway connection with Northern,
Central and Southern Alabama and Florida rs
well as with New Orleans hy the shortest line
that can possibly be constructed. But this il not
all: we will have through this road and the y. l..
and S w. Alabama Railroad aud the Mississippi
Southern Railway the shortest line from the Fcde-
raj capital, and all places north Of it, to Sichs.
burg and thence through Texas by the Grent
Western Railway to New Mexico.
When we contemplate this and other great lines
of intercommunication already constructed and
daily being extended through cur mighty empirc,
connecting the people who nhabit it socially, ro.
litically and commercially, We cannot but wonder
at tho stupidity Of the fanatics North and South
who dream Of disunion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

Hon. Alex. White, and Col j. W. Lapsley. two
prominent Democrats in the State Of Alabama,
have declared for Bell and Eve oft.
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-.
1EhPoSAlS viii he received 10y The behalf
NJ the lyn,hhurg Mechanics Artillery, the furnishing
81 cloth aud nnkng al the lre,s Uniform oil said Company,
The cloth 10 he aud trimmings red Spe,n uf cloth
must nrempan. every bid separate bids viii kew be
lived ir Tue hing al the cloth the masking
For further Information apply 10 the nnder-in' Mt the Nir-
suiiu pfi'c. &. A. SIIlAFETtH.
- =. NJ. l.Lllin AILIll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

na- Wanted, two good Journeymon Printers
at this Office, to whom liberal wages will be given.
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Lynchburg Guano Depot.

LynChOurg GllanO Depot.
BNAENEttS and th imhl ",i"uli, hereby notified la
L TIC l. frhhur, t,tllno p,'o, kept Icy Nm. \. Me
thc a', Is ~" miS supplied nth the tl,so" ing FEizI1
70 \ l"rIsi"u t-uaun:
tF-e> hIur .a,vd GtIano;
SonIhrorp tuJtl, ..ncAhurs ground;
McNtoan Guano.
kelllcwtfS Potash rnl Plaster.
have taken every IreeaIHun To- furnish reliable articles
hul the fer ian tinnuo uM tc Agents OF The PrrN
truitnt NiHh srrrthN am sole in Is gr,
"r Reese Manipulated tiGalu. and viii insure ii I've
y What IL - represented t3 hc, va one,l icrm ian and
Halt Seubrcro believe this 10 tie good Prri, ia ruund
iounj crop that may he on The Soibrre
hay ~ the lamp AMI hdSr ground, and sell il good
utas as Il can be bugW where in the niied States My
plan is 20 sell for small roit and strictly Tor cash ho
patronage Ia, eAlvndedt 10 NJ
l!hcsoWti horctoiofc. MM A.. MILLER,
sept lBdts--Jsp copy IN Basin.
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Semple'S Baking Powders.
fEH .fero senpie's Iniahbc Baking Powders in store
n MI Tor sale by JOHN H. SEAY. Druggist,
IA. - Lynchburg Va.
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n %
FRESH supply of Concentrated Lye, making Soap
Pa up in Iron Cans with full directions Ever
iht, sh"ui have This ariicl II Is both convenient
econ 'mieaI For safe by JOHN Ii. SEA Y, Druggist,
INA! Is Is nchburg, Va
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NtbNH<,E.

'Ii term q" co partnership OF Pt'LLIAM BELTS hay.
inG expired by a-ievmcnt. day. the same I'm >in..
"a SfLLIA" oLGHuEH IT iEfTIOE AND VRIII yL,
4 on commission only, viii be continued b. ,s Al TIIr
oLp elANp,oDD FELLOWS HALL. We respectfully 80
eh continuation {" patronage from friends and r I,b.
c GEM rally and b! industry and eance hope to
The liberal patronage heretofore extended To "a ~
, r. .. PCLLlAM u Co, Aueiioneers,
X. +. puLLlaM. "' '"'
ID. n. WEI,teEg 49, .,
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Lynchburg Clothing iIanufartOry.
J INTER Err

7. q NTERI ER.
No rs NNV STrrr.
MI LIS 10 The pahic the greatest inducements every
" feN Of Mems Youths nnl Boz Clothing offered in
lAhfhthtg h- gtraent portion OF which,
u'eut' lmay 22s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29
JAMES r. NowLtS.I tEnN"SD W. JON
- " NOWLIN S JONES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CroccrS and Commission Merchants,

No. 10, CoRNER or MAN ANb MAEhtt sfKEE1s.
L,Ynchburg. Va.
EEAyE in store and for sale large and Mcilassorted m
of Groceries, staple Iry Goods, &C.. comprising the m
iiwig VIZ Cuba Orleans and Z flee Sugars various II ,
Loaf Crushed Granulaed and Powdered sugars, Ri,
ru a anil Mocha Coffee, Green and Black Teas Nar,
brrus sperm. Wax Adamanlinc and ranw Candles, B,&n
nnd various brands, spices of every kind,
la!hr good aud damaged, Liyerpoo and Ground Alum
cotton arms all Nos Virginia aud Western cured ac,n ~
llaiax lIcrrngs in l,bls, No Mnckcre kits Old DoH
ton Nails Mountain Iron, Cast, shear a.d Bis,ered sel
P.uu. Lines Bed Cords No. aud Osnaburgs Blcached ai
Brown shirlings, Heavy Wooens Wool Hats Brogan sne>
Negro Blankets d. which they will sell low for ~
uncua time, or in exchange for country pro
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

Pure Coal Oil.
4 M GALLONS Inre tanncl Coal Oil. Warranted to be
-FDo pure aud of best quality. For sale b.
JOHN H. SEAY Druggist.
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COMMERCIAL.
LYECHBURG MARK ETS,
REPORTED
N DTTTUTD
RODU Il Il Il q h l. II,
Is MAIN SHEET.

,re.e quotations. will be understood, represent Whole
sale prices generally
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Grover & Baker

,.
n, tELEB1AILa ANIN MAGAZINES, 4aj Broad
IL way. New York. and III Baltimore street baltimore
y NEN - LE-PiICE S5t--lIEAhEl.S 10 ENTEA.-
has machine scws from two spooS purchased from the
s"f" iclurn no rcwuing of thread. ~ Hens Fes Gath
AMI Stitches in superior N lie, finishing by it-
operation. without bo hand needle
nured b. other machines 1t viii do better and cheaper
nslhan sotiusross II she works Tor
hour.
send for Il circular Ut DAVIS IL co
may SIT. Agents, H. Hehburg.
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To Builders and Painters

To Builders and Painters
HANE now IN store large stock White Lead, Whit"
Zine Lnsccd OIL tarisles. brushes Spirits Iurpentiu,
fu! aud coors Of all kinds Those in invite!
give call. For sale by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
may IL Lt nchDIrg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

VIRGINIA PosT.orrIces.-A new Office is esab-
lisbed Mt Flat Head Floyd county. Va. and Jona-
than Pierce appointed p'.ima.ter; directly on tho
route iram Floyd Co. H. to Chris'lap'burg. The
Office ut Grayson Sulphur Springs. Carroll county,
va. is rce.tablished mud T. +. kinScannon ap-
pointed postmaster
A,,pointmenks.--A e. Bu 'hannn IL he ppstma.-
ter ut Saltpetrc Cave BotelDult county. vice john
A. Begs. resigned. B. ". Hines TO he p'stmas-
ter nj Egglestou's Springs, Gle. county. vice WIN.
Ergleston, resigned ". u. McGhee To be post
master at Shady Grove, Franklin CO., vice Pbil.-
mon Smith. resigned.