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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14
Southern Trade.

From information that has reuched US through
a source in every way reliable, we have doubt
that the pocket nerve Of oar Northern friends has
been seriously effected by partial withdrawal of
Southern trade; which, up to this time at east,
has not assumed its former proportions.
Despite the statements of some Of the ncwsra-
pers to the contrary, we learn, through merchants
Just returned from the Northern cities, that tho
jobbers confess to a considerable diminution in
in former years. Any body who has given the
least reflection to the subject, must be fully con-
WINGED of tho difficulty to DO encountered in di
recting trade from it's old accustomed channels.
Where enterprise, energy and capital, the growth
and accumulation of many years, are combined
and concentrated as in The Northern matts, there
are attractions and facilities for trade not to be
counterbalanced at once by the Southern States,
that have heretofore paid comparatively little at
tention to commerce and manufactures.
And yet, there is no good reason why, If we
cannot immediately 60 into manufacturing. we
should not do our own importing. There are safe
and commoaoas harhors on the Southern coast of
the Atlantic. and capitol enough to employ in CON-
merce to IN almost indefinite extent. Baltimore
Alexandria, Norfolk. Richmond, Charleston and
New Orleans, ought to do all the importing for the
South, and their merchants should set about the
work at once. We we're gratfed to zee in u late
number Of the Montgomery (Ala) Mail, that the
merchants Of that section were buying very libo-
rally Of the Charleston importers, and we commend
their example as being worthy Of imitation
Here is Whist the Mail says:
We have been laughed at,for some months, for sup
posing that merchants could buy their goods sd-
ysataEsously ia Charleston. Still the Mail has stuck
to H. pressed It, argued 1t and insisted itand
Alabama merchants returning from Charleston, by
the score delighted with the goods the bargains and
the merchants Of Charleston having found there bet
ter stocks and satisfactory prices than they had
supposed possible.
We have already mentioned three Montgomery
firms .hat havs laid 10 stocks In Charleston Yester-
day WE had cali from Mr.. William Haley, of Green
ville Butler county, who has Just returned, having
purshased In Charleston. He gives glowing account
oftrede there and seems 10 thiSk that If there Il
any dsrcace In prices Of imported goods Is ia
vor q The Seathern ports. To rs il lie plain, thai
tie ChAfieston importer MIST have the advantage O
tie New Y0ek ope, IN ssvera important points amonf
which are the reduction In transportation and hand
line and the superior cheaPness Of freghts to Char
lesion Doubtless there several respects in which
Charleston must .pull upp but her business a,e,
NOW Sc the interior prepared to back them they will
douhtjess within twelve months make very grea. i'm
movements and have added many facilities. As W
have oen sid what IL wasting, 10 the determination
of thu tntsdorto shstain our ports. The rest vii
COMMAS matter y COURSE.
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Additional Foreign News by tho America

The locality for tho prize fight between lIeenan
and Sayers, GU the 10th of April is near Little
port. The authorities are taking measures to stop
it. and are urging the railroad companies not to
run special trains to the place. lIecnan's training
ground il described as fortified farm, within
high wall Of flint and clay, like the squares u
chess board.
Mr.. Henry Drummund, NJ. r.. died February
10. at his seat, Albury, near Guliord.
Twenty-Five English Catholic deputies have pre-
scented to the Pope n protest from the faithful
which has afforded great consolation to the Holy
Father
Tho army of tho Romagna has received rein
forcements The Archdade Maximsan has sent
to tho Pope 1000 capotes, battery and some cav
airy. More Austrian soldiers and officers have ar
rived in the States OF the Church.
A French officer just returned from Rome states
that the Papal troops amount TO 5000 men, Of
whom 1000 are Swiss, 1000 Chasscurs or Dra-
goons. and 1000 Gendarmes or Carabinccrs. To
| these are to be added 1000 Austrians or Bavarr-
ans at Macerata. OF these troops. $500 are Mt
Pesaro, 1000 at Ancona, 1000 ut Uubinh, l,SO0
at Perugia, and the Dragons at Rome.
1t is reported that England aud France are
about to sign a convention relative to the prizes
resulting from the China expedition.
| 1t is denied that the King of Sardinia was about
to address proclamation to the inhabitants OF
| Central Italy.
| Letters affirm that the Pope had received com.
munication from the King of Sardinia, dcmons,ra.
ting the mprobability OF the retention of the I'm
brian Marshes by Rome, and proposing a treaty of
cession. The negative reply Of the Pope was
| couched in the strongest term.
The steamer Louise. bound to Marseilles, had
| ioundered in tho Mediterranean and fifty persons
| were drowned.
' The London Times announces that its cireula-
ton has been suppressed throughout the Austrian
empire.
| From Turkey it is announced that n conspiracy
has been discovered in Montenegro, and the prin-
| cipal PARTICIPANTS had been sentenced to death.
| A Constantinople dispatch says thetyphus fever
is carrying Of the fugitive Circassians at the rate
| OF 100 souls per day
| Advices from Shanghne, dated January 7th,
says the ports of Snartow and Raissaro have been
opened, and the provisions Of the American treaty
extended to the British and other overs. -
A Canton telegram.-nf the l4th OF January.
says that there is nothing new in the state of az
fairs at Japan reported, but it was hoped the firm
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snic prices generally.
Applrs-Grecn brisk ut ssiGG 300 per hh. for prime
BAcnN-SupJy gpodi continue ~! quotations nj n1f1ff
BsAxs-whe-lrisk ut i5eGb sl.i5 u busLel
BErsW ,x--32G6.s; cents.
Brrrfh-Fre.h Rolls flrkn, extra supply; quote
able Butter 2af1 % cts; Frkin ia, IS cts
Co.S.-i.ll0w - els; White So cts.
Coax MfAt.-ln demand 9lfiaI CENTS
CElrNr-Iamrs River 4l.G0ft $i.s0
peED FErr-Aples l2aftf131; realed Peaches, $iNC1
81 lnpoai,d do. ~ sDfi# = ~ 4 bush.
Florn.fhe receipts are +iht-~ I ali increased demand,
quote supcrnnc f5S1o4s6i2 Extra s6z6l tG87 Family
ff.>TGIf 400 ..5.z.
FEATHEEs.-436s4J cents
FrErilxas-Nu Peruvian Gnano G2 80 q Of 1000 rs;
MEXICAN ,iuaio $4,000 Rhodes sup Phosphate Of Lime t no
un's ribsbho Peruvian Guano S12.Jo; Ground Plasier,
loose Sa.0n; Packed :ll.m. .
GRASS sEKpt td01Ge695; Timothy az 30 e2s0 Or
cnri ti}efe" faiai Grass 0oGtsii2 Evergreen 1890
GISsENG.--.sbl1h5 cents.
Hn-4 lOgGDfii2}a Il 100 bs.
IRos.-Mouuala 500 500; Viewers 300 u ton
LABD.-Shppy good ut ia l2cents.
IIaRThunasown sl.aidl 80 Mountain sn6bgo cents
ONIONS While ao51-I9 ct- Red GA - els Il bhshel
OArl have Ia mole active demand at COG " for Whic;
G3GgbI cents pr Black.
IEAs.-Iarkeyel SG ZOO; Black Cow Pen LOG 80
PorArpEs.-,5Gts 81 ccri>-accur'ling To quality
roHNcrokpcets have largely Increased at all the Ware
phs wc,hllpugi continue notice the absence
oi line wnrkingl quote ugs Poor to Common S21dG$L
Bright Clean Working S5OOG $50: Poor Ia Common Leaf
sta1l $780, Bright Working Leaf = j6i s22j0 the highest
price of The season.
WnEAT.-Wi small receipts have 30 Notice improved
feeling and quote Rcd Sl3Ji1 i4o; for choice White $3"g
tlb.
woor- rnwahcd -, Washed s9io cts according quail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

TrtrcRArn LINE To CALIFORNIA, Washington
March l2-An earnest and probably successful
effort is making by the government. iu genuine.
ton with the leading telegraph gentlem en- Of the
country to insure the prompt completion OF n
substantial line of telegraph from the Mississippi
river to San Francisco. There are now presen, in
this city. III consultation upon this subject. Iii.
ram Si6ley. Esq, president Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company; Zenos Barnum, president
OF the American Telegraph Company; F. X. Wal.
ker, rrcsnent of the New York and Baffalo Com.
pany; DIR. n Green, president of the New Orleans
and Louisville Company; Col. Bee. president of
one OF the California lines; Judge Seldom, of Re-
chester: T. s. Paxton, ESQ. Of Utica: Cyrus w.
Field of New York; Ezra Cornell, OF Ithaca. and
others.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

attitude Of the consuls would rcassurc the ia.
pafsfse.
A majority Of the Madrid journals are opposed
10 the conclasian Of peace with Morocco, and de-
mand the occupation uf Tangiers.
The King Of Sardinia and Count casenor re-
manned Mt Milan at the latest accounts. They
were cordially received. The clergy had prcseII-
ted a complimentary address to the King.
The London Herald lays that Mr.. Bright is to
lie postmaster general in the pace Of Lord Elgln,
who goes to China.
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Monument to Irving.

\ tablet has been placed in the Episcopal Churc
Mt Tnrrytown, to the memory of Washington Irving
bearing the following inscription:
WASlIlNGTON IRVING
Born in the City of New York,
April ), 1888.
For many years
communicate and warden
of this Church, and repeatedly
one of its Delegates in the Convention
of the Diocese.
Loved, Ilonorcd, Revered,
he fell asleep in Jesus,
Nov. 2sth, 1889.
This Tablet is erected to his
Memory 10y the Vcstry
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

BURSISG up THE STEAMER llIcGMAa.-Cinrin-
natl, March Il "A special dispatch tie TIE Com
mercn says tho steamer Hickman was burned
by fire on Monday, when eighteen miles below
Litld Rock. The vessel and her carg" total
loss. Two Of the passengers persisted in the
hamcs. The rest and the crew barely escaped
with their lives. The books. papers, &c, # tho
boat were all lost.
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" OrdS Of CANTON

IF Ia ic readers that the well. a,l
sl springs Throughout the eounry had been poisoned nm
t., had disco, err AN anle To its cfce;. one o ~
that would not gladly avail themselves discovery viii
the nope OF ayerng death. Ii tell them th We
had discovered mime OF treasure enough for and III ami
prepared 10 share with them one woui. rr,,
how mHc gaiide should they be learn that a r,,
panacra has been compounded OF pure, vegetable matter and
that liz curative powers are lc less certain light ami
darkness. Need W. give instances? II thr mo
rricle OF tAkEts BlIiEls aud examine the myrls of
certificates from all sections M the SOUTH OF persons
been cured OF De sd by lis heaing properties Among
ihrm i'll The vouchers u old and young male and f.
male, rXolng this BIrrERs To the skies, blessing Prov,
,cne f lis curative powers But its virtues not confined
la 10y siolu Nervous Headaches yield readily its uowers
Torpid Lncrs become qckrncd active iudn.
sour Stoacs made healthy by It's ncutrazing If.
tr Indigestion disappears when enters the organs life.
iarTa cannot resist It's tonic powers. And tGuea ITSELF
"hsn me! by these BrrTERs promptly disarmcd
laru, as thousands of persons have certified Who
lsiy aud ' when that scuurge devastating the country
but sac diseases caused by the bow
dy Yield To lis Strengthening effects, and speedily driven
from The ssiem Al who need tonic should Try and be
conie their owl Judges of its virtues.
for sale by all the Druggists IN Lynebgrs, and by all The
principal Druggists in the cit! Of lcmon and elsewhere in
Iha; also III M's>rs Chds Siot Co., Washington eli,
d. g. a. H. etablcr AZ Co, Baltimore, Md ID. b. Miller, Gov
lnSion, Ky; and Barnes ~ Park, ~ y.
Orders iiic, by addressing f. BAKER. Proprietor,
ich 2i-,&cis Richmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

MEDICAL COLLEGE CoMNENcEMEvr.-Phila
pha, March l2.-The Jefferson Medical College
commencement took place to-day. when 10 stu
dents graduated, including l26 from Southern
States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

The CARsrRuNG BREAcn ~ PROMISE CAsE.-St.
Louis. March l2.-The jury was yesterday en-
pannellcd III the case Of Carsang Va. Shaw for II
breach of promise Of marriage. William llowes,
ESQ the counsel for the plaintiff, opened the
ia IL long and eloquent speech
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

AaRIyAL or THE GLAsGow.-New York. March
1.-THE steamer Glasgow, from Liverpool for
New York arrived here This evening. Her adyi
ceS are autlcilated,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

MrtsouRl REPUBLICAN CoNyESTIoN-St. Louis,
March l2--The Republican Statc Convention met
on Saturday. The attendance was very small.
there being less than two hundred delegates
Four delegates Mt large with two alternate dele
gates, nnd alternate delegates from each congress
sional district. chosen to represent the state
in the Chicago convention. The delegates at largo
arc: I. r. Blair. b. Gra,z Brown, Frederick Min
erich and James .. Sutton. "A strong opposition
to MIR. Batcs for the Presidency manifested
The resolutions adopted endorse the principles
ol the call Tor national convention, pledge sup
port t., the nominee of the convention. and iavur
the colonization of free bucks. They also re
commend the nomination. Of MIR. Bates tor the
Presidency; regard the threats Of disunion with
scorn, pledging their lives, fortunes and sacred
honor to the Union; recognize the lrrepressiblc
conflict brtwecn free and slave labor in Missouri:
declares it Ia be the duty # the govcrnm cnt ia
protect the light al tree intercourse between c,t
Arns # the different States oppose any change
IN the naturalization laws, and favor. the homc-
stead bill aud Pacific railroad.
The resolution in favor Of Mr.. Bates met with
persistent opposition from the German element.
who refused 10 support any candidate not squnrely
on the Philadelphia platform
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14
From Rev. DR.. RosSer.

O. ~ EDITOR OF lHE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
~ sEHriL's lAFALLbLE BAKING PowpRR.-Al persons
l" light, sweet and wholesome loaf bread; biscuits
49, "i' wheat cakrs, ma! purchase this powder with eonn-
"'' he materials are perfectly harmless pleas
AN iah Soda. Salhraus. No fear bread The
use OF VIII maxi the g!est sweetest bread in the shortest
possible Iimr lime labor expense; and never dis
arp mt The aeconlan! ing simple directions observed
h siAVs, It Is manufactured ia Nrsinl and invention
lah|t"l"m John W. Garlick manufacturer and sole propri
ri"r il"lh"nd Va W" know him. have tree. IL and
e"nend ii M the hes, tried Get IL and mind the di
rrClioHs. ffnh
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Nu,r,sY EQUIPMENTS FoR THE SouTH.-sinre
lie John Brown raid the Southern people have
bestirrcd themselves to augment and iinproye Their
militia. In every city and town, the impdfiahee
of strengthening the offences has been the sub
icct of anxious attention. Several State i'egisi"
lures have made special appropriations to pot The
militia on q more complete tooting, and private
enthusiasm and iberaty have done much towards
etlargng and property equiping companies altea-
DIV in existence, and towards organizing and fur-
nishiny rev ones. Tho best proof OF the depth
and eafnesncss af Southern feeling nn this sub
lee. may lie found in the immense orders which
are received fran the South by our military man
uracturars for all kinds Of equipments. One firm
in this city has been obliged To put on 800 extra
hands lntey to meet the demand for knapsacks,
belts. cartridge boxes. printing wires. and other
military appliances Gun and pistol dealers III
this city and elsewhere in the North also derive
large benefits from tho Southern martial excite
ment.-Ne,e York Journal Of Commerce.
Tug EAsroH ExprnsIos- Funerals. Easton.
PENNSYLVANIA, March ll.-Henry Needer, one OF
abe wounded by the explosion died yesterday. ma
king the twelfth victim.
The funeral of Judge Sharp and Mr.. ilolcomb
at Belviderc yesterday were very largely attend
cd. About two thousand persons were in the pro-
ces4on nnd I'll the places Of business were closed
The funerals of the two Mr.. Sheafs and Mr.
Schooley took place here to-day, and were attend
cd by large number.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

Lo, THE Poor INplAN.-The venerable Chief
of the Cherokres. john Ross while on his way to
Washington, Mt the bead of delegation Of his
tribe, stayed in Chattanooga Tennessee, from Sat
urlny uutil last Monday morning. The Chatta-
nooga Advertiser says; They stayed 10 keep the
Sabbath holy and to look once more on thrr no
Bile native land. Mr.. Ross remarked that the
mountains are still familiar and unchanged. One
OF our citizens grained from him interesting inter
preiatlons ct the names OF our city and some ne gh
boring localities. The Ind ian name of Chnita-
nooeus site is "Clanuwn," which in English is
hawk-hcst. The name from which Chattanooga
is corrupted is Chattahs.nukce twas. that of n
town situated ut the confluence of Chattanooga
creek, an means, taking fish cut ot. the waite
The Indian name of lookout Mountain is '.rana-
tacachna,' which is in English facing each other
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
For Constable.

For C,,etolJa
W., -
hh"M y rs candidate Tor reelection 10 the once
1e-r-~ TO THE CITIZENS OF IINCIBI EG.-No enc
~ - having been announced candidate Ter the Office
of High Constable. culi, self cand
1.r...I,y m RI, ,I., ,r inr; mn "
NH NAM. VA y p1'pIIX Al
cSh1yiffo1tr-
NOJ
WI, 4, .,,.,,,... ini1., a r,IIOpN
~ ny 1' - ~, - -, w. %
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14
Attention T,9dioci

nv undersigned wishes 10 lni"ru III" ladies' and gen
e ., refined Taste that lie cGNaics and has for sale
am"ssi which are in part silver Maple. Chinese Arlavn,
iFl' 81 'hinn Imperial Poland, Snow Ball Japau Euon
NOUS iree kinds OF Box, m"sa, ny kinds OF ane Roses
i,Arps Aew Tree; two kinds, Flow ciing Currant, fr
'' "l various Kinds, southern Cane Grape Vines Silver
r." A"rma! spruce Fir, Mexican Dagger E,is, LAUREL
Pres. Magnoin Grape Myrtle. Pamgtanic White Lilac
ton ~ " NO.
Al orders attended topnncnaly Address me at Rose
'rtase Nursery, l,nchburg, Va.
feb 29-clm% J.Nr,S N,ecow,N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

m - HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT, rubbed briskly int,
AslS the muscles and glands of the and chest ms
astonishing e.oc in bronchitis asthma, and nil diseases Inn
effect respiration. ioarsc, may thus be cured in few
hours. clergy men, public speakers, and vocasts is on
lAis account invaluable sold AZ The manuiacory, No "a
Nai!cu. Lane, and by all druggists, III 25c, Csc Al Der
NH IN. Al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14
COMMERCIAL.
LiyCHBURG MAR kETS,
REPORTED
A. B. RUCKER,
Pr O ID u g Il b II . * T. r,
Iss JAIN STREET.

s1Thcse quotations. viii be understood represent whole
snlt prices generally.
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R,ead This 7

snFiBYviLLR, tTenn.) Oct Ia ,>.c
M~e Messrs. Perry Davis Il Son :-sirs-timliiniH' '
HlIstJ you and duty to suffering humanity re1nir ~,
should make known the benefit have derived from The A
Your truly valuable Pain Killer; and il by seeing his
ferc, will be induced 10 give 1t trial and be NJ ,o
| shall be compensated Il thousand fold. 'ei
In June, ISIS, after prulracted Illness OF several m
WIS severely attacked with droN sIncss vertigo
sight aud loss OF appetite, accompanied by fever ,li
breathing etc My physician pronounced my case pnrp 81
bordering the first Stage Of consumption: ana after
ing his skill, declared positively that had the CONSUME.
thai hr could do nothing for and that must die, ir
udy,, II ,nr tn thu. h,.t ',""'N.
do inch did with 10 effect. then made of .'
which proved Inefficient.
by this time symptoms were pain In the head ro-ni
evening and during the night darling pains through io
Burning in the palms Of the hands, quick pulse night ,vs,
difficulty breathing, etc, when fortunately pu MA w
"lcup,s Pamphlet, IN which saw The of Mes.rs u,;
Cone, and others which induced me 10 try Perry Dayis v
table PAN klui, aud strange Us IL may appear derived
brncl from the Us" OF one twenty I've cent bottle than h
done from all other medicines. have used four boi, Of ,S
Pain Killer aud hearty aud cjo, better health than h.r
hcrctnnr, done for number Of years
Eih Iplm GCSTANUS A. CEIoy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

Proprietor "i the brnndrcth House, New York"
There nothing equal in the way of II Plaster to the Porous
Plaster of Mr. AlCoCk Everything pleasant about Them
lhi are the iaser of the day, and ut type Ureen
advancement IN science and art In Asthma Cough kidney
AH'c"ns aud local deep seated pans they afford permanent
F; and for weak backs pains in the side stitches spas
m"d PAINS generally, tit! unsurpassed benefits
tA iart Pm. scans should examine this article which is
universally approved whore known. Price cts each. Prn-
ri Office. ~ Canal street, New sold by all respecla-
bic dealers in medicines. Ian ~ lm,law
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

4 WAL OIL! COAL oII!t-rure White Coal oil not
~ smoke. Price reduced. large lot just received at
NH = IlIOMlSON'S DklG SINkE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

Notice to Physicians and the Public.
NJ S5s@ ALLCotk'S POROUS PLAsTERs-TESTIMO
"~-S NAL-"f ALLCOtK& co. No e9I Canal. New
York. 10Th Nov i%13Genienen lately suffered severely
'r" weakness in my back, occ,siocd by suddenly oyerex
tfthS ny sell Having heard Pasler much recommend
81 ' cases of this Kind procured one result all
ila'I could desire. single plaster cured me in week
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14
What's the News! What's the News

M 1 next Monday, Marcn the 5l will be omen The hand
s.'s and cheapest assortment goods con listing Of
neafF tinbroieries, laces Ribbons straw Goods !Iosicr,
ii . ami Fancy Goods. The cheapest ever offered this
:" an! "htr city! The subscriber 10 his friends and the
I ~ sncri al lie lowest cash. prices having selected
"'h great car' offer great n,uccin, MS IN price and
~" ne constantly receiving additions during the
'' 'S'' aud nni confident my stock for variety und
VIM he unsurpassed. Invite you give me a call
] tha>ihS elsewhere have yer, handsome assort
n br" eohnrg split and French Chip; Also Leg
''hines ia' and Infants Caps Ladies dress Curs: also
hh rape Collars, very cheap; Enboi, red Collars md Sets
r.r-"i'. nom % cents NJ 20 $40; Lace Wallis
Mourning tals splendid Curtain Muslin very cl,t4p Gents
n', i'lrN M aud Silk Gloves very goo Mhiir Ats
s ,ihgs loo numerous 10 mention. "lomc one
, "'' =" ~" Vi Main street, opposite Siiizcrs hat sore
march >, Gn-dy iIs WIIII.MsoN
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M o TGOM cry HOTEL.
Christiansburg, Virginia.

foREWARN all persons from pa, Ing any open acaou;
bond, or any ohcrH lse due without written
HE MRS, FRA NJ Is CHRISTIAN
'Iuh ii dit Bedhti County, va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

LIVERPOOL SALV-a,in0 sacks Liverpool Fine Salt
Wor!hihgnn ran'I landing AT cit. Point from ship Ale \
amicr, "f safe h! EDMOND, DAN EXPORT ~ 60.
Eifhm IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14

= Musical Boxes.
, AND MIR Piano Forte and MnmOiine Musical BOX IS
WI s1ie ny j. WILLIAMS SON,
NH % n.,,, &c.,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-21
APPLE BR A N D 7

Is YEARS OLD.
WE have received n small lot of Apple Brandy
w from North Carolina, said to be 81 xteen years
old which we believe tn be strictly pure, ana as
Sa-rssen,ad i.ELLYETT K SMITH