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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-23

fssl. tanetts Bitters. This Celebrated
NJ ;s.' z eases Of indise.ton. Fiatuieney. Gen
Z !ueeliity, Nervousness, Sea Sickness, TO-, &c.
sar ,sa,a e,sale healthy action throughout the
10, 'sssofe the appetite, eQualize the clrcula
AssS power Of resistance 10 disease rarely OBJ
lr,.,.,- ,fLANETT'S BITTERS
sHIsSsieaa; sIss are for sale By FISHER { WIN
Issss ~ N g Grocers and Drngglsts generally.
kn- FISHER l. WINSTON, DruGgists,
No. lz5 Main st.. Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-23

EXCESSIVE LABOR.-1n the testimony taken
OF women and children in bleaching and dye.
Ing works, one child said that at times, when
they were filling heavy orders he had fire..
quently not been in bed more than sixteen or
age, testified that he began work at l2 O'Clock
on Sunday night, and worked until O'Clock
Monday night then started again ON Tuesday
morning, and worked till II O'Clock at night,
ana did this for two or three months without
stopping. The foreman stated that the Their
mometer in the rooms often stood at 1870 de.
grees, and In this atmosphere the boys and
girls often worked sixteen, seventeen, and
establishment stated that for three days Of
the week, during the summer. the girls worked
twenty hours per day. and that their ages
averaged from ten to eighteen years. The bill
70 imit the hours OF work passed with large
majority.-N. Y. Comr. and Enc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-23

rosr MORrxA."-Two ostriches of the
Jardin de- Plante4 1T Lyons, have recently de-
ceased. ~ there were soms suspicions ofpof.
aon Ia the case, Il was considered desirabie 10
have an autopsy. Its saathentically certidsd-
bat we should not like 70 Ruasnatss it--ihat in
entire cigar, pipe, shake with its pompou.
porte:monnaie inclosing several csntinnes. :
pair Of old boots, and = quantity q copper
dust and scales. II 10 said that the animal
viii digest metals, bat the other incongruous
articles were evidently too much for II. There
wus NO autopsy OF the second ostrich. but the
cause Of its death 10 thus related: A eentle-
man Of ripe age having heard that the ostrich
possesses . stomach Of rare complaisance, do.
termiped to make . decisive experiment Of it
At the Jardin des Plantes. He took from his
pocket . coin Of a hu ndred sous, and offered it
TO one OF them. II was swallowed immediate
~. Al the end Of forty eight hours the animal
was attacked with collie and died.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-23

TO JOHN .. TAYL01. R1l.--
~ DEAR lH!l: ~ tho time ID aQpspaeAins
s iSs tie = M FCss.. +. o,s n ssa}IS2 = s. ifsc,
lou are qualified to DISCHARGE the dlsies Of sAs q
ice, We, the Uubsori6ers. reepeosfal1 eesuooe yeA
See. 1!sdsiss yos our ssS1oft 4 - ssssiis sss-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-23

DEATH OF AN IxvEHToR.-Herr Bauer, the
Originator, in Europe, Of all the various quick
printing methods died in Wurxbure at the
kood!y age Of seventy years. He was & native
Q! Wnrtemburg. and followed the profession
ot an engineer As early ~ the year 1870 he
oegan 70 turn his attention to the improvement
sIlehtly differed from the form originally Civ
en- e. 10 IT In the age of Gutemburg aud Faust
rms first press was for the London Times
Inc second press that issued from his hands
was made for o newspaper ONCE at Berlin
the third for the State printing house of Prus-
s!a while the fourth went over to America, to
initiate the era Of machine printing, which has
esuited in the stupendous ramifcations Of
the daily and weekly press throughout all the
towns and settlements Of the United States
he had retired from business sometime since,
although he lived long enough to see the great
improvements by younger inventors of his
original creation.-London papey
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-23

LSd. 5s 5slC,ss,'ea ~ n bills. ~ tsss pslns No
PARKS / MItER. iMh strset 5
sM GAR-eUREn. NANa-h1.t
"sads-les ssle -
eCs I. 4 q. D. DAVENPORT,
sviss. q. .ads .sis .. sssss - stees ssd r.
GlSS wM. wALLAcy sONs,
Hass, 4 ~ =. Ioed's extra Bsys .1e5e1 f2rnily
ks,s.. -. .HsSSaiflR u ! cr.A1ssesx !
, tz t'st t3E SIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-23

eS10ssss PSTesU, Loa1 Ce.s DFes Ssovs,
MEN nO1ps tA.,r 1871 49,
Attends AsyOs'a Court. aasnlsp cousta Csscuit
Superior Court Of Law asA Enaneosy, coaSs Of
COusts. 10 prepared 70 2lvs stsset stteoei0a ~ all
p. g. Has an elegant Room for rsat, located in
one Of the Oss desirable peses ef The city, suitA
bic for Lawyer Or DOotOf'e O&ca. os > Lodg,pg
Rooui iof 800 % four goaes. Terms mo1oSate.
aee-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-23

TO THE v0Tknes on, THE
49, SIXTH JUDICIAL ClkCyfT.--Hsyng
been apphed 70 q many isienSs e this cifsYi. 2,
lUD6 ESHIP made vacant. by the death Of Judse
JoHN y. CLoPTos, and replisa to them By SAVING
what would do. adopt tnia mode Of infneminE
them and the othe! voters Of asd circuit. II il b
and discharge il datiss 70 ths hQstQk ~ Ahlity.
JNO. Il 6hk00&Y.
Richmond. Apvii oh, laoo = - =, =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

WARRINGTON, March 7.-SKNATx.-Mr Sum-
ner offered resolution instructing the Judiciary
Committee to inquire into the expedisacy Of re-
vising the national statutes.
bill was passed making an appropriation to
carry into effect tho Indian treaties in Oregon
and Washington Territories.
Mr. Browns resolutions, and the military AGA.
DENY bills. were postponed.
HousE.-Most Of the members were absent to-
day, being on visit to Mount Vernon few re-
manned,
A general debate ACQUIRED, in which Mr. Van
Wyck, of New York, made On offtasive ant-slaye-
ry speech asserting that slaves were burnt in
the Southern States. lie spoke contemptuuusly
of southern courage.
Mr.. Davis, of Mississippi, said he could test
Southern courage il he would leave the limits Of
the District of Columbia for short time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
Markets..

BALTIMORE, March Flour firm, bot no sales:
Howard Street held Mt IS -. Wheat active.
buoyant and higher; White 81 55al IS Red 81
40al II. Corn steady hut not active White fla
70 cts: Yellow 72a74 cts Pork firm; NJ ess SIS :;
Prime Sl4 So Bacon Sides $40. Whiskey % ia
"a cents.
New YoRK, March Cotton buoy ant with
sales Of G,0OO bales Of uplands Mddln 70 Sll.25.
Flour firm; Southern advanced 5 Cents no quota
tons Wheat buoyan,; Western White 81 60.
Corn firm 79aSl cents. Pork heavy: New Mes
SlS 25al8 81 Prime Sl4 IS. Lard heavy
$40 75all 90. Whiskey more active. Sugar
heavy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
From Barbados.

ERR Bile CONrL AGRAT1ON!
New York. March by the arrival of ,cs-
sci from Barbadues, VIC learn TINT terrible con-
hasration occurred ON the 18th OF February ut
Bridsetown. y large portion of the town. toge-
Their with an immense amount of mercha ndiz G,
destroyed. Loss estimated ut 50 500 900
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

Nhyle Of yesterday. in taking testimony and hea-
ring arguments IF counsel in regard to tue appli-
cation OF Messrs Walker and Lee for the admin
dictatorship of the late John b. Lees estate. The
Court finally agreed, by vnte If three tn two in
fav,rsnf tie appointment of Col. B. P. Walker as
administrator of said estate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
FUTURE DAYS.
By WM. pANNlLL. AucrIoNEEa,
PETERSBERG W.
Auction Sale of Valuable Flour Milling

Auction Sale Of Valuable Flour Milling
Property in the City of Petersburg.
nN Thursday the Goth March NEXT al IL O'Clock, NJ The
~ Premise &c not previously sold privately shall '' =,
auction The valuable aud we'll Known Nour Mh called the
Petersburg.
The building Ia of brick portion SAM feet and the other
8ux26 feet ha,ng Ave oors and pair Bus nearly
The Mill has lately been thoroughly repaired nj
tlouOO Ia $4,000 with iron shhng and gearing IN
throughout, with all the necessary maClnu. at the latest I
mlrN cmcnts, all in good order, aud capable NJ making
%n hhs nur per day Very lately the dam has bern repaired
aud partly madn The Wheels good order
With new improved Turbine Wheel which works admirably,
There Is nm abundance oI hind attached To the MIL 10 extend
the bindings In any size which Ia required There Is
good site Tor Corn MIL aud good family resl,nce, uhc
irrs dm,ng) The MN is Insured for $2ooo partly In the
Mutual Office. =
The crops al wheat raised IN the country trading 10 Peters
burg, raridl, increasing ha the number o mis
here hrr Inadequate t manufacture tem hence
NY Is shipped abroad Therefore topcrsous Wishing
M The milling hsns such an opportunity for profitable IA
Nesihloni rarely uceur>
rElNs; ono fourth months crdt, the remaining three
well rnor- nr,nal nolo aud deed of trust the pro
perry, Ia secure their pay
PusS -sion Immediately.
For further information apply
JOSEPH u. DUNN
EA'lur al H. Rr.o decd
NH 3hls WM, fANNll,I, Auct.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
CITY AND STATE AER4IRs.

SALE OF RsAL ,Esrlrs.--The handsome resi-
dance on Diaa,und Hill. owned and lately occu
MED by Charles A. Colhoun. Esq, was sold at
auction Yesterday By Csaries R. Phelps. for 49,.
600. Purchased BY A. Aerriwethsr. Esq, Of
Baslfo.d county. $500
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
Forwarding Business.

TENE james River and Kanawha Company having acceded
TO the proposition Of the South Side r. T. advance
The rates on both routes have been compelled advance
rates am, however by that arrangements enabled to put
goods through at ~ TO 25 cent below the Side Road
Co. provided they adhere TO the spuaons; and some
ucles the difference will be much greater AT rate
article which the high tolls viii permit The merchants
Lynceburg and the West Will Rd II greatly advantage
to ship their goods via Richmond A. T. LEE
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
march LIS On the dock, Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
1860.
1860. JAN UARI 1860.
GENERAL NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
BUSINESS MEN OF LYNCHBURG,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLEOF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST
Know that you can Make 10 to their
INTERESr TO TRADE WITH YOlI.

uAhAVNN yOo Shn VaaAS IL tneHH
INTEREST TO TRADE WITH YOU.
addition 10 the following papers for which Special
Agent will receive aud forward advertisement u 10
per in the United States.
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va.
&IFSsEss. Knoxville, Tennessee.
SENTINEL Rogersyile Tennessee
INTELLIGENCEK, Morristown, Tenn.
s GIhAzFk'rrE Lezing,on,ya.
SENTINEL. Liberty, Va.
VISITOR, Marion, va.
R RfMiSofAr' }F'ncas,'e,va.
k kE;tsnhG, IDanvne,vn.
SENTINEL. Alexandria, Va.
VIRGINIA ECHO, Halifax Co Ho. Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, Bristol.
fiiNNTI oS@ Jonc-boro', Tenn.
DEMOCRAT, Grccnsllc, Tenn
ADVERTISER, Chattanooga, Tenn,
POST, Athens.
PhMaSFAS, Abingdon, Va.
REGISTER, Salem, Va
STAR AND HERALD, Christiansburg Va
PATRIOT Gra.son Go. IIo, va.
T Ttafs, Swyihcvllo, Va
ADVOCATE. Tazewe Co. No., vn.
SOUTH WEST, Giles Go. IIo. Va
REPUBLICAN,, Winchester, Va
Persons wishing TO advcrtis" in the above papers
of them having extensive circulation in their localities III
burg Vrginan, where viii made a, Id
advertisements DELAY
a. wADDIII
Jan lots. Foreman Nrginian Ori;e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

NEw YoRK AND VIRGINIA Steamship COMPANY.
Sec advertisement for new arrangement in the
moving Of these vessels. We have often spoken
in their prai.e and will only ret rate the opinion
that they aiFard the mast pleasant of tram
SIT between Richmond and New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

We suhjoin the following notices from our cotem-
poraries of the Press, who are the most comPeteaf
jud5rs IF rork in our department. g i14fz- -
or the 18th Annual Report Of TIM President
and Directors of the Va and Tenn. Railroad. the
Petersburg Express says;
cannot special very
ha-n" manner In which tho Report @a been Printed eyoar
worthy contempory II the Lynchhurg virgnian"
Upon the same subject, the Abingdon Nirginian
says:
ANA VIZ do not r'c"e To hay" seen as handsome specln,
"i Typography Of business character II gotten up In tho
out Of it'
And tho Petersburg Intelligenoer, thus;
at printed the job Office Of the Inelburg vsnau
and s"..s In nrono. aud clcarnce. tn many pres,ou.
ports asmnr character tal exceedingly well doue which
have been sen, aui rom The smo Office" s4
And the Bedford Scntincl
"of the typographical of work. (which was done
The Nrginan fowcr.rrss Job 0nice snel.
rchatk IL "ncr II exhibits nsatness seldom excc, aud
would r'arc, credit upon publishing hoaso In Boao, New
YORK, or Philadelphia"
Aud The Fincnstlo Democrat:
"fhc Report printed Once yirgninn In
ynr'h"ra and ', '"rlnny the mos. nes! printed pamphlet
Tho Danvillc Transcript:
"Magmiocnily printed the Office our cncrprsng coem
%ra. 81 tho Llsaag ,rEnlan The rSecunn OF lhs m"
Tor Ne have scarcely ncaer job from any Office"
The chrstiansburg Star:
The Printing wa. done At The L,nolmrg ylrgnlan ONCE
nnd Is one OF The best jobs We have seen lately"
The Dansille Register:
"Thc Report Ia printed the job co II the Iynchburg
Nirgnan and Is I'M admirable specimen oi typographical
Cutun"
OF the Hampden Sidney Magazine, printed
Monthly at this Office our contemporaries thus speak
The Petersburg Intclligenoer
at printed exceedingly neat manner al tho Lynch
burg \fglnlan Office
The Danvle Transcript .-...
"rhc Magazine Is published In iyncburg, and printed
at the office Il" the Nrginian Its Typography Is certainly very
cretac to TINT establishments think there en
BE- m Improvement upon lis present appearance II Ia In
deed hnt1cas"
OF tho Virginian Almanac, they also speak
in the following complimentary terms
The Bedford sentinel says:
"As specimen Of pamphlet printing tho Typographical
credit upon my Publishing House In the Union"
The Abingdon Virginian remarks q
'The Virgininp Almanac fn $780, compiled fpr and Issued
from, the Lynehburg Nrginnn Office, In decidedly the haJso
NEST gotten up thing Of The sort We have seen"
The Petersburg Press
"A neat Almanac, with the above to printed Iy
has been senl by mail IL Ia carefully complied aud one 0i
the hansomcst specimens Of tho typographical We ha
lately seon."
The Petersburg Express:
"tis beautifully printed The work one Of the most com.
plco md concise We have seem"
These recommendations should suffice.
BE- All orders will be promptly attended TO, and
work warranted to give satisfaction.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

Non Arrival of the Steamer Nova Scetia
PORTLAND, Me-, March .7.-Nohing has been
heard from the Steamer Nova Scotia, due hero at
noon to-day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
Boston and Norfolk Lime of stea mors

BosroS, March THE Steamer City Of
New York the pioneer of the new line between
this city and Norfolk, Va, sailed for Norfolk to-
day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08


MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN ALExANDRIA.-An cleo
tion for municipal cficers. was held ct Alexan-
dria on Tuesday last. 1t was conducted with
unusual interest, but good order prevailed
throughout. Tie following gentlemen. nominal
ted by the wings, are elected: Mayor. VIM B
Prise; four aldermen ionc from each ward in
order Of wards,) l. Knzer, Henry l. Simpson,
George Bryan. George l. Cazenoe.
Sixteen counclmen, four for each ward, in or.
der Of wards-Lewis Mckenzie. Edgar Snowden,
Jr., George H Markle, W A Harper. George I
Wilmington, James S Hallowell, Charles Alex
ander. w .Eas,lack, W Boothe, II G Dorsey,
Andrew Janison. J II MeVeigh. JW Atkinson,
d Smoot w Massey, z W Ashby.
Collectors Of taxes. John A Field, W Avery;
eorroration attorney, David l. Smoet; assessors.
Henderson. WIN Davis; auditor Thomas Me-
Corrnick; city surveyor VIM q Atkinson; super
intendent of gas. IT " Smith; Superintendent of
market, Thos Wilmington; chief engineer Ere de-
partmenr, James Javins; superintendent of police,
Heo Eavis; measures Of lumber, VIM II Mcknight,
VIM Howard; measures of wJod and bark,
James T Coleman, G prudger, S R Shina.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
THIS DAY.
Br JOHN B. cRENsHAw, AccrlosrEH,
t LTBERTY, Va. Eftt
Otteryille. I'm BEDFORD Comfy. for Sale.

THnE subscriber Will ss by Public Auctpn the prcmlse
Il about eight North ~ Liberty Thurs
day. Msrh th s that valuable property known "ottcr
willie" containing hhout eight hcr,s vi land ~
The mprpytmru euzEt Of comfortable Dwelling House.
khcheH sesc hcuA Ice HOUSE, and all o,ner necessary out
houses and large and enieht store House. 2
good sahd fot Hosa Of ENTERTAINMENT and If
The best Connir, stands y the sale Goos the County
Beord The lands In the ncighhnrtood of fine quality,
and m hgu state Of improvements and the above ear
doubtless be added tn by the purcha If lands adIaning II
Is also % The best ncigborhuos people
are moral steady and socahlc and Mrrr churches and
schools nj convenient distance. II IA situated miles
u the celebrated Peaks Of otter u the Locality
for hcalihln,ss.
Amy disposed 10 engage ID the business selling goods
VIII do well Ia attend the sale purchase property
The sale will take place precisely NJ IL o'clock NJ.
TEKAsA credit of six twelve and eighteen months equal
Instruments will bo gisel the purchaser Ia give bonds with
good pct-onai security and The tito to the property withheld
until all the purchase money paid. the purchaser should
prefer 10 la, the cash the interest will he deducted.
For further Information, address
JOHN II. CgENsitAw,
NH y tsmh Liberty, bedford County, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

Inc Sons Of Temperance OF Virginia are pre-
pairing to erect handsome monument to the mem
Org OF Lucian Minor, at Williamsburg. in May
next. Mr.. NJ. during his lifetime, was one Of the
strongest advocates Of The Order in the State
The monument il to he a neat, pIain shaft, with
suitable inscriptions
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
Fro at New Haven, Connectic II

New HAVEN. March The Armorv and
Warehouse of Trowbridge Il Company, OF New
llaven, was consumed hy ire to day
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

VIRGINIA ESTERrRIsE.-Within the lust ten
days a joint stock company, with subscription
list already reaching 20,00e, has been organized
Mt Staunt,n, Va, for the establishment OF boot
and shoe factory. with tnnnery attached.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
NOTICE

Said by al Respecti1'f Dealers throughout TIE toanh9.
Fu,iIIs fine brand Of CHAMPAGNE which until The past
year was confined exeius,e, 10 The b. tables the Con
iincnt Of Europe, has obtained ne most uhouncd
and popularity In this country, II ia recommended by
Of the first Physicians the CITY If New Il all
other wines on account Of Its extreme purity ana dcac, a
those who once Try rarely other brand Although
only has elapsed since lie introduction
try the demand enormous and constantly increasing our
Arrangements such 10 the quality OF II Wine
heing maintained nj lis present high standard The Prince
Imperial imported solely b. being The sole agents OF
Messrs De NENoaE x Co., In This country.
t. '. HAIGllWOTT X 60,
Nos iNs, Ig0 n AZ Hroa,iway y. Y.
Sold In this city only 10y Lnr, RocEs1 Co.
NH G-13m AL. col
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

LEcTuRE.-The Hon. William l.. Goggin will
deliver the annual address before the two Literary
Societies Of Richmond College at the close Of the
session.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

/ HAVE just received n supply 81 Light Coored toal oil,
which will warrant 10 be- good nny In this city.
supply. For sale by ANDREW BOYD
mh ats iDl Main Street. Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE, for April. has reached
us thus early. The present issue contains thirty
nine articles and fifty two embellishments. Pc
terson is an admirable Magazine of its class it's
stories nre generally well written; its fashion
plates and patterns are generally regarded. We be-
leve, by the ladies being very accurate and re-
liable and its steel and mezzotint engravings are
quito we'll executed AS those found in any of it's
contemporaries. We commend it to the patronage
Vi the ladies. for whom it is more especially de-
signed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
Nj, W con Err N.

THNIE Undersigned will continue the Hardware business
l. old stand Of Colhonns ~ Wills, under the style Of
WILLS, COLHOUN & Co,
where they viii be gnd their iri,ns aud public gen.
crnlly. Intending 10 enlarge their establishment, will
short time make large additions their stock
used 10 please ull who may favor Them with II Gull.
T., +. WIIIA
!. EDWARD CoIliOUN.
jan 1Gt O. A. CoIIIoUN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
GENTS GOODS FOR SPRTNa. 1855.

-. ENTI Es,yN -. 49, Z r Ut SFft1N0, 1893.
W the latest styles OF FANCY CASSIMEREs vESTINGS
CLOTHS AND FURNISHING GOODS. All In want of really
good goods OF latest styles and made their
suited Also te very best Black Doe Skins Drab Inens
ow price Cassmeres for boys Military Goods and Trimming
&es &c. ,. VIM l.. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08
DISSOLUTION


FElHE concern Of JOHN T. DAVIS CO. wns dissolved on
the 3ist December 1852 by expiration the term
All indebted to said concern will please
ward AMI settle their accounts Those having claims against
the concern will please present them for payment.
Join f.. DAVIS,
JAMES T. SCOTT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

OFFICE SOuTHsIDE RAILROAD CO.,
- LYNa-finI- ma March ii IsEn

q !
LsSotHrn ma, March Let, 1850. I
AN an'honsed y ensag 1No o Manufactured To-
hAeco " applied feF Ia the next i've SIX days be
shipped fromt yfoiut 10 Newior first class sailing vessels
NJ ten cents per boz hr and eight
making with The Ralrosd rate nom Lynchburg New York
81 cents and II oenlA lmh alw1 W. y. GREGG, Agent
Change of Schedule. Two Trains Day
~ g !. as;.s ~, = ~. o.
Ggs'I- srr'rs. Ovrtcs, Va h Tenn. II. r. Co..
a. LNScnBrRG, VA, March 2nd is60 (
On and after March I'd, 1850,
Passenger Train NJ. leave Lynchburg 40 T..
4I5 \, N.
arrive " Ale 4. NJ.
$40 y. NJ.
leave Bristol 40 7. NJ.
$40 A. NJ.
arrive ." 401 A. ".
4i3 /. NJ
l.. II. GILL;
march 2-ts GenI Snpcrlncn dent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

Union Steamship Company,
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
TWICE A WEEK.
Steamer CRY 9f Rchnoad Carr MircuE,l
=" IeRasy1sdndd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TEAI.
ItrUtatn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" KELLY.
s5f"A COMPRISING this safe aud expeditions Line,
leave City Point AMI Richmond every Monday
and Thursday and Philadelphia every Wednesday aud
day. thereby Offering 10 shippers ,ncburg and out West
great facilities In the transportation of merchandise.
These steamers cunneeI with the Boston uc, which leaves
Philadelphia every Ave days Tobacco and other mtrcha ne
for BOSTON, forwarded with despatch, through by svam free
from commissions, and nj moderate rates
TlIoS. WEBSTER, Jr, Genr Agt. Philadelphia
W.P PORTER, Agent City Point
ii. Il. FUTILE, Agent Richmond.
feb IS Gladly
NOTICE.
NOTICE Il hereby given that the firm 81 william IT, Hall
~ Co has this day been dissolve cd by
former partner George Hail. retiring tecfro The business
viii hereafter be carried an by VIM. H. Hall individually,
LNNCnnugG Sept. ~, 1854 VIM II. HALL n co
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