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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14
s--tg.gs.rnnouGn FROM IuonANA. 10

Iae from .ynfhburg to buchanan ~..........s 90
" Ia. itttl. ~
from ynehhufR to Charlottesville. ........... ~
ua and after the I'D Of October Packet Boats wbve
buchanan at u 4 NJ, and LynehburK az T. ii, Monday,
,daesday and Friday and arrive ia Richmond second day,
ntJutueh A VI
Charlottesville passengers leaving I1chhure n z NJ
reach ScuosFhle at 10 NJ, next day aud arrive in Char
lnucstlo AT - J. NJ Leave lynefhurF for Buchanan aud
Lexington at6l A. Nj Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, and
arrive nj i NJ.
From Lynehbug to Richmond time aud distances
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n WAKE HOUSE No 81 BoLlINGghOok 81. PkrLns.
BukG Val have established myse the transaction
General on steel and Metal Business and nyc the
ton of Virginia aud North Carolina visiting
market 10 examination of large assortment
my arrangements btng such VIII enable sell
lowest Eal Ruaea. Machinss B.aclniths and the
trade generally viii find their interest Ia xalc my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to
sen / d
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IL" - ftuI tue. Novel by \ J. Will, urTt5tr -,
s'l fs'l "a" WISHED 10 see Life and IT, hv Snra,lv.
u ,' -. "i'2hefage by J I Kelly New Hope. or the
'' tar "f The Great hauaN La The Bli>hed SON an
2i N.Eir' ' Caroline L. I,ntl. Edgar Montrosc by Rev,
,.N' Ns<ur Bride, hN Mrs SsiIAwnrh Lectures oflv il
Mnnrn, wit" lntrodlctou 10y Il, J McCl0tock d p
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SAssIfr'55JA <ofga t..-oomuepcjne the ifh II Jun"
t@--@11UJ aud during the rcIairs tn the AQneiuct in
lvnrhhuIs. the Packet Boat fnr buchanan,
VII ieaF lEn,1urg Monday "Wednesday. ana FRIDAY. Al
\ NJ GeruHHF, leave buchanan TUESDAY, Thursday, aud
saturday "A \ NJ. aud arrivefa Lyurhburg At 81 T. ri
BOYD, EDaiOND n DAVENPORT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

-EP Al " ho, s1te 10y = ENENSON y NEDDEII, W.,
haN" low IN Sorc supfb Stock embracing French German
British and Amr an tabrcSs all II which scl.
with great aud attention by Tie r ., .c suiv
loss prices
tpsIu- Stock fer tie Of tie s,ortl Carolina
aud Virginia trade be exhibited North Il :, Gh
pductuat pulsibc buy are Invited 10 llvc lI
ST.. ami Judge th,iAlN,
aud Prrgs. M. ~ L 20 Ssranal, SiIs,i
~ lcfcisUtiu. va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

4 1iWA tND THH .NIVND srArE-.-N

n IN ID TIT NsEAD = TNFE~.-NIi
u EiAAIpI THE BlAtk NAEKlOK- tONGIIA AP
POINTED CAPTAIN GENFEAI.r-I AKGE SHIPMENT
OF tlGNHS. Ne, Ally tba ia The Hack War
news That tener CoHea Wa again appointed Captain tcu,
ta't taNa and IL" opinion II al American residents
Island "a- HAT there between the
'enrlgs So l"he a. tno slipm, IT ti-ars Smut
tiuu'i 81 Nuge BN the late arrival II MEAD HARRIS
coo yuAhnE, Va. extensive dealers IA Ci4us SnuHs
ehniee s sc, received very l1rqe stock most
celebrated gals manufactured urchasl ay their nsctrc
siding "a Havana Among th,ir most select brauds the follow
ing vii tNea hHt idea If Their Suparior Ia
ma la For masquerade. La SumpreNya, La Adela Ell Mayo.
Va II NJ HARRIS A 90
lpr II
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2 rOEgs'E ~ Eo5ac,o Manufacturers.
"a 80 Gases I j L Mass li'nece
~ i { y co
100 Half I tSee NJ + "
100 voc"
All ON consignment and for salc lo,, b,
HOS BRANCH Il SONS
ll-1t,
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DAVID 4 WM. crREE.

fS-Shppers by tbs Vessel got their goods port
otdasnatt At one half rat" ul u,t cheaper trr y any
9TH route aud m loss tune Insurance can b. cdsg'd IN
tn l., terms. ID ". &.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

80 e'S bt OK w have received this din,
, ~ :" dg@ moro ct tlosr Farmer Mountain Back GleY
Ais" iow dozen Gauuttsi> f material good assert
inet oil Wool Lambs BU,k ULau,ois Kid, Lined and other
winter tioy,s Sll hand
jan Its 81 RROEGHS. SuAFER 4 co
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Z sss'OssIs.Es. whole

------------------N Cutlcry. NaIkn taUcs,
BELTS and Porte Monies Percussion Cups npowder Patent
SHOT, Balls Powder Flasks pouehoe and Pls Bind BaE-,
Nipples and Wrenche,, Washing Ruds and lieher> Dog
Chains aud collars Gun Makers Materials A.. A. q RE-.
NOIN l.KS and FIVE SHOOTERS at motHl uIers Prices,
10 the trade. : 81 Kirkland,
No LIZ Main street, opposite Eagle square E anrrd, Va
nIPIUMA
OF rrF fIHSr ct Ass MAS AN Algptp ny TIL VIRGINIA
MItIASl,s INSTITUTE fuN III rdhU1GuN
on TIN MECHANIC AXIS TO
SAM FL. SNI tlRIDIAND OF RICHMOND. NiRt'A
Tor rHs.uf q NJ. plSl OF and Hi LIS, exhibited
the Exhibition Articles ot American Manufacture, he'd
lhr titA OF Richmond a.. the ltt day Of N'v, i-4
JAMES ". LIWELLtN, }. y. HtI\IN,
Secretary. lrr-IdrAt.
Is ~
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lyoi cnn dnd nj mORsg,s Co,,,,,,;..;o.,

as A. = - list rate article; also lot Of rhi,tc,ri,
ma5e bsNs and Morocco Boots Ladies' Misses ami Sa
vans. Please call and examine for yourselves
iit.' '.'H A AIAnc
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.n,w.s. = WEEM Ms:9.M nnN -

]. BALl lMoRl AND RltllMD&n by steam SsNlsIaN
r'- BllA lllERE and l'btAHO&TAS-Ihe
STEAMER BELNipERE leaves baltimore every SArrR.
DAY hiEkNOoN for Richmond Returning leaves RICH.
MpNl' every tuesday, AFTERNOON for baltimore
linz FpGAIDNTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WED.
Nl>pAN AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning leaves
EltuhoAD every SATURDAY AFTERNOON tor hait
shippers to Baltimore by these Beats hay thci
god lore every Monday and Iiay Of each week
mn Ilbl.AM a " AISON EIcInnnnl Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

" Siam itn'.-Eust farktt 70 sail with dis s.~t
ii >hl''i"f ,''i sHhhE hen''e d'' Ne' ar s&taEs.
J ANS HttNArr, NV oadug aiJ will sail as above for'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

II. IN rssssss sssrl VIRGINIA n TESSEssEE
GJR III eT1~11s kAIl.kDAD-Dn Thursday he
lMhU1 june the Passenger Tran will
comnt nee running to Salt Works Branch Junction.
Jun l-ts r II. GIL. Gen Supt
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
Once Of the -. -. Railroad 10.
Z. PFrsRsH0HG, sept =. -
NiNTER sCuEDtI.G-r---. No czaa-s..s.srl

d. Il ~ taber. the AL aud Passenger szsH
vii leave Petersburg daily Snnd.vs eNreuicd1 ate
te \ NJ arrive Al barkeYilie sJunrtionl II and
=ap,rat4 80. l. n
I4Hehb5fg at 20 o'clock : N. Arrive 1T burke
tsi.a Junction. At ~ NJ. and At l.tersburg st3f.M
g. Is. aIIStr /.
SUPERINTENDENT
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IN now receiving at my store cheap beyond cues
N shall continue to get and fashionable goods very
week from until Christmas and will sell Tor sh
My at small profits JNo. J. pURYlS, AIT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

a" vessels are "i the first class built expressly for this
tf' and have lperiur accommodations for passcnEels
Tiny are commanded by experienced Captains. wei quail
hoi t#r the uad and who VIII spare
moiatr
Tina VII he lowed mp and down tie rN,r1 ~ saft aud
may IL, lahrd on san promptly dNetle.d MetchuHis
going Narfh ur o ,tnE good, from Bpson WI lad it l.
Wer p'orSi to slug By this line IS The only pitr linz
and H. '.li VIII aN vs. he taken ie 10y other
81 Isrd every ohut will be ndr bl th agolf~ Richmond
and li0r 1n to -ltiStaeton.
We, -pe,tuliiN asN aud hope obtaining tail
sharu ,t patronage
Tn 'ess, ], Will liz in Riehaond a the Book, and Bas
tom AT EHNpt Wharf
DAY 10 WM CllkIE, Richmond ,.,nts
AILI.N y NELrtII Bostor, Nr'''
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NEW YORK PACKETS This new bbula . III.
composed 81 the follow lHg vessels ana
tam -" ferA every three days. Al onu-d ia. the ey
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t.shmend plsnnteh cory IN farIn
NJ IGn. .,Imnl.nm .lnon- l. -.nr.. ~.

W sALEsNAN IN t0lnmcr nj house h, a lI77 -
u" ', al considerable experience IN i#nrrantil blsp,.s
~ '''a max hmS u generally U,cul can give good "a
s. 2 II, - ' - --'''.I I'ILVl.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &C.

rg.Ut,En.s WEEKLY JOURNAL. No. 3,
lae uuIf cens and cheapest Paper publish
e. in ne ard destined 10 have yery large circulation
5u1 sa.ie4 received a MORsES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14
No. ss N~E0RD. Grocer aud COMMISSION

rn Bbi-. nountniu pippin ppic- lu~, received
- " nH Jan T. g. IRBN & SAUNDERS
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vsitE 10 nAtsSsttSVs. SaIaE.s s
" oiHERS LIVING ~ the COUNTRY -i,r ,.ll mos
SiiniS call hraeutonot Merchant. Farmers aud thor,
eroHntrY ~ De int nd visiting RirD ud lhs
2 my tutr and eueralasSortmoito Boots. r~,SNro
II Shoes. Trunks Carpet BaL>. NaScs. - III
- "',5s nay s"ck has been selected by l..}! M
= myself with great care suitable for the @'-'h'
FHtlnR tadt: and large portion having lce
purchased t'f cas. tattor my sci ca b., cut A. rca
tht'3H ls'' Merchants and Farmers. and all wn,t
% athrr house East Nor South either by the parkar
~ zen 70 Whcl emil the attention all IN want as fbey
"" md IAfm NJ prices that canned t7l 10 please by caAg ON
\ ". G HILL. Manufacturer and
Dealer Boots, Shoes. Trunks. Carpet Baas
fa,~es, Ac, Wholesale and retail ~. lg7
>'f : - Aitiu street, Richmond Va
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%
= I~IHg between the undersigned and Duguid under
te yeef pngnd Sons dissolved the l.t day
JanuuY last
III, WI, hereafter be carried by the undersigned
ne der lhe III M AMI stFl Of u p q. a pilGUID at tho
.,al str.d 20 Hrsud Sous
a., s.Js Ia, Ing aims Hgdus The firm Of S. Diugud 4
W them for srttlemart md those
useasut= 81 Id Fl,ase come forward aud Iay MP.
DAVID T.. bII'GI'Hi.
GEORGE 4 GUM
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
AtA;sH sND soNDoN ssr.rARD.-5o

7T0T per- snip 1T0----'. f1m Td1TIn. bN
EDMOND, DAVENPORT y co.
esin lis AGENTS Mauuf
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HssasSs siiii-.Bu.i opened the prrtiic.t Ioi q
~ Dress Silks Ia the market Gail and examine them.
sep 9.ts A STIGI.TI, 4 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-19

under the necessity Of retIesting quietly or shedding
blood They choose the former, as the latter might
have put stop to all communic alton. Besides, the
officers had no orders, and did not feel themselves
empowered to declare war;
We found the Chinese of that region q powerful
and athletic set of men, very different from those of
more southern lstitudes; the women we did not see
Lieutenant Rsper, r. n, locates the mouth of this
river in lat. SO deg, SO min. north and long. III
deg. AZ min. east and We found ten feet of water
on its bar at high tide, and twelve or fourteen faith
oms inside. From all that we could see, there was
no reason why an ordinary river steamer might not
being situated some distance from the bank.
Our, commissioners had one or two grand "pow-
vows" on the beach inside Of the river, which, we
all attended in full uniform after which they steam.
ed away in disgust leaving the "Old John" and the
Cooper 70 continue the survey towards the Great
Wall of China, now only some hundred miles TO the
DorthwaId and eastward Of As far as have been
abe to learn, our attempt to reach Pekin by water
was followed by no results; but this failure mus. not
tie placed at the door Of Mr.. LTean and Sir John
Bowring; it was entirely owing to the determination
Of the Chinese to keep all foreigners on. Of the GEN.
tire OF their empire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-19
o.r state Consultation N.iIISct.

/
Contrary 20 the last expectations Of every friend
~ constitutional government, six OF the eight
Judges Of The Court OF Appeals have decided the
Infamous Metropolitan Police act OF The late Legs
lAture 70 be constitutional Had these judges been
elected by the party which has always conter ded
tbat governm Is the source OF all power and tlat
toe people are unworthy 10 he trusted with the
election Of their own officers, we should not have
ken surp-issd But when VIC reco1ect that four Of
these Judges were elected by a party which has
been for more than half century struggling 20
"Trip the central government Of it, power aud pat.
rOnage and 10 restore them 30 the reople we must
confess our deep regret. ass0nishmen. and Jrtih-
cation nj decision which destroys our Constitution
by coDceding all power 10 the executive aud egisla
tve bran ohes Of our government and establishes by
mere evasion and construction despOtism Of the
mos, oppressive character The fundamental cues.
hon which has divided men politically IN the Old
well the New World Is a. ~ the source Of pow.
er In government The theory o. monarchies i
that the crown y the source OF all power-the sab
jects having rights privileges, save such are
gracionsly conceded by the sovereign. The only
exception was the boosted Magma Chsrta Of England
which was extorted by the bsroDs from the crown.
Our democratic theory that the people the only
legitimate source Of ali political power, and that
government v merely their agent 70 execute the
instructions recorded in ON State constitutions.
This has been the uniform doctrine OF the democra
&c party. while their opponents, under score Of
Names have rreDuously resisted every attempt 10
restore power 20 the people, believing them uD wor-
Thy 10 he trusted, ana advo sing the royal doctrine
that all power ernan,tes from govern Dent. The
INST great struggle was in 1921, when the democracy
annihiated the famous Council on Appointment,
and gave the election Of many officers 20 the peo.
pie, and the appointment Of Others 20 the Cover
nor and Senate. Bat the great aud ra1ical re-
forms were accomplished in the convention OF 1886.
Then the democracy, aided Wy some OF the most
prominent wings in the convention, diminished the
Legislative power, by transferring the authority 70
pass local hwk n the Supervisors a ccunties, snd
abolished almost entirely The power a. the Governor
and Senate 10 make appOintment-not even allow
Ing them 70 appoint the Judges Of the Court Of Ap
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HKkALD sh0s3 BE- sealed
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Willlamsburx CITY News.

SAssArH SCHOOL EcvRSox.-The Sabbath School CON-
necsed with the Gothic Methodist Episcopal church made
their annual excursion TO Saint Romans we Flushing
Friday accompanied by the major part Of the congresa
castor The company retnrued early the evening de
lighted with their Trip Tho cool refreshing breesss, which
chanting soensry and rus, spots that passed before the
eye the abuD ofaeod things" which provided
the ao' ded for ndugng In va-ous sports
the sweet chornses of the birds mingog with the
soupds OF vocal melody, win he day u be long
nembeyed. A number Of ladies and genslemen visited
Mr. Pripces nursery grounds, and were reoe cd with
o)rdishy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-19

NASSAU, NJ, July tThe shr doten STAR sii lays .ups
n he Csreenhg iCayk apt lonstsu, the Undervri'erS
agent has cent - Chsrleaon Tor win the vie
OF rising her from her present position
The ship Sa1Ou's salvage will for het nr nef
week Thee proctors are emrloyet and ne zee M .
sndaNs rave 81 Oltn tremendously. It's We ol
that any rssnenbes and fhe eos win be propoonsts
perhaps $500 The captain has made chsrges s,is. wy.
wretsefs ~ vice the, there vii pc l.s-y
ltapt Fears reputation erpe fenced sn1
shp well established upwNds Of twenty resI'
sgo and whatever nsau.o,s nav thrown ont By wreck
viii have ba unsuled chsrr vi -. -.
The ship Creole Which has received tne y"
board, llsa1 shortly for Ne y Orrnns
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His literary attachments we're of high order aud bic
numerous Dramatic contributions were remarkably
oesAul ana SUI rank among popular acting pe0es.
AZ ooAu1pusor 70 The press Mr.. saunders was Also well
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-19
rrs rvo eous NAV or PARIS.

rHs Two eous MAN or PARIS.
fPari. fIupe 2i) Correspondence OF London News
Tue mot celebrated and the mosi ,ucccwfu oharlsan
Of PsrsNepsn the itnerart pencil sellers iut de,d,
and has let behind him foruro Of 10000 francs. No
have passed many days IN Paris within The lat
Ten Year, vi,bcu, having oese,ved On ,he rsce ae
come other open spsce. the conspicuous figure OF q
tall handsome man, with brass helmet aud plunes and
besrd-the very uotel of thai ot Hudbras, "in shsrc
and hue rnost IKE aule--ssncing the box Of nfnt
cart and haranguing crcyd He wore costly mantle
Of sresp velvet embroidoreo With god, and or the IN
Behind him was squire who from tine 70 time blox q
trumpet 10 arsc, public attention. and whose gsrrsu's
were only less splendid that thar OF his matter The only
end nnd aim Of al this pomp and circumstances the
sale o. ead pencils NJ two sou5 piece. hfngln pc.
sessed In high degree TIC ART OF csmmand.
rsiscd were rare, but his face was full OF FRO
MIRO n something good coming and thus be kept
alive curiosity. Though his SPEC hes took a long time
IN the delivery he VAS essentially Of fow words
He made Ion psu,es, which were filled By rsntoR me,
snd making groies1ne sketches on slate 70 show tno
dsoonrses was that he had originally set M IN quiet
ehop bu, finding that be could rot get living In u, be
Of his nkng that resolution he hsd dorc well "why,''
he would say, edo fg myself NJ IN this indicrous cos
tume' viii tell you oaodidly because Fnins about IN
ihs dress sell great many pcrcil-, and N stayed nj
home IN a wsrcho ccai should cell very few am q
gusrk, admit bu, am an honest cne for sell GOOD
arc's and n yCa want pencil doubt uhcther y0u Va
get o. good one sayvhere else f@ the money" The
speech always f0owed by numerous demands whit h
nc supplied from packed 10 The body Of the cart O
late he 70 soak Of the large briune he had
made and he would not unfrcquontly turn ont The con-
tents Of several roiaUg OF gold, add count Them In the
public view He remarkably healthy LOOKING man,
and cond not have more thar forty years DID, but
he carried of ~ % Of apoplexy.
DEATH or CHARLES ~. SAUNDERS, TBE ACTOR.
We have lust heard says tho Bostop Hroj Of the 18th
inst The cad tldnss OF the death o1Mr C. H. saunders,
TIE wicey kuewn and hghy sined actor and authoy lie
expired yesisday afsDoos, nj his home N souib Russell
street. Unconscious, but in the midst OF hts family and
frienos. His disease consumption Of the DO sce. Bc
wac thirty nine years Of age. IL has left widow and
two children and nnuneable hos OF friends 70 ameni
bis Oss Mr. Saunders native Of Boston, and ai en-
early age exhibited great talent for The stage. he male
1885, 10 tho chwscef Of Darwin" He continued at The
warren (aftorvds The NslornD for three seasons ard
Afterwards appesredin some OF The Southern cites I've
Was subsequently engaged The Bowery, Nev Yosk ~
the Boston NuecIn, and many other ESTABLISHMENTS "
can be truly SAID OF him that be vas invariably hvorre
with Me pubic. Not OILY u 40 actor ww he ce>efSed
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Whalen,en,

Cid at NBedford 1910 ship Mennom Him EaciEs Oear,
Bid ship Herald do ks Emerad ahip) Indian ocean.
Mary spssn. Pa ndc Ocesnse sared l4h euj
anchored IN the Bay o. the iog
Cid at do 10Th scs Oxford of Fahsven) Mayhem Indisu
Ocssn the goes To Join ship gan Robertson
Metscom - -
Cid at do l7h ship s.ephsna, F.her Indian Ocean sn
pchY Oxford do
Alta alma April IT, Bowdtch, Martin. Warren. 70 cruise
and North.
letter from Capt Smith, ship neeiemoua OF NB m.
ports Der on and at Tahiti Apr with bbis OIL On
aisht Of Mar b q lat 80 ION w. struck by
courses srd fore topmast ftavsa and broke main abort
oil sooke Feb So New Zeaanc Or upd Ohell Becker.
man Ms just finished boiling 100 Dbl wh-iOO
Nant LEI SO. '
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OhlfHaH.

Hon. rHox. JrvwsoS Sum, formerly OF New York,
and for many years resident or Washington, ded al his
lodsnrs In The latter city the l3th Instant the do
crasc years ago Judge 81 the hsrno Oourt.
New Yok, and also occupied judicial position IN Call
fOrr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27

THyINPLATE.-
II 80 boxes Roofing Tin,
- Is Pigs Block Tin. For sale by
AMI SAMrEIORR
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j. f.. CAMPBELL,

EEL AND BR.AS.S FOUNDER,
FIRsr STREET, BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
- EVANSVILLE, IND,
MANUFACTURER of every description of Brass
.Vu Work, Of equal aualitv, IL not superior 10 any
thing manufactured in the East, and on as favorable
terms. 80. -, u. Fl 4. ..-
L keep constantly on hand oil globes, stop, guage,
bib and cylinder cocks; church, Steamboat and hotel
bells; anti-frction metal, soft and speer solder,
well rs complete assortment Of all other articles
ally kept in this line of business.
also appointed sole agent in this city for the
ale Of Jas. fhompsons celebrated leather beltiug
These bengs are fac Superior To anything vet offered
ana have invariably, when exhibited, been awarded
with the FIRST premium. Samples of the same can be
seen at the establishment. ....
Every description Of Brass Castings made to order,
and furnished at Cincinnati prices.
The highest market price paid for old "copper" brass
and zinc. ~ l,aft = fffFftt
Ali orders addressed to will meet with prompt
and Immediate attention. y t dect' Is,
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