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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

Having, on a former occasion, announced
intention Of leaving Worcester April 1st but being
surprised the large number OF customers who express
ed desire for US to remain now state them and the
public, that have succeeded obtaining store at
reduced rent, and. having put the in complete re-
pair, have rs-opeued with fell and choice assortment
of goods and are prepared to sell you
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
also in the second story and is unsurpassed in the extent
and variety Of fabrics adapted the various qualities and
styles OF garments AL orders will be promptly executed
and entire satisfaction assured.
MR., HORACE w BLGELoW well known to the
clothing trade in this city, is associated with US,
and will be happy to his old friends and customers
at l6S and 40 Main Street, nearly opposite the new
Mechanics Hall
1853 and 40 Main street, Worcester. Mass.
rs d&waf A. II. w A Y n A. On.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

Dr. Henry sargent gives special attentin L
diseases OF the Eye once No. II Worcester Bank Blocl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26
MARCH 26. Is D 8
DRY GOODS.
s L X s: L X s.:
CHARLES A. UPToN's.

AT -
CHARLES a. UPTON's.
We are row prepared to show f not the argest) one
Of the most desirable assortments Of Dress Silks to be
found in Worcester to which would invite the atten
ton of the ladies' We have lot of Plaid silks in good
qualities at so cts. CHARLES A. UPTON,
mch25 DIT
g a " A. $! Ii w L $.
In this department we have great variety Of season
able sOods to which We mute The attention buyers
Dicklnson's Building, opp. the Bay State House.
mch25 dtt
DAMAGED KID & Isle THREAD
= GLOVES Kid Gloves at 25' a pairs Lisl- Threat
Gloves At 10; pair, at CHARLES A. UPTON'5
m5u25 dit
an H / e 0 O D 5
In great variety can be found at
ARIES A. UPTON's.
In our stock may be found Flain and Plaid Muslias
and C4mbrcs, all grades Jaconsts, India LneGs Bishop
CHARLES A. UPTON,
mch25 diff Opposite the Bay State House
kpAW SILKS, IN Spring coloFs and STYLES, at
E4 CHARLES A. UPC0N'5,
mcA2h diff Opposite B ~ State House.
NOR SALE CHI pa pa nice Marble Top
a ire Table. with Black Walnut Stand, at tue City
Marble Works, IA Pleasant street dU mch25
NNyANTED--A Salesman, of one or two years tx.
w perience in the Dry Goods Blu ness and we'll rec
Commence ed for character and ability.
mch25 diff CHARLES A. UPTON.
o q q a h 4 o N s
BLACK Velvet EgibbOms
EstrG quality, just receceived at
mch20 DIV CLARKE & BROWNINqs
& t R A " BON EFT {.
10 Gases opened today, by
mch20 DIV CLARKE h BROWNING
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

Tho W OudeTfuI and G5fted Indy has
srYed giving the people OF this place opportunity
letting her wonderful Gift of Prophecy
she will describe your future vile husband, ten
whether you will be rich poor describe absent friends
give advice tn relation to lawsuits, losses. marriages,
births and Deaths tell Tast present and future events,
and unlock the mysteries Of the mind. She possesses the
gift of prophecy remarkable degree as all will testify
who have called upon her.
P. s She will prescribe for diseases
She will receive ca5 from q. m to u N. from to
p m and from to in the evening. at No. III Main
Street, up stairs, James Green Co.'s Drug Store
Worcester, Mass. ia2S dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26
TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING

For Sale-A large stock Of
O i @ II EE ? n G. =!
comprising
OVERCOATS Of eUery choice style, Usz
Raglan,
Sack and
SuFtouts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

The only medal awarded by the Jury of the New York
Exhibition for Foreign Sauces, obtained by LEA &
PENRINS for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. the
world wide fame Of which has led to numerous limitations
Purchasers earnestly requested to see that the names
Of LEA Il PERKINS" are impressed upon the Bottle
and Stopper, and printed upon the labels.
Sole Wholesale Agents for the United States,
JOHN DUNCAN g. SONS,
4O5 broadway, NJ Y.
stock always in store Also orders received for di
rect shipment from England dIvie mv4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

1HE WORST S7HOFuLA DOWN TO A COMMON PIMPLE.
TWO bottles ae warranted to nursing sore mouth
One to three bottles will cure the Wors kind opimpes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26
Furnishing Goods!

In this department stock is unequalled. We have
super White Shirts, Plain White Shirts Fancy Bosomp,
Calico Shirts, oft Wooden Under Shirts, Cravats Neck
Ties, Pocket Handkerchie, Gloves &c in untold guam
titles which bought cheap and must be sold cheap
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26


o. F. Ii X RIS,
DE N L I Il,
l5S main street opposite the new Mechanics Hall
jy1 Building d&wti
CHAPLIN * DADMUN.
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at LAW
Nos h 8 Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
HENRY CHAPN, APPLETON DADMuN
sp1 DIFF
SMALL, 4 COGSW ELL,
G o IN s b L D RS Il T L A W,
Michigan street, ..,.".... Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
SIMEON N. SMALL, JOHN b. D. ooeswELL.
Removal.-Dr LtNNELL, iHomeopathlst, has
semoved tn No. Elm street, first residence above teh
Lincoln House. Office hours from 2 to- and 9 to 2 f. m
OF du
GEORGE SESSIONS,
Furnishing Undertaken X CORn Ware
house,
Collins, Caskets, Patent Metallic Burial Gases and
Robes oi every description, always hand. Also, the
New PATENT METALLIC CAsKET, Of al sizes
Every thing connected with the management Of iune
ais promty attended 10. No. 49 Front street, residence
03 Front street, Worcester, Mass. d&wu my23
Adm THAYGR
ATTORNEY q COUNSELLoR Ar LAW.
No. 2lB Main 3treet.-. ....... Worcester, Mass
FRANCIS q MISNER.
Teacher OF Languages, ..s.ss..s.No. Brinley Hall,
ol dr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

FRANCIS q MESNER.
Teacher Of Languages, Brinley Hall
al dr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26
DRY GOODS.
u SEE FIRST PAGE.

Ladies the entire wholesale and retail stock Of
BoNNETs, RIBBONS. FLOWERS.
Laces, silks, Trimmings, &C., &C..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

TWO RENT-A nice, gentee Tenement on William
street. containing six rooms. with wool house con-
necteed, very pleasant and desirable. Rent 500 APP
ply to W. A, CHENEY,
At Fiske'5 Printing Office, Foster street.
mch26 d3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

ihese are c,ea s..as sha hare el,,Aiaed 80 O0O.--
\ ~ YEA knVw that the eon.umption of the United
Kingdom Of Great Britain and ireland il ouly
about IS 900 heeehlres. The selling price Of wine
TO he taken nj the owners THE purchaser finding
his own casks has fallen rs q. the hecty,re--Y
confines the gallon. That Is exceptional It is true;
but for cents the gallon you may have as much
wius ~ you like.
"whai strange thing it 10 that Europe should
impose heavy customs aut,es On bereyase So ag-
rceable. so strengthening. and nourshing, In
England. for example, the gallon which yon might
have in the lierault Tor I'd. pays n customs duty
of Us. Oh. Its true that in your tariff that is the
only enormi,y You ha,e:" but ought that to be
malntained2'
.Th. writer have forgotten that tarro
PAY LOO cent on It. value duty ~
Unios,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22
A Father and Two Daughters Arrested
For Robbing the Mail

Daring the pas two or three months several
letters and packages containing money hn,r ieen
n. $50 from the mail ou the ryutc between Wash
n.ton. the county seat ol Fayette county and Co
iumbns. Complaint was made to the L sothcc
Department. and VIM. $. V. Preniiss, Special Mail
AGENT was commissioned to investigate the mat
ter. Going to WASN'T ston, he despatched . lceoi-
package, containing 10 and 80 dollars in oils and
II half dollar in silver aud then followed it W along
the route. After the mail passed the Posohce nj
puts Forks. Fnyette county, the package
found to he missing.
Mr. Prcn,,ss Immediately returned to DuC's
Forks, and calling upon the Postmaster W. 4.
Phelps. demanded the package. He indignantly
dcaiel all knowledge vi it, but the agent Insisted
that Inc money had been taken ct that Office. r.
nall Y anughter Of the Postup,s n ...cd about H.
years, acknowledged That the package hal been
taken by her and her sister Sarah, and restored
portion Of the money no, already spent The latter
was then called in and accused Of the rubbcry.lut
she rcpclled Tie lnsinua,lon with an air of cori-
dcnce quit" beyond her wears. The younger sister
Jeanne, finally said. "tou know Sarah, you are
ip-' ~ ,ui!t, a, am" This induced fun con
&c - n ii a'l the ruhhcrics committed by thee
young girls, but the father deaied any connect ON
w''h them. The total amount taken is supposed to
I've about $500 and the money has been spent ~
the girls in buying furniture for the house. nd ar
ilcies rf dress.
\ writ YVES issued lay II l. s. Commissioner If
thus city. and placed in the hands of Deputy Mall
shal Bell, who arrested tie father and daughters
upon the charge of rohing the mail They arriy-
cd IN this city asst evening, and were handed over
to Marshal siaorl, who kept them under charge Of
an officer AT the Dennison House last night, They
will be examined befu.e commissioner This morn.
ing.
Mr.. Phelps,the fa'her,is a man nearly 60 years
Of ase,and owns farm of l40 acres where he re-
sides. Hehas always stood very well in c, immunity
previous to this charge. We perceive by the Blue
Book that his Office last year yielded him revenue
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22
Case az Rev. J. B. Graves.

We published few days since an extract
which We fund going the rounds Of the papers,
10 the eject that the Rev. j. X. Graves, of the
Baptist church, had been convicted of "grossly
immoral conduct" for which he was expelled
therefrom. Since the action of the Nashville
church in this case, the General Association Of the
Baptist church has heen convened and acquitted
Mr.. Graves Of the charge against him, and indica-
ted its confidence in the Reverend gentleman by
elec,ng him unanimously to the Office Of mod"ra-
tor of that body. From all we can gather. the
crime imputed to Mr. Graves was. for publishing
sundry foul and a,rocous libels" in the Tennessee
Baptist, of which he is principal editor; though.
from a statement before us in the Baptist, more
than halt these articles were originated by mum
Der of other ministers. whose names nrc given
The issue seems to have been personal one chief
lv, between the Rev.'s Messrs. Graves and Howell,
pastor of tho first Baptist church at Nashville. in
which the latter happened to have the largest
party, and honce the result. We make this state
ment by request, in justice to Mr.. Graves and
conclude with the following extract from the
Baptist:
Bro. Graves stands forth triumphantly ncquit-
ted and amply indicated by the largest jury, or
Baptist Council that ever tried man, and that
too, magnanimously. giving his enemies every pos
siblc advantage. What more? Let that party
aud clique of men, who have for years past, filled
the car Of every stranger visiting this city, to
whom they gained access with SANDER and de.
traction Of elder g.. now cease such unhallowod
work, or lot tho public be warned Of such men rs
u pesiIence--we would publish their names and
let them stand at the head Of II column, that they
might DO read and known Of nll men,"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22
Methodist Protestant Convention q
Springfield, o.


WITHDRAWAL FROM HE sLASK-HoLDTEG CoSfEREN-
cEs.
On Saturday last, the Convention, after much
discussion. and with only two negative, one minis
ieral and one lay. TO Nineteen affirmative votes,
adopted the folowingrespution:
Resoired, That indispu,able facts. the Undue
ton OF spnnd logic. the dictates of christian pru-
icnce, and enlightened sen.e &C our duty to tod
aud man. Justify and war; nj i. nye I IL in
the nirue II the several Ahnutl Conferences here
IN represented, 10 now declare all official e,.nnoc
ton. cooperation. and oinciul fellowship wa and
between said Conferences. and such Conferences
and Churches. within the Mcth,dist Protestant
Association. practice or tolerate slayeholling
and sla:e-,rading. as specified in said memorial,
Ia hs now and Forever suspended.
Provision aitcrward made for the compila-
ton If n ncw ymn Book, in conjunction with
the Wesleyan denomination. and Committees APP
pointed Ia take steps for n union with this Wesley
aus anil choose between Cincinnati and nttshurs
rs "A locntion for the Methodist prote slant ncws-
PAPER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22
A Railroad Engine on It's Travels TIT
Ii oSt EnmArkabln Leap ON Record

One Il the most remarkable incidents which We
have hecn called upon 10 record Of late; occt rod
1T the depot of the Lt,ie Miami Railroad yc,ter-
dav morning, about & o'clock. II certainly has
nD fellow in all its details. in railroad nnnals -
The facts connected with it are ~ follows
About - minutes before 6 O'clock the en- zine
1" Washington.' belonging to the Marietta upt.
Cincinnati lond started d,,wn the rond some ,nlt
or three quarters OF II milr for the puirnso at
ngn5 the empty ears to the depot, prcpnratnls
u making up the G.lj trnn, the engine leiur un-
der the control of a man employed bnut tho ward
and not tho regular en- lneer. About hnli "A m r.
from the depot, the man discovered an curine nr
the Litlc Miami rond backing DOWN to the derot
for the purpose of taking out the morning tram
for Clca,cand. Fearing collision the person
in charge Of the Marietta engine. reverse a!A
Jumped from the machine 4 minute after tho
two engines came together, when the impctu.
given 10 the Marietta engine, together with Tia,
force of the reversed power started it towards the
depot with the velocity of u rocket The down
grade gave it additional hcadway, and it bounded
along the track like iend ncaruatc. lrlchin,
forth fire and smoke the distance Of 20 or 50 cet
from the track, and literally bounding from the
iron rails, threatening destruction to cycrythiu,.
that impcIed its progress. Experienced Judges
of the speed of railway trains who saw this en-.
CINE on its lightning travels say that il could MOI
have been going at less rate than > TO 100 r,,les
an hour lts final bringing up shows that then
calculation could not have been far cut of thcN ns
Upon the track in the depot the morning train.
consisting o! some four or f,, cars had b,,,
made up, aud about one hundred PASSENGERS had
already taken their seats. On came the engine
with the speed of n destructive wbirlwind dircr,
Iy unn, ,ha ,r.,L I.al;n,r =, A., ,sn;, ,,,,,;,
in about four or five rod. of the derot when m, me-
cidcn,al change of switch drove i, upon tho 9th
! er track. Almost before tho persons standing h,
! could realize thnt nm en,nc h,d nn,crsJ nne seni
of the lcnot the iron ,,ccJ had bnnn1cl ,hra,,,,I
tho entire length drmnl;sboJ -, n;',b,,e, !, b
L,l ,r.,U ,;n7ha,s at ~ ~, 30, -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

WINES IN FRANcE.-The following letter from
an extensive owner of vineyards in France to nm
English residentin Paris contains some interest !.
observation on the vintage Of the present year:
sort Of wine are produced. the wines will he equal
to what We call rims de la comete-a sacramentnl
phrase for good wines ever since the. year 1911
when o comet caused great fear to ieeble-mindeSl
people.
In the department in which, like that of the
Herault, CHEAP winesare produced. the abundance
j. extraordinary and the quality good. There have
0een some lunches of grapes. rare it is true. IS
cent ~ feet long.) In some vineyards
40o hectolitres $500 galons) of wine per heetare
SZaAcresl have been obtained. Certain owners
nave made $4,000 heetolitres; others q, 900 and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

nriI 'ni IL csa. '~ deeply al the ronrcs
laoa duN, To the stics We knew there
Nuhipf these and wonderful
rgc of hon bat iil know the thcnisis initiating
Ia their rrle,b., and surprising the wonderful
ttganit lie bulmg Visit to I.Hw.iI
Introduced hg on" "f tr,r loEgm; stiaus L. The lab
# Dg AA!t. Oi iHthHY .Pif ToHAi ard
CAlHt'1IC PiIs nlrrc shown with generous
tnkr--, ii pr. and HIS rroduct This
has Art II t raie OF flower trpI
l't cher eiRhlr snh HIS Pu~ Ap
pie SitInhUry Chtr ru"rfr 0uur Pear. Cancia, tnna-
& mi, cna. hi exceed purity hivor.
these table, srs,lpos. Ills -" ct 'inrr green pur"'
anl better flavor han that he gathered ths
pan'nc m'l by chemical cnmr,s lton from. the IiY
- IA tari Ill, process l., 10 nnaiyIc tie sub. lance
AID md eLitl is made thou
is>e .hletn Tho proportions winch exist in
ta1tstlar Advocate, nov II iw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

"a. glad 70 pb>x lhepreuleilon = sncil
no mater What parry they belong To.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22
el.ss The trnch.ers nrs auits rrettx and intcii.

gent.and in their mourning ha!i.imcnts their mo-
ther having died about yrarss") they appear
very interesting. - Cnciaauti Gdz,tfe Of fhuJxdou
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22
Southern Literary Messenger

We have read the November number of the
Messenger with great deal of interest. Tho
opening poem, by the accomplished author Of
"Ben Bolt" is so greatly above the general aver
age of newspaper aud magazine poetry. that "e
trust DR.. English may be hereafter rcckoned
among the constant contributors to The Messcnger
The lovers Of humo- will be entertained by anuth-
er one of the superlatisoly amusing letters Of
"Mozis Albums which. We regret to say, bears
internal evidence of bcng the last Of the series
We miss the pleasant md genial gossip Of the
editor in his Table for which. however we
aic compensated, in s7,nlc measure by the unusual
length Of the criticisms. upon new punl'rnll ,n'-
We hive ~ often EXPRESSED the opinion that the
Messenger is necessity almost, i'll every South
family of literary taste, tina, is scarcely nee
n.1Ig to rcpea, the advice that our readers should
stand not up,n ia" oi their subscribing,
but subscribe mt once"
The Legislature Of North CAROLYN, net u. RAJ
righ last Monday Two United State. Senator,
are 10 be chosen. Mcs-rs REID and Gl~1u,S
are the present incumhrnts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

di4eNsr. driven totally aud finally from
tn this anti hIons remedy while the
Heu the ntiamanh uccasiourl nnt aud ihe.
The RUS net In unison cooling and refresh
hsnt d bir"d aud rn"taiirg the vital
Sold Il uauufirtnry, "" ~ Maiu Lane New luga and
hs al Drn. gets nj ajr, bic. AID 81 pr box pot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22
The James River Canal.

The Fincastie Wing concludes an article urrn
fhe Canal. with the following sensible reflections:
Dc Witt Clinton found in Eastern New York
the same opposition TO his canal that the James
River and Kanawha Improvement has long found
in Eastern Virginia. The city of New York fought
Justify against her own destnies, and anticipated
only destructive tempest from the clonds that
came laden with refreshing showers and which
have since caused her sterile places to blossom
Like the rose. What New York now is we all
knew, aud we also know how the Erie Canal the
ditch" ~ its opponents in the New York Legis-
laa1.s styied it. became the chief instrument in
making that city the commercial and financial
Csntye Of the country.
MNe gu this instructive teaching of experience
bsfou their eyes, viii yirginans refuse to push
forward Me James River and Kanawhs Canal To
ne ~. .osk which would make Virginia the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22

d established laiy Commercial Paper published every
Baltimore. Ton the evening scout
nails ii lie mai cd any point
Wei t"rrarh thrr wIoc
ans the la'tu gFafs'rs.
Ilr ut fhc best Comm, reia Editions tho
r,ty. aud iE report ut the BALTIMORE MARKETS. up
10 H." sSe ct each day ais, the
sale tG AT the stock Sotr-ialcsl TELEGRAPH
all and in short. LA H. NEWS
hu, ether with arrr the
Mist il..NNrtI fti.4A IA,i MATTER
"a" bAii. 81 ca and he El.W Xix
i,N 4 - AilAfif II ,bN ANEt--p II. -Nn and
WIZ er ,l.it gid ~, lurtn
Ia. Mtki.l ~ MN enl 81 pr the vhr.,.
n, the rulrt=g. Ah4nA&
M.JiLIt Il Wills.
a Btt IN Aurx
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
FUTURE DAYS,
Br Z. X. PHELPS, ArcrloSErR.

EHxvALUABIE RGll.nlNss s.OTs ON
III MI sIhEET AT ACtiTIDN-tnSA1
AfIEhNOON the IN Inst, win set reserve III
nj iisF sed Of privately bctor) my Pp, KTY trrnns
81 1l nch Street 6J feet and hack 10 ,, INN
~ opposfe the lste residence 81 r. Fletcher de. Tn, 49,,
cry ne. WIN and necaveniently locs..d To business
For further particulars apply to w ~ Reid Jr or tot n
Phelps Auefoneer 1nov dtds SAMUEL " REID
POsTPONRMRNT.-Th- ahov~ sole 1. ,,,.
yo.iably postponed until w EDHEsDAY AFTERNOON ~,
oath inst 81 o'clock which the property will h so
without reserve lnoy 2adi24thnov.l SAML. " REID
GALEATAUCTgON OF LAND
- NEAR LfNIHBURG --tInder a deed uf trust eseruI
ed by eo Cnr'e and WIFE bearing date 2nl of June
aud ecarded IN the clerks oc of Amherst county we viii
sell at Public Auction on the premises high 81 bidder
for cash on the ioth day of NOVEMBER next the TRACT
OF LAND In said deed cove ycd containing about $40 ~,
ACRES more less lying III he county OF Amherst sb
about miles rom Lynrhburg. aud tho same ON which
the said Cure resides.
The title Is no doubt good but acting trustees onys
will be sold and conveyed as Is vested In by tho deed
trust DAVID X. EDIEY
DAVID L. SPENCE, 5 Trustees
oct 10 clawfor2yv thendtds.
POsTPONEMENT.-.Th above sale l. po.,
1t will take place at the Market ouse in I.ynchburg
nov Il did. : : / 1 s apasa rro.'e..
'uNRUsTEk's sAu.E.-By virtu~ OF n dc,., Of
trust executed to mcby Me3ownn and life and Il re-
cord in the Clerks Office If TIL for The ,y f
lynrhbnrg will On the 9th day NOVEMBER IL bro,
coed 10 sell a. Pm lie Auction the the following
property; The HOUSE AND LOT. adjoining Cath. -,
Ole Church ON the North West side In Ia
rear Of the COurt The house. contans six rood IL
ro"ms and passages Attached to house. Is a 90 ID Kt,h.
en- Smoke House and Garden, all Of In 20 ID run
II In tn m.
business If the city. beng from tho Nar
ke Home Il Is als' desirable unity residence
1 ne title Is believed to DO good. but
shall convey such title only y virtue of sa
deed. Terms made known the day Of sale
nov dtds JAMES MCGOWAN, Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-22
ma j. MATTHIAS e. CO., Gsr
VIZ MAIN ST. LYNcHBUsG VA. W.
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE

WE again call the attent ion of friends pul
w 10 our stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS CON
ng in part OF BONNETS Of all kinds MI IS AND I,OYS
HATS, ribbons FLOWERS. FEATHERS, HEAD.
DRESSES, DRESS AM MOHAlR CAPS. FANCY HAIR
PINS CLOAKS, SHAWLS, LACE GOODS Hoop
SKIRTS and an elegant lot from forty nv.
dl.rs sett FRONT. SIDE AND BACK HAIR BRAiDS
KID GLOVES, HAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS soaps
AND PERFUMERIES, JET ORNAMENTS with n y.rj,r
~ OF articles too numerous mention
~ Repairing done at short notice and in good order
We respectfully invite attention our
stock believe will with market for
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