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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25
Funeral Of the Victims Of the Pacific
Hotel CafaStrOphe.-TWO more
Deaths.
ST. LnrIs. Wednesday. Feb. 81. 19

ST. LorIs, Wednesday, Feb. 81, 1853.
The funeral obseques Of those who lost their lives
at the Pacific Hotel catastrophe took place to-day.
The sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr.. Schuyler Of
Christ's Church The bodies, ten in nsmber, were
followed to the grave by the city officers and Council
nearly al the benevolent societies of the city, the
Fire Department and very large concourse OF cti,
zens The procession was solemn and imposing, and
occupied an hour in passing given point
Mrs II. Hubbard Of Boston died yesterday OF her
injuries, and james T. Geary died this morning-mak.
ing twenty victims Several others of the wounded
are not expected to survive.
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erpedi,icn. the larger psrtcss o. II AID ~ one fo$'
nstcdc~ Of the voisu.e beng s.fesSy pcated
TIE rt~ut ootsIned by him for the sus's eosMS,a
Horizontal psrssx is e. 900 OF " O7p lea .hss ~
vslue con mooiy adopted, snd be concludes we 90
cs,une with advantage, $500 correspond n 70 q
rissrce for that luninsry 81 o. I60 oo statute uts
A the Information y of high interest 10 Szress-
uers I have tbe bsDoS 10 suggos, that 4 may b
made Known il adv nce Of the pubicstsoa u Ne
volume. r.,
NJ GILLlSS segsrsteass-a
Uo, l. Tovcsy Secretary q the Navy
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The CoSe Of Anthony Burns.

BosToS Wednesday, Feb. n, lsIs.
The case of VIM. H. Ella before the Supreme Court
claiming damages of ex-Mayor Smith and Gen. I'd
msnds for personal injuries received at the hands o.
the military the rendition of the fugitive slave
Burns, was decided to-day by the jury giving sveI
dict for the defendants. The case was tired 81 Ded
ham, and occupied several days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25
Connecticut American State Con-
yentiOn.

HARTFORD, Wednesday, Feb. "A, 1888.
The American State Convention was held in this city
to-day. About 80 Delegates were present. The
ticket nominated was as follows
f., Core,ro, r. G.. SCRANTON Of Madison.
For Lieut. Gore, .Lucus Cstin Of Hartford
For Secretary of State....Wm X. Peck OF Norfolk
E'oy Tycosu,ey. ...........L J. Hepdee Of Hebron
For Coafrouer............J. q. Lamb OF Norwich
Strong Free. State and American resolutions were
adopted.
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Rhode Island Republican State
Convention.

PRovIDrNcr, X. l., Wednesday, Feb "a, I6.S.
The Republican State Convention met in Providence
to-day and nominated Elisha Dyer for Governor,
Bartlett for Secretary of State, jerome b. kimbau
for Attorney General, and Samuel A. Parker for Gen
eral Tressurer-al the present ncumbents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

Frederick Lomax, charged by Miss Hamitoa. Of Ts-
ronto Canada, with seduction under promise of mar
rage, was discharged by che Recorder Yesterday aes-
roon. His Honor viii write ont his opinion on this
extraordinary case, and deliver it some m$ during W.
com ,ng week
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HALIFAX, Wednesday, Feb "a, lSIS-lor. "
There are as yet signs of the steamship America,
now in her twelfth day from Liverpool for this port:
The weather is calm and the night beautiful ind clear.
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The Ship Bay State nj Norfolk.

NoRTOLX, Va, Wednesday Feb. a. 1873
The ship Bay State, from New Orleans, for Boston,
with cargo of cotton, with loss Of spars, &C.. has
nut in here for repairs.
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Fire i'm Bridgeport.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Feb. II, INS.
AT q o'clock this morning, Tomnson's spring and
axle mandatory discovered to be on hre, ana
sr6yed The loss is est msted at $40 ooO, and the IN
surat &c ia stated at $1,000. The fire is supposed 10
have been the work Of al incendary.
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Explosion and Loss OF Life.

Troy, n. V. Wednesday, Feb. "a. mn
The percussion cap mandatory OF Chas II. hel-
logg on Ida Hill in this city, was blown up by the
explosion of Illuminating powder, and George Baker,
injured. The extent Of loss is not yet sscertained.
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Sailing Of the Niagara.

BosToy, "Wednesday, Feb. II, 1873.
The ROYAL Mail steamship Niagara, Capt. Wick
.siIed AT 10 a. m. for Liverpool via Halifax with
fourteen Messengers for Halifax, thrty-seven for Lv
ernool, and nearly s2ji, 600 in specie.
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y,,;,odc,nhia stock Market.

PuILAprrPHIA. Wedne sday. Fob - lSs.
stocks firm. Pennsylvania -, 81; Reading Ran
roSS gsl. Long Island Raircsd. IL; Morris Cans
IN. Prnnsalyana RAILROAD, as,
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xxxyth CONGRESS-. First Session

SENATE. -. w AsHINGToS, Feb. "A, 1893.
Mr. MALLORY (Florida) introduced Dill author
izing the construction of Naval Dry Dock.
MIR. GREENS Mo- motion making the kansas
bill the special order for tomorrow was taken up
Mr.. DOUGLAS pll.) asked whether the current re,
mort was true that Senators Stuart and Broderck had
been read out of the party by the Democratic caucus
Mr.. ALLEN *. L. knew nothing about 1t.
The hill WAS made the special order for Monday.
Mr.. BELL Tenn resumed MS speech rom ye:ter ,
day, saying that Mr.. Johnson at'acA WAS en'"o'J
Mr.. JOHNSON Tenn interrupting, discaimed
any intention of impugning Mr. Bells motives or Pri'
MIR. BELL was surprised at such a statement. tie
asked if his colleague ignorant OF the tenor OF ms
arguments and language. The attack was nost oi-
fensiVe. MIR. Bell proceeded at Iength vinuica'ras
himsef from the charge that he had been looking Tor
support to the North rather than to the South ana
quoting from letter written by him in 1910 to Gov.
Giluer of South Carolina, TO sustain his argument.
He denied again that the Nebraska bill was subject
of controversy in Tennessee in 1855. He also ex-
planned his vote the right of reception of Abolition
petitions, and showed that he took the ground
that MIR. Buchanan did, who said in the Senate that
"the North had good right to interfere with Slavery
in the South the latter had TO resist the right OF
netitop." Ho reiterated his position Of yesterday,
animadverting upon Mr.. Johnson's course of argu-
lent With much severity. With regard to Mr.
.Jobnsons supposed case Of an honorable gentle
man playng a bold game for the Presidency
NV Counting both the South and North voting with the
former but telling the latter ne wa win H. ana n. Young
AGAINST il only because he was instructed 70 DO 50;
M. Bel replied that if he knew man who could aid
be guilty such rcksry and FRAUD that m'1 sn nas ns
dary ready TO carry the torch Of dsunon into Ten
nessss t6wsred in bis political purposes and con.
Guided by adding he could enter NO 'u bs
respect for his colleague unless he wi.huie" 'ne VI
fensive portions Of his yesterday speech. o,,..,.r
Mr.. JOHNSON TENN replied that his consague
had not controverted single fact, nor answered QUO
Argument; his speech of to-day was conclusive ey,'
dence that those arguments were unshsworao &c
With regard to the withdrawal Of the personal re-
marks he had disclaimcd this morning any intention
OF being offensive, and he had no other apology OF TO-
traction 10 make.
The Senate went INTO Executive Session and soon
afterwsrd adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House postponed the consideration OF the blll
granting pensions 10 the soldiers OF the War of ISL
tn the third Monday in March.
Mr. CAMPBELL (Ohio) repOrtoda ill changing the
present system Of relief of disabled .esmen.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole on
the Indian Appropriation bill.
Mr.. CRAWFORD (Ga.) made a speech GU the Kan
sss question He explained the reason why the public
nesce had been disturbed in the Territory conteudlng
fbet tbe whole of the present troubles envrcniug tho
Ksnsas question originated not from anything wrong
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 81, 1853.

Vsom Own Reporter.
RAILROAD ASSESSMENTS.
Reports were receil ID from the Northern Railroad
Company and the Troy and Boston and Troy and Beo-
nipgon Railroad Company, stating the total assessed
valuation Of their property in the years 1856 and 1851.
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
lsS............$ 7&,t9 S65Saf7
AND BOSTON RAILROAD.
lSS............ a20l, t4 1874 IS
TROY AND BFsNNGToS RAILROAD.
1856. $3.50 S3 400
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21
FIVE GROCERIES FOE S0UTHERS FAMILIES
ACkEk, MERAtALL " 90,
NVVOESNNTkN To
TXOMAS HDpE A. CO.,

Ne ia Cha - bers street, New York
(Esabiished. $50
IMPORTERS aud Dealers all descriptions of RHre Old
u MadNira. sherry AID Port Wines Finest oid ia dies
Superior Old jamaica H. Crox and Antigua Rum od l!o
land DIN, and every variety Of tine Imported and bomrse
Liquors.
CHAMPAaNr-MaH Sutaine, hoet h Chaniou and 'iumm'
Imperial Calumet and VcrHenay Iedsick and other brands
OLAREr AND sAU Including Chateau Marraux tina
Laatte. Leovle Iarose MargaWA and ST Ju"n Cha.
and Hsat Sautcrnea.
Hook wIsEs-of Johannesbereer, Mareobrunner Rudes
hemer. H0ckhetaer. Sparkling Hook sud M".elc.
SEaARsof all the choicest Ei"ganlcs Regaas
.Oourhas, Operas Pressed and Communcs
FoHEsS of all kinds Raisins Almonds rruncs
TEAS CoFEets-all Of the finest qualities
HAMs AsD TosaUEs-Burlington, Virginia and Westphsla
Hams, Smoked aud Picked Tongues
ftvsHEN buTTER--in Ftkns, Tabs and Stone Jars
foRaIoS PIcKLts-Saaccs Catsups Ssr,urs Gap"rs, Oh
ives. &c.
PKEsrRvEs-Eas and West India and Done1, Aud full
and general sortment Of every variety OF fue "ro'eres
mar idly
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W ! Tue" '.''sUtIY'
AZ. L. FRIEND.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

. iAt hA!"SII, May lst. 1856.
tentlemsn VI, child had nirantns out .,,
Ia ~ small hrL sIaihali, tuudrd
Winch by
woui .lto
Tcd AL SOFT" oi adv eriued wnuui
ANY soa results fen procured y
oiL III bekan 10 better, tha
"d Sans to ~. AGAIN began 10 My elder dansn
shd IA so get so.c nvie al mat lu' Ca, heAI
oAud 50 Mu,h letter YOU We g,t ano,ner
't' AMI her mad N now neatly ~ 10 a,sri
>." .As' AID took hail An Iour every .ta. l a
ws very ofehshc One bottle, 70
her entirely. tncre is but little
~ 10 thus aud the benefit others
great ?,eA.uTe IN giving you tfIA eerlncai,
H. +. CHALK.
I - Mrssrs Dove n TO.
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GREAT AEAAx AaON.
iHhIb A. Of Il La..GE SIULk OF
IL L. 4 40 \ N q L. u n - IA 1 q

IL T. 4 40 = N q H y II - IA I Il.
NIit III Nj
II ah'l ST Mai,A lOL i.i.ADh -MADi. "A
Ia" nune VI ia vino love
ana eN"hinc a's STUCK, "nd WA nnu ais Iiolhn
h.d sulci,or ANY
lie sev,! atirti"n ui
l." WA parchanvu
kicat ahtasc.
81. s,ca Vi .i;NisIilAG GOOD y such as SLii, Col
b1aM eis, CinbI ciae, Ii Web
10 L,io,r
ihs ,u!th.r 40 cheap uouse odtn u,
tLc fu,, Nj. Go En- i,.k.
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', 7,
Misshs DONES Co-iiestesa.a avms had sLur. ,nc
s!a" occasion - soat oAuaordua,
'aA" aud AIS "'iIon uuts
~ftn S"o gard To II ciunin, al
!at" had huc ,oii la hi. rru a.
40" b"'i- la" nun ,'r.iAr inI
ri la Colt L. inu thouiu"I H. II
II "
81 "h "us' t''s"id "vAs.
IA it.Iha't they wo..d ur cent, iur III.
.an, anal ,bts t4o"Sht usee-s do
- add l,c use al
IN" ..nsA uJtiI.. ettIr>ly d.
Yea! ics. 'sctiahy.
x L
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Nafi> GROVE, lIrnric, >, December l. lsJ7
MtSshs DOVE ". -,ruIcinnS--. W ,ut IN
tht Il Ia
iei a Az
h"Ay reh"tians t"foash la, Ocasi Lak,ns
enough 10 ius"'i "if MI -"to II az
on and appi" t"-u ia, work. ami II,
two weeks lie o.tnsy
Respectfully you,s, JAMES l.. EGE.
sold by Ali Diussis AM i.ehanis a,.,e
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nuRECT nOLTE To THE wEsT and the
% ~ hn t w w. rn zoe nairoad from Pc
burg Bristol vi, Last Tenn and Va karosd from BRISTOL
knoxvile,v last Team aud Georgia Ks,ad tr III Ka.
vile to Dalton Western and Atlantic railroad from H.
ton to Chattanooga. Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
from Chattanooga to Stevenson via Memphis and ChAston
Railroad from Stevenson TO Memphis.
Through Tickets issued to tho above and Springs
and baggage checked through the office Kali
road, Petersburg
road. COMMENCING SUNDAY next. the 4th July inst
and continuing until further nolce.
Com Getting with the Richmond aud Danvile Trains y,
Burke,le (Jucon) aud with the through route At L,nch
burg
Leave Petersburg daily NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5:3oo'clk A.
Arrive at Burkevllle tJanc'ionD a,.......... e:6
Leave LynchLu daily OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Arrive al Farmv HE sat. n
Arrlveat BurAevne Junction. at............ 2la
>''''' fREiGiIi TRAIN '''
Connecting with Richmond aud Dauve Trains June
Leave Petersburg daily Observation-Disclosures. AM
Anive at burkeville tJune,ion) at.............ie
Arrive Al aimviie at.................. $40 r. NJ.
Arrive at Iyuchburs ............ 62,
Leave Lynehb"rg daily t..................... AN.
Arrive Al Farmviiie at.
Arrive at Burkey'llr Junct.onl at..........l:4U NJ
An Aceommoaton Passenger Car for tue Nay or Local
Travel will be attached the Train leaving Lyncbur g
lake the Mail Train at O'clock, A. NJ Stopping places
in charge Of the tram and IL no Gaze wiz Se rsn s
at any other poin- Andersons saw Mid Fords.
Burk.yie kcss High Bridge farmville, Prospect PAIup
lna Evergreen, Appomauox spout Spring Concord
River
CITY POINT BRANCH
SoEthSide Railroad Freight and Passenger Trains leave
Petersburg daily (Sunda, exceptedJ a.......7 N.
Arrive al Cay pUlnt M
Leave CITY rout Al
".r.'s ~ re'e soHte ....:....9 10
The above Trans with the Jains River
leaving city p, int Norfolk and every Saturday morning
and lueEdiy evcning with the hue Steamers
James town bound tor New York
The Afternoon Train this Road will be when
there business justify stopping places
put off be strictly those cha
he tpcda 9TH
pint Friend Crossing Cedar Level and Bircbets
ing lily 3tsl Il. Is. ALLsi;P
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ring siekh ride this winter past liisc horeA
and the skin On place iarge than III hand from
3AstA 1Oaing tbs side u the thigh. applied your
inrf Oh and III dAy two he An other
niue winch working my diay %
walk TN examong his foot discovered n ma about two
inches long up to the BY driver aud the ghbors
he would uc good tor nothint. drew the iuse
piece OF Int and your Turf Oh hun once
And from that he has hour but good
As ever also "a" horse badly snasged outside
Ills hiSh III Two places, atunt inches
tGches wide, from hoh he sf Your Turf
Cu appioj and brought them entirely sound II
truly II one OF the greatest remedies
KNOWN, and have lived IN drug
this rs yon think proper. Very truly
Ro Messrs Dove A Go }. II. WE ISIGER
For safe by STROTliER d WHITEHEAD
NOV ~ dom I.N nchhuIx.
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A.aNs n sS,s WaNss ~ IA sssNHs.-s.. 80.
- Ai~ tho meat conclusive proof ~ great men
judged by labor mach o''r the
Inbc sngsrs ssiax Aaeainrs Alter e'tab
shias hshss 10 the United states ih.y WEI"
hsy earr.sI highest pr-nu and nsnuiarto
~ 70 them hss ecu bull IN Paris.
ever btssh nAasiry iu winch sewing to be done,
thess mAlBe be used With immense poht As ia" Sp'rd
- kAss~ Is travelling loot, With
aAas srs AHEsrr SAred with thanksgiving No tailor.
dr-ssmAker carriage trimmer saddet halter Ac,
e. sSsa ss without The fair prohI nj al
sks$ srhoes regularly employee, onr Thousand Dollars
y< In ali puvats families There there mnrh sewing To
be hines valuable assistance Planters
aad keepers had them particularly convenient and prob
table These achn staple In their cnstrucii"n aDi
very strong and durable sshs the only Kim OF sowing Ma
shfns made which of work nc duo
sud perfectly executed Thousands of Interior aud worth
less Sewing Machines have beer made and sold under
names ugcrs AaeAnes have been found every
whsre W satisfy the wauts Of the pnbic.
Pa,n printed instructions for using sent with each
chine huh readily acquire The art OF
them Tho machines as ked sccareyo Ia an5
formation will application by letter either u" "ur Of
Acss copy 81 Singer Cos Gas"st", paP"
wholly devoted the 3s~ my Machine arrs.
J. aN,ttk a co,
Principal One, No BE-. q .,,~Ay, New York.
BRANCH OfYct sSo ifauas ft ST Boshtt NJ ~ CHAP
oil ST., New Haven, Ct Go,rvie n II y" 2it bt"ad st
Newark. n ii No. Ii2 Chestnut 1T. PLiadrpha. N" 100
Ba,imore S. baltimore Nc 81 Wesimins 81 Providence
No Last 4ih 81, Cincinnati; NJ" ~ Norh Ith ST. 81
Lus No 81 ST. Charles ST. Now orlnan. NJ 20 bauphin
st.. Mobile. !drr 2+-dAo-
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NEW CASH STORE.
a. g. l. j.. w l $

Who'll EoALE AM t>1irAiL GROCER,
As takri inc ,u'ius house, ob MAl', ST,
Il formerly ,ru } pa Sd doCr
posiIe IN Jona IA Seav 81
selected stock CT tlsU
CEklE - and IAfLE i,iil GOODS bought
Nh.ch vii be- sold that cannot tan 10
Satisfaction All WIN call As
do busl,sS cash system extra induce.
i'll be offered those desiring
change Tor crunu! pr"i"re
A stock uf NJ / fEKl Ian GCANO always on hand.
extend ps,tleulat the Old customers ui The
hm OF 4. e. Lewis ,iurnory ihc Dry Goods Uusn,sS
this 'y Ia CIV. GAIA weii AS the public geneiay
ma 4. LEVI is.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

NEW GONs a.skN we ha sh IL day nssOc in.
~ ted ourselves together under the style and firm Of NC
klSALl % Tor The purpose o, conduct ig GkNEkAL
uKoCERf AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old stand
Mckinney lass, where will be glad to
Did friends the pubic with the
every oa"rt to give entire satisfaction
hlHMs-Cash TO pun, customers six months time
SAML A. MCKINNEY.
JOHN ). BASS
HENRY D. FLOOD.
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INSURANCE.

E ILwE SNsURANCE.-rul Mutual |
-. sE a.;a L s,s; i ass G"arASn
~hie this Insured living thus helping pay
'h,,d Of hla premiums.
the insured they could a. well afford pay from
ceut - - per cent aos~
Dividends paid W January LIST, 1877 .o7 u
Re.srvsa capital 10 pay future losses, s4-iaa ir
s4s.sa,4 -
No Company the Uased States has more caiis, - r
amount Of risknone aderds advantages the
Nh When When the p'sn anu On ooey 70. term Of i'
otm 40 per cent in'sresL D. W hNo" ~, Agent
Dr. WV. 8 MosRIs, Medical Examiner at Ly nc aGurs
Persons In Lynch6nrg desiring insurance thc lives
obtain Information and papers by calling Al the "fe OF the
tIgnlan, sept iois
lNlRE, LGF q AND n nINEI NsJRANCE-
II LrsthRuRa Hoax FiRk iSsuxasc, toMr ,N,. This
Company again., damage by Fire on
cling Houses store. Tobacco Factories aud other tuld
ngs OF FURNITURE sooda waes and echau iUc generally in
Aso makes iniuranee persons enjoying
good health aud Of sound or'bs hole ""r"no
Cses employed ordasry occupations viii be
The Uonpasy viii also take any OF
the S'A''' or s ssu1s1 a pSr , !. .ss,S r"'
JOHN RoBlN AcDANIEL4 Pre.idNn
s ahoksE c2 THURMAN y Sss. r n".st.
JoHn OrxY TAYLOR sAxr.LH McKI>sr,,
DEXTER UTEY. SAMUEL GARLAND,
WI H. s1sAIrox. MAua,r, : Lt>ouo,
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, treasurer.
sCREED + WILLS secr'y.
DR. DR. W. y o DIV :.. OWES. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The E1amnaiiou subjects for Insurance III be
nsdo a. tee Once ct the Company each
nous o. aAdA O'Clock r NJ feb 7u
-==----=-----=---=---=--
NLECK 0RNAMkNTn.-Wccuii the n,,ru,ion
- " the Ladies To something aulnl la m Neck
n. ls.u slLvERTHoIN L Cliff
Rep eoRy.
CARD.-We wish Il eaii the attention ~, ,hr
N whole public 70 ihs fact that have
nuutin
both light and heavy, re offered in
thh marte ranging In price, all the along from twenty
70 sky I'VE dollars These Watches from the the
greatest warrant to DO satisfactory umekeeiers And
Knowing them w,l regard price aud an ity
thak the cauno, SUIT himself la gu,
stock Silver hansng Lever Watches despair finding
sssp. :: sSs S'es rS loo. :. them
noton lna &n: ILvERTHORN Gift.
G.GAR CE19O C.kNyAssED nAM..-A
- snAletsupsror for family Call and try them 70
.pit.. 'So"I'N & ALEXANDER
Ma AM SACK Li9UOKiCE,
- Topqaa Beans,
Rnss n T. Run, On eonsienment for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Co,
~ a. Richmosd. Va
0A1RDANKWs SCALE WARE.
fousE.-A. ,. RuckER. LrscHnUns F
vA.sssnte the ,ssAs any Scale manuf.e-
srsasy rs,sh..ks y fAsssry p'iee'-sran' lksNzk
vsys;;sss. sAarsssaAAsl.
TsAoVe.lCH -ve haye q. :. s.sA 's's
a1isGs0 tE99 z. 80 - LEE JOHNSON CO
QSYENXElpOn6 90 haitian HOOPS
ssSS J l. srIaLER 4 oo'ss
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~
M'srs pore 10 .--t'euilcncn tur abuut
years n"d uhdri night about
lainini, Ut }
iasi, thcn Oo' quite pahiu "a,
ii wal advised W pny s!t.n al diners
Out tlnAihs /" Mas tAne"f ibout at
N"""Dc II Hf Oil, and Applied s"lg
q w,i. ,i / 4, rU my .u
bots LADY. vii" had similar
about ten cars saw her lhc "tnri da, Il "
menoihs much ItuUk"d much ,d " IL
she ,'uiche" iusng y"nr Iui.t Ui and x. n.,
WISH II, wal her uaft
oi t"i' Il 5ou ihinN proper. satIn..on
gnr y"u, NJ IhanAs in >.
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Ihe sbofr> voluntary certificate ,u,i,svr We
hA'u uAhy such. Lei those hhu suffer
i'is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

Il tNktf DEsCklpIHN ON MAS Ok DEASr
W AkkASfkD TO tukt, AND 81 pAA0tR tiuM LAfusLHE
toLp. rrce ~ ,outs per boat -
h"fd a..Wa4"s 10 Ad u ID" e. as ~ tha CTAs Once Of H.
Darsc Lo4stJoy tss hasisrt Itar.do IOx,aia DUJA
CO, hsohnoaa, la 500,
READ rIE FOLLOWING:
Come 10 our read certificates
VI tares performed HE ri On ccfuiu truth
and ruspe ted .uany
~ rssr, doubt
nrdicna iUr Gnu ut pound
other Ahown ~ man iiy ~ w,ii be
1uRf Oh r.. al tn follow ing and come to oui
store aud We vail tell yon Of any D,rn
..itd
RIcHNoND, Nov II, 1854.
hsSs,s tlJos a nuttlo
Of yoaI Ia'i VA winch kindly
ani iAks ti.aanre IN saying that ivuil
brrn
spJn sst haveIa years by phy,cts wnhout
toAAt ''cuent also ITO trend
oI li"ntLs mad .uno. by eruption
the ski, and no adorned
49, had y
kaspe,tinily, L.. NJ. LEI IWICH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

Are Tor the sell n their
to Republic an cory. jy 263n
EHREHlI SPICES, FOR PlCKu1NG.-Ciove
Mace, Cinnamon, Celery SEED rumeric, Alispcc. White,
aud Long Pepper White G.nscr. Ae s.. tor by
jy2sts w a STR0ruER N CO
HOW To X Ep lP MES CREOIE-PAY
Il YOUR HILLS PROMPTLY WHEN DCE-WehoIe
friends W no Indebted up the LIST July will
forward with their med pre- npttndc and
SETTLE be prepared To do when called Ii Is very
important that they SIT 'ud We are now
M nufacturing all Winter stock, which We intend
shall extensive and to accDn'
pih which advanageously requir money All accounts
lost January settled BY August will have TO be
placed ohe hands for collection We ,rGst will not be
do this In but in Justice ourselves nn
less compiled h there other
iy 20.s BURROUGHS. SKAFER a. co.
lava COFFEE.-We have j"ss received u lot
- If prime Old Government Java C,dre for sale.
aug Its LEE JOHNSON CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

HAVING JUST RETURNED from the Nor.
hcrn cities and received large stock of Goods tho
public invited To call auction where they will
uni variety Of useful and desirable articles that be sold
for much less than customary prices have agency for
article OF silver Plated Ware which you fifty
cent by purchasing of and goods Of quail
ny We have, a.o. agency for Jewelsy which
nishvery cheap The adics invi ed ~
the stock perhaps may have tho All goods
Mill be sod very cheap for cash. BRYAN AkERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-21

N n PAUNTE lSN.-A large rIock 81 pare
4 White Lead, White Zinc Lmsced Oil spts Turpeutne,
For sale BY JOHN II. SEAY,
jy2on Druggist