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THE COMING CELEBRATION.

Even at the eleventh hour, the citizens OF
North San Juan have determined to celebrate,
in becoming style, the approaching anniver-
sary of our national birth. At meeting
held last Sunday, it was resolved, that the
celebration should consist Of an grafton, ode.
music and other appropriate services, to
conclRde with free barbecue-all to come
Oft in the woods near town. A resolution
was passed inviting the citizens of neighbor-
ing towns to participate, and Committee
for the purpose of soliciting subscriptions
was appointed. 1t being known to the NEE
ting that the people ofSweetland and Birch
vile were arranging for Fourth of July
picnic and ball, the proceeds of the same to
go in aid of school at those places. the
community were heartily recommended to
attend the ball in the evening, as above. The
meeting then adjourned until Thursday eve
ming, to hear the report of the subscription
committee. On the evening appointed the
citizens assembled at Schardin's Saloon, were
called to order by Joseph Kutz, Chairman of
the first meeting, and heard the report of
the committee. About 81 900 was stated to
have been subscribed, and nearly eight hun
dred paid down. An executive committee to
take full charge of the celebration was then
chosen. 1t consists of r. Abbey, R. H. Far
quhar, S. S. Lewis, G.. Welton, Francis
Smith r d n T No
Keeby and A. Fraser. A vote of general in
vitation was again taken, and the large NEE
ting adjourned in the best humor until the
4th proximo.
The committee are prosecuting their pa
triotic labors with commendable energy, and
will certainly get up celebration no wise
inferior to, if it does not surpass, that of
1858. Of course it is not yet known who
will deliver the grafton, but Nevada county
contains sufficient oratorical talent to war
rant the belief that the man, whoever he may
be, will not be unworthy of the OCCASION
We understand that there will be process
sion, and that the Nevada Rifles, with the
various societies in and around this place,
will be invited to participate. The San Juan
Brass Band will doubtless glorify the occa-
sion with their finest martial strains 1t is
also intimated that choir of ladies and
gentlemen will sing some of our national
airs.
Now that the celebration is really under
way, let all do their utmost to aid it. We
would suggest to the merchants on Main
street the idea of having banners, flags and
wreaths across the street and in front of
their houses. Such display would enhance
the general effect.
with full programme of exercises.
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THE NEW RoAD.-Webber's new road from
North San Juan to Robinson's Crossing, ria
Rays ranch, to which we have before allud-
ed, only lacks about one-fourth of mile of
completion. A new bridge is being built at
the Crossing to take the place of the old one,
which was built in 1853. The peach orchard
on the hill side at Robinson's is loaded with
fruit, and will yield about 500 bushels.
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KILLED EVERY DAY.
CALL
CLARK & CO.,
Oak Tree Market.
COnsfabIe,s Sale.
State Of California, County Of Neuadd Torn
ship of BridqepoYt.

State Of California, County Of Neuadd, 7o,rn-
ship Of Bridgeport
DY virtue of an execution to me delivered issued
E0fom the court of r. II. Farqubar, Esq, acting
Justice of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid
bearing date June 2lst D. 1852 to satisfy judgment
rendered by said Justice, the 18th day of June
1859, in favor Of Abbey, Fraser Co.. doing business
under the style and firm of the Middle Yuba Canal and
Water Co.. and against Tatna Bailey, Wm, 2. Bailey,
DR. Vim. Eichelroth, Chas. Lppencott, Palmer
and George Cooper, for the of S204 so CENTS debt
interest, damages and costs of suit have taken in
ecution and will sell to the highest bidder for cash. the
entire right, title Interest property possession, claim
or demand of the aboyenamed defendant of In and to
that certain lot of mining claims situate in junction
Bluff Mining District, known the claims of Bailey
Co., Immediately adjoining the Badger Company's Dig
gngs on the east aud extending thence west to the
Yuba bank, comprising about ten claims, less
On Tuesday, the 18th day of July. 1859, between
the hours of O'Clock A. N. and O'Clock NJ in front
OF the Office of Il. Ii. Farquhar j. F., in North San
Juan.
Taken as the property of T. Bailey. VIM. P. Bailey
v m. Echelroth, - Parlin, Chas. Lippineott and
George Cooper to satisfy the above demands and
ing costs.
June 21st, AID. 1859.
4otd WIN. S. EDWARDS, Deputy Constable
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Jsifgraphie.
TO THE HYDRA utIc PRESS.
LATEST NEWS.

LATEST NEWS.
SACRAMENTO, June 2lth-2 Pm.
Democratic Convention made the following nomna-
tions:
Fcr Governor, Milton S. Latham
For Lieut.. Governor, J. d. Downey of Los Angeles.
For Supreme Judge, ". W. Cope, of Amador.
For Congress, N. D., j. C. Bureh.
I" '' s. D., c. L. Scott.
Attorney General, I. H. Williams.
Clerk Supreme Court, C. L. Fairfax.
State Treasurer, T. Findley.
Controller, S. Brooks.
Surveyor General, Horace A. Higley.
SHp't. Public Instruction, A. j. Mouder.
Convention adjourned to s. P. NJ.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 9th I'm
Steamer Forward, from Victoria, arrived to-day. No
news of importance. Ten pounds of powder exploded
the Forward at Victoria. killing VIM. Gray, mari
ner. and wounding Lock, the mate.
Three thousand seven hundred and seven letters
sent to-day overland.
Sacramento, 24th4 4p.M.
DR.. J. E. Belham, of Shasta, while riding about
o'clock this morning the ofThrteenth and
streets, was thrown from buggy, sustaining se-
fracture of the left leg, just above the ankle lie
was removed to the Union Hotel.
There is great political excitement in town to-day.
San Francisco, June 24-3 PM
Yesterday afternoon Capt E. Pendleon called up
in the T. S. Circuit Court for sentence. He sem
fenced TO twelve months imprisonment in the county
Jail, and fined S175.
Shasta June %.
The news of the nomination of Latham caused great
rejoicing here. One hundred guns fired this
ming.
SACRAMENTO, June Oath AZ Pm.
number of friends and admirers of Mr.. Latham af
hearing of his nomination to the Office of Governor
yesterday by the Democratic State Convention, pro-
cured cannon and fired one hundred guns to signal
ize the event. The weather was very warm-thermo
meter stood at 102 o.
The affair between Coffroth and McKibbin was set
tied, McKibbin making apology for the blow given
Coffroth.
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LAST OF THE MoNTEzUMAs-It is cited as
noteworthy fact, that President Juarez, rec
ognized by the Government at Washington
as President of Mexico is apure Indian-not
drop of African or Spanish blood in his
veins. He is the first Indian ruler since
Montezuma, and is descended from line of
rulers anterior to the Aztecs.
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QuARrz.-On the head of Calkin's ravine,
about three miles this side of Nevada, Mr.
Parlier has struck quartz lode which pays
$50 to the ton. The lead crops out at the
foot of Lone Mountain, is very thick and ex-
tensive, and may be struck in other places
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The School Exhibition at Cherokee on
Wednesday night, attracted numerous au-
dience and went off very well. Not being
able to attend we cannot give particulars.
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A grand donkey race for purse of $25
ID to come off in Downieville on the Fourth
of July. Entrance fee SIS. Last one in wins.
Each man is to ride his opponents donkey.
That is real old Irish sport.
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Notice.

Particular notice is hereby given to all who NAV
wish political printing done, that such work will Pos
itfvely NOT be executed at the PRESS Office un-
less paid for IN ADVANCE.
AVERY & WATERS.
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Grasshoppers are scourging Carson Valley
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now live upon kilograms.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

DEATH OF VENERABLE CirIzEN.-Mr. Jehu
Williams, one nf "ur Oldest and most highly c>-
teemrd crizcns died nj lis residence in this city
on Thursday night last. Mr.. W. had been in ic'-
bic health f.r several months past, and his demise
was not unexpected Ia hls many friends. For
mu,v years, nc had ieen humble and de,nnt
member Of the Methodist Episcopal Church =
Tie funeral will take place this morning nj 10
O'clock
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IvsrALLArIoN--We are requisite to say that Rev
A. H. SLoAr having accepted call from Peak 3 Church
at Liberty to become their Pastor will be installed
on the first Sabbath in april.
Rev J. D. MITCHELL D D.. will preside propose the
constitutions questions preach the sermon and give,
the charge,,to the people. Rev G. W, LEyRuRs will
give the charge to the Pastor eect.--Bed Sent.
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p1rRTJc DIscIJssION.

A nrhlic discussion OF the issues Of the present
c,..,a,s will be held at DUDLEY HALL on SAT
uRDAY EVENING next commencing at O'Clock.
JOHN NJ. SPEED, Esq, will represent the Oppo-
stion, and S. GARLAND, Dr., the Democracy dat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

Hon JOHN NJ. BoTrs.-We are gratfe1 to
learn. by late letter from Richmond, that Mr..
Butts, ia response to numerous invitations. will
make visit to the Northwest section of the State,
in short time. We cannot yet state when he
my bc expected in Wheeling. but we hope at an
early day-IVhSeling Times.
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MARRTEn

On the Both of March, by Rev. A. IT, Sloat Dr..
JouN A. CoBBs, of Liberty, and Miss SUSAN JAMES
SrEproE. daughter Of Mr.. VIM. Dickinson, Jr., of
Bedford.
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NEW EOODsFOK SPRING. 1S19.-NATH.
~ GUGGENHEIMER has returned from tho Northern
cities and most beautiful STOCK of GOODS
he has had the pleasure IT offering the public
Considerable aud pains spent in the selection of
pretty DRESS GOODS for Iadie' lie surn they will
pare beauty quality price, &c with any mouse in Lynch
burg The Ladies w please call and mud Plain and Fancy
Silks $50 pattern, superior Black Gro de Rhine
Silks Black Bagsdere and Bocade Silks Barege Robes,
double Juprs Orgaio Robes double Jnes Jaconet Robes
l., Naep ia Plaids and stripes, Mantilas and
Shawls line Embrodercs Hop skirts plain ruff
fed and fruged Parasos with extra lot OF Cloths CASH.
mercs Vestngs tment of Staple Goods
B-Congtry Merchants visiting Lynchburg will please
give me a call. N @.
% s."nh 80, dc HIM ,pd Rri.tol News copy
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DIED.

On Sunday, the Goth ult.. at Mount Prospect
in Bedford county. VIRGINIA STEELE ALLEN, eldcs,
daughter of X. and F. R. Allen, in the Both yeal
of her age.
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above smc,e- raise, i, R.,.e,t NJ Cluse, ESP. Of
Ra.kbri,ige. II wasa genuine Durham, and a
splen,lid-loking animal. 1t was subsequently
slnug htere |. and is on sale at the market this
morning.
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RICHMOND "ExAuISER."-A rumor is current
that the Richmond EXAMINER. will be made Il
daily paper very snon under the editorial control
of WIN Old, Esq. the State Senator FROM the Pow
ha,an District.
We have no means of knowing whether the ru
NOR he true or not, but the assemblage of several
prominent friends of Mr.. Hunter in the city, for
several days, would seem to indicate that there
was something in the rumor.-Richmond Enquirer
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FREIGHT TR,DE.--Therc were received at the
depot of the Va. & Tenn. r. r., on yesterday,
II loael cars. consisting Of 2,040 bushels Wheat;
ABB bl,ls of Flour; 1900 lbs of Miscellaneous.
There were II loaded ears sent West same day.
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y HAMS have just opened this with stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. far exceeding in
variety and gance, that OF former also
claim the merit Of UNPARALLELED CHEAPNESS. hav
ing purchased the rgPr portion of fine DRESS GOODS
from the ac French sales prices from ~ t. 80 per cent
than the cost Of importation They consist In part OF
Rich Dress Silks Of the latest styles
Double Skirts. Composition Rol,e \ Leg;
The impression Paris in Silk Barcgs;
T Grenadines Fonards Organdes Jaconets Lawns
G.n hams. French Embroi,res, &c. &c;
Kid Gloves T.are Quilts, Hosiery and Corscts:
With ~ dfere' I kinds of Extension Skirts:
Grass, Corded and Manila skirts
Mafales Quilts Linen and Co Shcetines Table Linens
Napkins, Towris crush &C &r.
With sne ass r,ment Ut RICH MANTLEs
march 3ldts
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral Of the late JEuU WILLIAMS, will
take place from his residence on Church Street
this Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. The
friends of the family are invited to attend.
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Carr. WILLIAM y. FAIR, iormerly Of Lynch
burg. has been recently married in Shasta, Cali
rornia.
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rJE sciences Of Oh try hccn taxed
their utmost 10 produce this best most i"t tuTEtNe
i known nnuDcrablc rr"uf1 are sh'wn lha
PMS hay" virtues viii strpass IN 'H"elehce tn" or
binary and that they cvd"niedly
# all Tho, sao AID pleasant I" tike
but cru to Their penetrating rf"ro"' stimulate
nrgaus puriy the blood amt .App l'rasc Iity pugc
tie ou nunprs which breed and grow dislcli"t stimulate
suggi,h dis Iercd into their natural action aud i'm
healthy with strength t. e hole SNsr0 Not only
day every body In: also
pruIabe and dan dsrasrs that have aHi the est
tkl W.e thew produce powerful ch cts they
unfinished ses The and best phy sic
that can employed children Beng coated they
pleasant take: being aht are rrc ri
any risk of harm have made whc' be-
LEI tiny slbsIauar.d Il, n.n III sn exalted posi-
ton aud forbid the ii uutgun. M,ny
and ply srtns have lent their names TO
certify the public the reliability o renclir- w,e 9th
have the assurance OF Their con inon that my
Preparations contribute immensely 10 the ienri q" my atct
Cd suffering fellow men
The Agent below named pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions Ter 'rn aud CT r..
litcat,s o their cures, the fol wing nmlinis:
,ostiv.arts. Bilious Complaints rheumatism, propsy,
Heartburn leaa nc arising from ioa : mach Nas a, In
digration, Morbid Iuac0n OF Va" Bowels and Pam tsnp
,rrotroiu Fa;uruy Loss Appetite all Uic"rous al Gu
Kns Evil They an, by pmiying the blood and su-
MATING system, many complaints which 1t would not
supposed they could reach such ms Partial Bl'
Neuralgia aud Nervous rritahy arrangements ri the
and other kindred plants arising
on the body distractions "t il, iuncion.
put of by unprineipl"d dealers wth some oher
nothing else No other they give yo" compares with
this its intrinsic vaur curative powers The sick want
the aid there is for them and they should have H.
h'rrpn red by DR.. ,. q. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
PRICE q CTS. PER BOX. FIVE BONES FOR 81.
ASDSolD by
! IL SEAY. Lynrhburs; PURCELL. LADD co, Rich.
mond n T.. RlvEs. Petersburg; NJ A. SANTOS Norfolk;
:, feel
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Is GocGrN OR LETcHER Used Up?-In order to
show who is nearest Icing FUSED up" We subion
the following extract from private letter from Il
gentleman at Abingdon, where the candidates APP
pearcd few days since fletcher is physically
broken down. His friends VERY few fear tina, he
will mt be able to reach Lewisburg 10Th April J
lie appeared here to-day to speak, with his head
and neck bound up. Goggin, on the contrary
appears fresher every time he speaks and looks
US fierce "a IL meat nxe"-U Wheeling Times.
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an ExrE Y sIvu BusIyEsS

'IliI ~ N#tk ~ p,ntn hu
90 III" cN,Ht - 4 shine s,,... the
ftf II n WIIs'S' u,w IN
nacttt,rE rtnitu w n
d'wsnI DBL. 'N advance th. various
"t'"i hPtuee hpelhsI, mSnuIacrie = tthN. nearly
many npr Nnt.fir was IS a.. rnnin NJ acs
Hr'aIN ly Hafea, ,al t.. atllsc aud 60 st
niIun', loan any 9th . 81 ,he country
Sol" Arcrl Ia Ign. hbuG, NNi, l.. PAGE.
u
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LYnlHB EG CaIDs
CAMP. SMITH IL Co,
onocrs 4 4 1 Il, MkMM,GISER Raa.ouArr

U{IoH1t M VI VIHId H"HN,
LINCHRERG, VA,
EEPS consta 'iy hand large md varied assortment
81 at GROCER. IS AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, witch
liz offers Ia the trade reduced prices or Csh la TxchRnpa
r Produce II his purpose hereafter I" conduct his bu-
nry on CASH fR,NtritA and In order H. affect this
desirable object he Will sell Ats prices Will protect tho
''ief"si OF all WIN tssor him with call.
Grateful "r the share Of patronage received II the hands
=" his Alta he'd friends aud prnrr"us public of the last ak
zen years h" b"gs continuance 81 hc Kindness In hi
hu-inrSs
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Dr. r'i1arts ..
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,-tsxS The koanoa'. having bern thoron rh- 0&8a5S
IL ron'rrh a'l rcHttci, has resumed
her regular weekly trips tho ne leaving New York
cry wednesday attcrnorn and City Point every Saturday
morning @ O'Clock.
The JANE STowN' I"sves New York every Saturday
afternoon and CITY Point every Tuesday evening
ty" For freight passage having superior acconmoda
tion-. arply 10 LEE ROOKIE co,
fbl 9ts Ag's N Y w. Steamship Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

S.PRINS;, $500 ~COTT'S FASHsONs FOR
- SPRING. inst received, with explanations In Engi h.,
French and German. Yearly subscribers supplied with the
gratis published April ard October also, with
English, French and German explanations.
march 26-du WN L. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

uuAVE yom tried the FURNITURE POLISH,
all ady prepared, easily applied and giving old furns
ture n polish tqusl to new : It 10 sold al
april Ld,a y II THOMPSON COS.
uUOIS.GNa' sNsTITGTE.-Commc n msus
Id exercises will he held WEDNESDAY. the 9Th of
APRIL. A. H. SANDS Esq, Of Richmond. and MN. N Bun.
ESQ OF Bedford will deliver addresses the occasion
march 2e civ. c l. COOKE Superintendent
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NlO fsGGlks ior sale nj
A rroa.a.,c and wen Established

PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE
I UANt. t,r sble y NEW SPAPEH AND JOB riICE In
good and colby loc' "n--th, having LARGE
enact IATIDN AND 4 IIENT RATE ADNINTI> IHH
ANb JOB PAi ltoHAG my suitable per with a ana!
rolIt.i. has opportunity tor profitable I1Ycsurut
SCI, either all OF hair ct the establishment he busnta
pi,o in trurshug coud lion. tor frIlh"
n,finaion Office If III. gjaida Lynch
iul. Va A v AbIllIr
ial l7i3m Newspaper Advertising Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

uACRE COAg. OIL We have o hand "a large
lot Of PURE COAL OIL, which warrant to he Of the
hest quality color pure from smell burns clear
Ltipi and doe. not smoke. We have male such
ucnts with the i'll full ppy at all times
Our friends oicr with the assurance that they will
march = ls J. H. THOMPSON & co
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CPRING STOCK.-Wc now receiving Our
- >m,ing suppy of GRoCERiES LIQUORS. STAPLE
DRY GOODS &C. At oar Old stand Bridge Street where
will pl ased and the public gene
rally Imarr h Its KiNNIER 4 SANDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-02

uNEKIyrAN lsaANO.- 10 900 bRgs selected
Il Peruvian Guiana; 3Uc bags Ellie isant uuanoj 2 o. u
la. Snbr 60 Guano sale the lowest market rates. by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT CO.,
mare dts Richmond, Va
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NEW STYLES! NEW GOODSIi

HAVING last returned the Northern cities, where
III taken than Ordinary In the selection of
90 ID and corlec stock of BOOTS SHOES, HATS. CAPS
THINKS, UMBRELLA. CARPET BAGS. &C.. &c and
having gotten the them and for inspsc
lion | would respectfully solicit call from my friends
ami the public. l. l. ARMlSTEAD,
march 1ttds-Rep v. Next o the (abeli House
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, LSOKSN FL sampbrii r"nn!y, and y" m
10 81 .ht al Lynclbufg very lssrat" FARM e1n oW3&
tniup. 1881 Acres 10 In Wood fine Orchards -.
and Tho good aud extensive Apply to a.
b. a., through l., nchburg Post Office
marc Il Ilmii.
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march Is d2wif

NOR RENT.-We sAer rent thu property
T. KIN as the AMERICAN HOTEL. on tho lower end OF
Main Street Possession given immediately For terms
pyto j. II. SAML TlREE,
fph
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SPRING GOD


lNTH EEECTIOSS.-Iu pursuance of u
~ oluton Of the City Council hereby notice othe
legal voters Of the City If ynchburg, that tho animal lee
ton fer he City Oic RS will he held the first TUESDAY
in APRIL next. at Friends Warehouse in Lyme Ward and
Plant RS Warehouse, IN Henry rd, for members Of the
City Council members Of the ieur Of Hastings. Mayor
geant, High Constable, Master oil Police Commissioner aud
Assessor OF the Revenue Surveyor of the Guy and Clerk OF
the liustibgs Court.
also give that poll i'll be taken the same,ine
above mentioned to take the of the
the City upon the propey Of extending aud charging the
City Water Works proposed by the Watering Committee
further give notice, that Saruei u Mckinney William r.
r laierro John A. Tanner Faycc F. Adams and Robert
tween. Of Lynch Ward and William L. Saunders. Samuel w
Shelton Joseph H. Phelps. VIM. T. Anderson and A Aexan
der of Henry Ward appointed Commissioner To upeIn
tend and T. Jenningso Of Lynch Wari. and j. Cnni Of
Henry Ward appointed officers conduct said election
JAS. q. WILLIAMS.
march is d2wf Clerk Of civ Council
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RARGAINA! BARlsAlNA!! BARGAINS!
TO w MAD AT THE CLOTHING STORE OF
SAMUEL HARTMAN. Agent


SAMUEL HARTMAN, Agent,
M" 81 nss,iy opposite. a. Ca.e..I sarisS. Bank
tho most conn Ic,e as,ortmrnlso READYMADE CLOTH.
ING offered In this market My stock incudes Fan
latest style; Black Cloth Frock Coats, double and susio
" ' s. ss. r.' G.".ns and %:.:-.sssis1
.ah very superior Msr.nos salts complete; aentlemens
as.sp"a Hat. caSs nao;,. shoes; CATER. Trunk: Tn
az. s"S USUALLY found In Srss: s.n GsS
other IN the city charge nothing for exhibiting my
:eve. lmarch 30 sAML HAkMAN. Agent.
I-@fsZ NEW FURNITURE ROOMS. a
"Q"i,k >"irs and snsnil rronts." u
&c We have in store md for s,ls Dsas ofIT1
30 Cans and Win, Chairs M every sy,s and nst
teri" ss !, g." PEI d., il s'sss Gh.s Wad.o' Cane
fu Dining Sal and Tea roy Tables Cribs Or .dls Wash
stand T'nnies Candle Stands &c all VI which Ne osr
W. ulend sell good bargains, AID all We ass .san.
Bridge s.reet below Main
ed to- both in the city and country latest the
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SPECIAL MOTTO TO THE PUBLIC.
| il. WINSTON &c Co..
MAIN STREET OPPOSITE THE NORvELL HOUSE,
LYNCHBUKG, VIRGINIA.
Use 'i 1iss III E.: ever Ss.:s
In addition to our Home Manufactured work. wedkED
keep constantly hand select assortment OF NORTHERN
FURNITURE specially sdapted n,skss, Al II which
we are dispose Sell the reasonable terra PsraCus
anything line would Do well rive ea
before purchasing determined nes ssss sadsdby
any house In the State 7a''Ff
We make no charge for Boxing or Drayng&
All kinds Of repairing done with prompssas q reaspush
rates. feb Sdts.