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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25
The Railroad Convention at Columbus.
CoLrMBus, Ohio, March "a, 1859.


The Raj roai Convention continued session to-day
Tho utmost harmony prevailed throughout, with entire
freedom from excitement contention. The time table
ccuuit.ec reported this evening They propose starting
passengers from New York at A. NJ and P. NJ by the
Camden snd Amboy aud New Jersey roads, and reach
Clncirna; at r. ~ and r. 81. and to leave Cincinnati
at A. NJ and IL 80 T. NJ aud make about the time
to New Ylrx.
The following resolutions offered BY the President
Of she Baltimore and Ohio road and also ado .tsd-
Whereas moderate speed
ceneb.e largely totte King aud
the ne. resas OF railway property and wheress the exra
rvic. whereas experiences
OF the OF the rsoad system In Europa has adopted
Resolved In order pausurse hs
pepg points Mt Ia ovd cberre dollar lees between
schedule ia Of rot less n ihry six hours between Uaciu,
nail and sw iok snd ioy hours between Chicago and New
The time seems TO be satisfactory to the various West
fGads eslcd, aud is said be arranged to
be better pied general public convenience by all
lines ttaa ever nerctoore.
Tue PepUsS yabia road provides for bold aud active
competition with Tie Neg iofk Central by rapid speed,
and the Ba ti~ore road While maintaining the moderate
speed PROVIDED for ia Ene above resolution will COM
pc ueate FOR IL by reducing the fare one dollar.
The -egl raics occupied bv! Little attention, but the
inoSihs resolution psssed:-
That committee cous'tng OF representatives from each
OF The esern roads appointed by the respective roads
tue raes on freight eastward oound that they be
routes tia. this committee meet naydn the 3st instant
ad thai sepresentav from each vi the four Atlantic
fles be invited "a be present.
Tue Convention is stl sitting, bu, will adjourn tonight
The Boston, Concord aud Montreal Railroad.
CoScoRD, N. H., March "a, 1859.
The Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad Company
have get their road thoroughly repaired whore the
freshet so baoiy washed out train passed it
last night all right.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

Cure Your Cough.-x5 Cents.
lis Third avenue. Fourteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

A Chest Of Good Tea for One Dollar.-Also,
ten pounds coffee for 81. at GHRGTIAEsoN's No. l
Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

spring Overcoats, In Great Variety, Cheap
for cash at WIN. II. SMITHS, las Fulton street
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TRUNKS, vALIsES, BAGS &C., WHOLESALE AND RD-
4 tall. W. B. STRONG, NO. Warren street, corner a
Broadway.

VILLAGE GAS wORKs-THE AUBIN GAS WORKS
erected during the last year BY city and sevsr
village companies In Of the United States Canada
Wherever used they please both
While the Hight Is brilliant and cheap the dividends ~
large They are the only works adapted 70 towns with popu
laon under l000 Towns having third Of popla-
ton have the Aubn works and the pays ten per
cent hence Of the best gas eneneeru n the con
have recently become licensees under the Aub paten
are now making erect village works during h
year In ten different localities For information references
&c. apply To- the Aubn Gas Works Company, a State stress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

no CITY AND COUNTRY MERCH ANTS AND 0no-
cersThe best place to buy frat quality picked hertn
new msckerol codfsh salmon. hsddock smoked hertnl
SALT choice butter, fine mild cheese lard pork hams sh0uA
beef at lowest market and goods warranted AL
Lam 4 ROSE, Wholesale hsh and provision dealers -
Washington street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

WILL Be sEAPY x At !, 0CL9oK, .o.xr RI,
APRIL
CoNTENs:
wfecking on The Florida Keys illustrated by SIX engrAv
tnss -
The Christian Martyrs Madagascar Illustrated BY 6eea
fhe Red River Traa. CFit paper Illustrated by ten en-
The Costly Riss. New York Detsciva's Experience.
Porphyroge nitus By Bsyaro Taylor.
Head and Heart
Little Children
Los and Foupd.
The Song OF the Trinity Bella
sally Lewis and Her Lovcrs.
Cosmopolte Bill Of Fare
The PAurer's Home.
Bored TO Death.
Ny First Of April.
Ears.
Hall an Hour with Mr.. Hsme the spirrtuais
The ,vireinisns y w M Thsckcrsy. Illusrasona-aa
Chapter nv In which Harry lives fight another day Chap
ter Ky soldiers return. Chapter Xvi In which
counting Chapter xvii In which tragedy acted ard
Monthly Record of Current Events
Literary Notices.
Editors Table.
Edtor's Easy Chair
Our Foreign Bureau.
kdtOr'a Drawer.
Heads Of the People Illustrated BY hundred portraits
Fashions for April Illustrations Costune-Morn
ing Dress and Child's Costume-Fichu
TERMS.
One copy for %
Two
Three or more copies year tesch) ........2
Harpers Magazine aud hArpers Weekly together, oos
The pcs.ase upon Hsrpers Magazine must be paid a, tbs
Office where Is received The s thirty
yeI, aAHfha AND bRVIhsas, Puousaera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

1EROEES HAIR COLOR RESTORER WILL. CAUSE
q gray hair 10 assume rs original color
Jeremes Hair Color will hair 70 srovr
where 1t has fallen Off
Jerones air Color Rerorer Will all diseases Of Ae
head ps scald head, &C,
Jerames Hair Color beautiful hair dressing
Jeromes Hair Color hestorer harmless water,
may be used as freely.
Price 90 cents.
Sold in Rev York by BARNES PARKE l3 and Is Psrk
WELLS Co., lis Franklin UIOH l2 BoTerv
corner OF Grand street, and YES It's Fulton street. Brook
Ign; and druggists every whore.
T AprEs. SPRING HAS CONE, AND YOU CAN GET
~ handsome gamer boots at la 2Os; lades shoez
It's. pair with ioys msses' and chldrens boots
soes; all kinds; all prices At j. B. MILLER co.'s. Sc
Z; nal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

Spring, Is59.-I.eary & Co. Introduce the
rprng sye Of gereanens silk hats this day. hos. B. and
House. BrpadWay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

Only Try Reconsideration Shirts Of Leigh
TONS, al ol2 Broad way opposite the St NcholaslHo.eL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

our MUSICAL FRIEND:
NOW READY,
PRICE 10 CENTS,
Contains "The Wsnderer" song by Schubert The Amaa
Poxa, the most popular polka Of the day BY strauss
the Cradle song as sung by Jenny Lind ONCE Is Frank
fort street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

Davitl's Spring style OF Gentlemen's Hats
beautiful in tsy.e and hnis Salesroon 80 Broadway
Luane street
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- hHTFOLDb' LENvN
Ii WATCHES
subscriber having appointed agent for the ssIe a
the atovs celeb ated watches In this city he has
large assortment AID coartsny receiving hena Ia en-
tmeiy sty lee Of OF beautiful design woraa
ship.
THE BERRY REYNOLDS LEMON
WATCHES,
Liverpool viedged 10 be fully equal
time keepers 10 Se celebrated w. Tobas
pool the Cooper watches of London are sosa
81 much less prices thar either OF them.
Inc subscriber knowing wei the importance gentleme
Of having correct and reliable which always
be safely depended upon has every watch thoroughly tested
before Offering for These watches pertectY
constructed and accurately adjusted for the pocket tnat they
affected by change the Any out
yard motion sod By HIM he eys
full ana entne satisfaction. GEO. G. ALLEN,
Importer of watches nnd iewelry wholesale and retail iS
Broan door below Canal street formerly Of No. II
" ali street, 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25

shirts. Shirts, Collars, Collars, Wholesale
retail superior make a,i IT. s sizes and Styles al FUi
LERTON'S, SOL Broadway.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF L~Y NCHBuRG
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE TEOPL on
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW

AM AGENT FOR ALI THE PAPERS o., the LINE
! OF the Railroad from Lynchburg TO kuoNvti" n 81 thtui
having q large circulation among the people Of Soutt western
Virginia and Fast Tennessee.
ga5" ADVERTISE AND GET RiCl "tsla
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE PAII-kS;
NEW ERA Floyd Court House, Va.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE MEMS.
PRESBYTERlAN WITNESS,
BROW NI.0W'S KNOXVILLE tIcun.' Wli1tt
NINDICAToR. j"ntshr rough, Tenn.
DEMOCRAT. Grccncvi,o, Tennessee
RELIGIOUS INTELLiGENcEi; si"rfis'o"H, Tenn.
a aAzsrr STA" LoA''s'o",N"
HEMnSHAy' ,Atinsaon.va
ShSnnNSas u1e,y.y"
SALEM REGISTER. Salem. W.
TIE VISITOR. Msrion, Smyth" co Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT Independence .Hray s"nco. Va
r r~hMprEN Nina rncas,ic. Va.
SrAR AND HERALD Chr-tians''arr, V,
WyL!EMiLiE TEiEGRAlh' }wyhcyinc Va.
WNTHENIIIE TINES,
UNION DEMOCRAT, Union, MouT, .couufN, Va
ADVOCATE, Jenersonyll!e, Taas~eii county Va.
REGISTER. }nnrl,o ~,
THE SOUTH WEST" reari.burE, Giles county Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va.
Persons wishing to advertise in any OF the ahuYV ,alers. " ~
Aud il to THftR Is1fUtsl Ia call On me nj he "fiTo IT the
Iynehiurg Virginian. Up STAIRS, whcr" contract. vii! b."
made. aud advert. semcnts FoRW Akpt - WI Hut Y INLAY
fSyI will niso receive aud furw ard advertising ~ any PAPER
in The United States. a NAbi!Il.
scptiets Foreman ' ,t.tn. IN tnr"-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

SPROUTS ~FouNp.-lIenry Sprouts, whose nom
appearance at the Mayors Court was noticed in
Yesterdays paper, was overhanled by the watch
Monday night, aud with lis little delay ms posi-
Bile. conducted to the cage, where he was furnished
with lodgings for the remainder of the night.
Next morning the officers were sent in quest OF
the woman, who, it was alleged he had assaulted.
When found she was in such a ~stupe6ed condition,
from the effects of bad whiskey, that they were UNI
able to get any Ineligible answers from her
that he would leave the city at once, the Mayor
ordered the discharge of tho accused.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

SUDDEN DEAru.-Mr. Richard C. Wootton died vc-
ry suddenly at his re, idence in Mecklenhurg county,
W., o Ave miles beyond the Roanoke, on Friday
night last. He was in Clarksville in ordinary health
and attending TO business up to a late hour in the "f-
ternoon. Soon after his return home he dropped
dead. while seated at the fire in his chamber. II is
presumed he died Of ~apopiexy. He was about %
years ofage. He leaves a wife and one child.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

Ac.sg OF FAyArtcisM.-The Pruntytown Visitor
gives an aceouu, of n very silly trial which took place
in the Methodist Episcopal c, arch (North) at Knots
VILE, Taylor county Va on the l4th ut willis Rector
amemhpr of lie chu,ch had soila s!ar" to Mr.. Shields
of Prhnlv.owu who had been assisted in affecting Me
purchase by Caleb Shroyrr another clurri, member
Charges we're preferred against them for so doing and
the minister Rev. Thomas Trayuer appoiated Il com
mitt-e to Try them. The trial resulted in their benz
fonrd .gni,iy," and expelled from the church
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

oes u'S,srsss AT LosnoJ.sp p,sts.-rhe Wash
inston States has reliable Information. tia, 1t WAS
dcitt4nined nj n recent Cabinet meeting, rot to re-
call Ncssrs. Dallas aad- Mason from their respective
missions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

Suppks DEArH-Diek Sweeney, a favorite perfor-
mer of Joe Sweeney's Burlesque Opera Troupe died
suddenly in Warrington city, Thursday night, from
lemoi rhage Of the lungs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16
NOTICES.

BUSINESS MESs' PRAYER MEErfNc.-Thcrc are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association. at II o'clock.
The public are invited to attend.
nov h-lfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
of the Steamer America.

Arrival of the Steamer America.
HALIFAX, Feb. l5.-The Steamship America
arrived here to-day. The war rumors in Europe
continued, and warlike pre-, arations were progress
sing in France. The war feeling among the lower
classes had grown intense.
Tho Vienna correspondent of the London Times
says Austria will never consent to u settlement OF
the Italian question by the European Congress.
In Liverpool markets Flour was dull and stca-
dy, and prices nominal. Wheat one to two pence
lower, and dull, Southern Red Il shillings to q
shillings and four pence. Corn dull and former
quotations barely mnintinod, Mixed and Yellow
q to ~ shiilings; yellow S3 to 49, shillings.
Death of Col, Morgan, Superintendent of
the Ponitentiary.
Rmuuo>p. Feb. l5.-Col. Charles Morgan, SUI
periptcndant of the Virginia pcnitentiary, died
to-day.
Congress.
W,sulNaroN, Feb. lith.-SrSArE.-The bill
cqnaliains the pay of the Army officers was pass
ed.
The debate on the acquisition of Cuba was re-
snmed. Mr.. trittcnden made n speech favoring
the acquisition by treaty Negotiations, but regard
ed the present time rs highly unprupitiois. aud
believe the Presidents present plan must prove
unsuccessful.
II raE OF HrrRE>ENr,rNrs.--The Senate
amendment to the Indian Appropriation Bill was
discnsscl and partially disposed of.
Markets.
Nrw loRK, Feb. li.-tlour higher: State IS
80 to ) =; Southern 81 - to L ID. Wheat buoy
ant: Southern Red 81 ~ to Is White 81 g..
Corn ~buoyant: White 50 to - cents.
BNriNoRE. Feb. lj.-Flaur firm. Howard Street
aud Ohio s. 81. Wheat tira. White 81 Ia to |
10: Red 80 to | -. C,rn Unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

We invite attention to the advertisement Of
Miles Amber, Richmond, who is prepared to fur
nish any quantity of sash, blinds, doors, &c. at
the shortest notice, and upon the best terms. Mr..
Amber is a good man, and does good work.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

LITERARY The FIRST volume of the Life of James
Madison edi'ed hy Hon. VIM. c. Rivcs, Of Virginia,
Is ready for the press, aud is to he issued in tie
a,rinp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

FREIGHT TRApE.-There were received. at tho
depot of the Va. & Tenn. r. r., TN Yesterday, 4
loaded cars, consisting of 430 barrels of Flour.
1873 bushels of Wheat; 10000 lbs. Miscellaneou
IL loaded cars sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

MISUNDERSTANDING :he reappoint'nents Off
cially noticed in the Union. 10 that Of VIM. VI. Harri-
son, collector OF the port OF Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

Gait DecLiSrp Rev. Prof. Iloge Of lIampdcn
Sidney College, Virginia, who preached n few Sun
dn,s ago. at tho New York Acadrmy Of Music. has re-
reivcd and declined a call TO fill the post madv va
cant in the Collegiate pa'eh Ctarch, in that city, hy
the death of Rev. DR.. Knox.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

AccIpENr.-Rohcr Samuel was killed in Kin
George county, Va, on Thursday last, b, the upset
ting of his wagon. lie leaves a family Of tour chill
uren,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

Drowvpp-Tho.nas Welch. formerly an inspector
ON the Washington city Water-Works, and lately a
manager on the Coviugton and OHIO Railroad was
found drowned in Duniop's Greek, Allegheny county,
va, on the ii th inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

FUN NE MARIN VIM
COUls lIA, COLDS, MOA INELAU-
ENZA.
COUlsH GROUP ASTHMA, u.
CIPIENT
and for the relief of consumpiive patients In advanced stages
Of thsdiscaso. - -...
We need not speak to tho public Of Its virtues Tnronga'
ont every town, and almost every hamlet OF aosIc
0tates.i,s wonderful cures OF ulnonary complaints nsve maae
n already known. Nay, few arc the famii'es IN sny eiv'hsec
.ouutry on this continent without some personal experiences 9
is effects; and fewer yet the communities any wneie wn'en
h.ye moi among them some living trophy Of ia victory ove-
the subtle and dangerous dissases Of the throat and ians.-
While II IA tho most powerful aniidote yet Known 70 nsh Tor
tc formidable anI dangerous diseases Of he Pus.o.e5y or.
80 n ia also tho pleasantcst and safest remedy nAf can he
Employed for Infants aud young persons parents shosid have
NJ ~ storc against the insidtous enemy that stAAU upon them
nurrepared We have Abundant gounds 70 bsitevethe Carr
~ perioyoi saves more lives by tho eensumptacus 10 prevents
ian tbos, It cures. kee? IL by you. and cure ysur colds
.hiic they are durable, nor neglect them until no human skit
cen master The inexorable canker that, fsssened on the vitmis,
eats yonr lie away. Anknow the dreadful fatality of ling
dt.orders, and as they know too the virtues Of this remedy. we
need moi do more than to assure them ii l. sun made the bestit
can be Wespare no cost, no care, no toll to produce II the
most perfect possible, and thus AFFORD thOse who rally on Is the
best agent which our skill can furnish for their cure 7
~PREPARED ny DR.. J. G. AVER,
p ncticml and Aualyticn1C Chemist. Lowell, Aass-
AND SOLD BIT
J. II. SEAY,L ynchbsng; PURCELL LADD = CO., hacfk
mond N. y. RivEs, Petersburg, NJ. BANTOS korfok;
and all Druggists. ~ mm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16

PoxrIcAL Rs.piSas-rHis EyEvISs.-We would
axain remind our readers, hat Mr.. Coates, of Phil
adelphia, will deliver his poem. An Expedition
in Search of Woman's Sphere" ut Dudley Hall
this evening. Mr.. c. has spoken in most of the
Northern Cities. AZ we'll as in several places South.
and his efforts on all occasions have been highly
C mplimentcd by the press. We hope our citizens
will tonight extend n generous patronage, to n
talented and deserving young gentleman-let him
have a full house. See advertisement in another
column.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16
Dialogue ON Hoard steamcr st. Mich d as,

DlaAoGHt III ~ olCiItttI " u ilt,
oN mn ALABAMA RIVER.
COT R-r'I''d u let N" in'rodner t" y"u.M r W II ir.Hr,
p-N". I'd Ihrltrve | Il, M, want . Sewing u ael me
ton, vii f = obliged Ia Your ficni iio". ifhe VII . Jaw up
F-Crr,s1l, Sin ltwIi AFFORD me mn,l, plca,o,s to, raj
ify Your ,nresis, and have no DOUBT, shall -"il S' n Ma
pair Of Nrfre pant, il itt N MINUTES
Col h-ll'l'p -, You 40" I. what can ne d'n' ny th'
D-lt ia lnly wonderful HAD ns idea tn work - "ii he
done 50 rut@, and wuh suth east II Mr. h would n " 80
along win li. Machine, We could get along hn'ls
F-lhHi - unuo'rs-ns, Sir, ms can loain f'ut S'ait 'r rt
in u couple vi hours. nil that u. required +" operate The III ct M"
b-Iiew 50 Uno" my %nrighbors has a Madeline III 1t "",
si35, Md n'Hl't has s'ansirr-s. "r nnv one al his o"' I hn'
months.
F-lAa' l. oue " tho old complicated on's, Sr. T"I' ,u
WIN fnl nn h ldn'' simple. You have "n'S T." tl"re '"" 81
dinaty sr"olN I Cotton upon The rpindics IN IN msnn' I, az
this manner, and >o"r Machine is in working order
Dwell that certainly Ia simple enough, and of c'u' sc
having ~ hui" machinery, h"i II 'll" H. get "ni 81 orc "a
Jus 81" sie There II h'rhNn'" Tor them t. s't amt "
order Wan ut, i,"I sue confidence Ia them, that " . p" tr
,ant thrnu TO fpr for on, year, aud " III keep them IN order II
Col R-Na~, u, YOU sc whet profit ,hcre - in na.n = NJ
Ida hat, an he done II twenty minute. rs 'i'' Nni IN -
Your Sesmstt'4 can do el '""r work, aud "a,n thnn e ="
Ion rianta'in u-e. aud "o" iof my 'Hnily, far hn' work 'an 1T
G-Colonri' Won beios a Datgc Planter you cat an"d t.
buy one. ar even i've ,hutI "a a small one, and ho'pr y" Sc sm
stress. | make th" females - each family de th't ow" , eS
,"l R--Iost Try the 'trng,h Of this "oam VI SEQ IL "il
not rip, although you ut II IL" rY all 10 pieces '"w. do y"'
not find that Your won, Il 'ne by each family ~ you say, rti
all to y ee'a hriornit l. half wan out
n 7fsajep te sreaRh Of 6r Seam } YeS, ,hrt Ia a tact
Colonel, your last ar nn.nt hs decided me "il TAB" one
certain, and .oaru my house nait +" u"' II sh" certainly la
" Tic garlfr Cpy Dos6i. Thread fn,rAy %e,oinR AhrAip
is ir sal" at Il, MM> 81 kionnoHn, VA, At tho 10" pr'''
IL ATG%rS WAITED to sell those Machines. rh
mo,t lihcrall-,puni allowed For single Mae hiac 81 Agencies
jan Il dActs. Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16
CITY II o T E L.
yIRGUNUA.

VIIIS Hotel is situated at The upper end Of Main Street. For
i beauty Of situation rHa prospect. for purity Of mir and
cleanliness, Ills equaled by none in the city. Carriages will
he II ~attcndanre to convey passengers to and from the cars
and boats
The Stable is in good order, with a good 0stler aud conve
niont Ia iha Hotel. We are prepared to Accommodate all that
may call. With the best that can be procured
JOHN +. HAWKINS Proprietor.
i'm 20. llfn M tal fnh-
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Markets


NEW tcNtEHN.-Nc haze this dnv, "--o-
~ oiatcl ourselves together tor the pu pn 9 ot 4 pinE n trH
rdl tir1CfH amt Commission BEStgfss nndtr the STYLE Hd itut
OF LIN y MI RiElI, AMI ln," taken The hHus" LATELY
occupied 10y Now lin \ AcNirh r. Main 81. Iyuchtnrr, u, ~
Iy opposite the old stand q Mutr,ll 4 Stratton. We will keep
constantly on hand n gehotal assortment Of tihtERlES,
LIQUORS. STAPLE DIV t.bul,S, aud N firt, every artt-
Ell" usually kept in such an establishment, which "" "Ul SUI
cheap for cash, or t. pnnctuai customers on short tim" We
viii XIV ,ur personal attention 10 the Al" of RdcpH ard idrd,
ard all h,Hds 81 t0nHtrp IrodHre tur long experience IN hu
rhncs- will give III #nnny ad, tntsr,s, anl by prompt aud per
snral attention To- business, W. hope tp receive u literal share
at patronage from our old trioud> and The public generally,
assuring them that no Ell Tt sh,ll he spared 10 please Those
who III ~ favor Us witl the IL pAtr"n,go
BENJ II NowIIN,
Into II the fra, Il Nnal lin 4 Alexander.
mos T. MIRREII,
Int" of the firm vt Murrcll y Suatton.
IySCunuE6, January LIST lSr'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-16
CITY AND STATE F A

MAs,xtc FrSERAL.-The funeral Of the late
Watson Smith. m estimaLle young gentleman,
who died in this city on Monday last. took place
Yesterday. and MAS attended by tho Masonic Fra
tcrnity. Of which ancient order he was a most ac-
ceptable member. THE funeral services were held
n, the FIRST Presbyterian Church; The pastor. Rev.
Mr.. Ramsey. delivering n solemn and affecting
discourse on the occasion. The remains were in
TERED at the Presbyterian Cemetery.