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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

y BsgyGrs.-We notice large number OF
beggars in the streets for day or two past,
crippled mea, women and children. The uen
are ioG the most part strangers in the city, 3ut
the woncn and children are residents We
have heard il said that there is no smnll deFee
Of suffering in the city At this:time- We dcnot
know why this should be at this season ofthe
year, unless our benevolent citizens have cesed
TO dispense charity under the presumption nat
all necessity for it departed with the white
notwithstanding the apparent signs to theon-
'rary, we think we have no more than our sare
oi The poor, and that most of the subject by
~ho'a we are solicited are reduced to ant
from incidence or drunkenness, rather tina in.
ability and sickness.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

~ Sl3tcious Dog.-The other day dog
rot UP little mnss with three hogs, on the
track Of the usmpGeld railroad, east Of town
Ths dog had one OF the hogs by the ear, and
the two animals were pulling in opposite direc-
lions. WREN the train from Washington came
along. knocking the squeal forever from the lungs
o. two Of the porkers, and sent the other head
Ion. into the creek, whence he gathered himsdf
up ont of his submerged condition, and stru&
ont ior the land. The dog, with remarka5.
sagacity, seeing certain death ahead, droPPe'
down between the cross Ties, and laid thera
urrii the entire train passed over him, when Ii
got up aud >nultei around after his recent enc
mics. without seeming to realize the narrow
escape he had made, or the fact that he had ex-
hiJiteI 4 presence Of instinct which would have
failed human being.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

- CHq5y Biris.-Ihere is great rap in
this city now, for possessing canary birds. Eery
little lady loves to have little pet; so, asst
no*, the desire has taken the form of Garry
'aaoia--a longing after these little yellow Eth
cred singers that, from their long continnce
IN domestic state, have entirely forgottenaeir
native habits, As well as their native coa.ry,
'1s beautiful Canary Isles! Germany is ow
the great Canary bird raising country, md
taeg are imported hither in little--painl!y
saali-Ticber cages, in which they can belly
move.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02
COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARKET

WHOLESALE MARKET
BRooW=-Commou 81 q ~.
BCTTsR-Ia kegs Ia.
Decentralization $2JG3,25
CHsRsy-WesteTu Reserve Iuc;
CAsDLEs-TaUF nInuLI "a; Dip .S; star re sperm o.
CoFgEE-JIga Isc; rio I35z sI%.
PLoCE-SuPyrint 49,; E&tEG 6uOS6+2S.
WuSAT-I,I5 20 -
RYz-9O.
CoRS-iS TO 50.
BAKLET-6G
O&Ts-52z55
FEATgERs-4ng f5c. scarce.
FISUha d Sls; HcrrIuGs Sc; MackerG No. EI2 1871
FCES-lacCoou 3UGSIlzc.
GISs4 St-S5aEGr
aAr-clovsr . ton $500; Timothy 5000
HoPS-IeS, dull.
LTaE-LCC!syiII- 5CG2,GO.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans 70; Sugar House 4se.
GOLDEN STkCP-6u.
NAyAL sToRss- :Turpsus!ns Toi tar $780,.
RAGS-HG3iZ, dull.
EICK-5a554.
SszDs-FlaXseed les; Clover 81
SoAP-Castle per 10 1915; common 56G.
SCGARS-N-V Orleans I5sgES Ind s>GStE in Dbl.
SSUFF-ScotclI 26; Rapp=e - 226.
TnA-Gunpowdrr +HTU; Imperial 40GG5 Tyson g zoe;
ouchng IS Csc; OolOEg 355s75c.
ToBAcGO-6twsts l2 i've roll 2ilg.S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

Gg-- The PrOspsct.-Recent observations in
vqious section below this city, Iarrant US in
safing that the wheat never looked better, and
uqcr presented finer prospect for an abundant
!i4d. The grass, too, is growing finely, and
h, stock raisers down the river are confident
tofa plentiful season of everything the rich lands
slrs capable of producing. We visited large
number of new orchards, just beginning to bear,
irdn which the river shore people anticipate
Splendid yield of fruit, the frosts having done
itle or no damage.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

/ 81 Doiaga or tao city CiuacH-The mem
bers of the City Council met Lass night, for the
consideration of the usual annual licenses, the
nd permits expiring to-day The proceedings
Of the last meeting we're read. CHere an awful
silence of five minutes durntiou ensued, COM
ing like poultice to heal the wounds of the pre-
lions rattle, we SUPPOSED
The petition of c. Mobis for license t. keep
! coffee house, was read and granted Ditto
0chenbaugh, ditto Jacob Vogeman, Jacob
Straub, Frederick Maggie, Frank Unruh, John
iibson, Christopher Shoemaker and Jacob
Lahor.
Anthony Cramer asked to keep first class
coffee house, granted. Ditto, Louis Keller, VIM.
Nost and Henry MichalS. Leopold Schell said
he was lame and had 4 sick wife He wanted
license at reduced rate; rejected. Freder'ka
Vener was in a similar fix, aud peutloned for
f:ense at reduced rate; rejected. The petit
ton of George Day was granted. Ditto Hen
N Kurtz; ditto, L. Major, Herman Renner, S.
IutZ, s. Welty, j. Callenbergcr, John Nogie,
louis Frauzheim, WIN. Weisgarber, Christian
Hoop, John Ochenkuhn, Jas. Haley, Augustus
lolE Geo. E. WIckham, for auctioneerS Ii
0znse, granted.
Various merchants pctitioned the Council TO
pass law prohibiting the sale Of groceries, for
eisn fruits, &C., in the streets. Referred.
AIr. Jacob submitted clause, to be added to
tie bonds of second class coffee house keepers,
p bhibitng them from selling wines or splritu-
ok liquors. Adopted.
Mr. Forbs moved that the. City Sergeant be
Instructed to ascertain whether the keeper Of
the saloon at the north end of the litJie suspen.
ii in bridge has license, and if not, 10 prosecute
Inn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Beauty Jor 4sdes What is more an
noying to a lady or gentleman than to have face
covered with 5lOtches, or pimples. There are
many thus affected, and particularly at thi sea-
son Of the year.
All such disagreeable eruptons may be re-
moved by using Brsntli"gsr's fZutL ErtrGe Of
Srrsrptrjl5a. 1t is better than any cosmetic,
externally applied, because it pnrites the BEoadp
and gives the flesh clear, healthy appearance.
T. H. LOGAN Co, General gents.
Sold also By LIST, LOGAN / Co, Bridge corner.
and by the Druggists generally.
SEE advertisement OF Dr. Sanford's Liver In
1i.orator IN another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

NEW TonE. April 3o.-TLe Northern Light
has Arrived FROM Aspinwall bringing dates to
the 2lst inst She encountered STRONG norther-
~ gales during the entire passage. she brings
nearly 700 passengers.
\ serious riot occurred at Panama ON the
evening of palm Sunday The military were
called out, and remained under arms all night.
Commodore Long, of the American drrt, sent
ashore, at the request Of the American Consul,
500 ulen TO protect the American residents, but
their services were fortunately not needed.
The t. S. rigate Yandaia, arrived at Panama
on the l7th inst
The Roanoke was to sail from, AspinwaIl on
the 2Ist inst, for San Jose
The Steamship Washington. hence fer San
Franci>co. had not reached Valparaiso 1T the
latest date, April lst, and fears entertained
for her safety.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

g i Bad Boy.-William Griffith, bloody
yong bruiser, who has spent goodiy portion
ofhis latter days in Jail, for various offences,
Ia4 night undertook to keep his hand inn by
batting an inotfen>ive little BOY named Thomas
whilst the latter was aged in the lawful oc-
cupation Of wheeling dirt. Griffith WIS sent
10 Jail by Aid. Wright for thirty days.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

BnANrroRn. April 3o-Two negroes, Moore
and Over, who have been on trial FIR rob
hing the mail AMI numbering the carrier rear
this city, about ten dIyS age, were found guilty
to-day, and sentenced to be hung OF the 9Th Of
June AGcr the sentence was passed upon them
they made 4 full confession Of their guilt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

- Pl"gs.-The Guards Fireom-
Pa"y were ont yesterday afternoon tryingthe
Plugs in Centre Wheeling. 1t has now be so
long since we have had fire that the meoers
oi the various companies would doubtless rack
t'e destructive clement with relish. ItDuld
revive the old enthusiasm, and operate as Uind
OF cement in binding the tiremen togethe. re
t'eTed organization and efficiency. Ofcoun we
60 not wish to be understood as counsellt in
ce"tiaIism, but We think slight CONTRACTION
j'St now would do power OF good.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

s=y- Killing on the SiieseaLh.-Streets were
made chiefly for the use of horses and vehicles,
whilst sidewalks were built exclusively for the
use OF pedestrians, Dr.. Bingel didn't know
this yesterday, or didn't recognize the custom,
aud thought proper to ride his grey horse over
the pavement lie was fined 81 and costs by
ALI WRIGHT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

New YORK, April 30.-The steamer City of
Manchester sailed ut noon TO day for Cork and
Liverpool. HE steamer Fulton also sailed for
Southampton and Uavre, taking rut 300 pas
scugcrs and nearly 500, 1000 in specie.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

~ There WAS quite Il movement of fight
On the landing Saturday morning \ rcat
Number OF boxes, barrels, packages, anPeo-
pc found their way on beard the packs in
inc morning, and an unwonted activity prail-
e', Now, at the height of the apring buness
''s packets 60 out with good trips, and mage
10 make little money. The river was ling
quite rapidly, and the approximations of Gtin-
'+i nigh water and consequent damage, t By
>.la'n9oat men and occupants Of low Las, are
disPeAsl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

Cl<cINNArI, April 3u.-Eiver rose - iaches
in the last > Z hobrs. Weather clear.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

- 70 Idrerti.ers-The daily issues of
s.,.r to both city and country far exceed
~, IF # ans other paper Published in Wheeling
LEV wa.,err Virginia. If any of our competi-
,,r. feel disposed to contest the truth OF this
'''s ton we will be glad to afford them an
,-,,,,ity Of testing :he matter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02
New Stock.
The II. z. Paper Warehous'
ON THE DELARUE PLAN.

u ULE AND FINISH ORR ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE
II PIrrs In r u7.u l--le-r- stock from the 1T
Mis- 70 tEe country. by entire rev s@-s' !-s W.
.nte. ma sl-ary, cls.g=Iy own E Heed Pap.
frgr, una-- heads % t= sheet Patent -'7
auE common bsl Cap -4 Blank 4!-oS F7Fs' ,th.e ~
g.aIf. t.. .-..ns .5l.lrp o., small .t-sAfte !
price IRON Tisi- sA-- HraEe pEgsA-l - .--' % -.
for Dealer S-A0rIgrs- goods IL tt=F GA N'Iia
stautp.. lIevca islrn!shrdl without vaS etT-=- W - "a
chang. stock @: rlie. Iagrrs %if rEs'
Pa Papers. % their .'v-u-7---
CARSON IiAED. Fia&s-si~ Pags- Ps.i-sr-' No. -
I-=a.sEau street :-ev NO-S- --t'---
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BY THE UNION LINE.
TO Tue DAILY INTELEIGs NCEEs

oggIoE. ooRNER wArER AND MoNRoE sTgEEIs.
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RETAIL. NIAI{kIIT.

Extra Family Flour per Lbl.-.--.. soto 5OO
Snpertue T" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GUU
Bacon Hams Sugar cured psr .........-.
- (conTaguJ ............... lie
" Shoulders .......-....... DC
Z" AIiIdiiLEs ............. DC
Butter CrclD ............... Is
Cheese ............... 10 to l2c
Potatoes (IriSh) per bushcl
Apples tper pecG). Observation-Disclosures.
Java Coffee ..................... ..........
Rio Coffee per Observation-Disclosures.
Sugar (Or-Es) $50. SO IHc
Rice per .:
TaoI Candles
Sperm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SC
star Observation-Disclosures. %
Herring per lie
Golden syrup per gan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70:
Orleans f. to Doc
Eggs per dozeu........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Geese Feathers. 20 +5c
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

The Navajoes also lost loUr thousand sheep,
mi the Zumi Indians a-SSiStcd the Apaches.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

ST. Lotus, April 3O.-The river Is stationary
at this point, and all the upper streams are re-
ported FILLING, Weather clear and warm.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-02

RECEIVED BY EXPIRE IS,
4 FINE ASSORTMENT OF the BONNER HAT fer sum
Can and scotch Cap : AVERY
apfa I4G Main Street, Wheeling, Va.
II RT-SEES-JnSt received another lot o Scrub
d brushes also, Sweeping, Busting and Window Brushes
At d. SICOLL BROS,
,D12 Sign OF the Ch!is' Gig.
y FARMLAND LIME-A load OF fresh snow white
Lime lust received and for sale at reduced pr c.
--bsI :. A. METCALF, 30 Main st.
I=,LOYFS, GLoYEsl GLOVES White and corored Kid,
ST Dogskin Beaver, Custoaunade six N-apotan Lis!e
thread Linen Isle Berlin Extra aud Cotton Gloves OF
every description. Also supero- lot OF Buck Tioves
s"-IS [oS '' ~ WHEELER K LAKIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31
WscRLLAHROUs.
ss.-.zsg eev-ino AFachines.

ExzZZx 69Hukk AAk.ASsztAAs - -.
~ Hat snSz= alszTs Ne nc sgns.zz.se 80 |. 80
nsa sadrsa - This ~, there 10 iesss snvnz aseae
ksare - pafs eenpaFnbls 10 singers nszleg Asess
Ansr es6.a9 he highest rcpaistiop e ~ unleo 2
ny wese sxkllzse~i ~ NE hate ~Exposta1A Unses
Ffsaes< sbsre tbsy carried % The hllhs ss1,n9f mo
seaf naaufBcgsfy u make tbem has e<rB e&1i N fafs
In every bsanri of luihry In wbeh ewing 70 oes'ss
machines he used With Immense pfon sue sPss
the Railway Hia l. t travelling foof - Esmg un
singers AseInrr esre with snA 80. 80 ,A, n
sisosker dre-nakrr carriage trimmer, saaaef mattel -
A., .uid be wiih,ui The hr prSnl - mig oI
ilrse mhsnc- regularly employed h oac fhoasand DcAs
pear In 81 private hiaiiiss wer" Tier. = nueh ssss
ie done invaluable ns.isiatre
and oe keepers hd thc partiennr, esn mi p
THESE machncs simple in ti.n construction s'
very strong and durable, eng the only kind sssnx &
chine ever ps.e b, which every s"fk ce az nne
could be ,crfy executed. Thousands at is"r ana WORTH
sewing Machines niase and si hndef fhous
nanes Singers Machines alone have been foaia ever!
where o satisfy The wants Of the people 80
Plain printed instructions for usg, are sent win saen MN
chine from any ready acquire the ART o' na
zng them. The mnei,ues packed securriy TO 60 " s
par world 10 persons desiring more particular m
nais WILL application by letter Al either OF our o
ees forward u copy OF NJ singer Cos Gazette paper
1919 l. NJ SINGER Co.
Principal Office No. ssS broadway New lorA.
BmAxo8 OyYIoEs-So II Hanover 81, Boston, No. W map
ST. New Haven, Ct Glo,ervie N Y; No T4 broad FL,
Newark N. D.; No 14z Chestnut ST. Philadelphia NO. o' ha
tore st. Bailimore: No. ~ Westminster ST. Providence T.
l.; No. East 9Th 81, Cincinnati; No. 90 North AN sI' 81
Louis No. ~ st. Charles ST., New orleanA No. ~ DaaPhn ~,
Mobile ldec "a -d& ctsI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31
Medical College Of virginia,
AT RICHMOND.

SESSION OF 1S5O-'6O.
TItlE Annual Course of Lectures will the
hrst MONDAY In OCTOBER, and continue until the LIST Of
MARCH
The ad, nntagcs offered 10y Richmond location for Mel
heal College have been fully confirmed by experience of
twenty The supply OF Material for Dissection Is most
abundant, aud the student almost nominal
Clinical Instruction given In the inlrmity attached 10 the
College which Marine Hospital for the port III Rich
mond gent variety Of Medical and surgical
nui, created it's aud of e
grac performed In the Of the class Clinical
Lectures ever. Wednesday aud saturday throughout the
students also permitted 10 witness the practice ut the
Richmond Aims House, which under the medical charge of
of his Professors
The ar,ea Prize Of s0o the best Essay presented by
member the graduate class will be awarded nj the
III commencement
FACULTY.:
Gu. BfILE GIHsoS, NJ, ID, Professor Of Surgery, &c.
Dawn H. fuckEm d. Professor of lheor, and Practice of
Medicine
BrvKniN H. whiLroRn NJ Professor of Mascra Medical and
Therapeutics.
4. T. rf,I,oi,,s NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy.
IEy = JONAS, VI. D. Professor Of Institutes Of Medicine.
JAMES H. tuSwAy NJ d. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
of Women and Chicrcn.
JAMES Il. MrtAw, NJ ID. Professor Of Chemistry.
M,RoS HowARD, NJ. ID, Deniousiraipr NJ Anatomy.
FEES:
7" Demunsiruor OF Anatomy 1890
10
10
For further information arl! 10
l.. S.JoYNES, NJ. d.
July 6c2awsw&deodiw. Dean of the Faculty
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PNGIIX FOUNDRY 4 ENGINE W0RkS

LfStHBtlci VA
~ ne canal 15ore Tie bridge Of the Ia a Tam n n
nuns ESTABLISHMENT has been enlarged To meet the
increasing demand for work la It's various branches and
now prepared To furnish.
Portable aud Stationary STEAM ENGINES Of any required
iN
Mill tiearing, Shaf>lng Hangers
loniains Celebrated Centre Discharge WATER WUEEIs
TODacco Factory Fixtures '
Iron aud Brass Castings and Wrought work every
description '''''
All work done this establishment wnrranea oo,., &c. a.,
done at an establishment In The stale ' " ~
Acts n n,pyrv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31
SMITH d ADAMS.

lstccEssoRs YOUNGER X SNlru.l
HAVE now ON hand, general assortment of uEOt Err rs,
u Il consisting In part Of
Loaf Crushed Pnverised, Granua,cd, Coffee and New
leans Sugar:
Prime old Java Coffee Laguira aud Rio dbl
Sugar House and Cuba Moasscs
Clipped licrriugs No. new; No, Mackercl In Kits
Sperm, Adamantinc and Taow Candles
Iron and Steel; old Dominion Nails; Horse Shoes;
Tanners Oh; sweet Doll;
Rice salt, &c;
New England Rum for Manufactures:
nrandies, Wines and Liquors Of every description
Together with good assortment Of STAPLE DRY GOuns
suitable for the to which they beg 10 call the
OF the customers Of the old firm Of Younger smith, aud the
trace generally.
Personal attention given To The sale Of Produce.
april IN dta
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Look 10 Your Coal and Wood Bills.

WE have received another supply Of the celebrated sc
w aud Merit COOK STOVES, for wood and coal, winch
were universally the late Agricultural Meelan
ica Fair In this place by the great swing Of fuel the iheh
casting their superior finish and perfect operation III
the various departments u cooking they are nckn""eed
known We have fitted 10 some copper
Reservoir boiler, which great convenience III
furnishing hut all tines without addition fuel be-
Ing heated by the smoke and without interfering win Inc
nov ,.dls C. :. BLISS K co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

ITO FOR TIE FAlRl In the univ crsal and thousands
participating 10 the festivities which such Interesting
occnsons affords For the present week. the ,rongng multi
iue invited 10 CITY Of Ill., To enjoy its hospitality anu
participate in the Interesting which are the offspring o
such occnsions
thousands Invited and welcomed may he ionhd ne
Virginia Bank Main Street, lynclburg Va, where hunirrs
m u the nobcst works OF creation are On eAoo
a and should desire fac simie Of themselves
shall e furnished short notice. and ut prices that cniho
fall please.
Hue Of Gases and Frames of every style ana
grade, constantly hand Also, Lockes Brcast fl Finger
Rings, Watch Seals Charms NC.
Pictures taken every Of the art, Mt nl hours OF Inc
day and In nil kinds ofw weather. ID. II. BLISS,
Iy-dts. Practical Photographer.
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II Ell A

f2NiE undersigned having store formerly
rn,"h 10y e. T. litrhei Esl., door Irby Saun-
ers u leave 10 Inform his friends that he is still engaged in
uir """NNt"" ant fDfc0Fding Basne~s and keeps
sn on had well selected stock of AND
GRO EG, which he will sell at prices that will fail please
HIS Facilities for doing COMMISSION SToRE.GH Bsi\ rs
are unsurpassed hnvig house the Basin, with
enclosed lot where cpsEnenis of Lumber and Pig Iron Will
be- entirely "
lie Is stu Agent for lhngsons celebrated Flows and PIow
,">ngs ana VIII always Keep full assortment Also, Guano
Cement and Ground Plaster. '
feb i-dis WN r ANDEpsoN
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Robinsou,s ManIpuIated Cuano,

ruvHIs FERTiizER composed NJ one.han 'k.r PsnrvAs
tAso one.ha hne ground Bone and The bcs PHosrAfo
Cease, IN condition for Immediate being prepared with
and improved machinery BY which means The mort mil
combination eTeccd reducing all 3" UNIFORM hno
powder and for application by drill olhefwsc Is In the
perfect order And have hcsltaon In saying Tint
all esepe equal any fertilizer offered To the fan
Ing community Tho quality VIII b. KEEP, perfectly uniform In
all cases. and Bdrraated 70 contain cent " Ammona,
asd ~ 10 90 per cent V Bone Phnspdfe " lime
Our Guano put up In strung bags weighing about 100 bs
each
FRANCIS RoBiNsoN gives bis personal attention to pre-
pairing this article and purchasers can rely on Roci"r
Manipulated Gadmo bsing every particular represented
An orders will receive Immediate attention.
y. ROBINSON II co,
No. 4, Iiolingsworth street, up stairs,
baltimore, Md.
ROBINS Ny MANIPULATED 0UANO Is ir sale iu lots
70 suit BY the following Agents:
Jonathan Tyson Frederick, Nd
&c kcveiL Alexandria, Va.
J, u. bradley, Fredericksburg, Va.
Gnrrlson n Maigne, NorN6ik, VA
II. skink1 n Co., RIeln.,nd Nn.
rhoa Branch sona Petersburg, Va.
TIC. a H. Il. Worth, Wilmington Nc
X. q. Lindsay, High Point, n G.
July 23-i2ms
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uRs,y AND STEEL WAREHOUSE,
No. III, SYCAMORE STREET,

16C6I DOU16, q.
DuLIAM l. DUNLOP have In store q well assorted stock
(J of IRON AND STEEL which they Offer Ia iols !" suit
pur chnsers, the lowest price,. .
English and Best Refined lron-ali sizes;
sse,es and Hammered Iron;
Wide Plough Iron; .,,
Nail Rod aud Horse Shoe Iron--best brands;
Band Hoop, Oval, and iialf-round Iron;
sheet Iron, bar and Pig; Tin and Lead; -,
In,i Blister German, Round Machine and spring Steel
PROMPT and personal attention paid ~ orders.
iuiy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

kNGsH CHEESE Ale and Cider New Potomac IIerrings
l. &c" No laekcre, ine Old irginia Apple and Peach
Vioire Old bourbon aud Mountain ye Whisky. very
o't H'ii h'e ja'or if sale by JONES Il CO.,
Jul! -l-,.s Ijchu,und, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

silver SPOONS, FORKS AND LADIEs-we have just
~ received very heavy stock Of the above hc will sell
10 10" as me sal'' qoai! Of silver he bought.
july l3dts r Williams A. SON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31
EXTENSIVE sleek Of spring and Summer

GvHE under.xned i nov Ia fre~i4 comp,e stock Of
IL SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, which was select
with great care sud long experience In the trade he
eoaadeni that In bespy. style and noievais charges his
Clothing excred In this city In
the etae lie respectfully nsies his frlsnd customers and
and The puddle In general W examine his stock bere purrns
Ing eisswesr he Will Try 10 pease and do Justice 10 all Do
sdcs oil grades and styles Of CiehIng, his stock o.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS h largcsuch ~ sbra Collars
Hamdk Ties Socks susenders ETC., nso Trunks
Carpet. nags, Umbrellas etc.
Country Merchants will hnd % their interest 10 examine Ills
beiorc going further East he ly prepared Tor a
solicit call nom oil persons at The old
stand fapni l4dial N. Gf9IENHEIMkR.