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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves every SATURDAY, at o'clock P. NJ.
~ THE SPLENDID STEAMER Golden
Age W. McCombs master lin the place Of the
steamer Bella Donna) will commence her regn.
ping at o'clock p NJ, for DopaldsonvilIs Bayou aona
Sara Ponte Coupee, Morganzia, Tunca, Wamspert Red
River Landing, Fort Adams and all intermediate landings
Peurnng, will leave Bayou Sara every Wednesday the
val Of the from Woodvie For freight apply
board or to HOLMES 4 CIAUsS,
ly& 6m l6 Thoupitonlss street. N o.
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Alta K A P As.

Leaves every TUESDAY, at P. M, positively.
, r. FOR ATFATkAPAS.--Via PLAQUE
mne,rhs regular Atakapss packet CeressJ
freight every Monday ning for St. Martinsyile, New
Iberia Jeaueets Charenton Frunkn Centervie, Patter
sonve Beiwcks Bay all intermediate ports the route.
All business entrusted her will promptly attended
to- For further particulars apply Oh board.
". j. Labarhe takes this opportunity OF returning hs
hanks to the public and lis friends for their liberal patronage
YIRGINIUS G. DENTZEIL
m29 Advertising Agent.
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r.. raTE5z5zIzII1 GREAT SOUTHERN <Exs.
3ases - - AND EASTERN MAIL &NlGN4G
ROUTES.
TICKETS THROUGH BY FOUR RoUTEsl
FROM NEW ORLEANS TO NEW YORK!
By the GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE daily. Leav-
Moble thence daily for Montgomery by Cox, Branad Co.'s
York by Railroad TWO DAILY TRAINS all the route vim
Wilmington, Richmond Baltimore Philadelphia and
by the Bay of splendid from Portsmouth
Baltimore and by the
virginia and Tennessee n. II. Route,
Leaving New Orleans DAIGY by the above for At
anta; thence by Dalton, Knoxville, Lynchbug, Richmond
Baltimore and New York.
TINE THROUGH to New York by either route 81 DAYS,
Of both by first class and railroads. by
The Cheap Routes,
Through by
CHARLESTON OR SAVANNAH STEAMSHIPS
TO NEW YORK.
Leaving New Daily by the above Lines of Roats
Montgomery thence to Charleston Savannah bv Railroad
From New York by splendid
ships large built expressly for trade with
staeroom Leaving Charles
ton and Savannah
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Passengers leaving New Orleans SUNDAYS or MON
DAYS would arrive at Charleston Savannah for sArUR-
Leaving New Orleans THURSDAYS FRIDAYS
would arrive at Charleston Savannah for the WEDNE
DAYS
Rates through by Savannah routes,
(board on boats and slips incuded) only 500 rs
hB-BAGGAGE by the Savannah Route, will be checker
through from Montgomery to New York.
For Tickets through by either Route, and further nforma
| ton, apply to rr,s -. M ,,,..
| New Orleans, March 26, S59. ais
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LEGAL NOTICES.

e
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of =.
they why the s BY the
gated and the funds distributed in accordance
Il IS1 j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
Orleans sioEs sS re- ,ss s Jo Solder
T. dom onns s,. srssn,
J. q
pesente publication e. raisons pour esqgees e compte
point approuve homoogue les fonds entire
mains rapartis eonformement au dit compte.
a. e my4 j. L. KELLY, Depute Greffer
srcosp DIs1s,cI couHr} sUccsssIoS OF VIM; M, WHIT
FfS i Hereby 70 the Of
~ this Estate and to all other persons herein interested
s9T
approved and the fuds distributed in accordance there
w' E. order of the Court.
NS, J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk
o. so oSgh p
as st Rar
que peni concerner. davo dedue dix jours,
e 7 PAP
ne sera point Ct ct les fond
all Is so J. L. KELLY, Depnte Grefaer.
sroesp Ds5s1cn oOuRr suocEssIoN OF + Al ALEX RoBB
NOTICE rio H Is hereby given to the creditors of
Within from
ss g M an owe m
trbuted in accordance herewith.
- ''' oNN J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
esn e Ph
A WIS est par Ie present donne aux cream
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Tor GONORRHEA, GLEET, WEAKNESS, PAINS

FOR GONORRHEA, GLEET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
in the Back, and all Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SOLU.
TIoN-Ths drenowned preparation all affections
the generave organs whether chronic Phys
clans Of England Of France and Of America acknowledge If
efficacy. Thousands sufferers been relieved by it.
Purely vegetable in composition Is harmless is eff
cacou The system becomes invigoraed and the debated
body and depressed mind restored to energy
b. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United States,
nnyl1 v ApothecAry. 26 street, New Orleans.
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FOR OPELOusAs.

a Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at5P.M.
, FOR OPELOUSAS-THE STEAMER
l@4HH&lsSS w. Burton, g. E. Ioualier master, will
leave above, taking freight for Old River,
Smmspor and all landings the AckafAlaya ALSO taking
for Donaldonvie Paquemnes Baton Port
Hudson Bayou Sara Moganza and mouth Of Red River For
freight or passage apply on board, to
j. NJ. JOHNSTON 4 CO., No. 3 Front Levee,
dis tt Custonnhouse street.
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Steamer Victoria, A weton, master leaves vcksburg
for Memphis, every TUESDAY, at IL NJ. .-D.
Steamer H ate Frisbee, McManus master leaves Veks
burg for Memphis, every SATURDAY, st II NJ.
Steamer Black Prince, MASTER leaves Vcks-
burg for Memphis, every MONDAY at12M.
Three and elegant steamers have been placed
rly in the trade between and Memphis running
with the Memphis and New Orleans Packets
leaving yekburg every Monday Tuesday and Saturday II
O'Clock NJ arriving at Napoleon the next day at p M max
connections there with the Arkansas and White river
Packets.
Freight receiped and passengers cketed through from
vcksburg Memphis all points each of those rivers
within the bounds of the trips Of the Packets
Close connections also made ut Gaines Landing by the
Memphis Yicksbrg Packets with the Stage Lines running
that point and at Memphis with the Memphis and Charles
Railroad the Mobile and Ohio Railroad and the Packets
for St. Louis and Louisville.
Passeug desiring take this route leave New Orleans
Sunday Monday and Friday evenings the $50 p NJ train
of the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad Co..
arriving Vicksburg next day y. IL 80 A. NJ and leaving
Of the veksbng an Memphis Packets at II NJ arriving
Memphis the second eveni thereafter at p. NJ. making
direct connection with the evening of the Memphis AT
Charleston Railroad.
tickets and further information apply the
office New Orleans, Jackson Northern Rail
Company under the ST. Charles Hotel the Tee
graph office. al9 If
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r. STEAMER NEW UNCLE SAM
lE48sAt1S1 for ST, Lous-Resuiar New Orleans and st.
So Louis independent Passenger steamer New
Uncle sam, G. W. Stewart master viii ST. Lonis
and all Intermediate landings throughout the season. fol-
lows:
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY. May 6, at BPM.
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, May 20, at 5 P. ~.
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, June A. at 5P NJ
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY. June 20, at 5 P. NJ.
Leaves Nav Orlesns MONDAY, July 1, at5P.M
Leaves New Orleans WEDN rs Jay, July 90 at S p. VI.
and shippers rely the punctuality Of
TIL. steamer.
RT-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
SRA plan the cabin secured by
plying TO the agent, at 70 drawer street.
VIRGINIUs G. DENTZEL,
al3 Advertising Agent.
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o 10 RIv E R.

OHIO RIVER.
~ GREAT THROUGH -
l@ssA&AAjk1S ROUTE to all points NORTH sTAHEtr
&sssse4sasMsA and EAST. essSsses1asAl
Composed Of the following passenger packets
Diana. f. 7, Sturgeon, master.
RaltlC ....-..........-.,....C. Ii. Meekn, master
john R91ne...............W. Underwood, master.
AhtedOpe' Ell Brown. master.
racine a. McCtll, master.
NtOOu1Ofu ............... Moses lrwin, master
James MontgOmery....I. b Russell, master.
Fanny auil1tt......t..,.-l.B Dnnham, master
EnyrGss John +, Ley den MASTER
Il. H. FnarChild.. u. Fl. Faucet. master.
Passengers rely the above boats leaving regularly
throughout the entire making direct connections
Loaisyie with he Cincinnati Mail Packets JACoB
and TELEGR APH No. and said packets connecting Gin
cnnati with the Little Miami Railroad, and its connections for
all points North and East viz Washington Baltimore Phla
dephis New York Boston, Saratoga Niagara Falls Buffalo
Erie, Cleveland anti Columbus
The above packets we'll known to the public the swift
est and finest boats aoAt in charge of officers and
established reputation.
THROUGH TICKETS-Good until used are sold BY these
boats at established and uniform rates.
BAGGAGE checked through, and charge for handling
omnibus fare charged from the depois tine
For information through tickets by packets
vile and Cincinnati and thence by the Little Miami Railroad
and its connections to all points North East apply
JOSEPH S. PAGAUD, Ticket agent,
81 st. Charles street. corner Union
ml2 ON one square above ST. Charles Hotel.
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

No'
The undersigned disposed Of all his right title and inter
est in the business known las "DoRR'S SOUTHERN ADJ
vERTIsING AND COLLECTING AGENGY", TO the firm Of
A. B. STRAWBRlDGE CO., who will continue ii hereto
fore. j. W. DORR.
Nav Orleans. December III, 1883,
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Leaves on TUESDAY. 18th inst. at 8 Pm.
H. FOR HuRRICANEA AND CARO-

lima sluiIs Shreveport, Grand Eccre and Alex.
andrn-The elegant and swift running passenger
packet steamer LecOmte, Cheney Johnson master will
leaveas above. For freight apply board
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
a23 Advertising Agent
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- BAILEY SPRINGS, NINE MILES North azn
fMHl of Florence, Lauderdae county, Alabama. 9T@
by known throughout Tennessee Alabama Mississippi and
Arkansas for the medicinal properties curative qualities OF
in scrosua dropsy dyspepsia kidney and
spinal affections torpid liver CHI onc all classes and
diseases all
,he ar open for the reception Of visitors
watering changed hands about and
since that time the propretos have been diligently engaged In
building and quarters for the
containing parlo bali ROOM dining ROOM sleeping rooms
The location being the hills of the Tennessee river and
shoa Creek the air and climate naturally pure and health
full.
THE TABLE
VIII be supplied with the best and most wholesome food that
the mark afford with polite and attentive steward and
servants to attend 1t.
The Confectionery, Bowling and Billiard Saloons
viii be we'll and abundany supplied.
Those who visit such places for pleasure will find
abundant field for at Bailey Springs good
Band Music will be in attendance to enliven and make time
pass eheerfuy large Livery Stable with line stock will be
the abound with fish, and fine for rowing
the Muscle Shoals the Tennessee within four miles
the Springs with good road 10 make pleasant morning
| evening drive to view the fine, romantic scenery.
One of the best physicians that the South Affords who has
had successful practice In connection with the
water, will reside at the Springs.
The premises formerly occupied by visitors have been
vered into hospital for invalid servants and placed under
charge experenc that n servants sent for The
be eft Of the waters will have comfortable and receive
| prompt and proper attention.
These Springs accessible from the South and West by
Memphis and Charleston Railroad from Memphis Tenn to
Florence Ala in ten hours thence by coaches
| the springs in Two hours
Persons leaving Memphis the evening train will break
fast at the Springs next morning. and those leaving on thu
morning train will take at the Springs same evening
| ELLIS, BEAN 4 CO., Propreors.
Refer to-8essrs scruggs. Donegan Co., Now Orleans
/ b. Nj, Lowe h Co.,
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The undersigned, SOLE AGENTS for the above superior
W 1 N s,
beg inform the Trade and the public generally that
they keep supply constantly hand prepared
all times 10 receive orders.
R. MCDOWELL CO.,
mi Pm No. 98 Gravier street.
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Consignees.
NEW YORK. Bark William 4 Jane. + Frederick
son. H Goldman. j Hann..P Cussachs Bros. j
Lnm &co. j Gauche W Crane &co. G w Sizer.
D Grief AGO. II Smith AGO. CLARK l. Pieton.
Henderson, Terry &co. g Buddecke &co Il Duyal
Fasnacht Bro. IA Whiting AGO, H NJ Thompson.
G Pickett AGO. Head, Massie AGO. Bridge Bros
&co. Perkins &eo. H W Reynolds &co II Parsons.
Lewis Oglesby Gunnison, Chapman SEQ. R A
Yinten 7 Il Shields. A Chapard &co. @ 7 Bud
deeke Geo. Thiele, Seller &co. Horrell, Gayle &co
j Sturgeon. d Kelham. Carroll, Hoy eco. &c Har-
YEA &c0. Henderson u Gaines. RuleH Geo.. A Hill.
Miller, Burthe &co. Frerson, Conway &co. c Hicks
]. n Griffin. Grief, Byrnes &co. A Brown &co w
Davis. Horrell, Gayle &co. w H Letchiord AGO..
co. j y B S Kicks &co. G Buddeeke &eo, .Jno
| Stroud Geo. C Buck. Felowes &co. Bridge Bros
Wheeler 4 Blake. j Burnside &co. j F Wyche 4
co. b L Mann AGO. + g Randolph &co. g l. Dosen
q SON. w w Crane Geo. Rice Bros Geo. B Val
entine eco. y Benson. j o Woodruff &co. Magee 4
Kneass. Cleveland Bros &co.. Locke. .B Dutield;
s Levy G Cate &co j Rafel. Sanford Bros. p q
Brinton &co r. Bright AGO. Goldsmith, Haber acc
.Creevy & Farwell. sBiscoe & Sims. Muse y Bro.
Montross. West, Yilare Gco, w A Bartlett.
Kearney Twitchell 4 butcher. .Jno Watt eco. Nor
ton Mostly Geo Patton Smith & Putnam. Guile
Menus &co..J Bridge. .Rives, Battles u Noble. II
Booth &co. Tarieton, Whiting b Tullis Thornhil
geo. g W Hynson &co. voohries, Grggs &co u I /
Holmes N Foiger eco. Farley, Jurey &co u I
Carradine w A Violet geo. J Turner Wheeler
Forstall. j H VI N Marks AGO. PJ Spear. Hallel
/ 4 Bro. L j Webster. .Menard u Yignaud Reed
| Hedges Drew, r. NJ Denman dco.. Bodet d Guey
dan. .Byrne, Vance &co. Lewis d Oglesby. .Pothiei
/, Fauchaux. "A Lananze. B OppenheimeI. Macon
Fresies. .Benthuysen Lewis &co. G N Morrison &ct
Clure. y Mitchell. Prestley s. Bein. e F Motor
Geo Il FinteZ and order.
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Leaves SATURDAY. 3lh inst, at 5 P. NJ
=, r. SHREVEPORT AND NEW Or
lGANA - leans Regular Alternate Saturday Packet
ssss=sssa. Il. steamer Y. w. Powell, Jos D. Clarke
commander will leave New Orleans for Shreveport Grand
Bayou, Gonshaa Chute, Campt Grand Ecore, Alexandria,
and all intermediate landings on Red river, above
G. l.. K0uNS A BROS Agents,
ais No. Front street
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Through to Memphis in THREE DAYSl-To Washington
Baltimore and New York. in SIX DAYS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-12
New Commission House
YNCHBURG COLLEGE,,

LiNCUBERG, JIEGINfA.
FgNlIE fourth Institution will commence
Il on the 9th September.
The oca"n of the ealthos and most accessible In the
entire South and the study, both Classical
title, equal 10 TINT Of any Of the American colleges
The Military Department shall be efficiently
der the of Mr. j. \. Bankenship, graduate Nr
gina Military Institute and more recently connected with the
United States Coast Survey.
FACULTY.
Rev. W. W. WALKER, Chairman of the Fdcuy, Professor
of Mental and Moral Science and OF History.
yCURGus o. MATHEWS A. NJ Professor Of Latin aud Bellies
LcrcA
F. H. CABEI A. D. Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature.
T. BLASkESsnp Professor Of Mathematics and Instructor
Of Tacilcs
SAMUEL GARLANr, A. N. Professor Of Constitutional LAW.
d. a. LAN"hoESE NJ d. Professor oi Anatomy and Ply sol
ology.
g. ~ SARrori, LID. Professor "f Modern Languages.
SAML NJ. uoopsoH, Principal Of the Grammar school.
EXPENSES
Board ~ per week; washing u % per lights
xo term. Tuition, $50 In the Grammar school, $50 in
The Collegiate Department for baJ session
Catalogues, containing further Information, can
iained by addressing the Chairman Of the Faculty.
july l3ats.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-12

The CHINESE SOLDIERS AT PEiHo.-It is sta
ted that tho Mongol troops who defended the
works of Tukou from part OF the Imperial Guard.
the effective strength Of which is about $4,000
men. These troops are superior to all tho others
Of the army, and have in their ranks the best
gunners and the best bowmen in tho whole empire.
In the hands of the Mongos the bow becomes
IL wondrous instrument and several English ma
rines were killed under the walls uf tho fort
by tho men armed with bows ind arrows. The
works of rnkon were executed in IL remarkable
manner the Old forts being fanked by ra.ing bat
teries well constructed and armed with pivot guus
the fire of which was well directed, and the range
changed according to the movement of the ves-
.es. The Mongols served the guns like well-dril-
ed artillerymen. 1t also appears that they made
of grape, and that they fired some hollow
shot, which proves that they possess howtzers.
These cal, nre curons as showing how much
the Chinrso who are remarkable Tor imitation,
haye improved since the visit Of the allied forces
about n year ago.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-12

REMEMBER THE PRINTERs.-George Riggs OF
London, bookseller, lately deceased, in his will
does not fail to remember the printers. with whom
his business was 30 intimately connected. Hi.
property was valued at $1,000, Of which he leaves
el2,000, to his wife. G1l.000 to other parties,
and considerable number of small legacies to his
assistants and the contributors to The Family
Herald" published by him. lie bequeaths G5OO
to the Printers Pension Society; to the Printers
Widow and Orphan Fund c100; to the Printers
AlmslIouse Fund. El00; besides El00 each to
the Servants Home and Dressmakers' Insiitu-
tion, and like amount to several hospitals. AZ
ter these egaces are all paid he boqueaths the
residue Of bis property to the Printers Aims
House and Widows of printers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-12

XXTOOI. CARDlNG.-Our Cards now in perfect order
w having filed and thoroughly repaired and
are prepared do CARDING in the best manner a The
shortest notice have the of Mr. COLEMAN
.oNEs Nelson County, Carder of great experience who
comes highly recommended Superior tardt1 You
that want GOOD ROLLS your Wool early! ard we will
enca,o card all il comes in, without an! delay We are
determined 10 spare pains please those who paron
n. us We will receive Wool and deliver Rolls al aoe
We will keep constantly hand col Rolls for Sale aud EX
change for Wool. -
The Highest Price paid for Wool delivered ut store
ar mill Imay l4-!,sl NOWLlN NUREEII
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JOHN II. &c SAM'L TYREE
COMMISSION MERCHANra

cu - LfNCHBU RG, VA.
SeH, 1obdcco, Whedt, F2osr, othev Coaafyy odcs
"fioE AT fotNaEs sairns
AkE this method OF returning their thanks 10 their
numerous friends and customers for their liberal
iroage and hops, by their customary punciunlity In the dis
charge OF business To render entire satisfaction. As their
sponslb, &e they refer to citizens of lynchburg generally
april Sg-is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-12
I.ynchbure Coach and Wagon Factory.

THE subscriber returns his grateful acknowledge
c ments 10 his old friends and customers for the libe-
IN raj patronage toward him, and begs have 20 INFORM
- md the nubic that has been e-stared III business ana
M hs by more strict attention 10 business to merit con
nc nopes' svors lie will make order and keep on hand
nuane5 s.S -, IpoN AXLE WAGONS made in the most sub
sna M and neat style lie will also make to orer ana w
soon nav al.o large assortment of one and two-horsc
spns Wagons and stages n ~mn Ee
& sn ~. he Is doing business sn the CASH rineile YOU
org a ~ Gel good work and low price All who want
good and neat a. D"se" CIV JOHN II. BAILEY, Agent.
JNowDFNs DENTAL FlCID.-2g gro po""''S i'"''''
iusi to hand and for sale by - ,,,,tp.,,, u-u..o,
scot 1-dts - 80
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-12
German Anchor BOItiNg SsOtif.

TJIE subscriber would inform Miers, and Hose ang up
Mills that they hand splendid stock "t Boiling
Cloths of the above celebrated brand which they will sell as
low AS can be bought in market Let all in want call
; ,ng a5 Its sTIGLER PETERS N co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-12
- Ike Egypt's kings.
Each IN his icebound sepulchre
And pyrntnId of snOyy y

Perhaps the poeteal illusion may be destroyed by
the recent dcvclopements but more deeply touch
ing than any effort Of the poets pen is the story
If that heroic wife, spending fourteen years Of
her life in Efforts for her husbands relief, and Mt
last to be only assured that wears ngo he died
amid all the tcrrors Of an Arctic winter. Thou
sands, all over the world, they hear of this sad
disclosure of the Arctic mystery, will breathe II
prayer for the braye-hcarted wife and boreaved
widow, Lady Frnnkln.-M T. Post.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-12
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENW ARE
No III Min Street Richmond Va

NO HEREWITH beg leave To inform my friends and
EA the public generally, that in receipt my
W FALL STOCK OF GOODS, larger and more ,ari,d
ln ii has before embracing Dtcoratod toM
Bdnd Dinner Tea dhd IOt SettS IftcherS, Dshes I1e
Also, White CHINA and GRANITE Of the best
and les, in sts and by the single pair My stock
WHOLESALE TRADE have selected with
assured that sell as low rc-acking
United States receive my goods directly nanuEic
iurer. A call is respectfully solicited
july 22dly q. b. TAYLOR, Richnlua.4, Ya
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-12

Successors 10 s. Diapbid &c ISs,s,l
FY WILL keep constantly hand Il large of all
-K~ kinds of FURNITURE, of their manuh,cttir,
A which they will he pleased 10 slcw the old lrieuds
sAesIz5 and patrons Of = Duguid ~ SONS and public
generally.
The. also keep constantly hand IA large stock Of FlSK'S
METALLIC BURIAL CASES OF all large stock Of
WOODEN CofFlNS Of every drsgripon and pay prompt
attention to the undertaking business AT all hours.
feb 2j-i&cts ID. L. A. u. A. nIrGI'ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-12

ILLUSTRATION OF LAW. "A good story was rife
in our city lately, which to illustrate that
POSSESSION is nine points in law" A is rather n
sharp lawyer, and resides next DIOR to H..
The houses A. and b, occupy are similar in ap-
pearance, and rs they udjoin, are easily mistaken
hy n comparative stranger. B, being out of conl
walks to the cool market, purchases load for
81. 80, and sends il home The man of whom he
purchases, mistakes the residence Of A. for that
ui b., and dumps the coal in AS yurd the law
yer's man the coal i'll the yard. and gets IL
wheellarrow aud shovel and puts it into the eel
lar. B. in in peck of trouble" that his cunl
does not come, and goes out to find the laan from
whom he Ind bought it.
''Sec here, my good friend. bought u loa.l Of
coal Of you, and you have nut delivered it," -nys
he n. soon he had found the collier.
You bought the coal and paid for it, and de.
livcrcd it," suid the coal dealer
Here the thought struck B. that lac coal
in his neglbor's the lnwyers) yard, and mme-
diately OWNED the mystery. He starts for the
lawyers Office, and finding him, thus accosted
him.
"Mr. A. suppose you should buy load of coal
and tho man should put it in the wrong yard.
what would you require Of tho gentlcmau who
appropriated the coal?"
well. sir" said the lawyer, Il should either
make him return the coal, or pay the amount
paid for the luad?"
VERY we'll" sail Mr.. L. 'ju~tgivo me SO go"
The lawyer gently drew thirty cents from his
pocket and handed it to B.
What does this mean, Mr.. A.? You owe me
50 more" said the astonished B.
Not mt all, said the lawyer. Il charge So for
my advice"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-12

'a Notice.
XNTE have employed Mr.. DUyAL ADAMS, TO collect our
w counts due Isl July. .
jlb ists w. ~ STRoTHEt 90.