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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13
ADVERTISE! ADVERTISE!
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENaI,
ATTIIE "VIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

Il AM AGENT For the ~ wing papers the line # rail
road from !ncburg 10 Chattanooga and other places a III
having large circulation among The people 81 south
", stern Virginia and East Tennessee.
NEW ERA. Floyd {. H., Va. NfGGIN, h'no HALIFAX g. H.
WHiG NA.N ltH\ MINIS, l'fisi". va
NIrSEss, Knox lille, IeHu NiNpI'Af"R T, nm
HFGsTER, UNION,
SENTINEL, EogersSile, Tc,A DfNH RAT GrFrNii', TENT
JNTrlI.y>ctH Motrislown" ADVERTISERS Chattanooga,
STAR :, -. y, Posi- AtheiIs,
GAzr.rF, Rm"">T,T Abinglpa, Va.
prNnwAr Liberty, Va. ERGIsrER, Salem, VA
VISITOR, Marinn Va. STAR N likhALp, tLr'.;iAls"g
DfuocRAI 80, a., " P>TEIor, era, sun &. H., Va
W'na .','' r.. 1n,t."A''' twy,h"ilc, Va
ir1IsTrr 49,. ~ Anvnt TIE. 1a2ewrllC H. Va
rrrruIJr,S DaiN MT Va SotTI- WEST. ',iies T. H. Va
SrxuSEI Alexandria Va RErr BII,AN, Winchester, Va
wishing 10 advertise IN any OF tr above las VI"
call ne III the phIct "Nt !ci
burg Vrgina, where contracts WEI DC A''', ann
nd triS.nenis FoRwA RDED wiTiot DELAY
s- will also receive and forward advertising !" amy Ial~r
II the United states. a "apbii.i"
sept lists FOREMAN 'hti"' 'in'''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13

IynchbuTg Guano Depot
INAENElS and the public generally hereby notified that
L the Ltnchburg Gnano Depot, kept by WIZ ~ Miller, "h
the Basin Is now fully supplied with the iulu ing FGfiLnET
No. A Peruvian Guano:
Eecsc's nnipulacd Guano;
Sonbrcro Gtano, l.. nchburg ground;
Mexican GuanO;
krttcwclls Potash and Plaster.
Ihaye taken every lrccauliun 10 furnish reliable ar"'s
ny The Peruvian uano from tie Agents Of ho Peruvian G"v
rrirn, which certainly pure. am cole agent IN i\nrhbUrs
fr Errs's Manipulated Guano, aud Mil insure !" lee tNac
is what il 1, be-. VIZ "tcmt PrrN ian ana one
h.r S,mbcr believe this Ia be ms guoa II r'N AN oHhd
for pound on any crop that II may be used 81" ne '"'f
irns ma II can bought where In The nited Hta"s Ny
a il Ia sell for profit and strictly for cash h" The
cn nntronrr may be extended 10 that has been ~ ra
Nv bestowed heretofore. "h A. hi ~ i.' -
sept l3-d,s-R"p copy "" h"sn'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13
Guns! Guns!! Guns !!

u
WE arc receipt Of the largest stock Of GUNS We
w have ever had pleasure Of exhibiting, comprising
sne OF the most celebrated London Makers such Moore
Co. VIM Grsener Ben,ly SON Msnton Huson, Mortimefs
Also Fasksand sho Bags Game Bse1 CnPs, WaAs
and every thing nsecssay complete equipment Tor the ned
AIso Colts and shsotsn AllsH'a smith Wessons and
Sharpe's Saloon Pistos tingie berreie Pistos ~
AIso stock Of oas celebrated kyLE manufaeu
ed expressly and whch have given such universal
faction. Cali and see thesns C0LHoUN6 WILLS, I
sept 30-dts -, "a "a ski.aaaff 80 Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13

w A n Il T. ID,
- STORE HOUSE, situated on Main Street. for which
Nj.t a.good price will he paid. NJ. Il. BoHANNAN,
y, ut 2s.,lts Agent md Collector.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13

z AM now receiving SWEET POTATOES daily, from m
firm In Hanover, good the best that be found
this other market which will sell Wholesale OF retail
the lowest market price, Persons In will do well
give call before purchasing elsewhere
scpt ib-dfm Market House, Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13

Sewing MaCh1n0S.'
AIDES wishing Machine 70 do sERy CoARsK CLoTHxs
IL WILL THEIR vME WORK. would do well to exam
Inc BARTIIoI.Fs IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
ESQ., $50 ani $s5. The following certificate Is rom well
known Tailor In this county who only had about 20 minutes
instruction this Machine
LssvnLE, Campbell county, Va June 18Th, 1859.
Mr. VIM l.. PAsE:-I well pleased with Barthoifa Sew
find difficulty in operating with u on any kind Of CLOTH
from the tckes Cashmere tho finest Linen Wehaye made
several pair Of Tow Linen panta for
and operated six seven different kinds OF Sewing
that would recommend Psr.on 70 buy They the only
Machines that make Tdtlers jfch consider Barthofs
much the cheapest machine 1t simple In construction easy
understand, and not likely to get OF order Almost
every person TINT has Bartho operate and Singers
Tint worked on last year. give Barhof. Che preference
Respectfully yours, &C., CAROLUS g. TERRY.
iholfs Machine They that sottlng great ought to be
done for the Sewing Machines with
Sic and Lock Stitch fiune tR-dfsl. q. q. T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13
18th Semi-Annual Gard
-, .'''''N
Clothing and GentlemenS' Furnishing Trade

fEE subscribers invite the attention or their
toners and the public generally their
plete stock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, In starc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13
The Fair! The FART!

lERSpSS intending Ia become mrmb. of tho Agricultural
nnl Mechanical socy, fheir eertincnics eth
HE nnnua by calling The undersigned at tbs ufce 81
the Society, 1usc living In The city aud v, in requested
apply at their pnfat lessen the rS
for membership nj the beginning oi the Fair The nhl Of oil
citizens = solicited. A. MCDONALD,
oct 5-d1 Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13
LYNCMBURG FEMALE COLLEGE

luz exercises NJ this Institution will BE- resumed on the
mai Monday IN September with FhH forlas u Irfes
and ample facilities Tor destruction In NIL the branches oil
'do: pettainine 10 u COMPLETES FEMALE EDUCATION
SArtNsEh-fuitioa M Engah for term Of nyc months.
Heass SIS ' "
We aeducon made absence under two One hal
S pOad and Tuition required In advance.
Ny E-dtey SAM,I X ION prestIent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13
Lynchburg Savings Store.

SIMEs Cod Liver Oil, Hegemsns Cod Liver oi Egg Mu
- tard IN bottles, for sale by - .
I-,.s u. H. THOMPSoN, DrugRist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13

7 a.,
selected
nalsanS
will sell
ofcleaP
lare lo'
|Kcrs!''
|. and l:4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13

fzAH A FARM containing $40 Acres and within two mil
wv of the Market House. The land In good condition
A-improvemenis excellent For further Information. spp
10 lscpt Tats1. DR. !, N. gkREkrpN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-13


NEW BOOK by a Southern Authorizes, ready and
N for sale nj H. o. EIcrOR's This book has received the
most favorable the press throughout the country
and escrvey OF the most popular Novels YET Issued
fu-,lt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-15


SUIT OF BEAUTIFUL ENAKELLFD CHAMBER
n furniture, from SIS and upwards.-Wardrobes, mat
esses &c at the old established mandatory 63 broadway
five doors above Laura Keenes theatre. Parties should prr
chase now from large and well seasoned stock order
spruR delivery Goods carefully packed for the country
(lHEsTNUT AND FIRST PREMIUM ENAMELLED COT.
Oage chamber furniture in all Styles of and
war anted. manufactured at H. +. FARRfNGTON'S 1853
Canal street opposite Wooster Mandatory 40 and ~ Woos
Established IN lSsS.
L'NAMEILED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE. IN
~ all coors and styles, Wholesale and retail prices from
40 and upwards WARREN WARD III Canal street Md
no. $50 four doors east Of Broadway
L'URNITURE BOUGHT FOR READY MONEY-A FAIR
value given ready money for furniture carpets books
&C.. ut 1873 sxth avenue, between Ninth streets
LNURNITURE, Observation-Disclosures PRICN PAID
TOR household and Office furniture, carpeng and all kinds
" goods Money literally advanced furniture merchan-
ohe wnichtp diamonds horses, wagons harness. sewing
Machines 6c., to be sold or stored
RICHARD WALTERS, 0 Catharine street
DLYMrTON BED-wANrED TO HIRE OR TO PUR.
chase. cheap for cash, Pymptn secretary bed. Ad-
dress, with full PARTICULARS box ,156 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-15

N EXPERIENCED HAND MIIITNER WISHES To
"A take charge Of establishment Inquire for three day
al % Grand St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-15

w ANTED-sITUATIONS FOR MAN AND WIFE, ON
w farm in the country; the understands farming
gardening and taking of cattle; the
charge Of dairy and also excellent cook Best ree
from their last employers have family Call 66
East SD st., fourth floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-15

ITO HOTEL OR RESTAURANT KEEPERS.-WANTED
situation by young man, barkeeper cashier In
he has had long experience In the business
good recommendations from former employers Call
We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-15

A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A ST.
II tuson chambermaid take Of children. Has
good city reference Ca 40 sih in the rear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-15

YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS GOOD
n cook washer and roner In small private family
sn1 assa in washing Good city reference Call for
days AT l73 West 18th ST. between 7th and Sh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03

Samuel johnson, Of Fsttermaus, Va, vas
killed by the cars on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, Monday.
Alexander Wentworth died in B9s;on the other
dav from takipg an overdose OF medicine, pre-
scribod for him by "spirit mediam."
An oyster dealer in Rochester, n. r., gave s25
far the frst seat sod for the Pieeolomiui eoneert
in that city. He must have been "sott sheli''
The Catholics Of Fort Wayne, Ind. are about
to commencs the erection Of 3 cathedral, which
will cost $4,000.
A new edition of Dickens stories Is announced
In London. IL is said he has made already xia,-
600 BY his "aeadipgs."
John CrowIy and Michael Sullivan, iaeorers On
the covipgton and Ohio railroad, were killed on
the 23d ult, by q land slide. -
Among the Americans presented to the frenee
Emperor on the 9th inst', were d. II. Award sea
b. T. Taylor, of Virginia
Raw. Bl.hop Baker. Of the ". T. church, wss
robbed Ia New York Tuesday OF bis port monnais,
| containing $3.50
wm A,,eu TAlbots, prominent member OF the
| p.,,imore bar, died suddenly on shs iss inst.
/ rn : two rival candidates for senatorial bcrofs
!. sissrici No s, New Hampshire. Walter and psa.
ss.in y. Harriuan, are brothers. who live on y
ssnss Arm and In The same houss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

HEAVY RoBBsaY-S2.50l wonrH or
as oo.s sfoiss - Last Tuesday uiybt. tbs wei.
NJ guh establishment of 4 sntheriand. North
en,.r se.wees 18th and 18Th street., f5retbly
n,.,.,. sna between $4,000 aud s2 600 wort, OF
e'os, cutlery, etc stolen thsref.s,r, az c,l.,.
ha.,, sooos aioue, Mr.. s lost over &, O00 wortb
,o,, snS pairs Of the famons Derringar pjs.
other kniyss quantity OF the iiasst pocket and
a., ,"s snown TO the trada Fha roIher.
mist entefed the rear shop bat sain,, s,shie -
iofee the door leading into The s,ora tb -
20 .ne aiiey on the West aide of lie t,.,s.tss sa
sprung the iron bars which for,nas os,,.iius,
one Of the first story windows hnjs,at s.aeng 70
sssn, ana then entered the rear part of ,h. .,.
once 10 the house, the burglars srusd thsm.a,
sith sword, which hung near The alisy !, ,'s
aaa arge bowie knife, and lighting !. piers
OF paper, proceeded to piilsge tIie snovv
cases ard drawers. In tho frs. case was 70 ha
seeo, yesterday morning. qnaubfty of nahes
where paper bad been used 10 make A light for
seiec'ing the goods-on the west counter was an.
otner Pile OF ashes-il the second case where tha
me cutlery was kept, were a hunter ef pieces Of
burned paper-apd on the east counter aud tha
cases On that side, where Colts pistols we're keut
tue wrappings Of the goods Fsere scoFched and
co,e'ea WIN ashes, evidently showing that the
fogues spent some time in ma ring their sslee
tons. The pistols were all taken opt Of .hatr
cases, ana the paper boxes containing the kniyas
were broken open and left upon the conn
ters and heor The money drawers were also
forced and raDsacked, and papers of 1lI sor.s u,t
into confusion. After getting as Duch as ,bev
conld well carry, the burglars put the SWORD and
bowie knife, with which they armed themse,yos
upon enterisa, on one of the counters. then Omen.
ing the alley door, marched or We uotieed- ves.
,eroay' that spring-baes knife used by these
thieves, had blood stains upon IT, aud fudge from
that circumstance that one Of them uust have
cut his hand while opening or using It,
Tbs police were on the lookout Yesterday f,r
the robbers, and will spare no tg5rts to detect
them bnt unless caught in the act stolen goods
are too easily disposed of and too hard 10 identify
to be recovered to lead to the conviction Of tho
thief
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03

such improprietes should fnaiiy culminate In
her DOWNFALL is not the most surprising thing in
the world, and they will go far to take from Mr.
Sickles that sympathy which otherwise would
have been quite universal.
The victim of the fearful tragedy at Washington
--or rather one OF the victims, we would say
and perhaps the more fortunate of alI-was, We
understand, the brother of the gifted Mrs. Il. X.
Blunt the poetress aud reader, who gave two en-
tertaiuments iu this city last enmmer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03

LKo1URg To-nlGar ---rrof VM B. Ro-
Ggxs 30 long the occupant of the Chair Of Satu'
raj Philosophy at the University Of virginia, des
livers a lecture this evening, at the Mechanics
Institute, before the Young Mems Christian Assoc
ciatioD.s The reputation Of the distinguished g"n
tIeman, as an able and eloquen, lecturer on seien-
tifc subjects, will of course secure him a large
sudianca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03
TIRE IsprGsarrox MEsrIso that was TO

TIE INDIGNATION MEETING That was 10
have been held at the African Church last Tuesday
proved to be appreciation meeting, aud Of course
did nothing except to reject the resolutions pros
posed by the business committee Appointed to
prepare them. Two members of the CInueii--
Messrs. Randolph and Grsttsn-defended the tax
bill in sil its parts, and sustained by arguments
it's equality. They wero both opposed to the
duction of taxes real estate. believing the
greater portion of the taxes should be levied on
that Cbject, and that business should be intraiu.
melled as far a. possible. They argued that the
because the city had only right to tag such
things taxed by the state, aud favored
the cass tax because all classes would be equally
reduced in amount OF taxes If proper men SeFs
elected TO make the classification in the next Coun-
Gil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03

HoUsE BREAKING On Tuesday ight
last the clothing store Of l.. Ksufmsn, on south
Main. between 18th aud 18th streets. WAS toTcibly
entered by rear window. and quantity Of
clothing taken therefrom. Mr.. X. says he fast
eued up his establishment securely besore going
to bed. but as no one slept on the premises, the
rogue had ample opportunity to work his way in,
without the fear of detection
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03
ss5- DURE0w ; RELIABLE MEDICINE.
rHE NosT EKALTEO REMEDY IN THE


Eas erred and il daily effactinG the most
-x}r lvGi.aiy cures of diseases to which humanity
..sfIfctei lhuugNuds who were hitherto arinc
r.rF The most iGVctcrAte dIsea>c- and which were
deemed beyond the sRili ct uedlcise have been
au .-rfu!iy restored health by the use OF this
t-u,y er-a' r.ra"iy. P1r SlHnHULA. RHEUAA-
TI>N, -YFltt1S. PILES. DYSPEPSIA ALI
>.to#UL.T; AFFECTIONS. al6 j,5 NH GjaaSss
.7''.h9 tnat jhiFnrty If tie "aai 1t il uIsurpaas
rt. 10y NY q "ilcIGe IN m"tICtl FcIeECe-
d Thoroughly ruTiigiu the Blood aud Stomach.
ana stIeu- tHahlaR and TnnJyaling every organ Cf
tAe human sTz.HiI. il necessarily cures nil FhCse
Diseases lltnC frcU mGrh.t action oi the same
Ssh 45 LIVER GtMpLAiNT, NERVOUS fFFEC-
TONS. HtN bRAb DEBILITY, EAuPrl fNs
uS THE SKIN. ouRNNiU FEYE2 AND fGut.
al AL vth -,,-t as TU.Ia Err well known -
l.' from the f.S,Ss G.Hsas Al that is asked in a
:eJr trial. which ~ a=surrily convince auy of
tie iTCongarebe efficacy 0t ttls remarkable pre-
rt-atInu ir caring III" diseases tor which it is
,laE.rEtet EpT particulars call and get de-
.iYttNv cirCuiaT. Prepare by
~ EURE9W & ca,
- Practical ami Analytical Chem8fe,
tOrf0i6 Va.
For sale in Richm1ud by Purcell, Lndd Il Co
p: J W Garliok, Weriug & PtgIoe, and Druggists
generally. NH 1-2 IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03

MAGNIFicGNTLY DaEssED.-Mrs. p, of New
1ork, the wife of liBseed oil manufacturer, wore
~ the Napier bail, in Washington, last week dia.
monds valued at 100000, aud laco worth s1l, 900
lter heavy tiara and necklace were wholly com.
posed Of diamonds aDd her breas rplate was Of dia
mohd leaves. She stood "knee nee-deep"-Jenkius
elegant expression--in old chencb lsce-sn Italian
abfic OF exceeding delicacy, the of the ma
Enfacture OF which has long been lost. IL fell
over bine silk from her knees to her foet and also
IN graceful folds ever her bosom. The lady sat
during the whole evening by u window opening
from side room into the dancing halls in a posi
ton where the light could fall favorably upon her
ccpulence. But she did Eot dare enter the crowd
Tor fear that the lace might be injured, or the
diamonds rayished from ber person.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03

POLITICAL MEETING We invite the
attention of our Hsnrico readers TO the call for
meeting of the Opposition" party. to BE- beid@s
the csurt house next Moadsy, TO nominate can
didates for the I.egfsIature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03

CEssroN TO GREAT BRITAIN Among the latest
intelligence from the Pacific we have the sur
prising information that by deed executed 10
September last the Chief tf the Fcjee Islands
assigned the sovereignty of the archipelago to
Great Britain. in consideration of that power
paying the indemnity exscted by the United States
sloop o:war Vanda!ia, Capt. Sinclair last fall for
injuries Inflicted upon American citizens. The
news needs confirmation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03

MAYoR's CouRr. drunken va
grants, and three negroes, made up the sun 'o'ai
OF prisoners before the Mayor yesterday mornins.
The vags we're committed, aad ths darhies WHIPS
Acls .rad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03

EoaRID DEATH.-Last Tuesday night,
about O'Clock, the Petersburg train was on its
way to this city, and when short distance from
Manchester, white man named NATHANIEL AN.
DFKs0S was run over and literally torn to pieces
The presumption is, that he was intoxicated and
iyiog across the track, as bis iegs were severed
from his body aud founf some distance apart, and
his head nearly torn from bis shoulders The nighr
was too dark for the engineer to have seen tho
body of a man upon the rails, aud when the train
struck him the wheels carried the body al least
fifty yards, before it could be stopped. Anderson
was about sixty years Of age, and at the time OF
his death. was employed overseer by Mr..
William Walker, of Chesterfield county. He leaves
a wife aud two children, in very helpless coudi-
tion. Yesterday morning his remains were gath
cred together as best they could be. and decent
burial was ordered at the Expense Of the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company. We uudsF-
stand that the citizens Of Chesterfield will taks
up subscription for the relief Of the afflicted
widow and her orphan children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03
. FOA REMr.-Quite 3 desicab

&5s FOR KENE.-Qulte deSiTabi g
E:s House. suitable iJr medium sized family,
5"ufrnieut to hU Fuess and market, on NArshaH
street near - James Church. The house has been
newly ptaered aud repaired. There com.
tortRbic rooms together with kitchen. servants
Toou.. store TBom, rpssta. &c paved yard, and hy
an convenient We ~ aRd coal houses IN good or
-lrr. Please enquire Of Mrs WM EVANS.
NH l--5t~ Next door.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03

Rev. VIM II. FoHEEDEs will lecture
tonight at Centenary Church, and as the snbject
is an Interesting one, the public are invited TO
bear him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03

px.rns.-Richsrd Randolph, fortneris promi.
nent lawyer Of cuIpeper county, va, died 10 ci'i
ra,i snown citizen ofPrince George county, Va,
disd on the 2Sth uIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03
RETURN OF Ns. AND Mas BARNEY WILLIAMS

RETURN OF IR. AND Mas. BARNEY WILLIAMS
We learn by letters from Lo8don that the great
theatrical fsvoritos, Mir. and Mrs Barney viii
liams, will return here In September, and com.
mencs tour Of the country. They were TO fl +.
ish their engagement a Drury Lane on the 2Ith
February, and would then go TO some other Lon
don theatre. The average net receipts of Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams in EDglaDd, have been 5000 pc.
month, which ia the best proof Of their success
heW York Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03
CPRING SALES-I859

SPRING sALEs-la6'
THOMAS, HUGHES & CALDWELL,
IMPORTERS 4 Nd J0BBERS.
no. Pearl Street, Richmond, Virginial
We are now ready TO exhibit our SPRING
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We have more than doubled orr DIRECT I'M
PORTATlOks which. added to our
LARGELY INCREASED STOCK
of American manufactures. enables rs to offer 10
the Dierchants CT
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA.
TENNESSEE. and
KENTUCKY,
a Stock of-GO1DS. not To be surpassed In EX
TENT, BEAUTY and CHEAPHEsS. in this coun-
try Our assortment consists in part Of
Emhroideries. Laces. Dress Trimmings, Silk and
Cotton Hosiery, Gloves, HandkfB Crayats, Ties,
susps nders Shirts and Collars, Umbrellas, Para
sois. brushes, Combs. Buttons, Hoop Skirts, Per
fumerIes and sohps. Gold aud Gilt Jewelry, DC.
a n endless variety Of Small Wares more particg-
iafly specified Ia our printed Catalogues.
AN Orders at all times promptly ATTENDED TO.
e. 2i-~ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03

THs JgDDAH MASSACRE A letter from Jeddah,
Asia Minor, states that the execution OF the crim.
iaals concerned in the massacre of the Christians
in that city, took place in the middle Of the day.
aud in the most public manner possible. Their
heads were cut eff az the foot of the kiosque,
from which the orders for the massacre were
issued The inhabitants we're struck with stu.
por, and for the most part remained shut up in
their housee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03

fosToFFloE Recommendations L. Holland
postmaster at UrieaB, Fauquier county, Va. vice
Jacob I. Weaver. James IL. Stiff postmaster al
Payne. Robert II Baylor postmaster st Ives, store
Princess Anne county, Va, vice ashweil Sinmons
benJamin Leach postnaste. at Sandy Hook, Rap.
pahannock County, Va, vice Arthur NJ Smith.
Sosepn fether postmaster at CbambIissburg, Bed
ford county, Va, vice John f. Thaxton. William
FOX postmaster at Carter's Bridge, AIbemarle
county, Va, vice VIM. W. Pace. james NJ. Free
man postmaster at Gilesd Spring, Mcdowell coun
sy, va, vice Mary A. Davis. Ali to fill vacancies
'ccas'oned by resignation. George W Hammond
postmaster at Cacefrou depot, Morgan county, Va
vice Philip Tremmell, deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-03

SaF NET SPE!SG MILLINERY s ODDS.
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g. = sort men: - SPEI "a GOODS, s'ieCted FROM
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E'NS. FaON EkS f&EECH 2JNkEfs &C. Also,
q great variety Of LACE FnILs. something new
g.. desirable
r1i-rs t,r Bonuots oF decided and reliable Spring
sTaPs promptly executed. C0Uur! 0iihaers sup
: .-d EitH patterns.
WANTED Il rot rate hud swift srtaw Miiliner.