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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
Humbolt Fire Ins. Comply,

Humbolt Fire Ins. COmp'y,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Capital (all paid in CASH 900 90
With ssurplus saf.......--............... 10000 90
DIRECTORS:
p Holmes, B + Breeden, j III Bates,
A G Phelps A Stranger, F III TrowbridSe,
C Christmas CB-Caldwell, C Nathan Lane,
Geo ElIery, III Mcconnell, Freeman,
VIM Muligan, Jas McKaye, Beadleston,
w Griffith, Nelson Davis, M Hoppock,
S I Stranahan, G w Parsons, w Bowers,
l. Holbrook, VIM l. King, w Nj Newell,
Boorman, VIM A kobbe, III j Baker,
w Barnes, VIM Allen, J Armstrong,
Edw. Bridge, III l. Burr, r Stanford,
A Comstock, w Thompson.
JOHN RANKIN President
WILLIAM MULLIGAN, Sec'y.
ALEX WILEY, Jr., Assistant Secretary.
Policies insured on favorable terms by A. c. HAL
LOCK, Agent Office, Marble Hall Building, Main
street febl5-1y
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~KE ~. DE Z.f CROxX, FRE
WE DYER AND SCOURER,

ca o2nSA VI fIue anu Flfst streets,
w Z II EVANSVILLE INDIANA. &
Wonid respectfully inform the ladies and gentle
men ol tins city and vicinity that he has opened
DYEING, CLEANING AND REPAIRfNC
80 80 ESTABLISHMENT, :
where ne VIII clean and dye all kinds of Silk and
WoeHen Goods. VIII remove grease, paints. &C..
without The slightest injury to the goods. Ii2'7C'
All work done at this establishment will be. war;
ranted 10 give entire satisfaction IRl sent5S.t,m
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UCHEu. DEE HO.N.EeHTO, ftO.u.nEi

n sion Merchant, No Lafayette street, New Or
leans, for the sale of butter cheese, lard. dried
fruits, Flour, Meat and all sorts of Western Pro-
duce, and for the purchase of Groceries, sc. Cash
advances made Oh cunsignments. aal5-fy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-25

N SALE GR0CERS, Dealers III Foreigi and Do
mcstc Liquors, corner First and Sycamore streets,
EvlansNiII.. Ind al.Al-l
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Tho Kentucky Mob Extraordinary Re-
port Ola Grand Jury.

The Louisville journal referring toll fact that
Lowe who was killed at Ilawcs,ilr. Ky, wore 4
coat of mail says:
\ spectator Of the scene SAYS that Mt least he
tween scycnty-ti,o and hundred guns and pistols
were fired Mt Lowe. and that there were thirty two
bullet and buck shot holes through all portions vi
his cont. but not that solitary ball or shot entered
his body or ever drew dropof blood. Heavily
loaded gnns were fired at him alta distance of not
more than six feet. and he repeatedly knock
ed down and whirled around by the loaded missi
les vet no wounds except COMMISSIONS were inflicted
The ball which struck his thigh made n very
we're bruise. but did not enter the skin. Our inlnr
mant saw n strong man strike him four times with
Ia bowic-knitc. but the point Of the weapon turned
without penetrating.
The Grand Jury. in their report on the case
justify the killing OF Adridgc and the shooting of
Lowe on the day of the riot, hut as to the propri-
ETY. of Staying Lowe in the Jail next dav, there
was diversity of opinion. The report says;
! a majority of the jury, however. believe that
the lives of the two persons by whom he was said
to have been slain, were threatened by him, and
would have been unsafe if he had been permitted
to live. and that the princi Piles Of selfpre
serya,ion which justified the killing of AlIridge
were applicable to the killing of Lowe. The
grand jury unitcdy deplored that so great a pro-
vocation to violence existed in this country and
that blood has b,en shed in the very presence of
justice. They hope sincerely that the bloody
proceedings above referred 10 may have smluturv
effect upon the community that the result NAV
inculcate desire to have the laws promptly ad-
ministered, and impress upon those who disregard
the rights of others the certainty that in the iulg-
ment of all good men the law is magniticd when
he who without right appeals to thc sword j. hy
the sword destroyed. They all regret tha, the
law should have been inadequate to remedy lie
existing evil. 1t is plain the law mus, protect
men or they will protecr themselves. and this jury
seriously fear that unless the law is made to act
more vigorously, farce will assume the sceptrr.
and the rights of the citizens lie determined by
the strong arm of violence. They also hope that
those who assumed the redress Of their own and
the wrongs of the public. will not SO act in re-
moving public terror rs to become a substitute
for the same in the community, and that a love of
law and order may from this day distinguish and
redeem the citizens Of Hancock county
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LYNCHBURG AGENCY
NEW yORKs.lFE IN>TRANCE

y ! L T.. NJ
| me- thug ot tn LOCAL. BOARD OF uIRl ,.roI &C.
Il tn" NEW YORK LIFE ms l,RANCE C0NpANy a,,
,aai"l mt" city OF Richmond. he'd on E.DIY re
~ AKA ,S CO.? the following was unanimous a,lpt,
he Undersigned President and
aNttAa"hrd c report and exhibit OF the Yoyk Lrt
HsthANtl COMPANY for the ending he at lamar
III Icing satisfied with its pro. porous condition cor
dialtt recommend it to the
community The MN YORK IItt INs,E.yrr tnvNp,>y ha.
LIN hec III Ns"n"c Tor fourteen years and nj,
i'i' 'h sam :" sl39 JOl 10 invested
Is nd', and Mortgages Rec Estate " " ~
N"ihnk it most protale and sse mode of u,..,,u,
"h'N IN" prohts enuc I" the benefit insured ami
Inv averaged not less than THIRTY PER CENT PER AN
NJ :" on me PREMIUM FAlD. Besides these investments
80 unity that One Hundred Thousand Dollars sl, he nns
~" we ia ~ CoMFTRo1LfR to meet Jul d,
mii's which the Compan~ may fail To paw
invite attention 10 the objects md ADVANTAGE, NJ
III T. lNNt RANtE. A. set forth by this Institution
"" b" seen by the above tina, this Comuany
is in hpnrt-hng condition. 'f"'''
HEST ler Information in regard IN IN su,;,c, -, r
iH>l tANtl would d" well call on the Ap.uts ~ I'M.
ah"Nh company Who will give them Information Tint ma,
OF 'offeerehce, apply 10 either member
",o1"t THE McAfohp tSecrttary Of Commonwcal. Of
DIRECTORS
Iios II ELLIS president Jame, River & KarawbaCol
Hos /. AUGUST, (Atiorney a Law
join BAGBY, Farmer. King & Queen Va)
KY = ta1'. pastor United Prcsn Church
XIV JAS Is TAYLOR Corresponding See y Sou'n Baptis,
Convention ~ "f''''
VT pAISF tKcnt. Paine & Co. Merchants,
HtNhf X ELLA son. (Shorif)
thAs w, PURCELL, Banker
WV NJ. SUTTON, do
JANIS THOMAS Jr.. (Tob,cco Manufacturer
Ee6lK "A PRYOR. editor of the Sates) Washington u
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
/, II elmer NJ ID, AND THOMAS l. WALkER Nd
& w. BUTTON. Locnl Agent
G. +. WORKMAN, GenIApI & Attorney for Va
l., W. TRoTTEE, Genera Agent
'ifi't lFo MAIN Srhtt1. RICHMOND. VA.
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF LN Nc II - RG.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT WEST KNOW

THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Thnt you cnn sell ,h"m Bnrgnim-:
a AN AGENT FOR ALI THE PAPERS on TIE LINE
Rsilroad from .ynchbug Chattanooga nil OF them
having large circulation the people If South
Virginia and East Tennessee.
t-!yA ADV ERTlSE AND GET RICH 'eys.a
IL Any OR ALI. OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA. Floyd Court Ilut>e, Va
VIRGINIA AND fENNE>> 81 NIWS, I p,.,,
PEESBY TERRAIN Wll%ESS, "''s'''
l;i;oW >luw skNoNN LII Tenn Nald.
NlNDICArnR Joue-t.r"uet Fern.
bEMOCRAT Gr.eucN lille, lcuncs>r"
STATE sen rINEI Rogers> lie, tennessee,
ADVERTISERS. Chattanooga.
RELIGIOUS INrELL!iENGt.R, Horrsom n, Tenn
,,ALETTE STAR Lcsns'on.ys
nIM2%hAI Atmsaor "a.
SENTINEL. ,u...,,. -.
SALEM REGISTER, S.i.,n. va.
TIE NISITDk, MaruH, >p,, the q Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT lnde, a'iien' { ,Gr"ysonco. Va
pt",r VA Vim. rn..astir= va.
Nv.ri i,t;v !, r. ,,Nt. - Wythevie, Va.
l'NIpN DEMOCRAT, niaG Monree county. Va
ADVOCATE, Jeaer-onNll'e iaze" ell county, Va.
R KE", D"nv"Is.Na.
THE SOUTH WEST. :" praHi .5urr Giles county, Va.
REPUBLICAN,. Winchrs,r Va.
SENTINEL, Alr< aniria. Va
Prr.ons Wishing alrrtl~' II the above papers wi
fud It to IriR to ,al t. The Office
l.vn ~ Nirgnitn Az nhci" contracts Will he
made and f"hW Ait WITHOUT DELAY.
ir= will also rccrs ami forward advertising :" paper
a tic 'niird States \ WAUDliI.
scttfs t,ranan Nrgnian Office
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FUTURE DAYS
,l,m,.TEE~.AIEoF A HoIsE lot

Rt>TEE'A SALE OF HOUSE II LOT
v virtue of deed uf executed ne. oa tho 81
day OF July. le,r by James Stone. john H. Stone Mary
" Si"n" and Panns Stone and the request
or, therein occurred, vii, Trustee. the l4th day Of
MAall ltJA the promises sell nj public to
the highest bidder. HE Iot Sc AND LOT in the city ~
ot lNhrhhurg, and mentioned said deed s ii Lot t:
was purchased by John n. Stone Of William j. League
situated IN desirable portion of the city and supposed
contain ah"n quartz If Acre Acting Trustee
:" only convey such tile as is vested in by
said
1ERMS-Onc-thrl Of tho purchase money In cosL. H..
Hhe ~ Nv" equal instruments Of and II the pur
chaser giving bonds with good personal defer
ed C. ID Rt.S SoI ms
fel !-.ctSmarchhendtl 4march. r,n.,,o
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.'The undersigned believing the argument re-
Gently delivered by you in the Franklin Society
in fasor of the remoral Of The Negro Population
from Western rrginiO not only able. tm IMAM
SIDERABLE; and that its publication UW tend 10
bring III. public mind 10 CORRECT CONCLUSION
npon liz aomentous subject, We beg that you will
furnish us a full statement Of the matter for the
public press
JONI LErcurh To DR RrrrNER.
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e.ay- am n candidate for the oiiirc of Mastered
liz. ensuing election Geufl,n't elect me as7n
iasrsA dtLoi.. ~. q royal.
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IA NlLY GROC ERIES.
GEO. ID. DAVIS.
WHOLESALE i RETAIL GROCER
AND COMMISSION MEprrr MN

ofpos"t ne i'rs'n'a Rank, LfNCHBERG ja
II II I" hand and in sore-No Mackcrsl. IN . and
Z" mis- M Fails catch NJ" North Carolina Roe Herring in
5, b, Cuba Honey strictly prime l0tcn bales Cnttou
S''et"N prices 10 the trade; 1900 lbs Leaf Lard nj Ro
h' fr' I" The radr LEO seamless ard sew.d Bags as
sorted Porto Erp extra c Pniverised, and Loaf
Sugar Java Mocho Iaguira aud Rio Coffee. Gre, md
Back lras Woo! Roll. Wool, Raw Cotton nd Bais Ban
k u"ed Cloths tassnrits, Indseys fiann,i, Zinc
He i"ad and other Paints Lnseed Lamp Tam q,
Oh ahi 'oph Narhish; Hammered, Rolled Hoop i:,rop
tNd h"nnd ard Square Iron Iron Axle, Boxe ar
Sfam. ard Blister Steel; Bellows Wees. Anyls Screw
fat, and use Shes Wax, 81 and Ad,mantin- Can.
.ts L. ami - Pine Apple aud Enplsh Cheese and
E'e salt Nails French ad Am. re Gsso Putty Go.
W. mptny hehard and He'd Grass mary other
ats all ~ hi'h ii be Sold cheap cash or shni, cred
tor negotiable paper exchange country pr,,!ue
"" R" Ihrl nlar attention 10 the sale country uroJnre
Htd max" prompt returns ll,rr Il 10
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Irgm Washington States If T,nrsia.
Funeral ObseQuies of the Postmaster Cen
eral from His Homo to tho Graye.

The sun this morn arose Ter a scene Of sorrow
"A sorrow which la. filled all hearts Mt the Loss
of Que who. most justly, was ranked among the
great and the good. From marble column and
classic po-icp. in | many mansi n. festoons Of
dea,h's dark drapery futtrrcd sadly in the breeze,
and words, coming from many mourning, heart
told the sal tale that the setting OF that sun would
see the earth close the mortal remains Of him
who, but n few short weeks ago, moved among us,
his path 1T up with the hope Of Il long Il useful
and glorious career.
\ little after nine tins morning. the members
Of the Cabinet. headed by the venerable Secretary
Of State--a mourning eruup---pr"cec!cd to the last
residence If the lamentel deceased. to accompany
them 10 The White llons", where they wee II be
laid out in state.
The body having been borne to the White
House IN plain hearse, the doors were ciaset.
and the arrangements for laying out in State hav-
ing been made in the east room IN the presence Of
those who accompanied it there. the doors
thrown open little after IT. and the public were
admitted.
Alas what a change; this gorgeous -Furnishe
room, III vi cII the tones Of sweet music and bril-
liant wit and sounds Of joyous laughter have teen
often and lately, too. heard, III which the laz
cling attire Of beautiful women and the bright
uniforms Of the army and the navy, and all til,
gay gnrnture with which fashion bcdccks itself
have aitcn and lately, too. presented ght 50
gad,Icning and delishting to the eye was now
"Gllcd with the silence OF the tomb. and clothed
ii the appalling drnpery of the angel Of death.
Under the main chandelier, in the centre oi tho
ROOM and with his head to the west Law the coffin,
resting platform about two feet nigh. II was
coy,rrl with black cloth, richly laden with silver
fringe aud over it two pals one If finest
black ,rlsct, the dark silk fringe Of which rested
on thu floor: the other Of black cloth which hung
down nni quite far the velvet one and was
bound with silver band about .rch vide and
had in the corners American eag IN solid sill
yer GA the coffin close to the glass frame through
which the features visible bpquet OF
white flowers cmhlems of purity, aud across the
centre OF the coffin laid n lon. wrcathof white
roses and rarcNt flowers, with bow, of white satin
,ibbnn attached to either end. and the coffin
was silver plate with the words
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Cardidates for City Sergeant.

H. ti1Y SERsr.Nr.-Af the 80 rotation ni IL!
-.t candidate lot the once "' Wy
- It, n prNSINGToN.
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II. W e Wckham Of Hanover.
*. X + Daniel, Of Richmond city.
10 Jos Christian, of Mddlcsex.
20. Geo W Lewis, of Wesmorcland.
~, Tho1 Croxton, ef Essex.
- " glastonbury. Of Caroline.
%. John Skinker. of Stafford
- II Dulany, of Fairfax.
-, j \ Carter Of Loudoun.
2G. 7 II Skinner, OF Rappahonnock.
-. u Slaughter. Of Fulpeprr,
~. ID Hart, Of Albcmare.
-. e Il Coleman Of Louisa.
80. " VI CaLell, of Nelson.
81. Edmund Pendleun. Of Berkeley
~ IN seymour, Of Hardy.
81. Province Mccormick, OF Clarke.
81. Noses Walton, of Shenandoah.
-. thas II Lewis. Of Rockingham.
sc. l. l. DOYLE, Of Augusta.
81 MI t'uulc of Bath.
- j I Anderson. OF Bo,eourt.
-. Il Mysor. Of Pulaski
10. Il f,euch. Of Mercer
II. YIN Terry, Of Wythe.
t.. i / McElhany. oi Russell.
T.. Nulrcw Parks, of kannwhn.
~ j Mcpherson. ofGrcrnbricr
u fG l. Bcuhrng of Cnhcll.
lG, .Ino 'arlc. If Harrison
Il. aac llogc, OF Marshall
Is. q W Berlin. Of Upshur
A.. " b Inn, Of Preston.
50. Ihos Swccny. of Ohio.
FOR Tnr COUNTIES AND CITIES.
An marie b II Magludcr, j |. Cochrane, C
Southall,
AcSandrin-W u Massey.
AIlrrhnny A Dnmron, DR. q Mcdonald.
Ann lia-S 5 Wrisiger. Il Farrnr.
Aplumatiox -B + " nlker Jno W Woodson, Is
amherst 7 Whitehead II Loving, L Ellis
" Kent
Au,usta J Marshall MrCuc, J W Hanger,
u thr-tian. \ Massie. q Imbodcn. Powell Iinr-
iI-ru;
Bedford Henry G Dickinson, W Minis, W
\ "a .tinld. DR. .Jno Mitchell.
u ,"urt j $ Wilson, NJ Raiford, and T
II .i.tuston.
B' kinriam Philip Mckinney DJ Woodfn,
! 5 Ncrcdi h. y u Morris
Ga ,rtcll aud I.ynchhnrg Il } Dnyis,J Left
nnl Il II lennon.
rhyrlottr-W yntt cnrlwcll, b G Boudn, J X
Caldwell.
Craig-E b Waggoner
Culpcper-GeorSo Williams, Edward A Free
man.
Cumberland + y Irving, II 7 Parrish
widdle-Eichard Shell Roger Pryor Akin
noldridgn-.I Foley, I Hickman
II yd-J. Merritt. j. l.. Tompkins, Henry
Lane.
TMvanua. -Thos, II Tutwcr
frlnklin.-Mn Jubnl Fairly. Hugh Nelson.
'iles.-frnnkllr Pennington, W. II. Snidow,
q - French, W. Il. Mason
Halifax 4. L. Peters, Il. Q. Pringle, VII.
Ea-cy, f.. j. Hughes
lIrnry..-Jno T. Wootten, Hill G. Rcdd
M"nroe.-Alcn T,Capcrton, j. H. Vawtcr. Dir.
elias. Baldwin.
Montgomery. Barnett j. +. Pres
ton.
Nelson. rhos. =. Fitzpatrick John H. Mo-
tur.
Orange b. J. Barbaur Dr. t. Terrll
Patrick. -Sam'l q. Staples. John Sta ,les
man
rocrshnrg. W II. Lemoyne. Jno Thomson
Robertson.
rowha'an.-chas. Carter Lee, Gen. W. c. Scott.
- F,u>vl,ania. Vincent Witcher, A. S. Buford,
{. /. r,well
Prince Edward S. q. Snuhal
Putnam -Jno. Thompson
Pulaskl-Thos, Poage DR. j. 7. Withers.
Ralcleh--Gen'l 4. Becklrv VIM Prince
Randolph AMI Tucker-David GoH John n.
Hughes.
Enopahannock -Jno S. Buckner, Jno. r.
Po'ham.
Richmond Cty-Wm p Burwell Jas. r. Cren-
shaw. Jas X. Lee.
Eoau,hc-Wm. Watts, II. F.. Blair.
Rockhridge-R. II. Catlett. 4. Smith. Andrew
Patterson. Joseph Gilmore. +. 7. Anderson.
Smythe f. :. Watson. Il. W Jones'
T"hnwell, &c--Sterling +. Watts; j. c. Hop
kins, DR.. J. r. Chcadle, u. j. Doak, VIM Comp
ton.
nston--Jno A. Campbell, A. c. Cum
mings.
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Candidates for Clerkship.

r.S~ Gfrns> iiir Of THE llrsfINaS CorRT.-l re-
.rtltt ,pnurr, m, elf ,a"ate the "ie. Clork
III. liz .tngs Count. II the city OF i,achburg.
On ! IA IA, WI VI SENpIE.
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stats. al BE t3c, IL ; per box ~ pot.
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Ls,s- announce myself candidate Tor re-
toll ! .l.l,.r JOHN BoISSi.At.
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Candidates for Master Of Police

l,13s We are requested - announce il Nj ; I.
Id AXE a. candidate for thr terA -p Of the iins'nes
- t,r ri,y ~. ,,,t.lrrv Iisu , dttutr.
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Len MASTER OF poiIcE.--Nc uic authorized to
VA [ 81 EIoS candiat, toI the oaee OF Mas
ri I',ce march ,Iit,nir.
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ENTHUSIASM FOR GoGGIN--From letter before
ny. received from Staunton. yesterday evening.
we sulinIn the following extract illustrating the
enthusiasm everywhere awakened by our glorious
standard-hearer:
haven time to say more than that 'Alps Right
-Goggin'S visit here is worth thousand votes to
us. We met him at the ears on Tuesday, and
kept him all night and sent him in a buggy to
llarrisunhnrg this Wednesday, morning Got
your dispatch on Monday morning and had hand
bills with spread eagles. &c. &C., all over the
county before night and we'll have a glorious
crowd Of Wings here tomorrow this letter was
written ON Wednesday, as full of Opposition as
tick is Of blood. We forwarded notice to Rock
ingham on Monday, and our candidate will meet
warm reception there. About thirty whole
soulea Wings camc with Goggin from Charlottes-
Vile, to hear the discussion here ON Thursday;
while. II any Of them. imnatient to witness the
wool'ng of Honest John" hurried on to see the
fun at llarrisonburg"
Such is the reception Mr.. Goggin is meeting
with in the outset of the canvass, and such the
thusia>m he inspires wherever he goes. Wings
of virginia can single one of you staad an idle
or indifferent spectator in the present great con-
testf Buckle on your armour we beseech you,
and strike for n glorious victory Rich. Wing,
f,tt(ay.
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FOREIGN AND ANEKaCAN NssIC,
MUSICAL INSr tMENTS
Aud all other articles hesnsing Musicn Warehouse
BY G.1IHI L., e. CO..

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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Aud all other articles belonging Mnscnl Warehouse
BY G.1;HI.E e. CO..
No. PSI Brodi Street. d { "rep Sd on1 m Street
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
1--WE undersigned NJ the vest Of many Son bern frinnd
have established AMI opened II Rehmpnd, No I'll Braad
Street between "a and Al Street, AND FORTE tRE
kOOM where, in ad ii'ion ritno
Forcs offer for general assortment If trPr end
american M@st o the m - composers Musca In
strumenis of all kim and those articles generally
pertain to first lns Mtsta Establishment. Srmina i's
Academies Institute g" L. aurg Sr. will fad 70 " cir
advantage to deal with pref Il Muse
Sc, Northern prices and they will thus the freight
between this cit, and the North The hrsucs viii be
Quoted under IN" name anl stvle of G-EHi.E y co.
Their stock Of Piano Fortes has been cartfuiv
Co, Baltimore Md wht Sc Instruments have always given
the wherever
the hug hest etim I'll is from the cmiin
70 OF music teachers and amateurs wan have borne
tmouy II their superiority OF tune durab and tasteful
and finished Amanshp Wherever tried they have h"r,
pronounced superior o all Others and have met with
ed demand. They NIL uru,shcd with tai lion Frames,
and particularly adapted sustain sud len changes eli
mate guarantee ct instrument fer live
from tine time Of purchase and the pvieg ot hang with
six months after the date of sale accorded All orders
will be promptly and faithfully executed counoct OF ten
ability to give satisfaction those wh5 ma! honor with
their custom Our moderate, an liz" al discount
Will be made for cash.
. Tuning promptly attended to.
Old Pianos taken in exchange aud hired at lew rates
The public respectfully invited to give call before
soil
Please address G.EHLE co, Nh 23l Broad Street be-
tween 81 and 4th Streets Rri III I'D, Va
l. G-EiI.E. JR,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-12
FOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT
VERY SUPERIOR MARKET GARD II "

II ELL enclosed lies bcani,ullv uii one niI of IN.
:" MARKET il"ns' ha' good Dwelling Barn other out
house,; aud We'll Of line water in the var., "
In addition % very productive Garden there is Srawho,
rY 6o"'"bc'rv, Raspberry turrant Grape Vines in
Abundance and productive Also inward of uo a.
isl ny FRt IT TREES every variety pos.e.,ion
datciy Apply At this office march n 10.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-12

IINNg 9"T my cnrr At0c> OF Go0d, A. nv nI stand
lazy located below the Newell House npuu.. TAI = i,
Siaoi" mhtr" VIII continue the Grocer ami Comm ,jJn RI
3"S' lnhkih 10 my hiends ahd til. Gnera
patronage heretofore extended solicit -
M snmc assuring them VIII oier Inducements Tor cash
EliS AID TABLE DRY goods aI.o Corn Meal rIa.
- -" v" ", n"'' j. e.. SIlEAEEK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-12

~ OF Z a r. - Desiring 90 i'm prove my lots.
IN short distance from the 10 oh
icct wish to sell INV HOUSE AND LOT. "t Tenth 10,
Yves Street is three stories high buil' Il Lrk I
and the outside well painted with PASSAGE ia II cen"e
failing Well pure water is on the lot and thrrr
the Attacht TO
his CARPENTERS SHOP tw ostnr,s high and y by 30
which would gentleman engaged in the tobacco business
march 10 dim. GEO. PERCINAL, SIR.