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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-18

NJ CRINOLINE vs.. PETER FUNK M
u3 Editor: In an evening paper OF yesterday
appears communication from "Fanny," in regard
am heavily glad that Fanny ha. nencei the war
location referred to lay her, but also in other parts of
tho city that this practice of using our thorough
fares for auction sales Is carried on | would sn,-
ton sales to be held within doors. | believe in no
other city Is this practice allowed but in this city
of magnificent distances.
As the ladies' never undertake anything that they
are not successful IN. may not hope that they viii
served excl usivey for pronionadlng. The war has
comuisnc.d between .crinolIne' and the "auc-
tions." We 90 in for the "criuollnnr"
IL III STICE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-18

1EIO q. o. F.-GRAND LODGE-Tha officers
~ and members of the Grand Lodge of the Dis
EVENING, at O'Clock. To make arrangement. for
the funeral of L: &; ALExANDER Cross, lat a m.m-
at O'Clock p. By order
II J. r. BANGS. G. S,r
W.. q. OF R.-rhe officers and members of
3 Col umba District Tent. No. ~. /. O. of r.
Will attend special meeting on THIS NESI\G
at Temperance Hall, to make grmeHts for the
funeral of our late brother, =. G. II. A. Cross of
Eagle Tent. Menu bers of the Order in good stand-
inc arc fraternally invited To attend tho fur"ral
1t CHAS. w MITCHELL. DIR.
N+SHAKSPEARE READING:-Miss HAIR
p3 RIETTE TANNING READ will read the
Merchant of Venice at Philharmonic Hall, on
MONDAY EVENING, Fob. 81. at O'Clock.
Tickets % ccnts-to be had at the usual places.
fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-18
From the Hon. Serrs,ary Of State Of Virgsaia.
ErRCIrrIII DEpi
From Prot. Barb.

III q. HOOD Has JI'Sr RECEIVED A FINE
III. Lt ofGOLD BRACELETS. f,l3
DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC AND POLITE
u Cal. REGISTER for 1859. containing much
useful Iriormatlon 10 Poinclans Among the con
Natnral zatinn snd ght of Suffrage in the various
Stats she Tariff Of a57. the United States Treaties
with lsna and Japan, the kansa. Question. the
bred II ptt Case the Paragua, Troubles, the Ost.nd
Manifesto Election Returns, Misc .llaneous, Stat
I<tiraa vi commercial. and Political Items.
For. s.ilp at SHILlINGTON'S
Bookstore, Odcon Building. corner of
&, lStG AZ 81. and Pa ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-18

will Civ, their Fir-i ,irand Rail M Obi IN 90 81
,oss HAL, Navy lard. "n MONDAY EVE -
NiNp, rrI. <lst. izSt They VAL space HoIh
palts ar cNp 'ns" t. maxi n the Raj at th,la Id
season: Withers' Band lie engaged
tation. ~ ''
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and ladies-to
" nv oI 80 ~ 30" mana gers At the door on tho
NJ Marccron- A. Marcsrou, TIL Rob,nson
&; Il. Rallrin, j. Z. Johnston, John Lacy
Thos. %. Prior, 4. II iaIq9l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-18

0C=PAINTINGS AND STATUARE BY
I3 AMERICAN ARTlSTS.-The third annual
Exhibition ofthn Washington Art A soci CON
sisting of Paintings. Statuary. Water Coors, aud
CrayOn Drawings. is now open at the and spa
ciOus Galleries of tn" Association, Penn. venI.
between lnth and 18th streets, EVERY DAY from
IL O'clock n. III. tn o'clock p. H., and in the EVE
Nj Mi from Ia 10 oclock.
IL p Admiss ION - cents. is l9-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-18

JESSE WHITE MARIO, in
~ compliance with special requst Will deliver
y second lecture ON Italy and her Stru, los for
FresdOm," on SATURDAY EVENING, Feb, 18th
At "a O'Clock. At Philharmonic Hall.
Tickets to bs obtained at Metzsrott's Music Store
Philips bookstore, and at the door of the Hall.
prica n .ants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-18
LOST AND FOUND.

ASoA "A " ~ OO0O.
4 NAlt ABLE GOLD RING WAS FOUND
"A near thu corner Of West and Montgo Iner, ,t,
Ia" oSrrr esn have Il hN proving has property ana
paying Tor this advertisement. Address Box 81
Georgetown, Il. e. f. Is-g
E'Ol ND-At the Napier Ball on the IT. instant
Il a LADIES BREASrPIN. tan old fashioned
piece of iesery, which tho Owner can ota AIN uDon
application at No. l6, Department of state aud pa,
ihE for this a,lN crtis'nent. 4, ia
Il oST-On rhursda, aft ernoon. the 18th instant
Ia bct~rcn the south Capitol gate and Browns'
Hotel, pair ofGOI.D SPECTACIES. The Under
NH receive suitable reward b, leaving them at
this office. IL IA
Il OSl-On the 1th instant, n white SETTER
IL DOL; double nose liver colorsd spot&
over N" right tNe. The owner 4 iii. ,ls1@
the dog viii return 10 the kirkwood House-A
If unclaimed. fJsp
TAkEN BI MlSTAkE-From the Hat and
l. Cloak Room of the apier Ball-A hoaV, RI X
CAR, with the hair not taken of the Iuf. Tho
owner values Il much br, ond ats intrinsic worth,
because the skln of which II made was gwen IL
him 10y valued Indian I'Iend. The gentleman mo
has the Cap Will confer great favor by leaving a at
the Star Once 4, Ip-J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-18
OUR NAME IS ORR MOTTO.

I Ut NAME u Oh MOTTO.
Il II !: members of the GOOD WILL. CLUB beg
leave Ia announce Ia their friends aud pubIr 40
ia general that their First Grand Assembly Of -
me SEASON Viii take place 1T the Hall of thafyA
the 22d instant '>-~sss
:, No PsIns will DO spared 10 gave satisfaction Ia
those Who luay favor them with th.Ir pr,...nea IA,
ia e'nlsihs Ourselves We will try TO anluso YOU
IchetS cents. fc 1918 2ls2-
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TORIAS OPTICIlN

TOBIAS, OPTTCIAN,
<8 PENN. AVENUE, BET. az AND srH sr.
pSSh,e yensrsl,y, that hays Tem Sn s to -
cLEs, 81 having al ASSES sIad T. s% SUI =. Sight.
eensraiy given. VII snire, leave the public 10
di..rnin nat. from the ,nsn, testimcns- IN thi. city
tlomenin the Tint u Sst.s; and particularly ds.re
nv Advertisement N ts- Nst"nsl lntcisencer 20 he
not suit at syI n, as sor pretend to do. nsi
TIER 90 warrant w'Es or uHy Other GLASSES o. suit
Of sa"T psrs So ~, shch .s All stn n
This is certainly pla So e, s,d"avor improve
> blctoT's hal business will lot impose upon or
Insult an enlightened public, to endcavor 70 make
them believe such nonsense. can only add. that IL
rant you my Glasses TO last YOU forever.
You will at Al tunes hnd IN N, E ss bib
and EYE GLASSES. with real Bfsz,iisn Pebble.
a AL R sns MHS S
kERs and ESGRAvERs GE Az : and = aye
many
rKsTINoNIALs.
From hrs Ere,!!eacy. rae GorSyHor Of Y6xisid.
have usd pair Of speetacles g cbtsi i ' fSSm
. and s%a hG E aS s to
their focus, recommend hiIn .l illiul dptiran
HENRY A. WISE.
From the late Hon. Jsdss Bytlr
lwasrecommepdedto Mr.. yuo. Tobia. as sIillml
Oculist, and Is havs eyes Of remar kablo cuIar-
IT, gratihcd 10 fud that Mr.. Tobias seemed to
comprehend them by inspection, AM some slieht
moasursn.snt, ami H. has made me pair of Spscta-
ses that suit mo admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
From the Hon. strrs,ary Of State Of Virr.nia.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND, Doc. 81, 1853
Dsdr Sir: Gov. Wise having shown mo the Spsc-
tacles you sent him; and discovering that the focus
WAS precisely suitable TO INV VISION kindly offered
to enclose thHm To ,ou, To hs We Glasses -uhstI-
tut ii. have sinsz rec;sfved them, and gratIi-d
that tho Glasses Tally meet my expectation, aud
give my eyes g,Ssit relief. The pebbles you have
u..'d are really sbp-rb. enclose herein the amount
GEO. w. MINFORD.
JOHN Tobi 81 ESQ, Washington, d. {.
: From Prof. Barb.
WASHINGTON, Feb. u. lSjl.
have usel pair of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbles
furni shrd sta Mr. Tobias with great .atl-fsctiun.
They are 81. of excellent figure and we'll m"n"d.
4. ID. BACHE.
II PiaGse observe that INV Esi1 rhuIcut Is on
Pom. av.Enr, betw sen al a al 9th streets.
TOBIAS AMBROTNPE ROOMS,
Where you will obtain good Likeness, equal to
any other'Estab shment aud at moderate charges
{, lS-2aS D& cow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-18

UNION FIRE COMPANY WILL
J3 give their Cotlllon Party on the 18th inst.
Particulars hereafter, fl Ia-ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-18

1=THE SOUTHERN spy; or CurioAities of
Uncle Bones, Aunt DSbby." and s 'Heies
Pompey, Nash, Cesar go Tn, Preacher" and
others. By r.. 4. Pollard: Washington City. Price
Is cents. For sale At the Book stores f., l6Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-18

Tread AND REMEMBER-FAIR FOR
IS THE ORPHAN BDYS.-Thr Fair for the
benefit Of the ~. JoSeph's Male Orphan Asylum
will commence 1T 6 p. NJ, on IT. ESDAY next 18th
II ar 9Th street. Mind the Assembly Rooms.
a., I1-tf
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c

{ '0NGRESSlONAl RAIL- mplin.utar, n,
y Proi. nasZyn.LI and dangLt r, viii tale ~
P.ac" NJ franhln HAL, corner VI sth aud ID -
,tr'. l., on TIT RSDAl, Feb 2sih. Trl.f, -
j. u admit gentleman aud ladies'. As ~. -
lee n"csrsary. ''fr''N'''''" !" IA
To commence at sls O'Clock pm tsre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-18

1.-TWO BOUDOIR UPRIGHT PIANOS for sale
i or rent very low octaves, fine tone.
JOHN T.. ELLIS,
70 Ia Sc Pa. ave-, bet. 9th md lot n .ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-18

The WRArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about o'clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-18

II q. HOOD HAS JUST Il ECEIVEDA FINE
L. lot OF GOLD and SILVER WATCHES.
A PIANO FOR so FOR SALE OR RENT at
"A tel ELl.ISS.
III q. HOOD ASJUSTRECEIVED AFINE
IL. lot DIAMOND JEW ElRE. +. IL
A NICE LITTLE MELODEON FOR RENT
+, IL EIJIS'S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-19

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The UNI
~ dersigned have this day formed copartnershp un
der the style and Arm Of SPOONER DANIELS, at 1871
Main street, for the transaction Of general Photographic
Picture business All accounts due from the late Arm
Of Spooner Lincoln Will be settled by Spooner Dan
icls. H. II. SPOONER.
A. Il. DANIELS.
Worcester June 20, 1859. dt iy5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-19
DA EN- T AG NC Y

DA 7 E. t A G E N G Y
UNITED STATES, GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE,
And other European countries.
The subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
CRAFTSMAN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws
has been for some years very successful IN obtaining "a
tents
He continues to make Models, and prepare Specih
cations Drawings and all necessary papers and to pro-
Patents in the United States and European cou-
tries Foreign business condcd only to trsty ana re-
sponsible agents.
All business conded to will be promptly attended
to at the lowest rates Usually % cent lower than
the would be done by Others in the protession)
Being connected with the best Agents at Washington
and making frequent trips there, enabled to keep
thoroughly posted in all matters relating to Patents and
new Inventions thus aodng the best facilities for pre-
mnary examinations, and advising Inventors in regard
to securing Patent for their inventions.
Inventors will find it to their advantage to pu heir in
ventons into substantial form Model soon prac
cable, ths frequently secures Patent in case Of CUES
ton of priority of inveEton and consult some reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
In the Patent office, as to securing their rights.
All communications strictly confidential. Advice as to
mode of proceeding given gratis Preliminary examina-
lions made comparing inventions with those already pa
principles and advice given to the probability of
obtaining patent saving from nifty to one
hundred dollars to the Inventor
MODELS of all Inventions that require Them, made
reasonable terms and warranted TO answer
the acquisitions of the Patent Office
Deeds of assignments recorded at Washington Corles
of Drawings Specifications, and other papers the Pa
tent Office obtained.
valuable works relatn" % aents, together with com
pete list of all Il. atens record at Washington, can
be seen al. my office, free of charge.
JAMES G. ARNOLD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester Mass
aplS Office at Mechanics Hall. daw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-19
TERMS OF ADvERTIsINe.

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY for Al m
square for three nsertons and 20 cents for each s
sequent insertion. Ten lines less) Constitute a
square" Advertisements ordered inside, or in any
prominent place, also those largely displayed will
be charged extra rates Contracts by the year may be
made liberal terms.
IN WEEKLY, First insertion 81 per square" sub
sequent insertion % cents
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid In
adndnce Yearly regular advertisers will required
10 make quarterly payments
- No grafgtoas Advertisements. No report. reso
Iuuons or proceedings of corporation, society
association and no communication designed call atten
Ion 70 any matter of limited individual interest,"
De inserted unless paid for an Advertisements
The Publishers will not hold themselves respon-
charged for the Advertisement ~ ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25
Mr.. McLan.'s Demand 10. IN. Five Millions.

q. g. LEGATION, VERA CRUZ June q, 1859
SIR-I have been addressed by u number Of Ameriosn
merchants aod certain citizens Of the HaDseac sud other
toms OF Germany under the dipomsc pfosec0u OF the
United Siates residing 10 Vera Cruz relation to the "a
Quota taken possession OF by forces your command
point called Cerro Gorao the road between the city
Of Jaapa ana Vera Cruz
II has been represented 10 that the conducs which
left tn c of the 2sth was projected ss far
the Oily Of Jasps forces under coaman Of Gen
eral Cotos ana from ths, city allowed to pass Ia
conformity with the understanding between the parties
Interested ana the authorities IN Mexico It's way to
Vera Cruz and thai subsequently, and after II had passed
the points occupied by tue forces under
you assumed and still held possession It,
Under oroinsry c,rcumst snces w)ad avat exDlaua
Tors from be constituted authorities OF the republic
tbofizad 10 communicate with foreign
The actual II the tee, my duty 10
address directly the military commander who holds
possession Of this property.
The pre- to to be q authorizing this
direct cemant 4, and As desire to proceed With AL dus
respect for those who authority 10 republic
Mexico. well as for the republic ITSELF com ysiou
Capt FayraPut senior officer OF the Uoited Satcs naval
forces 10 the hArb0r o. Vera Cruz TO accompany Mr.
urcke, an American czen 10 your headquarters there
TO demand possf the property held by you
belonging TO citizns OF the United States AMI others who
Djoy the diplomatic projection Of that country
do not coneder II respectful 70 you, b,compg my
own Official character, TO accompany this demand
my observation that De construed menace but
rely Oh your Own experience public 70 suggest
that 70 the utmost exteIt of their 20 ser authorities
and Of United viii enforce any do
mano they make the rights OF property
nsuTe the personal secury OF tho sizeHc Of that
try. bave the honor 81.
10 his Exreiiency General RoBIES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25
TELEG r APHIC,

PHILADELPHIA, July "a, 1859
TIE bark Ro~ers arrived at this port to day from
Venezuela, with President Paez and number of other
veuezuelans returned in consequence
spoi,ical troubles Venezuela unsettled aud fac
lions divided the country and continually lighting
President Castro had appointed liberal ministry
posed Of Arapds, Bendon, Eshanda and General Silva
all friends OF the late revolution. They had seat COM
the chefsans Of the insurgents treat with
chem, and make convention. The position Of General
Castro yer! precarous, the public treasury being
exhausted and all confidence gone The port Of Laguay-
was closed the dsy the Rowena left, aud custom
house boat came after her when she was under sail.
Great difficulty experienced in Puerto Cabeio to load
vessels there beng working and the roads being
blockaded BY the insurgents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.


The Diari0 MeTcdn OF Puerto Cabelo contains the FOL-
loving
HOW THEY LIVE IN PUERTO oABELLo.
hand. Armed bodies keep up contouai and uDtrng
vigilance. Families are copgregated in The ioner town
account OF the want Of security in the outer towp
there beng troops 10 guard IL The factio1iss,
ratt tue highway nep, scattered In the woods and adj
Jscent hiding places, threaten the city with noctur-
nal invasion. Farmers have abandoned their fields and
iheir nterests through of being surprised and
defed toonerces toia y parsyzed and industrial pur
sus III peuea On ocourt OF every one having 10 attend
TO hs own security and safety Such is the life they
lead In Puerto uabelio. And yet the Caracas Jour.
pDle are informed that public trapouilIjiv has
been re established IN this town. and SONS pub
hsh tslegrspnc despacnes announcing that the danger
which thfeaene5 us has disappeared or ba The fears If
the iphsbitanie unfouned The evil Ia in The Hood
beo sustained By the eonspnors Of tho div ana on
ccuragej In criminal desgrs They rejoice IN me nssasa
nations and 6epIedstons which they commit aud desire
the rum Of honorable men, that they may esrc than
sevee with their spoils.
DEPARTURE OF GENERAL PAEZ.
Translated for the New YORK Herald from II Corer
clio OF La Guara, Of July IL
We have just learned that his Excelency General J.
Paez, will embark at three ocosk The afternoon Hs
reuds Seniors Pedro Jose Roas and Snon Camacho 20 In
his company They did rot wish to let him depart for
friendship has ts solemn moments In which II exhibits ali
the force Of IL energy It Is even certain that three
foulhs Of the people OF Venezuela would If possible de-
part With their benefa Nor.
be confessed that that good disposition is not
an impraccable DESIRE since Il not the first time
euoree Hoss and Camaccho have shared with their great
kiena &s bread q ogtyacism
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25
SLAVE TO BIZ Hrss-A SCENE IN Court.

SLAVE TO BIZ HUNG--A SCENE IN CoURr.--A
seye named David been convicted Of felony In Rich
moId county va ana eenesced 70 De hung on the ga
rated FOR while then announced that "the prisoner
ioupo guilty three CT The court for transporting and
,wo for fhugngn Tna dc,ision gave great diesatsac
son, and zach confusoo seen before in the
Oouii Hoa.e Some TIL eatened TO hang the prisoner,
"heer or not and iB Prob bio that something serio1s
would have occurred Z the presiding Justice had not
caused hmseh 70 be beard and proclaimed that he had
MADE mistake " counting the votes that three voted
Ior hanging anu twofoI transportation. After this toe
exc emen abated and David was followed by al excited
lew v tAe jail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

To GENERAL Don MANUEL HoBIss PkzUELA:--
hY MUCH EsrEEMgD FRIEND AND CcMPANIoN-I was not
without reason that in my former letter informed 20
my great uneasnese FOR the result OF the conducta M
far cry has been raised among the merchants which
has resCbed The Rovernment-R very rare tuiDg-bs
means Of the Minister'S themselves, with whom means
were arranged for trans oriDg the This makes
me believe that the of disposed
oeive the money. In that event return Immediately to
JeIapa IN the conducts, aud On no account will you
permit II TO enter Vera Cruz, but you will Keep il in
OF safety that appear 20 YOU until the
government shall decide what necessary II the
were ready suppose s. you viii have uded the
embai satioD and If this the case aud you
Done SO, have done at once do not for the re
camaiions s can reply 10 them with the notes OF
reeIa mug ministers. remain your aectonite friend,
&c., &C &c, &C., MIGUEL MYaAMON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25

A REVOLT rIoN IN MEXICAN IDEAS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-25
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Address Of President Juarez to the Nation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-24
Sewing Machines

Sewing MaCh1neS.
AIDES wishing Machine To do COARSE CLoTHEs
IL PINE WORK. would do well toel. M
ne BARTHOLFrs IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
as0 ESQ 4S5 The following certificate il from well
Tailor In this county who only had about 20 minutes
instruction % this Machine:
LEKsyuLE. Campbell county, Va, June 18TH 1870.
ME wM |. PAGE IL am well pleased with Barhofs Sew
nR Machine and ~npd not exchange for have
And difficult, n Operating With u kind OF CLOTH
from the Linen. We made
several pair Jos Liam pants for have
,.en ofrae different kinds of Sewing
Machines but hAfths and singers the only Mschnes
that would any person buy. They the only
Machines that ulHkr Iiiars SfiLA consider Barbolfs
much Atess % is sample In construction,
10 understand, ana Eriy 10 rvt Of order. Almost
even p-rsu hafthsif's operate. and Singers
that ~ofked lAsf Jsaf give Hasofs the preference
Respectfully ruurs, An, NAEOLUS q. TERRY.
r. : nBd dtnieuiy In rrttink my wife work
iholfs AAchins They ta snethlag great ought be
done that la, sned sewing Machines with
lie and Lock Suleh. ene iSdihsl &. g. r.
FuNHIs morning Al 10 O'Clock, viii sel LIKELY NEGRO
Il MAN. dec f1u G. r. PHELPS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-24
T0 THE PURLIC

again appearing before the public soliciting their favor
o,,nnsd naironage to the OF Glass Rane, and shall
use every effort my power to make the new concern '
With renewed facilities every department OF the business
with The determination keep the finest and best goods man
ocetber with the latest and fashionable styles
nd ue attention to all minute details of the business feel
warranted In saying that offer better styles oi cohns
and al lower prices than any house In NE trade
NV Arrangements will be so thoroughly complete ai haH
he able TO furnish days notice. suits Of The latest
s aud will guarantee give every person fIrs who Will
iaSor INC "'NN ~ CHARLES J. RAINE,
Successor to Glass n RHine.
lao. Main Street, Lynchburg, Virginia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-24
Valuable Diamond Hill Property For Sale.

M INTENDING Ia from the city offer private
N sale MY RESIDENCE, Diamond 1Iii together with
tho Acres Of Land thereto aached being the
purchased by Aanspn Winstons Trustees This
cohfssely among the desirable in the city
The house Is Of brick contains IL is In thorough
pair and has attached all necessary Ouoscs and fine Well
The ground perfectly level and Is in state Of
cultivation To city purchasers this property needs descrp
we'll the high character the neighborhocd In
which 1t is situated Is too well known 10 require praise
The terms will be reasonable and time made 10 suit pircas
Lnny 2dtsl @ A. COIIlOTN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-24
ID. p. & G. a. DIUGu1D

A. fSuccessors to s. Dia0uid d Sonsl
Fsv-3 WILL keep constantly on hand large stock OF all
-vp.S kinds Of FURNITURE Of their own manufacture
which they will be pleased to shew the old friends
Ez&i and patrons of s. Duguid d Sons and the public
generally r,s,,,s
They also keep constantly hand large stock of FtskS
METALLIC BURIAL CASES Of all sizes also large stock OF
WOODEN COFFINS every description and will prompt
attention to undertaking business at all hours
feh 25.,Aets ID. p. a. G. A. DIUGUlD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-24
raYern House At CamphclI Court House
Notice.

MAN by The name Of FRAZER came 10 the house Of my
N father, Mr. A. D. Dickerson, Tuesday, the 9Th day Of
this and borrowed mare, saddle and brJc ride
lille, h the promise that he would IN few
hours When heard from he Appomattox Io.,
Offering said mare saddle. and bride for sale This is
the public against bn, said horse saddle and brie
The taken away black fly three years old last
Spring; saddle and bride almost Frazer s about ~
age five inches high very light
mostachc dark hair and and his
right lie dressed In dark clothes wide
brim coorcd hat and shawl He remained Booke
Hotel Famylle Monday night, and left without his
bill E0BEET NJ. DlCkERSDS,
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