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man named Charles L. Lynch, who took pas
sage at Cairo, for Natchez, on the Northern Light
fell overheard while the boat was lying at Vicks
burg, and was drowned. From letters found among
the effects of the deceased, from the Governor Of
Maryland, and other prominent gentlemen, to the
Bishop and Mayor of Natchez, it appeared he was
going to that place to engage in business.
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There is great deal of railroad enterprise lust
now in the State of Missouri Last week the peo-
pie of Lafayette county, in that State, agreed tc
tax themselves to the amount of five hundred thou
sand dollars to build branch road from George
town, the Pacific road route, to Lexington.
From st. Joseph two roads are building, one to
Kansas city and the other to Maryville. Other
new roads are being surveyed and contemplated.
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New Orleans journal estimates the loss bv the
late conhagration in that city at one hundred and
five thousand dollars. By this fire many poor peo
little all. The losses by such fire can never be
estimated by figures. The account of suffering and
misery must be long and fearful
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-22

Dr. Boyd charged with abducting slaves belong
ing to Mrs. Howell and Major Russell, of the Dis
trict Columbia, had an examination in Washington
on Saturday afternoon, after which the prisoner
was committed to answer the charge at the next
term of the Criminal Court
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-22

s2,s6,aO572 50 OjG,9I767 s92995sO5
iota decrease OF Working Expenses. 1920 95805
| Gross Revenue. e............., 272 903 so
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g5r0fetits, gIQuors, &c.
80 y. TARMAN,
s. IN WHOLESALE GROCER,
H. x IMPORTER OF GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
DEALER IN FOREIGN


ol2-tr between Lombard and Water streets
ASSa[l GEO TEMPLEMAN & CO,
ES#G Successors TO CHAs THOMPSON.
Ee-El C No. G3 LEXINGTON STREET, NEAR CHARLES.
Would call the attention Of gentlemen to their suprrior
stock OF old LIQUORS, consisting of BRANDlES, WHIS
KIES, WINES, &c, which their predcc. who well
known connosseur in Liquors, purchased them pure,
and had taem hand long time. CIGARS OF the best
quality.
FRESH TEAS and Thompsons celebrated Sugar cured
II iu any yuanttV. OS-tf
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! HerPOup
slt sem Sej5,4S539 S56lS,GlS45 S237S 7.34
S",,ItihgtHi 6Ttnch 46942292 4i22953 27,20339
.NoFtIlW WeNteln ' q. X X. 2tS,NOLni
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Expenses ''' T-'
Main Stem 5Sl1g9 90 slGs4997 81 sS62Ol As
Washington Br nch @h2453.Gi l73,67925 2s,77439
Northwestern Va. r. 253 252 l9s27O5S $3.50 2I
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class OF goods can purchased in city delivered
Free. S36mr
EsNGLSF BREAKFAST TEA.-Something
kInice, Just received by GREEN & YOE,
i37lfr IS Baltimore street
4 ONDON BROWN STOUT AND SCOTCH
SALE jas; received by GREEN & YOE,
2-tfr s. Baltimore street
SNlLVER SPRING FLOUR.-Family, Extra and
CSuper sale hy the manufacturers, JOHNS ROGERS,
No. p Commerce street iy2I tfr
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.-5Oc cases Wor
w cershr Sauce quarts pints. half pints and gallon
received ship esper For sale in quantities
eu purchasers ?. TlERNAN SON, Importers y North
Charles street e2-tf
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Total increase of Net Earnings s657 O54 IS
EAlolthg an aggregate reduction Of 1929 95S 05 in
working expenses compared with the precedinr year.
mus notwithstanding the decrease of s so gross
revenue accomplishing an increased net gain of S657
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SM TEA DEA EALE h AAD GhDCEh,
Es.sss 2j4 WEST FAY ETTE STREET, corner Pine,
Oilers the trade fine TEAS, SPICES WINES, LIQUORS.
TOBACGOS and CIGARS. An examination of his samples
hy the city and country Merchants respectfully solicited
they will end greatly to their advantage to buy Of him.
every article being put down at lowest To Families
he viii supply prime fresh ROCEES cheap the
srpp 6nr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30
by TELEGRAPH.
Markets.

BALTIMORE. April 29.-Flur active ut an adj
vance f l. cents. but prices not fully established
Wheat active aud two cents higher. Corn ten
cents higher. Provisions firm. Bacon Sides % 10
% cents, Whiskey quiet at 20l to col
Nrw Yonx, April 29.--Cotton very dull and
quotations nominal. Upands. Middlings Il to
IL. Flour generally 10 20 ccuts higher; Ohio
S6.I5 To GO: southern SG.ls to Gao Wheat
firm: Southern White SlS5: Red sl.5o. Corn
firm. Mixed So Yellow 50 to 81 cents. Pork
lower; Mess lbi to 10y Prime Ia. Lard
lower nj Ill 10 ia. Whisky dull. Sugar active
nj 62 10 j. Coffee firm at II cents Spirits of
Turpcntine steady. Resin firm at 81 20. Rice
heavy at 81 to l., Stocks higher Virginia SKIES
%
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF LYNCH RG
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET TnlR People or
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
TIM, yea can Sell them Bargains;


4 AN AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS OK TuE LINE
al Railroad Lynchburg cha tsnonga; all OF then,
having circulation among the people of South Western
Virginia and East Tennessee
us,s~ ADVERTISE AND GET RICH "usu
IL AXY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA Floyd Court House. Va
viknlNiA AND TENNB,SEE MEMS, ! nrltoI
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS,
Brownie VS. KNOXVILLE Tenn " HlG.
INDICATOR, Jonesboroush Tenn.
DEMOCRAT Grecneyile Tennessee
STATE SENTINEL, Rogersvilc Tennessee,
ADVERTISER. Chattanooga.
RELIGIOUS lNrELLlGkNCER, Morristown, Tenn
POST. Athens. Tennessee,
H HALrEET STAR Le.ins,on.va
H pnMnSfHT' ,ASnsdoa.v.
sENTaSRk,l Libe-ty.va
SALEM REGISTER. Salem. VI.
THE VISITOR. Marion. Smythe co Va,
VIRGINIA PATRIOT Independence ,orsyoorco Va
y vtMneSN Vino. F"cas''r Vi"
STAR AND HER AID Chr,stiansbnrg, "a
WYrIlEVIi.t.E rEI4EGRAI IL, (,v,.,;,.,.t,o ~.
wYTIIEvli.LE T1MES, S"'' "
ISiON DEMOCRAT. t'non Mnur, tropn'v, Va.
ADVOCATE Jefer-on>!l he, Taa"m ell county, Va
M MnrInIiHiy panvire, Va.
1HE "SOuTH.wEST.' Peari.hurg. Giles county, Va.
REPUBLICAN, Winchester Va
SENTINEL. Alexandria. Va
Persons wsh,ng advertise In of the ahorc pacs " III
To call al the otl,c Of the
made and futu aHpkp WITHOUT ifiAN.
81 WIN also receive and forward advertising a. at palef
Ia the United states. \ W \bIplIl,
scp,lsts Foreman Sr.h!n' Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

Rrv. JAcoB d. MITCHELL. D. Dive are re
oues,ed to saw that this gentleman will deliver
sermon a, Temperance fall, tomorrow afternoon.
at a quarter past o'clock, upon drunkenness
We feel coofdent in saying, that an hour could
not be more pro6tably and pleasantly spent than
in listening to this gentleman on the eccason re-
ferr,l to above, and we therefore bespeak for him
a good audience The Hall is commodions and
pleasant and very well seated, and the best Of or
der observed by the audiences that assemble there
from Sabbath to Sabbath.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

Fire and Marine Insurance Company, and Valley
Insurance Offices. Mr.. VIM. Magrndcr, who did
the cocpcrase in that department, LIST crnsdera
bly, in a private manner. The place j. now Icing
rapidly cleared out for rebuilding and altogether
the outlay caused by this Gre will amount to close
ON $50. 000.-Richmoad Enquirer Of Ffiday.
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A c A Il D.
ROARD OF pI BIlC WORKS.

NO TIE VOTERS or THE fiRsI lATERNAL IN
! PROV EMENT DISTRICT IL N1HGiAlA COMPOSED
OF the FOLLOWING CpUS llES AMI tll!ES -i"t
Princess Anne. snrry. Sarak county %ou""a>,
Nice %lruburg, Amelia Prince tia"rgr Nas"u9u Nh>s"N,
Southampton. Franklin, Prince Ed" ard, R"an"r" N>thc,
Tazwel Iitsyiv tnia Patrick H,lhN. hn"tiIsatn 'hH'-
I,r Cnmberard I.uuenburg Bedford Norfolk cry lrms
wick. Petersburg, Csmbei po"hat'n. M"r"r wa hnet'n
gnncrv Giles, Flo,d Carroll. Smy IL Scott q aNan,
Russell t;crnSvl" Dinw iie, Henry, App mattoN Chcs'
terrified. Pulaski and Lee.
h" untsignrd respectfully offers himself cand dat"
for the ,r" of tonnis, of the Board "i futl Works
ior above ned District aud II eectri wi, l'av"r =
ii charge the office with hi"htr aud
lust regard 10 the rights oil all sections :" the S't"
JNb. Il. kliBl.
aaril 81 cteimay- Suffolk Nan>cmon 60. va
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cry 2 AND STATE AFFAIRS.

SrE new arrangement advertised in today
paner in the running of the Richmond anu Ne"
Enrk steamers. There 10 no means Ut transit be
tween those cities comparable to this route Tor
comfort.
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LEYBURN WILKES,


NEW ORLEANS. March 26h, 1850
MFssRs. OYLER & KEFN-i~atica6 AT the solicitation
many oi here have concluded succeed
brother business and wish AL the
brother John that the business will meet wi h
lille interruption; tl.at accept ray Thing
count brohcr until rorure order
inventory and have his widow gnised
natural suirix of her minor children
be ear all claims against the
can say iIicds t't they reed have any
ness their lis hands, the hs death,
as means ample. Yous, Respectfully,
I1T
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

NJOTICE.-At meeting Of the hirccsory Of
~ the Orange Alexandria Railroad Company 10 be held
a Office Of The Company in Alexandra, ON MONDAY
the day MAY next the subject Locating
Of their road from Charlottesville
Lynchburg will be taken up and disposed Of.
By order Of the Board JAMES HREID.
april Is c30m Clerk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

FREIGHT TRADE.--Thcre were received, at the
Depot of va. &,renn. r. r., on yesterday, ID nd
ed cars consisting of 100 bushels Wheat 15l
barrels Flour; loG 000lbs. Miscellaneous. There
were Is loaded cars sent West same day.
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MARRIED,

At the Church Of the Epiphany in Washington
City. ON the Goth inst. by the Rev. Dr. Hall, Mr.
EDWARD A. POLLARD. Of New York, and Miss AD'
ELAIpH NJ. BARRY. Of this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

7. u ITEI w
quest OF land sellers hat established III III" Guy a" Lynchurg
AN AGENCY TOR TiE SALE OF LAND: the object az
which Is a'1 a,1,s both to thr~ciT aud purchaser Of
the and lie will KEEP in Lis Office \ LAND REGISTER,
containing and thorough d-rpti II Farm,
sale, incrug quantity qga! lor"ion prize terms and nil
other information essential be known by one cous of
purchasing
In this persons unacquant"i win The country with
PURCHASE. without delay have such plantation
POINTED oft them w"ud suit then wishes and the pur.
seller be able each other Aud
sellers bring their land notice uf
concerned Without that no1riety Witch is
unpl aaian within Itself
Persons The all Of this offr In selling, give
full description their lpn In order Thai fair and candid
Representation may bo made to the pur hl8Dr.
This Agency viii be advertised in he most promi agri
cultural papers.
All communications must be postpaid and an Is
required accompanied with postage stamp they
will he promptly attended to-
Office VIM. r. Andrrsons, d dse Street. door
Messrs. lrbY 81 saunders.
marcA y diwacly LEYBURN WILKES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

Dark AND DrsoRprRLy- Elizabeth Bird an
old free negro woman was arrested on the hill
Thursday night for being drunk and behaving III
disorderly manner. In consequence OF her are.
md ON her promising to behave better III the lu-
ture she was discharged
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30
SPRING CLOTHING
And Gcntlcmcn's Furnishing Goods,

open y adler supply he altlY increasing demand
fr th"ir - hEADN MADE CLOTHING, they have
lad In then usually extensive -tk, aud have spared
such their long
cncc Ia 81 wa host adapted In the wants "f their custom
ci- o." M NO ~" future, IA II LIS t"n ~ th" rnt' VIII he
to- l. ,Ing "uls good Peodf always t9hHdhl'
lrts tirt ,ci ct nj WI" have heretofore ~ lih
crafty I'il the BaYanr or sosk TOT the Spring I'm
Va, tt.t pronounce. In ,Accsrcr and variety nic
tan ,tty, North SOUTH anl eomti-as c>r
viAl' Il urut- Dues sui heap, but suh~nn
tai aud We, Dr.. ode SeIt anis = tlaitanR
ntkEDlE iIS. SilAflR 4 60
bil-l - t'rrtng garments t1ar T. m"Hsur, 10y l"nv
nE th'r hr,, ~tIl hr promptly accommodated
match 80 il, n, = n 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

Mr.. GoGGIA's SrEEcH.-The crowd ut Johnson's
Hall on Tuesday night to hear the speech Of Mr..
Goggin was by far the largest political gathering
we have ever seen in our city and the enthusa 'ni
was in full proportion. The spontaneous bursts
of applause which ever and anon broke forth from
the audience throughout the entire address, re-
minded the one line Wings of the glorious times
Of 1910. In word. the fires of that memorable
period a,e burning in Norfolk as brightly now as
they were then but we Hatter ourselves we shall
give little larger majority for Goggin than We
gave for Harrison
We shall revert to this speech at greater length
il err nrvt issue. 1t is enough now to say that
,ac speed, has told with splendid effect upon the
large, respectable and highly appreciative andito-
ry, and that every man of his party was not only
satisfied but perfectly cightcd-except those
vh' have had the fortune TO witness his tremcn-
4" al overwhelming power when under the
+ ing excitement Of immediate competition. =
The speech closed amid perfect Juror ofnpplaurc.
Mr.. Goggn left in the Coffee for Eastville,
Northampton county, bearing with him the best
wishes of thousands of our city, confident of
victory. Mr.. Montague went also.-Nortolh Hg.
aid.
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ETlEEINlS PLAsTEK.-BlESA VISTA
BANKS. NEAR SALTY II.l4E. VA The subscriber u
now RAJ ing .arsc quantities Of PLASTER from tho above
Banks A new Plaster MIL has just been completed
premises 10y power, with east iron machinery
and frs rate No pains will be spared In
mauufa, the No article, and
finely eruuad e most Farticnia iaaer cond desire.
largo amount both Lump aud Ground Plaster hand
grinding from fifteen to twenty tons per day
Consumer. earnestly solicited to supply themselves
difficulty
last year 10y getting their supply by Railroad
Ipdce more bali those wanting FASTER
pointed by tic furnishing the of
ton PRICES All TIE BANh.
D
Ground and packed in Sacks or Barrels. 90
Parties may snlpiy
various points along the line Of the Railroad, orders
amounting full load of TONS accompanied by the
money will be promptly attended to.
Less than load be off but where much
rs seven wanted bis neigh.
bors to Ioin him. and thus make up load for place
The tusness is charge Of Mr.. WIN W. BLAcKFoRD, to
whom connected with II will be addressed
uw Pot Ohes--Saltvlle Va.
nov e5s1a.l wYNpHAM ROBERTSON
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rev .taHlus's.Tsnas. SuHOr'.
Ery" NfchUDY N,otI1d a. NInN AofI1e. "g
april ely -. J. u.


ilE subs Iiler hdN,lS "P"Hutdn AtEi,t III RAlSHoP
Al the lhn.nN l"nmIrN ON IN" '-n near The Va Tenn
Railroad Icpo'. 10, Ilul h irIc,s and 4 pub
lie lrtcray that L. prepared al hort 10 III
iia-o Whcat Ih,cshrrs. ISlug>tau PeakSkin
and New lork Prenr.n pinws cal uumu,Is iihy and
tuttc> Shovel ilov- Hoir"wN tutvHtVts- t'fn SEnlcs
and nj, k.nd, al \ grciltnla Ma incrf nu'' 10 Is
ihe -uhsei#btr the builder of III" oar which the
fret aud only lrniuh awarded nj he last INnchurI
Agricultural Far. aud hHfu- >dcr tio experience
Ing, Htttsf iu caiHi at .rr-al snistac
All hc asks is oA ia" above named ptco before nrchas
ing elsewhere il, II. SHEPHERD
aprii ! | Ems. | ynrhhnrg Va.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.

rl,Rtsi ~sAs.E. fyAi.uAHlE mOUsE
= HOLD PROPERTY. TWO HORSES AND NEGRO
MANN 'irnc OF deed uf trust executed To the under
signed by u"nrge W, Cameron. shall SATURDAY. thu
1fh day ot MAY next In fnt af the Market House IN the
city 81 NnthnrR at luhls an proceed 10 sell the
PROPERLY conveyed said deed consisting Of Household
and kh'hrn Furniture liquors. A.. pair hno Match
h,ts"-, and one Ncgro Man. gand Geek
Terms made known II The d. - sale
april "a d'n'av. III ID CHRIS rIAN, Trustee.
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t,ntv.,.IGD ATrss,t rsoN
t7A1 GE E1
- Wy IN
AT INcLUDovEs FANCY STORE

AT IECLEDOVES FANCY STORE.
MINT Ntt }DAN, viii place nrantlo stard- my lIuN
v NEIS NDl NAN1iES. and all mY FANCY GOODS,
tari.r : The icnie
II, hand. aud ola orpostion IN / l.
tU4N,r ttt. ,TNt~. aud NnNILIN
AnIuiN t gay % TOR I,rs C3dss Hoa'cis that
rlay be s',, uie.' III" Sthnds
* % u, {, tEl .. w.
i air i,torl.n tier, marriage
hn itr, "a, vi"ns ant
view q at n,ss pnrnas'd unusually large lot
80 Tho ~. Ittl-T LIZZIE lAN' I!.S tor iiabirs MA
vs,,,,,I. ItneAHrs Al "a Wholesale n well
utu..ntI "i h'nr Conner, iAtsHaarr -
nrt,. .Y. At=tlIb lNGLIp WE
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Ti NCUbIlNG, 4 PM Ith, IeJY
vUNO TyR uASCFACTt KEH~ AND SHIP
Il PEKS OF TOBACCO We take pleasure In recommends
ing your NV r. OLIVER, successor If his la,e
brother J. OLIVER, in the Commission business Mr. Oh
a business ana has ample and Is in every
sense gentleman. OfLER KEEN.
april . d3taw 8rin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

Wirua,rA PAss-Ned, slave belonging to
Mr.. Wm Kent. Of Amherst, and employed rs n
boa,man by Mr. VIM. T. Anderson, was taken mp
on the canal Thursday night without pass. 1t
was at first supposed the boy was runaway m'
ofter disclosures showed that he being stranger.
was unacquainted with city ways, and had not
taken the precaution to furnish himself with II
lodging place-was released by the Mayor.
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r.
PROPERTY conveyed IN said deed consisting Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture iiiuars A. pair hno Match
hsH"-' nnh one Ncgio Man. god t"ok
Terms made known the d. safe
april "a dtuav. III u. CHRIS rIAN, Trustee
HEAVY AND FANCY HARDWARE.
SPRING a SUMMER ARRIVAL.
I re- L, iS5 .,
AM now rr'ng my Purchases made LAST north, adapted
to The rlr ~ s'aten comprising large aud beautiful
stack 81 hAEhN ARE III variety beth Of foreign and
,on, site " ma 'ciuro embracing IN Iaet-
milling, Clubbing. " e.ding, s:n,dcn, Flower
nad Sadie. lssr-
& rntn dir-sma ihc. Hay amd ssnrdca Wa hes,
Chain. tn'iis, Vices. Hei1ow-, Files, ka.p.,
Ar., AZ;
Rope n"h S"tdngrt
Fine uNnri and cih,r fable Cut ety
Pocket H"isr-, superior sock worth from - !"
l0R piCov,
Shrnrs, SCISSORS and Points, from the best manuar
silver spoo". md Eark-, made of coin.
silver riutrd Goods In pr at sarietyi
Wtaa"w shades. u hesnuh s,"eh
= lOor Oil ioths, irom tot sarIs wnie;
Wsod W"'r. TABS, B.rkcs-. eharas, Sc, ~. I
patcns Zee Cream 4 rces,r. aud Water Cooicr. I
WUlow aud fn"ry naskri- md Empire saig.t
H0tid"g hnrdWprc IN great variety;
frrorh W '"dow aia.. md faivt
e0n sktns. aud shoe makers Findings at all Kinds
Reg sk,us. saddle Trees. pint-d mud Steel Fits,
plated mad Steel s,irrap-. E,iiinEs, Ar.i
p.rnthc Rstiing, t:uMa nnd Hemp packiONt
sas prni't'.. Iannrr'. and smith. Tsei-t
dtrcsinr u III mud eros. Ia, snW.t
Revolving IL nd srit-t eekina pi-,"t.t
E.shsug i"rkir, Twisted aud Plated Ines, ~
NJ SIMPSON,
april ; dts At the old stand Of simpson \ Hrohcr.
SrRl NJ. {. 30 DS.
IlE suhs't TIERS desire call the attention II their
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

LARGE FIRE AT TIE TREDEGAR Iron Works.
Between II and o'clock yesterday morning fire
broke out in the railroad spike factory department.
connected with the celebrated Tredegar Iron
Works of this city. These extensive iron works
of Richmond are situated on the canal above the
Armory, and in them every possible kind of han
diwork in metals is carried on. with n degree of
ability unsurpassed in the South This extensive
concern is owned by Messrs. Joseph X. Anderson
& Co, and takes high position among the pro-
gressiye kind of Southern manufacturers. The
machinery is worked by water power which. in
that portion of city, offers innumerabe facili-
ties for all kinds OF industry
The operatives were engaged in the spike-shop
Wednesday night last till about ii o'clock, and
in about an hour after their retiring the fire acct
dentally took place; which consumed all that see
ton of the works, destroying machinery models.
spikes and wooden patterns 10 the amount of $50
600 The loss will, indeed, 90 beyond this sum,
when consider the time. &C., necessary for the
reercetion Of that department Of the works
Among the valuable articles DESTROYED were the
patterns of the machney of the rolling mill and
many others. The city iremen could not easily
get at the of destruction, consequently, but
little effort could lie made to stop the progress of
the fire, which, for two three hours continued
t, illuminate the city.
Messrs Anderson & Co. had insurance upon the
building to about half the amount of the above
estimated damage, in the Mutual Society Office,
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Nl-Iit%NI.N & CO..
NnIIIsdE asn ran
Greece az 3crcral Ccmn, st1n Mr. hants

HfaF 5 .'.., Nam 81, klNfNBNHG, Ft
W. ~ rrtc,ilt II tur : tnf stock Of Grorcr's
W Iru. '.' Nrlt" ~ - Cd y d e. consisting ot
Cutn Oh 49,. .I1 - NJ $nFhrt, fnr u lIadc-
l.uHf tIu.l A. tijaruilt"i md r." red >uE@r;
iasuua ~ ava. Mocha htd Sant. t"HtC;
sperm. ~ tWuutue md Tai Az tltdlosi
Brown 1ul !. 'rcY Sre,s various tft H.,
Tcns Coils rop Inprri1l iiapia u ccus O"l"nG 4 e
pt,s,f kl,I '".r ittiior god aud fnniaG'l; puI
'rltr Ntm nl | Ncrrp" aud HfHr11 Alum salt tutt.i
lafr. an Nl tt'n,a ail Western cured Bacon No
iaiitN lltf il Whole AID hal harreis. Nr nni Mack
,r,. In Ll,-. So Peruvian Gtan"; old b"mnion Nan"
lcIss aud N.r hue. American. li0mmorod, Rolled an,
English r., rI Iiou Hand II ~ aud Sheet Iron; No,wai
Mad Eri.N.., t- Sh'ar and bi.tefd S'"" Wagon nNc
al HIrsfu u vi sat al SiaIiu lji,
G"oi-, sub go and 2panahmF-, flrach"I and Brow
Shrt,ul, ii ~h, unE, Htal ,hafl"n Linen tu"nad"e
Atrir D,,,b lrnts, bpFHaip.f a. Ae i"whrh tl"N
Ir~l.' :it examination ttlH ihr Iii"n" aud tl'
- Pau. Al Jttcnr.n Iaia To taH-- dhenta OF oil Kind
g. p'ntrt e. f4- lrp
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INOR KENT.-We offer for the property
u known as the AMERICAN HOTEL, the lower end
Street Possession given immediately For terms. ap
pyto j. H. q SAMiI IL hEf
feb l6d.ltawts Trustees.
A PPLE RRANDY.-Oid Nash Apple brandy
"A very fine, for sale by --
april 22dts, JAMES BOYD CO.
DRANDIEs.-Londsn Deck ,vinegrower md
I'D Hennessey BRANDIES, for sale by
april 22ds. JAMES BOYD CO.
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J 90 rel. Upi die, t mud fnhr Al ~ bthg If i
s,es untg Irrn.t Mus.n ani ~. att, WI, worthy III,
atttifti"i
rrri Il.Ul. JOIN ABRAIIANS
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NyGth - a. - fancy SeCk tir- for tb'
~ >prtt Net lHrc. inNult btt"n \ all 4 o., Be Col
ars. t!;o',s ias.r, =. ar, ias, received ~
p,,rth 90, 40. WIN |, PAGE
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SPRING GOO DS.

'liE sU~ TIERS desire call the attrnn nf their custo,
] and a., lnnlie generally, 10 their stock Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

0RW CONC8RN.-We have eseeeeeeeA oes-
~ sslvss together under the style 81 bANf0RD . Al.
DERaON fne TIE purpose u carrying ths Ls c. 80
where hey vill b p,sassd % 80 tasir "a ssasss
/ avsn 8A1w. ,. VI AND1o90 {