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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26
Mail DelinQuencies.

In reply u our correspondent at Tayor's Store.
rs well IA others who complain Of mail rregulari-
ties, we have to say that we doing all in our
power to bring these matters to the attention Of
the proper authorities. We called in person, a
few DAYS since, Mt the Post Office Department in
Washington, and represented tho peculiar griey-
ances We suffer in this section from repeated mail
failures and losses.
The estmablc Assistant Postmaster General,
Dundns, who has charge Of this immediate depart
,nent of the mail service. assured that he would
give his special attention to this region in short
time.
lie complains that the Route agents are not
uniformly Us efficient ms they might be, aud that
when regulations adopted that nre distasteful
10 them they try t. bring the Department to terms
by maxim those regulations unpopular ns neg
lect Of duty their part make them lying
all the time upon the influence of Members OF
Congress t" keep them in positions for which they
nrc not qualified. Thus, whilst the Assistant p
NJ. General is anxious to do his duty and to
quire his agents 10 do theirs. he admits that he
cannot reach inefficient and fai,hlcss agents who
owe their appointment and continuance in Office
To Members OF Congress. W ithout radical
change therefore in the practice of the Depart
ment and unless it shall assume some indcpcn
dence Of Members Of Congress. by Diminishing
worthless agents. no matter by whom sustained,
mail matters will grow worse instead Of better
II the Press, which is everywhere complaining Of
this Department. would institute moro searching
inquiry into its management, and expose the Sc
& al ia ;,ta
be greatly subservcl. This courtc would contrib
ute cffectually toward cleansing tho AuSean stu
bic. that is now rocking with corru?tion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

POWDER EXPLOSION IN BRooxE STREET, New
YoRk-A Shop aud D.ceiiing Shattered Won.
dcrta Escape Of the Iamdtes.-Jac,b Peth, a Ger
man. is q gunsmitb, and has. or did have this
morning. shop in Broome street, No. 481, near
the corner Of Wooster, in the 9Th ward, Jacobs
shop was in the basement, and bis residence di.
rectly over it. lie is an industrious man, and
went about his business betimes this morning. as
usual.
About half past nine. however, as Jacob was
working Mt his forge. spark flew upon n tin can.
lister Of powder. which had been carelcssly left
standing in the fireplace ut the east end of the
room. msi 10 key, and the terrible substance
ignitcl and quicker than jacobs quickest
thoughts there came terrific crash, and Jacob
f,und lbs house and shop apparently tumling
down over his heal. and everything whirl-
ing about bis cara in will confusion The
plaster overhead was precipitated TO the foor
the windows flew into the street the rear
wall Of the house. for some feet upward, made
a sudden exit to the yard mn immense rat trap
followed suit, to the delight. no doubt. of the
qualrupedS for whose destruction it was created;
the stove-pipe measured its length upon the earth
the stove fell upon its side; the door was shattered
and sent whrling into n thousand fragments, and
the crash. which sounded like the cxplusion of n
cannon and was heard mt great distance, shook
the entire block.
Like II faithful man. Jacob finding he still
lived. fist bethought him Of the wife and children
u, erhrnd. aud rushed to their rescue. Fortunate
ly. his wife was out Mt q safe distance and although
the furniture in his rooms was thrown about in n
furious manner. the children were entirely un-
harmed. Jacob finding his family safe, began to
think about himself, md discovered that his hands
and face werc n god deal burned; notwtlstand-
ing which, aud the wreck of his business arrange
mcnts, he was duly grateful that the affair was no
wur-c.
1t was. indeed, almost miraculous that none
were injured in the crash. The house, an old
franz" building, still stands. but is shattered
that it will have to be torn down.--New York
Ini
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

A good thing was done by the last House of
Representatives, which gives promise of greater
efficiency in that body. to wit: the adoption Of
a resolution to remove the desks from tho Hail.
This reform is very valuable one. 1t will com.
pei more attention to the business OF the House
will prevent that perpetual letterwriing. in which
the majority Of the members seem to be constantly
engaged; will arrest the habit Of making Bun
combe speeches, and make the House practical,
Woodworking body, in which, the indolcnt, care
less and reckless will find little case, comfort, or
enjoyment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26
Board Of Trade.

A meeting Of the merchants and business men
Of Lynchburg will bc held Mt friends Warehouse
this morning at eleven o'clock. for tho purpose c:
taking preliminary steps to orsaNiz'a Bard of
Trade. Those institutions have proved to I've very
useful in other cities, and will he productive Of as
much good here, as anywhere else. As the
Spring trade is just opening, it is m opportune
time for such an organization. We trus, there
will be n full Attendance at the Warehouse this
morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

Some time ago wecxpres.cl the opinion that, in
few years. cotton would. DO worth lhiriy cents Il
pound. The prediction was dncrelitcl, lut We
ask attention to the following paragraph from the
Memphis Bulletin. IN less than ten years, uuless
the slave trade be rcopcnei---of which there is no
probnbility--we honestly believe our prediction
will be verified:
Messrs. Ncrscr & B,rum ca'ton factors, sold
six bales of the staple yesterday IL; the cxtruor
binary high price Of eighteen cents pct pound. 1t
was raised upon the plantation Of Mr.. John D..
Cleaves in Fayettc county, aud had taken the
premium in the FayeltcCounty Agricultural FAIR
and Western Division Fair, At Jack son. The
price paid is the highest obtained in the market
during the season.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

secure the safety Of the South by banishing from
the pahlic mind eli the acrimony and hate that
ere snssndsrsd BY sectional disputss As the
wsaksr II H. two sections the South should pause
and consider calmly Whist she must do in this. her
hour az extreme peril
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

The pin Trade We could DIRE IA of ibc
uu,,c such iii. manufacture of PurRahc
PHI when it comes mu general use And how pain
the follow ing numbers speak of the amount OF human
that little mDrc remedy forth
combat AID subdue. DIR j T. AYU of Lowell, lnanufac
Lis laboratory forty diem OF his Cdthdrc
iiis through all the year This sight boxes minute
dose secod We thus iud 5000 persons swallow
this Pill every day 800 80 month";! physicians think OF
thai 49, OF paeus who ,cek relief the med cal
sA, Surely that should be, he is in this
# the first intelligence and nj tn highest character
s cntal, him caul responsibility Tor the
VT al r OF his tcow man.-Pdt. sriue Courier.
!,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

The Washington correspondent of the Now Or
leans Delta states that the mission to Mexico was
rendered hy the President to Gen. SAN HousroN.
who declined it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26
New and Pretty Spring aud Summer Goods
Or, s -
aTy, NATTHuAS, FANCY STORE

AT y. MATTHuAS' FANCY STORE.
" thankful for the liberal patronage which We have
W heretofore received and agan respectfully call III" a"n
tI,u # and the public TO LARGE AND
ElIHANT STOCK, which will be opened MONDAY
n, IT, the 18th inst BONNETS Of all kinds from 81 80 to SEQ
Nil aud Ghldr.ns' BoNSETS AND HATS. RIBBONS.
FLOW FRS hEAD'DRESSES, DRESS CAPS,COFFlERS
FANCY IIAlit.PINS. GLOVES. FANS, BUSSELS. HOOP
SKIRTS LACE GOODS. BRUSHES COMBS. PERFUME
RIlS and Back, Front aud side HAIRBKAlDS. Also an
ri, cant assortment French Prussia and Chenes LACE
A\D SILK LACE MANTLES AND SHAWIS and numer
Gus articles Please favor with call 50 that
n may satisfied sell goods cheap aud pref
is a. any other this city elsewhere Tie
GO vary price, that all purchase according to her
~ REPAIRING done at short notice.
~ cular attention paid to orders from the country
,,rpho
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

THISGs IN WAsHINGTnN A. TRLEGRAPHED To TIE
New YoRK PAPERs.-The uniform practice of the
Post Office Department has been to furnish copies
OF the contractors accounts when adjusted, flask
ed, and verified ones il required. This nsnge may
be extended but no certificates of Indebtedness
will be issued b, Mr.. Holt. II the money can DC
raised on the former. the government will not 10
responsible. The mail lettings for Virginia,
North and South Carolina. Georgia and Florida,
take place On the Sd of April. The belief here is
that the bids will be largely increased by the pre-
sent state otthe Department though the contrne-
tors will only be delayed II few weeks during the
first quarter Of the fiscal Year,.
The Hon. George Taylor of New York is most
urgently pressed for the vacant Commiss;oncrship
of Patents.
Venezuela has agreed to the payment Of the A.
merican claims arising out of the guano controver-
~, amounting to $500, 900 thus removing all cause
of dispute between the two governments.
! It is now discovered that the cause Of the delay
in the ratification of the Cass lrsarri treaty is that
Sir William Gore Ouseey, in the course of neso-
,tiaiiuns inserted an article in his treaty requiring
England to aid in the expulsion of and protection
against British fllibusters and Nicaragua amen
idel ours by inserting clause to the same effect
as regards American filibusters, which govern
'ment here refuses to accept, on the ground that
existing laws are sufficient.
\ post ui;ce has been established at Coraville
lin the Pixies Peak region and Matthias SnyGer
formerly Of Virginia has been appointed postnlas
ter. The contract for daily mail service from
Leavenworh to Coraville has been given to Benz
Mccullough and b, +. Nichln, who have made
extensive arrangements for the transportation Of
passengers,
AN ARMY CoNrRAcr-The Utah correspondent
of the Chicago Tribune sends to that journal tho
freightng contract made in the Quartermaster's
Department. at Washington city, with Russell,
to carry freight from Kansas to various points on
the Utah route The schedule of prices has been
kept back till lately when it is foun that Govern
merit pays the firm above named $50 per one hun
dred pounds from Leavenwor,h to Salt Lake Civ
"A distance Of twelve hundred miles. At this
enormous rate the contractors have carried
thousands Of tons. They are at the same time
contractors to carry freight to Pixies Peak, dis
lance of six hundred miles, for eight dollars
which is less than third the sum paid by
Government. Here is an opportunity for another
Congressional Committee Of Inquiry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

! SUI WRECK AND SUFFERING At SEA.-The ship
jtcntoylon. arrived Mt New York yesterday,
brought to that rity portion of the crew of the
harqno Dromhair. abandoned ut sea. Five of the
crew persisted Of starvation.
| The Dromhar was from Quebec bound to Sill
=, in Ireland. with cargo of timber. She had
Exp" ;encel Heavy west and northwest gales UNI
| til December %, while lying to in tremendous
gale, she was boarded by which swept the
decks of cverythug-houscs. bulwnrks rails
stauncheons, wheel, with the man. The vessel
also sprung leak The pumps was kept going,
filled again, and became perfectly unmanageable
!'ha crew were in this situation for twcnty.onc
days. subssting for fouteen days on hal biscuit
per Day, AMI what water they could catch run
ming down the masts The other seven days they
hve'! on small strips of salt pork only.
| Dating these u days three of the crew died
from Exhaustion and starvation. and two others
die after being seen by Capt. Culkns, of the Cen
turlnn.
Wren the ship Centurion hove to under the lee
/ Of tie Dromhair, it was blowing gale; but. not
with landing, he lowered his boats aud went to
the d.ablcd ship. On arriving there scene was
before them such "a seldom presents itself to man
the dead and dying lying there interminslcd.
Ii'iac living were carefully lowered in the boats
u. the Centurion, and when on board that ship
every care and attention which sailor could
give another was given. Mrs. Capt. Calkius for
tunatcly accompanied her husband this voyage.
and the rescued speak in terms of the highest
praise Of her gentle and unremtting exertions for
their Lebeit.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

writer in the Mobile Advertiser recommends
n reorganization of the Wing party Of Alabama.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

C,..., ~. R.u,o,n Tu,Rry M1L.a Az
.oosr ~ %..;.ns,; G..s,,eoc the 10Th ,avs
i'oJ ,.;a.a. - oosmrrsd ON tho Li..s Miami Nail.
road xes.erisy morning. which outstrips, In point
.,s .pe. s.sd .so lah,n;ny e.press. ..6ftv cent?
a'nS :, ..s.l ,ra;n reinforcement which attend.
"i ,hs d.il,srv Of tho recent famous dedication
..on,r,,, IN .6;s ctv The facts are about thus:
IA. .an,.-hot n.s.ed that period of life which
10 .ar,d wonII term "younp." although she
m;ch, differ with them. was on her way 70 this
a,S far nnrposes connected with active industry.
A., n non, on the road, traveller took tho train,
who bappened to enter the car in which the young
l,dy occ,n,ed n seat. After walking up and down
Letwecn tho seats the gentleman found no unoc-
cun;c sent, eIcept the one.half Of that upon which
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26


Mn. SIcKlEs' CASE was brought to the notice Of
his h,nior. Judge Crawford, this morning, by his
Iatturne} = Stanton and Chiffon, with a request
that til court would use its errts to bring their
client trial as possible.
The { ,urt assured the counsel TINT he had no
,eonlral { the case, as the indictment had not
come b. IRE him, aud it rested with the District
Attorney to mako the necessary arrangements,
and app int day
la icrly, the District Attorney said that he was
unable to give at this time any positive informa-
ton to the day which he would be ready.
The counsel for Mr.. Sickles then remarked that
"a pres, ntment had been made week ago, and
they d ,ired to know the cause Of the delay.
We Lave heard some surprise expressed 1T the
delay. specially as it is said that Mr.. Sckles'
counst have given notice from day to day Of their
ealinrss to proceed
1t l. believed that the trial will commence in
the ea; ly part Of next week.
Thee were present to-day in court in behalf Of
Mr.. eklcs. Messrs. Staunton, Phillips, Radclih.
and Mr.. Sickes' father, who is also Il lawyer
Mcs,rs. James T. Brady and Graham of New
York. waiting 10 be telegraphed for so soon AS
the day of trial is decided on.
Crowds of people, who seem to have other
desire than the qualification Of II morbid curiosity,
hang around the court, trying to see what they
could zee. They would be far more usefully en-
iploycd devo,ing themselves to the care Of their
families and minding their own business - Wash
Itagoa States, Thursday afternoon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

\ 2rent carr, nnrr NIL the phys'cinn. t,nd tail
ed ny BAKERS PREMIUM Birrtks Mr. +. Bakrr-Dea
Sir In justice yourself AMI " In be- similarly
afflicted permit to ct, instance Of tie remarkable
qualities of your Premium Ite,,. hal used them
recently hut my ~ife Wing he afflicted with
and snrprrd sinit, h, tic zen or
Twelve years used every meas la my power
t. heath. She under treatment vi i've
obie ply icians, but II" rohf rnd be had then saw
rerai hcaies" the rci",rNa"l cures made 10y your Bit
e time she began retoNer tHd. Mi only her nervous
al. ton md dsordcrod 81 ii renoeei but her gene
ne and shall ai"a.s "n;hi" !" use your ii''irrs
tisin Justice yourself ant rte lcns.: .! "ihc's
WHO sin,ii ,rly afflicted f.Gr b, lien ''rva;t ~
RIA, nond, Jane 81 ie5'. iHUb rs NJ MONTAGUE.
B,kfus rntMIUM BITE >-hiclmord Sent l9 ls'S- II
is with wrg pleasure thl al as testimony TO the virtue
l,AkEhs PREMIUM BiirfEs ia l'kpg perm itht cure
established case OF D. lria, ON "hi'n nave 'un'r
much the las, twelve motifs Also iuy wife is u'ns
III, siea: Fne Tor ,caiS itnn de
Imitation dlsorcrri stomach. As as comm ir !
iir :" III was r"'vi q" 1t their ,A'uabe qualities
t,n,nIrutI, recommend them IL ali cite j. ADAMS.
Far hy til. Drug t-ih tchnrs AID by all The
put tpal Druggists the c,y ,h.oi and cisrwcrr
Virsn,a also of NJ CHS 81 III y Co. Washington city
- u. Stab,i a &" i'arinorr Nd D. b. Miller, Cow
ord. ilied by dressing l. BAKER. Proprietor.
oct n l., Richmond Va
1r,rinx,.Pn,cniC Champ IT Fire aud Burglar
poet with iafs Fdt. T. S9r P'o9 L"chs the int
tNpt awarded separate dad he n"lis Fair, Lon
dom H. the Worlds + ~ YORK, 1873, and III" le
Worlds FAN.
r,e.c form the lcrtc ccntiy against Fire a"d
8nrasrs. of any ate offered 20 ilc public
81 900 REwARDw II he paid y" an! prison that con show
that a iERRING's PaTtAr IN Me- SAFE ever iaicl Il"
preserve its contents ia All accd ntHi hre
Chilled Bank Chests mud vaut Nu!l ors and Money
boxes Chests oker, jew te,s, and private families
=" ''' '"A''' sI,.As /. liEkRlN.i,& co.
psi f}roal~ - Murray Street
OPP" = CITY Hall. ew York.
AGENTS b. W. KNOWLES .ilhmoni Va; r. LIS
TER Petersburg, Va }. H. rH MS ~ Co, iynehbnrs
Va; aud towLA>p B.,or.hn, Norfolk, Va
o.-i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26
NEW STYLES! NEW GOODS

NEW STYLES! NEW GOODS!
II AvING Just returned from tho Northern cities whors
III have taken ordinary in the selection OF
good and complete stock Of BOOTS SHOES, HATS CAPS,
TRI NKS, UMBRELLAS. CARPET BAGS, &c. &c. and
gotten the most and ready for nsrc
ton respectfully solicit call from my friend"
and tina public L. l. ARMiSiEaD,
march NJ dt.-Rcp % Next 10 the tahrli House
StPRIN(s, 1880 SGOTT'S FAsuBONA FDH
- SPRING just received, with explanations In fngI H.
French Yearly subscribers supplied with the
supplement gratis published Aprl ard October, a'ao WIKI
English French and German spianaton. 1900,
march 26 dts. NM. L. fA'i'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

n q =
~ o",i e the City Council hereby give notice tothe
legal the tiy Of Lynchbure, that annual lee
i1n r Ofit w,ll be held first ri ESpAY
in APRIL mx at Friends Warehouse in Ly, CHI ard.
i'ti r. W arch In Henry Ward. tho
tiy Council members of the Court of Hastings Mayor
se,u High Constable. Master Police. aud
As rSnr"t the Revenue, Surveyor Of the Cty Clerk
hr Iusin,g1 Court.
a give notice thar poll will he taken the
places above the the RS of
the Cry upon the prop iiy Of extending and euargng
Wafer Works prop sci by the Watering Committee
tutlcr give that aruei u Mckinney William r.
I La,r. John A. Tanner Fay-tte F. Adams ard Robert l.
oi Lyn? Ward, and William l.. Saunders, SamnoI W
Shelton joseph II Phelps VIM r.. Anderson and Alexan
llcnry Ward appointed Cumnis superu
tend T. ID J,nungsf Lyrth War, and X. j. Cnn iH Of
Henry Waid appointed officers conduct said election
JAS a. WILLIAMS
mar,h lG ti2yf Clerk of CITY Council
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

LESSONS IN NEEDLE WORK
FOR CIBLDKEN AND YOUNG: l.ADIEA.
KISS NARY ROSENSTlEL tn es the liberty announce
wi to the citizens OF Lyncburg that she will be prepared
instruct in all kids "t hne NEEDLE WORK, PLAIN SEW.
ING AND KNITTING.
7 Err MS
Fine NJ eda Work. NTH. s.
pain Seain and Knitting, MONTH. W
Two afternoons in the week
The on will commence the first WEDNESDAY I'm
April.
Fer par"n'a~s apply at Miss RosExsrIris S,pre Main
Street, ,p"r below ii. C. Victor's Book s
r p,rc--Stahlcr e. Jones march l6-ilm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

JOHNSON, YOUNGER & OTEY, 13 Pearl
- owren Main aud Cary, RICHMOND Va have on
hand and q n, u sale
1000 bags fio, Laguyra and Java Coffee;
- bags Mo, ia do
300 sides giod anl damaged sole Leather
atHi boxes Adam tniine Candies;
100 b"xs Brown Soap;
ID ox.s Fancy do
1910 kc.s Oid ID mnicn Nails
IOha rrs n. u. Moiasses;
II h Esheads Cuba Mo.assos;
81 d. o. Sugar
100 barrel extra C. Sugar;
40 do low grades Sugar;
~ Ito graduated Sugar;
~ d. ground Sugar;
81 pate cut loaf Sugar;
80 Ia. res e usheI Sugar;
80 kegs Soda;
100 boxes Fren, h Window Glass;
IU, kits No ! Na"kerl;
50 barrels No Hrrrings;
100 bushels Clover. Timothy and other Grass Seeds
sides full assortment ot GROCERIES, will large
and well selected stock If FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IIQ' ORS We also Agents for brands
If MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY all Of which sell
l.. 10 I'll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

NEW CONCEkN.-We have this day, nsss.
~ ciate ourselves together far the pee doug Gen.
Grocery and ,hmsoa BasiRs the style and Arm
NON LIN MCRKEI.I and have taken lately
tp by N"wln Alexander. Main ST. Lynchburg n, ar
~ opo> the old stand # Muirrl i'll keep
constantly on hand general Of ROCERIES
LIQUORS. STAPLE DRY GOODS, and In fact every arti.
cc nsua' ~ in snch establishment will sel
cheap fol ,sl punetual short time We
will attention the sale Bacon and Lard
""" AZ kinds Country Produce Cur long experience bu
snr>s viii give advantages and by prompt
nal attention to business hope
nj patronage from friends and tho public generally
assuring them that effort shall be spared please those
who may favor us with their patronage.
BE J. NOWLIN.
Late Of the hrp IT Now lin a. Alex ander.
THOS E. MURRELL,
Late Of the arm Of Murrell Stratton.
LYScHBURG, January lat, 1889.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

Internal and u xtcrUHI Hcmcd .--Dn ' is TIA in
Killer 1t real pleasure 30 It's T. speak avoraby of this
tic- kaown almost universally t. hr good aud safe remedy
and other pains the body II is able only
colds the but for complaints and
should hc in every iamiiy.--C dIrGeae
We call attention great remedy Perry Davis Son,
called Pain Killer " believe that the public generally
great the iii iracy this medicine.
Ia very generally u.cI - Biblical Rccordr ~ C.
Mcss l.. Davis Son. Gentlemen: We have report
demand for The r. in k.,er. Inquiries The
frequent We sve TAKEN the liberty of distributing
bottles among friends hive sufs red severely
rheumatism which prevalent th
and in every instance has given satisfaction. Every
box sell makes opening for II larger supply.
WILLS, HOLDEN Il 60, Melbourne, Australia.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Sold BY JOHN IL SEAY. Lynchburg. march ~ 2w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

IIOIi0wny,s Oininbens.-The hospitals of Eu-
rope aud America its suprory and uniformly ad 1T
lis all at uus Bruises burns and scads
pain eradicate, H preventing
iiiciou and other fatal results, Sid IT the mauutacory,
No ~ Maiden Laa., New iok and all Druggists, 2jc
Glc and 81 per pot
ILarch "a div.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26

Bay" MASTER DE PoLlcE.-We II, g authorized to
TER OF Police march 5didofe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-26
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

THERE will be ~ Irregular a,OHfhty u,rctimg Of
the Stockholders of the asinton l;,ing
sacaton this Saturday, evening their
acktods Book Store. 1t II orck ii IL important that
there b. raj turnout business Of interest will be
brought before them
G. W PRICE, Secretary.
= SSnme 81 Shares of Stock be Id without reserve.
march 2,iilt. & W. T.. Scc'y