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, 1859-05-17

paner and its morals, remains untakcn.
~ Yesterday Il man named Fred llegel
was held to bail in 500 for stealing cl1ild's
wagon, a siawl ane parasol from the house Of
Christian Frcdcrickson, No, 332 Halstead st.
~ The Gri!1n Air Light is in full blaze
o nights at room No. Larmon Block where
the curious, the scientific or the spcculatiyely
inclined may examine its workings
Tic Stat. street omnibusscs, since they
have been taken oil, hare been put on to con-
meet with the horse-cars south from Clch's l1o-
tel. The track-a,ers are pushing the track
southwark as fast Us possible, to reach Cottage
Grove ut IN carly day.
- A smart fight took place on the corner of
Maihcr uud Jefferson streets on Sunday, ut the
house of one Micllacl Ryan. One Patrick
O'Brieu wns severely cut in the head with
Aatchct, for which cutting. Ryan, the perpetra-
tor las been held to bail in s3"n.
~ We learn from cur friend Z. Cobb of the
Telegraph Office, that the drafts of $le,ooo sto-
len from his o'llce i few days since. Us noticed
by Us On Saturday, were uncndorscd, and hence
.,f ..nu account" to the thief unless le should
haze the Lardihooll to forge tue same.
g We learn that the City Railway Com
;,any hare twenty Cars nov in process OF manu.
facturc in this city, and twenty being built by
Mcssrs. Eaton i Gilbert, at Troy, y 7. 4
=h2rc Of this promised equipment is very much
! needed for Stutc street Immediately.
1--WE would call The attention Of the
Trade and all others in want Of fresh stock
Of ready made clothing, hats, caps furnishing,
yonds. Dc. DR., to the sale of fine lot Of such
articles at Hill Swascy Il Dearborn street,
this morning III half past O'Clock, at auction.
GurEY FOR Jt.sE-Godey's 1.aly's Hook for
Juuc has been received by McNully l. Co., whs
also hare Levers new novel. Davenport Dunn
and Petcrsuu's twenty-five cent edition Of ths
Wa,erlry novelS, Anon; those already issuet
in this edition are keniiwortt, An1iquary, Ab
butt, Wave1ley, &c.
~ On Sunday night 4 train of thirtecncar
left this city on the Chicago. Pittsburgh ant
Fort Wayne i. H., having On boarl til
hosses,' carriages, clowns, cqeustridhs nn'
-tnnts, big dog, little dogs, mules. ca!l:ore
etc, etc, all aud several comprising the circu
troupe Of Levi !. North, about to commence Ii;
summer campaign in Indiana-dom.
sE Michael Reilly, Il laborer employed Il
Walkers brick yard i'll thu Southwestern part q
Tar city, las been held 10 bail i'll $1,""' for Iii
share in tight at the y;r'l on yesterday, dur
ing which, nnc Frederick :Senllolt was knocke
down and tranrleL urnn by Kiclls. Senhul
had two or three rib; broken, aud is othtrwis
50 injured that lis life is drsp.ircd Of:
t5;- want places for two fine German bo!ys
sixteen years If usr, OIL 4 farn,; also n place il
the country for young rnan Of fine ability AM
scholarship. lie will act as teacher or clerk
and till out his time III working at farm OF ga1
den work, and would be Il most welcome assis:
ant At large country school. Apply to
! KonEET CoLLrgR,
, 1859-05-17

GurEY FOR JrSE.-;udey's I.aly's Kuok fer
Juuc has been received by McNally l. Co., whn
also have Levers new novcl. Davenport Dunn,
and Petcrsou's twenty-five cent edition of the
Waverlry novelS, Anon; those already issued
in this edition are keuilworth, An,iquary, ab-
butt, Wavcrley, Ac.
, 1859-05-17
Nem advertisements.

RB (. II afEfTtN. Aieesfi.."g t3rnf u D.4Fte1r #
dhori.ni rf-rie. lst1trseas Jor is dai all IL
Laiin3 PJt-r, oi'hr Worth Te.t al hs4 u
, 1859-05-17

TE1E ENGLISH ELECTIONS,
The returns Of the Parliamentary elections in
England show considerable gain for the Derby
Ministry.
, 1859-05-17

XN1ANTED-Two or Three Intel
~ llgent and r".sersr;ns men of good a!,!s.*> q.
CANFAS>lN1 AtiEHTS ftr and cle .atlv i.l;h -t
American and English stsdarl Works. Employment
rtsc amt Ie.ra.1t Apply It loa Lnsc .!r,et Iii
taso, Iii. Q. J. GRIFFITH. III: ,l:4
, 1859-05-17

TT Ladies who study economy will 50 to
Cnok Brother. la3 South Clark street, and by
them have their shawls, dresses, feathers, &c,
made in every way equal 10 new, without any
injury to the Matcrial and At triaing cost.
, 1859-05-17

--Y- We learn from our friend Z. Cobb Of the
Telegraph Office, that the drafts Of $le,oo0 sto-
len from his o.lce few days since. Us noticed
by us on Saturday, were unendorscd, and hence
,f N, account to the thief unless lc should
haze tic Lardillool to forge the same.
, 1859-05-17

WANTED-.A few good boarl-
" s5sa 1S7 State .'rcrt. between Ma!i.:n a':L A:.
rnt. The family Is snI.l anal c'llrcn Tt e;isGh'h
Desirable arr! .,a"l- T.. q. Box 2l' a;;St
fett rlr!ur vi fIi-AtI well calculated ~. ;sIa1l 2s IT,
, 1859-05-17

TO KENT-Lots on Franklin and
MARKET .,.pcr< a:s'.t ahlt'f', nssEns !" n.s.,t &
ase yetFS .t'Mi stI,. s,n.t. mynts~ din
ITO RENT - Second and third
.,,;- t.cs;tu+ anil unusually veil tithtrd.> uf "nr
m,rh1c f,nt s,one SAWYER. PAIGE CO. ~. 10
, 1859-05-17

- We would call The attention Of the
Trade and I'll! others in waut Of i fresh stock
Of ready made clothing, hats, caps. furnishing
sonds, DC. dr., to the sale of !. fine lot Of sucll
articles at Hill Swascy's a Dearborn street,
this morning III half past o'ciock, at auction.
, 1859-05-17

- We learn that tho City Railway Com.
;,anv hare twenty Cars nov in process OF nlanu-
facturc in tl1is city, and twenty being built BY
Messrs. Eaton i Gilbert, ut Troy, y 7. \
share Of this promised equipment is yery much
,,.Aeded for stufr street imtncdiltcIY.
, 1859-05-17

~ Wheeler L Wilson'S Sewing Machines
Northwestern Office, Isl aud 100 Lake street.
GEO. r. Cu1T7KSpES,
ny17 2w General Agent.
, 1859-05-17

sE Michael Reilly, y lIborer cnp!oycd ut
Walkers brick -sa1d III thu southwestern part ol
Tar city, las been held 10 bail i'll Il ,"'4 for Ills
share in tight at the y.,'l On yesterday, dur
ing which, onc Frederick :senlolt was knocked
had two er three ribs brnkcn aud is otherwise
&, injured tIat Lis lii. Is irsllaircd aE
, 1859-05-17
OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO &
EttF Isi aSo hn.n CouH.x4 Ear

The meeting CT the stotkhe!der. Of TIL. corr7n,
fo she election sf Thirteen Dtrctota r the e:u:ng yc
viii be held The oce Ut tic company In the civ IT iii
ca.r Sta" li.tia FEdzy, The tsE:a Lar y. June
nr1t- TIE ,-ll vii le uittel - IL oe.oeI H. T. aad
c.tett n IL o'clock Y.
HENRY FAENAN. Frs'tytt.
m33-:ltls3 tIsANcIh u. IphS Stc.z:fr
, 1859-05-17

ITO RENT-Or for salc-Tht three
story hr1ck dwetns:s Ed'na r:aee, between Htrrt-
rt AMI Val. BURN street south side. with rlsR and Ey-
dsant wate, a~,, brick barn. Apply vi Tic iten~'.
i...ik
, 1859-05-17

[)1CkET FEECING.-.A Splcn~
l. tA variety If Ft.:tc rirSc:. AID N,,.rn l:ai:jr,
made tn nrlE and fer k,!e l: "" ' Wells strr.t, y~>t
the lexe.l. The greatest iartie. fur :uakng t.e
article and t,n the trwIs: ter:.S.
Furniture manufacturers wilt please rtcoMeet that the
dt'ylndtE /. ttill u,l :u1 ser;1cc a~n.
u.yll-.,x NATHAN CHAPLIN .
, 1859-05-17

ITO RENT-Thc New Marble
Fn.n. Stores on Lake .t7eet, Nos ~ - ~ and @ FL
also stures ca s.u:h Water street. eoa 7s 49, - A'
~. .,-4n.., .t.h ~.
trv hastaen,A "a and wate< and wM % fsa '"r oue
y% !. ko@.i Responsible ps5st. y ns .1s
s,oTts nom 30 to u so aecor1!aE to !epth
Aau-4 Dwelling Houses ca ca.4 foa ol a1aAea Sses''
ssoa nTrir1 Tuuse. with s1oses below, On LAks r.
i2oy Ia thc unJc xue - Lake street. up.:ts!Ea b.
tE,sp IL and le u'clotk /. uE to I. W. HCCh1Aa-
HAN. lS Lake s{sea ua1es Aazire 6anS' q u.vr~
apis13nt.5T q p 1AA1-~
, 1859-05-17

DURE STOCk.-'lhc Thorough
l. brru Frrach Stallion YOUNG ST 1AwRENtE,
Will r II The farm II t;s"7Es -:t-!c. IN tt s'tawrt
Flank knat Gve miles FINN chicago. Aid IL l;1i-ri on
Tuesdays and Ftiays f,r th+ lie etsrJ .y
the u.1 81 La~E,e. ai fr"r P,!:r Isctr! MIv. Ill.
s;.k te ttv farm u Mr. Stcc:r. Tc-,l: IL
, 1859-05-17

DRlNTERS, TAKE NOTICEt
Il The irIrictn.> If ~r.:-e>; 4:>!,cl WrrEr Paper
in pleasant and huari-!4.,: wn III Srrtls7n I!,s n
fer: for >se The cnrx .n.c q said laJr! Thr ,te- l.
ncvs>ssrs fl rFesseat:tt Nr~<ser anl J"!Fst;:9
business Iht ili:: IS Eeiu.in il 1"i'titS -. l::e
Subscription. Ausrrt.,tng ALI! .I.s la:s.,aa.t.
For ;c.!n> aH'i a:hcf Ia1an',Tx address PRINTER
yttti.1..t Ar.,;. l.s I.1.!;rh .ttr: n1y.s.,.,1l-
, 1859-05-17

l. Br1LDER.-nF WnL1Ax F. Es7ErnEoeK AID
J4s. H. MoseErox The best bv.S s,s'jea i:ysry
thtnk CONTESTED with tic Science fa?F explained and lu,
fe Of nt'axe Discount e Bookseller .nt ta!yasse:s
Tribune Ba!l4ess, rr2ars -Hcas~ squa,r. New ie,e
, 1859-05-17

l. years tine Oiucc tn this S:e. worth 1s1 dsi.ars
which vii! t'e scd II caral l1eratle discount from cost 1t
Is complete In cvtr particular. and includes NJ" Ie
-. rc.slv n in s:rst uFder Ariy address
e. II. SEK[yEN, tieacal Advertising AGrEt Il; p,as"sn
, 1859-05-17
GOOD TIME COMING

The entscsihcr @osd say 10 iAc$e tAi o&Alac n.
nice article uf Potatoes for table 7 ~uu;i t.,
well 10 ca; At Mathcz Co.t wharf. whr1c ta lc fun!
White kerncys and Jenny Ina<- The ah,v; lta:s fnf
gle in quantities TO suit purchasers b. {. TOWNSEND
ny9axI
, 1859-05-17

ITO RENT-The Residence OF the
L und. rsixaej. southeast e"rntr Of WasAsh avenue
1nd Randolph he Euse coutains ten roHA Aa4
:ars~ library. lask- ,!iun. md tteae'i On ur>t
tur q, all each stiTy ard s neat:F nHS r.
+ T. iAKN Ell III. e >, Washington i. nlr9 l1n.sI3N
, 1859-05-17

Tor =ale.

FOR SALE-\ery Cheap.-A
q nch s:!lt-tEts sLts aod Svu1 thfre>.
I, y, uUx {3k, chcJEu. MTl1 .t-G-,s
, 1859-05-17

ITO lsENT.-The undersigned has
adea-e.as4 Store anil ln1ces. Sleeping R"onle an!
Basement III the Marble Block DelfuoEu strttt next
,i"r nrsh II tie M1t,e.'n ilou~. Aso. !17zs hoarh
House Randolph street. orpvste Pa1cie!ers oE4A;'us
Ualce. J. ". W.ACGiIuP, No. Is Clark st1eet-
rlvlSIm-ax.3
, 1859-05-17

HEALS AT my HOtf. OF THE If.AY.
r1NTpS will have norc Int the bz, Tat tie market A.
ford, aud hy strt s:etra Lo 10 ee s.:are q Tic
PUBLIC paE.Ea1t In general welt ss his Oh Customers.
y. B.-Mv VIII have frivalr I1nE an! lttfEs>a.itnt
Rooms ready for La4es and e. nlenscu il t* ...ys
a.1ALlIu.I:S9
, 1859-05-17

T OST-Chccks. NO. 1a5 on City
IL Trc:-u-cr dated AIyil .th ls'a psyal. to 4. Val
haunl lAter t"s ssl III .:sd J"hGc ia''s. May"r.
Hank dated .t.n 13h lse laya'Ie IL i. lay az lr:rr
for 4l3l .3 fne4l >atlue II. Wal. Al Itrss's
stp1hn.t. nlvl6-ht.t.Nr3
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rRAV1IIx11. Dn16IoRY. %.

TRAVELLERS. DU1pxQRY, &C.
ORANGE & ALxxAID1iA IAN ROAD.
G014a r T
HSMR Train leaves Aszssdria leiy - n n sbs Ger
doassie connseen6 wh he Trelus % the Virginia Gen.
tral for DGCmNONb and the ~ eoT, and viii The
Train the Manassas Dep arssl for Woodstock andass
mediate points
The Tain dairy sanday nlshss eelosh
D m Tor RiCm MOfO, nav ODLkANs, MRM.
Rhnn and ntsfmediate potnts
Through tickets II The Na1 Road 9taatoa
TRAINS lesve 0ordvnsvls daily ~ 10 70 A. n
Is + M arriving 81 Alexandria ~ 2. n. and Al
- No night train on Sunday
sept5s j. NJ NICkLiN, Ticket Agsat
uNOn u y o T. x The $780,
II boad Towing and Transportation Com CN.~-$
pany. drsrous Of offering greater nducsments
shipping Of produce Ida water have,
Boass procured the Irsn Steamer "kahu
splendid barycs Faith" Hope aud
placed the ne betwxt kishaoad and Norfolk
ming foliowsf
Leave Richmond Tuesdays and Fridays 81 Pm,
Leave Norfolk Mondays and Thursdays Al A. N.
LyBchburs aud other points, having freight
be the Richmond Dock daily 70 receive freight.
Shipper Norfolk reminded agents
line Richmond Grid eford Co who will resolve
and forward freight n &c Of charge.
FreiPhf taken al Ms i0ses
For fsrther particulars, apply TO
W. r. ANDERSON, Agent At Lynchburg
w. r. COX Agents At Richmond.
GARRISON MALONE, Agents at Norfolk
septi Is
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ID lCmMOND ROTTERuES, Feet ~ MSin
~ Street. Rockests and Corner Gary and i2th Streets
RICHMOND. VA. KEssrK PARs, rroprieors The suo
scbss respectfully nform the citizens Of Richmond and deal
ths adjoinn0 couDt~s that they ciuog The
best quality VI BToNEwA ARE which they will sell at the
following psicss, UsA Hhsva discoa for cash
Al WAR sold BY will DO delivered in part Of the city
FREE Of ohsrge. THOS. W. kEE>EE,
DAVID PARA,
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SiGA OF me LdGLE,
FFERS to his ffIrnds generally of he
~ largest aud choicest STOCKS Ut WATCHES JEWElki,
SIINEkWAKE FINE CLOCKS and FIRST Glass
lie, Hs heap, budni beautiful ~ he d in other
estabshicnt IN thus at, tLer county In every
nch articles manufactured mpnneaJ OF the
sly ic and the Asieni aud elaborate workman
ship. septo ts
aDRICE OF KENDSENE q IL AND LA Mps
l. KEDDCED-N. will ,n aud atser this date, sell kE
hOSFNE OIL al oAf DuiAn AND T"L>rY FIVE cEs1s per
gallon We havcmsde with the Agents Ia
Keep on hand suppl, this oh and the sole ugeots
ior thus The article cannot be purchased any
9th, house
We various ,ycs Of Lamps reduced prices
We call the public 10 this Oiil the cheapest and
popular light eqnal
al cost of u half cent per hour MIR ~ STEVENS
jy JJts NJ ii3 sycamore st. Petersburg, va.
NNINE ClGAss.- We hn.c now in store lhc
huos Assortment tiG AXIS We have ever ofcred-os
vi good snUA requested 10 cali and t. them.
scpt7ts W a. SIkUrHER " co.
SORN: CORN :! LaGAL., s.UMPn.d ROUND
Langnorne y Johns t.cr ,oi.N AND rLAsTEk Mill
IA" wii keep eunatht hand the arte winch
WA seal cheap ~ puneiuai eAs oineis
LnAo, ). LANGiIORNE, Sole Ag't
mar t. f the si," n W .ei,rn Plaster In this city
NAIOODA>D az Is Ess :-rhr ssdcr.ixurd
w Keeps hand AT the south Side Railroad
Depot good OF Dob AND LUMBER, and will
it to the o people nchburg vicinity
phrouze hI nayns Mills opeI alton In
Apponattox county he n any odr Tor Lumber
sliuii Hest nOIne
II tur all Of $50 and under cash; tOO
sixty days; sij tour ,Hths credit the purchaser
DC required to satisfactorily endorsed.
ly My ag.ut, M. WIN H. keyno,is, will he found con.
tany tho I'c,ot, My address Evergreen r. o. APP
pomaitox
I""Iv JOHN NJ ToNEY.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTIsKHENTs.


Of Engsh and Refined IRON best brAn1a lsadiag
alp Kaianazoo 81 City Point, for sale In lses 10 IN ~
-. GILLIAN DUNLOP.
r'' ~ .-t f9l syesnsFe Street.
oetNsaI fssenoofG a =
GAS PgXTURes.-Ws kesv essssa sssy 90
u hand supply VI Chandesiers Peaaanps DrsEksisr.p
ghts shad.s &e Ac. wbiyh Mil oil ~ low 10
nrchased In ANY other market MUIR BTEtkkS.
jy lJs Ne 81 <y saaors IT.. Pesessbus e. Va
FALB, is5s:
HAMILTON & GRAHAM.
Importers and Jobbers,
W Y nos prepared Ia Offer the BILE
~ WHOLESALE HtYEn> J-fre sts<k Of
fOHEsGN AND DOn E>Tsc DRY GOODS,
Selected with ~ the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
whi.b for variety hcants, and ia adaptation 10 the
MONTH CAROLINA
V1RGBSsA.AND
TENSEasEE TRADE,
will he fonnd second tn none I5#4#
Buy- from all sections invited close and rigid
aminai lon Of our stock. prices
No 60 SYCAMORE STREET,
ser'1t fe,er.burg Va.
pArENr AsR-Tss; rFnUsTJAR.-be,h
economy aud pleasure deai. thai the houseke
ing summer should put supply Fruits and Vegetables
Tor Winter use u be We. done with but little trouble
have on hand Potter bod Glass Jar Arthur Pat
ent Tin jar, and Bennets EatheDw Also Patent
Air Exhauser, for putting up Fruit ard veeeiabies
MUIR STEVENS
W LIS No % sycamore st. PesFsburg. Va
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Beer o. Mead Bottles, % per gross nett
Neatly painted Ceoers with Charc "a, Packing Al
ases. Gom gallons 70 20 gallons Jan 20 diswfr2w
IlR1LL1ANT AND CHEAP LIGHT.-CoaI
II on Lamps-Ons Of these Lamps will give light equal
three - fcur hoursthe lamp entirely simple
enuon and the I'll free iron any explosive properties No
other ht has been fosnd 70 give such general satisfaction
As TIE on esA LAap1 s,s rsesiysd and for sale BY
11RkNED TG11 LAY, % desc. q se.1Ie-
IT, BUCK SKIN GzUMTLET GLOVES. al rs esnts
10 y Tsy ass vsy sAsae Call At MOL:
6NHR ~ 0M6N6LB6-a00O0 cypress Shingles
~ 20 Tons Drush Mountain Coal For sale by
ANDBRoON, LANFORD T. CO., on Canal
~ Langhornes Mills
1NENTw FINE 0AITGR0 anA aHOEs, IL.
- ressysd !. lssGl sEABURY's
- sAes q sask and nass Leorice p q g. Brand; Carl
- - Basfoooos also Maas Lieorce Of popular Bran
EsaSeA nennG 6wsst on n 3. Rum2 Portisad syrup:
kDA0HD, DAVENPORT q Co,
- Richmond, Va
DMB ApDee sd RaglEsh Da.ry CHE RaE
- 1900 e lAee 2lial N HOLtINs cos
GUn A1ADHc.-A larUs ..ppiy s.isasIc Ter
Heaa1elress, ~ aAs ~
NH1Ar OUTTHnei NEAT CUTTkRs!!-
~ Nete1e 49, - haaA. Z 1ne ut Of SAUSAGE NEAT
go BG16eA - Scr ct reduced prices.
kf1n Lbs. % Wool 1OLLs 3. store ana
ASUX es ABBY kOWLIN NUkkELL.
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SUpERNTENDANrSO FFlG, ,N.& T. X H.,
I.YNcHButG, December "a, 1888
WANTED-4OO young an" nble bodied n St-
w GKUES for Del Train shop and Road servi edLr
Ing the .nsuing year W. G. SMITH.
dec 2j d;w.l Gen Supt
s Papers advertising for the Company In Petersburg.
Richmond Fred.ricks' urg and Liberty, please cory
fuvO THE 1.ABlEs.-J art received - nd Il
u hbon for tew DAYS only assortincnt OF heat
tiful Engravngs colore lith"t fautnss and tho
graphs for Grec'an and Antique Ing This lot has been
gnmtnt and br,ns sold extremely low
prices. Call and exauice them. ii. &. VICTOR.
Ian s-dts
COMBRER O ssUANO. FROu sONDR8RO
- ISLAND. WEST INDIES The richest tprwssion Of
Phosphate of Lime known the containing
Of Bone Phosphate Lime. being 80 per Iieher
Phosphate Lme than B,e Dns Fer sale by the subser
Der much lowe, thai rrusan tiuao and
tnonlals received, superior to i ierzng qualities Fo
further particna. sal !, 4. ANDERSON.
Ia
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N. GUGGE y I'll M Err.
VNOULD respectfully call the attention OF his fri, ,ls and
w the public. his Large we'll selected stock Of Dry
Goods Boots Shoes Particular has
Ladies' Dress Goods of sci"n style and quality
Ladies al Silks be supplied with lack ruired
from - to 81 80 yardhs stock OF Mern.s Nous
Inns, Alpaccas, Ac are unsurpassed T." price and qua
The largest stock Clnaks Shans (some Gn-)
brought this be iond hcrew h choice
selection Of Shoeswhirh upon eSaunaon VIII be found
cheap. Also SUPERB lot ,iohs Lssueres. ~cwitha
good stock of heavy uolenS hands, B.k,ts
Buyers invitcd 10 my si"rk examination.
VConntry Merchants we'll give II before
gong North. y. GCGGENHEIMER.
Tcp
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gold MEDAL GRAND AND sQUAKs

(NOLD MEDAL GRAND AND SQUARE
u PIANOS.-STEINWAY& SONS, e. Walker ST., (near
Broadwayo New YOrk, Manufacturer, were
srded the First Premium vi here when
they hrou 2ht their Piano Forles ~ I'm
petition the best makers of Boston, New . ~
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Received hst prize Medals the Metropolitan Fair
Washington. 1855
The FIRST Premium gold MEDAL for the best
a the aryland Institute, Baltimore 1856.
The First Pz, Medal for the Plano Forte the
lean Institute Crystal Palace, New York. ie56.
The First Premium Gold Medal for the Gran Piano
al the Maryland Institute. baltimore, 1851
The FIRST Premium the state Fair Detroit, 1857.
The First the State Far, Ri,hnn.nd 1851
Among judges the first talent of
Try w Mason, GoItschak, WolenhsuPt &c Grand
and Pianos constructed with the iu wooden lr
combined, years Prices
crate. " D eco i.eplI dim
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NJ NtGGENNE KRIS GRAND EXMl-
AN1e IlON OF kEADfNADE Go him. ho IN
embraces this 10 aunounce to the pub
and his friends, that his stock kEADY-MADE
.Lol HING, uENiLEMENo FURNISHING GUUDS,
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS &v. has now been received and
sed nj low pr Us for cash. and
pro- np pa, customers liz The interest Of every pdr
stock before elsewhere; not
nn do wonders, but tina. "Ii cuuhne myself
and living profits only The variety of styes aud
iuahty Clothing liner aud better than ever-his
Ia good faith.
Country Merchants will hnd jobbng prices lower than
4 call aud retail buyers,
Id Judge yourselves and study interest,"
will certainly purchase vi mo.
oct lots NJ GUOGENIlEIMER.
4 UMBEll AND sMINliI. ES.-Wc have
yard IA large Lumber OF all descriptions Aiso
Shingles TO which respectfully Invite the
ll.n,,on of those Ii want, CAMP, SMll Ii -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-29

NOr1Ch.-As = meeting of ne Board 81 ID.
tors o the Virginia and enlesS co Railroad Company
head tho ice u the Company tn, city Lyuchburg
saturday The 1.h Of January n following Resolutions
ware a'ipptad
Resored That from the first day
ruaiy sma aud Tennoss.e lfaio Dad Conay III
Killed running on TINS ruAd uucss
eary thai such stock were allied Ia
III rupabio negligence tle ,nplVy this
Con pan..
sord That all claims against this Company fol loss of
dan goods produce MI presented within thirty
sueh aftieios delivered
a Copy from The hlinntes
Hpl WM II. HUGHES, Sccy
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TELEGRAPHIC.
lover THE STATE LINE.1
The BrOderick and Terry Duel.

I
SAN FRANOIsoo, Sept. 18th.
The expected duel between Senator Brod.
erick and Judge Terry, took place this morn
ing at quarter to o'clock, in ravine on
Davis's Ranch, San Mateo county, about 10
or II miles from this city, They and their
seconds and about fifty other persons repaired
to the appointed place at the appointed time,
and directly took their stations in pursuance
of the arrangements made yesterday. Mr..
Broderick had won the choice of position,
also the word of fire. The distance was ten
PAGES; the weapons, dueling pistols.
The seconds of Mr.. Broderick were Jos. c..
McKibbin and Mr.. Coulton, ex-Sheriff of Sis
kiyou county. Those Of Judge Terry, were
Thos. Hayes and Calhoun Benham. As the
seconds stepped back and Mr.. Coulton gave
the word. the principals raised their pistols
which they had held pointed to the ground.
On the rise Mr.. Broderck's weapon went off
the ball striking the ground a few feet short
of his opponent The next instant Terry,
who had fully raised his weapon, discharged
it, and exclaimed, "The shot is not mortal-I
have struck two inches to the right. Mr..
Broderick suddenly turned few inches and
was seen to brace himself for q moment, then
gradually lowered himself down to reclin-
ing position on the ground, and then fell over
at full length. While Mr.. Broderick thus
fell Mr.. Terry stood with his arms folded till
his seconds advanced, and with them he | eft
the field unharmed.
The surgeons who were present - Drs.
Loehr and Hammond-together with Mr..
Broderick's seconds, advanced Immediately
upon his fall, and tearing open his coat, ex-
amined the wound, which was found to be in
the breast. The ball had entered near the
right nipple, passed across the front part OF
the body, and lodged in the left side. 1t
seems to have entered the cavity of the
chest, or at least scored and cut the breast
bones, and, though subsequently extracted,
had produced wound which, it is supposed,
will prove fatal
lie was brought into the city, and conveyed
to the residence of L. Haskell, at Black
Point.
Up to the latest accounts, e p. N.Y. Mr.:
Broderick was still alive, though his physi-
clans entertain no hopes of his recovery.
Intense excitement has prevailed oil day in
the city.
Arrived-Ship zraverly, l65 days from
Boston, merchandise, to Storms, Baker d
Co. Ship Northern Light. ll6 days, Boston.