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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-27

I PUHLIC sALE OF ONE OF THE MOST
az, pssin ALE fAnMsrN PRiEcx 0soRer couSTy
rIrInl s,In OF THE LATE Oh. EDwAxp EvERs,
IN a MOSDAY, the sIst day Of NowembeI, ISIS. q
~ L. ar - "a ine underssned viii sell IL public
s,Sa1le ssal Eststeos acros Of which are srims
s.Esad 1n 1a fafm adjons the lands Of Mes.rs
eight Tlles frcm ,he lexsndra Ferry And t1sys
m ,ia from Washlngton. IL is heavily timSersd
ssh o. mule Of PLACE and is tustsd Witbin
snS f: e y Of the projected baltimore
,r ne improvements consist of a GOOD Dvel,inv
nIonse, 9uefsers, two JarEe Tabacoo House, "a ~
rss "a Sula9 % or ~ hogsheeas Of tobacco ~ Ala
G2 House, and sgood veil Of vater IN the Ss,
.9G 4 are all in good repair, and the
There has been seeded on the farm 20 busbel. of
at,iof which the purchaser win be exreo'ed 10
+. Terms q sslH; 0ne-third cash the hsI,ncs IN
snd zysHfs, secured by the notes Of the purchsser
Loneee ~ ~ the satlslaoton of the subseriber.
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DEATH OF TKLxsRApH OPKRAroR.--Archi
bald l.. Cook, an old operator on the magneiic
telegraph lines, and for some time In the Balti-
more ONCE, died last night in that city. q pulmo
nary consumption. He was possessed Of an extra
strongly with the grim warrior Death as ID per-
form his duty up to the day preceding his de-
cease. He leaves a wife and two children to
mourn ne lrfetfieyabie loss, and large circle Of
warm friends TO regaet bis untifnelv end. and IN
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49, p D3E s@HAfIo7 sttE0eod TalHe
EsYpK .aH saasus s'.,s 800 :: -.
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ssKnas rAaa6S : = = :. = !, ::
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By WALL. 4 BARNARD, Aucfion-er, =
SHlRTS, COLtARSAND WkISTBANDs AT
bs U1 hooms; dozens Shirts, Collars and Wfst-
Fancy white Linen and MAJ settles Bosoms.
eiatn wnfte and French Linen do
Sers Marseilles Collars, Wristbands and Bosorps
oc Is a WALL papn.ur ~
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SoyER's sULTANA SAUCE. =
TA. nc Sa gs on oS1p Ds.s 9, Az. kso:

.l .otoes onu
|. soyer,nen his return
from the Crimea, and since
his deoease 10 manufaotur
Cd By CRosgI 4 BLACK
WILL, London, from the
origina recipe. The man
ufscturers simply Ask for i
o tria.. convinced that ID
must add TO the already
Hge consumption, snd
that y vii prove itself un-
&c JAILED, either a. . stimn-
liant 90 the Appetite or a
aid 10 digestion.
n
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rRiASs.-We advise all persona not to attempt, es-
peciaily at night, to pass from Eighth to MINI
street north ON the south side. The owner az the
corner property has not yet seen proper to lower
his to the new grade, place barrier
falling four feet thereabouts 70 the direct prei
ses Of his neighbor. n travellers tsU brave the
danger In that locality. we advise them 10 have
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After the sale Of the land, there viii he ala
she EsasolM property on the place, comprisinGi
; Valuable Horses - i. F31 -
Cattle and St0ok !. ',f = .ffsfs 9tfift \

FLiiy hogshesds Of Tobacco in the House.
-, ~ ~ " barrels Of Corn, TO-, 60.
csPssa drafts on Baltimore at months, WITH int,T
~ Persons desiring 20 purchase will please caIl
on the subscriber. who will take ses.nre in 49,
Ing ~. Toe H-dts) MATTHIAS EVERSFIEIn
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- - tttet - tS stlSfer .ssft ~ etssss4
ses.ssfnt0i4 - - eaf nfl4 ~ - : &C.
.asazs eiisatia ~ "a ssiss dssss
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By :: e: MCGUIRE Z CO.. Auotioaesrs.

-. -n0o'IAh q COss AuotlOne0re.
kkEGANT FURNITURE. HANDSOME
- VSnrNA DINrRR SET, Cur a. las Wanx. SIr-
snn-rLAIsD WAR;, CARPRrs aCHANpEItIRs Or
H nSnnDDSSrJns &C AT PUBLIC SALE Lon m UR SDAY
mg2ylNys November 81. &C 70 O'Clock, q the
eetes -fo1A second floor of Sihlv y a nv n
ySn.solhks sscond dooF west Of the Auction Roorns
Gs.sr ne foods have been arranged fov COVE
t hsenoe q saie We nal sell ,rtiOn Of the Fur
sale AND Ehects OF Mrs. NJ. H. Conrsi. ccnsprisina
sung VI eesant roeswood. PAror Furnifure cost
- Muh Nex Yofk, finished in best crimson bro
9IS:ssnes peeHtifnf crimson and green brocat eile
- Diyees VIVA fAfge Pillows, . : :. -, : -
Surelof roeeyood aeveu-octaye. roupd oory4er
Rssu xsy Piano Forte, By Smith, Anterior y
s s. f;iis made IAN sns p.,,e. Chairs, as,o
SSeisadid irror front Wardrobe,
g1eu,sseads, Dressing Bureaus, Washstacd..s 81
"a = oesaufui Chinese Ornaments and Curissi-
ElegSnt French bronze Mantel C1ocr. s'5,iei ssss
pss aDng Slothss baskets, Chlfs Chair. ~. sas5a
Ssives. sioted T f,snch Chna Dinner Services
az zen y yssssisss Wars, Bronze fisures, ~
yys III mofocco covered Dining Chairss 1ei
s9Jerfof Lounges, cane seat Chain. -
ta1ies. Workstsnd, bronze Centre Tsble 81
SSH!P9sI.or biusses Carpets, F7fI~T-' eat
Sss Chandelier and Brackets, Cornice. 20. IS i,
Lsims; so and under. cash; over thai ann !
,aso q sna % days, for satisfactorily eudofsed
- &c. MeG UIRE & CO.. Auot.
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GEORGETOWN ADvKRTISRMTs

nNE OF THE BEST BUSINESS STANDS
= IN 6eorgetown for rent, on Bridge street. No.
i ~ cppSs'ts Bank Of comT,erce lately occupied
Kent low to good tenant Cal at stand goa next
70 L. y eumisr's, Centre Market, nsar 7th street.
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1 rxoven &c E6sn,Gx krrrrs On ru1
LAsrHsr SHAN PASS N vSTE7FYf Dx14f
MoRs, RS xDrrIoS1 - xApet ~ - 1t4o1KR11
TO 81 1uT11D. HREB Al An RAnfY houR; ADvK1'
rn1Hnsrss rnnEsoes, suogLn N sxHr n ~
AsrrAR vxr1L rnE xHxs bAy.0 skakIa
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FOR SALE-A superior family HORSE; will
60 either an singie or double harness. n
Also, good Saddle Horse, years old. IN
lfEnes - Georgetoyn can be supplied ga
with New MIX from the country. a, :. - { ~
APsiy At the Adams Express Office, Georgetown.
@S REwARD-Loss, on the 2ist Instant on the
- street. . GOLD BRACELET. with cameo
sets: The finder will recsive the above reward By
leaving II at the Once of Adams Express Gonna
ny. Nos SO and 80 Market Space. Georgetown. =
EoR SALE-A very superior, large and gentle
u family HORSE, Of black color, is n -
nov offered for sale by the subscribcr IN
Families IN want Of pare country MtLKNA
OF On EAM, can ALSO Be supplied By sppiyins 1t the
y. =. - Zoe 6 lwI q 5tisfplA. CASSEL.-
FOR RENTaWith or withoet Furniture the
hESiDENCE.o fthe late Judge Bibb,- on the
north west corner of ID ADD Fayette
towp, ID. Q. Inquire on the premises. - oc 25Ss7s
FOR NEW .YORK.-Ths packet sohooner Re-
Il becca, Captain PAtt.n,-will sail e. above = ~
with desPateh. For fseisht apply to -. A6&S
90 % % es Water 81 Genrs:town.
FALL AND WIN TER GOODS. 30
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wAsHIserox, D. c., Oct. %, 1850.
EdSsr Of Star: Please have the Kindness 70 state
that the expires: dfiyer--neticed byysursAlexsnp
dria correspondent as having been arrestrd n,
llsing editions language-is not In the employ 81
the Adams' Express Co; for all our men. 4 am
happy to state, bold entirely different views on the
vexed question. IT, 10y - ~
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,.,R i Rz TMgAkL 8 PEAARysARp, AussIo..s..

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Fiss oFsrEna-Hpyey, oyster dealer, on G
street. opposite the Pheafre, is daily receiving a.
dne oysters - were ever brought to this mariet
Those we saw IN bis establishment n Is moruino
were rossers though sold 70 families oy The ausrt
of gallon At his usual low psices. -
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@r1y5 $500 ~ = 21nNAo0ys1111lun1u1on
'ls:a. zaeti Iasj o :. %
iy.fyfE SIRE S;rs,, s.laAk0IasAT,I
- Grsv aosss, !, =. e - = eoffns3s a,FT
ao?k 4 god. srl sAs hessss =. .s..s -
r,se.. sno Elli pe sold beoeoss The ovssr - 10
% 81 d.. z. e. NV WALT ssSsRNARD xsot.
-. BY Z. DOWNING; Gsorseioss. ~
(1Ns MONDAY AFTERNOON ;NRxT.l s,ss
sS.,i ls,i 9elock. IN Front ef The Prsnisss
= ~ seli frame House and Lot No. "a and being
-, ns.kss ana High streets, and renting for s7s
balances and months.
Iss &c 80 = 2 Z. BOWLING, Asct :
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LOST AND FOUUD.

OST-On the morning. of the 25th instant, ON
P.rts,: sGSs 1oc, pssresn % d.. ;srsct and
GOLD SPECTACLES The findef will be suita !,
bly, rewarded by leaving thcm at All 81 street. I !
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TIE WAR N IxpfA .--Odd Fellows, Han vs.s
SHED again last nj xhf, and the beauty Of tas pai nj
ings and the novel effects Of the myriad MOVING
ngnres In DR. Beslei g Panopticon of the War Il,
combines all the popular feafures Of the al Drama
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IMMENSE STOCK o. p! PIANO FoRTEs

OeAt1ERY. "a. s...as, ts.ss.. y ~ s,s
sts, VIEWS taken on the Baltipefe and Ohio
RPER's FERRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

MUSICAL CoxcERT.-The African Church Nhoir
design ci,in. ,nccrt ciSaered Muse at pti'ey
Hall this Afternoon, commencing at three eleek.
The proceeds will he Appropriated t'""ri the
erection # new house of worship the present
building Icing entirely too small Tor tue accom-
notation Of the large and Increasing congrcgn-
tim. The former concerts given by TIA" taait
have been largely attended, and the different au-
diences have expressed the most unbranded satls-
fa ,tion with tie performances of the saLe ehoris-
tiers.
The pieces chosen Cor the occasion consist oil
Anthems, Sentences. Psalms. &C. such rs So.os
Soprano, Alto and Bass. The pieces are twelve
in number.
We give below the programme:
Plrf First-dnthem Mighty Jehovah Come
to the House Of Prayer; The Lord will comfort
Zion: Make joyful noise un the Lord; The
earth shall be full of the knowledge OF the Lord
Awake put on thy strength.
Part Second-Sing aloud To Cod, our strength :;
Praise the Lord. Sentence: llosanna IN the
Highest. Psalm | was glad when they sad nn-
to me. .Seatence Blessed are the pure in heart.
Adeu ! the world now wind the merry horn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25
Programme of Odd-Fellows Celebration
TUESDAY, APRIL 26rH, 1859

The following officers have been appointed
Col. WV. B. BRowN, chief Marshal.
JAS. B. WARD, assistant Marshal, in charge Of
Lynchburg Lodge
WM ii. LYDIcx Assistant Marshal, in charge Of
Mantco Lodge.
+. II. FoLxEs, assistant Marshal, in charge of
Virginia Encampment
The procession will form at OddFelows Hall
ut a quarter to 3 O'Clock. r. NJ, and march from
the Hall to Main Street; up Main to Cooke; up
rockc to Church, and down Church to the Third
Street NJ. f. Church. Alter singin,s and prayer
by the Chaplain, the Grafton will be delivered 10y
AUSTIN Nj. TRIBE ESQ, of this city. The pro-
cession will then be reformed and returned to
the Hall and disbanded. The speaking at the
Church will commence at quarter after ) O'Clock
t, which the public are respectfully invited.
Brothers Of the Order from abroad in good
standing, respectfully invited to participate IN
the ceremonies of the day.
BY order of tho
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25

FRricuT TRAnE.-There were received. at the
depot of the Va. & Tenn. X. H.. On Saturday Il
lo,,ed cors. consisting of 100 barrels of Fleur
S28 bushels Wheat; l54G00 lbs. Misceliuueou~
There were lG loaded cars sent West same day.
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DIED.

On the 2lst Of February, ut the residence of his
mother-in-law. in the county of Nottowny. WIND
FIELD S. JACKSON, formerly Of Powhatan in the
eth year of his age. lie leaves wife and child
to mourn his loss. Peace TO his ashes.
Richmond Wing copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25

LAMENTAnLE OecuRKENeE.-On W elnesdav las,
Mr.. Stephen W. Thrift. who had been afflicted
with disease since November last, which had al
fcctcd lis mind, went to druggists AMI procured
two ounces of laudanum, for the rurposc, as he
stated, of relieving the rheumatism from which
he was suffering AS he was II man advanced in
years, whose habits and character tnr'ale any
suspicion that he wanted the drug for an improper
use, it was not refused. His family however had
recently discovered that he had lurking design
upon his own life, and had him watched hut he
contrivcd to elude their vigilance, and succeeded
in conccang the deadly potion until late hour
of the night, when the family being all asleep, he
swallowed, it is supposed, the entire do>e--thc
vial which contained it being found in the NOR
ming empty. The deep sleep that came over han,
and the discovery Of the vial with the smell Of the
lauoanum remaining in it too plainly told what
he had done; and DR.. Hardy was immediately
called in. The ease however appears to have been
IA desperate one, and although the skill OF the
physician had ayertrd the immediate effects of the
poison till late hour yesterday. there remains
scarce IL chance of his recovery. -AoytoN Hc'dd
Thfvsddy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25
SALES by AUCTION.
HUrURE DAYS.

a. .s.E 0E aSAs.sAWs.E MOUSE aOr
~ Nv Nitnr drcr~a order Of the Cucn CONT oi t'
city 1t Iynelurg proaoonc,d 18Th day Of Jnne ~,
IN e ct ht, head ard others CIV ahney and .,n
shall, ou ,lDAA, the Ssh NJ ihe present month, fni'
on the premises proceed sell nj public auction TO u" h,s
eat hidrr the nous Il loT in the pr recdags msnr ~
timed. situated on Federal H. adjoining the lot OF ~ hf,
lbhN just este late residence OF apt Jn p...
now In the occupancy OF Mr. fottune aud Mr. Watkins a.
ant and The ous and o formerly owned by Mrs Nsh
ey Morgan There btirk Dwell House. with rooms
keh SIM ke H-nsc and good We'll "t water np"n ths
1EkMSA ercdt of IT, I. aud e months will he gwen "a
rep sr much be Ia defay the
o the sale the hur hs<er g,ins negotiable mates shs'ae
lily cnd rsed the itlu ned until na payments ne
made Ed D. CHRIS IAN. t'omm,s-ioner
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SNow.-On Saturday morning Inst there was
slight fall of snow in this city. The monn'al"'
in this vicinity were entirely covered
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WM YAHCLY. j. '""""'''"'''
april II dlawtl jmny

ENI. ESTATE: tDH ~As.E The -uh- n,
s.iih"r ~ rst"I safe privately THE ,Wf IL iAt ii
nol 81 AND LOT atciy occupied hr r. ntM " IL
kcrst. situated on tcfUr ll AMI All ming the lot at Mir
Y {, frPr'pn The properly viii hrs huN those wish
aug " purchase bV e. T. Wills l.I
Far terms arry 10y litter the sn .trh.r At No~linr
Store. ttmIhc runutv JAk b. NbWtlN.
april ,s-mon iHN AttursdaS. 1tnSirc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25

Proprietor
Three volumes per year. consisting of twelve
monthly numbers Of $50 large octave pages each,
with superb new engrayings ON steel in every
number by SARTAIN; the whole constituting work
OF sterling and permanent value for the library,
and in the artistic elegance and beauty Of plates
unapproachable by any other monthly this side Of
the Atlantic. Tho May number, commencing the
ne,o ro',,me will be embelli>hed with "NIaria Ar
toinrtte going to Exccution.' The June Will 90
tain II life.like portrait of the g'eatea Of ltfing
olaiors, EDWARD EVERETT -nne OF Sartain best
Mr.. II ,ol. the General Southern Agent, is now
on n visit t. Lynchburg. where we trust he will
meet with n cordial welcome in his efforts 10 in
troduce among our citizens pure healthiul aud
invigoratiug literature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25

HEAVY DIscu ARGE-Al the caulkers save four
fifty-one in number, were discharged from the
Gosport Navy ward ON Tuesday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25

Ny.rrrs IN VIRcINIA.-Du During the last 3 months
10 bushels of oysters were taken from the
waters of Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25


a rns ges, In time he Mary TIE Nia raeh
tcn sudden the tray Wolf THE
TIIREAT. TiIE VOW OF VENGEANCE; " Their burr .
ING villages shall light fathers spirit To the bnpy bunting
ground the Midnight hoop shall ring ' and
they shall start their umber to see the red man nnE
Inv tber side the romahawk shall CLEAN alot YANKEE
CoItpTSHIp: the Butter Business Darius IN fix irepa
tons for battle hcoism Of Fred Sinclair the land cries
out for the is bore every sale that
through our waving forests tits echoed b"h from I'LL aud
ountap tia swered IN the rushing river and tile roaring
waterfall ali shout America be Free :: Darius aud sally
preparing loading the "shoo'ing irons attack ri
tle Snyages ON settlement Mary in BfaS' MS power
tail specimen Yankee seapng the dcsoNte home the
lonely hearth encampment in the wilderness; he MIL
NIGHT WATCHFIR Indians In Council; Indian war
Dance Darius Fred the trail they captnrodb by
the Indiana Yankee ingenuity the straagrm the escape
death Indians OF Mary and sally; DbA OF
BRAIGHTON; Vlliany foied and Innocence Triumphant
The whole conveying correct idea OF the TihtS THAI
TRIED MEN IS SOULS.
lxya Remember the Companies perform in the sam"
Tcni-Crcns Company the ring and Tho'r ff2"'dr a.
eraftd stage, nth splendid Scenery - 80
q The great Drama" Days of - ~ only he per
formed M nigbt april .3ls ct;imay,
GTRAW l:OODs.-gt II though, shat my va
- tiety STRAW HATS for men, boys aud children Is un
usuaIjv r,ctty Please call L. SEABlRY.
aprill
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25

- ME ot LAND bNE
SEASr OF EltliNpNn.--RS virtue oi decree OF ;he
Circuit Count Of I9hrhbrrr, At tn" June irtm s- IN tc
ease OF GC". W. Warwick. Ac Aiolpn Ms II Read &C.
the undersigned will illl ESDAi, the l2h day al u
MAY next upon IL" premises proceed Ia - IL pbt OF tS
the TRACT OF LAND. conveyed by the SAID \ u --A~.
Read by the deeds "t trust the did s rlnes Ia nd
cause mcrnurihHt Ia Lots Ma + ata ldrantaing
about 80 Ades As srnaed ~ the plat ut said tract hN jos
j fashus. IN tic ln-Scssl N IT Mo,N todn Appcrs"n
This lanf about iu, tho .ll Ma Nj nna"
and about aud hall uitv. The Depot at the keh
ntd n 1otk River la it.sd We. t,t and wa.rtc
aud 10 desirable In II ug lu ia E,lm Nd
Nlo Isl IT, have tutcni SEA
Tho terms credit il he made known ~ he aalr
knBr J. nANl-, I ,.,,,t..t.u,,.
VIM I NAStIN y '""''"''"''7'
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SEWN ma UMINEx. :

THE sSrber offers tor sale BAkTtioi%S IMPROVED
SEWING MACHINES. TIN are ext stfcn. and slim
pie; almost 4 ca IN h.It An mr.
they make The sit 10th sides n tho warks arw
light aud heavy ami Gu ext ahtasy walk make tho
tisniest possible stitch X .,ss
We have three sises-ihs sia MACHINE ~ v,s1Ly.
suitable for Families. plasters TsiioSs and the
LARak MAcHINf suitable for Ia Farmers Stpemaksrs
Sadders, &c &c.wheh will be sold tire New York rash
prize and packed rec OF charge 7shssS = y ~
anriI 99.ifts E. 7 MN l. MAIZE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25

Sous OF MALTA.-Portsmouth was the theatre OF
the most intense excitement, Wednesday evening,
says the Day Book, growing out of the sudden ap-
upon the streets Of seventy odd men, dress
ed in long white gowns with black eowl over IT,"
head and a black Maltese cross upon the left
breast This procession was headed by the Nor
folk Blues Band, and amid the martial strains OF
the music, the wonder ofthe people the amazement
of the "niggers and the fears of the juvenile por-
ton of the community they marched through the
principal streets from nine to ten O'Clock, when
they repaired to the Ocean House in body, and
there seated themselves to a sumptuous banquet
We subsequently learned that the procession was
composed of the members of Lone Star Lodge No.
l, Sons of Malta" who had congregated to ccie-
brate their "Sprng Feast"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25

GOODS: a:OODs!! siOGDs!::
lJY SPRING supply Of BOOTS. SHOES, CATERS, "a
vi HATS, GAPS. TRUNKS. VALIsES, CARPET -
BAGS, SATCHELS UMBRELLAS. &r. &c. ia now "~'
received which must cali the attention OF my friends
being and prices will give satisfaction
am very thank full liberal community in country and
oyn Taprl l5-dtsl i SEAlJRl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25

FOR SAlE-rursnant la n d-ript uf the Circuit H.
Court ri the Corpur alton of 1suchhug pronounced nj INC
- term. lsa1. In the ot l.rea \ Co va Tsree -
as the undersigned Commissioners Wi, proceed To ,oi on
FRIDAY AfRlL 2l. lssp hy way oi public auction To ~.
highest bidder. THE bEStR AHiE FAMILY RESllENth'
nrh'rly occupied by tho late Richard 1yrrr. aud now III INC
occupancy ot Masses l.ael. ESu
The so Will bel acrellt al T. /, and ~ months Tor
equal iusalmn OF iho purchase subject IN the mr.
thcT approval II the Cnult The purchaser will bo require"
To S,Su bud- with good seenry Tor the Pur,
money! ard the Title Will be Nthh,l further security
subject sale dofinlt Al tho ~ more
the in taluen,s the due Tho purehas'r
entitled L. the teui ON The day III ssr un possession CAV.
,n, and the ,aNts paid l., the same
IAp. II \ SAM /. rfREE, &C mms sioncrs
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25

WASH GTuN bnOGSE,
LYNCHBURG. VA
subscriber bcgs leave TO inform Iii friends and the pub
lie generally, that he has leased ir number OF year,, tt
alioy. - va known aUd popular nou".
The BILE shall be- supple with thr best the markets NJ
(ords ami ia with the choicest iGUps5 A>p CIGARS
Ar ,ched the hotel Is large and .oomy STABLE, wit
carefn anl attentive Ostlers
No ronic ense will be spared either the art -
tho Tor or hi, assistants make lie Washington
class Hpg". ). y. ANhEWSoN, If'phio''
april 10 dly Rep copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-25

HEAVY AND FANCY HARDWARE.
SPRING a. sUnME ARRIVAL.
4 PR L. l850
AM rec", Ing my purchases made last north adapted
present comprising very large md beautiful
stock # HARDWARE OF variety beth of foreign and
iom site manufacture. embracing IN part
q rnss, lsVn in aud Hi I. Btndr. md HeOksS
Milling, <stubbiug, Wedding, Gnrde0, Flower
aud d.ndtes Hoes;
Z: rn im 4 radr-. The. Hay md Gnrhcu Rnkc.,
Chains, Anvii., Vices, Fellows, Flies, Rnsp.,
&C., Nc.;
Rope mud Cosdngc,
n tme Ivory and other Table Cut cry:
Pocket KNIVES, superior stock, worth from p to
10 piece
SHEARS, SCISSORS and Points. from the best manafa"
silver spoous md Forks, made Of coin,
silver Plated Goods Ia great variety,
Window shades, n beautiful stock;
tloor oil Cloths, from 10 u ards wide;
Wood Ware. Tub-, Backets, Cburns. &C., 80 4
Patent Zee l'reaH. GrrcYfrs aud Wafer C0Olersi
Willow aud Fancy BRshets and Empire Gig;
Building Hardware In great variety;
French Window Glass and Patty
Calf skins, aud shoe makers Findings OF all kinds;
Hoy skius, SndsIc Tree Plated mud Steel his,
Plated md steel siirrup., Filings, &c.;
g.rushc EscltiDa. <suns ana HeaMp Yackimgt
Iron xtes. sAVt iugs and earring W. Trtmsm IN r.
I'm rpcntrr's. vamnrr's Rnd SIM ith = Tools;
Circular, NJ III and Gross Ga, Saw-;
kcvoivi ng md sttI-t 'Oc i<inS Ptasctss
fishing Tackle, Twisted nnd Plated Lines, 81
s NJ. SIMPSON,
apr dts. At the old stand Of Simpson II Brother.