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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-09-17
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

uJrRE FRENCH BRANDY, for nscAiciasi
very uperior srtlcls Ais, pnrs Juice Port Wine
dee Madeira Wine London Porter. For sale by
Rep copy. lang % al W. 4. sTR0THER CO
AyRw DOOkA.-Pa1essis Past aed Presenr Z,
~ By Rev. Henry Osborn; Unity Of H.nknd hy Prot
Cabel luiversy Va Securing n the White Home,
work. b. q. author Of Tom Brown. scsl Days a.
Csryies Frederic the Historical and Descriptive
6kstches n Norfolk, by Forest. For sale at y.
ian Is tAI RAYAN BLACKFORD0.
0OMDRgRQ ssUANO, RRoA noMDRB0o
- ISLAND, WEST INDIES -Ths riehsst tcrDasioa -
Phnsphas Of Lime known tho yord eantauine ov % pr
Phsapsats s( c haa eous Dsss Rer sse By the snhsn
bsr q nseA lowes prices thar 0aaho on ssss
snooal rSesved superior h b feftlanG quAlAe4 ~
fsstAss partteslaSs aptay 70 W.3.ANpE49Q1s
.MMs
ID 0ss fapsu 3odtal i. Q. v1cfOEa.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02
The Quaker City Family Sewing Nachina,
ONLY $50, $40 AND $50.
Principal Depot, las Main Street ais


Wh m.l 8. *. s ASs
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ago. sad psoS.bly no ma hins ever with nsA
ID success In 90 short time. fs'@ -"
T.s beng unable h. .s y! I.
fActuvsd ~ two different faetoriea ~
The wonderful sueeess Of this g
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= eW :1 AGENTS WANTED !. nearly sysy sSsny 1. ~
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02
LYNCH BURG COLL e G. E,
I.tNCIl y CRG, virginia.

~ NCMBCssG. virginia.
The hs.thcs, and accessible in
Scientific equal to that Of the best American colleges
h % military w p. ~ S vr
.na Military Institute and more recently connected with tho
The roie."r. Win h.v. ..sn.v. ehars. Of the
Grammar School in which young mon will be thoroughly pre-
'r'd for college or 1"'ns.. r"cr,rx
Rev W WALKER Chnirraan Of ihe Faculty, Procss .r
OF Mental and Moral Sch'ner. and al lIistnry.
LYcuReus MATHEWS. A. NJ. Professor Of Latin and
IL UAnELL, A. B. Professor of Greek Language and
BLAsxESsnr Professor of Mathematl and Instruc.
SAMUEL OAKLAND A. M Professor of ton.i
D. A. LAEoHoRNE, NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
GUisKppr ADoLPHo sARroRr LII Professor Of Modern
Languages
. hs %
eoO 10 the Collegiate Department, for hall session
.Issd y .ddfss'ins the Chairman Il the Faculty.
V5RGIN5A LAND REGIsTRY q AGENCY
Y OFFICE, LYSCHBUaa, Va The undersigned, by re
Of land sellers h. e;"b:hsd IN the c Of L, nshDa's
.Set i. .nord .iles 70 tn. p.ch..el
the land He will keep in his once LAND REGISTER
aaie including quantity. quality price. and all
ether essential be ~ desrous Of
10 this way persous with The country wish
Ing : :: S.,i s ~. M
chaser and sier be able to meet each other And
S.s directly Suoernsa without .hss se.os,y .hicI is osn
unpleasant within itself . L.. .
ss asssSpaos q sssrissa i.r asd candid
representation may bs made % .hs purchaser. .E,
required BE- accompanied with stamp and they
VI" ss p..%py s'sn%sa "Ss. TO- m., s,.. ,.,, soo, 10
Ss1si sizivSsiy LEYsuRN w1LKEs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

MA9;Syu,RlX M,9; y.,ls:X &. & : :. W,HszITolN, i IT g!
NEW YORK,
WHITE LEAD, ZINC PXiITs & coLoRs,
OILS. vARNIsHHs. ETC.
Enelsh, French and German Artists Materials
Wiasor 4 HaCfon's Tabs and Cake Coiors
B r U 8 H Z s,
MArHEnArlcAL AND DsAueHrsn Ex's INSTRUMENTS,
DRAWNo AND T1AcxNo PHPERS
THE p.r...,.s ..sass: E:insa p..,.. other. i.
Mssusr % : vsiros srs @ u. so. Pro1sssor. "',' "
Tss ...oasl y .ss ln..s.c. o1v.,. n. ar
IN Iss. An p.i.. ,ha, the e.
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sb.opsos 4 Ike s Ard sas hardening paint
q q: . s:...: &C. .: 81.
Ss hss ss s': a. l E .. I'D: n"S Which
diculss addition srnishes the
% With ,s :a s... . sa' ii: e:
o: cost Ssswssn the can: and kega ga-
whisS contain IS Is .sei hat i: Is = 5.n. 50 n
Gam. and ny ny b ...y 'hppedsy rail or Otherwise to
Gsa.p es,sisss ss: ,sA full ABSORPTION sent by ms.
o, application. may 81 d3us.
.Tc.Mr,sN: Ycyss.. z sTax, & q Pc. Pear, :.
~ ioSs s: q: I.s'y~ s.A'.'. coss.'' css.''
800 saies seed ani DAMAGED sole Leather
500 boxes Adamsntins Caadies;
100 boxes brown Soap, =
LIS boxes Fancy do
1000 ksGr Oid d .mlnicn Nails
100 ba-rels n. O. holasses;
Is hogsheads Cuba Nolaaseo,
80 d. N o. 6RgAS;
100 barrels extra O. 6aeAs,
$50 do low grades Sugar
rs do grannlated Sugar; b.
80 do ground Sugar; q tf
Is patent cut loaf Sugar; s ~ ... e.
50 ba rels crushed Sugar
50 ke0s 4nda; Il y =
1OJkits No harksfsli
50 - ssls No I Hesrines,
IoO bssheis Glover. Tieeshy and ether Grass Seed.
Besides A1lassostarss a 0pOOERlEs, we'll lifge
and well ssisessd siosk Of FOREnN AND DOMESTIC
L!o ora ss 80 e'r ses e The best s,snS, nd
L~. 1arsA q dts-Rep copy.
ICsT sesetvea srss.aA - sf WALNUT
ID PARLOk FUkNiTp ,E hnished L Plush. Please call
GCO0 Rooe TggTWy-ODWdeusu Dental PsaSd
II easrs Tea IpVtap - 6haeoeal Pese. 81 sAls BY
may l3AA q. x00MPsoN l. oos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

pI ..rsn YORK. ,Isr S.,,p or1T sr1yeE L,scHss
0DK TK rs. IA MP SELL 4 CO, Bnnkcrs, -
Wall It,, New York, buy and sell pucurrent money.
checks draA &C. make collections at all points IN tho Uni
stacs orders the or sale
Of Stocks Donds snd other securities Commission and
conduct With the general banking business In all
it's departments. .
The arm In Lynehbarp Ii Peters, Spence Co. who will
give prompt attention busners t. th.m
inlu AAa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

II YNCmBU00 A0RuOUlsTU0AA. .. wen Ka
IL ThaBkful for liberal share Of The pSsc pssreusgc f
last six years. take pleasure informing snd
~ our late fsir We sse eHW hste pseparsA Than ever to
hand We would call psrsrular attsatl 70 Thr.shing
Machines Corn sheers Straw Cuttefn Wheat Fans Csho"n
Broad Csst SO. Ing Machine, Wheat Tie, Dckford Iof
mans and others Steel and Csst Pows Old and improv.d
vineston Piows aud Points Peaksk Piews asa Points
ask call sale ops In want Of Tools
line WHITTEMORE yO9flN.
march Ida ~ propYietors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

nAVIDaON,S "A IA NANDER "A FKa.-We
IL have jn received several Of these celebrated SAFES
Fire proof Burglar proof and Powder proof which will
sell at manufacturers prices
feb l-dts sTABLER 4 JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

Tia Fell asa MessiiIc Cap MassieCasrJ, /,
No. 80 Crosby 6tleet. New Yoik.
JOHN j. CROOkE g. co.


No, 80 Crosby 6tieet. New Yoik.
JOHN j. CROOKE g. Go.
Arc manufacturing aador their Patent
ROL LED TIN FOIL,
PLAIN, PRINTED OR EMBosSEp.
suitable for wrapping
Fine Cut and Cavendish Tobaccos, CAeese Spcfs DC.
Thin Beaten Ful. all sizes. superior in briiliancy
and strength to the imported article.
METALLIC CAPS,
sealing Boaies Jars & stamped ~h name, or dc.
sign required. Als".
Music Plates. Solder Type q B,itania Metals.
march - dsm,.
90 a TO YOUR uNTEREsr.-ys.ss spem-a
IL lot of BLACK FRENCH CLOTH COATS Is per cent
april -7dts hiRsH & srnAusEs
eha., & Mr. CAxLLus t'nnIsrIAS. HI. W. II know n
COAL AND WOOD YARD. toe<sher with all his Drsys and
Teams respect uly announce to my ft d anl IN" e,ens
Iynchburp that prepared furnish tho boat quality
Of COAL AND wOOD the shortest notice. and tho
most REASONS ble terms Ha Ing my ssms h
for cnt"mers to send their "rders Immediately
the yard at VIM Sro,htr Cos to receive at
tcntlon hope III" public wiz ex'cnd liberal patron"
assuring them thai pains or labor part shall be
spared To give entire s,tisfach n
TERMS-Ali bills wi, be considered due when the article
deliyerct -"ril !sily lLooMnE ADAM
suNO uOUsE.K EEPERs.
ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY |
-. - GREAT BARGAINS IN
S4Tq riLtox i ! gssMEof a.1s ;Isnss. re,
MARSAlLtES QUILTS
siiiRTiNns
DAMAsKs
IA6r .,Sps nSs IysIIS rrr p1 ,snS CnnrA'Ss'
~ cH,M CLOTHS dc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

Novsh. via Alehsn00d aaa SsAes River
u kaoa wha Canal, - g.y nch burG,
sheare Ay Rails Oad - she
A00lh. West.
THANKFUL my fcnds and the public for their lib
eral patronage would respectfully Inform them that
owing large business
have determined to reduce charges
General MsycAands surh Dry Goods boots Shoes Ha's
from Wharves Richmond 70 the Landings
Depot Lynchburx.
Produce forwarded ~ very low rates.
SY- For special rates. sec circular
ALFRED 8. LEE.
FsrvsydisS ssd C0mssssior Merchnsf,
lao e7.dta On the Dock Richmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

ECO0 0R0G T9eTW-ODWAe0'u Desaal Fsasd
II easirs Tees lpw1eGu 81 6haceeAl POSSE sale BY
may l3AA q. xU0APs0N l. 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02
THOS. r. GRTMAI.DT,
FASHIONADLB BOOT q 0H0E MAKE

Opposite the Cnssens Savings bank.
MAIN STREET; LYNCHBURG, VA.,
pair ef Bseas, exbjSise6 st she last Fair,
EEEPS constantly ON hasd, and manufaefures toor r
n der, every vaiiety yf LADIES and @ EN- TIE
MEMS WEAR. which hs VIII warrant squal to any
manufactured in the eouaty ssd at prices lov hnot
lie respectfully soias share a. the public favor and
the time his thanks for the liberal patronage here
sofore bestowed. ..4, ., . jan 3d6m-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-02

INHEAP s:ROCEHuEa.-Wci i~ lite shc nssrs-
" and The public general stock of
aROCERlEs consisting In part of sugar Molassrs c"fen
4alt Soir Leather Vinegar Oh Nails Glass Candies Cotton
Yarns &c Ac which III sell low for cah Call and
us ef"re you buy.
may l0cts STAPLES, MARTIN co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19
City Intelligence.

IooK OUT FOE Hx-A NEW MANIA For several weeks
past the ladies' promensdDg Broadway have been
ected TO new annoyance and destructive 70 their
dresses as were the Of the noted vtriol hrower
Some demented individual has become afflicted with the
"cutting MANIA" and promenades Broadway daily prac-
Using his malicious acts upon the innocent fair SEX who
appear 70 be bn special choice. Is thai the felo
has provided himself with cane, at the foot Of which he
has fixed sharp blade and with this instrument no
nages to cut some twenty thirty dresses day We
csne(ne) specimen OF humanity ~ he has been seen on
Broadway during the past week. The police viii do well
to arrest the fellow nj their earliest opportunity and thus
put stop to the "cutIng mania" t.n
The PoIIER's Field IN FIFTEEN STRsr.-Workmen are
engaged in exhumng the bodies the Potters Field
in Fftieh street, and putting them boxes and in that
manner they conveyed to Wards Island for ntermen
The work was commenced last summer. n Ia supposed
that there yet remains upwards of thousand bodies
be removed. few days ago tho body Of q man
humed in excellent state Of preser walton, with full
suit OF clothes on and with rope around his An
OLD gentleman residing pear the graveyard stated that
nearly twenty years ago committed suicide In that
vicinity by hanging and after the body cut down
was buried exactly the condition IL found. This Is
probably the facts IN the case.
RElIGNAroS OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT rAILMApvx-
At meeting Of the Police Commissioners yesterday
General Superintendent F. A. Tamadge rendered his re-
sgnation which, II Is understood, was accepted. Mr.
ramadge did not state in writing his reasons for this
step, but Is well known that his the
his Office, rendering him. were, clerk There
able speculation 70 who will be the successor
OF Mr. Tamadge. ExChief Aatsell s prominently SPOKEN
Of.
ALL QUIET At QUARANTINE.-Mr. Brevoort, sent down
in charge Of squad Of police to look AFTER matters al,
Quarantine, reports that there Ia danger Of any
date collision that the people pleased with Dr. Gunn
the new Health Ofcer and, per contra, that Dr. Thompson
"a out.
TANMAsY SocIEry.-Ths society held o meeting last
night for the election Of officers for the ensuing year. The
following the names of those gentlemen elected
Standardization Trotter, John Kelly, Wilson Small
Nelson Waterbury, Thos. j. Barr, Henry vsnderwater
Richard B. Connolly, Douglas Taylor, Joseph Ba dwin
VIM Miner, John Wheeler, James Murphy and Thomas
Wheean.
SscretGy-Casper C. Chlds.
Ifeds1wer-Josish w. Brown.
SdgamWe-George g. Meserve.
Wisksnkte-Stephen Duryea.
SERIOUS ARRAY AT BURING SIR.-Yesterday morning
two laborers, named Dennis McCarty and James McGun
NELL got into quarrel at Burlng slp when the latter at
tackled the former with cotton hook, which he thrust
into his neck and side, in6ictng several dangerous
wounds The offender was arrested and committed for
examination. AcCarty was removed TO the Fourth pre-
cnct station house, and had his wounds dressed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19
Naval IntAlllQenCe.

We have advces from the United States ship Wabash
dated Legh0rn March TO- She lett Spezzia 9th OF
the same month"; and made the to the former PLACE in
The weather was delightful and she beng visited
by large crowds of admrDg spectators from shore.
would remain sometime at Leghorn and proceed from
there TO Naples All well.
Capt. Isaac T. Doughty, United States Marine Corps,
has been ordered TO the command Of the marine guard OF
the United States soop Of war Constellation, fitting
Boston AZ flag shin al tha African Squadron.
The following changes in the commanding officers OF
the different posts in the Marine Corps will be made
the first Of the ensuing month Capt A. N. Brevoort
command the Brooklyn marine barracks, vice Lieut.. Col
Jas. Edelin, TO command the the Norfolk marine barracks
vice Maj Ward Marston to command the Philadelphia
marine barracks
mail bag for the United States squadron ct Buenos
Ayres, will be made up the counting room of c. Morton
stewart, 52 South Gay street, Baltimore, 10 60 by the
bark Paladin on the 23d mat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19
WILLIAMSBURG City News.

DIED OF His INJURIES The boy, Michael Mooney, who
severely burned the 9Th inst, by his clothes
taking fire while playing in open lot died yesterday
morning Of his injuries, at the residence Of his parents
DEATH OF PROMINENT CIrzRS.-Yesterday morning
Mr. Charles Tut:le member Of the Board of Educa.
ton for many years, died OF malignant eysipelas On
Friday he was in usual health, and, returning home
complained of being unwell small pustue was per.
ceved upon the end Of his nose, which panied him very
much. Il soon infamed and extended rapidly, until
yesterday morning the Inflammation reached his brain,
causing his death. His funeral takes place Wednesday
from Dr. McIanes church, of South Fourth and
Sixth streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-19

canadian was dull, and prices unchanged. Southern
hour was IN iair demand ana al hrmer prices Tor mixed
ana nraignt prands Inc Gales embraced ABOUT 5000
Dds closing wnin the range OF the ABOVE quotations
rye nour was neavy at quotations. Corn meal Was IN fair
demand, WIN small Sales OF Jersey ana 6randy VINE az
uncnsneeu pLces; Mneat was steaoy, ana me demand
moderae WINE tne safes embraced ABOUT bushels,
mcludng prime RED western, at 81 4o good white Mch
gan 81 90 amber colored southern and white western
tinued TO rule heavy, while the sales embraced about
goo bushels, including Jersey and Southern yellow
o7hc. . &c.; white do. at 82c. q 8ihc., and
Western mixed at S3Hc. a SAC. Rye was
quiet. Barley was in fair request, with sales
Of about II GOO bushels, at &C. Sc for to
choice State, and at $40 for Canada West Oats were
heavy and prices dull the sales embraced State ut &c.
65c., and Western and Canadian at BIC. a SOC.
CoFFEE-The market was nrm but quiet for RIO. Sales
Of 900 bags Of MAracaibo were made for export D.
and 100 bags Laguayra at l2c
CorToN The sales embraced about 2lo0 bales, good
portion Of which was in ransitu Tho market closed with
steadiness.
FRMGTTs TO 1iverpo0l-About 500 bales OF cotton
engaged at 3d., aud 100 do. Sea Islands at p
200 terces beef and 200 do pork at o. IT, loo bbs rosn
at Is Adj Is 3D. at the former figure probly fiji up;
10000 Canada butt slaves at clio; l40 tons ogwood at
about l3s; 80 boxes 12s 3D. 200 bags seed
by steamer, ut 25s. To Rotterdsm-2400 bbs. rosin
were taken at D. t. To Bremen400 bbls. rosin at 2s
3d. and 10 Hamburg, 400 bales cotton 10. bark of
as was chartered for Cadiz load with slaves,
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New Orleans chiefly within ~ range, Of exc. s7kc,;
10 DO Porto se, m bead, u bHo, and $40 soroons 81
WHrxwEfho market was heavy, with sales of about
ITO bbla NJ 26c with small lots reported 1t 26xc.
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MONDAY, AprII 1915 T. N.
AsHEs-The sales embraced about 100 bbs. pots and
pearls at SIC.
BREADsTyFfs Flour-The market rather easier for
common and mixed brands Also State and Western, while
the higher grades TO prime extra brands unchanged
The sales embraced about 900 bbls. at the following
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THE TURF.

T loHrNIr0. THE BAmAw rRo1Tue STALLION =
u fhs sayynes Of s highly .d and sysb ysuns B~aAsv
sstsg sAlsa =. ,: obtainsd for tm aasI hrv sI.ss
osng = - he (ur until Ne II Of July and
ns evAtuy Of INV eens 70 Ne Payment required
basrs ssryes from partn n Distance who b.
ne eolcr q 1Axhtnns brilliant nsia shsstnst vi
whe b bind legs extending somewhat above the
and blesed face pNh.ps unnecessary 70 NJ more
BLACK BashAw hc sire OF LAnte Ac And Young Bashaw
hs a.dsire Graad Bsshaw The ArbAnand rough the
d,n NJ Young Bashaw got by First Consul 70 Messenger
The dan o. Ighisra asyltb and npd Eoter ~as Eot BY
Monmouth Eclipse he by american Eclipse Of Duroo
and grandson Of Messenger through Mers Damsel Her
dam BY Aarsba Duroc out Of TuckAhoe The dam OF
Black BaAhAw got by True American icon Of True Whi
nrt o. marc got BY Hickory.
Lightning bs found during the n tho Baahaw sta
blss Of hec,scten, norrsvipe Bucks county, Pa. thirty
miles north Of Philadelphia and pose Trenton. ~ j. Not
VIII b served and evezy attention paid them.
MON COURSE I. I-TRoTfNG ON THURSDAY
" Aprn ~ ~ O'clock precisely. Of $50 milo
nents best th &c in Owe to wagons W. Peabody
Lazy warren 1Allmsn enters g. Senator, Geo. jenkins
enters r. Dart " Wood enters q e. Frank Temple. NJ b
1he great double team mach between
Ethan Alien and mate, win of on the 18th
SHAW WHITE, Propris,ors
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PHELAN CHALLENGED TO SECOND CONTEST
The Detroit Free Press says that Seereiter, In company
with friend, waited upon Mr. Phean Wednesday after
noon and offered to arrange matters for second match,
to take place on Thursday evening" for the OF 900
aide, as in the previous instance Mr.. Phelan declined
10 entertain the proposition, but stated that he would
take under consideration after his return TO New York.
Mr. Seereters friends confident, from the exhibition
or skill that he made Tuesday night that he ID the
better player of the two and that with the knowledge
now has Of the tactics Of his opponent he the
match The proposition made TO Mr. Phelan straight
forward and admitted of except acquescence
or refusal he based h6 refusal the ground that his
presence required in New York by business matters