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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
LAmerican relegraph Office, lincoln House Blockl
From California and Sonora-The Duel between
Broderiek and TarrY-Fatal Results. &C.

~~SN~@NSt
ST. Louis, Oct ga note received here
last night from the postmaster at Santa Clara,
Cal, says that Messrs Broderick and Terry
did fight duel on the morning of the 18th,
and that Terry was shot in the throat, the
wound being supposed mortal.
Mr.. Jarvis, treasurer of the Sonora Mining
Co, and Edward Woodmau and L. L. Cross,
late editors of the Arizonian, arrived here last
night, direct from Arizonia.
Capt. Smith, superintendent of the third di-
vision of the overland mail line also arrived
from Ell Paso, having charge of two hundred
pounds OF silver bullion, consigned to the Phil
adelphia mint. There was upwards of a ton
of silver bullion at FL Paso, awaiting shipment
to the states. The silver mines of Arizona
are doing well, although the people were
greatly annoyed by the depredations of the
Apache Indians. Col. Fount Croy had super
seeded Bonneville as commander OF the depart
ment of New Mexico, which gave great
satisfaction at Arizona Capt. Stores survey.
ing party had encamped near Patagonia,
awaiting intelligence as to his future move
mentS.
Rich veins of gold quartz had been dis
covered at Santa Clara river, in the vicinity Of
Fort Buchanan.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept 9.-Per overland
mal.-The ship Ocean Explores, bound to
Honolulu, with pilot on board, struck on the
North Head, nearly opposite Fort Point. She
has since been taken into the dock, and about
fifteen feet of her main stern is badly bruised.
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Episcopal Convention.

Richmond, VA, Oct. 5.-The Episcopal
Convention organized here to-day. After a
sermon by Bishop Otey of Tennessee, DR..
Creighton of New York was chosen President,
and - Howe, Secretary. The Conven-
ton then adjourned till tomorrow. The house
of bishops also assembled here to-day Bishop
Meade presided by seniority, and DIR. Balch
Of MARYLAND was elected Secretary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 5-The Covington
and Lexington (Ky.l Railroad was sold at auc-
ton to-day, for 81, l25,000. The bid was made
by w. Ii. George of Covington, for what is
known as the Bowler Co. The sale of the
road was made to satisfy judgment obtained
by second mortgage bond-holders.
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Cnnnect,ont stata Fair.

New HAVEN, Oct 5.-The preparations for
the fair of the Connecticut State Agricultural
Society, to occur next week, are nearly perfect
ed. The grounds in Brewster's Park, cover
fifty three acres
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The Fllibusters.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.--The only account
in possession of government relative to the de-
parture of filibusters is that they left in a tug
boat about ten miles below New Orleans, but
which could not carry them to the place of their
destination. Vessels have been dispatched for
that purpose A number of flibusters are in
Mobile Federal officers in thatcity have been
instructed to watch their movements. Should
the adventurers invade Nicaragua and at
tempt the transit, there is reason to believe
that our federal forces will promptly interfere.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 5-The flibusters did
not leave Berwin's Bay. They went down the
river in the tow boat Parker, to put to sea,
but had no provisions, and have since landed
at the southwest pass. Col. Hatch still refuses
a clearance to the Philadelphia, and has, by
great precaution, doubtless, frustrated the ex-
petition.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

We learn from the Courier des Etats Unis
that one Of the actresses of the new French
troupe is here because she quarreled with the
stage manager Of the theatre where she was
playing in Paris, and gave him smashing
slap in the face while on the stage. Stage
managers please take notice.
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From Havana.

New YORK, Oct 5.-The Cahawba left Ha-
vana on the afternoon OF the 18th. Havana
quiet and healthy ; business improving; SUI
gar a trife higher, and molasses quiet.
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Georgia Election.

AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. 5-The Democrats
concede the third Congressional District to the
opposition. The other districts are believed to
h ave been carried by the Democrats, the sew
enth and eighth by close vote.
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Kansas Elantinn

LEAvENwoRTH, Oct 5.-The returns upon
the vote on the new constitution for Kansas,
come in slowly. Although the vote is light,
it is largely in favor of the constitution.
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miscellaneous.
n E w B 0 o X S

N Z w b o o X S !!
RecoIlections, by Samuel Rogers
Miss Sllmnens and other papers, by Mrs. Mark Tea
body, with humorous Illustrations.
Dunallan; or know what you judge, by Grace kenne-
dy, author of the Decision, Father Clement etc,
Hanly St John, Gentlemen or the Flower Of Hun
dreds, in the County of Prince George Virginia. tale of
l1i4-I5 by John Esten Cooke author of "Thc Virginia
Comedians Leather Stocking and SILK, The Last of
the FOresters, etc, etc.
From Dawn Daylight, or the simple story of West
ern home by minister's wife.
Life and Travels of Alexander Won Humboldt, with
Introduction, by Bayard Taylor.
Two Years Of Preacher Life, Chapters from an Au-
photography, by VIM. Henry Aburn author of 1.-THE Ri
nc Axe" and saddle Bags"
Life AMI Liberty in America, Sketches Of Tour in
the United states and Canada in lSj11S, by Chs Mac
kay, Ii. D. with Illustrations.
Travels in Greece and Russia, with Excursion to
Crete, by Bayard Taylor
The Life of Jabez Bunting, d. D., with notices of
cval l-untne,
The Book Of the First American Chess Congress- CON
tanning the proceedings of that celebrated aSsemblase
held IN the year 1881 with the papers read in its sessions
the games played in the grand tournament and the
agems entered in the problem tournay, together with
worlds, by Daniel Willard Fske, NJ. A.
Forty Years in the Wilderness of Pills and Powders,
the COgitatons Confessions of an aged Physician
Svlyia's World Grimes which the Law does not reach
by the author of Busy Moments of an Idle Woman"
etc
A First Lesson in Natural History, by Actea.
Rat and his Friends, by John Brown, NJ ID.
The Physical Geography of the Sea- by NJ. F. Maury,
LII d. Y. 5. n, Superintendent of tho National Observ
otOry. An entirely new edition, with addenda.
The Bertams novel; by Anthony Trollo2e, author of
"Barbhester Towers, doctor Thorne" etc.
Adam Bede by Geo. Eliot author of Scenes of Ceri-
cal Life.
For sale ut
MELLEN'S BOOK STORE,
s2l DIFF 239 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-06

Keliable orders rom the trade By mail or telegraph,
filled, on application to AUSTENS,, Agents,
90 Pearl Street, New York
Kerosene Is also to be obtained at the Manufac
Prices OF all the New York Wholesale Druggists. Gro
GERS, Camphene, and Burning Fluid Manufacturers and
Dealers In Lamps.
\. B.--KER0SENE is he trademark n he KeroseHe
on Co.. dndaH persons cautioned against using he
said hdde-maFkJor other oils. dosSm %
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CLOTHING,

to which will be dcd the various styles OF Goods
they appear IN market For the large patron
age which has been bestowed upon this department of
our business we are duly grateful and shall exercise
our best cndcnv0rs merit the APPRECIATION and patron
age of our friends and the public In future and re-
spectiully solicit the same. a. 7. WARE co.
90 diff
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DAUNCEFORTS ATHENEUM.

DAUNCEFORTS ATHENE U NJ.
WORCESTER THEATEk
will open for Dramatic Season, ON MONDAY or TUES
DAY MKT,
Actual and Responsible Manager
Mr.. GEO. PAUCEFORT.
where VIII be offered all the attractive novelties
billed with OLD favorte and sterling productions.
The talented aud accomplished
Mrs. GEO. PAL CEFORT,
viii appear at the commencement of the in her
faVorite and popular deliueatiOlis, supported by
AN EXCELLENT COMPANY.
The manager has the pleasure state that the Theater
will be eInheshed
WITH NEW AND ATTRACTIVE SCENERY,
and he also begs leave submit the ates gem
temen of Worcester that he has negotiated arrangements
with various
POPULAR STARS,
that the public Of Worcester may have novelty and
traction during his lease.
The whole under the direction of
MT. G. f. O.. PA UNCE EFFORT.
Fan particulars viii appear III future bills diff o5
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BUTTONS.
BY f. W. VAIL.
o. POSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY
N',,,,,l SALE OF A
valuable and Centeel Residence
AT AUCTION.

CIIAS. W. FREELASD, Esq being about to
to Boston, has favored with instruction sell to the
highest bidder, without reserve his very beautifully To-
cated and desirable House situated Harvard street
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0rp GOODS.
A FULL A SOR TMENT
U ND Err GARM E N rs,
BARNARD, SUMNER, & CO.'S.
LADIES,
GENTLEMEN,
MISSES,
BOYS,
CHILDREN,
and INFANTS,

Can all be fitted and suited it'll any size price, quail
ity, SILK AIerino including sizes in Ladies ana
Gentlemens Vests Also, Gentlemens Extra Heavy
Ribbed Wool Shirts Drawers sale at low
est prices. diff s27
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One Dollar per Gallon, Wholesale,

The attention of consumers respectfully called the
subolncd table, the result Of ph0tomerca examine
tion, by Edward N Kent ESD, Of New York, Chemist,
and dated Feb. 3, 1856.
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NORWICH POPLINS-A New Fabric,

The goods are in plain colors, Black, Brown, and b
and are much worn for the street NOT EXPENSE
very desirable, and should be seen by all who wis
handsome Fall dress
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w A r. N c H l N A,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11
LATEST NEWS 81 TILEcRaPl.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ron snu al,kcunr No ,,ra,s,.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Arabia.

HALIFAX. Aug. l0.-The steamer Arabia frOm
Liyerp,ol, has just arrived Mt this port.
10 Liverpool markets Cotton was lrmer, and
holders demand an advance oi an eighth. Bread.
stufs dull. Provisions iended iowuwards. Con.
soils 05.
The general news unmportant
SECOND DISPATCH.
SAcKvILLE, Aug. l0.-The express ot the Asso.
ciated Press arrived this morning with Liverpool
adyces to the Both ult, per steamer Arabia.
changed.
The conference at Zunich had not vet assem-.
bled.
The Emperor Napoleon Ind decided that tho
French army and Navy should he restored to
peace footing with the least possible delay. lie
was generally regarded by the press Us sincerely
pacific.
The English Ministry had announced that I e
Government would not accept tho invitation to
participate in the general Peace Congress- until
the result oi the Conference ut Zunich was known.
The steamers Vanderbilt and City Of Baltimore
had arrived out.
Tho sloop Of war Plymouth sailed from Ply.
mouth on Monday for Brest.
The latest advices from Italy are Of pacific
tone.
The debates in the English Parliament indicate
that the Government intends To prosecute vigor-
ously the work on the National defences.
The Sandman Plenipo,entiary to tho Zurich
Conference had reached Paris.
Lords Russell and Palmerston had made impor-
tnnt speeches in Parliament on European affairs.
They admitted that England noted us the medium
in conveying the terms of settlement from France
to Austria. but without endorsing them.
The sub ect of National dcicnces was debated
aud the Ministry exhibited their intention to wig
orousy prosecute the work.
The Prri- Raitear annohnerd that the disnrm
ament ol The French Army caused the Bourse to
+ advance one centum, hut which subsequently par
TALLY declined and Chased at GS--45.
Ten Brncek's American horse Sarke won the
Goodwyn stakes. The Guodwool cup was won by
Promised Land; Prioress standing thid
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Frlay-Cntton sules f,r the week amounted to
G2,000 lnles. including $500 to spectators, and
10000 exporters. Sales closed with holders de-
handing an advance Of one-cigh,h
Breadsufs dull Provisions had declining
tendency. Bulln in The Bank Of Eusland had
dec' .ed o3G000 pounds.
Money slightly more stringent. Consols
closed at 9j for money aud 9js for account.
Cotton; Fair Orleans 81; MIllns7 3 10th;
Uplanls fair It; Middlinss IS. St"k in pr,t
amounted to t7j, 900 bales, including GOT Anieri
Harvest prospects were favorable. Flour very
dull at 10 t, l2s 3D. Wheat dull; Red IL Cd to
O. Id; White .. tn o. 81. Corn dull; Mixed IS
Tod to Gs Sd; White is o.. Beef heavy and prices
unchanged. Pork dull and prices nominal. b.
con henvy. Lard unchanged. Sugar quiet and
frn Coffee q.et
London markets generally unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11
Classical and Mathematical school

A Mt Pleasant Academy En- df,rd Co, Va.
HAVING been elected Principal Of this Institution by
the Trustees shall open the nexi session Of School
the Bird Monday (l9th Of scp1msr S9 This Institution
Ia located Of the most healthy and Intelligent
ton of the country The o instruction will be
ranged that obtain thorough
ton or be prepared for the advanced Cnsss College with
experience Of several and little teaching
hope by rigid performance Of duties, merit liberal
portion OF public patronage.
Terms PER Ere Honihs f"f 100 ID w S,s joy.
Primary English. os far Us Arithmetic Geography and
English Grammar, ss 70
Science 10 90
Mathematics, Greek, Latin, French &c - 10
GARD (perJnonth everything included except lights 80
eS For further particulars address Fancy Grove Va.
aug 2-1awfor4w NJ. A. HENSLEY, A. NJ.
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$50 Reward.

DANAwAY from Tue subscfber about the Of February,
ltA NEGRO MAN named Rsas, about 20 years old; dark
color chunky built upper front tooth has to
cradle full head 81 hair and the Of his head grey
hairs When last heard from he making his towards
ynchburg and probably 10 buchanan He work several u
Iynehburg aud Buchanan, with Scot.
Adams will give s25 reward for his apprehension In this
county, tho county and delivered
me, sss secured in Jail in vignis % hat &C.
him again J. N. MCGRAW.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11

depatof the Va. 4 Tenn..R. r., on ye>te day. 10
laded cess, consisting Of :, 4SS bushels OF Wheat;
$50 barrels Of Flour; aud 10000 pounds Of Mis-
cellaneons. There we,e IL ioaded cars scat Wet
the same day
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of Betty Pace, ,laurht.r of the
late W. p. lessee, Of fredericksburg, VA, will / o
preached at the Baptist Church. in this city, this
afternoon. Thursday, llth,) Mt 81 o'clock. Tie
relatives and friends OF the family urc invited to
attend
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Markets.

New YoRK. Aug. l0--Stocks dull and ua-
changed. Virginia Skies q2l
BALTIMORE, August l0.-Fluur very dull How
ard Street and Ohio held ut 500, Wheat To \
cts. lower, sales II 900 bushels If White at Is
toSl 33. Cnrn dull, White and Aellnw IS cents.
Bacon Sides %. Mess Pork Ssh. Whisky dull
ut 81 cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11
ICE CREAM SALOON!
"sTAND DOWN THE STREET."

Make room for the finest Ice Cream Saloon IN The Sfote
OPENED this day. an ICE CREAM SALOON, for the recep,
bon of Company and Gentlemen no requested
to call with thai everything viii be conducted IN
the best style
immediate charge of Mira BOYD. -
May OH, 1s59-may 1e-dts b A. BOYD.
TIOTEL CANDLEs.-80 boxes Hotel Candies. with good
assortment all other Candies jrst received and for sale
ow by (iuy lS-dtsl LEE ROOKIE & co.
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s u M M E r CLOT HING.
pEDIICEn PRICES

FuE subscribers DESTROYS cosnR out their entire stock
Il SUMMER cLOTHlNG before The arrival OF their Fall
Redaced Prices
Several lots of FASHIONABLE MARsEILIEs COATS,
with which we are oyersockcd, will be sold Prime tosI
small lot each, Of CASHMERE, MARsElILEs, LINEN,
and WHITE DUCK COATS, slightly out Of STYLE less
cost Of material aud making
BURROUGHS, SHARPER h co,
July Isis lOs Main Street.
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Situation Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN who IL qualified to teach Latin Greek
Mathematics French and Spanish together with the Eng
ih branches desires Tutor In private family
or as Principal or Assistant In Academy or school, lie mas
had some experience as teacher and desire can furnish
amongst Others fro- ILLS imer employ crs,
both as 10 character and qualifications
iuIw oecsf Iynchbnrg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11
MARRIED.

At the residence If President Ephraim F. Wi
ley. On Thursday, the 4rh inst, by the Rev. James
Davis. -Prof joan L BUCHANAN, formerly Of
Syihe county; and Miss FRANCIS c. WuEY, all of
Emory and Henry College, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11
- Shoes! ShOcs!! Shoes!!!

XNISliING 10 open In former house In September
w fresh and stock Of Goods possible, shall
MANY BARGAINS nj my present Store, ncnr! opposite the
Merchants Bank.
have Ladies' good Gncrs nj ~ Oh: few Kid Con
grcss Caters at q %; Ioourud Gniers at Al
My supply Of Lddes' FINE Shoes ami Guitars will b, kept
pretty full constantly Also, Trunks Trn, eilins I,ags
July 30-ts L. SLABuk.
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Female Boarding and Day School,

TtHHIF hJaTUINS anu UIy SCNUVIs
NFRS. i. L. BROWN will open FEMALE BOARDING
vi AND DAY SCHOOL. in the city Of Lynchburg, th
hrs MONDAY In SEPTEMBER next Her Post Office until thu
10th of August, Is Variety Mills, Nelson county, Va.
REFER EYCES:
RI. Rev Bishop Meade;
Rev. R. X. Meade Charlottesville Va.
Rev. r. H. Wilmer, Richmond, Va:
Rev. John A. Scott, Halifax Court House, Va;
Hon. Vim. c. Rvcs, Albemaric county, Val
Alexander Rives, :" "
james A. Merrwcaher Esq. of Bedford county, VA
DIR. p. c. Galloway. Nelson county, Va;
John II. Hill, Esq,
Henry Loving, ESD, Amherst county, Va:
Rev. VIM. II. Kinckle, Lynchburs, Va;
Hon. YIN. Daniel
John NJ Speed, Esq,
A. II. Armistead, ESQ.,,
j. NJ Cobbs, Esq,
Edgar Whitehead, ESQ.,,
Robert J. Davis Erq.,
VIM. T. Yancey, Esq,
Rev. j. Manning,
June 1s-d&cthsept
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uIGNiNBOrHAM ACAnEAIY.


I'lls institution l. located in the immediate ylrin, II Ant
h,rsi Court o-r and will hc under the
Of Mrs NJ j. VIM md Mr. W 4 Terry, prrlnrIlals Mr.
Terry. who tucnird nj the Universally Of w. will have
he entire control Of the Male department In the higher studies
Mr. Pratt accomplished lady aud successful teacher viii
devote her aion,lon 10 The Female department Mrs wnn
VIII instruct IN Music" md have cnrge Of the boarding depart
mcnt. The Trustees have confidence Ia the
teacershcy have NIL Ind experiences their requirements
of high order, and they have heretofore commanded the
proval and patronage Of discriminating public The location
nf this institution the social and religious Influences around
together with lhr moral aud intellectual Qualifications
teachers combine 10 recommend II TO the public.
SAM III. NJ GAliLAND,1
WIN. W, THOMPSON,
LEO. DANIEL, Ia. Trustees.
ROBERT VI. BROWN,
WM. h. COLEMAN,
The SESSION School commence IN the first
Monday In September The scholastic IN he h ic
int two sessions Of five months cnch Terms par session
five months -nf pn able the beginning the re-
mnindrr nj the rosc uf each s.sSon
irmhfy knsis .,fl2 90
Latin, Greek, French and Mathematics (eSal , 10 On
Board, including ever, thing but washing 20
REFERENCEs
DR. Gessner Harrison, Abemurle; Hon Pnulus Powell, Col
John d. Davis, Philip 81 George Amber, DR. WIN. \. tln-
borne Gen. 7 W; Billiard. Amherst; Col James II. Paxton
Eockbrdee Dr. VIM. A. Horsely. Nelson, ra Garrett, Abe
marie; G. NJ. blackboard John Eobn Mcdaniel Iynclburg:
VIM. Terry, Wyiho,lle. NJ j. WYNN,
July gi-eim WM ROBIN TERRY.
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ADVERTISE ADVERTISE
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
ATTHE "VIRGINIANs OFFICE.
Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

i AM AGENT FOR the following papers the limo Of rail
road nom Lynchburg TO Chattanooga places all
them having large circulation among people South
western Virginia and East Tennessee.
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DEsIR ABLE REslDENCEF ORsALE


Two and a half miles from Lynchburg.
VXTISING 10 obtain better facilities for the education Of
w my children, offer place for sale. II coHsins l20
acres fh OF which Is In wood land. Most Of The
fencing Is newly made Of locus, posts and oak plank.
land well sci In clover and The II Of the
first quality The DWELLING HOUSE Ia new and very ~
convenient excellent Ice House, Stable, Barn. and
all other out houses, In good repair.
Orchard Of 400 TREES selected from the
Messs Armstead, Holiday and Pankmany Of which
are now loaded with fruit.
The subscriber can generally be found st his home.
July 29-w3w JAS q. CLOPTON.
LYNCHRarRG FEMALE COLLEGE.
UyHE exercises Of this institution will be resumed the
i arss Monday in september with Fsa Corps q Prefss.
sors ample facilities for instruction In all the branches Of
study peItainlng 70 COMPLETE rExAlE EpuoAros.
MISREPRESENTATION In Epgish for term Of five months,
500 in Latin French $40; In Music ts6; Board for i've
No deduction made absence under weeks One half
the Board and Tuition required In advance
For Catalogues containing further pariculafs apply TO
July 23-d<cfy SANL X. COX, Presiden
DEFRIGERAToRs REFRIGERATORsi.-I have this
II day received large lot " Of them
very fine Being somewhat pressed for room, and for
money will dispose Of them to early applicants for very
small advance cost a.5e,'
jan 24fts EDWARD .. FoLhEs.
900 bushels Of whesl for which the highest
w market price will be paid -
July 19-c1m LAN6HokEE q SCOTT.
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western Virginia and East Tennessee.
NEw Era Floyd c. H., Va yIaeIStA Ecuo Halifax c. II.
Wing, Va X TrSS News bristol, Va
Rraisrrs 'e"" f, UNION Jonesboro Tenn
SENTINEL Rogcrsyile, Tenn DEMOCRAT Grcene,c, Tenn
INTEtLIaENeEn, Morristown" ADvgRrskR, Chattanooga
GAZETTE, Lexington, Va p pSs" A.Ss"i' ,. ~
SENTINEL VRGlSfAS. tA""S"o",
DEMOCRAT: '' w. REGISTER, Salem, VA
VISITOR, Marion Va. STAR Il TsR AIN, Christiansb'g
DnNocRAr lFi,cas,a ya PATnioT, Grnyson G. H., VA.
DENocRAr Union, yn. TIMrs, 5"!me'"'e va
REGISTER, lD,nvulc Y, ADVOCATE Tazewel c. H., Va
REPUBLICAN, '>' '" SouTu-W WEST, Giles G. H. Va
SENTINEL Alexandria, Va REPUBLICAN, Winchester, Va
Perssns wishing advertise In papers
ma to THEIR To call at the Office of the Lynch
burg Nginan, where will made, and
advertisements
e will also receive and forward amy paper
In the United States. A, WADDIif.
sept Isis Foreman Nyinan
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-11

SINGULAR DEArn.-A negro woman, belonging
to Mrs. Cross, in Hanover county, says the Rich
mond Morning Nescs. died few weeks ago under
the ftllowing circumstances She complained to
her mistress of having kind ofchok .ng sensation
a'.out the throat; her mistress gave her glass OF
salt water but it fnled to have the desired effect.
Shortly after the negro discharged from the bow
els a lizard, nearly six inches in length, causing
her death in short time. doctor called
in, and upon examination. stated that he thought
the lizard was swallowed sometwo years ago. 1t
ispresumel the negro swallowed the lizard while
drinking water.