davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08
Singers Sewing Machines

Singers Sewing Machines.
REAT success always proof Of great
" Judged by there II labor saving
before tho public comparable Singers Sewing Machnes
Amer establishing the highest reputation In the United States
they exhibited at the late Exposition Uniyersele' In
France, where they carried OF the highest premium; and
great make them has been built la Paris
In branch OF industry In which sewing II TO be done
these machines he nsed with immense profit As the speed
Railway train to travelling foot sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand-sewng No tailor,
shoemaker drcssmaker, carriage trimmer, sader, halter,
&C. should bc without The r profit OF using Of
these machines regularly employed One thousand Dollars
In a private families where there much sewing
be done these machines invaluable assistance Pante
aud hotel kecpe find them particularly convenient and profit
able These machines simple In their construction and
strong and durable being the only kind Of Sewing Ma
chine made by which sort OF work. fine
could h. perfectly executed Thousands of inferior and worth
less sewing Machines have been made and sold under various
Names but Singers Machines alone have been found every
where To satisfy the wants Of the people
Plain printed instructions for using, sent with each
gng Them The machines packed securely 60 any
part Of the world To all persons desiring particular In
formation, WILL application by letter at either Of OFF,
ccs, forward n copy Of NJ singer Co.'S Gazette, paper
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine interest.
I. NJ. SINGER CO..
Principal Once, No 323 Broadway New York.
BRANCH OrrcEsNo. Al Hanover ST., Boston, No. 81 Chap
81 st. New Haven, CT; GlOyervc N Y; No. ETA Broad ST.
Newark, N j. No 142 Chestnut st., Phladephu No 105 Bal
imore St, BALTIMORE No. 80 Westminster ST. Providence L.
L.; No. Fast 4h ST., CINCINNATI No. Is North 4h St, st.
ouis No 81 ST. Charles st., New Orleans No. 20 Dauphn st.
Mobile fdec 24-d&ctsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08
MCKINNEY g. Co.
wnoLnaALR REfAiL
GrocerS and GcnY Commission Mercha nts

BANK Square, Main Street, lynchburg Va
WE are now 10 recipt of our spring shock q Groceries
w lron, Steel, staplp Dry Goods de-, eonssng Of
Cube, Osacans and eotss kugnss, varioas grades;
Loaf Crushed, 6-nnnlised end rcwdcrrd sugar;
Lagura, Rio, Java. Aoesa aud aanf,s fsfssss
sperm, W az, 4 ismanine sad iailvw Candies, ..
browa and Fancy soaps, rariaas bfnnis. Cd. ii ..
Teas Gcidep Chop ImIHriai anaou Delicious 0olonx &c
Spies e sss kind; Sole Ls.thss sood aud damaged
Cldss Vinegar Liverpool and arunnd Alum
~ Nos Virginia and Western cured Dseun No. halifax
Herriga IN whole and half .ssrelx No. M,ckere in
kits M Peruvian Gaano Old Dominion Nas English rvn
ed on Rand, Hoop and sheet Iron; Norway koda 8c
CAST Shear and Bkered See wAgcn Boxes all sizp-to.
No and O.asbarg, Bleseled AID drown shrIass aud
sheenaxs Bnriaia Panana,ion Laen, Co,lnass, Striped
OxnnysHS Pra GnEhamA &es kc which iht 9. spegt-
orally. 5s.,s. :
Particular attention paid consgamea,s Vi al kinds of
Country ffodsce. f4A fs april 2JdA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08
A 8 L I d E

WE have now hand something In the way Of SLIDE
w land Slide such frequently interrupt the trans
poraion Of passengers upon mountain railroads, 10 c
Of cnierising cndDrs 10 shy nothing
about ohers-but superior mud elegant anci la liz. ri
0oLD for Gencmen'r Ribbon Guards Aso. new thing
a BAR Vest Chains Instead of Hook
formerly Our friends will lta.e take noiics aud give
lis call " they should be In want 81 n slide Bar.
set 2tds II.XEKTIIORN h Gift.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08

GEN'L SUITS. OFFICE, " h 7. u. H..
LfsoHBuHo, sept. I'D, lsj9
ID EsoLUT10Ns adopted by the Virginia nncssee Rail-
III Company In relation 10 the fairs held In virginia.
4 R.seea That the Members of the various Agricultural
hold their aunua Fars within the Comnonw
Of Virginia passed 10 and from said Falrs the Virginia
Tennessee IaiIrpnd, Al half price.
kesorsd That the usual shall be charged upon nil
aud articles going 10 rhe Fain uf the Agricultural
c,eiirs held Ia October next
Rs.oire That all animals aud c- having gone
down this rad, may from tho ead Fails shall
point from which they started, free 0i charge,
such do thus r.urn having passed down hIs
road shall be- refunded tue charges paid going down. upon the
Of certificate tina, such anlinas articles
been actually exhibited either " the rieresad Fars
Rsxoirtd That the attendants of animals going
returning from the Falrs shall b, passed free, When
actual attendance said animals
Reso,ee That this Company, In Transporting their
animals articles intended for exhibition the aiore.
Fair. under foregoing regulations viii not he rcspon-
sc for damage loss Tint befi said animals Of
iicies
by orlcr of the Board.
Acd 2l-dlm y H. GILL. Gent supi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08

New Millinery and Fancy Store.
MISS ROSENSTIEL 6 GUENTHER
ynAKE pleasure Ia Announcing the ladies' ana citizens
Lynohbury and surrounding country that they have taken
ahe upstairs noor u the Warwick House. wherc They WILL
and aer THensnAr, the 18th nst offer for inspection
new and large stock OF Paris fower Feathers Ribbons Bon.
meta CapA Ionuers Head Drcsses Pins Nets Jewe rna.
men EmbrdercA Ruches French Corset Hoop skirts
des Mos Gloves saxoy yarnA rial Brusse French. Thread
The Ladesk respectfully and specially solicited 10 call
examine our stock of goo which of The LATEST
which will ssll 81 whoeeaie retail All trial.
~ We are confident cef such Inducements puFohas
efs q mus Aecofe theif esderA sept 10 diy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08
STITZER..
OppesHs As kxrAaage Bunk,
Mails Street, Lynchbnrg, W..
ALE 6TYLR PREMIUM HATS.

Mails street, LyncsbUCg, Wa.
FALL STYLE PRExIUM HATS.
m eTtTzfgs the psce buy yolf aAfs made under bis
ewu insreeticu By nos celebrated wdken thai
g. pEoduceG lie farnsing his eas,,.rs with
the handscacus Hat thsi be PRODUCED There nothing
like them Ia tis city They are the Hat Of the
thing really beautiful He dces design being egislca
hui what everybody ssys must b. II therefore, vHn
Hat -s.e IL S hais In beauty ofb,yle, durability and
adapted to form 10 tho cad
1y beautiful sthEeft 70 he peop W 70, "
He would call siiruH6a 70 hs large soak Of Son Fc
Hats ever grade aud quality. aas ha,s
y, nns Navy Go y.ss, sa@ raa oap, cnIdrsas Fancy
70 order u tho shoFtesi notice .f-.
Cali slizsrs Practical Halter for bargains the sgn
the sa nLuE HAf, i - = mos 1a.ltz.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08

Hossos 10 shippsrs q 1eSsooe 70 tAs west.
Il skpp~rs q 5sbssso 8 wes Ewing sssssa.a sks sus
Of lr.ns and Faseed he .s ffon ibid 70 fosrsh czu
.As 0hc River and ssh gaAssnIeed :. iew -
Nv any tine The only nnshpcut between Baltimore
ndanapos - Loais sad Chiaago, msds q Piiis
burg dr1ctly om nndsf hefeby avoiding
drayage and riagr, and all damage Tohacro fom
nre z5..5.z..s. - 49,
tH- No commissions charged II Baimose o. Piil.snsE.
AAGRAw kO0Ns.
s..=s8 No, % Norfh etrgst Baitimnrs
Refer 10 Jease Hsfe Co., W. D. Miller. aadJ L Clayton,
Luxembourg; Jssob Head Co., and jacob BrandL Jr Bali-
mafcn ie=aly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08
T.twsskiy Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.

~ns-~n THE Povhaisa steamboat Company Steam
ERA GEO. PEABODY, Capt RicmARD PnsTrn-
sap, aud BkLvfDkRE Capt VIZ. kEzss, viii leave Rich
mond Banore every Tse~dav 7zsrsdor and Satsrfay
Esrunstsa, viii Baltimore Cor kebond svery 7sesdag,
TAsrsdoy and afvdSv thereby enabling Shipper and Pns
seneer, opportunity Of communication between The
two points every other day.
gA- Freight received In both places every day.
For and Comfort these dne Steamer are enal MOI
SUPERIOR any be found In this any other
city having fitted out with splendid state
Room Accommodations recommended 10 the
travelling frsightlng c,mmuny the most conlfofabc
apea speedy Of transportation between the Two
points -,
procured a, Once shockoe Slip opposite
Columbian HOTEL the steamers Landing, Rocket.
d. A W. UuRRlE, Agens Richmond.
sep, Idly J. BRANDT ia, No. Light ST. Baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08
SzMI.B1TUMINOUS COAL,


RECENTLY DEVELOPED
Willis Mountain OF Piedmont Coal Field,
Near Farmville, Cumberland Co., Va.
TISIR subscriber having arrangements with the South
il SIDE Railroad Company 10 deliver COAL. from the
Piedmont Mines to the lily Of yncburg, has established
Coal YARD c lsland aud appointed X. T. SINS well
known citizen o This place, Agent for It's sale and delivery 10
whom pensc apply.
TINS Goa produced from of DeIIow Co, who
competent miners and ho prepared to ship
OF Coal thai be required good marketable order Ii
Ia naturally free from slate mud other impurities and Is
durnbe under combustion than ordinary BtuUinous C"a by
twenty-five cent II IA used exclusively In Farmvilc
TmEsE MIsEs only about 50 miles from this city and
grades the souts rOad beyond the inu
competition In this market The prices therefore, Will
be reduced according TO the quantity consumed For the pres
ent, they will be:
For Crate Cunl 25 cents bushel
For Hall Coal observation-disclosures. ~ :"
For shop Coal ..... .................... Is
sep, sS-dsm JOHN A, nALDY.
Fall and Winter Goods.
1869. 1869.
SAMU Ell HARTMAN, agent,
w 0lI u call the If the citizens Of Lynchburg and
TER GOODS, consisting part follows, viz Beaver, Eng
sh Black and Bo,ei, skin, Sack aud Frmk ONercais
Fashionable Black Dress and frock Cnat, double und single
business aud sack Cashmere Suits Heavy Grenada silk, silk
Velvet Black DO, skin and Fancy Cashmere VESTS, and fana
looms of description together WIFI tcn,lcmcs Sha"is
Clothes suitable for Youths and boys Haas Cns, Boots
and Shoes customer made nnd best In Market Umbrellas,
Trunks Carpet Bags Also large stock OF servants t'ig,
to which inNii lii. attention o their VIII sell
cheap TOR cnshy motto being quick alb AMI snai lrds
Give us n call nj 10 lGi Main Street. sept Il dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08
NIeCRI.LAEEOUs.

gUyIE sasrrbeF received HE Fall supply Of GRO
CERIi aud respectfully his oily zpdceaBiY f1rnds
ess him sa He soek NJ sugars Golfers Teas Moiass
I,e< Canais Issy IAy w-en Gosds fss means sruT
win he l. assis. compare fasorsbi. With In tbs Market
and ~ o. N iw es Tie oAsg ~ 10 punrfnai Gus
mers On s,or time J=nkfai tbs liberal patronage
exendsd for the pas eight mouths be earnestly requests
n continuance ~ The aanse. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
seps et-dim @ #fs VAN TAfIAFEkEo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08
attention CitiZenS!i

hiCukIVu VIHZcuSyy
Az + You called at Hi sH 4 erRAusE's Clothing Doo,
Shoe aud H'nls Furnishing Establishment III Won have
". are r"in ,Vu viii call again. and those that have moi,
suu certainty call rs her motto is Selling CIeap 10 in
freas- custom ah'i npur Saved il Donr ma w, mr.
SUI IA r,',t OF fresh gu1ds y cry DAYS ,x < urr val
1es say :" the public in general cone come al l., ii IS
Lew. fiunc dis. UT ,su ""i ~, ! .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08

)tEE l.lQj' oIs fpRMEDICINAL PURPOSES French
Brandy. uii for Wine, sherr. Nine, Madeira Wine Ma
tive ala" Ninc oulon Porter a.. ~, ui best dua
Hnl tnr >t'' al IlOMl oOS'S bra. story,
sept A"dis w Nam sE.v
INIEA FloHE.lu0 bb!>. Exlr, Flour Just received on
IL i-nntp't and Tor saic ~ -
s,t! LEE, EOCKE n CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08

HOICE Java Coaee IN bags pockets New Posnac Her
~ rings choice sugar Cared tIans Ale Cider anc Gun
powder Tea line frcici brandy and Old Rye and Bourlo
Whisky, for sale by JONES d Co,
July lA-its kichmonJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08

SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, manufactured by whi,lock
y Co.. Baltimore, undoubtedly the bc.t preparation for To-
baccO and Wheat Ia trial will satisfy ANY person
that II Is superior W ANY Other, For sale BY
june 3-dts t5 3 Il JAMES BOYD CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08

r q II = a |. e.
Onnn Va. ~ TENN. L. Il. ID NJ. bonds;
-OOO 1000 south side Il. L., GUARANTEED By Petersburg
~ saares l.ynuhburg Gas li-nl STOCK
% Shares lyuclburg llope aud Fire Insurance Stock
shares Merchants hank
sept ii,Iis PETERS, SPENCE & co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08

nokDkks DENTAL FLUID gro. Dosdsns Denfai
oesi-ds j. H. THOMPSON, Druggist,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08

go FINE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.--we have as
~ received rssh supply of Green and Black Teas sne
of which arc Of very superior quality, and will
accommodating lerns. = ; -
march lv-dts LEE, ROOKIE Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08

- lllRIS hJloEl Ac--H arts, Drawer, Collars, hNes,
~ Iuise!, llinKVrcie, >tusN, NecN
latest sprung style, just rtrcNed h!
NM. l.. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Del
ON TIE HAVANA PLAN

tgst h.rsra I,ass snHEN
To Be drawn 10 w,niatch Del. Monday october ssi s'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08

an SPRl NJ supply al BttJ1s sliOr>, uAllEES, -
IVA HATS, CAPS, iRt ,kS, NAIISl.S, tAl.FEI i.sti
BAGS, sAlt iEis, tMbEEl.i.Ao, AZ. ss,, Is re- -
cc,c,i, aud Ia winch must call lnv atniu ircn bt
ing confident u assortment nnd prices give s4IsIacl,I
am Ncr. ln,nAiu tb,r.u toumui., e,tl,ri IN
(aprll i,-t>l I.SEAbi.ht 4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08

l)hANtAlioA>-Ai large lot sEwsD nnoGugs an ,ah,,-
'1~ superior lot BEST Terd d,,ic kip Iss-ycr
ho.ys--at reasonable prices H. l. A.,NISIEA
sc,d Ei,is-ici copy No IN, Main s,r.,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08

y CARD,
AVN" "agh u" l.. Jo-i,n HI. entire interest," in ii,
of Juslin would tender nv lin
n frcn "i Customers fr very liberal share nj Their M
fohn-c Er he"', seNe years. hoping iiuvc continuance
IN, sirc II. tn i.ynci,burg A,ncqil,urul Works
Very Respectfully.
sep: l6-d'a C. A. WUrr-rFNopr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-08

Reliable orders from the Trade, by Mail Telegraph flied
on application to 7oH = AUSrENs, AGENrs,
.f ..,a .+ ,t 81 Pearl Street, y, /.
kEEosEsE ia also 10 be obtained the Mant elr,f Prices
OF ai The New York Wholesale Druggists t''t' r.. nhehe
ana Stunning Fluid Manufacturers and Dta,rf. i.nls
" HIkhkosESE is ill.,. trade marx 4 ~ krr''sne on
,o ann all persos are cautine'i against ,sin- Ia said %
mark for other oils. = 81. u. v.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-14
China.
The London Post is fierce for war on grand scale


The events of last June have dispeled all our pre-
mature dreams, and shown us that we have very
arduous long, and costly work to do before the diplo
matte relations which were agreed to can be acted
upon, and before the advantages that were expected
to ensue can be realized. That work is neither more
nor less than war of INVASION We have to insist
that the treaty shall be carried out in all its integrity
and material guarantees surrendered for its perpetual
observance To do this we must assemble large
army and powerful fleet at the mouth of the Peiho
and on other parts of the Chinese coast. We must
assai the whole empire this time. We must push
our forces into theinterior and storm the capital.
A correspondent of La Patrie, attached to the
French Embassy in China, remarks:
With regard to England, she is too practical not
to reflect seriously on the lesson OF the Peho, and
and if such reparation is due to her, her inter-
ests demand the application of as much prudence as
frmness. II, by an exaggerated national sentiment,
as think it, England should not think it necessary
some modification of her old mode of action, she may
expose herself to the danger of provoking such so-
lated re-awakenings as this of the Pechele; and
thus, ever on the dangerous and certain decvty Of
serious war with a country of three hundred mil.
lions of Inhabitants, she may compromise, together
with her own cause that of Christianity and cyiliza
ton. She will not do it,
1t is stated that the Mongol troops who defended
the works of Takou form part of the Imperial Guard
the effective strength of which is about so 900 men
These troops are superior to all the others Of the
army and have in their ranks the best gunners and
the best bowmen in the whole empire. In the hands
of the Mongos the bow becomes wondrous instru-
ment, and several English marines were killed under
the walls of the fort by the men armed with bows
and arrows. The works of Takou were executed in
remarkable manner, the old forts being flanked by
raking batteries well constructed, and armed with
pivot guns, the fire of which was well directed, and
the range changed according to the movements Of the
vessels The Mongols served the guns like well
drilled arterymen. 1t also appears that they made
use of grape, and that they fred some hollow shot
tails are curious, as showing how much the Chinese
who are so remarkable for their talent of imitation,
have improved since the visit Of the Allied forces
about q year ago.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-14
tBr THE sAr1oSAL L1sE.1

New YORK, Oct 13.-The steamship City of Wash
ngton, Capt. Kennedy has arrived at this port with
one day later news from Europe than WAS received by
the Indian at Quebec.
She left Liverpool on Wednesday the 2sth inst.
and touched at Queenstown Ireland on the 29th The
following dispatches were received at Queenstown by
telegraph from London and Liverpool for the Asso.
ciated Press.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 29.-The sales of cotton to-day,
Thursday, amount to 5000 bales of which spectators
and exporters took 1900 bales. The quotations of
Tuesday have been barely maintained.
LONDON, Sept. 2s.-Consols, the great commercial
and political barometer of Europe closed at 95a for
money.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 29.-The Liverpool breadstuff
market generally closed steady at the quota by
the Indian. Corn, however, has declining ten.
dency. r..
The provision market generally closed dull, with
out quotable change in the prices.
HAvRE, Sept 2s-The sales of Cotton during the
week amount to 5000 bales. Orleans Tres Ordinaire
is quoted at liz francs Prices are easier but the
quotations OF last week are generally maintained.
The Havre Breadstuf market closed buoyant and
prices have an upward tendency.
London Money Market
0SAAeoh
changed-money was in moderate demand at com.
paratively easy rates.
The San Juan Difficulty.
The London Times, in an article upon the San
Juan affair." says that the seizure of the Island of San
Juan by our Government originated in the assump
ton that England would not dare to avenge the
~ and expresses the conviction that it is time
for the British Government to "put stop to such
notions"
Steamships Arrived Out.
| The steamship North Briton, from Quebec, has ar
rived at Liverpool.
The steamship Jason, of the Galway line, from
New York, had arrived at Galway.
| The Zurich Conference.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-Dspatches from Zurich an
nounce that Prince Napoleon arrived there on Wed
nesday, when separate conferences were Immediately
held between French and Sandman and between the
French and Austrian plenpotentiaries.
Allied Expedition against China.
| The French and English expedition against China
is in active course of preparation, and will leave
about the middle of November.
Italy.
The Dictator Of Modena has ordered 30 900 Minnie
| rifles for the use of the army Of Central Italy.
The King of Naples has gone to Rome on vis
| to the Pope.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-14

FIREs.-During the Opposition mass meeting on
Canal street, Wednesday evening, there was
flash of fire in the show.window Of Haggerty's dry
good store in Touro Row ; but as it was out in min
ute, we thought it trife not worth noticing. Yes
terday we learned that that flash destroyed upwards
of $1,000 worth of laces and other costly fneries
which were in the window. The laces accidentally
ignited from a gasburner, by the movement of
clerk who had got into the window to see to the inner
fastenings of the shutters
The same evening, fire started in the sailroom of
ship lying at the foot of Adele street. Fourth District
It was extinguished with buckets before much DAM
age was done.
The LATE RAILROAD AccIDENT.-The Coroner has
not yet concluded his inquest into the death of Ed.
ward Dalton tender of the turntable at the Carroll.
ton and Jefferson depot There is question as to
whether the engine-driver did not see the man in his
predicament in time to have reversed the engine and
avoid killing him. The final investigation will pro.
badly take place to day.
STILL A MISUNDERSTANDING has yet been asctr.
tanned as to who the man was who was burnt to
death at the fire of Tuesday night, and whose char
red remains were found amid the ruins on Wednes-
day.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Martha Gray, young woman
about twenty years of age, native of Ireland,
| was found yesterday morning by officer Aguilard,
lying sick on the steps of house gu Moreau street,
between Clouet and Louisa streets. The officer
helped her up, and finally had to carry her; taking
her, at her request to her sisters house, square
two off Her sister refused to receive her, saying
she had been drinking too much. The officer asked
leave to leave her there till he could go and fetch
cab and this poor favor being granted, the officer
soon had the 81 ick woman in cab and on her way
to the hospital. Before going many squares she
died, and her body was left at the Third District
lookup. She was frail, very Incorporate and said
to be enciente The Coroner's verdict in the case
was death by intemperance.
INouEsr-The Coroner yesterday held an inquest
on the body Of Mrs. Adeline Denegar, German
woman 3s years of age, at her residence on Sixth
| street. Verdict, congestive fever.
ACCIDENTAL man named Martin fell from his
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-14
Two Days Later from Havana.

hawba, from New Orleans via Key West and Ha.
vana, bound for New York. put in to this port short
of coal. She left Key West on the Sth and Havana
on the 10th inst.
The Cahawba brings from Key West the Cali
fornia passengers who board the Star of the
West which broke her shalt when within $50 miles
of Key West, and reached Key West with one wheel
The Star of the West has proceeded on her way to
New York, and expected to reach that port on Sun.
day.
HAVANA, Oct. 10-The Sugar market continues
dull, and transactions were quite limited at previous
quotations Molasses has slightly improved. Ex
change on London, 153 to II per cent premium. Ex.
change on New York, per cent premium.