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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-08

- MANUFACTORY between Poydrus and Hsyia. only
2 Athree minutes' walk from the st. Charles Hotel.
V NE undersigned having largely increased his work.
shops having all the facilities, p prepared -
Oil orders for any description Of BOILERS in ess time md q
they be had In shop In the south o.
ported from the North.
Always on hand, DOUBLE FLUED BOlLKR6, from 20 "a
Also, CYLINDER boilers, 50, s. ~ and - hes dame
Fire Fronts Crate Bars Stand Pipes Valves eonanty
on hand
Ali work will be guaranteed Of best mserial and Workman
ship,
ba,s ar sawms ara respectfully invited call and Judge
thamseIyes [n23 1ykN] D. d. kOWlhf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-08

...ss.sa BALLARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
49, e. band and for sasfrom the nanufscoryof
s.ss~.aas55 heasrs J. N. BRUNSWICK BRO, Creinnl
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Bunswicks patoptCu
oas: nlso Cloths Ba Cues, err all other trimmings hsiol
Ing to thfslise
A. W. MERRIAM
pl5lr st. Gharles Billiard HooT. n. o
NYEING. .DR ACKNOWLEDGMENT 40
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-08

THE BOSTON BELTING COMPANY,
Warehouse No. 100 William street. New York,
Respectfully informs Merchants Dealers Jobers, etc. that
they have constantly hand full assortment of all tho above
mentioned goods together with such others in for
every mechanical purpose.
hspscial orders any goods which not kept hand
will receive prompt attention.
A goods furnished at manufacturers prices catalogues
Of which be obtained upon application addressing
ri Sna
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

CAMP, SMITH & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
orarn Conauainafor n Forwarding Merch anita


Near the Depot Of he Va. 4 Tenn. Railroad,
LTNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.
EG leave 10 return theta hanks to their numerous friends
Dsnd patrons for the liberal patronage extended them
for the last ,ear and respectfully ask continuance Of the
They recently added iuer house. which makes
Of the rges aud mos, convenient houses In the for
receiving and selling produc and those who may avor
with their consnments promise best efforts 10 Oh
tain high prces for he and sales rendered made
Their stock OF fGROCERlES, LIQUORS. &c, always com
pete and they prepared to offer purchasers
Orders carefully attended
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

and thus became q soldier OF the nation. Hc 10
known ~ .'rhs Tiger Of Alisa,'' sad his reputa-
ton has nos improved since he naturalised him
self. lie ID now chief Of police In the capital,
under tho command Of Gen. Lagxrdo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
JOHN H. &c SSAM'L TNREE.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

LYNCIIBURG, VA,
Sell Tobacco, Wheat Flour, and other Country Produce
OFTCR ioUNGEs SMITHS FAMERs bASk
NAKE this method Of returning their sincere thanks to their
Il numerous friends and customers for their yer. liberal pa
and hope by their customary puncaty In the ds
charge Of business render entire satisfaction As TO their re-
sponsibty, e they citizens Vi y nchburg generally
anriH ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

- STOLEN, from my farm near Howards'ic on
TSA Wednesday OF last week A GREY HORSE, three or
n four old, medium size. Twenty dollars reward
viii be given apprehension of the thief and liberal
ward for the Horse j. o. LEWIS.
sent 1s-dts Scotsvillc. Albcmarle Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
SMITH q ADAMS,

VTAyE hand, general assortment Of fGRoCERIES
III consisting In part Of
Loaf Crushed Puiverzed Granuated Coffee aud New Or
leans sugar:
Prime old Java Coffee, Lagura and Rio do;
sugar House aud Cuba Molasses;
Clipped Herrings, No. now; No Mackere In Kits;
Spcrm Aiai,aniine and TallOw Candies;
Iron and Steel old Dominion Nails Horse Shoes
Tanners' oil; Sweet Ooil;
Rice, Salt &c;
New England Rum for Manufactures;
I,randes, Wines and Liquors Of every description
Together with good assortment ofsTAPLE DRY GOODS
suitable season, 70 which they beg call the attention
Of the customers OF the old hrm Of Younger Smith, and the
trace generally.
Persanai attention given 10 the sale Of Produce
april ~ ds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

Great Reduction in Charges on Goods from the Norh,
ria Richmond and James Rirer 4 Kdnowha
Canal, to Lynehburg thence By hdit-
road 10 The South West.
TUyHANKFIL my friends and the public for their very lib
era patronage would respectfully inform them, that
ing TO the large business subsequent form
r determined to reduce charges Gene
raj Merchandise such Dry Goods Boots shoes Hats Caps
Re TO only 25 pounds which includes all
from the Richmond to the Landings Depot al
Lynchburg
Produce forwarded at very low rates.
~ For special rates, see circular. - -
ALFRED S. LEE,
Fo,4rafding and (ornmission he,chd.t.
ian 27-dts On the Dock, Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
BY CHARLES W, BUTTON.
TIE r 8

TERMS
r yrRGINIAN il published daily % and Trweeky
A ss snnum n advances and Weekly at ~ Invariably In ad
snce othsrvse VIII be charged in all cases No paper
M he discontinued except at the oPon ot Inc froprietor a
III ali arrearnges shall have been paid
ADyERTIsEMENfs inserted for 50 cents per square
n,inusnee unese ordered weekly and thea ~
cents Der square win be charged for each insertion
- fnsiens be not marked the MSS Will be pnohsneo
mi ordered out and charged accordingly -
" THE YEARLY RATES AXE: sas
For one square daily 40
For Two squares daily %
For one square tn weekly ''''-'' 40
RI
ta0- Advertisements intended hs eoth pAP'' ' f
ciai contract. a., =. u,,,ea IA their immediate bu-
- tie advertisements charged r uanssen1 ls.es
% A new sdysrtisemsnts appear In ihe oahy ana
notices which exceed eight lines are charged
rateabiy for the exceA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
IA Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!! .

IA Shoes! ShOes!! ShOeS!!! ~
NAT IsHING open In former house In September
w fresh and stock of Goods possible shall offer
MANY BARGAINS at present Store, nearly opposite the
Merchants Bank.
have Ladies' good Caters al ~ 00 few Kid Con-
press Caters 81 %; Coloured Caters al ~ No.
NV supply Lddies Fine Shoes and Cutters will be kept
pretty full constantly Also Trunks. Travelling Bags &c
july BOTS p. sEABUhl
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
TUyIIE Twenh Annual Meeting of the Stockholders In the
Ia Virginia Tennessee Railroad Company, will be held at
Office of the Company In the city OF LyncbIrg on W.dnes
day, the 14lh day Of september next
by order of the President. -
WM II. HUGHES Secretary.
Form Of Appointment by PROXY.
Know ALL MES THESE PREsEsTs: That We the subecrb
cr being Stockholders In the Virginia Tennessee Railroad
Company do hereby constitute and appoint
and proxy each Of
general meetings Of the Stockholders of said Company,
personally present, with full power and aI-
iory such general meetings. To give such vote or votes,
and each Of could give do,
If personally present.
Witness, hands and seals, this day OF y
WITNESS lsEAL~l
lsEALl
cE- 10TH LAw."Proxies to represent stock In their
meetings shall only be valid for the Of two
from the date thereof" W. II. H.
ssy- Papers advertising for the Company will copy
aug till
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
j. r.. IIOLCQMlBE COM e. CO.,

L q, n.
XXTILL make collections all polns buy sell Exchange
w Coin, and Cncurrent Notes h orders for Stocks ncgo
Loans aud transact all business apperaning In general
Banking and Collection House.
nov IDLY J.R, HOlGOMBE.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08
THE JOURNEYMEN BAKERS.

A meeting of iuurt ym-n bakers held at Con-
venioh Hall, Saturday evening, to protest agAnst
the nded hours of labor at present niced or the
bakers OF this city, The attendance was rather large
and continued to increase the evening advanced,
averaging on the whole abb ut 800 persons. -,
On motion, Mr. james Parker was called to the
chair aad Pairck D0nOhOe was elected Secretary.
Mr. Jackson the fret speaker spoke OF the neces-
atty for some among the journeymen bakers TO
put an end TO the present system OF labor: Twelve
hours day was quite enough for them TO labor, and
he Thought il was then rgt as well their duty to
protect against the twenty hours labor to which they
now had to submit. They ought to understand the
Importance Of their position in this rs In all c0nmuni-
fies The journeyman baker was as important an H.
dyidu.I as any other citizen and if they were to re-
fuse ~ work and cry were TO be raised Tor orcao,
there would be dreadful revelation. He urged upon
every baker the necessity Of meeting this question
with determined spirit. -
MIR Scsles followed with a genuine Miessn
speecb beginning with the period OF his Cork e1uca
fion ard winding up with tue anticipated Perl0u ol
his deathssyiug as little as possible about bread.
Mr. SPInELL followed IN u tiermhn speech, lnvltng
"a. the bakers Of the city to unite occasion OF 80
xnuch importance 10 themselves
Another German, Mr. JACOB GRossArH, followed in
The German bakers were desperately enthusiastic,
and received the exhor aL,oLs OF the different speakers
with cheers.
The CHAIRMAs stated that it was now one month
since the organization was begun, and reminded the
members that their fees should be paid up.
Several other speeches were msde, all tending to
the same purpose-to protest against twenty hours
day labor, the carrying of baskets on the shoulder
and the other disadvantages under which the craft
Row suffer.
1t was eventually resolved that remonstrance
should be addressed to the boss bakers askiog them
70 conform to the lawful desires of the jourueymsn
bakers. Arrangements also made to inform the
bosses of the proceedings of the meet Dg in the usual
official manner. .
The following resolution was then proposed by Mr..
SCALES, seconded in due FORM and carried with idi
nense applause:
Reored That the hours of imposed upon The jour
neymen bakers OF the City of New Yoktwent hours In each
da-hsye become ntoesbe the health OF the operatives
must therefore urgently solicit the boss bakers
Of this city 20 take consideration snd reduce oar
labor to Twelve instead Of twenty hours day. znd also to
ignore the Sunday delivery Of bread In the city altogether
The meeting then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.


Tie stated monthly meeting held On the 4th
inst. Two new auxilisries were recognized both IN
Kentucky.
ASIDE IRON the Letters from agents and auxllaries,
several read from foreign countries, viz: one
from the Secretary Of the British aud Foreign Bible
Society, showing iis increasing prosperity, aud stating
that History Of that nstltution hsd just been
published, and would soon be forwarded. Letters
we're nso read from Paris aud Geneva. in regard TO
the prospect OF Bible circulation 10 Italy. commu-
pication also read from the Rev. Drs Goodel rnd
Riggs of Constsntinople, as joint COMMITTEE pre-
septpg highly encouraging view OF tho calls Tor the
Scriptures In h st quarter Of the world.
Grants Of books were made for various home objects,
Schools SUNDAY Schools Presbyterian Board ot Publ
cation seamen boatmen on the caoa servants at the
South prisoners at Sing Sing I'm English German,
French and Italian, volumes IN ra-ed letters for the
Blind; in Spaui.b for distribution a, Corpus Christi,
Texas in French Tor Father Chiniquy, Ill., 400 copies;
in the same tongue, for Missionary Society III Can
ada coo copies; Ia the American Board OF Commis-
sioners for Foreign Mssious 10 Armenian, fI Turkey,
600 copies; to the same in Mpongwe, for West AM
ca and TO the Protestant Episcopal Missionary Soci-
ETY. small font of type, for use OF BisbopBoone in
printing the Chinese in th9 coloquia dialect.
The Rev. DIR. Holdich, one Of the secretaries, en-
baked on the 10Th ut , authorized by the Board,
with the intention Of visiting for few weeks London,
Paris Geneva, and one two pOinis ia Germany
that he may confer with friends Uf the Bible In those
places With whom We have buelness Intercourse, 70
see 10 whst way csn together best promote the
freat Bible work in different parts OF the world he
will probably return about the middle OF September
Letters for hin and indeed Tor any Of the officers, on
business, should be directed officially always.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

NIBLo's GARDES Thursday evening appeared,
for the first time in America, the new dancer, Mie
Maria HennecaIt who came to this country to play
short season with the Ravel Company. The most
slorfed expositors OF the toninety ninepeopls
hundred to all -ncomprehensible ballet, have ever
appeared with the Rsves and the lady al present un-
der consideration, is worthy TO I've classea with the
former one, who have best pleased the public. 50
far as youth and beauty prepOssessing so far she
doubtless has strong claim her audience, and Is
not impossible tina, these two qualifications alone
would have svaled to carry her ,Iiamphsnty through
the tryngness Of first night in strange land, even
had other recommendations 10 favor been lacking.
But Mile Henuecart is a graceful and pleasing dan
Ger although her more subdued and easy style IS IN
strong ooprss, TO the force and dash Of Mile Robert,
who was recently great afayorte here Her success
hss been gratifying, and tie management nave 10
corgrstul ste themselves their sa2aety IN securing
so attractive al addition to their already strong com
pasy
WuI,cx's THrArER.-Mr and Mrs. Florence con-
tnue to attract good houses by their amusing per-
forinances in the successful buriesque OF Lana
Rookh." 1t has already been played three weeks
and is now announced for the present one VIII IN
doubtedly run during Mr.. Florences season, when,
we understand will close on the 20sb. Mr.. and Mrs
Florence Will not VISIT Europe TINS 81, o.
but will play series of engagements through Tue
States this Fall and Winter and proceed to Europe IN
the Spring.
BARsUM's MrsEUM.-The Museum will be reopehed
for dramatic performances this evening by company
Of comedians whose intention is to give series OF
light performances, consisting Of pantomimes, bur-
lesques, vsudevIlles, baless, faices &c. The Ron
zan Ballet troupe viii appear in connection with the
dramatic company.
BowrRr THrAIER.-To.night the new manage
meDt, Messrs Alien & BonItsce assume the reins at
tip house, opening their season with " Romeo and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

juliet" Miss Charlotte wyette sustaining the part
OF Juliet.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Little Lois, youthful
wonder is the attraction here, aud appears or
more pieces each evening. We notice that Mr.. w.
NJ Ward, an actor of considerable merit is announced
"a stage manager.
NEop0 MIssTRELs.-Bryaut's, Woods aud Buck
ley's Mn.trels dong their usual amount Of flu
and nusi; at their several pieces anj attract goodly
houses rightly, which speaks well for their hot
weather performances.
PALACE GARDEs.-Sr. Guidi aud Mrs Maria Brain
erd are the speoiaitiss announced for the present
week.
The RAyELs.-The dramatic person Of The Sunday
TINES Of yesterday, in noticing the appearance of the
Ravels at Niblo's says: Gabriel. Francois ana An
"toine were received enthusiastically" As Antoine
Rave has not been within thousands Of miles OF Nib
los for several months, he should feel exceedingly
grateful 70 any audience for 80 much enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08
BROOKL wv II,EUS.

The LATE WIFE MURDER IL COMMERCE STREET,
Coroner Smell viewed the body of Catnarine Noonan
on Saturday, she having been, alleged beaten to
death by her husband, Patrick Noonsn, at their resi-
dence in Commerce street, near Van Brunt, on the
evening previous. post-mortem examination OF the
body vas made by Drs. Bauer, Van Zandt and Muir
pty. who found extensive Commissions on the body,
bowels hips, head ard lower extrcmites. There
were internal LESSONS corresponding yito these wounds
in the bowels and lungs. There was fracture Of two
Of the ribs Of the right eide, with corresponding
liberation Of the peura and lungs; fracture of Tue
temporal bone Of the Il ul on the right side, with
congestion of the BRAIN and extreme euson of blood
on the brain.
The following Jury was impsuneled aud the IN
uvest was adjourned until Tuesday next at O'clock:
T.. b. Shaw, John McCsskey, John b. Masters,
Thomss Kelly, Robt. Moran, Edward Hui, aad Pat.
Coulon
The accused, who is under arrest, states that his
vie was in the street. drunk and very noisy that he
dragged her through the entry, and that she fell
down the back stoop and hurt herself he then got
her up stairs and went ont for neghbor seeing that
she had been greatly injured in the mean time, the
neiphbors came H. and she died soon af.er. The de.
ceased leaves two small children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

The STATE FAIR-The work on the State Fair
grounds progressing with all proper dispatch Thirty
Of the fifty selected for toe use OF the Far are
already ircosed, and tire buildings are commenced
The entire grounds are thoroughly GRAINED, 30 al
no ueruaDept Inconvenience Will result from rain.
Ii il arranged that there shall be pnbiic meetings
every evening in the Lecture Room OF the Agricul-
tuTs' Hall; aud the Executive Committee viii meet
every evening in their rooLns.
John A. Dix, esq has formally accepted the invi-
taion TO deliver the annual address.
The 18th, jtb, 9Th, and 7th days of October Will be
great GAYS III Albany. Albany journal, Aug. ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08
MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE THUSpERsToRM At SEA.

THE THUSDERsToRM AT SEA.
Captain Congdon Of chip Caroline Toeker, from
Csllao reports: August 8, was oil Barnegat IN seven
teen fathoms water; stood up along the land about
north course was OF the ghlands on the afternoon
Of the 18th in eighteen fathoms water and not having
a pilot was obliged TO haul off S. 5. l.. at p M !
very heavy thunder squalls coming of the land.
During the night we had continued heavy thunder,
with most vivid flashes of lightning over the whole
heavens the ships mast heads, the ends OF the sky
sail and royal yards covered with false nights or
bills of fire about the size of small globe lantern,
the air being filed apparently with foul electric huld
which ignites probably as 1t comes IN contact with
harder bodies Capt. Congdon says this night caused
him moro anxiety than any night off Cape Horn. Tue
thunder lightning deluge Of rain and gusts OF wind,
were at times appalling. The ship was under three
closc-reefed topsais.
CRUISE OF THE NEW.YoRk YACHT CLsB.
The SQUADRON Of the NewYork Yacht Club gath
cred at Wholesome Glen Cove on the Sound, last
Saturday and called on the annual cruise. New
Haven, Ncw-Bedford, Edga'town, Newport, ana
Nartba's Vineyard will be visited in the course OF
the trip. band Of musicians will accompany the
Yachts About IS vessels expected to take part
intle cruise.
FOR EUROPE.
The steamer Jura sailed from this port on Saturday
for Liverpool, with $4,000 in specie. She took no
passengers. The New York also called on Saturday
for Bremen She Carried out 62 passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIONs-Auc. s-Befors Justices
SrEERs KELLY, and QvAcKsSBUsH.
Charles Galway assault and battery; Penitebtiary

y,
four months Caroline Doe stealing piece Of lawn Houss q
Refuge William oelesk assault and % teyi rsIsnded 70
ward Hunt, and battery Penientsry three nonta
Sarah Hall assault and bsttsry City Prison ten days John
stealing three dozsn pocke,knives PeDitentay fsor
months Ben amin Hausha stealing sadies; judgment sas-
pended John % stealing four coffee ba Peni.fntisy four
lonks Mary Johnson, stealing glass lumber; Psasnti.y
Charles Jones' stealing wagon fentsntsA-
~ months. David Lewis assa and battery; Psniten,
sy three moutba Patrick Lynch assault and battery naee
IS Elizabeth Melvin, asssul. and battery renitentny ,u
months Edward Moran assault and battery P.ni,entary two
nontha Charles NcBrsdy asssn and battery PenissnuGy
Mary McGo~ap sins two wssat"ns Jihs
suspended Hugh Mull.D stealing beer pump rennrn-
tsy months Denns AethAn, stealing pair Consf-ss
ssi,er. Pni,eiiary four months Ellen ODonneD srsnns
clothing ard jewsy Peni'entsry three month"; D.yd n
Plan aault ana battery YeueBtsry three moniha william
Reilly stealing bank bis Pentsniary four no1tns bndsse
k.y ,eslins ham; Peuitentisry three months A.rtne
smith assault AID battery Judgment s1'penoed VIM Ninth,
seaiirs bsnk bills; PeDentisry two months fen Wech.
ssslips silver cors Pepit-n'sry three month"; Eaes.s
Wash assault. and battery judgment susp~ndea May No
C,owau assault and battery fined 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08
Advertisement
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d.,

EDW AND III I7f1UNi f.7I'@'t Z NO
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where al literary snd business CONCENTRATIONS must be sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

ROBBED on THE FERRY. BoAT.-On Saturday even
Ing about O'Clock lady whose not ssosrtsnsd whs
crossing TIE jersey Cry Ferry on her 70 pad
pure containing 49, distracted from Der PICKET She dis.
covered Der o' upon reaching the depot AID ono,
female dressed In black who lad occupied ea' ne 70 nef on
the boat and who she observed gent out o. toe dsp 1on
gate and returned through another to r-ros 20 In
arrested AID searched and a. the money wo not
found In her possession she dscbsrsed There were t~c
young who appeared be Der who succeeded
GETTING Of said % b. the
affair which SIR. vrsland sued recover hrr
board BY the female keeess dPataess ssase " New Yok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

DIED OF HIs IsJURIFs. Hays, formerly
d-d in he New York H.ri,sl from tie ett' q IN
Jufes the 18th ut- Deceased Ess IL Mako;
srd having occasion rske alteration In his harness h-
hrse trok fri.t running knocked him down ''r-
the car III. wheel, which pss-d tin ctung o'th
thL' sud ic-iut other fatal injuries He died on sIGrisy
CnTons Jsctuan held inquest and the jury rendered vr
de- q Accidental death" Hays Is yesis o; sse, and
ua..N- u irri.nd.