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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25
Mr.. Letcher's Excuse for not Going to
Christiansburg.

Mr.. Letcher, it will DO recollected, skipped over
Chriasiauaburg. although Mr.. Goggin invited him
to meet him there. Mr.. Letchcr went on from
Salem to wytheville, while Mr. Gcggin stopped
at Christiansburg and made speech on his own
hook. At Wythovile Mr.. Letchcr gave an excuse
for not stopping at Christiansburg, which we find
reported in the Marion Visitor by Mr.. Kean, sten-
ographer. and Mr.. Letcher's political friend. We
give the excuse - follows, and submit it without
comment - We do not think it needs any,
my friend says he invited me to n gathering
assembled Notwithstanding. Montgomery county
on yesterday. and that ought to have gone Their,
Now, il 10 Impossible for man who has but re
Gently recovered from spek Of sickness at Wash
ington % address his fellow citizens at every pon
Of travel along q line Of three hundred miles
have taken every point that could. and only re
gret that could not visit every county in the
commonwealth for the:purpose Of discussing those
questions which are involved in the canvass. The
gentlemen says he invited me to 10 to Christians
burg True he did; i'll understood him. the meet.
ing was Wing ratification meeting. Well now,
Whist the sdesil did ] want there Had gone there
I would hase been like . boy at a frolic with none
bat opponents around me. did not 20 there be.
.eanse was under the impression that il was a
ene@ided affair and did not choose to run the
risk u breaking myself down. prematurely, and
tbus defeating the purpose l had in view Of can
Esssing = large portion Of the State"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25
Steam on Canals.

The Alexandria Gasette states that steam ca
nal boat has jus. been placed on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, and that the prospect Is, the x-
pertinent will be successful. We copy from the
Gazette a. follows:
SrEan CANAL BoAr.-.As the sahect Of Steam on Ca
nals 10 At present occupying large share OF pubic
attention. IL may not be uninietestng to our readers
to know that Canal boat fitted with new wheel,
the invocation Of Mr. A. II. Brown, has just LETT this
place on trial trip TO Cumberland, which, 10 all APP
prarances will be most dscidcc success rs far ~ The
wheel is concerned although the machinery not be-
ing adapted to driving the wheel to the best adv"n-
age and not being perfect order just trial speed
not be expected.
The wheel /, about FIVE feet In diameter. and seven
feet long with floats paddles made OF boiler plate
IRON working npo Journal nj each end, one end a'-
ing A crank working in guide wheel which wheel
IL governed by eccentric SO arranged that the up
and angle Of the buckets is controlled 50 as to give
each bucket perpendicular dip and horizontal thrust
of about one fifth Gifts circumference leaving the wa
ter in the snme vertical position with which 1t e"'ered
or In other words maintaining at all points pcrpen-
dicular position of the buckets thus making quiet
entrance and exit from the water and producing no
swell or commoton except directly astern OF the
boat.
The wheel il also arranged to be lowered, or ras-
ed ~ the empty loaded condition Of the boat may
require 80 that the same dip or immersion OF tue
buckle, may he maintained nj all times making mers.
" n surface action on the water.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25

The Greenbricr Era publishes the following
extract Of n letter from New York in reference to
the Virginia canvass:
The canvass in Virginia is eagerly watched by
all parties here, aud the Union men especially are
strong in their hopes Of the election Of Gogg'n.-
As some indication Of the feeling and ankle y, sec
the Herald of to-day, March loth.) should
victory crown our efforts and place Goggin III the
Gubcrnaiorial chair. my most sincere poIH'cdi
PRAYER will have been answered. Noone not con.
yersant with the people here can conceive "i the
anxiety and hope they have for the success Of the
Opposition in Virginia for they believe the result
there in Mny next indicative of the campaign in
1860, upon which, they say. hangs the success or
failure of our Government.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25
Love, Couuetry and Insanity.

y sad case OF insanity has recently occurred In
tins city, through the influence of a little widow
with II pretty face and langulshing eyes. The
d ,ton Journal Of March 2lst, says:
AT u watering place she made the acquaintance
of D.. i =. Noyt-, of this city. The doctor was
made cni..le a.i rawn into the net which the
widow trgew WIKI such consummate skill, and
for "h,l' he wa, happy usdcr the impression
that r.mnd, the fascinating widow, would soon
consent 10 ,hange her name. In this hope he was
sadly disai pointed for when lie proposed. the
widow wiped her eyes, said that she should al
ways esteem him asa fread, but she could Mt
think OF marriage All hope was given up, and
he tried to Danish the image Of the widow, but
she was determined not to stay banished. She
wanted m, re amusement at his expense and she
had it.
She rcopened a correspondence, visited him at
his Office, talked with him. laughed with him. lrt-
ed with him, and second time refused him.
Then reason began to tottcr, nickcred for q while
like an expiring lamp, and on Wednesday the last
ray of intelligence left his brain. lie became n
raving maniac, fierce aud cruel, and not able to
contain his rage at the sight Of females face. -
His first attack was upon lady visitor at the
under foot. The frightened domestics rushed
to the rescue. but the Doctor demolished ali
who opposed him. lie dashed his fists through
the mirrors-swcpt vases and clocks from of
the mantle peces--wiste1 off the pipes-broke
chairs anil tables--dashed through a parti-
ton, and was only prevented from doing further
violence by the arrival Of two officers from the
rond station, who removed him from the house
aud kept him locked up until his friends sent hin,
to an insane asylum, where he is now confined and
considered incurabe.
The feelings Of Mrs. Emma have not been as
c'rtaIned, hut it is certain that she can't boast
much over her triumph.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25
Tho Marion Convention

We learn from the Marion Visitor that the Con-
yen,ion to nominate candidate for Congress III
that District met Mt } clock on Tuesday evening
st--madc n temporary organlAation--and then
ADJOURNED to the next morning. Washington,
Lee Scott, Russell, Wis, and Buchanan conn
ties were not represented III the Convention Mt
all.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25
Improvement of the Kanawha River.

The Kanawha Valley Star Of the 18th says:
We are grntifed to learn from Richmond, that
the James River and kanawha Company have nn-
thurized the issue of "kannwhn River Bonds, Ia
the amount Of 500, 600. and that the COMMITTEES
have nlopted Mr.. Bycrs' plan inr improving the
navigation of the knnawhn; that is, by sipccs,
aided where necessary with winged dams.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25

The Detroit Free Press says several instances
have lately occurred in different parts of the coun
try where children have died from the effects of
poison taken into the system by swallowing the
new nickel cent As this coiu is small and easily
swallowed. there is great danger in allowing
young children to have them in their posse s>on.
The metal which composes it has had fatal effect
aud would seen, to be poisonous.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25

A NEW DoDoE To RAISE THE WIND.-A couple
ct pediars day or two ago, "to0k in" n stran
ger from Virginia to the tune of $40, by about as
cnol swindling operation the game Of the ait
tie joker one of the sharpers was selling upon
the levee little bottles Of liquid which he claimed
possessed the virtues Of tooth wash. and cure
all for the tooth ache. Our Virginia friend stood
around for awhile and listened to the glib tongue
OF the pedlar. and after . little persuasion was
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25

The word Yankee, says the Ledger hist rian Of
the "Colone Of New Plymouth" comes from yam,
which means eye. and kee which means tooth, IL
the Massachusetts vernacular. The colonists
drove sharp bargains-had cut their eye teeth
hence the Indians called them Tdn-kee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25

The Kanawha Valley Star. in an article eulog-
ist;s.df yenkins. the Democratic candidate for
Cor. isss, says he has proved himself TO be "a
statesman indeed" We are glad to hear it.. We
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25

confess that up to the time Of seeing this notfca-
ton In the Star, We were ignorant of this i'm
portant fact. Every day we learn something
new.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25


cd ny BhhtHs PREMIUM HiIfths-I" Ma t. Baa r--i''a
In justice, y"uIself AMI persnns II" similarly
afflicted, permit mo /" cit" an insanc" a" the teina' sab
qua you' Premium Bittr,. had .>ei tn,in
Gently. but my wife hN>i, been atilet, Hih
affection arG dorder ed stomach, hc ten "r
years used very restore her
heath She under il" constant Treatment 81 h'r 90
able ply-,Ins but no rrliri could Ice la tt,n
several iifcat,s the rcnrrkahl cares malr 10y
persuaded nIfs to them she ad ami IN
little she be iapdN Nni only h'T nNisoHs
dcrrd stomach removed bnt hrr
raj III is better than 1t has been Tor
ing aud shall ALWAYS ,onnue To Btiers }
yourself and tor the euriit al ,bia
similar afflicted. Your obed,n NJ scrN ant
Rlchlnond Jan" II, s17 THOMAS N. MONTAGUE
BIkEks PRkMiuN BirTfhs -kirhnnd sept H. 49, u
is with win. pleasure that adlms testimony to ID" N,Ttse
3NNEHs pttNitM BrTtS in masking -, m'h'ni emu
Established OF Dyspepsia, from 4" al ii hfe >na,r
ed the last moiths Ais' VIE - n-imE
wish great suffering h''n N,
i.itun and snr,rr.d stomach. As c"r,rs.G.e
convinced Ut tnrir valuable Gnsn's
confidently recommend them to the afflicted j. ADAMS.
Fer by the Druggists in ynohbnrs AID 10y AL ,he
Druggists the of Richmond ahd c.sew htre
Virgins a." Mrtsts Chas S"it Co Washington eiiy
ID G II Staber Co Baltimore, Md d. Is Miller, CIV
ingt"n. ky and Barnes q Park, \ Y.
orders hled by addressing Il BAKER. Iroprittor.
Oct s,.ts Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25
SANFDRD'S LIVER INNIHOKATnE.
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM CT Ms,
PuRIFIES THE BLOOD.


w
niulr such nniui ikg the manufacture PurgaitN'
PA It comes mo general use And i"
uunl speak ct tic CT
Suffering that lutte m"Irol ir h
aLd .ubuc. D.. j {. AYtH # Low Ell, uIaunac
his MIGRATORY ihy i"Hi ~ hiS Chataf
IHiS through all the This l. eight toNes
In,c second We thus hul 1900 swallow
pill every l.26lNU month! ilk thcA
thai 4JtoJ patients wtv seek c'iof from the cal
OF surely shouli be,
of I'll" aHd OF the shes,
occupation uon Ina fearful rc,hui! tht
M,al ~ oa oi nlsI c.,w ua -Puase!.s CotL.trr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25

,.r,iy delivered by YOU in the Franklin Society
IN c.ror of ne reiaoedi Of The Negro Population
6o,, Western V,rginid mol only able. ont "ndn'
rc,robe; and hal its publication ~W tend 10
brisy the public mind 10 CORRECT CONCLUSION
anna he p,onenious subject. we beg that gu viii
furnish ns full statement of the matter Tor th'
public press" ,n p.u.,v
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25

lIcI ring'. lntcnf { hniNpi"M I've mn RUfEIRr
Proof Safes with id,r Irogf Locts the
that medals a. The Nod Far Lon
don IL a. an the New York, sIl and the
that awarded medals tlc London
Worlds FAN.
These the perfect security against Fire and
Burglars Of any offered 10 The pubic
sLOuo REV ARD will be paid 10 person that csn show
that IIhRKI>os FArtNT CHAMPION SAtk ever Tailed Ia
= contents ia accidental hre.
ao manufsctue all Kinds Of Boiler ami
Chilled Iron Bank Wants N.n!i - and Monr.
Chests tor Brokers, jewelers. anu private 'aiLHes
for Plate Diamonds, aud ther valnabcs, 1880
Sn.AS c IIERRINi co,
aJi BroadwR ~. corner Mnr1't Street,
uppo>r Cit, Hall. New York.
AGENTS B. W. KNowLfs. Richmond, Va H. +, Lbs
TER teIsbuig, Va j. II. THuMtsJS Co. hynchbure,
Va and ROWLAND " BROTHER, Norfolk. Va
feb 29-i ms - 1890 .--------------
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25

~ ot1i II Il the City Council her by give motto"
Legal Of III. City If LN nchnurt that
tr.n the cay iii, VIII be hcd HE H. II / E>hAH
in AFHi ut Friends Warehouse, in Iyucl ard aui
at fin r. Wareh pnse in Henry Ward
tty Council members OF the Court of Husn9s Mayor
r,n i!iZh Constable Master Police Coini> .,cr and
AsoN-oroi the Revenue, Surveyor at III" Cny,
the iustihg Court.
a-n h,r that poll will be taken the samc,mc
abnvr ment ned to takr III" If the
the cry upon the p"prirty of extending aud iaing
CITY alter Works. sc by the Watering Committee.
lHtlrr give ,:ire that uc II Mckinney, iin r.
laeir, John A. Tanner, Faystte F. Adams aud tuct
OF I.y nci Ward, and Wiiiiam L. Saund rs W.
Shelton Joseph H. Phelps Win T. Anderson and Al>a.,
Henry Ward appointed Commissioners sup,in.
T. d. Jrnnings,o by oh Waru and X j Gun f.
Henry Ward appointed Officers to condu said election
JAS. q. WILLIAMS.
id2wif Clerk Of Civ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25

l-e~ MASTER of PolIcE.--We are authorized to
NJ e. BURTON candid ate tor the Office OF Mas
Police march .rdtlofr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25
Candidate for Board of Public Works.

gsf5- We are requested TO announce JOHN b.
LOGAN candidate for he Office of C"inn 'si pn"r Of the
Utnri o Publr Works march "a dtdofe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25
Candidate for High Constable

Bsg- We are authorized to announce Col. wy
BROW n iidain Tor rc.rlec,i the Office Of Hi
Constable for the rity OF Lynchbure. march Il d lie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25

Er,y- am IL candidate for reelection to the
ClrIk-hp # the Court OF Hastings. for this city.
ian ! di,r JAMES BENAGII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25

N OVERsEER WANTED-Te take charre
~ of Plantation In Nelson county with or 10 hanfs III
- ,,nt wear good and active working man IL
ese-none other apply Address tn" undersigned o.
stgi-r, Peters q Co Lynchburg, Va -
march 9cs 2. 4. IL Ems
. ~ DOE. PAINTED BUCKETS. receiving
s0vy A., feb l5-dts IRbY SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25

NDT;CE.-u unhrI stand that there ~
~ 10y of DR. WM A Du>kIEI, Who, learn WAY
d1. in Stuttsvic Abcmirlc Va.
lmcli tnhIyc right Ia sell
rEts certain compound to make Toilet and Washing
''uapi wu.h - Is an nfring Rlabark Com
pound Chemical toilet and Washing soap, patented March
81 have also M ou re,i ode authority, that
h IN" name of DAWSON is using and dis ispsi1g
inr the patent right viii OWN Also anoh.
GkORGE =. WRIGHT, who ia sell
rvt'rs for S Compound Chennca! Soap, Mhici. Is only
aath hvcu 10 R"rabacks Soap therefore
t,r pa, la, aiy dealings with any ;lrir,
set 9" who tradj1 de ding dstos
- :" recipes ike shah hold all pprnu
s,nsilc fr infringing the above patient. and
prosecute any WHO does for have purchase tho
~ al the State OF Nhgail and have Agent except
my "a; in + stare.
/ hi> til 29d II ri March, lsJ9.
!nar,h I'd at. WM G KlLGORI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25
Candidates for Master Of Police.

A-.y"I am candidate for the Office Of Mnstero of
Police at ensuing election Gentlemen elect again
march dtinr. JAS. q. ROY ALL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25
Candidates for City Sergeant.

RsIy" Cry SERGEANT.--At the so icitation OF my
friends myself candidate for the office OF City
Sergeant At the ensuing Spring election.
feb lf,oirl u DUSNIStTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.



1t real pleasure speak tavorahy =! this
ic almost universally To be good and sal remedy
colds the winter but for various summer complaints and
should b" in every family ddr"eae .,,,s
tn Pain Killer. We believe that h' public r""iailv
il in thus STATE very generally -Bbcai Rcor,icr ~ e.
Mcsrs L Da,is& SON. G'ntrnen We havrt' Report an
demand for the Pain Killer Inquiries tor The
frequent We have taken the liberty of do rib"tns
bottles among friends VIII" have suffered severely
with the rheumatism which ia very prevaen, in this country
aud in instance 1t haS given great satisfaction Every
box scii makes opening TOR II larger supply
WILLS. HOLDEN 4 GO. alelhournr, Australia
sold y al medicine dealers
Sold by JOHN II. sEAY. Iynchburg mnrch 2a'ew
Woods Hair Rcs,orntivc.-This VIC nd-, r",
PREF Is hnvinr sale in all Of the
iuon. 1t Of the few patent medicines whcn
claim Wherever has had tria. the ,csnlt
has been precisely ~ Wood predicts 1t has nevs 'ad r.
rcctons have been strictly followed and in
has restored the hair heads that had he bald for
pretended that 1t vii make the hair in every
but where fills there is certainly remedy The r.
whore III. ease seemed utterly hopeless that 'er.ain
worth while for all who have lost their hair 10 try the expert
sold by all good Druggists march PAW
Holloway. Oinimeni-The ho-pis.I. Of E"-
rope aud America superiority aud uniformly aI VI
ii, use nil sore wounds hrcs sca,.
1t pain and eradleas inf ,mmeton preventing NOR
and other fatal results Sold at the manuiar'ay,
No Maiden Lane New York aud by all Drngsisis at -c
63c and 81 prr pot.
march ~ DIV.
sANroRDs LIVER INvIaoKATuE.
COMPOSED ENTIRhLY FROM Ms,
PuRIFIES THE BLOOD
SPRING MEDICINE.
\ fAMI.H MEDICINE.
a GOOD MEDICINE.
CURES SICK HEADiCiie,
CURES BILLIotS ATTACKS.
CURES COsrIN Es EsS.
CURES howell COMPLAINT.
CURES CHRONIC DIARkIIEA.
CT kLS SuMME" COMPLAINT.
Cl RES CHolJr
CJHts FLATULENCY.
see adveft,s incui Ia another column.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25
Candidates for Clerkship

Esly" tLEGKsiIiP OF THE llrsTNGs CorRr.--l re-
.pcctuly myself candidate for the office of Clerk
o the Hastings Count. of the city of Lynchh"rg.
ian 5dtdotc WIN. NJ SEMPI.E
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25

aDyRE OLD MEDIEVAL s.IQ T. q R ~.
II French brandy Whiskey, Port Wine, Giu Made
Wine. sehnspps &c, foi sale by
feb : d.. STABIER & JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-25

MILL OFFAg.- q, 900 bsshei- >hssass 500
MI bushels Stuff bushels hip STUFF for by
march ldta JANIS BOYD co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29

aENRY IL LEEDS AUCtIONEs r SALES Rooms
u NO y Nassau street Su erb sale OF oil paintings
HENRY LEELS co will sell at anot N shu ,si>y.
April At !, o'clock in the gallery the sales room NO Is
kasgsu street collection pictures, egualng IN
quality sale made IN This country embracing speci
mems by living artists Of the hghet celebrity )r their
beauty ana me- It. without regard whi,h VIII
be found ne 81 the rare AMI ugbl prized Landscape 9aa,
ngs by oeckock Of sWster ham, paintings t0x
81 inches by VIM Slayer Ar sd ANYTHING prsvi
ouslv executed by ts artist and exceencs
site finish ann oehe.cy winter landscape Of the rare
pieces ri krus H,lAnd aize inches,
believed to finest work; also, somnsr ,n1scape
with ruins Of the siz- ABOVE So works Of
The Water Mil orTspg Gracss sor,h Water nv dan Bar
land Of London; farm yard by Herring with numerous
other eg,ns Of art by a. Cole the younger
sctonterger Munich DE Brakeller Van Cor
&c &c embracing historical and scrpursl hrs ine
rich landscapes fruit flower pieces and every var
ETY. If eujects They will re With catalogues
galleries. u Nassau street ON Thursday 3st Instant until
day of sale We respectfully n7e ladies and gentlemen,
loy ers Of the art vie IN this mag aicent coecllon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29

HENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO q
IL Nassau street enieel household furniture In
o.r, aud has been uBed but few months.-ahskY H.
Lends CO. will sell At auction Wednesday, March 30
at l0 o'clock ut leo West Twenty fourth street. between
Seventh and kghb the forfeiture said house,
shns OF Brussels fine mahogany suits hair
cloth, dDcy chairs marble slabs brackets mahogany
tables china and ware extension dining table
ofoak oak ana maple chairs wood suites bed.
sehds, bureaus Waahslnds &c cottage enamelei SUITS
Win or without marble tops. black wanut oesead <hogauy
dreusng bureaus ingram earpsN dne hall
ocoth, Kitchen &c tbpg Will lie
order ana sold wiihou,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29
HENRY b. HERrs, JR, AUCTIONEER.
IL Ael'IGNEE'S SALE
aern

Vfnts, Nql0rs IIhYHnH scrNfS' 0c'
Important hotel Keepers RrOcers ana othess.
HEh1S a MOSS will se ut aucii n, without reserve,
On "wednesday, March 80, at i05s o'clock,
Az. John street,
The entire sock OF pale dark brandies Jamaica
rum Scotch. rh and Monongees whskeys gn nne import
"a cordns champagne In quarts pnts and bali pnts, slso
large lot Hsvana segsrs Of various choice
utice dessA, show window, dc. Terms cash
WM NJ MEgRER Assignee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29

uENRY II. LEEDS, AUClIoNEER.
IL Salesroom NO. % Nassau street
Gepeei household furniture, al and Ia
Fine oraer aud recently purchased
HENRY II. LEEDS 90. viii sell by rueaday,
March ~ ut iO1 O'clock at No. ii Eaat Eleven street,
ween second hDd Third .acn
listing OF velvet pier glasses and vases
and co nices; ne rosewood pAuofore made by Gale
octave ron China SUIT In covered In
black and k ate chas covered tapestry centre
ihbleH bs1foona fact walnut mahogany pedstea1B
tueaus wsshvaods, wardrobe &C bedSe ads. e
~ lib msrrssrs table .Dna cutlery, &c
suit 10 tdrel0h rosewood Ia french deisnes worsed
broeaie curtsns seciery, Kitchen ware 10 10 be sold
without reserve as the fsDi are leaving the CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29

. UCTION NoTICE-sALE OF WOODEN wA.E,
N baskets. brushes, Ac--By BARTLETT CoWsN
hurfCsy March 81 at 10 oclOcx ut he stors 81 Vese street
Washington stock of deer declining the DuSaess
sale q, cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-29
SALES a.. AV,ri9N.

VTErEY Il LEEDS A Co. wrLL GIvs THEIR Psg-
~ sona attention to sales Of fnrnore q. usual ele .s
years., the resispce OF BREAKING house
Weeping removing Also sil hold weekly sales Of furn
ure &c. ct hnir No. Is Nassau street