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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22
Urean Gifamers, &r.
, NV LINE for SAN FRANCISCO,

TIVE NEW LINE for SAN FRANCISCO,
oAYAEE npySh ID IN o sss',,1 sis3 70 sSO
tr sscosd Cs5in s-oo 10 9iisI c4An-Iss st-Am'mp
YorE, fou per no korA River on THURSDAY, A,,sh
o9s1 II 9 sa i p rs0S 1'. a'''a wi"
Pasts snd s7tb Having capacity for ZOE tan. 81 s
s:ts gpJ q: Ae oaJ esee Ct tie Lns a. g2.'.
NB An p-r,ous fofbid trusting arg ,oc,un. Of
sbs stove 'h.ps, Or o~BeT,
pALTINORE, WASHINGTON and the WEST.
- -She fteauers Of The Ngw-YOaK go BALTIMORE
STEAMSHIP LINE esve Pier No u Nora RIVER. ssiiy,
o,lios TIE pa''sss in 'oriy hoor' FTsil. :, simore 'I
aons,s sor through Wss sovsras ssuI
.sJ. AUpiy' % g. B. CROMWELL CO. No . We.,st
STEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLAS-
- COW, DUBLN BELFAST ait LONDONDERRY snd
al the prD,ipal To-Dsoi ENGLAND ard IRELAND, carly
nssi1y reenc.S raes ne LIVERPOOL. M W-YOBK aud
PBlLA OELPIIIA STEAMSHIP COsPASf's ,Pieahd
CJdebuik Hon screw steamships srs 10 SAL
CITY OF MAHchEsTEs. {. TURoAy, gss IS
CITY or WASaINGTON....sA UkDAY, March r.
Al z ococI nom, from Pier No. 4iNorta River.
Cabin from View York ard PhisdslPuis. ........:.s75
Tbrdcsss non NsYork any o. the above named places 90
Pssfssr fof%siess to Hsvs Psr; Bsm6a Bfe men,
Artp erp ard oil parts Of The Continent Without delay
10 rsnrs toe Immediate extinction Of IRE an ,be sces,
cipBre !, enforced with rssard to tbs 0,e Of sssts
For oH s P 5s I Ss Ss n ss yo a9y
In Liverpool TO VIM. EMsN Towef Bhlfios'.
CTEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
~ FAST, DUBLIN and LONDONDERRY, without detiy,
a Return tickets either Of the above pieces good or
months by any Ftsener of the lfne, &eS.
LDisB6g9H Capt cuD1iDg....... Ffid,y; FEB q z m
GLASGOW, Capt <nomson Saturday March 49, u r.
Rates Of Ps.,sgcsb ais; Third Glass; found vita cooked
R08ERT CRAIG, No. II Broadway.
INOR SAVANNAH ard FLORlDA.-U. ;.
H. MAIL LINE.-rhe fsyore steamship aLAsAmA
CAPT Geo. Il. seber ck will leave on WEDNESDAY, rep
q 81 NJ from Pier No. T. North River Through tichrs
given b. MONTGOMERY Columbus Atlanta Albany and hscon
B, Of s6ing signed only board For freight or passage
spply b. sAM'L L. MITCHELL SON. No u Broadway.
nor SAVANNAH and FLORlDA.-TheA Amer
lean Atlantic Screw Steamship Con psnys and elegant
stssu ship MONTGOMERY, Ffeds CIoekgI Cor milde W.,
leave Pier 70 North River SATURDAY. feo - a. .
o'clock D. NJ Ptsse Savannah, with unsurpassed socouluo
dstns al5 through tickets to New ORLEANS, sJJ 75 Noble
a35 MotteoDsry $40; Albany Ga, ga; Atlanta aod Co;
lumbus, % Macon, SZl Augusta 42o ao = pnniipsi
places n rda lowest Steamer eayi Stvaunah on
HOEDAY, WEDNESDAY, AID FRIDAY MORNINGS.
Frsht cents per foot and pTopronaie rates insace
H. b. CROMWELL Co, No. % Wcstst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

EREIGHT FOR
il NEw-ORLEANSl
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
EMPRESS
FRIGHT LINE.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will forward Freisht, in
any quantity a, and with great dLps.sh, 10
NEW ORLEANS,
VICKS5URG,
MATCHES,
MEMPHIS,
NASHVILLE,
and all other points on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers.
Marx Goods,
Ship a. Pier No North River, and apply for THROUGH
BILLS OF LADiNG at our offices,
No. 2 Aston House,
No. ! South WiIiamtt
LEIGH 4 Co. Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22
NEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ 1854 WINTER ARRANGEMENT l8S9

NEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ 1854 WINTER AeRAsSE9ENr 1889
ConneDcBs November y, 1854
Passsnger Station IN RcwYorf 18th - and thav,
entrance t5th-st-
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For Eew-Haytn No. (eI il:i', 2:ia lex - and
s.o5 m YOr Budsepot ,, (eI j. 1915, 2:i5 ieNl
Is sna 1850 For Milford EvAtf0o, Fsn-id sonta-
port and WeiipoTi I4:45 Si' and 4j)p u FOR Nor
walk m iz:f5 2f5 (c1) SEQ $50, $50 p For Da-
ren s1d OrcesWh 1885, 5:4 45o, 500 p m For
Stamford m (r1l u: IS ass Tex $40 Is, $50
FOR Port C6e ser aid int. Stations l:f5i 5i
49,, $50, 6:3. p
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Por Boston, O. (sN) PAS p N. tex j. For Providence
via BsrtoId SIS m (-x) ror Hartford and SprinI6-6
NJ tex D. 1915 aDe 2:s5 D. (sH FOR Connecticut River
Psircad 20 M~Dtreal a IN (sx) For Canal R,lrgsd 70
NostbsUp,D, 10. 10. lex and i2:f5 m Eor E'w-aayeu
touie ps,oA. m Por Hsnga,Bck Ralrosf, T. 2:i5
I, m Gor Dsubury 81 E0rwak Raiirusd a m. Sb m.
y "- ~ JAMES N. HOYT Superintendent
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rVRAvELERs NORTH and wEST-sPEEL

NHRAVELERS NORTH and WEST-SPEED
/ ard SAFETY INCREASED ACCoMMODArioH-
HUDSON RIVER RILROAD.-FOm Daily Erpresa Trains
leaving Cbsuteisst Depot OF and II rs IN and $50 ans
ALSO D. These well 81 others on tins roam, art
snppied with CREAmEHS SAFETY BRAKE, an improve
uent Acknowledged value, giving degree OF secu
y 70 property that other road (not similarly equip
osd Of RAILROAD officers offered every facility
u tsE s vemeeDt of cost aud q. those des rons
of being up the times tbeate Of pubc safety VIII hnt
their interest IN diving prompt stten tion 70 this matter
u. g. r. r CAR BRAKE Co., No. 81 Poe-st
w O. CRglMEH, Secretary,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

HE cHuEeB a. the Boob Stand insds he. Pos: oaes,
CIkeIAkArL kss THE TRIsVSG fsS sAc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

sInEos ORAprS, 1ucuoassr
pY SIMEON DRAPEp., Jfioe No. 50 Pine-st
~ -Eessla Auction Sales ct the Merchants EI h.nst
IyIEY bay. Socks and Bonds bought and sod a. Hf's
SALE THIg pAY st lzi Oeooh. Bee csts.osus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

A J. BLEEcXER, Auctioneer.
POSE STREET. A. J. BLEECKER, SON "
~ Co. viii sell auction WEDNESDAY, Feb y AZ u
sSsek a. the MerchAnts' Exchange, the VALUABLE
PROPERTY No Is Ro,e street wet SIDE, between Frankfort
~ Duane reet breadth in front q feet nohe
u u feet inches and 10 Length, side, LOT feet
A the other slee inches Tbee thousand
M remain bond ard mortgage for years, st
'et Possession Aay lat. Msps Ic. No Broad street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22
Gro. A. LrAyirT, Auetioneer:
HeSRY HUME, Auctioneer

HENRY HUME AuctiOneeT.
IpECEINER's SALE.-l will sell on TUESDAY,
~ Feb % 1889 at II o,ocf the premises Nos S56 S5s
u 80 est 24th-.t, HORSES and HARNESS, lot OF
rooal Wagons Car; and safe Ooe Desks Stable Fix
X psoe all the Charcoal Ac in Yard Hos S9 ard Sol West
Aso, all Charcoal contained in Yard No. S+5 West
Nyerty 81 the firm Of Walker ARIEL Terms cash BY
Gd WARREN NJ. MERRILL. Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

oyYTCE REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE CO8PAEY,
No. Ie WAllTt, Jan. 10, lsj9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-22

A. J. BLEEcEEK. Anct;oneer.
POSE STREET.-A. j. BLEECkER, son
~ Co will sell AZ auction on WEDNESDAY Feb - a.
1 RSee en- a. the Merchants Exchange:
ON ROsk-sr-The o-story Birch Front HOUSE aud
tOf No. 80, " s between Duane aud ErAnkolt.ts Lot
a. and 26s spd 1888 portion rsmsp. Maps and
/ h1su lars st Nc. Brosd.s
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CTEAM to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL

EOR SAVANNAH and FLORlDA.-U. ;.
MAIL LINE-The fsyOrits steamship ALAbAhA A.
Gait Geo. II. seher ok, will leave WEDNESDAY, feb.
% 81 NJ from Pier No 4, North River Throls9 tcsrt'
siyep 10 Nonqomery Columbus Atlanta Albany and hscon
Bin, Of .6nF signed only on board For freight passage,
.nply to aAN'L Il. MITCHELL L SON. No. - Broadway
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

truths impressed On the infant mind by the teach
ers Of DoruAs ehilissn, hare now n entrance into
hearts tina. could not have been penetrated by
guild, have chcered hundreds Of dcsoia,e hearth
stones and sent fresh tide Of enjoyment into
circles that knew nothing but tho pressure Of
want.
Our Superintendent Of the Sabbath School, and
his claborers, call loudly to the church for help.
and to evsry lover ol his country. THAI the Of
forts Of the eae, and the aspirations q she other
may 90 hand in hand. that the uiidsrness and
solitary place may b glad for then, aud that the
desert may rejoios. ord blossom q The rose.
Will We nut take ftssA Oaarass. md possessing
the Spirit Of Him who weas about doing good.
with Ills spirit Of humilistion and sacrifice. We
shal love tho work. and loving il prosecute it with
success. .As sal
"Let es ~. Theres many Acid,
broad, b tpAa aaA tsvelv. iles untitled
And many eushing fount frnn which,
onr Umpsy phehsrs may be Allied"
nS- Tho Republican will please copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03
GEO. ID. DAVIS,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCII Mt

Opposite tie TIrginia Bank, LfNCHBURG "a,
Is receipt very large and well selected stock Of GRO
] DRY GOODS. HARDWARE SHOES,
WOODWARD, ROPE. &c, consisting In part Of
Loaf Crushed Pulverzcd Coffee. New Orleans and Cuba
Sugar.
Mocha Old Java Laguirn Rio ard Parchcd Java Coffee:
Extra and double extra Syrup, Cuba and New Orleans
Molasses;
Large Mackers and Cut Herring Family Bacon
Hammered and Relied Iron Iron Axl,s and Cast Wagon
Boxes:
Bellows Apvils Vices Screw Plates Horse Rasp and Files
Lns cd and Lamp on White Load Zinc and other Paints;
French and Americ IN Window Glass aid utty
French and Philadelphia Calf skins and Sole Leather:
1000 bales Cotton at factory prizes by the quantity;
$50 yards Flax aud Flax and Cotton Linen best qnaty
Corn. Candles Nails Horse Shoe, O.. &c.
All of wnih will be sold cheap fer cash exchanged for
country produce. Exam my stock before buy will
pay the highest cash price for Corn Wool Wool Rolls Flax
seed and all other dnce will sell country
produce Consigned for the market price and
ur,m aud soh II II ma .r}.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03
GNRIvAI.l.ED ATTRACTION
MCKINNEY &c Co.

u
GroceIs and General Commission Merchants,
Bank Square. Nam Street, LlNCUBURG, IA.
IL Ia receipt Of our Spring stock Of Groceries.
VI Iron steel Staple Dry Goods, sc combating OF
Cuba n,l ans AMI C.nee Sugars various grades
Leaf Crashed GRADUATED and Powder sugar;
laguira. rio. Java, Mocha and SAINT, ranrr.
Sperm, Wnx, hdamnniine and Talllw Candles
Brown nnl Fancy Soaps various brands.
Tra>tiol, chop Imperial Plantation De, cons Ooionn &c
Specs OF Kind Sole Leather good aud damaged
Cdr Vinegar; Liverpool aud Ground Alum Salt Cotton
ams. all No.; yirgnis aud Western cured Bacon No
Halifax rrrngs. In holo aud hnf barrels No and Marx
c"l. nkls No Peruvian unaao on Dominion Nslis
ora" and Mule shoes American, II mmcred Rolled and
English r'fugt Iron Band Hoop aud Sheet Iron Norway
Nal RoiAv; Cast Shear and Bsicrrd seed Wagon ioxra
NIL sfcs-og, hr with gcne al rn u Staple Dry
Ghod. such as No aud Oxnabnig- Hcachri aud brown
Shngs md Sheeinss DL laI plantation linen Coiinnadcs
Striped ofnabures Prints Gmgham AZ sc, i"whirh they
respect fully ask cxaiunaton thor and
fa'iiruar attention pnd To onsg"mcni, OF all kinds
OF Country rrotlurr - ~. lion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

LYNcHBuRo CIRcurr CoUsr-Jndge MARSHALL
Presiding-Thurs,lay. June 2.-Samuel D"o"ck.
indicted for unlawfuly and maliciously wounding
Edward Warren, was tried and convicted. and
sentenced to twelve months imprisonment in tho
CORPORATION jail. and 10 pay enc Of SO.
No other business Of Importance transacted.
Court adjourned to meet at 10 O'Clock this NOR
ming.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

BENEFIT OF Mas I. B. PRILLiPs,-lt nh"rds us
pleasure TO .tate that this estmaLle lady, and &C.
complshed ami popular actress. takes benefit at
the Theatre tonight. Mrs. p. has labored hard
to please our play -goers, Sustaining the heaviest
grade Of roles surpassed by none. and equaed
hut by few, and we trust that the liberal encour
agcment heretofore extended to her may be m
index for tonight. The bill is dne one-a plea
sing comedietta, and the romantic spectacular of
the Nalad Queen. together with dance by Miss
PENNoYER. An attractive bill. indeed, which
scarce fail to draw a full house. aside from the
fact that it is for the benefit Of our dc>ervedly
popular favorite. Mrs. PHILLIPS. Lot our citizens
give her q bumper.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

AM AGENT FOR the folow,ns papers the line of rail-
road from I.ynehburg to Cha tsnoogai all of them
having large circulation among the people Of
Virginia and East Tennessee.
NEW ERA. Floyd Court IIonsc, Va.
BROWNLOw 3 KNOXVILLE Tenn WING
VINDiCATOH Jonesb"rough Tenn.
DEMOCRAT. 0rceneville. Tennessee
STATE SENTINEL. Rogersvile, Tenncsses
ADVERTISER, Chattanooga.
RELIGIOUS tNTELLiGkNCER. Morristown, Tenn.
POST, Athens, Tennessee
G GAzETr STAR Ls,ns,on.v.
H HnaSSfAT ,AS'nsaon,v..
s SENnSRhr Lte-,yv.
SALEM REGISTER, Salem, W.
STAR AND HERALD Christiausburg,Va.
THE VISITOR, Marion, Smytho CO., Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT. Independence Graz sonco Va
pAhGsY Wine. ) rme.'''',v'.
MyriEyIi.IE TEIEoRArH }wv,sovllr., Va.
wYTuEVILLE TIMES, }"y'"''''' 49,
UNION DEMOCRAT Union. Monro county. Va.
ADVOCATE, Jeifersonville, Tazeweli county, Va.
kEGrsTfhAi panvills, VI.
THE .sOUTLw EST. "Peari.burg. Giles county, Va.
REPt BIICAN, Winchester Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va.
hnd INTEREST call the Office Of the
Lynrhbure vrgnan STAIRS. where contracts will be
made and adv semens FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY.
CT- will niso and ard ertsng paper
In tho United States. A. WADDlLt.
scptl6.ta Foreman VrRinan Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03
LADIES, FAIR.

The Fair for the benefit Of the 81 Street Meth
odst Episcopal Church will be continued tonight
and tomorrow night. There will be DINNER pre-
pared and ready from to o'clock. p. NJ. and
SUPER from to .. The public are respectfully
invited ~ attend. BY THE COMMITTEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

TnASxs.-We are under mauy obligations to
the Iad,es of the Fair. now being held at Ten
nerance Hall, for The haa<poss freat Of icecresm
and pound-cake with which they favored us yes
terday: and are grAt6sd 70 learn that they are
sue eeding well in theirlsadabls endeavors to pro-
cure means 10 aid in completing the building now
le;ns erected by tho Msthodist Episcopal demon.
iuatisu On Charuh Street. IL will be an ornament
70 the CITY. 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

A TasAr.-Our nsiehhor. JoRS CHRISTIAN. the
"Major Domo'' Of the Washington Refectory, fa-
vored us few days ago with remembrance,
which in the excitement Of the election VIC had
.,,nos, forgotten u acknowledge. Our voyage up
Salt River will be performed with much greater
ease, from being so well fortified at the start
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03
SPRING AND SUMMER
G. q q ID 80:
arm 18TH, 1859.
GEORGE NJ. RUGKER,

ID ESPECTFCLY calls the attention of the lai and his
IL customers rrctaly to his splendid sock ot SPRING
SUMMER GOODS now opened In stnro and tor sale the
able The stock very large and we'll
sorted cotnprisg and nesirabie styles
well the staple styles, emf racing as it does full
line Of goods the cheapcst the best goods to be
had and ardnR opportunity Ut sniing them
IN Dry Goods Of either medium better qualities
Ills terms well ,ndcrslood-" prics only
All goods sold cash prices cha grd good prompt
customers tbs If desired and In special
tract longer time may be alnw ed In all cascs
prompt required selling ct cash p aud the
profits which he sells III admit of permit
ting accounts o stand after they become due.
No trimmings Of kind whatever, thrown In with
pood Sold will any good. of he taken back
ch fapril l3dfis q NJ U.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

FREIGHT TRApE.-There were received at the
depot of the va & Tenn. Railrad, on yesterday.
II oaded cars consisting of 1872 bushels Corn;
5000 lbs Tohacco; % 900 lbs. Stock: $4,000 lbs.
Miscellaneous There were Is loaded cars sent
West same dav.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

4 ANGER CURED, WITHOUT SURGICAL
~ oPEltAT ONS or Loss OF MOOD -Caacfrs tn.
Ucns, Scrfnd Ucrs ~ cured In si II time without
Tia, knie. by Dr MAcNiClIOI,
Colleague cf the late Dr. I'unshcrry, Deed,D
No. 10. North FIFTH Stree below Arch, Philad'a.
The remarkable which hes attended tho treatment
Of Cancers Tumors ar. by Dr hfacAchO for namb
past has attracted the attention. and In nstsnccs
has secured the hearty approval Of eminent physcans
In Philadelphia. who longer Win risk III" Anglers
Laaer be Cured III properly treated mud promptly
majority q" The Of lancer lie rhrcnay cured
The palitis section Of the country
who hav" beon cured under this mcbnd at IA
Antee of its c'ioity other known stem
Those h, lc afflicted nh these discusses aud desire
further information advice will p"a>e idrcss D Mnehirh
o when they Will receive attention and C"py Of
Pamrhiei, the treatment 4 tan'ers tree Of charge
Wiir STHirP Hp Dsast SrgfoHs ID Malignant firfrs
Diseases Of thu AoHh nnd 7hroo Ttrcrntens ~ thu Ioa
1f Scnid Hcdd Rud an dssh-ts ct the Shin rcfar,
Cured, aud remedies snicArriuly packed by Ey
Pioss to any part al the
In plain piian tho disease Is required
Address DR. MAehIGiio, 10 % North 9TH ~ Pan ABA
Proprietor AID Manufactured Dr LHnDsberry G" celia
batod Imperial BPBrdrf the br and ri reliable miy
nedenc Of the Nineteenth Ccntrv for the Of dis
Mses originating ia Impurities al the Blood.
l9"l iot1mit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

VJACON AaDES. We hive just received mud
- or for sale lot Of prime bright well cured BACON
SlDES, TO which respectfully request friends 10
when LEE, ROCHE co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

~ &c q n r . &c - .-fRncy Neck Ties for tho
~ Spring Net Lace, Tubular Futon Nall 81, &c. Col
arr. Gloves, Hosiery, &c. lust received by
march 2bdts VAN. l.. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

ANADg. 0nd l0Od nj tho m0st varied assortment
of rich double skirt robe ALIAS, sting r lis
Barge Jaconct Muslin and Organes well worthy the
ait en'ion of my customers
april / dts JOHN ABRAHAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

An whs s.s u are giving 'hrir "m"misne"s ses-
1im0ny In les favor.
N1tx In tho 0uih with the In " g0rni . +,
ana swaItOs W both together.
PRICE ONT DOLLAR PR BOTTLE
DR. SANFORD. Propr .etyT. 3i5 broadway. New ,rk.
Rraied by all druggists Sold aso. by II. Seay W.
STROLLER 4 Co and Stablor & JoueS. Lynchbnrg, Va
IL, IL a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03
Metallic Tipped shoes.

THE undersigned having been Appointed sole agents IN the
city Of Pete rsbnr for the sale Of the shave new styc :"
SHOES offer To tho Trade null assortment for boys Nouhs
and Children good terms be had IN the state
WILSON, McilwAlNE d 90,
Wholesale Dealers In Boots and Shoca Of all Minds,
66 Sycamore Street Petersburg. Va
Orlers solicited and will prompt and careful At
tcption may 2id1mA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

STRA " ID u RKgEs.-s wall have BY the mp
preaching for usaniR, good supply of tho
GENUINE PEABODY STRAW BEKiti PLANTS, Tor sale
greatly reduced prices See Patent oce Report Ia
plsto No. ,, and page 44a Alsn. quantity uf GRAPE
VINES. embracing the genuine Palestine Grape Ord
he iaf with James NJ Arnistrad. Lynchbui Y.
Campbell Courthouse aud they viii be strictly atnudcd aud
thankfully received. II. NJ. ARMiSTEAD.
81 IN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03
ADVERTISING AGENCY.

MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
or LYNCH BURG.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET TnR PHOPLH OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
That yea sell shesn Basgaia.;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

CTRAw GOODH.-1s 10 shswgh shst ny
- ,isy OF STRAW HATS for men, boys aud children il
usually pretty Pleass call. p. sEABURY.
anil L dia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-03

Fishing tn, hIe.
Rnncy ssn-kets,
oil Cloth, &C., 40.
Comprising the arg"s and hest have Of
tered In the public nrGtIILERY IL OtII OWN lMIOR
Th1ION, and viii compare hnh mud chrn pncs
with stock Ia the state W. inve all honsr keepers
chRnics and others 10 give us caI guaranteeing satisfaction
IN all eases tuIIihIiNS Il WILLIS,
march aihts Main Strrt LsgchbnrR IA
4 Ard OsI. Olive oil aud Sperm OIL Of best
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4 A>CEW CURED, WITHOUT -tInG,CAl

ARD Os1., Olive oil aud Sperm OIL Of hes
i qualities. for salc by
20rlis J II THOMPSON co
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"AaaER'A NV x
" MINUTE FREEZEitS.
We have on and an nssort.
mont Of slzes oi this celnbrai-
ed ICE CREA VI fREEZEitS
making Cream ln the space Of
hvc 10 ten minutes. aud re.
quiri, e but q small quantity
Of leo.
A iso, every variety Of
WOODEN WARE, such, In
part. AZ Brass and Iron bound
Gaua ilraaH aat Iran hon n
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Cedar Bnckcs Oak and Painted Buckets Cedar Tubs 40 10
hc) Kcc'cs for Dishes, Cedar Churns Oval and Round
Trays, Buttsr L ri iis, Ae., &c, :. NJ. SIMPSON.
may 2ldis.
NEW BOOKS vICTOR's. ANN clay.
~ The Inquirer alter Truth The Fionnced Robe
ard What Cost Love Me tile, Love Mo Long by Charles
Readej and The H-rp Of 900 Stinga may ~ dts
ru>uR NEW uETuODIsT PROTEsTANT'
u HYMN nook has just been received. Th.so In want
requested to call and supply themselves at once
may 2dia II. G. VICTOR.
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MAN calling hius-eit N. u. FEAAEu.,
"A hired MARE from the 18th and promised
be back in days No having returned have reason 10
believe he stolen the and perhaps sod her. will
liberal reward for his the of the
DESCRIPTION SHE small brown Marc tsome per-
would cal her bay) swinneytd in her right shoulder
and about eight years old.
div FAYETTE WILLIAMS.
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uHOR TgHE UAIR.-Anothrr supply Of Bwr.
nits Coeonnc for The hair al@, Mira Aliens Rrstorcr
aud Zyo as,m Woods Hair Kesiorur, and variety u
lair Dyes, Hair obs, Ac., &c, i"r sale by
apr, - dis joins II. SEAY DVnPgi.t.
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oHNTs GOODS FOR SPRING, 1859.
NENTLEMEN r-spcetfuly invited 70 call aad exAnee
CLOTHS ANb FURNISHING GOODS, Al u wanS q
really good goods Of latest styles and mAAs to tAs
Etc Luens low prize Cashmere for boys A.lha Qes
and Trimmings. &c, &c. WN i. pA60
anrill
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osocss4 0oa01sslon q 106y1lSS
Near " Dspof Il a. H II - ksd<5{E
mn LrN0Mnyo1t Hfle1NlA,
~ and patrons, fss he Wy tSsgal SaS1snaGs - ~
The ana re Ssyy essss - ss.s1Sy 50
n s,,a e. sas q - isses ~ 49, r
syo, ~ Win sSs, so ss,.s ys.ssss ~ 49, ~ -
s .oen !. !, n. Sss's ~ AZ sssss. &
Away eonpiets aaA tkay a. erssc,s1 - -
70 purchasers 0idsu sasseslly ID psssssis ss.1 r.
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N We call attention To cur stock Of GRAIN OR ADLES,
hch will be found of superior qnaiyGranis celebrated
Cradle AMI the yipins Cradle which gave snch universal
friends last year. Also tss Blades AMI
Kades Hay aud other Forks and many other
article suitcd farmers. Send orders
moy Hdts. coLh,t, IN a WILL.
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HRANT'A IA CExT g RAIN Ora. ~,sae06xa
IL DIES Il Am now prepared 10 furnish far g
with this celebrated GRAIN CRADLE, kHl8 n
which has become much In use. and which V4NN II
have sold 10 the perfect satisfaction wo be.
IIeve, Of all tor tho pas, four years. They are M
made of the hes. White Ash timber. with Iron EN
braces and Screws and Siiaa Harris col bracd 60
Bad They work easier and gaer the grain better thar
any Cradle In
Orders promptly executed s. NJ SIMPSON.
may dts. Al the old stand, rmerlY Simps 4 BRO.
LfNCHBURC Va