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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-02

ftAuD.-1, on the 81 inst, connected W 18th
~ in til" Commission huSn"ss Mr. JNU HOLT. late Of
Halifax A. u Va and take tis occasion Ia thanks
old nis aud The liberal bestow.
cd and oirii for the concern continuance Of
Their iayor promising Cd efforts
est. Very Respectfully,
ian ls.d.ln JNO CLARK
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The quantity these articles which will bo required
cisely stated, They will probably be about

quantities any may
hereafter require Tho contracts will therefore be made
not for specific quantities. but for uch quantities tho service
require to be delivered at those yards respectively
residing the places whore deliveries required
establish such places that delay
furnishing what required aud when contractor fails
comply with requston, Chief the
Clothing shall be authorized direct
the deficiency penalty the
Of reauion duplicate copy
Clothing either OF the yards
shall evidence that such requion has been received
offers be article each the
snd and than article contained
tho Chief of the ureau will have tho right
such reject remainder
aud bidders whose proposals accepted d othe) viii be
forthwith Do6ed and early practicable will be
transmitted them for execution which contract must bo returned
TO tho bureau within ten days exclusive OF the mo required for the
regular transmission of the mail.
approved sureties equal TO the estimated
contracts required
addition will be withheld from tho
thereof collateral security addition,
It's performance, aud any be paid IS
all deliveries made VIII be paid by tho agent within thirty
days after bills duly Authenticated shall have been presented TO
him.
Blank proposals may obtained application the
navy agents Portsmouth, New Hampshire Boston, New York,
Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Norfolk Pensacola and this
bureau,
record or duplicate informing accep.
proposal will be deemed notification thereof within the
OF IS46 and his bid viii be made and nccoed
conformity with this understanding
Every accompanied directed in the
Congress- making appropriations
responsible persons effect that he they undertake
bidder bddcrs WILL il hs their bid be accepted
supplies viii be obligated
any proposal unless accompanied tho required
competency certified by tho
agent, district attorney, collector OF the customs
9 bidders called hc srmra and description IF
tes required the nssrna reoqxoa jnt but rigid
paoa c b made hsc The ars egei and The sanale and
tract reoeing tclo tom and their dasioH also par
nuldrty JONI resoruc 2Th Mdreh 1854, and
the da If the 1oh August, Isso
Ma
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nY q. GREEN. Anctioneer.

IyXcELLENT nOUsEiIoLD AND KfTChEN
IL Furniture, tssfness al on
at house of Mrs Nespei no. Seo
~ streets, AZ 10 0NiooA
10. an excellent o farnsorv, VIZ
Mahoxsny veves aud
conprns sofas l~aases, arts and oter eAt~
Inc gi Freuch plate InAnc mirror
WeinNa xlsaoatA. small tables 'e ~
NM ~ aadt ~ casucc
Mahogany and wh1ans FssneA sna sosAss bSdasss's N
sriog bod feather bad "a 49,
Hair and other nahseaxes ana bsddfaE
Mahogany dressing nj osher buToars ~ .sl ~ I'D
marble top comnode and wash csssts
Cniss siass crocksry and plated ware y. tl. Lf Ii
Tapestry, Drussels and other carpets a
. . Passa harack 4
Fancy, rush. cane, and other chairs f 81 l..-+0
Dining aud other tabos
Wardrobe and refrigerator r-sf. Et er-T 8 taFE
Cooking aud other stoves
good lot of kitchen requisites, 5# f ~! -e4W
aud ot horses
perey sound and active, and perfectly
gentle, 4 =. .s.s
Tsrms s2s, cash; s2s credit os two
and months satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
n also Tor rent Inquire Of the subscriber
Mar ~ ID st0 pat tlea Auctoneer
paS~The above sale is postponed in consequence
until Thursday, tho aisi instant, same hour ~
Mar 30--d 1fe' tltf F'{G#l Aus'onccs'
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nEAFNEss AND SINGING NOISES IN THE

cuREBrish and Foreign Inirmay for e
Dcaness Mind Complaints 80 Spring Gardens
London England Consulting CHARrE HYsRY
Registered pursuant act of Parliament Sec
PowI discovery being positive method
aordng instant and magical relief sufferers who
for 40 80 by compound medaed
applied the When the
IL held by tho sufferer for one minute to the affected and in
san patient who previously deaf enabled to hear
montoned conversation few nights in similar viii
Of deafness and
empiricsm and exorbtan Sufferers
extremely deaf by Of this permanently cure themselves in
distant Of the world without Thousands have been
the
unqualified of the
testimonials certificates the
physicians and England In whose deaf
and hundreds
referred sufferer the
the four OF the globe cured
this discovery be sent Them with prescriptions
preparations that will enable them positively themselves
G5 5 the OF the OF which must bo the
eary PowKI Spring Gardcns Chang London
England be either by bankers draft payable in England
three OF
deafness tho head f0 los. Jan 1d1y
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WASHINGTON CITY, THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1859
orno. srr.llsrn.sp.vr rg~ue rr.sn,a.

Us ~ = d
0grIos surxHlsrnspssr PunIo Pssnss,
ftt - Washington, March H. 1859.
pursuance of the provisions of tho tenth section
Of The so entitled An act appropriations for oiy
expenses Of the sovcrnou for iho year ending 5o june
1907 approved March Q, t4s9-~ lfItit " fttN A'h
SEALED PROPOSALS wiz - roceivsd ii this ccs until Aoss.
M 2sh instant al IL o'clock for supplying the u s
United states with Fs TAoaessd Roa~s rs caa Pint's
pounds the adrsd eighty sheets
pond quality with the sample established by his Office Uniformity
color thickness and weIg win DO required bundle
elusive Of wrapper varying under Ave cent from the
standard weight VIII be Eeceiyed will all
required Mixing tcknesses the bundeto
the weight will be the The
reserved ordering quantity be fur
ed at such times and ia such quantities the public service
require. r f
No proposal viii be considered accompanied by guaranty
the bidder bidders his shall accepted
paper competency guarantee by
tn,od Attorney Marshal for tho district In which the
resides. lINg at aagfzygal,itt f.f W. tIu
proposal signed by the Individual firm making H.,
must specify the price per pound ss4t fe -tf f.s
paper delivered place places
designated Ia Washington city order free from all and
charge subject TO this inspection, count
weight and Of the Superintendent and be In all respects
satisfactory. t..i IL y 81 ...a..t lsffs t I.
quantity required lime VIII be considered violation of the
contract. ef+FfNIA
sample paper required may this Office win
be senti persons apply ing for IT,
Proposals HowAAs Superintendent
the Public Printing Washington, CO. and endorsed proposals for
supplying Paper"
March 1l@.cotd #N t4
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wu,YIAMT.D DOVE g. CO.,

9M stred, feO doors north Of Pennsylvania aocnte,
DEG leave to announce to the citizens of Wash
that they prepared to execute orders
which they may be favored with in the
PLUMBING, GAS AND sTEAMFITTING
The respective branches will be under tho supervision Of
su tho North whore practical experience has
with all the modern improvements In fact
spared trouble the
best of workmen
We invite stock Of CHANDELIERS and other gas
Gxtures
prompnoss the execution orders
fair prices hope share public patronage,
25--tf y. . y
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YJNHE subscriber having just returned from Boston
Washington and Georgetown that he has
with responsible dealers for full supply and
having the conducting the
prepared quality ICE full
ply during without change OF price t ,ss
with whole quantities
good than BIO made elsewhere.
Hotels restaurants steamboats, confecioners and fishermen will
this establishment will be
kept during day their accommodation
Family their call tho Office
purchase tickets entirely those
lycfing M frequently W
purchased be paid delivery,
less otherwise arranged. .. /.
residing the get their supplies from the Of
lice, where ice Is kept constantly ON hand n g tJ5fta
l.. j. MIDDLETON
March I5--3m ONCE 18th and streets
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L,OR SALE OR FOR RENT after the Goth March,
dwelling grounds George
Heights. Tho will sold liberal
payment will be roned furnished unfurnshed The furniture
all order The fully supplied
handsomely laid with shrubbcry
agreeable residences Washington Apply
Messrs JAS C. MCGUIRE CO.. Washington.
16--eoImo
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n ANDs ON COLLEGE HILL FOR sALE.--Th

T ANDS ON COLLEGE HILL FOR SALE.---The
Columbian College have determined to oar for
proposals till April 1882 for the purchase Of that
portion lands lying south of tho College Commons fronting
extended including
trees, and containing in NIL about 81
eligibility OF these lands building beev
ed equal SUPERIOR
Washington opportunity enterpsng
vidna make splendid proHn-
BILE investment handsome has already been offered for H.
will be made large portion of the money
remain property for Of years, If desired.
particulars address through the Washington post
REV. JOS ILAAiMfrT,
Mar 5-3tawt1Ap Treasurer Columbia College.
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YIALuABLE IMPROvED PROPERTY NEAl

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR
War Department private sncTo subscribers
thorzed sell at private of lot No l. square No no.
New York
feet OF ground
story brick building.
brick house aud lot Immediately
''windcrs Buildingn
very pieces property win
accommodating terms. Apply to
JAS O. MCGUIRE CO..
Auotooneers and Commission Merchants.
S-2aw2m .I
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sTEREosCopIC PICTURES.

VXTE have ON hand Que of tho largest and
wv most varied Of srEOopC PICTURES
@ city, glass plain and coored consisting OF
Of the principal places OF the United States.
We have Also great variety Eios celebrated groups OF
er and domestic acenes weddings christenngs pcacs &c.
We also offer no collection
styles manufactured 20 order These
lures form the preteet and interesting
fered TO old young.
-elaa TAYLOR MAURY Booksellers,
3aa Pennsylvania avenue Washington
Microscopic Company. Jan 80
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By JAS. G. MCGUIRE & Co., Auctioneers.

YNWO HOUSES AND LOTS AT PUBLIC SALE
Thursday March 3ls at o'clock on the prem
house, thorough
repair containing north street. between 18th
twenty running back
alley.
Also O'Clock tho premises hreestory ramo dwelling
and streets SOUTH (sland)
The house rooms and is in good repair
Terns CASH residue In twelve and eighteen
secured by deed in trust on tho premises
J. C. MCGUIRE CO..
Mar 2o-d Auctioneers. =
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DOCKS FROM LONDON
with Steam; by Howard Douglass 80 7s
Half Hours with the Freethmkers. 81 cents
Eight Months Campaign the Bengal 81 25
Handy Book on Criminal Law; 90 cents. ~
Painting Popularity Explained; by Gulck Timbs. 81 Is.
Tho British Tariff for 1862. 50 20. #1T.....s..
Universal Dictionary the English Frcnch German and Italian
Languages. s2 81.
wroughtIron Bridges with plates "a 7s.
Tents Tent Life and Encampng By Capt Rhodes oath reG
Handy Book the Law OF Bills Cheques Notcs and o. us.
81 cents.
Mar s .. .+ '- y" .a- FTsAScK TAYLOR
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J A. CARDWELL, Real Estate and G'

II
As Commission Broker, has taken tho office
$50 where he TO selling
og real estate anywhere in the Unon renting and collecting
ren and procuring houses appcr-
tanning 10 real estate, with unexcepional legal aid.
me settlement OF claims OF description the
pnen and bureaus Of Congress-
especially claims Of the distant and adjacent
ss r subscriptions and adcersg his being such
enable him to furnish tho and
n having SUCH well attending 70 having advertisements
serted all c the the District Columbia
where application by otherwise him saving
expense OF trip 10 the city, and prompt returns made
o The negotiation of Icans good accnty and all descr
@ business which properly be cssed under the head
general commission brokerage.
RRyxRx1x Hon, Vim. Harris Formerly Missouril Dr. A. Y
esrae Col Jas G. Beret, mayor Richard Walach and
Woprletors OF tho generally
ss O. r. Davenport and Hon. j. T. Caske Richmond,
hev VIM Pumer Aleghany City, PA Col A. 7 Burnley
tb N.Y. ana John D. sargent York ldn
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WAGONS, CARTS, AND DRAYs.

RSorsrxR's orrrcs, March 81, 1889.
NOTICE is hereby given that licenses issued to
IN OF carts and drays win expire the hr
Monday April chat said licenses
with law at this oco within ten days after that time.
WILLIAM MORGAN
Mar 23--dtApI Register.
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A NECDOTES OF LOVE; BY Lola Montcz. 81.
IN Diary OF Lady Morgan 81 fEe
Tao OF Progress by Jane Anne wnscom. rs
History of the Shakers; f. W. Evans. rs cents. go
Anolds History Of the State OF Rhode Island. Vol 81 So
Mechanics and Builder Price Book. 81. ss aa
Mary Gcntwoh Or the Forbidden Marriage by Reynolds SO
Rod Right Hand by Ned Buntlne. 25 cents
March FRANCK TAYLOR
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TTyHE AMERICAN HOME GARDEN, being prin-
ops rules the culture OF vegetables, fruits flowers
added brief crops,
table product and chemical constituents BY
nnder Watson 1 vol ~ 80. aaaF
novel; BY Fot author OF "scenes
Clerical life No. / vol.
received and or snle ny
Mar ~ BLANCHARD MoHuN
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I,HE CHEAPEST BECAUSE THE BEsr-riok

TIME CHEAPEST BECAUSE THE BEST.-Tick-
Feds' household edition of the erey
complete
quality the plates old repaired
lusaed with capital steel plates newly engraved
after drawings and paintings by the among
whom Hrket Foscr, barley, Billings Lsndseor Harvey
Facd THIS edition contains all tho latest
author glossary and index and curious additions especially
and "The Bride being
published
the
generally overlooked by the Publishers othe
novels. I.. ..s
Price rs cents per volume separately or for the set s3T So
For sale In Washington at Hf 81
TAYLOR a. MAuRYS
10 Doookstore, 33t Penn avenue
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A VAN CAMP, DENTIST, has returned to the
f1e city and resumed his practice
Operating and residence 4o7 between 9th and 9TH
strees, 4 doors from Post once. Oct 14-dn
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MEMPHIS a. WASHINGTON TELEGRAPff
EalslsatF f NEW LINZ. 81 f latt III
C5nncng 1cith ne Aaaican Cbsanys and National 7slo,A
a. i a Lines. ts1talt ~ e
oces wsshnsionSa'Iona Hotel s street.


THffJ HDW ftIeBfdI7If LtIlU Ib fOW OPbN TOT D0bl~
IL II ccnnecL with Richmond Pctsrsbarg Iynchbnrg
Knoxville Nashville Memphis Chattanooga yicksbug
Nov Orleans Ataula Augusta ariestun
cry and Mobile the Suh Sanhwost,
points OF importance From Washington Richmond oper
a,oa with Printing Telegraph Machines connecting Washington city
with hs Amscan Tcssraph cumpAnys Printing uuos baltimore
Phiadelpn Now York Boston, Portland Bangor Haax
scotia and ~ ohns Newfoundland, Springfield, Tuy Albany
Rochester buaio Cleveland, Cago, Cnctnnhu LOUISVILLE
fous and Stations Missouri Iowa, prompt
and reliable Line Of Telegraph 10 the
public. .st tt t.4.e Mar b--dlw
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NTANTED.--A Spanish gentleman wishes to give
wv practical lcssons Spanish exchange for In Italian
with gentlemen
languages His address be ascertancd nj the Union
Jan 26A-dU -
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.


Il OF THE WEST, So ilwEr, AND NORTHWEST
pSaE AND ONO RAILROAD, wiNTER AsRASGEsFNTs
through .is arr now andAy except sanday from Wash
Nail aS starts a nss m m a1dsy ssesprs n soaas'
81 Louis and Chicago Express connect'en leaves
a. % MI s ssps s oa lus s
oohvest and Tor u louis, Kansas, &C a.
no view grand scenery Of daylight
ls 7te m or s4o p M train from Washington and lie
0 psrsas and All stations on the Virginia road
aso train For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad akc
rsroash baggage quarters svery
other pssiole s,y WI 10 found apoa nis Route
road Viii leave Washington follows
For points washus,on aud Piedmont
rr al stations between Piedmont and Wheeling take tho 49,
n n train connect train take 40 D. M
~ = FOR RAlInioRR AND THE EAST;
leave Washington 7.a5 m,
Lave baltimore sao and $50 m, and 80 and $50, D.
The IS only will stop way
aa $40, p. M
ns and Che 10, ab, and 40 trains ses Tho
rsssi Once q rnos n PARSONS, Agent, Washington.
Ods Master Of Transportation Baltimore.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
GREAT souHwHsrERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON Virginia. Tennesee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas.
road Oe avonue street.
ton Page
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad at Alexandria.
To Richmond Danve Iyuchblre Bristol Knoxville Dalton
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville Huntsville Grand June
ton, Memphis, Montgomery and New Orleans
Mrect Route aDd uonunuous way Connexions 70 sempns
A.oiars b..u. - III, ~. a' i M o'n's WV NV 'os
SD0.'e, .a M ~ e., ~ -. % .sa. d. 49,, ~. CO., - ouu., 49,.
,ne s .,n, : = ~ 60 ~. o. 80 w 49, 80 ~ ~. ~ ~ -. g.
ssua ~ M ~ ,,,
tusnen't ~ :. - 80. ~. 80 ~, ~. ,ss, o
raakjnp aure and close Connexions 10 Memuhs
wagons and onbrseS leave hs Office Pa avenue
O'clock a. ID, and T. D. m ~
''.5t - JANIES A. KyANs Agent
June Is-tr washington
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NEW LUMBER YARD.-The undersigned, hav-
IN recently taken charge the Lumber sixth
and the Canal respectfully invite the attention dealers
generally purchasing
stock OF White Pine Lumber Cherry h Maple Poplar
superior aud wen seasoned and win be sold the lowest cash
prcss coITMAN Ki1BoURN,
Mar I5--dn . Assaneos
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DRYANTS LETTERS FROM SPAIN.--Lettcrs of
Id Traveller. BY william Cullen Bryant
vol. 81 25.
Brothers, history Of the school and college life
OF young vol 81 s-l.t =. t.
Of the Senate BY Major Jack Downing vol
Illustrated with "a original engravings 81 rs.
Laws and Practice Of Whist By Caeobs. rs cents ...
Ksnny's Manual Of Chess 80 cents.
For sale at rH#..s t. tf ss5y .gs PHILIPS saE5E
Bookstore, 332 Penn. avenue,
Ma between 9th and 10th streets
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NTADAGASCAR.---Th Visits to Madagascar d,l-
Iy ring years 1883 1854 1885, including journey the
capital with notices Of the natural history this country and q The
present civilization people, BY tho Row VIM Ellis H. g.,
illustrated by from photographs, &C. lyol ~ So
Z Just received and for sale by s.gs
. Mar 10 BLANCHARD MOHUN,
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DAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE-The second ex-
Washington Association for 1859 will
this morning spacious galleries Pennsylvania
avenue bet,een 10Th and lltl sreeis. Mar 10
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-11-30
From Fulton County.

,Sdlem Ark, Nov. 18th, lSo9.
 MT. EDIroR-On the 10th of Oct. last, we were favored politically speaking with the presence of Col. Hindman, and heard him pour forth his tirade of abuse upon the Johnson family. We were struck with amazement and hardly knew how to take the gentleman, for we recolect when he canvassed this county in 1858, he was ready at any and all times to seize and devour each and every know nothing that came in his way with the same rudeness that lion would his prey; but now when he speaks of the know nothings and per diem men he puts on his kid gloves, and handles them as though he had a babe Tn his arms. We saw piece published not long since in the Old Line Democrat that differed widely from the facts.
 This correspondent says that Col. Hind man IS taking like hot cakes at this place. Gentlemen who are fond of hot cakes, are too apt to pitch in and get them raw. He further goes on to say that MT. Martin got 30 subscribers to the Old Liner, and that all are subscribing except know nothings and speckle backs, and calls himself hard shell democrat We may then well sup pose that our readers will come to the con clusion from the gentlemans talk that we have three kinds of democrats here in Full ton county. First, the true democrats Second, the old line democrats. Third, the hard shell democrats, or in other words the true democrats. Second, the know nothing democrats. Third, the per diem democrats.
 Now l do not wish to comment upon the genteman's assertions about our county, neither do 1 wish any controversy with the hard shell gentleman; but 1 will wager ten pounds to shilling that if he will come out and own his name that he is one of the 2nd or 3rd class democrats. He also says that if Col. Hindman pursues the same course that he is now pursuing, that we all will vote again for him and against all who are anywise connected with the Johnson family As for my part, cannot say so much as that, for if Mir Hindman pursues the same course that he was pursuing when saw him last we will be compelled to vote for some other man, for it will be i'm possible for him to get back ill time to be reelected.
 Then again, the gentleman goes on to say that we live away up here among the hills and mountains, and that we hear but little speaking. The same ss to say that we are a backwoods settlement If that is the case of course we would be easily pleased, and that any one that could speak would please us; but 1 beg leave to differ with the gentleman, think that we have lots of speakers among us, and that we have the farest and prettiest gals in all Ar kansas, and that we live in one of the finest countries, among the finest people and the purest democrats.
 can say, and that of truth, that I do believe that we have the fewest number of unsound men in their politics in all Ar kansas. They are all of the true blues, matched and reared by tae old blue men, and not by the dominicller
 Yours respectfully,
 $. w. DAVIS, of Salem.