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Smyrna times., 1859-08-11
EAIss0ssZfftess.

The firm OF 'rClsun EUkc.In town Of SIn; ;rnu.
has been Ihis day Dissolved ~ u.Utua consent. All
accounts ui The rm w.lI bt sellrd D, John V rolson
JOHN V. TOLSON,
March q, 1859. G. W. RLAkE
rrtsp Tbs md 2rs~nel sal continues To cnrr: on
! o ! tno B1' aud Shoe Nnking III al lis branches.
' IT,. and hos by sriU ai'-lIIun business to
men! lIUeral s.are vi I'ibiI' patronage
RlI2i JOHN s. TOLSON.
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y D g G u.

The ualorsisued having 'ahen rossessonof
IIUTi'Ell\sIi;'S 3iiLLS,
(fonnerly occupied by Ilue> rvausl j. prepared
Il Manufacture WhedI flour. Clrn NEAL, and
BIckwaeat Fl"nr; ard. also to Crush And Grind Corn
OIL the Coz for Sinrk-;aud sc.
Tine services 0fa -uperpt Miller have been engaged
an no las nil De spared 10 eve enlre satisfaction
10 Our patrons.
BRAN and SHIP STUFF constantly nr hand and
FIR sale. bv JOHN :. h)t'FECkER.
March }, -
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's!su,.u.I1u,r -4U, t..I yu,s.
GUANO.

lCON JAN ' 10 - tIRN MI
respectfully announce IL '.rInt r.. and ian ors
in FvrI Izers, tIin are uuy 'rr pare t., ,li,.
pts Il orders i'r the 0bovC ,G|a.G.c a'd LASTING
80 pr Iol iahr.al -. &c in,
allowed according H. tie qUaHliy purchased
The practical results aIi, ding heusc OF this Ciuano
have been most rematk atkahte, nud from lis permanent
action the SOIL il takes precedence Ov Cr al others
Farmers using 1t can depend upon full aud regular
supplies; II Is unlike some UtGer GuanOes which the
consumer has Jus begun TO appreciate when he is IN
orm' lha' the "depost" Is exhausted, or The price
raised above his ability incnaliun To purchase -
Upon this he may fully rely, us To The lnlmrss ui The
supply The quantity on Jar, il I-land alone, is be
lIeved Ia he over fhre AIIliIulS"l rnns
We have JnsI dlsch II large cargo IN fine CON
dIJo ana shall be ia COsiin rccrId ui others Iiil.
ported direct from the Islands "a this GUY
Jarvis B Blker's islands under The protection oi
the dlted States Government.
ALLEN e. NEEDLES
sole Agent, for tho Comranv,
~ ). NhaIVes and u = Water ST.
Juhe5o jn Pad eiphIa
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HGl't{ar0rc.

good To-, embracing & rp"nrrt'> Foos,
L"cN-, Srr"Ws Hinges. &c ~ut tt ro-t ty
T'EIIUbN & OLLINS, 20 Sm,.... Fr.-
ers ard Br lIrr> VIII t.f, .n rc"-th. II elk
Inc ,ud"> such a. u-,t tor hul Aug ~ .S.n-,S
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Street. conner 0i t(uarry, Philadelphia.
Gold Lever Watches, Glll-jewelIed, IS carat
cases. S28 90
Gold Lepnr. Is carat. % 90
Silver heplne, IulI JeWeied, IL UU
Silver LcInnr. 9uU
Superior ttunulcf. zee
Cold >peciuc!ts. It
Fine SIivei SperiacI"s. .,
Gnld Bracelets g..
Ladies .utd Prnr,i-
SI.Cr Tea : ,",urI>, >, Il.
',od ter.s. NIsh pctrriI ,ih ~Ilei holder g..
rod IIl-'f t:ug~,%l i.is L., So; Watch la. g
t,'H 2 'l- .f'c.. Is ,,..tt - other artIc o. H.
prpro.lon- 81 gooi> nj q 10 be What the,. rt
soid ''r NfRIr! ER q HARLEY
- -. II mi t,u.a 3.ja silver Levers md
L"rfr"- .i"N"r tiin me at,, prIcts toc2l-i,
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T2ESEOV AL.

CATON'S STORE has beru removed from neat
tiH .eHlrc ut The town ta NJ Est shy RN\, Where
he viii he pea,.d rereiVe lie calls OF his friends
and the Pubitc iii> store Is we'll SupI.cd WIN uew
and com Ilelc STOCK oil JuI GOODS. tItUGEKIES,
q ttN y AXE. Nc. Whlch Mi he sold nj Reduced
Prces &J-IEe IiIgas- irlC q paId inIr cot NTRl
= tO0CGE. DJI'I tnfICt 10 Ciii i-utthc New Sore,
West GJ.auarge Street, S'uy rIia. Nt!. Mar3.
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.5TAUFFER 5 & HARLEY.
PLILADELPHIA.
ChcAp AVAgrMcs. JGWeErY.

a-1aM ~ HOI.F-@ 1If and r ETAI Z, al The
T. - W PhlludclphIa Watch and Jewery
%snsT store" No. lS t,Id M. 46) North Second
Street corner ot Quarry, Philadelphia.
Gold Lever Watches Glll .jewelled, IS carat
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Ealals&c Of ours.
RAILROADS.

DplaW0re, Ncw CaSite, t5niing Ton q FFcnch
tOUH
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PAENT'S, OILS. &c.,

For sale ct low prices, at TSCHUDY &
COLLINS Store, corner Of Commerce and
Delaware streets, Smyrna.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
Tr gedy In Washington.
A Asmber Of Csagreas Stays District Attorney
Scandal in High Life.

oc0nddf ~ my" Lve'
WAsHusoroS, Feb 27th.--W arlington city
day) by the killing Of Phillip Baston Key. United
States Attorney for the District II Columbia, by
Daniel 3. Sckles. representatives. Congress from
the city Of New York.
According TO report Sickes. becoming convin-
ced Of the truth Of scandalous rumors which al
legged an improper intimacy between Key aud
Mrs Sickles, resolved to redress his wrongs
His wife. having. as is said, signed an ncknow.
Judgement of her guilt. Sickles, about two
O'Clock this afternoon, discovered Key making
signals from or near Lafayette Square when
he left his house. which Is nearly in front
Of the Executive mansion. approached Key.
who was converting with Mr.. Butterworth. Of
New York, and charged him with having di-hon-
ored him (Sickes) and destroyed bis domestic
pence.
lie then commenced firing on him with "A revol-
YER One Of the balls entered his left side, and,
passing through, lodged under the skin the OPP
poslte side. Another shot took effect in the right
thigh. near the fcrmoral artery. Key. falling
implored Sickles not u kill him. Tho third shot
10 tho right side. gancing from the body.
death ensued in few moments
The body was taken To the National Club House.
A Jury was summoned and an inquest held.
Their verdict merely stated that tho death was the
eject of pistol shots fired by Sckles
After the act accomplished, Sickles went to
the residence Of Attorney General Black who nd
yised him to deliver himself into the hands of the
officers of the law. which he subsequently did, and
was conveyed to Jail.
The matter will be Investigated tomorrow The
high position Of the parties to the tragedy has
caused the most unusual excitement. The city is
full Of rumors, some stating that the intimacy he
tween Key and Mrs. Sickles had existed for
nearly year, and that Sieklcs had previously re-
monstrated with his wife against her injudcious
conduct. and had requested Key to discontinue
his visits but the reports cannot be relied on nor
the facts known until there is judicial invcstga
ton
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

Mas. BENNETT IN lIiGn Favor AT THE WHIT,
Hot sg.-At the Presidents las. ieyce. Mrs
James Gorton Bennett occupied the same room
with Mr. Buchanan, and by his direction the crowd
were presented to her as we'll II. tn Miss Lane
At one time. says the Rosfs corrc,pon lent. i, was
difficult to tell wether the reception Mrs
BENEFITS or Mr.. Buchanan. The two occupied
u sofa together, in the reception room for about
three quarters Of an hour, tho President himself
introducing hn friends To Mrs Bennett. Tho
latter was attired after the latest French style,
aud decked with Jewels in abundance, and
held in her hand n choice bouquet, put up in an
unique manner"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

Bull VEroED.-On Saturday last President Buch-
anan sent n message to Congress vetoing the Agri-
cultural College bill. This bill makes donation
to the several States Of twenty thousand acres of
the public lands for each Senator and kepresen-
tatve in the present Congress and also an addi-
tonal donation of twenty thousand acres for each
additional Representative to which any State may
he entitled under the census of 1900. This dona-
ton is to build Agricultural Colleges Tho veto
ing message gives as reasons fur the Presidents
action-lst. The scarcity of money in the Treas
ury. Cd. The inconsistency of the bill with the
relations of the Federal Government to tho States
Sd. 1t will operate injuriously to the new States
4th. The doubt existing to whether it would
advance agricultural interests. 5th. Its interior
ence with existing colleges in the States. 9th
The belief Of the President that Congress has not
the power to dispose Of the public lands in the
manner designated.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
Late and Interesting from Mexico.

Late and Interesting from Mexico.
Vera Cruz about 10 be Assaulfed--French and Eng-
lash Vessels Threatening to Board an An,erican
Steamer.
New ORLEANS Feb. 2Gth.-The steamer Ten
ncssee has arrived, with dates from Vera Cruz to
the 22d inst
Miramon is still at Orizaba. with four thousand
men. lie 10 collecting forced loans in every guar
ter lie has formed u cabinet composed of Lar
ranzas. Minister of Foreign Relations Zac,ueta,
of Finance, and CASTILLO, of War.
Four thousand Liberals are ut Zacatecas and
another body at Morelia.
The Progresso of the 10th states that the
French and English commanders notified the cap
tain of the Saratoga that they should board the
Tennessee if any flibusters were aboard. but that
the captain of the Saratoga intimated that it
should not be done while the Saratoga near
enough to prevent it,
The Foreign Ministers at the capitol have not
recognized the government Of Miramon.
The English and Fronch squadrons hold hos
tile attitude before Vera Cruz. favoring Miramon.
The city is to be attacked from the sea by the
Church party, and on the land by Miramon.
The English and French merchants have
nounced the protection of their own flags, and put
themselves under the protection of the American
flag.
A revoutin in Chill is imminent. The whole
Republic. except Valparaiso and the Island of
Chill. is in q state Of siege. AN the ports, ex-
cept Valparaiso, have been bockaded, or are about
to he.
The Cyane was to sail about the Goth January
for Panama.
Peru was quiet The French Minister had sus.
pended diplomatic relations with the country, in
consequence of the Governments refusal to nav
damages for the imprisonment and brutal treat
ment Of a Frenchman.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
Arrival of the Illinois from Aspinwall

Large Receipts Of Specie - Interesting from Cea-
hai aud South America.-New York. Feb. 27-
The illinois has arrived from Aspiuwall, bringing
81 300, 600 in specie
The Saratoga and st. Louis had left Aspinwa
the former for Vera Cruz and the latter for Grey
town.
The Panama Star confirms the signing Of the
ouslcy Treaty, and rays the Cas,-Yrissarl treaty
has not been acted ON by the Nicaraguan Con
grcss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
Ior the yugiinian.
Tnf We WyIhidn.
''oh wsd some power ihr gtt e. gieus
To sc ourscis rs Others 81, Ms.
1t wad ffnr mouy blum Ter free Us

II n
An foolish notion
MEssRs. EDiroRs lis it so that tho public taste
is radically corrupted? Has the strife and bitter
ness Of party warfare generated n preference in
the public mind for abuse. over argument Does
contemplating upon good men, by the newspaper
prcss--unsustained by any fact which could JUS
tiiy even question of their loyalty to all that is
honorable, really avail to undermine character,
and break down influence and popularity? Is IL
cause more effectively supported at the bar OF
public opinion by II tlppant sneer than by dig
nilied appeal ~ reason? Unless these questions
can DO answered in the Affirmative, the course late
ly pursued by certain Of the Democi attic journals
OF Virginia towards prominent men among their
opponents will damage rather than promote its
cause
If they can he 50 answcred-thcn that course
may be eilective-but eau be ~, only by feeding
II corrupt and rbnld taste for personalities. There
Is something warming to IL manly nature in the
stern conflict OF opposing oplnions-it is pleasant
in meeting frank and vigorous adversary. to ex-
perience
Tho stern JOY which warrior feel
In toen,cu orhy of their steel"
This discussion of public affairs is useful in in
forming the public mind-and when conducted in
style TO DO thus useful. is all the more in pro-
portion To the vigor and kccnncss with which il is
conducted. But carping, caviling spirit, whose
idea OF political warfare is to smut gentleman
who opposes his party-to dcpreeate his abilities,
| not by answering his arguments or convcting his
measures of folly but by affecting contempt for
them-to derogats from his character for worth
or sense, when nothing can be alleged against it
those acts can only recol upon those who use
them, by disgusting the risht-mindcd, even of the
same political persuasion with the press or speak
err who descends to. or cannot rise above them.
We are now upon the eve of the first serious
political contest in Virginia, which has occurred
for some years-indeed the skirmishing has been
already begun It is painful to observe that even
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

RICHARD CoBDEN. Among the pa s.engcrs in
the canada is Richard Golden, tho distinguished
ph,lanthropi,t and statesman. lie is On second
visit to the United Statos. having been in this
country some years since. before no made himself
~ eminent as he now il in the political world
Mr.. Golden was born in Midhurst, Sussex. in the
yrnr 1900, aud is consequently of the same nie
with this century. lie was originally engaged in
trade in q maker Of cotton prints but in the year
lsil was sent To Parliament from the borough of
Stockport where his large practical in formation.
his intrepedty Of mind and his clear and vigorous
cloquence raised him to II prominent position
the leader of tho great Free Trade party. Through
his cxertions. both in and out of Parliament more
than that Of any other man. the repeal of the Corn
Laws was carried. and free commerce establish
ed as the permanent policy of Great Britain
Since the triumph Of the noble principle Of free
dom, he has not been conspicuous in Legislation
as he was bciore-but he has not been inactive.
Transferred from the small borough of Stockport,
t" the larger constituency Of the West Riding.
Mr.. Golden retained, while he continued to DO II
member Of Parliament commanding nad useful
position. During the Crmean war he had the
manliness and Independence to express bis own
sentiments, which were those Of pence. to the
damage Of his political influence and standing,
but not Of his reputation of rejecting and noble
hearted man.
Mr.. Cobden's visit to this country is, we under
stand, wholly of private nature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

known Other medicine large share of public
hieucr sh"rt time this has done 1t has been
than since first heard aud 1t stands
the head all remedies Of the kind used
e" II ourselves having had no OCCASION Grown Of
g"S not only yet retains Its original color but
II friends have, aud We have knownit
I" fail IN rtsor the hair to It'd original color. We advise
snc becoming give the Rcstora
tive riai--Chtstcr (Winois) Herald.
Sold by all good DruKgsts feb wv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
Richmond Whir.

This valued exchange comes to ms in q bran
new dress, and makes fine appearance 1t pro-
mises, also. 10 "work its material ar to its full
power, and wear it out if possible. in hard blow,
on the copper head ticket" 10 which .eommends-
Ole service NC wish it great success
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

sale. irom England--lhe former bound for Alex
andr,n, aud the latter for City Point. The "Er,e"
has been chartered 10 load for the same road with
n second cargo for City Point.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

.er.. .,a.rs;rned believing the argument re-
III. dsIvs,sd bv YOU in tho Franklin Society
cen ey,r Of tks remosai Of IL. Negro lop"'a''o"
from r. Western Trginia not only ab'e om "nan =.
.cerooe; and TIA, its publication "'n 'e"a 70
5r;so d. prbisc wind ,oa CORRECT eose.u.l N;i,
w .,,.os tLs xovessoxs sxyect, beg TINT you VIII
6srnish us full statement of the matter Tor the
public press" n, p,,rxr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

By CLERKsHIP or THE liusTiNGs torRT.-l ie-
.prcully announce myself candidate for tho office of Clerk
Of tho ilusiings Court. Of the city Of LynrhhurS
ian 5dtdoie WM N. SEMPLE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
Candidates for City Sergeant.

HSiy- CRY SERGEANT.-At the No ictation Of my
friends. myself candidate for tho Office Of City
Sergeant. at the ensuing Spring election.
feb 4 dtiofrJ u DINNIS9TnN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

Morn RAILS FOR THE LYNcHpuRo EXTENSION
The ships Arthur and Anna Dorothea, with rails
for the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, have
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
LYNCHBURG AGENCY
NEW YORK s:!FE aNsUKANCE COMPANY.


r meeting OF thu LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS for
II the NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY at tn.
Capitol in the city OF Richmond held TUESDAY FEB
kUAkY lat. 1885, the following adopted.
The undt rsgne President and Directors the
have Examined tho report aud exhibit Of the
Insurance COMPANY for the ending January
ls nd Icing satisfied with its prosperous condition.
daily recommend To the and support
community The NEW YORK LIrk CoMP ANY has
now been in existence tor fourteen years and is Capt. al has
Of 59j 40 Sc State Stocks and
B,nd and Mortgages on Real Estate,
We think II al most profitable and safe mode of inv eating
money. The profits the benefit of the and
have averaged not less than THIRTY PER CENT PER AN
NUN the PREMIUM PAID Besides these nve.tmept.
ks the law of New nix requires, as additional
security that One uunded Thousand Dollars be depos
tied ~i!ht STAIN CoMPTRoLLkk any full de-
nian,l> hch the Compan" may fail to
We attention to the objects and OF
LIFE INSURANCE, az set forth by this Institution.
1t will be by the above statement, that this Company
is in a nonrIshng condition.
Those desiring inf rnson in regard The subject LIFE
INSUEA >CE wond do well to call the Agents of the
ato,. COMPANY. Who will them information may
he desired or TOR reference apply to either member of the
CAL BOARD
GfunGE WiTHE MuNrokp tSecretary of Commonwealth Of
DIRECrO
THcs II ELLIS (Plesdtlt Jane, River l. Kan,wha Coz
THrs =. AUGUST attorney at Law)
JohN BAGBY, tFarmer. King Queen. Va)
R,.v l. IL kEAn. pastor United Prcsu Church)
kIv JAS TAYLOR, Correspond pg Secy Soutln Baptist
W q PAI>E Kent, Pain" Co, Merchants)
HLkkY X ELLISON. (Sh-riT)
CHAs W. PUt GILL, \Banker)
WM NJ. SUTTON, do
JAMES THoM.s Jr, Tobacco Manutactnrer)
ROGER A. PRYOR. Editor OF the sates) wasingt n c
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
p H. GILakr,, NJ d, AND THOMAS i. WALKER, d.
e W. BUTTON, Local Agent.
c. f. WORKMAN. Genl Ayr Attorney for Va.
T. w TROTTEE, Genera Agent.
OFFICE 1870 MAIN STRttT RICHMOND. VA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
D 0 NJ E s TIC ECON MY.
UkOkABAlK,S

Compound, Chemical, Toilet & Shaving so,n
hIS SoAf can be made In to 10 al cost not ~.
reting cents nnd and of very superior quality
can also make In the same length of time JELLY SOAP
suitable ,o Washing purposes ht cost of three quarters
cent per pound and superior Lye The spbscr
Der also makes from barrel of Soft Soap fa an
p"nse of 10 cents onyJ barrels in ffeen minutes and
of better quality than the original ~
nat 30 essentially Is the Of Hursbu9 that dispos
ed to cast an of doubt upon short
hand ways OF doing business Yet these In ter
day di'r"veies are truly valuable Those scertica
can nave an opportunity OF Judging for
nj IN" CABElL HOUSE in the lew davs where the
proprietor stopping and here he will Ike pessusn show
ing me soap and making in the
wish to purchase right He is sell Territorial "a
wen as family rights, on advantag,
march ldts. WM q KIIGoRE
A uCT1ON CARD.-T he attention the nm h.
"A lie Is invited to the sale Of splendid urniture %
hosery Goods, Window Curtains, &c &C. to take piac.
Tuesday Morn at the Warwick House goods will be
opened this morning for examination. O. Il PHELPS,
'D y ust A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
fUI'U n X DAYS

oners under decree of the County Court Ct Bedford
punee1 w the case Of Cook &c Otey &c w nj seli
AZ p.o auction, on FRIDAY. the 4th Of MARCH $50 L.,
"n VI rue Market House in Lyuchbug SLAVES To- vii.
and very old Woman. named Hannah ''eA'''
IERMS-A credit of sixty days-noxo table note. ..,s.
toriiy endorsed, with interest from date wv ~o'
,hos., q. A. WINGFIELD
w ~o'uuH. h. c. DlkKS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

bsfy- | am n candidate for reelection to the
ian dtdafe JAMES BENAGH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

FsoN WAsHlN0r NV ashing.o1 Feb. 9th
III reported hostile attitude oi the Fren, b and
English fleets Mt Vera Cruz is discredited here. as
oil the dema' Dc If France ana England have been
complied with.
Senior Mata, the Representative Of the Juarez
Government, will probably he recognized in a { W
days. He has full power to make treaty; if re-
cognized.
The friends of Miramon here are endeavorinp
to secure the recognition Of the Church party.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

Proof Safes with dYs Patent EOndtr Froot Locks
arted separate medals the Worlds Fair Lon
don the Worlds Fair New York s5] aud he
Safes that arded medals London
Worlds Fan.
the perfect security Fire and
Burglars, o any safe offered to the public
800 REV ARD will be paid to person that show
that HERHISGs PATtNT CHAMPION SAfE failed
preserve its contents IN accidental fire.
The subscrb nj all kinds of Boiler and
Chicd Bank Chests Vaults Vault Money
Boxes Cheats Brokers, jewelers. and families
Ia Plate, diamonds and .ther yaluab.s
SH.AS l. HERRING & GO,
25l Broadway, corner Murray Street
Opposite CITY Hall, New York.
AGENTS II. w KNOWLES. Kichmond Va; X. +. LIS.
rctcrsbnig Va; J. II. ruoMrsoN Co, Lynohburg
Va aud ROWLAND X BROTHER. Norfolk. Va
81, A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
Candidates for Clerkship.

Hr5- announce myself a candidate for re-
election to tn" Office OF CITY Sergeant
4, dtdpte JOHN ROUSSEAU,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

LATER Fsox CunA-7Ae Sugar Narket-New
York, Feb. H.-Tis Empire city has arrived with
dates from Havana +, the 22d
She brings no news.
Sugars are dull, and buyers refuse to accede to
the demands of holders.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

lsLJ- We arc requested to announce JuNluSC.
DlDI AXE candidate for the CLERK ship Of the iustngs
Court Tor the city Of l. ynchbnrg Jan ; dtdofe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

G-,," am a candidate for the office of Clerk Of
the Iu,tings Court of l., nchburg J. GORDON.
an
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

VA" We are requested to state, That JOHN BOls
viii address. the peop. Of LynchbnrE. at DUDLEY
HALL Thursday Evening the Ii inst at 100 O'clock
The Gallery Will be rcserved for tn. ladies' march d3
THERE will be - gulnr nsout h ~ nscctiuH Of
the Sockhol of the Washington Building Loan Fund As
this Saturday evening their Payne
Book store. 1T u O'Clock full meeting Is desI
cd. have business vi Importance to transact
L. w. PRICE, Secretary.
shall sell Mt auction, ~ Shares OF stock As
suciation, positively without reserve G. w. r, Secy.
frI.l 4 d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-01

JAS. +. Johnson, Of bedford.
. WOOD BouLpIS, ofCharlottc.
BENZ. +. WysoR. of Pulaski.
koBT. RiDowAY. of Richmond.
j. A. CARTER. of Loudoun.
II e. GiBnoNs. of Washington.
Rom Is. BOILING, of Petersburg.
Jas. b. BINGHAM. of Wheeling.
|; ut. A. X. WoRRELL, Of Norfolk city
LEWIS A. BoGGs. of Spottsylvania.