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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
Arrival of tho Bohemian:
INTERESTING NEWS FROM SICILY.

FARTHER PolNr, June ls.-The steamship 30.
hemian with Liverpool dates to the 9th. and via
Londonderry TO the seventh pnssed here this eve.
nlng, land was boarded by the news boat Of the As.
ISOLATED Press.
The reported departure of the Great Eastern to
tho I'D is fully confirmed.
Later Sicilian dispatches indicate that the re-
ported capitalization Of Palermo is partially ncor-
rect.
Adriccs from Naples state the King had refns-
ed to acccde TO the terms of the capitulation and
hostlltics are to be renewed soon.
y Ncapoltan General had gone over to tho re.
yolutig nists.
a later despatch dated Palermo on the evenr
OF the Ord. announces that tho bombarLment had
not been renewed but tho Armi stice was contin-
ed. Garibaldi was still master of the town, but
the Neapolitans held the Forts
The terms of the equalization had not been car
ried out, but ne, iations were continued.
Letters from the French Squadron say the mr.
mistice was to continue till the 5th aud that Ga
rlbaldi for want Of ammunition, was forced to
grant the armistce.
COMMERCIAL
L'rcfpo0l. Sales of Cotton for three DAYS
amounted To II 900 bales. and the market closed
very dull Quotations Tor superior qualities were
barely maintained. and prices very Irregular
Flour and Wheat has an advancing tendency, but
closed very dull. Provisions quiet. Consols "a IA
95.
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Congress

WASHINGTON, June lS.-SrNArE.--The Naval
Appropriation bill was discussed. Mr.. Wilson's
amendment to place three Steamers On the Coasl
Of Africa, Tor the purpose Of suppressing the ARR
can Slave Trade, was rejected
A recess was then taken.
House OF RErREsENTATIVEs.-Se hours
consumed in the consideration Of the Ken
lucky contested election OF Chisman vs.. An
derson, the sitting member. and confirmed Nj
Andcrsons right to the seat by two-third vote.
All the Republicans aud Southern Opposition vo-
led in the affirmative and the Democrats in the
negative
The body is now engaged in considering the n.
mendments to the Civil Appropriation bill
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Democratic National Convention

DCInOCrdllc NaJlOnal convention.
BALTIMORE, June lS.-The Convention Assem-.
bed at IL, A. NJ.
The Front Street Theatre was denscly packed.
The assemblage was called to order bv Caleb
Cushing, prayer being offered by Rev. Dr. Nc
Cron.
The President congratulated the Convention on
its re assembling and expressed the hope that har-
mony would prevail.
The New York Delegation introduced u resolu.
ton that the claims to seats from the Cotton
States lie referred to the Committee on Credentials
and report that the action of the Committee be final
with the understandingthat no one be admitted to
seats who do not pledge themselves TO abide by
the decision Of the Convention and pledge them
selves to support the nominees
An hour was spent in discussing points of order
and motions to adjourn, End n. York refused II
sustain the previous question on the resolution
which WAS lost A motion was made that ihs
President admit all delegates whose seats were MOI
contested to the floor.
Adjourned to five o'clock, p. NJ.
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ASr',hEALrH HELrERs. Frequent complaints
are are. maae concerning the disagreeab!e aromas
woich perVade one half of the prominent and all
Oh the obscure parts of the city This is owing. in
great extent, to the filthy disposition of certain
persons who are very often loadest in their COM
plants against the same abuse. THROWING sl,p.
INTO the streets, often upon the sidewalks, is a
habit which many are guilty of. and not uufre
quentiy are there sufferers who happen to be
walking below the window or in front Of the door
from which such refuses are elected Corrupt
vegetable matter. such as peelings and cabbage
leaves, and the whole hosts of kitchen slop which
Hwoola be impossible to specify, may be seen
upon almost every street. the result of the lozness
or indifference Of servants and GU eess housckcep-
ers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19

PUTNAM County. The quantity OF land in Put
nam charged with taxes in 1858 was 27l $50 acres
in 1859 it was 272, 274 acres. The average value
per acre in 1853 was 50 81; in 1859 it was 50 rs
per acre. Total tax on real estate in 1858 was "a
24o 36; in 1859 it was 81, 1897 H. Total tax paid
on real and personal property and lccu.e in 1859
was $4,000 "a. En:ire population in 1859, esti-
mated to be G.663: of whom 1861 were whites,
692 were slaves and were free negroes.
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land '"e true owner 10 the
and ,;sa ..se tsxes on real and personal property
go. W. The entire population in 1859 was
osimatei to be Il. 55I of whom IL "a. we're whites
kandpha Star NV
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From Havana.

NV YoEN. June lS.-The steamship Quaker
City with Havana duties to tho 18th arrived here
to-day.
Her general news is unirnportant
Sugars wore quiet, owing 10 the scarcity Of
shipping and the frmness Of holders.
Galnia. the late French Minister to Mexico,
was passenger. he being en- route for France.
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Mason County. In 1858, the quantity Of land
in this county, charged with taxes, was SUj. 755
acres In 1859. the quantity was 307,f7S acres.
Tho average value per acre in 1858 was IS &c: in
1859 1t was So l6 per acre. The total tax ON real
estate 10 1858 was $l07S8 90; in 1859 it was Sll
GOO 90. Total population in 1859. estimated to DO
l2,loo OF whom ll,644 were white, 4JS were
slaves and 3S were free negroes Total tax paid
on real and personal property and license in is59
was Sis $50
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KANAwnA County. From the Auditors report
for the years 1858 and 1859, we make the follow
ing abstract;
The number OF acres of land in Kanawha coun-
ty charged with t,xes for the year 1858 was l-0S4
1854. the averaged value of which was Including
buildings) SD OF per acre. The number Of acres
charged in 1859 was l,00G,558, the averaged val
ne of which was SO % per acre.
The total tax on real estate for the year 1858
was Sl4, 764 90 and for the year lS49 it was Sl4,
426 49,
The diminution in the quantity of land charged in
1859 was owing, We presume, to a portion Of this
county. But it is manifest that there is much
more land charged with taxes than there is land
In the county. For county to contain ,O06, 55S
acres of land, it must be about 40 miles squared
o0 miles long and 80 miles wide. kanawha coun-
~ certainly has no such dimensions..
Some IL or Is years ago, great deal Of hill
md mountain land in this county was regarded
as not worth paying taxes on. and the owners in
many cases neglected or refused to pay taxes any
longer such land. The discovery however, of can
mel coal in this county about IL years ago soon i'm
parted value to these mountain lands. And the eff
iectof the coal Development in kanawhn has been
70 make all persons having any reasonable claim
10 tract of land, have themselves charged on
the revenue books with the taxes of such land
In fact there are tracts of land in this county mp
on which taxes are paid by two and sometimes
w three different persons, and this will continue
10 be the case until it is decided by law which
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral of the infant child of VIM T. and
Lucy Yancey, will take place from the residence
OF the father on Diamond Hill this tTucsday)
morning at nine o'clock. The friends and acquain-
tances OF the family nrs respectfully invited TO at
tend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

Tar AMHERST AFrRAy.-We learned from
,n,ieman FROM Amherst Court Hdnss, yesterday
senrnoon. that Messrs. Fletcher aud Brown who
isrs 40 severely wounded in the ARRAY. Friday
whit were, bsh ihought to be improving, and
aenJ another reneton not occur, will recover.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
rus FArn.-Ths Executive COMMITTEES Of our

Tus FAfn.--qhs Executive COMMITTEES Of our
,rr;,ulturaf Society. have definitely determined
we time for holding the next Fair, viz: the 10Th,
i III and 18Th ,ef October This is few days
..rer than the previous Fairs rendered neccs.
Cav because theaichmond Fair occurs sooner this
r rs.r than usual. Tho Executive Committee have
y,one to work with their accustomed zeal and en-
srgv and will spare effort calculated to ensure
,he triumphant success Of the ensuing Fair. The
uremi um list will be published at an early day.
,,bich will, We learn, be as liberal and varied as
,be resources of the Society will admit Of. Some
,hree or four thousand dollars. in money, will be
offered as premiums. Let contributors of stock,
e. remember this, and send in their finest spe-
linens. There will be some new features ut the
nsyt Fair, which will add greatly to its interest
All our country friends must make up their
minds to be present.
We invite attention to the advertisement by the
Secretary in another column.
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AiAI,kE

MhtNEIS-
BALTIMORE. juno 18TH Flour dull. and no
sales. Wheat dull and heavy. Red 30 TO - cts;
White 40 to As cts. Corn dull and firm, yellow
65 to 20 cts White 20 to "A cts. Provisions
steady. Mess Pork Is 25, Rump ii. Lard l3
Whiskcy dull at 81 cts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
To the Intellipant.

All dcas,s arise from or end IN impurt, Of tho
VIZ blood. No matter how called, each be cured by
vegetable purga,i,cs which do "nip bnd'
actually cxpc the foul humors which produce dreaded hcni
Acc Tie oior,uN and rhounalisu eli liver
pain the side, and general and upon
least cNcriinn. My BKANpRErIIS PILLS mol only cure
thr affections hut also asthma nn all durable
the lungs, well recent colds mud coughs Even cunsnp
tinn aud bleeding 81 c lungs have often been cured l., hr
Remember BRASpEEfHS PILLS have trial Of los YEARS.
DURATION aud warranted purely vegetable, and incapable Of
ujutug the tcdrr,si weakest Th.
recommend; but their virtues supa.s ru. The,
used Ia hc f appreciated Sold principal Office, No
Canal street Price % cents IA box. e I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19

HAMPERS MAGAZINE FOR July, has reached us
through Messrs Victor & Greed. who have it for
eale. We subjoin the table II contents: Among
the Nail-Makers; Before the Mirror; Ancient
Monuments in the United States; A Plea for II
Monster; The Cruise Of the Two Deacons; Sen
timentalsm A Voice from the Street; A Letter,
and What Came Of 1t 4; Wild Cattle Hunting on
Green Island A Tale of the Connecticut Colony
Slightly Deaf; The Merchants Lesson When
Came Back from Sea Lnvcl the Widower, by
W. NJ. Thackeray. tConcluded) Found in an
Apron Pocket; Monthly Record of Current
Events; Literary Notices Editors Table ; Ed
tors Easy Chair Our Foreign Bureau Editors
Drawer A Few Cuts by Sharp Man; Lines Of
Beauty Fashions for July
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19

os.roR's MEpAL-The contest for the beautiful
/ Gold Medal awarded by Prof. Mathews of Lynch
burg College to the best Orator in the list Of Stu
DENTS will come Off at Dudley Hall, this evening
ut half past eight o'clock. The occasion will be
interesting one aud the youthful orators will doubt
4 less he greeted by an overlooking house. Wesub
4 iou the order Of exercises:
Music
Hohenlnden-( CampbelD; A. T. Cralle,
Northumberland Co., Va.
Shall our Laurels Witherf--t Harcsurt) Wynd-
ham johnson, Jefferson, Maryland.
MUSIC.
Evils Of smemberment-l Webser); j. c.
Hgginbotham, Upshur CO., Va.
MUSIC.
The Roman Soldier Athcrstone) W. II.
Shaver, Montgomery, Ala.
Crminality of Duellng-( Motifs Joseph
Snipes, Richmond,Va.
The South and the Union-(Evans); J. F.
Haigler, Lowndes CO., Ala.
vindication from Calumny-( Emmett f. B.
Robinson, Brunswick CO., N. c.
MUSIC.
South Carolina and Massachusetts Webster) {;
W. NJ. Taliaferro. Lynchburg Va.
MUSIC.
Rienzi's Address, Miss Mitford) T. f. Wad-
dill, Charles City CO., Va.
MUSIC
The Lone Star Of Texas-(Webb) James
Hutchinson, Washington, Texas.
MUSIC.
Battle of Warsaw Campbell A. W. String
field, Isle of Wight, Va.
Speech of Buzfuzz-( Dickens L. A. Shaver,
Montgomery. Ala.
JUDGES. Judge VIM, Daniel, Jno. NJ. Speed J.
O. L. Goggin, II. G. IL. Kean and I. j. kirkpa-
trick.
N. B.-The Medal will be awarded on the day
of Commencement
COLLEGE CoMNENcEMENT-The fifth annual
commencement of Lynchburg College will take
place Tomorrow. The Students, Members Of the
Faculty and Board Of Trustees will assemble at
the Methodist Protestant Church. at 81 O'Clock,
A. NJ, and march thence to Dudley Hall, whore
the exercises will he had. We subjoin the order
of the days exercises:
Prayer by the Rev. Jacob Manning.
MUSIC.
Latin Salutatory-L. A. Shaver, Montgomery,
Ala.
Ancient and Modern Patriotism Compared
W. s. Eowlin, Campbell co., Va.
The Destiny Of the English Language-T. S.
Norman, Washington CO.. n. c.
MUSIC
intellectual Development IN Eternlty.-A. L.
Cralle, Northumberland CO., Va.
MUSIC.
Character of Humboldt VIM L. G oggin, Jr.,
Lynchburg, Va.
Mental Beauty-lI. Harding Northumberland
CO., Va.
Variety in Creation.-J. G. Haythe, Campbell
CO., Va.
MUSIC.
DEBATE.
Has the Federal Government a right to prevent
the secession of q State Affirmative. T. N.
Davis, Lynehburg Va Negative, l.. A. Shaver,
Montgomery, Ala.
Philosophical Oration-W, NJ. Talialerro,
Lynchburg' Va
Astronomical Oration.-J. F. IIagler, Lowndcs
CO., Ala.
MUSIC.
Comforting Distinctions.
MUSIC.
Comforting Diplomas.
MUSIC.
Neutrality-suspicious. IL. Lewis, Lynchburg, Va.
MUSIC.
Awarding OF Melals.-Orator's Medal by VIM.
NJ Blackford. Greek Medal. by Rev. II. w.
Dodge. Latin Medal by G. Woodville Latham.
HAPppR's MacAzINF .TrIy has reached ia
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MIsCELLHNE0Us.
LEE, ROOKIE q TAYLOR.

LEE, ROOKIE & TAYLOR.
w AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, ., the old sand
Of LsE koosE Co.. No 100 Main street, I1nohburE, W.,
VIII pay Particular and prompt aeniles the sae OF To-
6attO WHE1T, CONN IA CON LARD, 1UTTER, FSA.
THERS and cOTHTRf PR0DPt'E generally MAKO iibe-
raj advances prodaea merchandise N hand r euas
ancc and eash lime safes whom eguire attend promptly 70
gos consigned tn be forwarded have always hand large
aud well seeted stock ~ 0rccries Imported and Domestic
Liquors Wines. Nc, &c.
Nv GRAIN nAas furnished at The usual rent when pro-
cnnAlvncl I,ll I,r. IInhA "a
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w ords OF Caution.


n - II la tell rc"lcr. that the wells mud
w springs ,honF"n line ""aat, hl been no.one and
hn would mol gladly avail themselves OF discovery, with
had discovered mnr o treasure, enough
t were prepared 10 -larr with en not would refuse
nr Ia fortune Hut a, health is valuable Than hc
h"" much graicl should the! be learn great
has been compounded OF rirc, vegetable matter mud
That Ns curative powers are lllic less certain hnn light aud
dkns'' Nrti w. e, }en instances llsn cal IN The ro
been cured Of Hslsiah, lis all healing toc Among
nnl rNt"ilmg ui- liner, /" the skies, auL blessing fos-
deGcc for H. curative po@rs nt rs virtues moi confined
Dl -cpsa Nervous Headaches yl cul, Ia liz powers
Torpid INcs become luckcucd ma made active h, nfu
s"uacl iuac healthy 10y IL ncnraling
parrhra resist lis tonic powers. Chlora .rf
harmless thousands OF Icrson. have crrrd who u-r il il
sio amt ~ when thai sronrge devastating the country
BAktEs Ri fEEs will NJ" emr, ali the lia Of humanity
but such discusses caused b, the stomach and bowels
l !lrl To- is STRENGTHENING effects, md speedily driven
from IL" 's-""l All Vito nee. ISc should II, 1t, aud 10
com" III, 10 own judges ef il virtues.
prinr ps.t. in The ely a Rchm",d nd ct" where ~,
Nnotoa; n'o. "l A,.rs has s,o,s y Co." a.nvton e,,
orirr. tlI'i by addressing i. BAKER, Proprietor,
til 2l-d"rS Richmond. Va.
Hair Dye Hair Dye!i-Hair Dye
go SM. a. HArclIEL0R's HAIR DYL-T4r on
" olS' An BrsrIN mn WogIp-Ail others are mere
mutations, and 'hauld be avoided II YOU wish csenpc tdi-
Gruy, rn Er-rr iinn Dyed instantly beautiful and
Natural Brown baek without Injury t" the Hair skin.
fte,n Heoais anil Diiio1ds have been awarded
A. acicl"r since i9, aud S00 applications have
made IN the Hair of tls Patrons of his famous by
Nm. T. BArcufior's HAN Dyr produce II tnor To be
distinguished from natnrc and Is HOg1'{A not 10 inJurr in
e least, however long II be conHUcd and he lciiccs
Of Bad pyes cncied the Hair n'goalcd ior lic by this
splendid Dye,
sold in al cities nnd towns Of the United States by Drug.
gisl@ and Fancy Goods Dealers
eF The Genuine has the aud address upon steel
plate engraving On four sides Of each Boz. Of
WILLIAM A. BArClIELOR,
NH l3'l%cIy-ls Mr-&co1 ID B'ud street, New Y ort.
~ ~ TIE undersigned viii prepare Dfrps, CONTRACT
SOP 29t- wM. D. BRANCH
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Davis Pain Killer.


m ~ have uset The medicine known rs rrRm pAv@'
WSI Pn> kiGItn In m, family fur the last twelve months,
md have great pleasure In icn ing In favor u" s .alua
BILE properties would not be without II. Dn.
the existence" ofihe cholera last ,enr cdclne
{" sort hut the an Killer, although self mud
members Of Family attacked by severely,
har" To say that the Pain Killer equal Ia ever,
1t was both lnA eniaise md certain dcr
should M" be doing III, duty 10 the community did no
THIS much II attacked by chnlcrn Pain
KILLER should be- the only remedy sh"ud use have tho
rhngil, tested aud know II he relied
lc lin r. H. BEEAINCENp, Gaenu. n.
Or s-y- ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURERS eN-
eESE rtrs lNrAllhLh BAkiNs powp,R, the beat n nd
cheapest preparation kuoMu for making a few mnnlen
without Yeast aud IN elegant light, d.
somt Loaf Bread biseuis latter, Brkwla and other Il
dr takcs Pudding Pies mud pstry every description tn
saving of time, labor and expcusc,
(tron Rtr. Thomas Riaf0rd)
M.nI hui, llrNricu liih Oct is5S
DR GArIct Dear sirlInying used To rnnsi, rabo
extent Your 9mp"s iHhn Powder" unlcsiiaineiy pro-
nonnro II 10 De tng my
family Tor the purposes Tor which II is recommended.
TnoNAs EtsFoHp.
PonrsM"uru, March ~ ts6s.
,lccni> recommend "scmplc'p ink ing Powder, rs tha
mus srri arr l., ever used for mak ing liz
oat htcbd Biscuits dc, In thu shortest posDhc linc
JonS JACK.
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John W. GARLlck.
Manufacturer nnI Sole Proprietor,
lIthupuub Xa
may t33nn
Wigs Wigs Wigs ~
BATtIlfIOR's WIGS AND Iin'rEEs snrpas,

w. ALL The, arr elegant easy, light and Durable
Fniing charm noNnrning up hohind-no shrink ing III
HE head indeed This il The only Establishment whi, these
hiugs property understood aud madcl6 Bond street.
NUw York. sNr.3Co NH l3.dae5.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19

MORE GOODS! DRY GOODS
Received and rec, wing, In great variety NJ
STIdLE,T, PETERS d. CO.'S,
No. 100 Main Street,
mny IL LYNofiBpRG, VA.
vNDMoND, DAvENroRr& CO, RICH MoND, offer for sale
~ 800 half cheats uunpowd and Black TeHn mpor
iatons, Of the hest chops that could he obtained
China.
ALSO,
2iNo sncks inc Salt, per shir "Aiexantss,"
ht1 " Ground Alum salt,
~ tiers am, half ee, direct nom Charlssto,
~ hids. Cincinnati Bacon siies
100 bags Government Java Coffee,
40 iefoor Solar and Coal PIT on, .I...
100 boScs sweet on, ....
100 cases Llcorice, favorite brandA
HOO ti,rccs liiiberts London Porter,
Boo linies tluves.
Huirnegs, Mace and Pepper,
bark and Pale Brandy, " our own importatiou
Wnrs " approved brands.
Woreeslerahire sAuuc, ...
Cross Blackwelrs Mustard,
1000 bags Peruvian 0uano No.
1000 Manipulated duane. isps
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19

Prepared by s. W. foWIE u co, uoson and for sac by
lliam \. Slrother co, ami John H. scay. ,nehbug
l. Puqh, tamph G. u nnd by all Druggists dealers Ia
medicine throughout the l-6lw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19
Holloway's Pills and Oint

Holloway's Pills and Ointme mt.
a. .y- MY RlADS al men have boon engaged than
RR quarter of this pr,sen ccnuf, test ~ ell
seriousness OF Hd'2tedys ffHs and tnf1est remedies
either separately couni, for all Internal aud tcra all
lnenls ler unanimous aud enthusiastic verdict a,ot
these remedies Is hclore aud should convince the
ineTedulnis sold ut The mRnufaror,, No. Maid Lane
Ne" York. and by a druggists nj e3c DE-, anl 81 er box
hot I Ia. tu1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
~ MARGARET MONCRIEFFE,
THE FIRST LOVE OF AARON BURR,
ROMANCE OF TIE RENoLUIIoN-Witl an appen
dix containing Letters OF Col Burr 10 kate, Eliza" and
Leonora &C. &c with Fac simile of the Celebrated CT
pher Letter and Key,a go -
je 1918 yICTOR's BOOK STORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19

DOCKS FOR THE MILLION.
ID BEADLES DIME NOVELS,
NO. MALESkA, -
THE INDIAN WIFE OF TIE WHITE HUNTER, by
Mrs Ann Sephcns 2S pages for only 10 cents for sale at
je 13-ts VICToR'S BOOK STORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-19

SPlCED and not srlecd, Italian Maoaon Powdered spices
- oi all kinds FOR salo by
dec 10 srABiER h JONES
Portland Sugar IL Syrup.
OnA UIil4a A. 4. SUGAR,
[VV 100 syrup, received per schr "Marshnil Perrin"
In store and for sale By FOWIE h Co.
Jc Bm Alexandria.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20


Tue Liverpool Tsrcs Of sept esavs,-we had cccasios
few days ago Ycnark pou the ssarcty OF Americas
seanen which may be attributable m great measure "
The EXCESSIVE crews that the pssssnesv compile cent
grant ships 70 carry rberc are AZ presesf Leo thas
dozsa ysseh in the nsrsey waiting for crew. and thak
The fsce Of he large advances offered BY Amer-
shipping masters for although every lnduceusnt a.
every ererton made 10 procare mss ssill eli prsvua
abcstvs - there are seamen avaAbs aad NO arrivals
70 spesk y Nov, had each paassassr shlp whish
be- len This port for the lass few weeks only
eecn provided With . suffsient crow, shsro
wcsif have been q the present mcmsss I suppiy
o. ssemen 70 meet the demand and many would have 49,
oeneoted and much money saved where's, By shippnf
excessive crews no individual concerned IL beneoee1 -
snouh sny casualty occur ~ So large voad -
b found Ike tke revers wssh -
the case, - the Old ryovsrb tco asy coc1 spoii ~
broth" holding god In this instance bssids al.g -
boats with Unnecessary mon, aod dsprivtng others o. .
chance OF being saved. Considering ne inos.e Gsne
between this port md America, end how mech avwpoo
prohted By g. IL Q matter much 70 - desired thAe
every facility should be gtvsn FOR the eusss essvscn
vssssls and II 10 be regretted tnas ssy cau1 10 any
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sAiIine, and 70 70 - bopsd haa W causs 70 -
found wbsvs ne bavs STATED lend - have evevy rsa
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20
CITY POLITICS.

The Democratic City and County Conventisns
to Assemble thk Evening Efforts Of the Po-
ntielans to Eject q Fuslon-Thc Breckln.
ridge Interest Claim Half the spells-The
Real Candidates fsr Nomination Their
Chances and Suppert-nozart Hall Left
Out n the Celd-The Breeklnridse Con-
gresslonaI Nominations,