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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

HYGEIo THERAPEUTIC CoLLTGE.-The Winter lee
lures of this school opened last evening" 10 the
presence of thirty forty students, of whom nearly
half were ladies' and number Of friends. DR.. Trail
delivered an address on the subject Of Nature"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

Arrival or 1HE USrED STATS CoEITTt SA-
vAsyAH.-TLe United States sloop-of-war Savannah,
lite f., e-shp Of tie home squadron, having on board
Commodore Jarvis arrived here yesterday rom Aspn-
wall TIE Savannah has just completed the first cruise
she ever made Pa corvette and most successful and
useful one il has been. She frigate bearing the
wide fac If Counodore Salter the coast OF Brazil
in IsJi-.-6. and was subsequently raced. She went
in commission hst at tbs port in July 1888 and soon
after siled for the home station, on which she hi1s
Ie,n almo,t mce4auily cruising ever SINCE She was
near Icing wrecked during the terrific hurricane near
Green Island having slipped from her anchors, ana
almost dilfed ashore AT tie mercy Of the WIND ana 'e
.es TIE Mexican steamers, now in the custody OF
tie autIorifi,s IT New-Orleans, were captured ~ Inc
Ss,.uIal. Commodore Jarvis, who is a most eficieht
of.cer. went out az Captain but the withdrawn OF
Commodore bIcCluney, wlO came TO Ne"-lorh WIN
flo I,a,.,c in tie Roanoke, left the office OF COM
r,uder.ir-ciief Of tie Zee; vacant, and 1t was gwen
IN lin. Salutcs between Commodore Brees ann
.J.r,f, viii De exchanged when the ship comes hp
ID. NV Yard. Her officers viii be detached III
,,v orrvo. tie marines transeHedtohe barracks ana
Il gallons who ale in great 81 riis, be discharged Al
r,,edis full lis Of the officers attached to the Oh
yaurah:
C.c,s-r J.s r. Jar,. Lieutenal', j. y Nslen - = NJ
rrr b H. Caiic- John Ouinn sud r. H. fslo1 go M
- o. i@,t A J. IIavra Hcatswain, 'hrrlrs a pI
Dan. q, amer Chss Morsu, CsrPrntef' L bo-i-Hln' san
maker lev 81 Rotg.u-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

CoUSTERFEIrs.-Severals 500, altered to the " Bank
of North America of Providence, r. l., were passed
about the city last night. Vignette-man and woman
on each end and head of Washington in the center.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
T. the as-oeisled Pres

y Ilf .l7-Jfla-tl rirtr-
WAsHisCIos, Friday, Nov. It, 1860.
T.s,ste DeIartmrut has received advices from MIN
;- Harris of the > oil July he states thai the japan
80 steamer Candnamarrah had arrived az leddo from
g. ,,1isco and or the return voyage was n&Ygaied
D., lersrp4e flone 1Lis be SAYS, Is the hrs instance
:; vessel conducted solely by Asiaiic- has sue
.a.sfrIy crossed the gres. North Pacific Ocean ana
srjbuiy prove. the japanese 20 be 70 capable Of I'M
,,,yei-.t that they might soon place themselves a.
y, heaf oi Oriental enterprise, Z aHo"ed IfeSy 70
cultivate -he great powers they p'rser5. tS -
fnqrac- he steamer, with two Governors i"r
Affair, had cal ed on Mr.. Harris, saying 'hey came "
command Of the Tycoon. and wee dTeleu 20
sxtu,-s 20 him hi Males'ys sincere lhallAT
gof tis friendly and cordial manner III WAl-h tue Vii
Inander aud officer Of b.. steamer were recei'e99 "
1he aulOilies and PEOPLE 81 san tranchro' lnoy
were directed 20 thank him particularly Joy lie c'i
plce fetir Of ihe steamer a. Mare Island Navy lard;
aud express he deep --n-" iis Majesty entertainer u
xie kiEdnea. ard ccJufe-y Of Captain Cunningham,
Commander eli Do. ard. The reports Of he officers Of
IN lsriu,uarr,ih aud ttfeF- we'd from the I'm
bsssy ,itb fali accounts oi he reception al san ran
c,,c6 and the kdues shown Them b. all classic ~ our
1eyple have produced q lively sensation especially
= ~, -fc uOble,, heretofore opposed % the treaty a.
W.JJ6 Ore Of the oficialf, miisey remarked 20 Mr..
Ill. We did moi believe sou wnen yOutod Oh he
q rrlv faolngs 0i your o0untry Tor Us, but we no"
q - tIf ali Won said was tue Mr.. fiaTfl T. ol me
,,;o, ti,st when the En5assiof- return 70 Jhpal'
tt.;r r.fsrtiou by tha Presideut, repeat thclr
i.ot. e,,efenee IL the staies, ana when lhey rtHle
t,iv nave seen o. the greatness ana prosperity o.
W -. r. viii have an important elect on the
o. - l., '.catr,rt dunos and lead 70 better
&c Of feeling on then par toward w. ana toward
,bs iufercOurse Of foreign nations: 1900. 10, N.
IN r. 10 f,utb v-haeyer in the report ina hr,
,,,'- le ,r,s about 20 retire from The edi'or'P o.
bro"I' itg,,,D or hat IT. publication j. soon TO oe
suspended. -r n eo,,b Carolina who re-
W hiiAVn ,J,sric to-day resigned hs olhcc o.
i Ft s ~ Of he Lned s-aies Legation 20
THnta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

FFou EuRoPF.-Tlr steamship Ientonii' rom iih'r
furp he IL inst. and Southampton the ON reaa'u
II. rort hri evening. Her adViceT are no Aer '''"
tlc4e brought by the Canada
The following il III Of the 1eutonIa ia'Te"8''',
a. - rrrrl snd two CHILDREN ia stenneFt II ais ad
,rr-d lldy r. r. frchentIrnui W IL J I'D, s.od
III a., Iircilgy and fauily A. 4 ksuitlsla' ana ~ ID
cabin aud atccrage
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WYOMING COrNrY-fOrrrcIA1
NDhNA-RCsH Co.-lOrrrcnr.l


RUsHyILLE, Ind, Nov. 8 1867.
Rush County gives for Lincoln, l,757 votes Doug
las Lilo; Breckenridge f76i Bell, -. Lincoln over
Douglas, maj 6;ts; Lincoln over all opposition, ~.
Increase in the Republican aggregate vote OF the
county since the Ocoter election 15 decrease in the
aggregate vote Of the county since ithe October cleo
ton, e..
The Republican majority on Governor in October for
the county wac "a. ~
Tie county elected q Democratic Clerk in 1859 by
a majority Of so.
Tie Presidential vote of 1856 was AZ follows: Bu-
clanan, l,6sj; Fremont 1914; Fillmore, 81.
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33S.lOO

IIltIta-t .-.s.s VuJ'iUV ''f""
In the enumeration OF " something's no account IL
taken Whatever Of stores Buildings in which there
are no families residing are not included in the count,
unlees hey are used for workshops and then not
urlegs goods worth $500 are made in them yearly.
Under the general head Of industrial establishments
are included manufactures, workshops, &c. with the
condition noted above.
coup.p,rrv. pRocpyss oy SFyy-YORK AND PUILA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

The canvass a. reported 10 Committee previous 70
the election was Is follows Republicans 3J8; Fusion 81
doubtful 52-8635. actual result Republican o3ol;
FUsic 2-g66i showing hs the Fusion ticket took
ali the doubtful their entire while tho Republican
vote fell short Of estimate just l. votes -
1856 was, fo- the entire county fTenoit
5O74; buchanan 1850; Fillmore 20 ~
The vote county increased over 100 ~ lO 'ots OF
thi. the Republicans gain 227, and the others 49,
The county voted IN 1888 a. oows: Whole number 'ts'-
Republicans 500 Democrats 2.ht6. Americans, i2Z -
he county voted In 1889 follows; Whole number '''7-
!, I..,r- -. I-ninn. 2 hbI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

CNpfRgILa-This beautiful painting, by J. Van
Herius, Of the Royal Academy Of Fine Arts Antwerp
is on exhibition at Schruss Gallery, No $40 Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
An INQUIRY.

10 he Editor Of The n J. Tribune
SIR: Your notice Of vessel belonging to Caleb
Cushing Brother hosting the Palmetto fss IN Charleston
; C. Iabor lead. ne inquire II their father Wa not con-
cesled IL h,s stirred hoisted some forty year, ago
NJ Ncwh1rJor, II .o the boy ar" not 10 be blamed . II
ruus ~ fhe tGniip." iNSDi'hN
CqrJonfdl-, "a, NV. 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

Tvs SYRIAN SUFFERERs.-The Committee for the
Relief the and Suffering in Syria Acknowledges the
receipt Of the following
Friend IS 5. c. A.. $40, G. Chester. Worceser Mss.
~ plymouth CONG. Church Chicago, SE al C. Linda AZ,
Second Cong Society Greenfield Mass go Youth. Py1g
Circle Hrzanum Conn, 80 w H. c. S. Through n Y Oh
server Fl; g. F. g. Philadelphia, S25: t. Sonerynls, y
y - 50 h 4 L. Hanover ~ H. 80 Eleventh Cong Church.
~ y. +3n: W II Taeott, Jerey City SO: hoIsan Brs
to ~: Wheeling Seminary ~ so Y. W RkeT 81 hev N
y Wheaton Narblshead Conn. IS Friend Nohan ptoa,
Sl425: Cong Church Clinton Brooklyn tIA 's '"
Prsbyeian Church. J0hnsburg -8 KS Presoyte An Churrh
Marksborough 30 81 Miss A. : nctey York N " - fist
Presbyterian Church Cincinnati $50 Total. S42 80 Pre-
yousy scknow lodged 42Oe76 II Grand Total S2i07s0
WILLIAM A. BOOTH. Treasurer, No IS Front street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

MAIsE.-The Augusta Journal has returns from as
towns and plantations in Maine which foot up rs fol-
lowe:
lincoln and 81 ag8 Brrckinrdge Lane. $50
Douray and 262 Bell aud Everett 753
lincoln Douglas o. 1876 over all, 2l,I2a
Tire So towns yet to be heard from gave S4 Repub-
lcan majority at the September election.
THE VorE or NEw-OELEAss.-The full returns OF
the recent election for the Parish Of Orleans, show
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

Bells majority over Brcckinridge, 2,57O-oyer Doug
las , 2l5 votes. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
SOUTH CARoLINA's TROOPS.
GEORGIAN OFFICE-HOLDERs.

Although Mr.. Lamar and the cbivalry of
Georgia are seeking recruits TO rally and organ.
ize companies for the crisis, not one of her Office
holders here has resigned and answered the sum.
mons. They are too patriotic to desert the Con-
stitution in this hour of its agony. Messrs Cobb,
Clayton, and Hilyer denounce the Union, but
draw their pay regularly, like considerable pat
riots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
AccrnyST as THE RIyER-Loss OF PROPER

AcC1DEST OS THE RWER-Loss OF PROPERTY
accident occurred tho river yesterday At the dock
the Bath Ferry by overlooking barge which resulted in the
considerable property The barge Merchant with light
fou Other produce In her bold chartered 10
BROOKLYN distery drove Of cattle. Nes'erdsy
morning commenced driving the cattle board aud ~heu
nearly ALL thoy suddenly crowded to side.
ca1Bv the barge 20 that extent that about MY OF the
cattle c into the river while great quantity Of xer poured
into the hold The cargo Of produce conderab damaged
but Oh the cattle saved with the exception Of swo three
bead cattle had been driven down from Jeeer Coanty
-lAlbany Argus Friday.
ACCIDENTS AND ISoUEsrs.-tOroner Sc1iimer yes
erday inquest NewYork Hospital the body Of
Patrick Kelly aged 30 who died from injuries reserved tho
9th inst The desed while working suildine Al the
the
The held inquest the body Bridget
Irish aged % who died from burns received tho
2sih The deceased employed domestic OF hou~o
In rshundedz ntysixih street and shiie hindns
IRE igned her clothes herdcts OF accidental death were
rendered.
Decentralization Tanner on Thursday night,
entered the house Mrs Maria CLARK No "A Wnlet street and
bnelkng into bedroom when he gsd by tlrs.
Clark who succeeded IN OBTAINING him un the arr gal Of Officer
Colafd the Thirteenth Ward who took him custody.
Justice Brennan yesterday committed The prisoner 70
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From washinaton.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Nov. l6, 1860.
APPLICATIONS FOR OFFICE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
FEEIGHTs TO CHARLESTON.

Most of the Northern freights to Charleston
are required to he paid for in specie by an ex.
press condition in the bills of ladinC. The gem
eral tendency of trade is against that point, and
The present cOmmotion must result in a material
advantage to New-Orleans and other non-reyolu.
ton9ry ports
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
rur M,EYI kNn BAPTIsTS.

At meeting of the Baptist clergy of Mary
land. held here last night, an address was IMAM
imously adopted, prepared by the Rev. Mr..
Fuller Of baltimore, formerly Of South Carolina,
aupeaing 10 their brethren in Alabama, Georgia,
and south Carolina TO practice moderation. for
bearance. and brotherly love, in this period of
excitement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17
oprtATroS or rNDrASA-COMPLRTE
I,gD. 1850.

Increase n ten years.
Zone disfric- estimated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

Applicants for several of the most prominent
appointments IN This District, under Mr. Lincoln,
are already circulating petitions and soliciting
recommendations. Some of them have held
Office heretofore az Democrats, Know othings,
aud everything else, and would again, if the
chance offered
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

PaEpARE Fow THE CENSUS MAN;-The decennal
census 10 to be taken in June. Not only the popul-
ton but the statistics of manufactures agricultural
products, cattle, &c, will be estimated. II WILL he
labor of little difficulty and necessarily consuming
considerable time. But the work be very Liuci
facilitated if people will make GU, their estimates be-
forehand aud have them ready for the takers
TO copy Farmers especially should do this, the frat
leisure day as it may be nconv euent to them to stop
work on a busy day in June to collect the particulars
and they will not be likely to DO it accurately by
word of mouth especially when addressing man
who is in hurry 10 get along to the next place if
they set it down in black aud white beforehand Es
cry cultvator should set down the number of his
acres the amount of each crop and the number Of
acres devoted to each the number of stock and the
amount of meat aud milk products Of his tarm--all
for the year ending June, 1859. Manufactures also
should have their statistics ready Every man has
an interests In making the as complete and ac
curate as possible, and this on be accomplished
by individual accuracy and care, aud will depend
quite much on the people as on the census to-
kers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

CRusmISG TAXATION 1.-The system Of taxation falls
heavily upon nuctoueers--so much So indeed, that
nothing has been done in consequence, OF any i'm
portance by the auconeers of this city. since the
Interpretation ofthe law WAS made known by the An
ditor few weeks ago In many cases. this law strips
the auctoneer of all his profits upon certain sales.
He therefore does SO much work for nothing wheth-
his time is occupied for day or week. !Ais ev-
nent that the trainers of the law unaware Of the
mischief they doing when they allowed this to
pass unnvestigated, for it must have been hastily
showed in TO have obtained place among the statn-
ties OF the legislature The only aterna i've for the
auctonecrs to wind their business or continue to
SELL protesting against the imposition. - Tet,rs5ary
Etpress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

= DEATH OF REVOLUTIONARY VsrERAS.--Col Fran
els Otway Byrd died AT bis residence on North Eataw
street, in Baltimore, on Tuesday hast. May 3D. in the
nth year of his age. He WAS the grandson OF Col
William Byrd OF Westover, Va. In early life be WAS
ore of III osr, who from principle, volunteered his
rvices to maintain the independence of country
4 honor to hat patriotic band. In the dim distance
their deeds Of ralor are becoming obscured. aud
one after another falls before the uncrrng scythe Of
death. we lose by each mementoes OF the past. In
1905, Colonel then Captain D, served in the war
with Tripoli and distinguished himself under Gene
raj Eaton ut the battle of Derna In the last with
Great Britain, he was in the regular army, and was
ENGAGED iu the battle of Tippecanoe, the 7lh of
November, 1911, where he was cons picuous for his
c,lan,ry aud courage. lie was also present ut the
battle of Brdgewater--or Lnndys Lane--on the 10th
of July 1914, where lie served under the orders OF
General Scott He received from the Legislature Of
Virginia his native State, vote of thanks, and was
also presented with sword in testimony of the high
estimation In which his services were held In 1885,
Col, Byrd removed from Clark CO., Va, to this city
Ball. Exchange.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
MARRIED..

On Tuesday the 1st instant, by Rev. John s. Gras-
~ Mr.. T. P. PKYroy and Miss VIRGINIA r. PAIGE, all
of Botetourt CO.
On the 81 instant, by Rev. NJ l.. Bishop, M. JoHs
FP THOMPSON to Miss NARY L, THOMPSON, all OF Bo,e
tonrt.
A. the residence of,heIbrdes father in Wytheville,
on Wednesday night hast, Cd inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Hietey, Mr. J. b. WHIrE to Mis NJ. S. BEvILL, daugh
ter Ct Mr. Wm Bevill.
A. the residence of the brides father on the a4h
OF APRIL by the Rev. T. Mitchell Mr J. q. PAINTER 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

VIRGINIA PosroFFicEs.- 80 Establishments Little
Otter, Braxton county, Abel n. Loughs postmaster
near route from Braxton Court House to Ulendinnin
Rockfsh Depot, Nelson county, Elisha G. Thurmond
postmaster. Appointments Puryear postnas
ter Mt Boydton Meckleuburg, county, vice John j.
Roffe, declined. James A. Vaughu, postmaster Mt 81
Dorado, Cuipeper county, vice Lewis Bolen, resigned
Nm Jackson, postmaster at Thorny Creek, Pocahon-
tas county, vice Reuben Brzzard, resigned. Simon
Hallerstein, postmaster at Burkesville, Nottoway
county, vice II. Wallevsteiu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
GEORGE ID. DAVIS,
Grocer ana Comm issiOn Merchant,
No. l3l Main st, Jynchburg w.

in receipt Of large stock of Groceries, Staple Dry Goods
Hardware, Shoes WOODWARD, Cordage Ne, consisting In
part
9ooo lbs Family Bacon Of my own curing; Mack
erel, Salmon and Herring strictly No. in a n and bar
rels; Loaf Cut Loaf, formulated. Pulvcrised and
Coffee Sugars Mocha, Java IReuayrn, and Rio Coffee
Parchcd Java cofec Honey Extra Golden Syrup, New Orleans
and Cuba Moassc Sole Leather French Philadelphia
Calf Skins, and Lining and Bidding skins; Hammered and
Rolled ron Oval Round Square, Baud and Hoop from Cast
Spear Blister and Spring Stce Railroad and Hors. Iron
French and Amt rcan Glass Pnt Locks Hinges, Screws
Bellows Anvis Vices, sciew Plates Rass and Files;
Springs Iron Axles Thmbe Skeans and Boxes;
niia and Cotton hopes Seine and Cotton rwncs Lnsed
Lamp and Tanners OH Copu and Carriage Varns Tanners
Toas; Talow Tar s2s Tarpentine White Lead Zine with
good assortment Of Paints; Flax and Tow Linen Plaid and
Straps Cotton Cloths and Osnaburg Stone and Wood Curns
Tubs Buckets Well Buckets ne, with every other article
kept in Grocery Store all of which will be sold cheap
cash. exchange for country produce Call aud my
stock before you buy will pay the highest prices Wool
Wool Rolls, Flax Seed, ecswnX and other country produce
~ Consignmenls solicited. Quick sales and prompt re
may 2ifiy) G.. ID, d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
Words of Caution


M- If We were 10 iol onr rcsder. tin, the wells and
R springs Throughout the country had been poisoned and
lhai lad discovered, anie effects
the hope Of ayeng death. II 10 tell them that
had discovered mine of enough for them and
that prepared TO share with hcn not would refuse
aid IA fortune. But health " valuable tan riches,
how much grathe should they he to learn that great
has been compounded of purely vegetable natter and
that lis curative powers are little less certain than light and
darkness Need give insiancesf If ~, call The
preior Of BAKERS BIITERs and examine The RAIDS Of
certificates, from all sections o tho SOUTH Of who
been cured of DypeDsjd by its all healing properties Among
them Will The vouchers Of old and young. male and f
males exolng this BTrERs Ia the SKIES and blessing Pro,
deuce for lis curative But lis virtues confined
Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches yield readily its powers
Toad ycra become ,Iuckcnch made noYc by It's niu
stoDacs made healthy by It's ucmirnzing e
fes indigestion disappears when enters the oi life
Diarrna cannot resist lis tonic powers. And Cholera ITSELF
when met by these BrTsns ~ promptly dsamed aud becomes
harmless Thousands Of persons have certified who used In
1919 and 3 when that devastating the country!
BAKERS BfrT1iKS will remedy Mi the ILL., Of humanity
caused the stomach and bowels
ly Yield strengthening effects and speedily driven
from System All who need tonic should Try H. and be
come their own judges of its virtues.
For sale By III tn Druggists ~ iynchurg and by all The
principal Druggists Ia the city u Richmond aud else" here in
Virginia also Of Mes-rs chs stot Co.. Washington city
D. C.. IT, SiAbcr & Co.. Baltimore Nd ID. H. Miller, Gov
ngon KY: and Barnes 81 Park, n. "
orders filed by addressing L. BAkER Proprietor,
feb Il -,l&c;s Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
From Rev. DR.. Rosser.

r>~Sr> EDITOR OF TIE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
tlxSS SEaPLEs isFaLIIpLE BAKING PowDEIAl persons
fond Of light sweet and Wholesome loaf bread biscuits batter
aud buck cakes purchase this powder with conf
dnee. The mnierals perfectly harmless, aud pleas
than Soda, SaaTatus No fear of bre1d. The
Of will make the igies sweetest brend In the shortest
possible time; time. labor and expense and dis
APPOINTS II the accompanying simple directions olery cd
b. Sides II manufactured In Virginia, and invention of
Yankeodom. John W. Garck, manufacturer aud soc Propr
eor Rrimsp. Va. We know him. and have tried II,
commend itAs The best tried Get and mind The d
rcctipns. feb Its.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

SENTENCED TO THE pENITENTIAaY.-Owen.c con
ycted in Halifax county, Va. of robbery, has been
sentenced to seven years in the peaitentiary.
day or two before his trial. his wife visited him
in prison, and he escaped in her ATTIRE but got
lust in the woods and was recaptured the next
morning few miles from the Jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

ofwyihe co.
On the 22d fApri, by the Rev. C. Stuart Mr.. J.
Of Wythc go.
On the goth of April by Rev. Mr. Mann Rev. n. W.
. BISHOP ofilolston Conference.-The Miss j. A. Goony.
koosrz, ofFioydco.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

TnE regular m. q -hly meeting Of the Yong
Meas' Chr SIAN Association will be hold ut their
ron this evening" at 8ocloek. Afull attendance
is requested.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07

CoxpLsrs usTs.--Seabary hns on exhibition and
for sale, the most complete trunk for ladies that
have ever seen. II has place provided for everything
from u bonnet, To Il small comb row of pins.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
CLOTHING. CLOTHINC!! CLOTnINC!!!

addition TO the large and fashionable Of READY.
j MADE CLOTHING purchased have engaged n rate
Cutter and will from this date, great part Of
my stock nj home Having bought Goods Importers
and Commission Houses can offer great Inducements
public. Garments will be notice. and good III
always warranted My friends mud all lovers of
southern manufacture requested to paironize will
hold out great inducements cash and prompt
crs My stock embraces Gentlemen, Youths and Boys
Ing Of every dcscripton also Furnishing Goods such
Shirts. Collars Gloves Tics. landkcr chif Drawers Socks
Suspenerr Trunks Carpet Bags, number oner art
clcs To Country Merchants will better
prepared than will sell cheap any this
side Of baltimore 10 call on will amply repay purc
for his trouble NJ. GtGGENuEIMlE,
LYSruBuEG, April II, 1850.
r. SA considerable number OF good hands
employment, and reasonable prices paid for work. South
tlotiiH Manu- factory. zap 1I-ts1 MIG.