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, 1860-05-21

~1AIE VF lILINVlS, County OF
0 cqS5 sSsure!!or Gonrt os Chicago. August Tern,
ell!. kuadian 81 tbs said John U Dcdse CHANGER
Aa,:aEtt q IL n7nreslde1ce Q: aad Jants a. Gii.
4ad cannot b. lound thes*n 10 BE- with psrees
h.Vlnx leeu nea In tia oce OF the C1sk Of sid SUI
y! hereby !en - ths sald John G. Dodge and ja5oes
dIis, that the complainant hed h!s ou Of complaint
"a ths Hnsetnta ~ OF My, 1850 and III, summons
.aeteanGp .9sa out q ssld Govt axns said d<endaE
b. law required. ' $50
Now. nnle.s you, the taid John q. Dodge and Jaoas
Gilts aha ratonay bo and appeAr before he 1at 81
pe1Gr coast q Chleaso Of cGok Count ia as day
County On the In. Monday Of August ls6 and plead m
aTef Or denf TO the said complainant sn compliant
the taA and the matters and things therein chaxrd and
stted. viii h taken Confessed, ard dee.ts entered
Akalnss you acsosdnE TO the pEaysr Of said bill.
r. r. Bp1a14a Counltt' SoIr ,1T11ssn.1
, 1860-05-21

that nuns ofthe ministers Of other Governments
we're officially present, though Mr, S!oecksl of
Russia, aud perhaps others, were in tha crowd.
they all treat this Embassy with marked indif-
ference, aud, d,rerhaps, because The United States
received the first compliment. Cards are out
for brilliant party at General Caxss to.mor-
row night, and in compliment to the Japanese,
though thu. fact is not stated. They viii be- en-.
tertained BY the President at dinner, aud, per
haps, in the evening.
LOBBY CORRESPONDENT 31pxL1Ep,
Mr. Walker, correspondent Of tho New York
ErPrtss, was expelled from the reporters cal
lcrs, on Mr.. Wins'ow's motion, owing to deIel.
opments before Mr. Covode's committee, There
are others who deserve similar or worse re-
blke for their notorious venality and disgrace
fut prostitution Of an honorable calling.
, 1860-05-21

IRIS " ELt.-The insurance agents and com.
pkniea doing, business in Chicago, now admit
that tbs Policies Of Insurance Issued for the
last three years, from the PARTICIPATING
cent. mor'e than any they can furnish. Their
III Co'H) customers know them to cost 50
per cent. less and that they write 1t reduced
rites. my186t
, 1860-05-21

JUSTICE Ak1N.-Polico Justice Andrew Akin.
alternate magistrate Of tho Pol1ce Court haa
opened an Office for tho transaction Of civil
business at No. - Clark strset, opposite the
Court House. lie Is too wall known 10 the
public 10 need any communications at our hands
q An ot1ioial and gent!emsn.
, 1860-05-21

~ uonees2%
Auction Sale Of
G. r O @ e r I e 8.
SALES ROOMS
No. ~ South Water stres {eeood door Of eazk.,
cu WEDNESDAY, MORNING. May I'D. At 10 osleek.
~ o - s''si:: :: %
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. q :s!: :ss:: :Sss. Ea cass:, ass:. sy''''
r ssssi " Gs:s: Ss::': EYss ti.sf II n5''a To,
y bo1ss Tobacco
q: &: ss:n:s,i Il A's%s''''' ssss. c's''s'.
g g ls..n TSds' ra!s t,S:gs. tSt:g;
j.: Fsss. Fsss;
s RR,.s.: Ga.@pai:;a cs;n,t,,t ',,H19s w!ss-
sEs.f. 3 rs. 4:;:sssa 4:i ses.. p'ef'*-
I 7 Ss.ss aossa { s'a::a; Z : Mu.
~ MA1.a "a sla.
's:' +; !:ss *'s;:; IS 4? b't.ea.4 w'.sm ::
r.: nsi:d ttss* r.; P.is' iSss.'s;s' sss On
81 !. A.. TuiD*nIaa.
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~ s|1:*, Fs;f Es:rsh eta1 Is. nsss,2 sses,ss..
;i:f' k%:se.a t9aaSa ER.Ti R.I issa,
i !; ss.a r.. Fs!ss !! a!n'.
10, ans #. Dryer. <va1ous azsa)
ia 61s i.1se sized American double thle< alaas.
Together III INss namees Of s.h.. articles too
o.: z n u IF t@s ~ q s "a
kst sAs posittss, terms caah. nkants sinds;
, 1860-05-21
NNs
E@rcas & GrihttttE


NM. L1NcoLN.s ACCEPTANCE.
Ar. :asimuus speech and Ar. Lincoln's re-
p'r, at Springfield. last evening, on tho occa.
zion Of the official notification Of tho latter's
nomination for the Presidency, are alike bricf.
aud straightforward. The former prasen.
Leu tic platform aud official proceedings Of the
convention 10 Ar. Lincoln, and the latter ro-
sponded in terms TINT he would give them b;a
earnest attention, and reply in writing st m
early day, not doubling tlat he should find
the papers submitted to lila consideration m,
tlFoly satisfactory, and such rs to cuab,s him
to accept the high honor rendered to lin
THE PnnsosSE: & Is THE ooSv1s-
The National Republican ccav.nt;o, of 1864
WIZ ioas oe memorable as comprising in its
'nesa0erse. p an array Of mighty men. Theeo,-
"n'us v this paper lave been filed for three
~, Will e7eat thoughts and deep, earnest
'oe'oE1 clothed in words that convey to all
'34oers the thrilling emotions which prompted
theR' I'm Friday the pomer Of the Convention
seemed to 10 brought out in its utmost gran
"euF' beginning With the speech Of Mr. EyAnrs,
Of New York. Mr. ANDREW, of Massachusetts,
followed II one Of those Efforts which mark the
great mind, the ferrent patriot and the accom-
p!lshed scholar. The speeches Of fAessrs Scurnz
Of Wisconsin. BLAIR Of Michigan, Bnows1Sc Of
Illinois, SMITH nnd LANE Of 1rdisaa, and the
'o1cdlc'ory Of President AsHurS Of Massa.
co"'e1t'' though brief, wero .carccly less
powerful and impressive. Time would fail
nv 10 recount t-noso men, assembled from
""en'y-seveu States and Territories, who left
'o0 "a'hs Ct their power on the Convcrtien,
-Ae aN1' II cc and tlt. eli + Of Cl.icaro
, 1860-05-21

..That tmuht4fn mvTb,o,.
tner4te, t ~ h,+ir~ ~ ,nsd. 1.A ~ ~, :
~ = tne,a Th1e7e,sr = ~ S
, y 5 Wf11,Ta
pn,,1,e tin Sne.RsI 1'' ~
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.Atr,o.t Instant rr1,effnth.
1eSTs,,-t5 49,, asthm. k
Esv 1 y FEsT'ESTnv
AA ~'
| Observation-Disclosures nr ANY.
19,4 H. 4 HAYES
1.ns,ntxt ~ ~ t.o.tn-
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1sos.s,
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, 1860-05-21

RkxovAL.-Leland l. Mixer have removed
their Office and sample room to 1s2 South Wa
tar street. Pork.house, Flanders Block, oppo-
site Michigan Central Depot. mls.1m
, 1860-05-21

Now orzS.-Fasset i Cooks Photographs
lishmeut Of the kind in America--is now open
to the public. Citizens and strangers are in.
vited to call. Rooms Nos. ia i 1a4 Clark
street. mv18.et
, 1860-05-21
1I1aa11tRn.

NJ A n TED.-A Grain Dealer
~ wants 10 occupy IN o9ea IN company With xro,he
pe1soa. Address i. H." Pres md Tiis1as omes.
, 1860-05-21

Y. T. @oR1TXE. Aissraskv A9eEt. q Aea-bo.%E
st"s II Ftsssss AAvs*axrs.ts fer sAts s.l oil sAs
N''S'"7 faSeF' "sAs heE.A Fsk- tal.bas<-y
, 1860-05-21

JuS1 AAsAr1sEs.-Norria 4 Hyde have re-
celEed Hatpar's and codey's, and several other
1nonthlics for June; also. English papers II the
5th.
They have also on their counter 2" Tbs Cor
1eapondence Of 4. Won Humboldt" IN e'abo.
rate and valuable work.
, 1860-05-21

"noLEsAIs LARcHSr.-A young man named
L. B. Hudaon was arrested. on Friday night, for
larcsny. From tue testimony Of John Wallace, Of
Jauosyille. Wis, it appeared thet he cams in to
attend the Convention. and stopped at place
called Stanton's, on North Water street. uud-
son Was placed in the same room. On Friday
night he vas awakened by Hudson }saying his
room with his coat. vest, watch and chain, the
vest containing pair Of sleeve buttons, 1e-
tu1n ticket 10 JanesTille. and quantity Of mo-
ney- Frederick Ttrwilliger, from Janesrille,
who also slept in the sane room, lost q coat,
vest aud hat worth twenty -nins dollars, and ten
dollars in money. The case WAS continued,
, 1860-05-21

KOAekDlNG-A large front Room
- to 1et furnished o, un:urr,.htd vh 1oa,d vh.-,
l'e no shudfen and the comforts Of horus ean b.
~ Apply II No. e07 Ohio street. east VI Cla,k sszea
, 1860-05-21

w ANTED-A Situation to take
"a, Gars 81 Ho.sta II young German xho e.a furn.
Tribune OHlca "A1e's's - NJ t!5. AIo
, 1860-05-21

NEW Da1Ecr1rE AaEScr.-Hsnry 4. kauR:
man has established q detsctivs police agency
At "a Clark street. He ia IN experienced office.
and well deserving of patronage. II waa Mr..
kaufman who 10 successfully worked up the
CASE VIC mentioned yesterday of tho runaway
wife. Though given to C. P. Bradley, he had
such confidence in Mr. Kaufman that he On.
entrusted it to him, and be was net disap-
pointed.
, 1860-05-21

SrhAxexhs VISITING CHICAGO should avail
themselves Of the opportunity Of visiting the
largest Dry Gootts House in the United States
wes, Of New York, which is that Of
". II. Ross i Co..
167 and 1Gy Lake s.
Que price, and in every Instance, prices quar-
nnteed lower than elsewhere. lnay16-ok
, 1860-05-21

f. E H:!ssht:t a o. Va. 4 eSqygg e3SSqeggles Rotary,
AadrnWx H, RAs1.
, 1860-05-21

II See advertisement Of Hard RUBBER
Riggs Trues in another column. Something
entirely now. mYl6-et
, 1860-05-21

81 Trunks, Val1sss, and Travelling bags.
large assortment. .nnanufacturedby By r. i. e. s.
wright, o. AND 719 clark street. my141w
, 1860-05-21

AND SECOND
HvZY HAAp Pianos for salrlow. PI2aos mud
{{E Me4odeons to Rent. Urdegs Tor Tuclng
Panos Meoteonl. Organs a1d III kds Of Nusel Inst1u.
&ns promptly At.endsdto. AL kinds Of Musical 1nse1r-
ns1ts repaired II short notice.
TAk htree&-,oear f.larf.
, 1860-05-21

TIE GRAND EXCURSION To.pAY.-A great ma-
jority Of the delegates have returned home, vet
there arc still thousands in tbs city, remaining
to arail themselves Of the kind hospitalities Of
the Chicago / Rock Island, and G.lsna i
Chicago Union Railroad Companies, who hare
50 kindly extended invitations to them to make
an excursion into The weatern borders Of this
State and Iowa. At first il Was intended to
charge half faro, but HkxRr FAnxA4, ESD, Pres-
ident Of tbs K. I. R. R., mads the tiekesa scn,-
rlimentary and has issued orders to present
to the delegates and editors producing credsn-
tial..
a special train will leave this morning 1t nina
o'clock, and we hope twill b. we'll nllcd, for it
passes through the most delightful region Of ths
Stats, and no route - desirable seuld have
been devised at 10 little m expenditure Of tine
and money. They compass the whole breadth
Of the Stats to Dun'eith. Remaining through
the night at Dubuque, Il steamer will take the
cxcursionistsa 1--WE hours ride to Clinton. Iowa,
reaching Chicago by the Chicago and Fulton
line, before evening Of Tuesday, thus crossing
the State twice. aud passing orer only thirty
miles by the same routo.
Those who have another day to spare ean 60
from Clinton to Ceder Rapids, psa Ohiago,
iowa aud Ssbraska Railroad, and wa ars aurs
| no Que will regret ths additional expenditure.
Tbs country navar looked mora beautiful; no
hner chains Of villages and citiss can be found
anywhere, aud raso opportunity Is Afforded
for seeing and enjoying.
We are authorized to state that Invitation or
excursion tickets Of the Gslena Railroad will he
, 1860-05-21

Tux DkIEoATEs 70 TIE CONTENTION and Ill
others will please not forget the India Rubber
Store, Fl Dearborn ttreet, near the fremont
House, where all kinds Of Rubber Goods, in
Guiding Clothing. Camp Blankets, Travelling
Bags, Betting, Packing, Hose and Fancy Arti-
claa may he had at low prices. myi5-t4
, 1860-05-21

M APLE SUGAR--e0oo lbs. Pure
-. l. so:a Tss rseeived OF eo1skuaspt md ear
tSt6E2d1.1w >-7 -A~ @esA% "s-e@ 415t<t.
, 1860-05-21

WANTED-Eight or Ten Iron
NseeIne FActo1y. s.zl 4 is Wen. s.Ieet:
, 1860-05-21

0,3. CAMP
FOUR CERTAIN PRoMlss0KI NOTES.
Dated Fairfield 1owa A.y it, 1850. each or the saH sf
ave hundred dollsz1 payable respectively u II. nips.
twelve and eighteen months from date, at the Banking
House Of Mst'onnel Co., l. Fatrde'4 Iowa Th.andcr
uzned has tuAt defense ss1nst said and Will rssst
tns eoeetIoa thrrsof mi hs1soy sauttous all psscns
against dealing for the taue.
my1s3& JAMES ~ REA.
, 1860-05-21

TAKEN UP-A White Horse,
which tbs hAvs by calling II $40 StAe 'tzstt
proving property nd pay,ux EhlreeSx myt71&t
, 1860-05-21

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
- OR EXCHANGE for Outside City Property
SgSsh : Sis p[s:Hsd Toe ..ove papersy '!tu.ied So
from tie new West side Union Dep II Is now 1entei
- kood ten*nt aud poa:eon he had at months
E1ufh mar
, 1860-05-21

WANTED-A ,Is] 1,I1 Farmer :e;,s:: and Wifi;
wanted farm. about l0o ules rc Chieaxq. taks
charge Of same ~ frepaa Including tese Of honsa md
tho osahly aequanttd win Il. enlargement Of = faIm
TAe wife ut understand cooking. sire OF d,ry and
reed apply. Addrszs-'J H. S." Pres and 7lbnne Of
Tea, mYl7xlw
, 1860-05-21

1 RARE CHANCE,-Am man With
IA cash capital Of eK0 purchase the sutre dxtu.es
and trade q psmaa:1s manufacturing ou:iness in ts
xcod H. mes will he taken part Fay. Apply 178
AichxAu street. mYt'xlW
, 1860-05-21

ITO pRINTERS,-Ar rare chance !
l. -Agood Country Newspaper aud Job Printing Once
IN 1nu>hnE town lii Sorths1n Illinois IL odersd for sale
n i nA ARHAS. For particulars address Box 1919. chi
caso, Ill. myi7x1w
, 1860-05-21
:iFOr 5alg.

TOR SALE.-A ticket to Bo:ton,
Inst Price ~. Inquire 1t rresa aud Tribune otice,
to day. myi,rm
, 1860-05-21

ITO BUlLDERS.-S Sealed Propo-
aa1s will BE- received :. et1ee until Tuesday. the
N r4t for ihe erection AMI completion Of tud!p6
The ri HvisI m for lie pupo,es Of seminary. The
Ekhi 10 r3se: any CT Al bids Is rtasrTe,t.
n,*iAA n II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10

stood head and shoulders above any other man In
Virginia until he was strangled. Any law 10 en-
slave man was an arrangement among pirases TO
distribute the sroils BY what right do you Of the
South get together and enact laws that or my
child should be your slavss Every slave has the
right 10 run away in spite Of your laws, and to
Rgh. himself away. Were he Mr.. Lovsjoyl . slave
and were IL necessary to achieve his freedom he
would not hesitate to all up the chssm and bridge
il over with the carcasses Of the slain. lie loved
the South. A yoice-We dont lovo you
MIR. Lovejoy-So il was with the Saviour. They
didn't love him. Laughter.) Gentlemen who
talked Of dissolving the Union could no more do ID
than they oould stop tho shining Of the sun. Vir-
gina instead Of clothing herself in sleeps grey.
should cothe hcrselfin sackoloth and Ashes on NO.
count Of slavery and ought to drink the waters Of
bitterness.
MIR. Martin. of virgnia-If you oorl9 into vir.
gina we will hang you higher than We did John
Brown.
Mr.. Loveoy-I have no doubt aboutit.
The committee then rose, and the House adjourn
cd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10

NArlEs-l.ettcrs from Naples speak Of con.
Injured agitation and popular manifestations on
the frontiers The ambassadors OF the western
powers had given advice to the King. The Aus.
measures which were intended, and an Austrian
General had arrived Mt Naples.
A correspondence on the affairs Of Naples, bc.
tween Lord John Russell and tho British minis.
ter ut Naples. had been laid before tho House Of
Commons. These documents show that the Eng
li,h Cabinet has earnestly demonstrated against
the police Of the court Of Naples, but without pro.
RUSSELL in his last dispatch, gives some sound and
strong advice on the necessity Tor reform.
Gen Filanger Ind resgned and Prince C,,saro
had succeeded him as President Of the council.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10
A Fearful Scene.

The Mount Holly Mirror Of the 9th instant says
fire was raging In the Pines, In this county, last
week. to fearful extent and of course, doing great
damage. It started Wednesdays Garontown, hall
way between Red Lion and Friendship Ito course
WAS across 10 Ex-Sherif Dnbblns tract at Retreat,
from there to Burrs MILL towards Mingens, In the Vi
cnily OF which place 1t was burning on Friday. The
extent ofs rayagcs, Mt that time was al distance
of about six or miles in length, BY three In
breadth,
The Mannnhawkn stage, on It's way 10 Mount IIol-
ly. Friday, met with escape from the Are.
The driver, before he aware Off, found himself
almost In the midst OF tho fames. Tho great body Of
the fire. however srsmed TO DO In advance Of him and
he turned around to make good his escape but he had
not proceeded far before the flames checked him In
his retreat and he WAS obliged TO pursue bis journey
Ia another direction.
In a short lime he again found himself surrounded
TO go straight ahead and urging his horses to their
utmost speed hoped soon to be FREQ from the dsvour-
ing element, But when he was surrounded BY the
greatest body Of FIRE and smoke, his horses became
frightened and stopped and II was imposslblet to move
them. Here they remained for q minute or two, the
FIRE roaring and cracking to . terrible extent, when
suddenly tho smoke clearing away the horses started
and the driver found that the great mass Of 6re had
crossed the road short distance In advance and WAS
making the most fearful ravages 10 its track 70 tbs
right of him
He enabled to get entirely out ofIts path
and felt that he had before been 10 terrible
position. Al one time 1t appeared TO him tha, the
fumes must entirely SURROUND him, aud cut OF oil
means Of escape. lie had two female passengers and
may he supposed, they frightened beyond all
description Fearing that they would perish 10 thu
FIRE and smoke, their were frequently Of tbs
most painful nature
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10
LYNCMBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.

FHE second Term Of the present annual session Of lhs In
stltuton will Wednesday, the st OF Februa-
~ II desired that those pupils Who design entering do %
early In the term possible. . -. ,
EXPENSES-Board including fuel and hghs LOT Term OF
Ave months $75 Tuition in English s2o In Lan OF FRENCH
SO; ip Musc 425. -, ,.
For Catalogues containing further particulars apply To-
= SAML X. COX, President
N. Having determined to conhne myself hereafter purely
10 the literary management Institution have authorised
j. N GonpoS Esq Treasurer 10 whom ail payments
fir tuition must be- made Jan Bits.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10

UpUEE OILS FOR MACHIEERY.-Best Winter Lard Oil,
Il Winter Sirained Sperm OIL Solar Ul, Fish Oil, DC.
.uppty of the above Oils for aae by
NH Is J"HN H. HA' Huek''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10

VTIEGINtA wtNE.-Made by lady IN Amherst and war
rnntcd the pure juice Of the This Wine :. three
wears old to all who wish Wine for
medicinal purpos Physicians invited to call and tr. it
Gb 27-ts W. A. sTROTHER * Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10

(1oRN, MEAL, LUMP AND GROUND PLAsTER.-The
~ undersigned has rented from MessFs Langhorne Johns
their Corn Mill He will keep constantly on hand
the arce which re will seli cheap punciun cusom-
CHAs. .. LAN0HOkNE. sole Agent
march 4dts the sale OF Western Plaster In this city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10
Singers Sewing Machines.

Singers Sewing Machines.
REAT always The most conclusive PROOF 0S
Judged by this test there no labor saving maoene
before the public comparable Singers Sewing Machin
Amer esabiahng the richest reputation In the United eAa
they were exhibited st the late "Exp0ston Unyerseler -
france where thsy caed % Ne highest prealur anQa
great mandatory them has been built N fn4
In every branch Of industry IN which sew1ng 70 - o9
these machines bs used With immepae pronk ~ " -
Of the Railway 70 travelling on mot % AMnQ xiA
SINCERE Machues compared with handsewings No ta1lu
soemaker dressmaksr, caxase trimmer saddies hafeer
Gc should be without one The Az proal q sang es e
machines regularly empoyed One TAon1and Dolss
year In all private families where there much seyng
and hotel keeper nnd thsm particularly conysnent Ind
very strong aud durable being he only Hind - eeNe9 -
chino made by which every sort Of Iog ~ -
could be perfectly executed Tho1senh gin1s uoeeA
le Sewing Machines have been mAe and sd u5s vaRpua
ssames, but aInees hacAines alos AnSe 49, 1nd evey
where TO satisfy tho wants u the psgp4e.A IN
plain printed naasuctona for saG ~ - yln seeh ms
chine which any one asqars - NJ q mama
ging them. The mAchnos paesd seeuEey . esy
Pa Of the world To III psssoas detng ofe particular b
ormaon will appaiestoa ~ sste q ehss Of our o-
ces forward copy OIL n Singer Cos Gazette, papss
wholly devoted 70 ~ sswng Mss1,e intsssss IN
Principal OGlces No 8as Broadway, New YosE
BRAxcu 0yrlcxANo. Hanover 81, boston: 70 ~ vnsk
u 81, New HAven CT; Govervle, n u No IS nvso ~
Nswsrk II IL 10. IL Ckesnut 81, rhiiadeiph4 ~ N
tncss 81, BAumors No. 50 wcslminsaer S,3 ~ -
u No. Eaa lth g. Cincnnas NO. e Nes1 - ~ g
Louis No. 81 g. Charles -, New ofsesns va ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10

and OH Cor to be found In this country and are
determined offer them at prices low be obtained
from any house. reputable standing any the cities North
View g Baltimore as the legitimate market for South
trade stock has been selected with view TO the wants
OF the south. [march s. '6ld dly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10

uSURE OLD BOURBON WHISKEY.--we have hand d
ANAL lot 1Old Bourbon" Whskcy, E'ur old, for
sail, (mh I21 sTkATT0N & 1IENSLEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10
AMERICAN GUAN0,
FROM JARVIe AND BAKER'B IsLANDe,
r. Al>o NJ 6A<aan .--..

rs offered 10 tho Planters and Dsas asf ke most astis
tory results havs BEEN attained by pvaceel e1ps3imna
made by genemsn In Virginia who have used pe By de
Pcruvinn Eiide lsand and other isises and Who
testify 70 its supssosity, importance end value. M
tlIzcs, suychine, but not exhausling. ~
ID cold much len pee then Peruvian, and when
vsr rms oonn mo result win Be great if not rsAtss
Pamphlets containing numsogs certiAcsies om MIms,s U
Of the American 0uano Q0mpany = Btea-
moud and all packages will have with the sade mes
pure II win be put up n strong bsss Or barrels q tho epaoe
" Wv FELIX H. CAVE, 18th stses. Richmond.
feb 23-u MOSES LACY, Agent for IynchbuSg
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r sale few kits Of fresh Mackerel, and fresh
of Buckwhent four-to which would call the at
irniion of those who bought Of my Rotterdam Coffee
feb 9-s \. B. KUCKEk.
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LYING CHBURG COLLEGE,

LIZ N 81 B u r q G o L L e q E
LYNCWBIRG, VIRGINIA.
UNHE fourth annual session o this Institution vii
Il on the 9th September
The location heahest and accessible
entire South and the study both Classical aud Scen
ufe, equal TO that Of any Of the American colleges
The Military Department shall be efficiently maintained
der the Of Mr. j. H. Bankcrsp graduate Of the vr-
gina Military Institute and recently connected with the
United States Coast Survey
FACULTY.
Rev. W W. WALKER, Chairman qf tho Faculty. Professor
OF Mental and Moral Science, and Of History.
LYCURGUs G. MATHEWS A. M. Professor Of Latin and Belize
LettreA
PHI cAREL, A. B. Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature.
L. BLANKEsr, Professor of Mathematics and Instructor
of Tactics.
GARLAND, a NJ Professor OF Constitutional Law.
d. A. LAN0uoRSE NJ ID. Professor Of Anatomy and Ply sol
Ulogy.
q. A. sAuroR LID, Professor Of Modern Languages.
sAA'L NJ G9oDsoS' Principal Of .e Grammar School
Board @ per week. washing Is month"; fuel and lights
so term Tuition 41u in the Grammar school, and $50 In
the Collegiate Department for haI session.
~ Catalogues containing further information, can be OBJ
tanned by addressing the Chairman ofthe Faculty.
iuy l3-dts
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HECTOR DAVIS.
Auctioneer & Commission Merchant,
For the Sale Of Slaves.
HfftIFHDND

HAVE interest In tho above house, and hope rect
he patronage Of my friends and tho public having NE0Rni
lor sale Juno 15d&cly.1 X. H. DAVIh.