davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-10-26

B9-A sad accident occurred at the house
Of Mr.. GABnEL JOKES, nbont l9 o'clock
on last Saturday night, resulting in the
death Of Mr.. JAMES MoRroN. 1t is sup
posed the deceased, in attempting to go
down a pair Of stairs, made an accidental
lmisstep, and falling, broke his skull. his
age was &C.
, 1860-10-26

bSr WM. H. PIERsoN, the mountain ex
pressman, Is reported to have been recent
y murdered by the Indians on the route
between Camp Floyd and Sonora. He
is welLknOwn as having been employed for
a number Of years in carrying express for
government across the mountains and plains,
and making some Of the most hazardous as
well as quickest trips ever undertaken.
, 1860-10-26

B9-Lieut. A. v. KAUTz. formerly quar-
master at Fort SteilacOOm, has just arrived
Al his post. after twelve months leave Of
absence. having visited Europe 10 the mean
time. The Lieut.. rsturned by the Fort
Benton military route to Vancouver, but
looks none the worse for bis long travels.
We congratulate him on his safe return to
bis post.
, 1860-10-26
CHAPTER LXYI.

An Act TO amend an Act entitled an Act 10 organize
an Institution for the Insane Of the Army and NAVY
and Of the District Of Columbia in the said Distne|
Be it Enacted by the Senate and House Of RsPTtsen-
tatiues of the United States Of dmeiod, N C0Hgr.
assembLed That section four Of the act OF hareh
third thousand eight hundred and fftyhve, emu
tied an "act to organize Institution for the
Of the army and navy and Of the district Of ColnmDa
in the said district" be- and the same is hereby amen@
ed, so as 10 read as follows;
SEc l. That the order Of the Secretary Of war nv
that Of the Secretary Of the Navy, and that q ~
Secretary of the Treasury, shall authorize the Sup
intendent TO receive insane persons belonging V o
army and navy and revenue cutter service y
w. and keep them in custody until they are euo., Il
removed by the same authority which ordereu 'D'-
reception.
Approved, June /, 1860.
, 1860-10-26

A BAD SPLr.-It is said that Chang
and Eng, the Siamese twins, differ in poll
tics. Both are veteran democrats, but
Chang is now for Breckinridge, and Eng is
for Douglas
, 1860-10-26

Ba-The Portland Daily NeDs has again
changed editors and publishers. 1t is now
conducted by Messrs. PORTER, KENYON and
MAGU1RE.
, 1860-10-26

B~ Two hundred bushels Of apples were
shipped last week to the Sandwich Island
BY firm in Portland.
, 1860-10-26

%The Oregon Legislature adjourned
sine de, last Friday, 10th inst.
, 1860-10-26

CHAPTER LXXvII.
An Act directing the Conveyance Of lot OF GroupJ
for the Use Of the Public Schools Of the Cl9 y
Washington.
, 1860-10-26
News by the Overland Mail
DATES FROM THE EAST TO OCT. 81

Lat, and Important News from Europe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
Congress.

W.suIxcroN. April 3d.-SENArE.- Senator
Brown reported fayorably on tho House bill to
incorporate the United States Agricultural Socie-
tv.
Senator Green, of No.. from the committee on
Territories reported n bill providing for n tcn,po-
rary government Tor the Territories Of Arizona
and Colorado, lie also withdrew u resolution
o"hdemnug the conduct Of Comptroller Mcdll in
refusing to carry out tho Ian OF Congress, in Mis-
adjustment of the accounts of Ramsey and Cor
mick who claim damages for nbrog!fion Of til CIR
contract FOR carrying the United States Mails.
and declaring Mcdill unfit for that position. Lail
over.
The bill TO carry cut the treaty with the Ike.
public Of Paraguay the apro'n,mentoi II Com
missioner waSpa>sci.
The indiau appropriation hill was considered.
Some amendments were adopted and thu further
consideration Of tho bill postponed until next
Thursday.
The Homestead bill WAS then taken MP On
motion Of Senator Wade. Of Ohio, the senate hill
was laid on the table and the llouss bill was taken
up and considered in its place,
The Senate then adj ourncd.
IlousE.--'Fhe hill Cor the abolition Of ppvgamy
in the territory of Utah was discussed all day.
No action was taken.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

The PoTos,c FisnERIrs.--The catch of shad ard
herring on the Potomac this season promises To he
large. Several very large hauls were made last week
lhr hih too, are said to he exceedingly int and fine
friees of shall at Alexandra on Saturday declined
TO l2aSl4 per hundred, aud herring to 50aSlo 80
per thousand but the high wind yesterday doubtless
restricted operations at the fisheries and in ronss.
quence the supply will for few days be somewhat
more limited. The National lutelligencer states that
the recent enacments against the use of eill-nets on
the Potomac are beautifully infringed upon, as any
traveller on the river may see for himself
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

New o,or'ng Stock, for 1890, at
STIGI..5I, blITEltS 81 CO.,
No 100 Main Street, Lyrchburg, Va,
TE'E subscribers receipt of theft 81 argr stock
i at STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, OF PREACH.
LNUIlsH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE Ia wh,ci.
solicit the al their old customers and all those
goods the latest Styles good quality and
prices Read partial enumeration appended below
,llaues aingllams uni Lawn,
lianis French cnmlne- and aconrt. solid and plain
Dr1autr Mu-lins aud lIcrag,A
Bcrago AMI Muslin founccd Robes
Mourning Gorls, Ia Muslin, Lawn aud Hernges,
B,iagrs DE Lninrr aud thnlcs
nrcs, silks, Blhck, Plain and Fancy,
irl.n, ,ninhric and Embroidered iandk trchlens,
KID nnd SIM Ulo,cs Various Colors,
l4,dn', aud Nps,s six Mitts, dong aud short,)
Lace Tissue aud licrnge Wells
French Worked Collars aud II Sets,
trnpc
Alpnccas, MouslluS aud iambaznes
hilss,- Hosiery aud Gloves,
Misses Gnnkr Merino' Vests,
AliIc Goods, 4ill kinds,
trting shaw Ia various coors,
t,tlard silks NJ low figures,
lnre Shawls nni Nauiies,
Hoop skrs NIL sizes aud prices
Hoop skirt supporters, something new.
GENTS GOODS,
i,r"ad Cloths. plain and fancy,
i,lGrk and Fancy OasNmtrus,
Nosnas NIL kinds,
Gents TIES, Stocks and travats,
Hlirl tollarA and lIpsons,
Gloves, y Ilosr AL handkerchief.
Pine Apple llandkefrl,f something
7" which Is added no stock of heavy Linen aud Cotton
Goods, oh Window Shades tarleiings, Mang Rugs Door
Mats, Sc. 81 Remember the No. (0o), md call In
NH y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

The LAND TRlAL-C oHpiction ofMc Prisoner.-
The trial OF Walter s. Land for the murder OF b.
S. Flanagan, in Princess Anne county, Virginia,
was concluded on Saturday night last, the jury
bringing in a verdict If gully. and fixing his
rrnishment ut eighteen years in the State prison.
From rcl orr OF the trial We take the following
extract:
William NJ. Bonney, in reply to Ex-Governor
Wise-I was cent to the tavern On Monday to
bling Mrs Land into court. entered the parlor
and saw her and hcr brother sitting ia Tie purlor,
the two alone; Mrs. Land was sitting in the rock
ing-chair, with her hands covering her face, sob
hing aloud. / stopped n minute, prrhaps aprroa-
ched, and then told her was sent TO brin. her
into court. Size exclaimed, My God, what shall
! do?" Mr. Wlitehurst remarked Amy or
sis err, be calm" She said, "Ill deny it." in
urder and suLdued tore, and sprnging from
her chair exclaimed vehemehtly, II swear will, F"
and rushed into the back and Put on her
bonnet: she then rcturncd to the parlor and
charged her brother with having betrayed her
confidence; he replied that he thought himself
under u solemn and awful obligation to- do So.
She then exclaimed, What will do without
him had rather die than he should he taken
from 81 have got to the end of the chapter-
that's all heard.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

HE LEGIsLATuRE.-r Senate On Monday lail
on the table the hill authorizing the Central Rail
road to construct n hrGach to Lexington. House
bill to increase the efficiency Of the Public Guard
was pissed. The pay nf commissioned officers
WAS reduced 10 the former rates, and that o! the
nnn-c"mmi>sioned officers, privatrs and musicians
slightly rased by an amendment of the Senate.
resolution was adopted authorizing the Cover
nor to inquire into the propriety Of selling the Ar
m"ry 1T. and directing him to report at the next
session. The Senate concured in the Military
N"lninittec's report approving Of the auditing com
m'SSionor's decision refusing tn-pay these compa-
ines who were only ordered Ia hold themselves i'll
Readiness to proceed t" lIarrer's terrv.--The Sen
nte passed Il bill 50 amending an existing law
TO auth'r the appointments of all the Directors
and Stockholders in Banks in which the State
la: intere,t House joint 1solution, rciunding
IT, l.. kean 800. thcamnunt 1T a fine imposed on
h'ln ly the liusling Court Of Rrhmond city, pas
sed ia" Senate. A resolution returning thanks To
me Lieutenant Governor for the able and digniti-
F"d manner in which he had discharged the duties
OF presiding officer, vas offered by Mr. johnson,
ot i'e'lf'od. ana. unanimously adopted.
The lloase ras>ed, at its morning session,
hlInle.o bill among them bill concerning the
pay 1t the soldiers of the Public Guard, as amen
,,edl amending the act incorporating the Merchants
lnsnrannc Company of Richmond city. LAST
night the House adopted resolution returning
thanks to the Speaker. Clerk, &C. for the able
ana courteous manner in which they had disriar-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

cd tteir several duties. The business Of signing
enrolled bills occupied the attention oi the Speak
or till the hour adjournment. ut which time he de-
ivered the customary vaedictorv address, dcclar
ed the House adjourned till the first Monday in
December, 1861. At the night session. the Presi-
dent oil the Senate was bnsly occupied till tho
hour OF adjournment, afixng his signature t, en-
rolled bills. Ills brief address on The occasion of
declaring the Senate adjourned SINE die, will be
found in the Senate report
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

lI.srFoRp, Conn. April sd.-Ex.Cov. Seymour
the Democratic candidate for Governor. was de-
icated by only 900 votes.
NEw llAvEN--Complec returns make Buck
insham's majority 81. The Legislature jsargely
Republican.
LATER The Stae is generally conceded as ha'
wing gone for the Republicans by upwards Of one
Thousand ma. % ity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
Markets..

NEw YoRK. April Sd. Cotton dull Bread
stuifs unchanged. Pork dull, Mess II ~ 10 II
so. Turpentne easier at 4j to 46. R'sln dull at
l SO to GO. Rice quiet at to a.. Rest Of quo
,atons unchanged.
BALrrMoRE, April 3-Flour and Wheat quiet
ana unchanged. Corn irregular. White = cents
lower; Yellow unchanged. Provisions steady
and unchanged. Wb,key % to 22i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
Tho X. G. C's News from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, April 2.-The subordinntc uli
GERS VI the Knights Of the Golden Circle have
published card dcnouncing Gen Buckley ns nn
imposter. There were about 500 men enrolled
here under the representation that the expedition
against Mexico was supplied with plenty Of mo.
ney. The object OF the Order being Ia nsss, Gen.
Juarcz to free Mexico. where the men who enlist
ed were promised large land grants, &c These
statements OF Gen. Buckley induced many to JOIN
the Order. No bona fide movements ut the Order
towards Mexico reported rs yet.
The agent of Gen. Miramon is here to provide
ammunition for his army.
News from Havana of Goth report markets IA
unchanged. The excitement in regard 10 the cap,
ture of Marns steamers still continue
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
Injunction Granted

PATTERSON, N. j.. April d. The preliminary
injnnotinns were granted by Judge Dickinson
against Messrs. Durham & Staats and others for the
infringement on kccham's patent for harvesting
Machines
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
Browns majority,
Those marked thus are elected.

Dr. BoYNroN Our readers will bear in mind
that DIR. Boynton will give an entertainment this
afternoon, commencing at three o'clock, for the
especial benefit of the Juveniles. He acW not lee
ture tonight, as was announced on Monday ngh
but on tomorrow night he will lecture tor thc.bcr-
eft Of the "ltifle Greys," before announced. -
On that occasion there will of course lie JAM
and we presume the DR.. is holding himself in re
serve in order that big gdn may be fired of at
that time. Go early if you want to secure seats
THE RIFLE GREYs AND DR BoYNroN-A Cor
RECTIoN.-ln cur notice Of the onteHplacd lee
ture of DIR. Bovnton, in behalf Of the Crews. we
stated he would "speak At the solicitation OF tho c
interested" In this statement, it seems plac.
ed both the Greys and DR.. d. in false light. The
Lecture is not delivered at the solicitation Of the
members of the Company, but was voluntarily
profered by the DR.. Dr. ID. was in attendance
at the flag presentation to the ''Home Guard ON
Friday last. and learning at that time, that the
Grey, had been recently organized, and were rs
vet without flag. he ADDRESSED note to Capt
Langhornc, proifering the proceeds Of | e,nre
to be applied in that direction. Captain L., in
response to the kind offer informed DR.. B. that the
ladies had tho matter in hand, and it was their in
tenton to procure flag for the company lat ~ Their
stated that if DR.. b. was willing to divide the ho
nor with the ladies, his generous offer would be
most chceriully and gratefully accepted. The
terms being agreeable to both parties, the lecture
was announced. Dir. B. having Il leisure evening
at his conmaINl, and being DESTROYS Of e>tf,ing
his appreciation al tie kind patronage which had
been extended to him by citizens, concluded
that This was the most tangible mode # giving
expression to that feeling In order that no fur
Their m-apprehcn>ion may exist in this connec-
ton, we will stale that should the aggregate re-
ceipts ir"m the lecture, and the collections Of the
ladies, exceed Tie cost Of the flag, the oyerplls
will be expended in decorating the Armory Of the
Company.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
SALES BY AUCTION
THIS DAY.
RUTURE DAYS.

rne states Court for the nh crcu, and Virginia
Goham Davenport aud John faitersn citizens and inhah
tan,s Of tn" snivo Anhama and merchants and partners
ts,nicrncs called q. Davenport II raiierson) Plaintiffs
William l. saunirr James Chalmers, James saunders, rho%
r saunders and Gusla,us saunders nd' aally and "s
executors OF David saunders -, r. Defendants
THIS and argued by counsel
Judged aud decrer thai unless the Judgment mentioned IN Tho
n 81 ,he s'pana", n."n n ahS e s % ." enc
thereon al the rate of eight cent per anuun a hens
s,ptcmbcr the year 1881 TIL paid aud nrl dolars nnd
eighty i've cents The costs Of suit In The common IA" Court
taxed by the CLERK Of this Court which said ss are due nom
samm r. n"s 9 no I b, the a Nm sa %n 10
said complainans or heorc the 10Th 81 N NEXT then
this cas. or such part thereof Us the Master herein prn
toned ,ha deem II cxrcicni 10 -el in order to raise the sn
the house an M descroed in the deed eli the sail william L.
S " M !" G' snd a" cI l h c "c tue o i@ n
Court nj Hastings Tor the city of iHnchbuE on The 10Th ia, q"
William L. SAUNDERS a family residence, situated nj The head
"f Main street. in the ely o lnclbng and on which ctr u
William l. Saunders of Robert Cawlho Also, other property
or r,a ,s"lr WSn1nsd ~ "n"r decd from .g sn m
to- which deed h'ars date the I'm day Of May IN the is"r
If the Sa"r, If s1n@. for S ely Of sn"hb"rv Which pro-
perry described all his the said W L. sund,rs interest
street IN the ely Of lynehhnrr md NV occupied by '9hn
the propc.t, described aforesaid he sold at puhf auc
ynohh1rg, cnsll HE
highest bidder 10y William H. Wnlsln al The Masters u
this Court after giving ten days notice. al least al The Time
aud place OF sale In iNo ot the newspapers published IN SAID
md that without Eeurrn warranty,
be executed Tor the property sold by a,s Chalmers the
Trustee The decd, mentioned. aud possession delivered by
said trustee nnd at The parties this suit who ma, hay
possession III sni property 10 the purchaser thereof upon pay
at The pur'h.r the said Master; aud hs sdtl
Master upon the receipt o said purchase money do frih"
deposit n snmo in Ia" Bank Of Nirsina to the credit OF ls
aud ~neci the of this court; and that TIA" sad
make report ut his proceedings to t Court Ia order to hnh
\ topJ--i
lOFrlN y. ELli.rr, ti,ta.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

w nat the news = w hat $ the News
Wif next Monday, March the 5lh viii open Tho hand.
w e"ipest and eeapesi assortment o goods Of
Mlcnar,, Embrodrri. laeeA Ribbons straw Goods Hosiery
rmungs AMI Fancy 6ooda tho cheapest offered this
any other city. The subscriber oors his friends
public IN general ut the lowest cash pca having selected INV
stuck with great care ocs great lnuc,mens price
style viii he constantly recei,in additions during
Tire season. and nm confident thai slk. for snycty ind
chtapness, viii bc unsurpassed invite you give me call
bcurc purchasing elsew here. have handsome assor
mcni "l French Mlrnay, Flowers, Kibon RueLes all prices
aud t.cs, Braid, Coburg. split and French Chip; uso Leg
horn "nncs Flats and Infants tA,s Ladies' Dress Cups
hlnek rap" Collars very cheap Embroidered Collars and SETS
ittp elegant nom 20 cents up 10 flh. nck Lace Vns
Mourning ais; splendid Curtain Muslin very cheap: Gents
nnd Ladies' Kid and SIX Gloves very good Mohnlr M
many "ihcr things, too numerous 10 mention. "Comc one
come MI To NJ" n Main street. opposite stizes Int STORE
aud "nc door a'o,e 1hurmans confectionery.
matet =, 'daily JAS. WILLIAMSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
l.ofrlN y. El.i.Err, Ci,r.,.


Elcuuosp, e6h March, lsGo
The Judgment mentioned in The rcrre aforesaid not Wing
been paid In accordance with he provisions Of The said dect
shall proceed IT ESDAl. the I'm day al Apr n,Nt al
the hour of o'clock T. NJ Ia III, city INuchhurs, lie
commencing with the property hrsi mcni'nc in The
decree 10 sell the property dcse bed In said decree, much
thereof may be necessary To snis, thu Judgment Ia the Do
set forth, Ahd The and The charges incident iulhr SAFE
TEENS NJ provided fur in The decree
Wal 4. WATSON Master
nh q dll,ap Com
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
$50. Spring Novelties for 1860
n GIG GEN HEI NJ Ell,


ngan before the public claiming that patronage libc-
rally bestowed heretofore, and assuring i!s friends
receiving and opening large and attractive
Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOUGS. Aud for the ladies
particular, Will portion Of his goods
Silks, In Robes from 10 ~ folnni-,
silks. Pain Ac,
Barago Robes, plain, NC.
from 4 10 10 Nolanis,
Organizes. from q TO 10 Nolan,s.
Lawns Foularis, Nalcncics dc.
Coverings of every description, elegant.
Gentlemen viii hnd superior lot of Cloths Casmeres and
Nt>ng also Ia; f Plain mud iiuid aburgs servants,
with large ol of Shoes Boots &c AL of which viii be Offer
ed nj extremely low prices. N.GGGfiEN lIEIMl.H
y Country merchants will do well to give my stock an
examination helorr going farther. n q.
mh 29-ts-iHcp copy.l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

MUNICIPAL ELEcrIBN.--Thc election Err huni-
c;nal officers was held yesterday. The yote was
iieht. add ,st of the old officers reelected
We give the returns below
LYNCH WARD.
MuyOr-Wm D Branch# l95, VIM L Saunders
81
Muster of Tolce-John Mitcham* 1879, JAS G
poyall IO6. VIM c Burton 3s. G NJ Anderson IL.
Mgl Coastablc-Wm Browns 206, VIM p
Ssrgsant-H Dun,ns .on* o64, G G Williams
g. J ,isscan ..
Commissioner Of Rerenue-E N EuhankT 30
Snrregors-A F. Bigeers, Jr.,* lis, YIN. NJ
Gannaway !. Scattering 5.
CIR Counca.-John NJ. Speeds oo3. James VI.
Lanrhorne# l4S, A. b. Runker* lj9 Seth Wood.
ruff* l7g, r l. Owens 2l2. VIM Crumnton* 1911. J
O. Williams ST, q. Il. Phelps "a j. F. Payne Is,
Scattering ~.
Alderaea.-D. p. Pavne* l5I, john A. Tan
ner* 2O4. James NJ C"ibs* col. John II. Baiy#
100. James Chalmers no, Mosos l.acy* l52,
James NJ. Langhorne %, Scattering 81.
Oeerseers Of tie Poor.-Dr p. VI. thlmcr# 81
A. b. Rucker &. Dr. H. LathanS Is, III. ID. Floods
IL, Scattering Is.
Mauor-Wm b Branch %l59, VIM l. Saunders
Master of Policc.-Jno M,cham "l43, James
Royal AZ. W c Burton 30.
lHyh coastaLte.-W. b. Brown 1881, W. p.
Percival Al. 80, -
Seraeant-H bennington 1883, Scattering lG.
Commissioner of Receauc.-E Enbank +20j.
Surreyor.-A I Bggers *lO7, W Gannaway
II, RI Owen 4.
Orcrseeys of The Por--Geo Hall 0d, NJ Book.
orr j II Seay IS. } I Murrell 50.
Ciiy Council john Osler *lSl, John II Seay
*l45. Geo y Davis *li0, Chas W thristan *l33,
Snm'l Garland .ir. 1870, W S Morri : H. Robert
Early ST. John + Slaughter ca, I Peters %
Jas w Morgan IL. JAS Goudman II. u +
Spence Is. w a Read II, S Il Dawson II, james
Schoolfeld g. JAS NJ Booker
1ldermen-D W Burton *I10, S " Shelton
*l15, W A Read lG7. w Waller. %l29. i i TALL
aferro *l25, II o S.hoolfeM #il1, NJ Booker 81
D Z Spence 3d. j II Seay 90, Geo d Davis 80, J
W Morgan ii. Scattering I.
RECAPIrULATTON.
FOR MAYOR.
Branch 35f
Saunders, 10
Branchs ma ority, lo9
MASTER OF POLICE.
Mitcham, 80
Royal, l4S
Burton, IT
Mitcham's majority over all, %
HIGH CONSTABLE.
Brown. 800
Percyal, 100
Browns ma nrity, 300
Those marked thus \ are elected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

AtllFS. Al have Just rpeptrd fresh supply Allen
y dale Cat-, Mars.tlr t1umotiaur's, Inca brtug'
White and CoorrI Na.o!s, lIuslep taparn e. Yer
chta;, \. i. rIlNl>, Ae,nl,
mh 20 ~ III Aaiu s-ire,i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
1860. SPRING NIPORTiTiOSS. 1860.

1ARAsoI =. rAEASol.s.t- w hrye II largr as4"rnerl
of farls,is hand, nnd uter clirupur lan th
snm" article can he nbiaiurd elsewhere.
/. A. \ 7. KlNstY.
IN! - $50 Nlan 4rc,t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
DIR s Johnson. Dentist.

G1lS Is fully prepared I" pert"rm al operation, pertaining
cYyYpto the dental profession In the best possible
ard nily warranted in every respect
Teeth ,xirdclr 10y The aid ot electricity, without pain tn the
patient.
s Once opposite Citizens snuings Bank, Main Street
I-s nchh lrg, Va.
lrtrri.scrs WIN Owens " D.; Nm. q. Ovens NJ. H.; r.
H. Gimer, NJ. H.; ihts l.. Walhtr. NJ. u. rhn H. Patterson
NJ. u: AA / omIsun. Esd. Sami M,torNl,. 10 q. W
Eurkc Esq john J. Smith. Esd; j. j. rl!, Ia: VIM. r.
lance!, fs John II. Iyrec Esq and II. H. Flood Ed
NH Is tn ia /, Al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
Van Haagan & McKeone's
ORIENTAL DETERSIVE SOAP!

The Glory of the Age.
usr received To- Of The mos, elegant WHEELER
shown yet In this market Now Is the time get this glorious
article. No sale II do not learn 10 Warranted
three years. Come al once, and walt no longer
A. 4. ENdLEDOvE,
NH % 81 Main street, Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

NEW rIANoS.-Wc have to-day received u stock of
~ Gaclcr piaaps, of excellent and finish Nr invite
OF all persons instrument
those have hnnd arr in every respect superior. ih!
warranted for five Years. j. lIIIAMa a. >hN.
Agents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

DARAFFINE OR COAL OIL CANDLES.--I have ON hard
small lot Of these Candles they equal 10 the best
Sperm Candies For sale cheapby -
ANDREW BOYD
NH % loa Main Street, Lynchhurg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

tTA&o! GEANol,iAo bngs No T. Peruvian 6uano. Just
received, in rr.me order, far sale b,
NH. i /
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-04

Portland Sugar and Syrup
agents tue Portland Sugar Company al hi psce,
"A keep constantly hand n supply OF their susAs
srRuP which offer Nj Ess York prfees.
flb y-dts FOMLE l. 90 A'exan'ifIs, Va