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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13
A DESIR ABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST DISTRICT
forming the corner of Common and Peur streets Al auction
BY McCERREN, LANDRY & CO.,

the corner OF Common and Pren auction
BY McCERREN, LANDRY &c CO.,
g. w. McCERRES Auctoneer
ONCE and saesroem Masonic Hall, Charles street
SATURDAK, the 18th inst, at III o'clock A.
NJ = their Auction Mart Masonic Hall ST Charles "
b TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND with all the improve
mehs consisting in story frame dwelling
WIN kitchen outhouses in the First District
IN me square bounded BY Common Palmyra john
son streets and measuring each Common street
between parallel lines. ~ - Z s r- . .iief'
as-one third cash: the purchaser assume the
pa!nen OF four pronissory notes, each for the S2
WIN per cent interest dsted 18Th May 1863 and due f0l
lows the 18th May 1860 sh May 1851 one 2ssi
May 49, and one 18th May 1888 the bsace note
and policy transferred TO vendor 4 Z t 80
sale before A. Mazueau Notary Public expense
NIL
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT - nv
Fine Three story Brick Residences situated ID III PIrst
Tn f.a Hpvfthn Ne.

lnree Bftck Residences Mtuated
trict-To he sold without Re.erve. = - ~
By McCERREN, LANDRY &c CO.,
O. W. McCKRREs, AucsIopssr
Once and sslesroon Masonic Hail. st. Chsr,ss strest
TUESDAY, March ID, 1850, mt Ii o,cioclr !
M r. their Auction Mart, Masonic Hail. ST. Charles IN
TWO CERT AIN LOTS or GROUND with Improvement.
inereon consisting In two threeory brick redeces h
Kitchen and outhouses, nated Flint District In IN
square bounded by npanie Caope Camp Magazine md
bsfthoomew streets, and Designated Nos On nian
drawn BY T. Surg the LIST Of March, Deposited m
tns office Of L. 7. Cairo, Notary Public.
Lot NO. measures In American
front on Daplanter feet and lines in den,l
on the dividing line Of Lot No. q III inches ard Ina in
Width In the - " 49, - ao =
n NO measures American measure q inches front
street. 81 fret inches and lines depth The
,ns d,ydg from lo No and 81 feet inches depth on
~ opposite sde line by feet INCHES line in width IN
we zach OF the above residences iensed to good ten
unr, 5ist october next at the Of annu
~ hMS-0ne third cash he purchaser assume nay
en @ o nnes due May 1851 and for the sui f
slnSo o5 and bearing interest per aunu from
asie anu balance az and
est ~ PET cent per annnm from uer cent
eventual interest," secured by ts
vendor - - Ps' s"'''e'' ss' W
Act Of sale before james Graham Notary Public nj the
expense Of the purchaser. $3.50 mi
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LANDRY q co.'s AUCTION

WI MART. = - =
The undersigned having secured the coodious and central
location the Of st. Charles aAd Pedo
- Masonic Hall have fitted and established Mart
for the sale of Real Estate Slaves Stocks
The Of the location for the display pro-
SAIL DAYS. B4i
For Real Estate Slaves and SoekTuesdays and Saturayr
For MISUNDERSTANDING and Thursdays.
Ont door sales attended a all times
Efficiency and dispatch may relied matters placed
In charge. f~
n2s Il McGERREN, LANDRY 4 co,
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A FINE CoTTAGE RESIDENCE ON PALMYRA STREET,
between johnson and Prienr streets. =
By McCERREN, LANDRY & co.

Office and saiesroom Masonic Hall. ST. Charles street
SATURDAY, 18th Inst, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
be sold - ~ T' 's 80
"A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with the build
ings ana improvements thereon consisting comfort
abs cottage residence containing six rooms with closets
pan!ries, eic, and with every family
residence This property is situated in the First District and
assgnnea on plan drawn by Joseph Pile Surveyor dated
May ISL iSA0 and deposited In office Of David s. Meay
then Notary Public 4 Of o. bounded By
American measure feet and lines front Palmyra street
BY w feet inches and lines in depth between parallel lines
R- TEHMSOne third cash, and the balance 4 credit or
SIX twelve and eighteen months in equal insaens for
bearing per cent interest
and II not then paid cent until final payment secured
BY mortgage on the property improvements kept insured
and policy transferred 10 vendor. r.
Act of sale before Hahn Notary Public at the expense of
nsar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13

NOTICE-A GENTLEMAN OF GENERAL. BUSINESS
expert nee, who has permanently resided Orleans
for the last hve years has occasion visit business
and will leave about the end OF May next
ne Is well acquainted IN Liverpool Manchester Glasgow
and Edinburgh and also In London he will happy
any entrusted 70 him Of these and that
s expects to ssgrn to New Orleans early October Letters
to- - ~ y - ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 1895 FOR THREE
shares Stock issued by Canal Banking Company
new Oreens dated 18th April 1881 in the Alexander
rore has been lost mislad and application made
James Porter.
fe2s 2sawlm MARY PORTER. Executrix etc.
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IMPROVING AND DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE FOURTH
Disneh Lear the Apollo street Omnibus Station v
l. 90 BY J. B. WALTON.

AucnosEER-ohfce, 40 Camp street.
the 18th March. 1860. nj IA
will be sold e' hAeii"'se, ~ a'ction'
: SIX LOTS OF GROUND in the square boundsd nv q,
Nos. / to- 6. #t 7f ~ '"ss's' uesisHa'eo W tne
Los Nos to measure each 30 feet front on Seventh street
feet deep. W va 81 neh's Street. py loo
IEkMS-oneih third cash balance on credit of one
years ~ notes Of the purchasers bearing per cent
dats q saeto maturity and eight per there
payment. - pp' no1 un' i''i''
as q sss before AaEuea Esq Notary Public at the
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BY J. B. WALTON, -
Auctionser-oice 40 Comp street,
THURSDAY, March Is, 1860. MT IL o,cIock
M at the ST. Charles Hotel Exchange at public auction
will be sold " f 'seA'
SIX LOTS OF GROUND IN JEFFERSON CITY. fyyest
Boug1 IN square No b. brunded by Live Oak Jena and Ian
rel streets and Napoleon Avenue designated plan drawn nv
from IL o II inclusive. - - ' 80
Lots Nos II 3D. a. Is and 6 adoi measure each 80 feet
front on Live Oak street by depth between parallel lines Of
~ feet Lot No. l6 forming the of Oak and Jena
streets. - $3.50 s"
Lot No II measures 30 feet front Jena street by depb
between parallel lines of 1s0fee ft'
TERMS-0ne fourth cash balance at l. and 3years
credit IN the notes Of the purchasers bearing per cent per an
mum interest from day Of sale maturity and per cent there
payment. ~
Act Of sale before Theodore Guyo Notary Public at the ex
Eense ol Ine pfcnasef. m3
PRIVATE SALE OF A HIGHLY VALUABLE FRAGT,f
Timbered Land in the Parish of IberYi close to the Nc
Donongh lands. -
BY ]. B. WALTON,
AucrosEER-Onice 40 Camp street
HIGHLY valuable tract of land atfioin-
ing the McDonongh lands late the property the city
Baltimore known Section No. So in Township H. Range Is
East, containing 63s 32L00 acres
This tract considered Of the most valuable the State
not only for the immense quantity of cypress and other timber
which contains but for the admirable quality of its SOIL
R. For terms, apply to j. b. WALTON Auconeer, No. 40
Camp street SEQ If
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hhE'ANf i md VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGE AND
improved Grounds in West Bougny.
BY J. B. WALTON,

improved Grounds in West Bouligny
BY ]. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-Ofice, 40 Camp street.
March Is, 1850, at IL O'Clock
scribed property ~Ta'' M = -" 1o"iAe ue-
m THAT VERY ELIGIBLY LOCATED AND FINE COT
LA9E RESIDENCE sua'ed on Coliseum (ate Paquern mel
" ne square bounded BY Berlin Perrer Milan Streets
YES. bonsy and Ct present occupied by John H. Bach
M msq WITH two and half lois q 50
lei lines and lots Psrrer street. the rear Of lie above
between parallel lines. = $3.50 49, p
Cottage i superior story and attic dwelling house
sea upon brick pillars seven feet high containing hall with
hee rooms on each side four in the attic etc
together with kitchen building sheds cistens garden
third cash. the balance in notes of canal
amounts at one and two and with per per anum
after IL not punctuay paid ~ .-N.S
Possession given on LIST April next,
of the purchaser. r. n ~ - - "an1s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13

EXTENSIVE CATALOGUE SALE OF FRENCH BRAN
dies, Wines sc.
BY BERNARD TURPIN,
AUcr1osREs
TUESDAY. the 20th Inst. Fat haIf-pasf 10
O'Clock a. the store of the importers, Messrs Carriere
Co. No date No 2 Old Lcvee street. to close consisi.
1000 packages French Brandes In half quarter and eighth
pipes Of the following brands Gastion ard
Dupuy Co., St. Groix, w. Raymond Chas Riyiere Hyer
Alex Segnee All the above Brande are in
United States Bonded Warehouses. ~ -
4oo casks Bordeaux Caret, ordinary.
40 superior.
5000 boxes ordinary.
100 fine Wines
Au Dessert Wines.
l00 Grand Wines.
so casks
5D0 boxes Brandy Cherries . etc etc
RB-TERMS OF SAJE-S300 cash; over $500 four nnontb
over $780, six months; SoV eight months for sppoyei
paper = ft M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13

The renowned European Band the leadership OF thu
celebrated Bayersdorer is engaged for this occasion
Gentlemen wishing Ladies' Invitations leave their names
and residence with any Of the above named Managers
The Invitation Committee will meet in the of the Bail
room every friday evening" and positively Ladies' Invita-
lions VIII be issued after the last meeting of the Committee
which will take place the Friday previous the Bali
Positively lady will be admitted without Invitation
Ticket having been approved by the Committee
above Managers . = ms
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AattituIar Hotites,

A6-Nottce Of the Ladies', Leap Year Party.
IN see9nn OF the large number Of applcans Committee Of
Invitation have closed the list OF gentlemen No gentleman ad
United without lady Gentlemen tckeied By giving
reference known the COMMITTEES receive ladies' tickets u
plieaon be made by TUESDAY March I3 which day he
thereafter .
NIL lite #4s. @ RICE Il BUTLER.
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= - -
! j.. B. WALTON

9ALpABB I;s. LoTDs NEW LEygE STREET, NEAR
hoo'n, adjoining the Crescent cry Press. III
BY J. 3. WALTON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13
T. By ]. 3. WALTON.

ri ag n,,,s SNAIL DWELLING HOUSES TN THE
long credit, without endorsers 'ss'n resses-on very
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13

~ CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA HEGRoEa
NI FOR SALE
have received fifty Carolina Virginia Heeroee
AM consisting of Field Hans Cocks, Washers Iuuers
Also, two No. Blacksmhs, No. Brirkyea, hvs good
Carpenters snd one good Cooper -
VIII be receiving fresh gangs every month during he seas
which will sell low for casa good II months city accept
Rnces. EEssF8
Persons wishing purchase would do wall Ia rive - en-
before purchasing elsewhere Apply to . -
a u PETERSON
8..t=z555s6. a#sSs b Is Psrdido street
OF ON between St. Charles and gazonaeiat 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13

n UMBER-LuMBER-Lu
~, 40 feet IL and IL dressed Florida YeoH Pins
FLOORING tsngnea aud dressed.
lsaeo0 feet IL and III wide dressed Florida Yea Pins
FLOORING tengned and groossd
Nb10 feet X dressed Florida YelIaN riHe GEIT
ING, tangued and groossd.
loaoe eet wids dressed Florida Fellow Pms CEILING.
tonguei and gYooses- - "a IN ~ a.
ING square edged.
i00o00 fest dressed WEArHERRoADS
N19 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER eensis<ix If nrA
Boards weaihs1hoards, SeAntlng, JcissA. esc.
10000 fest assorted Cypress Lumber, tzthA aa SHINGLES
-AIBo-s5tf
Sashss, Doors, Blinds Mosidinss. etc., ID.
Fec sale af tho lowest nasksa pxs In lc q s pnrchA
sers By SIMPSON = UoRR.
eeSe ly New ka&tn-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13

WANTED-A GENTLEMAN. A RESIDENT OF NEW
~ Orleans since 1872 continuously of procuring
situation Book keeper Salesman outdoor Clerk In
produce commission house, He
monals 10 con,neiency character sobriely line
addressed to j. W. b. at this Office will with prompt
hos. nj III s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-13

R UMsET n NEWCOnIB WOULD RESPECT
~ fuly snounce TO their New Orleans patrons
that their return from their IMMENSELY TRIUMPH
Ant tonr on the OF where was
more than realized their sanguine expectations mi
FOR A FEW NIGHTS 80 : +
The Amphithemfer,
where they will introduce their New Popular Melodies
Songs, Gees, Duets Baresaues, and receyp
continuance Of the patronage has universally &c
CORE foil
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15
PTeHN0HD ADVKRITsEhEETs.
Nnffna-

#z .1HEt4 Notice. = =
yzyuE sm a. PULLTAM BETS having This day csass
4 was II IylTTs vii contihus In the NEGRO AuOiloN
DIsIS Ess aud taken into eopsfsnershap Yin i's g.
GREeOsf 4by siii conduct the business unoer NJ n, "
RRTIs Efsf5,0fY NJ thcr salesr0om on frankn street,
kar door below Wall street, tad stout Doe sinAIs go~ e
nsnc IN tba patronage which literally extended I"
Win m Rti4s shlc n the firm Of Pnllam d Bsua - =
1l,ey have saahsd III sofvcs Ut Mr. Besnaop J" LLsohk
- "s'~' s $50 - : = WM. N. BETS,
.nH. L. J. agEGokf.
p......-, 49, ism may 10 dIy +.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15
GEO. WASHINGTON.

SERIOUS RAILROAD D's,srrR.-A dispatch from
St Louis. June 18th, says:
passenger train the Belevil,e Railroad
ran off the track, four miles from Bellevle, at 8
O'Clock this morning, completely breaking the en-
gne, baggage car and ono passenger ear. and in-
Jufne some thirty persons. many seriously. y
large number ot the passengers were delegates To
the Democratic State Convention, to BIO held Mt
Springfield tomorrow. The following are the
nam"s oi those who most seriously wounded
Simon Reemer, Geo. l.. Wehof r. A. Moo o.
Q. taneleye, Z. ". Shook. A. }. f,ppen, W. H.
Stewart. Thos. A. Thorp, Hon. W. IL. snyder
all from Beileyille; James Hill. of Urbana; Ja
cob Manner. jacob knoeb,ll, Charles $. Church
man, and Rosa, tho engineer. The accident &C.
CURED by the disp placement Of u switch
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.Jles..lF|| IiFaieiall.
rpvanD svraErrs IIssr GRAFTON. :.

~ rnw.rp gyxakrrs fIssr GRAFTON.
els~l.e IN - ssusd nsssssss ;. - sssssns ss.ns-
~. "A e ksssseA q " M a Tsasas nasoa HarFia. IN
Syc,s,edia q As.srr.n Issasars Harris vas
rrzy chassser II ce,eby, AID vas pssios o. me
sssr66 kr<Aessss hss wrfe Everett was born. ms rev
.~a probably a''s is.e,ed what shadow o. pf'shfe'
- 10 nne,
# -Ds val, IN an bigger"
80 a.Sos sor the good ne can do
y ~ Bat win Do wheo be. grown up"
Ase sass exirscs nom the "csdopedia of American Lite
fsiare;~ az -
Thsre pessns remnl.ccnce Of Harris At his period. 10
,anecon ,hs ycuiA Edward Rssrt When the latter
M sbou, year old hs birthplace In Dofehesef he re-
sihe Eiowing corr q verses which nsrs wrote for him
he iie roan referring the cocr Of The peakers hair
s-ss- - THE LfTTLE ORATOR.
PRAY, how should l. little lad
Yosre only Jokine I'm afraid
Do wAn to I arr bigger
-. Bu,. aimee you wish 10 heai my pari
And urge me 10 begin H.
m strive for praise, with all my heart
2 Thcssh small the hope to win H.
I'll tell tale how Farmer John
little roam ceh bird, sir,
And every nigh, and ever, morn,
Ne watss'd and he fvd. cir
Said Nelghbor Joe 10 Farmer Jehn.
=. -Aru't you ~, do. slr. az
- To spend such ums and ears upon
A lile useiess colt s,r''
Said Farmer John ~ Ncighbor Joe,
III brins my lhle roam M,
Not for the sp,.-3 he eau do
Hut viii do, when he's grown up
The moral you can wecs py.
rotrep the tale ir,m spelling;
Tbs iiue cei- you think, II l.
lse j know !, by your smiling
= And nov, my friends please /, excuse
- Ny Iisping and my ranimers;
l. fur this once have done my b,st
Aud se-I'n make my manners
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15
LTFE AND PRE- ms IJRAEcE.

TheVirginia Life Insurance Company
4 fully prepared and ths athniin VI inc
public earnesty cae importance of lis oltecss
fktr Company under its chariot divides sis OF ~
prodts every three the policy builders
tsiag e sssHrra the advantages o the muiual ssiei
tue pege OF perpetual Capital stock Of tiUVb aHa mo
aided security thai lie stock holefe have permanent abeye'
interest," conducting It's aft h prudence aud econoiny
one-alf Capital stsk and Earn
Ia In Bond aud Mortgage uuineumbtfe
Real Ezaie. worth double The amount.
The chief object Of ls Company IL 70 aid In retaining al
money hch annually rom
for Life Premiums 10 Northern tompznrs Thai
oaes will he loaned 10 customers for term OF years nj ega
Interest. aud dsburArd In midst
Ens0w mrni and Annuies granted Life and Term Policies
Issued rates other good Compsnes slaves insured
for year OF for Term Of ,sars
gECT0RS
WIN H. Mcfarland, John Purcell
Joseph Alien SBn'l I. iaJly.
Eoscae H. Heath, JOA X. Anderson,
Tbo.. " Mcealse, {. o. barney,
John H. Montague, Ko H. Mhhrf.
David l. Burr. Jas A. CowArtin,
Lewis Gnt-r Bnj. H. Nash
John Jones, J., 4. Moore,
Jas l.. Apuerson, John II. Claiborne,
Lewis ID. Creuslnw, H. &. Wheu!.
WIN, q, Patoe, VIM. ". Christian,
H. D.. c baskerville, Wyndhan Iln,trison,
sam1 ;. Harrison, John G, shaf,f
VIM. II. lInxai Peter G. Warwick,
lsobt. 4. Brooke, X. q. II iskins
t,eorr. ID. she'll Edward NorvelI,
Wellington t3oddn, George J. Sumner,
John lInoiey, ID. :. Woodbridge.
Presideaf-WM H. MCFARLAND,
Zee Presideat-sAM'L j. HARRISON,
Ptysiciaa-DR, BLAIR BuEwELi-
j. ADAtR pLEAsANrS. Secretary.
JOHN NJ MILLER Agent, Lynchburg. Va
ss- ofiec Main nni III Streets, Richmonl. VA
- d6n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

The SrEuBEN MONUMENT The S,euhen Mon
ument Association OF New York held festival on
Mondag, at Elm Park which was attended bya
large company OF Germans. who enjoyed tho &c.
casion in The usual way, by dancing music, lis.
tening to addresses. and imbibing their favorite
beverage Mayor Wood visited the grounds To-
wards evening, and made speech in approval of
the Jesign Of erecting the monument 10 Baron
Steuben. pledging his personal and official SUP
port TO the undertaking As tho visitors were
dispensing after night gang OF rOwdies attacked
them, injuring several
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15
Forwarding Business.

fHNllE james Eyer an kha"ha Conpan, having aeeccd
10 the proposition ul the south Side H. H. 10. VANCE
te ha routes have been compelled 10 adsanec
however, by that arrangement, cualei put
goos through 20 10 25 cent below the Side Road
%, provided they adhere to The -tipulaons; and
ltcle the difference viii hi much greater Al any rate
detcaihtd n repct 10 he Unrest p0sibe poHt
att,qe which the high tolls viii permit; and the
lsnechurg and the West viii tni II greatly their advantage
ship lho,r goods Via Riclnond \. =. LEE,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
mAr.h Is the Dock. kirhnnnd Nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15
1860. SPRING TRADE. 1860.

ELLETT &c WEISIGER,
Manuacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
Hats, Caps, and Straw Good S,
No lG7 Min Street, opposite Exchange Bank,
RICHMOND, VA.
HAVING made extensive preparations now Offering 10
i the nts " Virginia. NDrth Carolina and Tcnncs
prices which cannot but insure sale ke largest ami
gicts stock Q Spring lind SanDer 6oo got
This Market which for quality, yarlet. aud erace,
be oNcelcd All They ASK is look before Purchasing
elsewhere. oEpxEs strictly aud promptly attended 10.
Mr. j. l.. irrCISsoN, formerly OF tnon Monroe county,
Ya Interested business aud will de, la ii his 'aiua
le services. ELLEl1 N WEIeiGER
fen 14iiiunr ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS
No "a Sycamore Street, Petersburg,

NO. 34 byCalnOfe Street, P1terSburg,
tSIG or PHE "a GLE)
nfFEE> /" lis f mis- and the puhic generally Of The
" largest AMI choices. stocks d WATt HES, JEWELEi,
SIN El:W ARE. FINE CLOCKS and FIRST CLASS GOODS
ui every Nar! his line presented 10 The public,
cheap brilliant aIi beautiful be had in other e>inb
Iurnt IN tins ANY ocr country, In every department.
dies oman lctuc nportet al The newest styles an
ic most unique classcLl anu eap"rac work anshI.
seat >.,tl$
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

Mix IN FRANcE.-Every drop of milk brought
into Paris is tested at the barries by the lacon,e-
ter. I" see il the iron-ta COW" has been gully
OF diuung it-if so the whole Of it is remprseles-
sly thrown into the gutter--the Paris milk is
very pure in consequence. If u tradesman adu-
lterates any article Of food offered for sale he is
FIRST hned and then made publicly to c,nless his
fault l.s means OF large placard in his window.
setting forth the exact nature Of the trick he has
played upon his customers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15
10 n ID on
Orthern Assurance mpany,
No. MoonG,lr s1nrrr LoSpoN,
FOE FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCES,

II Tome and IbFOId.-kstILlIshed m Esd.
Paid up Capital and surplus. 2Iyi1i1 ~
Annual lie, cnne, Tor year jan 81 ls5s. g3l,iH Il
fDNlIS Company nsur- against damage Fire, nj
most description al Property The rates premium
moderate, mud the conditions
the greatest Iherniiy.
The Policies o This Company only guaranteed by
large ,aPld hut nso b! the uniintr, personal responsibility,
OF nearly lpau holders
sW Losses promptly adjusted md paid reference
London. special mud prov lci In Philadelphia pa! mcn
al Losses Ia this ounlry,
". ". WILLIAMSON,
NJ. Edits Agent in lA uchbarg, VA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

AIURDEa in GEoRorA.--A man named Wm.
Sn,.i,. =. plaaisr in Oglethorps couaiy. Georgia.
was psur Tered by slave on Saturday. The slave
vAs apptehendM aud burnt at the stake on Mon
dsyss aa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15

1's'Is1'1' =. :. =
JOHNSON, .YOU NSGSESR " OIE1'
BETwEES CARY. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
IuAyE ON HAND AND OFFER FOR sAbf-
IL 1000 bags R!o, Laguyra aud Java Conee
u bags Mocha do
sides good and damaged sole Leather
Boo boxes AlamantDe Candles;
ld9 boxes brown Soap;
iz5 Fancy do
1000 kegs Old Dominion Sals
100 barrels n. q. MUasscx
10 hogshtads Cubn Molasses;
N. d. Sugar;
100 barrels extra C. Sugar;
Ito low grades Sugar,
- do grannlatcd Sugar
- do ground sugar;
~ a..s loaf sugar
"a .arrcis crushed sugar:
"a kegs soda;
loo box French Window Glass;
loo Kits No Markcrcl;
IN barrels No ! llerrings;
bushels Clover, Timothy and other Grass Seeds,
Besi,.s uf GtC EKIES well ~ large
aud we'll selected stock 10 FOREiGN AND DOMESTIC lQ
To.S. We al.o agents for of The best brands u
MOUNTAIN RYE WlItSkEY, all Of which will sell low.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-15
PATENT ASPHALTIC
Wool Carding.

DOL Carding.
1uk CARDS are now In perfect order having been ncwh
~ filled an thoroughly repaired are pre- ard do
oarang In The yer: best manner at the shortest
We have again secured the of Mr. CoLEuAs las
oi Nelson county, Cardrr o great experience who curl
us Vie last scdsoi, AMI gave entire satisfaction.
ou that wani GOOD ROLLS, send In your Wool eaiiy, and
We wi enlea,or - card ali as in. without any a
We WI" spare no pains please who may pa,role
VIII Keep constantly hand Wool Rolls and
exchange for Wool.
The HIGHEST CASH paid for Wool delivered
store ~ MILL NOWLIN MURRELl,
una! ~ Ly nehburg, Va