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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

Couar CALsSDAR This Day. -SUpx-
RioR CouRr Mes ~. IoD. 279 q. 80 i6s 81. 2sT.
26S S. e5 l9i, 269 sle. "a, 2Ts, q $50, 6s, go 70
2s'
Cossos PIE,s-Pat I.--Nos. rs, it7, i5,. ISL.
1921. l3l. 1881. 1897, 49, al, sl9, za3. ~ .flt.
si3.-rar n.-Nos. 1874. l62, 100, i6S, no, 7s ia.
rs lso, lss. 1874, $50. lss. 1870.
sUrRENS CouRr -Csnsrai Tty-.--NoS. ], y, W.
), y, III, 10 TO 90.
Arrest FOR FoRGsRY --Nathan New
to- residing a. No. 200 T. 1abe,h S.. was on Ss,ar-
cay arrested. charged vita Aavrg aisYci a receipt
signed by VIM Farley. from tae sr-Sant OF Gas
To that Of 1925. The accused. Il ssemy no, lrnE
ago brought civil snit az ,nst Mr Farley N rela ion
to this receipt, which was decided against him tA-
Jury believing that the fcrgsr b Al bsea nisted.
Newton Is reputed TO b. seslthy, aed heretofore
has maintained most respectaoe position "a ths
community. He vas taken before justice Mou-t,ou
and committed 10 prison % await examination.
Suspicion OF GRAND LARCENY. -Th~.
Riley. a porter IN tie store Of MesTs, Booth q
Poster, ccthieYs. of No 2f COuuland,-st', was yes
tercSy By officers Darins Phillips. of tss
third Ward on suspicion Of having stolen clothing
10 large amount from the store OF his employers
lie Was committed by Justice LohIsp for eximlas-
uOa.
u Two gentlemen, while passing
through West Broadway at q o'clock on Sunday
evening, when near the corner OF ChamseraS.
were accoSied by man carrying heavy NJ 70
his hand. who asked them fer some money. They
passed on without needing hin, and ne followsd
them 70 the corner OF Reed.st, where he joiaed MS
gang, who were standing upon the sidewalk, ard
then AZ an urged his request On receiving another
oeria', the gang rephed " We vii let you pass THIS
time, hut we've marked you" These gentle men
state thar they nave repeatedly passed throssh
West Broadway al thar hour, and never hal tho
pleasure oi seeing policeman in sae neghborhOod.
CHARGE OF MORDER-D Discharge of tie
AcenSs9 Il man named Domirlck Gibon. residing
al No. l49 AnthoAy-st, Cnear tie Five Pcnts,) Vas
yesterday arrested by ASSIST. Capt. FieftY, % tao
sixth Ward. charged With causing the ceath Of Mary
ANA Noble by administering poison Ia her IL ap-
pears that Mary Ann died su denly on Sunday night
under symptoms OF having been poisoned, and Il be-
coming Known that she vas the principal witness in
case OF highway ROBBERY. recently committed on
the Five Points It wnS supposed that she had been
poisoned BY Gitlon wAO is relative OF one of the
parties Eow IN custody ior committing the robbery.
TIE Coroner was 10 mCoiAtely notified aud held an
inquest on the Oody. De- Litellmaie post nor,em
examination and after - minute ms )eclinn could
tnd 10 trace Of poison IN the stomach. Other evn
oeICe was adouced snOS lng that 10 pefson 0ut the
friends of the deceased had administered anY medi-
ciue u ner during her illuCss fnc Jury rendered
yeIc ict OF death by inf ANIMATION OF the lungs,
caused by luempeIance" GA the rendition OF the
veicics tie accused Was discharged.
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Appointments by Gov. BirIer.

- Harrisburg. Monday, Feb. 2. 1852.
GOV. bigger mas made the following important 40
poihiInehts TO offices IA Philadelphia:
Inspector OF Domestic Distilled Soirits-Chas II.
Schrelner OF Union Co
Inspector Of Saii PfoTisions--Georgs G etz.
Inspector OF Lumber-Jsnos 5. Watson.
sealer OF Weights and Measures for CIty-S. G..
Thompson.
Keeper Of the Powder Magazipe-Jas. Laf,rty.
Health Oficer--W William McGlenzy.
MeasOIer Of Marble y lcob Umpstead.
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Advertisement l-Wsr Linens. - 1 NJ
rr1,ecessrted Senand for wet goods MS cIese" OF
excl,.uert IN ard about Columbia Ha'I NO NJ
GrsnG st, unparalleled III tne nisiois o. a.. Al.
Goods store III this City, nor is II 10 De
wheo taken into consideration. pure Irsn "a az
shirug, valued at 20 cents are offered AZ o. mo-
cs1ts damssk and birdsese diaper IN the san,e "a
loLn"n sS ~ IL cents and offered al 10 cents pes
a5s Ensisa long cloth Valued at IL cents ana I
iered a. sd per yard English prints s,I urirr u..
cents and offered at cents per yAiS opst &c SRA
$50 r French muslin De lame, OF TIE inDf Iii ~
he s;yjss ano colors valued at 20 cents aha
offered al shilling per ard Il should DC nnSed or
befed the above goods are neiihsf respect
w,.h lie exception Of being slightly ~e' ""'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
Murder and Lynch Law.

49, BALTIMORE. Monday, Feb 2, 1882.
The New. Orleans papers receised to-daT safe
,hb John ID. Wattins, planter Of De 500 County,
MISS, was murdered last week by his slaves. The
negroes were arrested, and confessios the murder,
ihty were executed BIZ the mob
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S"amets between Richmond aud Europe
VIRGINIA and Intervention.

cd =,
OH mas been reported in the Virginia Leslsls-
uIe, authorizing los1 OF 81 eoJ 900 OF safe bon Is
.othanie Ambrose Thompson to establish lice Of
steamers between this city and Europe
Inc fesoiuiicnS introduced In the lie yfs ature
seanSt The Intervention Of this c0untrv Ia the az
fads OF Europe. have been lsi1 on the table GA ,ie
GROUND that It was ineKpsdien; to touch upon the
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Steamer sunk by Ice oa the Ohio.

LOUISVILLE, Monday, Feb. ., Io5l
The steamer Washington sunk az Rock Island,
Ohio River, IN consequence OF the ice. The cargo
(which was chiefly rom and the boat are a total
loss. She owned ia Pittsburgh aud there in.
sUied Her passengers and crew were saved
The boats from below report many disasters by
the ice
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3Onbardment of Johann.

BosToS, Monday, Feb. ,. 1854.
letter from Capt Cutler, master Of the bark Dol
phln, OF Warren. Rhode Island, gives account OF
TIE Don,baTdnoLt Of Johanna on the Oh OF August
last, 10y the L. 5. sloOp.of war Dale. Commander
Peatsall, for the unjust imprisonment Of Capt.
MooIes OF the bark Mara. of Ne b ediord
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The Ohio Clear OF Ice at Pittsburgh.

PITTsBURGH, Monday Feo. 2, 1852.
Tire river here is clear OF ice and in good navigl-
bic order. There are Ia feet water IN the
channel. and the Iivei falling slowly The packets
ate running daily. The weather is cool
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pnr6on of n Kidnaopcr, &c.

PHuADKLPHIA, Monday, Feb :, ls92-
George Alberti convicted Of Kidnapping sad SEN
fenced 10 ten years imprisonment IN the State Prison.
has been parconed by Governor Bigler.
The annual meeting OF the Penns, wanna kail-
road Company for the election Of Directors takes
place to-day. There is considerable excitement
manifested OF the subject.
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CITY ITEMS.
: or The THsRMosxrER

RANCE or THE THERMOMETER
Al = Seaio~S formerly Lynch ClaTtyiz az Wa y.
"a NJ. Noon 3PN. 3P "
feoiuAry l-.------32 80 3 IS
--.--.--29 d Is 30
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For.D DgAO IN BEp. esterday inotn,
, sn p..,.st. was found dead IN his bed, as
ee,,h bs1.ng ass supposed, been caused y sanS
Ito b. isirg ovsrlsid b. his pareatS' Nofors'
Ives ssyrotlhe5 TO hold al inlue"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
SA1vsoF REAL ESTATE Monday, Feb. 2,

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SuICIDE.-Aa La,
migrant named James Saith. while Insane, a. -
Aic7,cI on sunasy pleht, attempted TO commit SUI
eide h. Jumping into The dock at the 100! OF
st X tie wss observed By oficer Acse, a 90
Thirteenth Ward, Who after much dlheu.y is ~ Mr.
him. and conveyed him 20 me P1ol.s .a;,.,ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03
Fail or n Portion OF the " Horse. shoerat Niagara

N.oAP. FAILS Monday, FEB. 9, 1852.
About > p. NJ. yesterday, large piece OF vac
Borses hoe Falls fell IN on the American slGe De-
tween Goat LIfls) Island and the Tower.
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Markets-ReyeTieib b. feleyrsgA
CHARLESTON, Ssurday, Jan. vi
CorTos-Ssles to-day $40 bsics at GiaS,c. Tas
ns,k ct - unchanged.
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From the South-Proposal for Union Con
vention. &c.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Feb. ,, 1852.
We have no mail south Of Washington tonight
The Alabama Union Convention proposes Nahonal
Union Convention, to be held az Washington on the
second Tuesday III JuLe. -
Navisation is re0pensd here, and the steamer Bei-
videre started TO-DAY for Petersburg. The PARK
Maria. ship Flora Macdonald aad other vessels
which were in danger in the bay, have received as
sistarce and several have been lowed into Ann tpos
The bark Seneca, from Rio, was III dangerous con
dton. and steamer was sent TO her assistance from
Annapolis
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The Philadelphia Railroad and the Snsaue-
hanna River.
PHILADELPHIA. Mondl

PHILApELPHIA. Monday, teo = Io'z
The i,o in the Susouehauua continues rs hrm as
at any time this season, and passengers mails, @c:'
pass over without The slightest difficulty. Inc raft
road on /, is in perfect order and 30 cars oacea VIII
freight, weighing tuns each, crossed to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-03

After some un.npOrtant etsiness' 'ns ooA'o '1'
iourned 10 Wednesday.
~ AIchemistic Experiments will be
-. ,hi. evs,ing a. Bleecker Buildings, corner OF
nissekeT and M9stol.ss. These lectures and sne
rersorInsuces Of DR.. Williams are sure 20 snouAa
s la Broosly hs hall 49, ~ IA mall !oi Ills Aa
diences.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE Monday, Feb 2,
By Adrian H. Mailer.
gous. ,rf lot On side Of ph-ay.. between 18Th
AID
House and ior No Carr Inc 81. l8I5o--..--- 80"
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Explosion in the Arsenal at Charleston
Man Killed.

CHARLESTON, Saturday, jan. ST, 1911
An explosion took place this morning In the I, ,.
Arsenal IN this city. Tho Laboratory was Down
down and nan named Balsey killed.
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Froa, Observation-Disclosures SillimaAs Lee
lure on Geolosy-Secretary Stuarts Recep-
ti0n. &c. -, y ,o.s
WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb 2 1852
Professor Silliman's Lecture on Geology, a' Tie
Smithsonian Institute, is largely attended.
Secretary Stuart is holding his first reception 70
night his house is oensely thronged with the isSi
Ion OF the city. .,, =.
The weather is again colder aud very l'tie lu''
preston has been made upon the ice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-28
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE VS..
CoM vissI0NEIs's SALE OF LAMP.

~ Pursuant decree al lac Circuit Court t l.r.l-
ford county made SUIT in Chanc-ry, therein depend
ing, of over>trects In istrator. against Floed and
others, undersigned Commissioner III prureed on
Saturday, the 2ath If September sel by ay OF
public suction to the highest biddr the house
of Moses Snead. big Island TRACT or LAND, w..
ing in the county Bedford containing. by tion
2a0 Acres. This land aaljuns the ands of Chares II
Reynolds Lburn II. Johnson, und Others and lies nenr
the Rope Ferry mud is thu Ja,nes River
and knuawha anal II is well mbcred, and portion
oi it good Tobacco Land
TERhs-A credit OF one and two years will De given
Except sufficient defay the costs of suit
and heexpenses Of snle which viii berequircd in cash.
The purchaser WI b. requires 10 give bonds ith good
personal security for the deferred rayments aud the
titn will be retained ur II security, subject
sae IN default of the payment OF he purchase nlouey.
TIE tide is believed &c good but tho undersigned
conveys such ~ Is vested in him Commits Toner.
Aug 2S-2taw4w SAhpL o. CLANTOR, Com =.
~ Republican 90 81.
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powHATAN House.,
Richmond, March 18th lS47. :

Richmond, March 18th lSF.
Tie undersigned, Members OF the Legislature who
have boarded at the "fowHATAN HOUSE," during the
present session, and of at several preceding
sessions. being about To ad feel called upon by
u OF duly place in the hands of Mr.. CHARLES
L. DIBRELI. host. testimonial OF our kind re-
gard for him. and of hig satisfaction with the con
duct and arrangements OF the establishment.
In House contai ing hundred boarders, itmay
he expected that there will he frequent conn lants. We
have peasure in saving however that not aware
that any existed during he winter certainly there has
been no occa sion Suction. The house
markablc for order and quiet The table has been boun-
tully supplied with all the good things OF lite and the
rooms well kept.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. have presided over the House wi Ii
ability, and have evnced. on all asions anxious
desire to make their guests comfortable and happy--
The assstdnsare prompt and obgng, and the servants
faithful honest and attentive TO their duties
Upon the whole, do not believe that mare agree
Yble Boarding House is be found in Virginia, and we
Nmst that Mr.. D. may long continue occupy itor it
he shall find il necessary leave it, that he may max.
II location corresponding with his merit.
S. Med. Moore, Geo D. Hopper. VIM. d. Hart II.
Chandler. Thomas Davis Asa Rogers w. Nj. Amber,
e. T. Brown, Lawrence Roane, Samuel Watts, Adam
Small J. Voolfolk, Ihos. M. Bondurant, John Bowyer
Cawe VIM. b. Finney, VIM. L. Boak, j. M. Smith, A
r. Holiday, j. w. Breuthed, j ThompsonJr Hugh w.
Shelley, Thomas Robinson, George Stillman.
We concur with great pleasure in the foregoing.
FRANCIS L. SMITH.
ROBT BROCkETT.
Comm ssioners from Alexandria.
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sTA.LER,s AFFIRMATIVE.

valuable remedy FOR Impurities The Blood, Erysi
pclos, Boils, SalRheum, Milk Crust Rheumatism
bronchitis. Engarged Ionsis, Sore Throat, Dropsy
Ulcers the Legs, Swelled Glands, Dernnged Liver
Oppression, Palritation of the Heart, Tetcr &c &c
Prepared by n. II STABLbR, Alexandria, Va.
All of the above ualaabie preparations, for by
X. STABLER IL co,
iy 1--2twd&c3m Lynchbmg, Vn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-28

IMPORTANT TO FARM Il II n ;,
4 Gardeners. florists, Incorporated Companies Man
aacnrtrs Arfxons Profession7i lien, Mechanics, and
oihers--The Pump and Fire Engine
eOss bin ed.-Right Secured by UHited States Let
ftys-IakeHt--ALL 1sFRIseEaEsrs WILL PRosEcU-
TED ny LAw.-Tls is the valuable invention of
the ngo and without which. manufactures, public edi
fees hotels. and private dwellings, are incomplete. and
comparatively insecure. With this eheap and efficient
Fire En- ine the Farmer is perfectly independent of al
accommodating insurance companies, and can bid
defiance to the ineendiary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Wa hnve in Mr. H. Brittinghpu Mitehell's PUNT
AND Engine, anl esteem them most valuable np-
prudngc. rrent convenience and efficient pfotec-
ton againat fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond.
X. u. TYLER, do
DIR. ROYSTER, Iuguenpi Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, farmville
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buckingham,
Il. J. GAINES Charlotte.
The Pump cun be IN use nj DIR. VIM. y. Morris =
Diuguid foundry, and n, many other paeeo In Lynch
burg. MI of whom approve their utility and useful
The Pump can be seen In Richmond, nj the Wig
office. They warranted to work well for ycnr.
~ NoTlGE.-Al peraons buying OF selling the
above articles, responsible to me for H.
BRIrTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-dia Proprietor.
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From the Richmond Wing.

"PowHATAN HoUsE.-The complimentary Cnrd in
regard to the mana of this House must he highly
gratifying to the worthy Proprietor, Mr.. c. h. Dibrel
from the fact that it entirely voluntary act on the
part of the sgners-ts reception by Mr. d. being the
first intimaton of such intention their part. We
can add our testimony that of the gentlemen who
have paid Mr. D. compliment just in itself, and ten
dered in n manner delicate' jy 22-ts
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II
having commenced, the subscriber would respectfully
c the attention of the public to this large and popular
Hotel which is in first order for the reception
of company II ia situated Main Street, entirely
convenient the Railroad depot, Packet Landing md
Stage office; and presents u the travelling community
every inducement, it is believed thai can be desired
expected in a louise of Entertainment. The order,
quiet and clearly condition of the house, noticed
und aprre ,iated by all who visit it.
Besides the usual comfor;s Of a well ordered hotel,
there is at lenst one Dbres which cannot he found
mt any other in Lynchburg and that is Spring pure
Freestone Water ssu lg cold and limpid, from rock
within the hotel, and afiordng decided luxury during
this warm weather
Whe the subscriber was conducting the "Powhaan
House. in Richmond the following unsolicited testmo-
NAL was placed in his hands, with request that he
would publish it, In republishing it, he assures his
friends that he is less anxious than he then To
make them comfortable and happy"
CHAS. L. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
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III OTECE 10 Carpenters or HOUSE
l BUILDERS.-The subscriber would inform the
community that he has hind good lot of the Les,
Pine Timber Tint Virginia will afford, and receiving every
week nil of which will be sold low for cash good pa.
per.
JAS. s. CREWDSoN, Com. Mere't.
OHthe pdsin.
N. Bills for Houses received md lied n, thu
shortest notice Timber well dried If Desired
Aug. 7-ts J. b. &.
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DIEDMOET WORKS. ELLlsos If P,o-
l. prietor.
Steam Saw cnd Planning Mills,
Door, Sdsh- Blind and Boz factory,
Nh and Machine Wtrk,
HoR Turning ana Fitting

II'F HIHFHB HHt1 IftFtNRi
BiacksmAng Of all descriptions.
Those works hnvng been fitted up great expense
with steam power, and large variety of machinery fol
working wood ana iron form the most complete eslab-
ishmcnt of the kind in the Southern States. and
better work and ut cheaper rates, than be
ono in the ordinary mode
Builders and those Intending to build, supplied with
Doors, Blinds, Window Frames md Sash (p.imed ,nf
glazed if rcqured) Moulding, Flooring dressed ant
t-nguc and groov"d ready 3rnyng. dressed Ceiling
ind Notwithstanding, .alingy, and variety of other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dumpand Stone Cara, Der
ok Gearing, Vince bnrrows Picks and Bars, and Other
Tools required upon Public Works
Constantly hind aud for sale, reasonable terms
nil cites of rim and other Lumber worked
unworked. Saving and Planning done order. Bills
o. Timber sawed to order
Jan Lifts A. NETTLETOi, Agent.
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DELL HOTEL, LIBERTY, BEDFORD
ID COUNTY, VIRGINIA.-The undersigned hny
ing purchased If Mr. William Terry, TINT old and we'll
know Hotel estabI' shment, know the BELL HO-
TEL LIcrty d., others his services To the public for
the patronage long bestowed upon his pre- lecessor
The entire csab ishmen hns Jus, undergone thorough
repair from Cellar Garrett Rendering pleasant and
comfortable in every department.
His Table is supplied with every thing good which
nnr lovely Piedmont country produce, and the LAR
with the most genuine and best quality Of Liquors.
His Stables in excellent condition, well provided,
good and reliable Osters always in attendance.
The Rocky Mount line OF Coaches connect AT this pon
tri.weekv with the Cars of Va and Tenn. X. r., and
passengers coming from any direction either the Cars
Stages private vance, will always find him pre-
rared to acc omdate them with meals at any hour.
He hatters himself, that from the reputation of this
house and with enegy speared his part to render
his guests comfortable, he will receive liberal shaIe o
pntronsrc THOMAS LEFTWlCH.
II-fSif
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yIaGINIAE JOB PRINTING OFFICE
fNHB ibers having emily made extensive additions to
depar # their business would INFORM te friends
pabi they prepared to execute NEATLY
PROMPTLY REASONABLE TEL Ms every description of
PLAIN and FANCY PRINTING;

such Pamphlets, Hand-bills, Circulars, Eli
heads Blanks, Cheeks, Cards, Labels, sc. &c.
They the ser,i Of exclusively for
this branch of their and eaye orders nay
RELY having their work done eXpedously and well.
Confident of their ability entire satisfaction they respect
fully solicit a portion Of he public patronage.
Rsy-O Orders from the country promptly attended TO-
10 TERRY SHIELDS.
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INDU CAFEON.-Atth the instance OF n few heads
IL of families, Mr. MAY has been prevailed To
offer hin .elf Irecepor To select class Of young
gentlemen, ut his private residence, eishE street.
near Col. Leftwichs.
The will be in strict accordance with the Eu
ropean system, of grounding the pupils we'll in the Eng
sh and French languages tue writing good hand tho
full understanding Of ali MODES of arithmetica compu
tnton and Bookkeeping the proper reading of the
Classics and composition, the forms of letters
pordcnce and the racti al Mathematics
and general Geography by maps. and the use of the
Globes, fit the pupils for all the practical pnr
poses of lite, from he of business the Dirlomaist.
Hours Of attendance. Tex eept Saturday and Sunday)
from 9unt daily. Number of the class not exceed
sixteen Application for edmtancea ut Mr.. Ms resi-
dencp the ViRGiSIAN READfNG Room, fore the
lat Of September md the class open the 9th of
Septembcr. Terms-$20 the session of twenty weeks,
one half peyafle in advance. aug 21-.dt1S
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ECEIVIaG AMI rORwA1DING-

IL GROCERIES AND PLASTER.-The sub
scribcr still continues the fire proof brick Ware-house
the eana, all the chnnges, receive and for
wnrd Goods. Produce, Mar ufactured Tobacco, &c.
Our charges will low and forwarding done with dis
patch
VIII receive In few days, frat rate assortment Of
Groccyies which he Will sell low, and buy Mt NIL times,
Flour Corn Meal onts Flax Seed, &C., for which he
will give The beat prices.
Pig and Bar Iron Tor sale.
JAMES d. RENWICK.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Congress.


WAsutSoToS. August 81
SfsArE.-The Senate engaged to-day the
Florida contested election
he House bill providing for the payment Of VrPia
Land Warrats, growing Of claims for ZEN
dered in the Revolutionary Wer-pnss cd.
The Bill amending the Warehouse system was also
passed.
HorsE.-The bin by which appropr ation. the In
dians vii BE- SYSTEMATIC and equal under consider-
alton in the House.
NEW YORK ELECTION
NEw York, Aug 81.
The primary Election in New York has resulted in
favor of the bunker Democrats
FISHERY QUESTION.
The Express Of last evening states that the Fishery
difficulties have been sctled md TINT the
and pnpers perainine it received ly the Assn.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, aug. 81.
Flour 81 50.--Grain without change and steady.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-28

CPRING ISj2.--The subscriber would most
- respectfully announce TO his friends and the public
generally TINT he is receiving aud opening large
aud well selected stock of Spring und Summer Goods,
which he invites the attention Of those in want 1t
is useless enumene his stock but would simply saw
lliat it is not surpassed by any in Lynchburg
He invites the particular attention fthe Ladies' 10 his
beautiful stock of rich Dress Goods kidGlopes, dc.
The Gen, lemen will find the best stock of Goods IN
their line ever exhibited by any house in this place
and the largest and best selected stock Of Ready
CLoh.ine ever brought to this town. The Young Men
will fnd something rea lily hand some in the why fcloh
ing Mt ap 12-ifts DON T. O. PETERS.