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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-06
Operatic Excitement.

PHILADELPHIA. april 1.-The operate ex.
element is increasing to an unprecedented ex-
tent Madame Sontag was received tonight
with great enthusiasm, the theatre being throng
ed to its utmost capacity.
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OFFleE OF ruE Va. & T. r. R.Co ,
IYscHBURG March II 1872

L1stHHlhU, Mhfeh T, I833.
4 Ii Stockholders who are in arrears to the stock
1 n subscribed by them to the Virginia and Tennes..
ee railroad Company requested TO call at this Of
al their earliest convenience and close the same as
Il mas been twelve months since the last requston was
made upon them, and it Is important tn said Com.
any tha all balances due upon said stock should be
settled without delay. JNO. K. HUGHES.
CFk Va j T. X. Il. Co.
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s.iPHSING GOODS

Ss'PRING GOODS receiving and
~ will in u few days have my stock complete in all
the various articles usually found in the Glass, China
and rthen-Warc trade.
ALSO, fine stock of(amiy groceries always on hand
together with Woodenware and many articles suit.
able for house keeping.
a new lot Of Looking Glasses, very beautiful inst o.
prned. H. X. WATKINS,
Marchl9-d4wf Ag't for b. 7. Walker.
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Ne,0 Trial Granted to Spring the Murderer.
PmLADELPHIA, April 2.-The court have
decided to grant a new trial to Spring. convic-
ted Of the murder ofthe women Shaw end
Lynch
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I LIVERPOOL BLOWN SALT

Il 5000 Sacks Marshals Salt to arrive from Liver.
pool per ship HARDWOOD.
5000 Sacks Mnrshalls Snlr arrivine and for sale by
EDMUND DAVENPORT 81 90.
march, It's Richmond Va
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pOSfDOncarlctll.

THE above sale Is postponed on account Of tho
weather. until "Wednesday next the 9Th at u o'clock.
on the premises, MOSBH < GARLAND,
Aprl2 Auciionoers fer IL s. Red.
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\ FEW DAYS MORE!-lnn few do +,

ca FEW DAYS MORE In few da =,
~ EAA more, firmly believe shall hive the fine
= assortment of Saddles Bfides. Harnel -.
Whips, Collars &c, &c, that has been offered Al
his market for sale since the days of yore. ! -
hopes that my friends and the public generally will al
and examine my stock without further notice.
Country Saddlers and Merchants will find it much
their interest by calling before purchasing ell
where. have purchased large and varied assotme nj
IF Saddles, Brides, Maringacs, Whips Spurs, BIZ p
Srups, &c, &c, expressly for wholesale trado Gu h
bought them low, aud cash buy them low agan 4.
Look out! DANIEL PERKINSON'S is the place .
buy bargains. Lowerond Sycamore street Petersburg
Virginia.
p. Sd am also vc.v extensively engaged in
CARRIAGE TRADE. You shall hear from MOI
particularly in few days. D. j
Petersburg, March19-lm
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Photographed for the Lynehbarg vIrgInisn
No Telegraphic despatch last night.
eTEAMsIIIP COmPA-. -.

u NY's LfNEo" STEAMERs-F'o Tor Pii- ~
adcipt1 ria No5oik-STEdNERS Pennsylvania
pueigia, aud Cry Of Richmond, Capt Bnymore, Capt
Teal, und Mitchell One of these splendid steamships
will leave Richmond for Philadelphia alternately Mon
days and Fridays. at high notwithstanding, leave
Phinde phia fer Richmond Wednesday and saturday.
(unt further notiee.) at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
These Steamers hive been buitexpressy Tor this line
and every has been taken in their construction To
ensure strength and speed and their accommodations
ot passengers nnd attention oil their Captains
uuncd.
Passengers for New yOrk-Wo have en-
tered into arrangements with the several Compn
mics to forward passengers through to New York, eh
or by railroad stebmcIs thereby offering the
cling community for that city such Inducements the
following, viz; short trip at sea thereby avoiding
much &C. thar great objection in travelling by sen sen
siekncss trip up the beautiful Delaware, and sui
cicnt time ia allowed (if requred) lor Sightseeing IN
the Quaker City" Passage through To Now York lat
cabin und found $40 90
Passage in lst Cabin aud found 10 Philadelphia 90
do ond do do do do 90
For freight passage, apply 10
RO. RANKIN AG'r., corner 20 II & Water Sta,
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Fears for tie iSof'tg ofHe Steamship Uaaon

TeUFS IO dff - - ~ mn '''e""stfH tHtOH'
CHARLESTON, 5. c., April 2.
The steamship Union which left Aspinwall
on the 18th ult., with California passengers
bound for New York. was passed on the fol-
lowing day by the British steamer Conway on
her way to Jamaica, but although due at the
latter port on the DIST no tidings had been re.
ceived of her up to the gath. Fears are en-
tertancd that she is either lost, or has met with
some sad cilnent.
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RopsGY. AIiss.. Dec. Z, 1852.

islac bulge, Esq, Men ORLEANS.
Dcar Sir-we send you enc Of Rich e. Cos safes,
tried in the fire in town tho 22d August This
Safe stood extreme heat ola large frame buildings IN
which it WINS used surrounded by quantity Of bagging
lour, rope. whskey and many other conbusfibe arti
rlcs II will show forit III the heat il sustained Tho
papers therein q fVen soiled. We therefore do
hereby certify that hiss Of tho best Safes have
seen All other safes, except this make proved weh
cas-, be proven the ruins.
Yours respectfully.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-06
NEW GROCERY and Commission

" H0USE.-The subscribers have associated Them
selves together under the style and firm Of Davis Now
lin & Co, to carry general Grocery and Commiss-
ion Business in the city of Lynchburg, and have taken
the house nearly opposite the Virginia Bank where
they receiving large and well selected stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,, STAPLE DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE, sH 0ES. &C., all ofwhich they will sell
reduced prices for cash, exchange for country
duce.
They will make liberal adyances on consignments,ond
pay the highest cash prices for country produce. They
invite their friends the public trading in the city
rive them a call. GEO. ID. DAVIS
NJ b. NOWLIN,
mch25-d&cifts b. III. NOWLIN.
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w AND AFTER Monday 9TH of April, 1853
- the Mail and regular Passenger Trim will leave
Lynchburg daily Sundays excepted. nj o'clock, NJ
and arrive At Salem at l0i o'clock, A NJ Returning
will lenve Salem at p o'clock, p NJ aud arrive in
ynehbng at q o'clock h-stoppng. going and retur.
Liberty, Oak Mulga, Buford's Bousucks Big Lick and
Salem. a passenger trim will leave Lynehburg daily
Sunday excepted, o'clock f. NJ and arrive at Sa.
lem at D o'clock +. NJ. Returning will eaye Salem at
d NJ and arrive at Lynchburg at 81 A NJ, stopping
going and returning at the following places Hasey's,
Clay stofest Depot Poindexter's Goodies Lowry's Ii.
2eriy, Oak M"lga, Buords, Bonsack's, Gishs Mil Big
Lick and Salem.
Freight trains will leave Lynchbug daily, Sundays
excepted, at % O'clock A. NJ. and arrive Salem at
p. NJ.
Leaye Salem at Il oolock,A NJ. and arrive at Lynch
burg, al 81 F. NJ.
TnoS SHARP Sup't
harch21 diets Va n Tenn II.
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EIrEsls ArRrNG GOOns.

M Il are in receipt of Spring purchases
Wv consisting of Ciotts, Cassipcrcs 81 Icsfiags. Of
the frat quality, such seldom find their way IN this
Market To which invite the attention of gentlemen
desiring such goods. All goods sold and made up by
rs warrant to give entire satisfaction In regnrd
fit, taste and workmnrslp. Also, fine
Rendy-Madc Clothing,
of SUI cror nuke and finish made expressly for city
radc, besides others ot medium aud ordinary wear,
which we invite call from city and country friends
and the public generally
Our stock of Furnishing Goods Il completcaa qunl
ny and quantity without cuumereting the vprious nrti
cles. We pall keep constantly on hnnd all articles in
the different departments Of business
We present ourselves the public for liberal slarc Of
patronage aud il shall be nim it il desire
please all who may fayorus with suh feeling assured
that If attention business, and merit de.
pend upon observance of the rnc, ado unto othrrs
you would they should do unto YOU shul MOI nil
April2-t4 BAKER a. CLAVEY.
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Richmond, w
LEVI ELDRIDGE, GEN'L Ao'T.

No, 7, North whnrvcs. Phila
Notice 10 Shippers-Duo notice will always be given
whom the will be reudy receive freight mud
the hour of their sailing. RIO. RANKIN Agrnt.
Anrl2--hNctA
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GATHaTE and Brown Zine Paints,


tR,sEE LARGEST siEEk, REBBON
J. AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK
T homas o. ns,impo,to and Jo5bcr Of Sahs, Null
ne ry aud Fancy Goods, 1872 Broaiuay, T., Has
IN store and daily receiving and offering at the lowest
D ices "A complete Of goods in his line,
"a sng all the various styles aud designs, consisting Of
b ack and Fancy Silks, Marcenes, Florences, shaws,
r INNINGS Bonnet Ribbons, Teefa and Satin Ribbons,
d ,ess Trimmings of all kinds Enbroidcries, French
an English Grapes Grape Lisses Silk Cravats, Gloves
Of all kinds Silk Lace Mitts Bareges. Laces. White
Goods, Hosiery, l. g IIdkfs.
The undersigned would invite the attention Of bis
fri ends and the radc generally. lie will offer great in
du ements, to cash and short time buyers.
THOMAS g STEARNS.
1872 Broadwa,
Between Liberty st. and Maiden Lane, n Y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-06
CALAmANDER SAFES ga further SUI


ACD GASES very Superior Stick Licoufice,
sTeD II cuses good Moss do.
The Sticks pery Sape1or as 10 quality and Is well
worthy the attention our manufacturing friends, who
wish to procure really fine article or spring and Sum
mcr use Just received eons gnmcnt and for sale by
NarchQg--ta LEE g. JOHNSON
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A "a IIED.

"A SAhkD.
FNO. j. PURVIS bcgs leave 10 inform the people Of
81 the Cityof Lynchburg, the Connties Of Campbell,
ifax Pittylyania Henry Tairc md all other parls Of
the country trndeing Lynchg that he hns just return
cd from trip ofer Goods, and Is receiving at his
CHsh Sioyr,
4 VERY LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
His desire il trade extensively in future md
for TINT purpose will make additions To his stock nearly
every week The ycnr of Ncv and FashtoHabe Good6
n Mem Wholesaie Basiness.
havo made arrangements for carrying the
Wholesale Trade Country Merchants and others who
buy 10 sell again, mend up their Stock with mo
rs good terms be obtained in New York.
Fcb2i-dts JNO.J. PURVlS. Ag't.
EETHETE and Brown Zine Paints,
w Codlivcr Oil,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Stablers Cherry Expectorant, for
snle by K. STABLER Il co.
March1-d&cfq
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Increased Accommodation TO The

TRAVELLING PRIME

Il - 5'.l.l
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W oRTHINGToN s. or.

Merchants and others interested in the preservation of
books and papers from fire. respectfully requested to
ca the OF tho undersigned and peruse num-
her of certificates similar the above, extending
period Of ten years. No book paPer, document Of
my description has ever been injured by fire in any OF
these Snies.
An Of these safes, with and without Yae's
Powder Proot Locks, and Jones Powder Proof Locks,
for sae tho Depot 10 Water Street. and at the Fac
tory, corner Of Avenue and st. Marks Place, New
York. STEARKS & MARVIN.
Successors 10 Rich g. Co 1i6 Water Street, New
york. the only makers Of Soamandes Safes In tho u
nilod Suites, combining Nlder's and Rich's Patents.
SrrRNs & MARyts, Suarnander Safe Manufacturers,
have pufeh of II g ZONES the patent right fur hs
Powder ProofB Bank Lock- commonly culled the WORLDS
tru LooK behind which One Thousand Dollars
placed in Safoat the Fair in London, during period
roryye days, to be- the property Of any OF tho yisi-
tors who could open the Lock. The attempt to open
mndc dnily by hundreds without success.
Bankers. Jewellers and Merchants BIO supplied
with these Locke by he sole propticors.
STEARNS g. MARVIN,
frbg-dec3m I1G Water Street New York.
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R-NEW STYLE ROOTs!,.-

~ opened yesterday Miles n Sons fash- ~
On short toed Boots" Gentlemen in please cal
n NJ feb 25-fa1 SEABURY'S.
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4 ARD and Buticr.-5,OOO IbsNo. /. ne

IL Family Lard. 5000 lbs. No. ! and 2, winter
Buttof.--in Store and for sale by
IGb5nl LEE g. JOHNSON
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vein holds its present inclination 1t will strike the vein
at the depth Of feat II the dip holds ct IS degrees
and at 217 feet II proves to be % degrees Should
vein pitch perpendiculary that the engine
will not cut IT at 2l7 feet cut is easily TO De mad
the lode and there win still be advantage in hav
ing that shaft at low level aimee 1t viii drain of all the
water fiom the mine shall therefore approve Of tht
construction Of the new shaft - has been proposed
your head miner
The whole thickness of the strata over the copper
find to be 1853 feet
made a survey OF the vein, and, far praetica
be have determined its the property Of the
company found that the urse Of the vein was n "a
W. from 80 to 10 degrees averaging, therefore, Az de-
grees dip
The length of the ven II it extends on its course
the boundaries Of the companys property $40 feet
namely ASP feet to the southwestwsrd Of shaft and
3oS feet to the northeastward of the shaft II can
not be known Of whether the lode Is rich through
out the whole of this distance but from the ascertaned
fact that shaft c. which the ostcrops OF the
veins OF shaft A. disclosed the usual at that place.
we presume that the large vein below will b found
to be rich also The vein may be regarded sufficiently
proved for that distsnce-3lO feet.
There is abundant room for mining operations on the
vein exposed by the workings arendv executed to
the belief that the mine cannot fail to yield prof.
table for many years; and IL is highly probable
that additional discoveries win increase the value these
mines
The fact that from a space twelve feet square, and
Eve feet high your miners while sxeavating the shaft
extracted 80 barrels Of No. copper ORE which weighed
about 500 pounds per barrel and the ore yielded per
cent of copper will give idea Of the value Of this
rich copper vein which is yet not opened to
give anything like it's full yield Of ore.
Copper Company the possession Of the richest and
best known copper mine in the Atlantic States, and
Of the most productive since its opening made.
have doubt it will prove Of great value to the stock
holders
The execution of the work Of opening mine is gene
rally hoorious, and requires several years You have
been singulary fortunate in having mine that pays s
own expenses while the regular preparations for
extended workings are in progress.
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Naval Intelligence

NORTH PACIFIC EXPLORING ExPEDToN-A letter has
been received in Boston which that the squadron
under the command of Capt. Ringgold. Norfolk,
Va will sail from that port this day. 1t il presumed tina.
the vessels win stop their way at Madeira and Cape
Town, and thence proceed Immediately to the field Of
their operations in the North Pacific.
S. steamer Water Witch Thos +. Page command
ing arrived at Pernambuco April 18th and left 18th for
Rio Japiero. Officers and crew all we'll.
The follo~pg officers have been ordered to assemble at
Annapolis the t Of June for the examination of the
Senior Class Of C. EeCauley,
Captain James Armstrong, Captain Thos. W. wyman
Commander Charles Lowndes and Commander @ A. Nc
Gruder.
The o. s steamship Princeton, having comp leted hsr
repairs and alterations at the Gosport navy yard started
down on Thursday, trip to the Capes for the pur
pose Of testing her machinery After proceeding far
AZ Old Point the reck shaft gave way, and she
PEELED TO remain there until Sunday when she towed
up by the steamer Georgia.
We learn that the President has promoted Commander
Horace Sawyer, of the Navy TO the rank Of Captain
The United States steam frgate San Jacinto was at
Leghorn April g. with the Consul General board and
would proceed to shortly. The corvette Le
want also at Leghorn and would sail for Spezza in
few DAYS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, May 24-6P.

TUESDAY, Nay N-6P. NJ
We have not the first item Of to report in financial
affairs. Wall street is in very quiet state, and the stock
market R almost deserted The excitement Of speculation
has entirely disappeared and of those eager
anxious faces porting brokers' stock books
and closely watching every variation in prices. The
brokers have the business wholly to themselves and is
impression that II is far from being profitable
just At the first board to-day there was very
moderate demand for stocks generally. Parker Vein ad
vanced 4 per cent; New Creek, u; Cumberland, y.
Norris Canal declined u per cent; Crystal Palace, 5k
Florence and Keyport, Y Hudson River Railroad "a New
Haven Railroad, q There appears to be upward
ment in New Creek There larger sales than usual
at the improvement
The sales at the Mining Board this morning were as
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Piedmont.

The anniversary Of the festival Of the Constitution had
celebrated upon the Sth nst at Turin The king,
the queen the minister's senator's and deputies aud the
foreign ambassadors among whom the Count Appony
attended divine service in honor of the day. The King
held review of the National Guard and the troops of
the ne amidst the enthusiastic cheers OF the population
The second day of the festival closed with general u
mnation. The greatest order prevailed throughout.
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KIaltn.

The British feet was still in the harbor on the 3D.
II was however, believed that after the arrival OF two
steamers which expected from England, the
feet would 60 out for the purpose of practising maneu
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The Prince of Canine is said to havereceived
TO appear before the civil tribunal Of Rome within three
month"; The not set forth in the document but
IL would appear that, in a compliance, the
Prince may forfeit not only his cv but like wise his
gious rights those several rights not being distinct in
theocratc regime The consequence must be that the
Prince runs chance of being declared " hereto"
should he lose his suit. The Prince Of Canine has it is
believed submitted this unexpected summons to the En-
peror OF France
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The receipts at the once Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port day. amounted TO $50 015 $50 6lo
l7-baiance, 50 .930, IFS H.
There has been fair demand for foreign exchange for
remittance by the steamer from Boston tomorrow,
wednesday, The market Was nrm and fun rates were
obtained We quote bills London at OK 10 per cent
premium; on Paris, 81. Is a ST. 13x.
The steamship Franklin, from Havre and Southampton
brings four days later from all parts of the Old
World. The financial and commercial intelligence Is of
little impor interest All the principal markets
remain without change.
The progress Of mining this side of the At
antic practically illustrated in the fact that shares in
the Montreal Mining Company (2f los. paid), after de-
Ginning from 2s Cd each in May and June 1852 TO IT, in
July to October advanced 3s Cd in November, 1Ss
3D. in January, 25s in February, SIS 3D. in March, and
holders we're, the 26th Of March, asking 32s. 3D.
final dividend of nineteen per cent to holders cf
claims against the Phoenix Bank of Charlestown, Mass
will soon be paid This viii make aggregate payment
Of ninety four per cent on their claims
The gross and net earnings of the Boston, Concord,
and Montreal Railroad Company for the year ending
March 3lst, 1858, annexed -
Boston, CONCORD, AND MONTREAL RAILROAD
Total receipts from all sources $3.50 538 20
Total expenses for operating road. 70S7S 81
Total. ................ ............. s79,65s 50
From this has been paid the interest on bonds and
debt taxes and insurance s397l5 81 leaving balance
Of $50 o4S rs which has been applied to construction
The net income Of last year estimated at s72 il
reaches about $50 eco; similar increase the same
length Of road "a ies would raise the income to s11o
600 all expenses The directors believe that
their connections properly made the road will
net income Of $3.50 000 the necessary to six per
cent on the old stock at par value
The total cost Of the road up to the LIST Of April 1853
net So $40 217 05, which is represented follows:
Stock original and preferred. 81 643 27S 40
Bonds Observation-Disclosures. 622 200 90
Floating debt 264 800 SIS
Dividends and coupons unpaid. and miscel-
lsneous items. Observation-Disclosures. 3,s4s OF
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Letters from Censtantnepe, Of 27to ut. that
change bad taken place in the position Of affairs The
suspension of the blockade Of the Albanian coast had in
great Gained the excitemea at eff the inhabitants
OF that province. NJ. DE IAcour had sent the Cation
sea ers Wasp and Tiger then at Constntinople.
A teegraphic despatch from Smyrna dated April q,
states that yielding to the OF Russia aud Aus
tra the Turkish had resolved TO expe s the
political refugees from the territory Of the Ottoman
pine The order for the expulsion OF five Italians
communicated on the 9th. The same measure TO
be applied TO Hungarans and Tallachians
With reference TO the from Constantnople, the
Patrfe says
'.Our letters from Constantynople Of the 25th ut.
state that the Porte whilst negotiating with Prioee
Menschikof hae continued its ornaments it Is because
IL would not have appear that the concessions which
il might be disposed to make had been obtained BY init
mdation Every thing besides indicates that there viii
be favorable solution Of the questions raised by the
Russian Ambassador: and IL must be stated to the
credit VI the Cabinet Of Mehemet Al Pesho, tbs. The