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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-02
TEAM MARBLE WORKS

1yHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-
l. specially cali the attention of the citizens oil
lynchburg and the djoning country to bis large and
= splendid assortment of S,SHOES, -
CATERS. &c, of his OWN MAKE,
- and which are WARRANTED OF THE BEsT QUAIL.
TY AND OF SUPERIOR woRKaAssHIP.
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot OF
Shoe for the present season. will do well TO call mo,
us am determined to please, both regards quality
and price.
Don't forget call the three doors above the
Franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. T. +. GRIMALDI.
dec LIE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-02

IN q - N u MACHINES and
LfWhEAT FANS.--Th attention of the public 10
respectfully nvite to stock of Threshng Machines
and Wheat Fans, which substantially built and of
the most approved patterns Persons in need of smell
implements would do well to give our stock an exam;
nation feel satisfied that they win be pleased both
In price andworknanship.
All implements warranted to perform well.
jy15.-ts DIUGUID Il BROTHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-02

WANTED.--An apprentice to learn the Baking
" business, about Is or Is years Of age, who
can come we'll Observation-Disclosures other need apply
the city Bakery. JAS SIMPSON.
feb 2-dts $50 ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-02

DUBLlC NOTICE. do hereby give notice,
Il that owing bad health, am compelled to de
cline business and that shall sell Cost my Stock of
Goods till the Dist of March next which time shall
positively dispose of my entire stock of Watches, Jew
cry and G Confectionery at public Auction My stock is
valuable and worthy of public attention.
In closing my business in Lynchhurg, tender to the
public and my friends my most sincere thanks Tor
their long continued confidence and support.
G. A. EVARD.
p. S.-Al persons having work at my Shop reques.
cd get away without delay, and all whose watches
have been in my Shop over II months notified that
they will be sold at Auction unless taken away before
my sale. G. A. Il.
Feb l4.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-02

M HEAT.-The undersigned is now operating
w his MILLS, and is in market for Wheat Ht
also keeps on hand for SALE Corn Corn meal and Oal
Also, Lump and Ground Plaster
Aug 23-dts IL. S. LANGHORNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-02

Feb Is-ts
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26

am GCfe Der 9ten unb 50amiltonsStrate,
Np. 90, nabr q. Drel6er'S 9nubct3- -9pf in Der
Stabt 9((fentaun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
gSeale Gct,aal biiellcr.

llntersednetc SuAbanoler, SO. "a, glcrp 3te
Strabe, pbiIaeeIptla, fAn,ei6eln fi6 nun I'M
Stanne gu fein, rinem Idcn lanelt rriltirenhen
Wiansrl neS pabIifumS abbelfen st tSmen. Gs
1T hies naiulib in enfr
NeibesSolee BON 1(nfaness Sbulbdbern.
Sir 9a6en fb nanlld neulIb elm Sntersfie in
SANDERS &etbe-5ptge ppn SduI-
3 q der /, sltSeeonet, unb riinI9en bic glufmrrf-
Ialnteit bes publitiuns, Der Gltern unb SAul.Di.
rrftprrr baratf su lenEsn. GS Iinb Der gaders
an Der 3abl bic a(le ebr berrlid einseri6tet linp
unb chamber ippblrrpaft mad g8unl6 na6fpl
gen. Sis finb auf gutes rnp ltSnes 9apicr ss.
hrudt, unb angencbni uno pauerbaft scbnpen. ,int
Elm jebcs Der gelebidhrr entbalt etipas Muft.
Das 9ablitum ipirb ernitliA barauf aufmerf.
fam grniadt, inpem tn birler Snliht ME etiras
Tcr3a9li6eres Dor bem Nubliflm NOR.
Dielelte felen an gan, nieprisen grrIeen atgcs
laAen iperben. Nfan telete ptelel6e In fen 8u9-
ltcbrs in glugenlAein Su nebmen.
Sotper uno Barnes.
pbilaceIpbia, Suni 20. nqbS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
Yatent 9SaI1 WfQ1btnen

llnterScidneter bsnadri6tiset feline 5reunpc unp
Gin scebrtes Yublitum i'm Aasrmeinen, bab CT Gin
Saten t>8 d. fir cine berrlidr gIrt
9SaIbmalbinen
fduTIi@ an la gebraht bat, paB or bas 8cbt fir
htrIrn Staot su srrfaufen Bat, unb pab CT raTclts
bierpurdb gum gsrtauf anbirtet.
Die Nfal4men lnb in Der 3bat BON rrlfrr @a-
te, uno nir9enbs tSnnen riclcltr ibrrtrcffen prr>
ben. Dirlrlbe erlparsn ben SraucnSpcrlpnen I'M,
slautliA Siel Ni9e uub 3eit unO Ipllten in iecrr
Snmilif an3utrrifen Iein. 9atei fann liG Seper
balp ltcrScu9cn, raB bic s9SItbe baSur6 nidt int
scrinsien bsI6dpiot wirr.
- Dicette frrroen INNER bci bem ltnter,ri6ncten
in MrGaneSSille, echd Gauntp unb bel ScGn 8.
Cole tn 0laentaun gum @erfauf pcrrGtbis oebal,
ten. glan rule an unO ,irtbeile fir li6 ielbR,
Samuel Mlifer.
Ne&ahassbprc, Suli 81. na3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
2(m Sbilb
Der 9rDBell 8ettlabe,

am Gfe Der 9ten unb zStrabe,
Nc. 80, nabe q. Drs14er'S 9nubc3. .Spf in Der
Stabt altentaun.
Da 1T ber 9lab um ppblfeile mlb quite Gati.
net=gSaarrn 3u faufen.
Die llnter5ci6neten btbirnet Gt brIrr @rIe-
9rnbeit ibren 6reunben unp pem publitum iiber.
baupt tirle 9m3eise su MAIDEN, bob e an ptisrm
Srt cine 9rcBr 9lustpabl auf SanO MAIDEN, ipic
aud auf bic ftr5ete 9ln3rIee auf 8ellenns -
Scfas, Seibtcrbs, Secrr!1rs, Bureaus, unb flirS
allc @rtitel bic In pirlem Sadie Srrlanet wrrhn
mSsen. Sic maiden ibre 2lrbcit lelbh, rarlln,
iinp i9re greiicn 70 nieper .bab man glaubt lIe
fSnnte nidt bafiir sentn6t ipfrpe. Scmnt lmb
urttert fir eu6 lelbf, rann rerpet ibr oscn mir
parrn init benz sTlelfnen Stiid nidt tetrpgrn.
+ Sie linb ranftar fir jeeen 9Inlpru9 Der &C.
madat wirp UNI ibre 98naren 1T 9tusenI9ein 3lt
ncbmcn. Dac Seir1cn fOitet nidts.
pes-SeIpnbrrs bic eatlnetinatber linb freunes
I6aftlih cingelaoen bel ibnen an3muIen. Sie BAL.
ten cine 9rp6e gluspabl BON alien 2lrtcn Seniercn
lmb fran3Glilde MeulbinsS mo Wabpgpnp 9to.
ets auf Sanp. Dieie Sa6en iperpen ppblfeilsr
pertauft als je suSpr an irsenb einem anbrn Srt.
&cmntt unc urt9elrt fir sud lelbf.
Slanf uno 0ollman.
auSua IL. nqtp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
ySllteS un6 HeueS,"

aus esm S&de ncs 9Sttlidcn @rrtts, in elmer easnt
lung ron prtei9ten uns YrccisteRtutrfu ron s. 6.
e8uloIH, Yreoi9er osr oeutfben epaH9tlben Spieus=
8irde in Sleport. Dies III tiH bsrrirbes Dub uno
cte in siusm sosn pauis onsstrcen tptrosn tSuusn.
Scsbeu srbolten uno tiui9 ~ ptrtdukn bel
Sed, 9utb unb Grerler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
llort lllonnairs, llpAftbadlrr

uno S6ncp Sitter.
Iie Nufltsrtlamtsit non 6dnosrn uno 2tneern fpirS
bisrturtb 9sienft auf bic pcrt Narnnqs. pcttst:
edder, Santers Gacs, Drifting Gats, trostars
Shreiboesfs, yaad9amnlcrr ii. Sdbotbbrstttr, Stba,s
fi9uren, gerL Sdbeu uuo Glter Garo Goles, QBcrf.
tcrss, Gatas. glaoslbdtber, G5eo9drts Giaor Goss,
pcrtfclics, 4aficrnclTern unb 9traps, 97sefIobsn,
feline Shneiewaorci anit einer 9rcgen 0sarstat pcn
6dnp9dtsrn, wslcbe an zen nisoertsn Hatsu prfauft
lperesn.
S. s.. Smith,
Ycrt SGcnnaie uno pcdetbuh NHanufathlri1,
205 2trsb Ct, unter Der 6tsn, philadelphia.
Iueuit "a. na30P
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
aG Oaof O1ci.es!
J, 81 Sf-9amilten Strnbe, @lentpipn.

Die itnttrieifuctsn pelltcn ahtun9sptI mas wut;
ifum tenadbridti9rn, bag fis nsulieb mt,tnanoSr in
Ssisufbaft 9strdsn ino une eas fe nun pas
Goufnanns Sbneibers s@ef1dft
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
.SaaesbGlter lcSet!

\
Dot an oieiem Srt 9eibab.
Der llntrrI6rIetsnf iatdte ben GinipObneril
BON aIletaun unb Der llm9egenp aAtungsppll au>
5eiget, raB ct BEN 9anjen Stpd SaliS9erGtbc peS
e. gB. Biepnp angetnuft Bat uno berrit III bic
felbG an ben nieperlten Gitpe 9reien sii sertailr
fen, an bem alten Stanpe in Der toamiItoneStra-
lf, nabe bel SasentaA'S GafBauie, utp serare
9eseniiter bem pcltautte.
Seln Enforcement fanm bier gar riGt ibertrefs
fen rerprn unp brlfe9t tlrilweile aus
Bureaus, Dining Slide, Gflotcoros,
Serstares, 9rtatfalf 2ilbs, Wier Silcbc,
Drsbin9 Bureaus, Gtntre Stlhc, Garo Siitbs,
9laiu llnc intlrleo 9RaIblianos,
9Rororcbss ncn alien enti,nun9th rcn 80 bis
S35. Mbot;9lct Siibt, Sldbltanbs, Scipcl- 9lids,
II. 10. II. I. 10.
Gr brrfertigt aud Sprinslib SAnufcllti9le,
Sofat, garlcrltii9lr mb Sttpmans, prl6c CT 70
irrblfel perfaufrn pirb ais ie IN Der Gity srbal-
ten ipfrprn tEnnch.
glud bnt CT eiii 9utrS enforcement Spn Spirget,
bic CT cten 70 billig serfn,ift.
1a per llnterlhrietene elm praftIdcr Tnpe3ies
rcr 1T, c III CT bercit ebe glrt Iape,erarbeit tb
ale lpnltise 8cporatluen su perridten, ouf bic
ldBnte unb funitferti0ite g8eile, auf bic fiirsre
glnscge.
ct ltrbt gut bofiir RAP nlle fclnc geaarcn srte
3ufrepenbrit 9etrn unp paS iitb wcfiir CT lie Der.
tauft.
st tcft tab CT hlrd fren0e 9tifnerfIamfrt
unO 5itpcrtcmmrrpes lmb 9cfGlliSes 8etraaen ii6
cine liberale 6mpidnft gu pebicnrn i'm Stanpe
Iein prb. Q. q. Yrtce.
sllcntaun, glcS, 8, 1852. mis-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26


auf eiue fsbr ousstbcbnte
uuo 9rceorti9s SssEe =
9rSesr als is-5u betreibtu
9sotnttii, uno Spar on bem
often Stancplaee, NO frtibs
CT cas namiibt @sl6aft
pcn Ned unp eeb tetrtsben
wuroe,. IN Der .oamiltcn=
Srase, 9c9cnii6er Der S's=
fcrmirtrn atrd,e in 2(aens
tcrun,-ino one iie ic pcbt.
f,if tt,Frtt mkt ,,,ohffs;f.,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-26
0jr.tc Wclcacml,eif

um in @efbGfte gu eeben.
Der llntsrI6riebe& madt birrbur6 bic ansri.
ee, bae er leine @eldaite in 9lllentppn auf,uae>
ben secenft unO beSbalb leinrn sanscu Stpi BON
Stcbr9iitern an billiern 8epinerneen gum Ser.
fauf anbietet an irsenp jcntanp Der In Gin sutts
unp liHeres Weldaft 81 Se9sn piinl6t.
S. 98. @rubb.
Sep. 28, 1858. nuts
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-06

saturday. April "a. isss.
As mr~Iine Of the Board of Commissioner
Cor the Town AZ HiIl.bsreush held on me ID inst.
-pre~ni. .. J. freiand. N. r.. VIM. II. Brown.
]. a.. Palmer. J. q. Tunsnline. Thss wst.b and
Vim. I, scheek.-
u was crdrrrd. that William II. Bss~n he
paid $3.50 Cor the rrpsirs ON the bridges VI the
wssa end If King street.
An account oi Col II. i8arIcy. amount S2:75,
was allowed and ordered % he paid.
The subject 81 Iepaiineshr clock was laid over
until there aheuld he afulI meeting u the Board
0r.iered, That Mr.. Hrdgpeih he employed to
patrol the streets on Sundays; and that be he
paid SIS iar this service Cor one ycsr-5o cents
10 be deipciei far <sssy Sunday on which he
fails Ia patrol; ssd thai he he also employed 10
light the lamps. and thai he Ile paid escenls Cor
each night they are lirhird-ile lamps 10 nc
lighted only on SUNDAY nights and during The
Courts. when the inoos does mt shine.
Ordered. That the Maei-irsie Of Police 10 90.
thorizsd :" sell, to the beet advantage. the Rocks
procuicSf orcros~ings. soas TO have ihrm removed
as soon as possible from the streets.
Ordered. That the Town consiahs furnish the
Board at lis next meeting, with lit Of all the
fiee negroes within the limits 81 the corpora.
lion. E. A.HEARTr, CLERK.
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Influence Of The Press The Hon.
RnI,rri Winthrop, in late eluqu' NJ ats
dress 10 the Alumni of Amhe's. College,
spoke AS follows Of the press:
.Who can calculate the pernirions
effrc, ON ,hr community of single cH-
rnp,, licen,ious newspaper. coming sian-
.lers like a mint. changing phases l'ke lhr
moon, wnl, three hAndrcd aud sixty Ere
opinions in a year. apon every subject
which II lrea,s, sphrpg lis nightly pos
stinns with every vaTieiy Of nbscene ami
sensual sit,Mnlsnt. ron,roll. d by no sense
Of responsibility, finding its rasy way :"
the knowledge gpl l,e.n.al oi the Young.
the ignnran, aud The inexperienced, and
rAiai.lsripg and pandrring 10 HER DIS
rassd ,as,c aud ,rpravsd apprli'cs!
.sApd who ran calculate. on the Other
band. the influence which might be pro-
,fucrI-aay. lei me say, which IS pro-
,luced--fm ] have ~ my mind. thank
Heaven. more than one example-by snri
an engine ~ ,.a b n.ls If upright. in'ell :
gent. independent, aud cqnsrirn,nus men
rspeu Ing and alternating no nllraIsm'
npi,l,s, v lid f3palaci nor higoled G. u
serva,ism with. The fsal pf God before 'llr''
eyes. with The Iqvf Of truth in their hearts
AMI nv whom the advancement at know
'c'lsr, # 4iarall's. q virtue, d rish'r"a<
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RAILROAD rRon fExAs TO THE PAc.-
rIc--a correspondent az the Cation
Plant. d,lmg Al San Aninnia. Texas. On
The is' ins-. says: IL have j.si Earned
tina, vsy important bill has hern pat
through the Texas Legislature. The h,ll
eranls - the. Is rings. Of l.andnn. The
rgh, Of var from Ilpuslon. Texas. ta FL
Pass". They ak )sr nn Ian I--nnsisins
hui the right "f way rh-ir Agent. NJ.
ICh twar h. has pielg.d the faith d the
Barnss and forly mlll"ns of tuIIafs, To
rarry ont the "a 'Iirr a, once. They IN
rnd rarr,ing ,Iie rad ID the lariGr. and
u - untirrsuoI the Mrxirau government
are prrpirrd Ia grant the right ii way
o,ee their lrrri,orv. lf Congress d rs
mot fasnr the roqd, The Pa~iir terminus
will he made mare To the southwark. and
80 Mrxnan sill.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-06

ASERIcAN DIPLOMACY. = We have
seen an extract from letter from one
Of our mist experienced diplomatic
representatives on the continent Of Flu
rope to the following effect:
"Mr Everett's Cuban letter has ex-
cited attention here. read il with
pride and admiratioB, The Minister
from -. to whom COMMUNICATED a
copy, said; Gar Europeap diplomacy
has no such clear aud frank documents,
marked BY large views, common sense,
honesty. and historical truth; and We
European dirsomates appear as pigmies
BY the side of yours
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PEFERsBCRG MAREETs.

TT &.AAclA ~ M1AAtE4los
Rfporisi So ~ Pssrr-lasl Ials5r.rurrs.
ss'usd-s. Arsl -. lisa
TusAoco. Our marker 10 not "a
brisk, with a slight decline. The
breaks continue Iargr; must If that
offering, ho~ ever. u the lower Ecades
all the better qualities are mach <snxhi
zftrE Inspections Cor IKE Fssf AVA
days we're 50- hhds- We q1pir cum
mon Lugz n a. a. SIC. gsod da. 81
a &C.; common leaf 6 a Sc. good do.
8 q Toe enc 10 q l6sr.
corrox market quiet--szles prime
at 9fc stock light.
coRS dull az 55e.
NnEAT-Nane arriving; we qusie.
nsminsIly. al 95 91ooe. for red shd
white.
FLorx- Country IS a 81.
Oars-Calnssan IS a. 49, t1
cLovKR SEED-s6s a g..
BAcos-ya (hes rsund) I0e.; West
ern meat. we mute sales AZ. auction.
sides and shoulders. at 8 and -e.; most
of the lot Withdrawn at these figures.
Holders are generally firm at .. cts.
Cor sheu.drrs sc. and for sides.
I.sKi dull; Va. kegs l0s a lIc.;
Western bbls. 10 cts.
Mass PoRx nominal; Prime do. slai
per Dbl,
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TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Ws.hingior Union anuounre. The
arrival pf Lieutenant Gilbnn, Win Was
sent oni iwo YEARS since with Lieutenant
ilern,l"n. III the U. 5 Navy, 20 rxplnre
the Amaz irrm It's srnuires To lis
m.u'h. Brlzu, the rnlighi. ned Prsi-
dent of Bolivia, sometime sinre threw
aprn al the Boi,ian tributaries of the
Amazon and La Plata to tile commerce
"f The world. FlriliIaird by il,is privi-
Irge. The United States exploring pa,ir
passed ,hrr,gh the l'ulivian provinces.
aud l.icpira,n, G,bbm describes the
y hrlr rrgmn AS onr of the musi beautiful
aud produrlAr s.punlries on the iare ~
ihr eaSlh.
lie, il he remembered that The ahlesi
men ip lhr rnunIry predict speedy and
anal offensive commercial inirrr snrsr
with 'his immensely rich and frri,le p"r-
lion al The ~nrll. aud thai suu awn
Bsaufuri hasin,r Us most advaniaeeously
situated for rnnducling aud enja, ing this
commerce. Let Nnrh carolna he true
% hctsrli--.end her railruaas and her
produce To Rraufori- and we may soon
see regular siramh,sl communication
hriween b. aufnr aud the Amazon.
Stranger thing. than this have occurred
in our day. All hands. then. To Beaufort.
"a long pull, strong pull. and pull
all logr,hrI!''
Access To Beaufort. so snre as rivers
RIM TO the OCEAN. will produce 2 mighty
change IN The affairs al North Carolina,
iu>, as the Union predicts a wonderful
re, olulinn IN these oil the Snmh American
Republic from the opening Of The l'oll.
Wan Rivers. II SAYS:
Lieutenant Gih!on has. he informs
~, list Of 10000 abandoned ,ilveI
m,nrs IN that country. many Of them upon
this wa,e. shed. The silver IRE has beer
taken From the veins until the miner.
reached the water. and lhen, for the wan
nf tlir means of drainage, paost Of these
mines have been abandoned.
"1'hc machinery he,e,ninre used il
the drainage al lhose mines was nnl,
such, our reaiers should bear in mind
as could be transported upon the backs .
mules frnlp ,h.. seashnre across the An
DIES. With the Amazon open. il may b.
taken hy water. almost 10 lhr very spo
where il Is wanting. aud af course, Ill. u
with The ability To proenre larger marhi
merry. new impulse may be given Ia III
workings III The SILVER mines Of l'olos
and elsewhere.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-06

fHARLorsK-ihrrd lim af il~ Ra~ an
Whlg sisrs an intervening zrrpunl If Ihr
g prsgs~ss" 81 chzhni,e. ssnrr the eam-
Pleiian 81 The ,aiI raad Ia ,I.al plarr. lie
thus describes the change in The ir,dr ul
ihr plsrr:
:. rr4de in Chsrlarie was oper rhn.i-
''ef.d hnsk. il a M an iuIIuw ed BY his raosl
wifi ANA daughter. with bag az rnllnrl
andrSonr arm. and rnlI 81 lin-ry wael-
.ry '.n.lrr The olhrr. ak. Il wnh siudird
pferision. do y..u With in-dsy lo barter
fur irurk : Now . merrhlni sllI tell you
wiil' The mos, perfect unronerrn, that he
experts 10 ~aiizr his ten. twenty. and
ihirlv ihoa.anJ dollars ~ prpfi,.. ON his
iwa. three and iouI lh.u-and bags 81 rot
tup purchased ,in. srason."
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msnranERxEsr or BuRxam.-A let

nlsMEMnERxENT OF BuRMAn.--A let
ter dated Rangooa. December 20th,
1852, published in the London Mis-
sionary Magaziiie, announces the Of
fetal ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the Empire III
Burmah. On the Goth the proclama-
ton declaring the Incorporation Of the
ancient kingdonsof Pegu into the Elm.
p re Of BIZ fish In liaiwas publicly read
IN the presence Of large company of
naval aud military officers. on board
the British ship-oI-war Fox, and roy.
al salute Of twenty-one guns was firrd
in hunas of the event. And at sunrise
On the 2lst the same proclamation was
read on SHIRE, bnth in English and Bur-
mese, bsfnre the assembled troops at
Rango,n, iolloYed by another salute Of
twenty ole guns. The soldiers were
,non called ON. for three g e'rs. which
were given With loud effect. ] 9
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4HE sppssseh q srss y 10 pralshly ssgrsst
= 20 the eifirns a HliIsi-sseesh and "a, sli-
.a;sy shr psapfsy al having their housrs Isinlea.
- a b fsswsst~ srs-cH iss ~sfk 81 ilss ksnas
aud The soiserii~r likes Ihis sssl->j 81 imIssl.-
ing his isieuds and the rehiie rvHssslIy. al &c
10 lsersred 10 do al kinds Of sssk n III. fac
isilhsuily and veil, and Mt moderate rsisss.
Ber'si~s the usual sisis II. PAINTING sisb Lead.
he has made himsrif thoroughly sc,nsinird y ish
The manner Of using BiakesS Fire pro0r
Paint, and The Zinc PaInf. The lsrmsr
Is intended Cor outside painting. and u both fssl-
ianaiie aud ehesIs the latter 10 inisn5e ioi Inside
painting. and b RECOMMENDED D, The fact that &c
makes paint whittier aud cheaper than lssa.
All kinds Of Grsininr. in imitation Of Oaks,
Walnut. Maple. &c, will be executed with issle
and nesinrss.
Ne delay n~ed he ocfs~ioned rs want Of
sasses.sis. az The, can ns~ ts AsI AZ the Drug
stoxe-
L. NOtD S.
February 9. IT,
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Axorass Rourr t,yrsxp.-on,b. a,

hAofHEt hUUTEtVkNkb.-tIht H sHi
inslan, the Rock l.Iand aud Chrago
Railroad was opened from Chicago 10
Peru. am The JlIin"is river. Illus putting
st. Isnuis ia steam rommunic ton with
New York hy the northern rnuir. Il is
said 'hIs route Will rnahIr passengers frnm
st. Louis To reach Nex York en- THREE
aud half days INSTEAD II fac days as
heretofore.
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Rordyism Severely Pmished-F.

Rordyism Severely Pmished-F~ur
men we're arrested at Cincinnati a few
days ago. charged ailli drlaring lire en-
CINE aud carrying ..fr it, hrass ornaments.
They were imnedia,rlv brought hrfore
the Manor, aud nur 81 il,rm having turn
ed State, rvnl,nre. the rest were fined
s3u0 ani costs, each. Aud the next ,lay
fur firrmen. trr Jioling. werp fined $40
each. andremmiiud 70, six days,o prison.
To be icJ upon bread AID wafer. A few
examples ID Ike punishment in some Of
our rilles would have = saluiary effect.
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The q Du,rl,lnsn" says. whoever wish.
rs to get along through This worId. has only
10 take less.ns oi hen chasing grass
hopper through field. With long nerk
and peeled eye. take few hurried steps.
stop short, prep over, peep under. INV 70
the LEFT. ihen To The right, one in'lrr-
aud We have him That's the way j, 10
,l"ne.
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BKrrrsm AxxE.ArIoN.-prgu ha. 5, !.

BRITIsH aSSExArIox.-P rgu has b. n
annexed in BRUSH ln,IIa. The war Was
begun about yrsr ago Tor she roIlrrllan
of iin~ 81 small amnnni.. and has ro-l
five milIions ofsollars. with large smaant
al liIr. hrIorr shr province was sul.jsgalsrl.
Here u a lrsrinl theme fa the Bnil- h
press when next commenting ON Amer :.
ran rspariiy aud Inst ior irr,nnry.
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MAR RIED,

In Tahorou=h. on "Wednesday morning last.
by the Rev J.B. Cheshire. Mr. q. w. TrlrAiH,
Of Washington, TO MISS ParIrxr U. x.NArH,
daughter Of Edward D. M.Nsir. deed.
In Alamance cruniy, on Thursday .,hr 81 uli.,
Mr.. JAsrs X. FoSvIIr TO Miss ClrmaxISE
I.oxs.
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Wisconsin. with = sparse cmigrant
population, has school and UNIVERSE
~ fund Of $3.50. 900. and annual outlay
for the instruction Of her children. Of
more than sla0.00o. $4,000 uf her
10000 children have attended school
during the year.
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Wholesale Trade.
. Spring, 1858.

We take pleasure in snnouneinx
-. 10 our numerous customers aud The
public generally. that We are now
Az sec~ip, Of . large and well selected sioek IL
Bssts. Nsoes. k,rggons. Trunks. c4rpd Bsgs,
paiices. &c.. suited iht
SPRING TRADE,
and purchased altogether Of frat hands. and on
The best possible terms.
We will also receive large additions 10 our
stock by every arrival from the Nonh aud sEs,t,
thereby enabling Us TO keep our assortment psi-
feet during he seasos.
Merchants whiting. our esy ,or passing through,
will find u 10 their interest 10 examine our stock,
'as we are determined 10 please all who viii favor
US with call.
W.. Il. JOHNSON & Co. Wholesale Deslers,
Tso doors below Paul & Mcilwainss,
Petersburg. Va.
Marh \, 1858. .76--lm
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Tmr CHlnIorrr Mixr.-The Hon. Green
W. Caldwell has been appointed Superintendent
Of the Mint at Charlotte. in this State, in place
Of James w. Osborne. esq, removed.