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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-07-02
How to Visit New Yo.k and see he crvs
tai Palace.

1t is Worlds Ear that i 10 l,.orrn,l i.
the Crystal Palace "n th,. fifteenth Of Jul,
and the world means - SIC it. a. it should
Not that al! the world viii l.c ,llcrc Ii. beau.
t'iul h"i!drm" will >rar,,!, Il, r:;Inolit,. them
but ~ many Of the w"'l'I'~ people AZ rt,l
"'t away fer . i''w i ~ tro.l tl.ir farms and
their shops. from taking ,:c oi' tn. o,i t,,ll 4
an'! the !i';ic ones. viii certainly i, there
Within the mirr"ro>m OF oar CITY this viii
hr deemed cNtrava-ant Language. Ia; have
We rca'lcr who does nnt know uf >o.,,,. >,,.1,,-
ger that is coming? Have We a reader whu
knows of more who are not comm. than wlu
are : We mi@ht make the question sill or
inclusive, and ask. Docs ANYBODY know who
Is not coming: 1t is our own impression
that everybody will come who ran-rhtt the
Lame will walk, anl that cork-lcE> viii take
a sudden rise. Ii'thr baby Is not oh ,n"r.,h
10 bring, sally viii tahr care Of lh, l..'r ,,,,-
Ill our folks can e, back a,,iu: au,l ii .r..rrl
IA ought not t" hc l-it alone II. ,o,,-ia
Lucy will shorten h,.r visit, AMI keep hou>,
Tor Us while We are .oac
HIGH preparations Az ir.in.. mad. in thor-
sands Of tanriIi''~ .,Irva,!v. Thousands "f,aul-
of lawns and linens. ol' all fh.. ,m,~ ,l,,, ...-
>titutc a grey, have been bought ~, i,.r rr.,v-
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ih'y are precious words, and worthy TO hc
borne IN mind by all Never Try 10 >!un 4
"'illrnltI, but look it right >trai-h, in the
Lace catch lis eve AMI you can >ub..uc ii a.
a nan can lion 1t Will COVER hclorc y,r,
anu sneak away AMI hide it>cl!. 1, vou
dread difficulties, difficulties @row upon ,ou
Till they bury You in inlcrmin,hl,. trnliic.
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trunk one ''ii>r AMI ""'' l.amd'nN already ;
She i IN a t.ic'l, ir~t rnl!imcr> aud mantua-
makers WI" pat her "'i 10" Ion {" ::frc her
time 1" pack ih'' rr>l a| they should hr. She
.'"' '"''' IL her nr"d i"~ ncw li-ht bon
n'f /" 'r'''I mn NIL i'r 20 Tim AMI cool
N'''.'it j. I" >lc'"i IA" day with her l"-mur-
r"", and 'hrnIt w'!i to" settled what brace
let and wh:ch rl">> L. w,ar "n The Journey
y n'w rhm" has been provided f'r the watch
'i''' WIZ rep ca 'rnn urI'!cr Ihr belt "A
h'" "'harf" or tao {" hr,r the kew rom,a-
nE IA - "Nr">~I c"aAi'inn: aaI 4 dozen
dear drlI''i"u- novels have lrcn rar,rd inf,
'h' h'ii h'-!,r' t" r-lic,r The ;cliar, c,' the
'""'
i'''r N'-> + -'r'- TAX "'r ai'i"r and make
u" >''h arrangements " '!- i'r miles and
'"''~' ii'' 'r~ viii r. - 'i'l'-I with dust and
>n''Nr' 'i"i L" !" IN thu kitchen with your
h"'F! on when cook ha> e''t her pies into
The oven an'i with the unwa>iic,l dishes all
about her, tak'> up th" broom 10 vary her
rml!"y'm"n'>. w"ui'! hr mnlinc TO ii. That
i"'a"''ini bonnet viii hc ruined before we
can "rlo"m" You t" our home You will
have some tunnels t" ." 'l'rm-h Iorhaps
VIXEN y"n are l'>>in. "H; in,n DAYLIGHT from
on" OF them, III" >un vii n"t flr>h up from
thrdi 'm"ni "n the bracelet rn n'"nc~rv YOURS,
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THACkERiY ON DICKENS,


lIumor. recently published. the t,Ilowip.,
passage occurs:
! rs for the charities OF Mr. Dickens. muIti-
piled klndnrsSc> whrh he has conferred npon
us all; upon our children: upon pcnplc ,d,-
Gated and unrducatcd: upnn III. m,ri,d.
here and AT home, who speak our counun
tongue have not you. have rot |. all Of II,
reason to i,r thankful tn this kind friend WIN
>"othcd AMI charmed - many hours. hron-h,
pleasure and sweet laU U.lltrr to - many homes:
mad" such multitrtlc> "f children happy: en-
d"wcd Us with >u"h store Of uIaciuu> tho';>.
far finrir;, soft >ym,ahic>. hearty cnioy-
mcnt>. There are creations Of Mr. Dickens
which seem To M. to rank a> pcr>on,l brnc-
fits: figures >o delightful, that one feels hap
per and better for knowing ,hrrn.a> one docs
for being brouy yht into the society of yer,
GOOD men and WOMEN The atmosphere in
which these people live Is wholesome to
breathe in; Won feel that To be- allowed tn
speak to them is a apcr>onal kindness. Won
come away better for vour contact with Them.
yonr hands seem cleaner from ha,ine the.
privilege of shaking theirs Was there ever
better charity sermon preached in the world
than Dickens Christmas Carol believe
it ocrasioncl immense hospitality fhrorgbout
England; wa, the means of Ii~ht;u., mn hum
drcd> Of Kind fires at Christmas time: cou>,J
a wonderful "utpourinr of Christmas ronl-
feeling; of Christmas pnncL-brrwin,. an ,,r.
ful slaughter Of Chli>tm2> TURKEYS. and ro,<t-
inr and ba>,ino Of Chri>tu,.-I.,.t 4. c,r
this mans love Of fcbiIJr.n tI.,t ,,,;,1l, -.
p,n at the !,ark nf h;> h,n,,t L.,L ,,,,..t.
pcrt,ctly mon.,r,r. All ,I.;rIr,, ,L,..
love him Lrn,, ,,,t.,, L. lI,r
L,oL, t,, ,;,,... .;,,..,,..., ,I.,, =,
dismal n,,,. ,l.;, 4..l.. ,,
am, v.h,, ,,i,.,,, .l,..; ~,
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hni>lr'! the book rcal> NJ lr"lt> ", kI,I,v u-
Yer a"'iin. nN candid loruL ,ritir. at ten
years OF ag", sad Il ike Mr i)ic h.n> books
much better than vour books. papi:'- and
Frequently expressed her desire. tl,,, The. lat
i,.r, nj ,.-l.,, !
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"enuity is, in our country, and how charar-
IStlc OF a Yankee it is to know no obstacle. II
was worth recording. thounht.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
7elegrapAea tor TIE LyacAJarg Knginian.
RICHMOND. July -.


The steamer Illinois arrived to day with de
tailed news from California The papers state
that the duel between Messrs Guynn and
McCorkle, had terminated without bloodshed
Three shots were fire the matter has been
adjusted.
A duel had been fought near Mission Dol.
ores between MIR. Edward Tobey of San Fran.
cisco, and DR.. Alfred Crane, late of Alexan.
jrla, Lousiana-Thc latter was killed.
Another duel had also been fought near San
Francisco between Mr.. Thomas Hayes. assis.
tant Alderman, and Mr.. John Nugent, edi
tor of the Herald-The latter was very badly
wounded
News from China of A pril 9Th, confirm the
capture Of Nankin, and the subsequent defeat
at the rebels.--The insurgents we've making
indiscriminate slaughter of the Manchows at
Nankin
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TWO OTHER NEW NOTES


From the N. Y. Epe,ing Mirror, Apri1 I5th, 1853.
WoRcEsrERs PIANO FoRrEs.-lt always affords u.
pleasure 10 say good word of old friend Horatu
Worcester Having often "takcn the responsibility" oi
recommending hs Pianos il is gratifying be able
add that have heard the first word of complain,
Of the price durability of Mr.. Worcesters ri
amos.
As all the world with it's wife and daughters il com.
ing up from the South attend the Great Exhibition
we beg remind them in the senson of Worcesters ri
ano Fortes They truly elegant Instruments, of rose
wood and mahogany, witt out any of the Black Der y
stain about them
From Tie N y. Sunday Cou,i,, april I'm 1853.
PANos,-As the mint stamp Of gold renders II
current, does the Of Worcester inscribed upon
Piano inspire confidence everywhere. His skill II
manufacturer of these popular instruments has given
him first class reputation md any Piano procured
ion to Z buyer.
From The Richmond Times
PGAsOs.-These beautiful Instruments which within
la few years pns have become necessary
Try paror have been brought such perfection, both In
outward finish and in tone, that doubt very much II
the inventive and enterprisng genius Of the manuiactu
in future add much to that already done.
T. our have heard instruments thn begin Ia
compare in of tone those manufactured by
Worcester and sold by Mr.. A. MoRRIs, bookseller and
statoncr OF this city. In inshwe Statistic they
not he cxceed. But few days since, of the best
performers have ever listened to- while practising
difficult piece of music of Worcester pianos,
marked us that il the toned instrument
lis fingers had ever touched, and he had played on
great variety of pianos both North and South We fully
gree with him. md therefore take pleasure In advising
our readers to call Morris, and supply themselves
A MORRIS is ,ole Agent fDr the sae of Worcester
Pianos and is receiving additional supplies by almost
every packet from New York. His prices the
at the factory. He solets examination of his soch
from those in want of superior PanOs at moderate pr
ces lie 29dts
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THE LATEST NEWS.

hPPo'"f"'rnt ef s Jsdge-THe President, Re-
oeptiOn IN Baltimore. &c.
BALTIMORE, July 9.-New Orleans pan,rs
Oh sunday last are received, but contain no
news of interest. ~
Hon Eoenezer Starncs has been appointed
Judge of the Supreme Court of GEORGIA tn FL
The vacancy Of Judge Warner.
resident Pierce will be received here with
military aud civic escort his arrival being an.
bounced bya national salute. Rooms have
been taken for him and suite at Barnum's no.
tel.
All The Baltimore Courts are closed TO day
out oil respect to the memory of Judge Glenn.
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National Convention Of Colored Men-(Third
Day.)
RocHEsTER, July S-The colored Conven.
ton discussed the subject OF colonization, last
evening. upon a report submitted by Rev. DR.
Pennington. Speeches were ma e by Fred
Douglass, Remon and Langston, and Gains,
of Ohio, all in decided opposition to the
scheme.
This morning the Convent on took up the
report for National Council of Colored Men
and debated it till the recess.
The point which chiefly arrested attention
was the word colored. Many were in favor
of striking it QUIT was, however, finally re
tanned.
Resolutions were introduced, awarding high
praise to Mr.. Garrison, as the first and constant
advocate Of emancipation. They were carried
with enthusiasm.
Resolutions were also passed, endorsing
MEG Granville and Allegheny City Colleges, as
seminares where coored people could be ed.
ucated.
The committee on Literature were allotted
further time to report.
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IL ia I WI M - ;s III
Important and Cheering News!!
PARISEN x KINGS
TEAMSIIIP EXPRESS,
PEn ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.

PER ROANOKE AND JAMFarowF
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDl
TION, &c, &C., &c.
FlNIIE proprietor having mn'e arrangements for
the still better dispatch of their Express by The
Steamships "ROANOkE" and "JAMESTO IVN'
from New York. they wish keep it before the public
Tint Pdrisea d Kings Popuiar Southern Eapress is nj
ways hand for the accommodation of their friends
the lowest and unparalleled dspatch,-the
Express leaving New York is generally delivered Mt nj
every point Virg in az hours and throughout
Nor'h Carolnn in SO hours, md FORTY CENT
BELowrHE OLD IlUMBUG MONOPOLY.
PAmsEN H. KISas facilities for the expeditions trnns
poration of Freight and Packages, cannot bn bent by
any Express Company in Existence, and they defy any
competition. therefore in the shape Of Hulnbug lmro.
ston and Monopoly
~ BE to order your goods by Pnrscn a. Kings
Express, No ., Barcloy Street, New York
~ Rest assured that all they promise, they will filth
fully fulfill!
PARISEN & KING, No Q. Barclay ST., N. Y,
and Bolngbrook ST., Petersburg, Va.
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GELF-DEFENCE the FIRST LAW
: 1 DE A II lLlkE :

- VIZ VA thkG. BhOAD AMI SMALL
IS WORD EXERCISES, BOXING. dc tnugh, by
Prof. James Roberts formerly Teacler NJ
The University Charlottesville; Washington collage and
Military INSTITUTE Letmgton, Va and Ua,ioas Colleges
and Institutions.
Mr.. Rs long experience in the United States and
Europe renders HIM capable of offering his professional
services to those gentlemen who may ee DESTROYS l.,
patronze system, which is recommended by the mosi
eminent Physicians in the world, only MS u Gymnn.
sum exercise which has cured so many plants Of
the chest pains, c. but will to protect the p,.
pill from any person persons who may assn him
Mr.. RS system is mild, and admitted 10 be Superior
to anything of the kind off red to liberal and dis
corning public wheh he is prepared to give the most
satisfactory references. Private Tuition given
For Terms, &c &c apply to Mr.. Read, Dibrelrs Hc-
tel, Lynchburg. July 4-ta
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WASHINGTON, July 9,-There is rumored
disagreement in The Cabinet, between General
Gushing and Gov. Marcy. I he Secretary of
Legation to Central America took Borland's
instructions yesterday, and is TO join Borland
at New Orleans and sail from Pensacola.
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ARRIVAL OF DR.. ACHILLI.- Among the
passengers arrived here from Liverpool in the
packet ship Devonshire is the Rev DR.. Achil
Ii, with his wife, Child and servant. This is
the same ArchiIIi whose legal controversy
with the Rev. DR.. Newman excited so much
interest III the religious community.
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l-S HEAD OF MULES AND HOR-
III SEA FOR SAIE-R ". Grcen vii

have my stable the 9Th inst. ono hundred and
scventyfve head of No mules md Horses. said to be
the finest and best stock from kentuol this
which lac will sell or exchange on accommodating
terms. They will only remain few days in the city.
Those in want of stock will do well 10 como Ia nj TINT
timc. q. NJ BRUCE
July 9-.17iy
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Melancholy accident on the Petersburg 8. Ua
don Railroad.

don Railroad
We Were panied to hear yesterday, through
a friend, of fatal accident on the Petersburg
and Weldon Railroad on Saturday evening last
by which Mr.. j. FL Caffre. superintendent
of repairs on the road was killed. When the
eight train between the above places was about
30 miles from Petersburg, near Jarratt's De
pot Mr.. Caffrey who was sitting on the ten
der, suddenly fell off, and the tender and five
cars passed over him, killing him Instant and
mangling his body in shocking manner. His
remains were carried to Petersburg and inter
red yesterday evening. Mr.. C. was engaged
on the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
some few years since, and has many friends
and acquaintance in this city, all of whom
speak IF him as a most estimabe and exempa
ny man.-Richmond Dispatch.
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a. VALUABLE LAW BOOKS

~ ed ons just received md for sole TT NORRIS
BOOKSTORE, 81 Nam Styeet, Richmond. Va
English Reports In Inv aud Equity, vol ~,
English Common Inv Reports vol70
The Inv Library for April, 1859,
Archibald Law of Nis Prius, vols so third Amer
lean Edition,
Smith the LAW of Masters and Servants, vol, syo
Troubat the Inv Of Limited Partnership; the Law
of Gommcudatory md Limited Partnership In the u.
s, by Francis Tryubnt,
The only book devoted this branch Of Law publish
cd. A. NORRIS publishes
Tuckers Commentaries the Laws of Virginia,
Cnl's Vrginin Reports,
Washington's Vhgnia Reports
Totc ytcn Dgesod Index Of the Virginia Reports,
The Virgiha Cascs, b, Brockenbrough and Holmrs,
Tnic'c new American Form Book.
He Is constantly supplied with full assortment Of
Standard LAW books Which he offers for sale Mt te pubs
lishers owest priees.
Richmond, 10 20 DIS
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DUEFALO SPRINGS LINE OF

y STAGES.--Owingto a misunderstanding, We
did not commence running Line Of Stages The
first of July as dvcrsed, but happy t. infoin
the public that commence to-day running DAILY
LINE between the Springs and Bethel, connecting with
the ont the latter point
Good horses and careful drivers only Ia miles Stage
and miles by Boat.
w Fare from Bethel 81.
Tivl2tsl p. EUBANK. g. co.
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dLsDn kEWAKD.-Ranowayf from the sub
~ ~ ,cribor about tho lat Of March. NEGRO
WOMAN mined Alley, about IS years OF age, oil black
complexion, mther the usual height, trim, active
aud quick spoken hive reason To think that she 10
lurking In the neighborhood If Lynchbarg
will pny the above reward &C Tweny Dollars former
delivery my house in Amherst county or 10 Saunders
&. fby, in LynohburR. A w. WILLIAMS.
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EntnL Rink-

PHILADELPHIA, July "a riot occurred on
the 4th inst. at a place called HazIaton, between
party OF Irish. A constable of the place in
lerferred 10 preserve order and arrest the bel
lIgeren's. He was turned upon and badly bea
ten, when he drew revolver and shot three of
the aSsaants dead on the spot Their names
are not stated.
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cHUCARRTAGEs, ROCKA-cE

~ WAYS, HOO rs, WA6ONS - -.
SeThe Subscriber respectfully informs hsfrends ana
the public generally that his stock Of Carriages Rocka-
why's and Buggy. large and he Is adding toit DAB
ly--a Of his manufacturing and warranted equal
any in the state, either for nestness durability
lie hasa good STOCK Of Carynlls for one and two
horses,
Ills stock Of iron aSle wagons is very large, several
very superior ron wagons, and four horse wagons ann
large lot of two horse and one horse wagons.
Also large lot Of Rail Road made. and making
mp all sizes of wagons. carts &c.
eb g.-dAcgmiE JNO. II. BAILEY.
| az Iare below the Franklin II otel.
Dsnville Register publish one month (if) and send
this office.
Republican copy & months I'D
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NOTICE.-Exprcss packages for Norfolk, Pc.
crsburg Richmond and the interior, intended for ship
nenf rer steamers "Roa0okc" Jamestown" will
hereahcrlc received by Messra. Parisen King, 2nd
Barclay st, New Yo k, who the only authorized
Agents forward Express packages by those steam
SHIPS VIRGtsIA, N. CARoLISA IL TEsFEssEE
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SnHjde

PHILADELPHIA, July "a young man
blew his brains ou this MOI mig about o'clock
on Water St, below market He was found
hy lehman with revolver clenched in
IN his hand and in his pocket a note, signed |.
Saac Goodman, stating that he was tired of life.
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f771 rsgssgszszzHgg7FROM PETERS BURG

hE&-zI-,zM-dHd htchWOnd 10 me phHe oWpt"f
Springs. Through IN i0o days.
INHE Virginia 4 Tenn. Railroa Company now pre-
J. sent the quickest safest and cheapest route with
increased facilities before offered by any line TO
the travelling public visiting the Virginia Springs
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at 60 'clockP ".
(Sundays excepted) by Messrs BOYD, Edmond Cos
line Of packets with experienced commanders-or the
next morning Mt o clock, NJ , by The Danvlle Rail
road meeting passengers leaving Petersburg nt7 O'Clock
A. Nj the same morning the junction of the South
side railroad will proceed to Riees Station where they
will find line of and superior Troy Conches hne
horses and experienced drivers in readiness to convey
them with the possible dispatch, will reach Lynch
burg enry in the evening in time to have good night
rest and take the Cars ofthe Virginia & Tennessee Rail
Dad att o'clock, A NJ next morning to Bonsack $,
distance of AZ miles two hours, IN connection WIN
Parish g. Cos old established line of Stages so well
known to the travelling public for their safety and dis
match well supped withnew Coaches excellent horses,
accommodating agents and TO convey them
to the Mountain ouse SUPPER aud alter comfofth
bIe nights rest to the White phur Springs before 10
C lock the next morning, the second day alter leaving
Lynchburg
Returning passengers will leave Il e White Sulphur
brings Mt 3 o'clock p. NJ. daily, (Sunays excePted)
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at o'clock r. NJ hnh
ARR We at the Mountain II ouse supper, leaving The
next morning al day light breaklaiing at SCOTS arrive
nj Bonsacks at a. o'clock P. M-and Lynchburg at 81
P M, leave Lynchburg evening by Packet ut 3
o'clock p NJ for Richmond arriving the second morn
ing at o'clock A. M.-orb by stages at l2A A. Nor
from TO O'Clock in the morning ana ooutnsioe mar
road to Petersburg and Dan lille Railroad to hichm'nd
arriving same evening at 5 o'clock +. M.
Rates of fare from Richmond and Petersburg.
By Boyd b Edmond's Packet from Richmond
and Virginia & Tennessee Railroad to White 40 m
Sui phur Springs, 20 no
to Sweet Springs, w
BY Danvic Railroad from Richmond nnd South
side Railroad from Petersburg, and stages to
Va e. Tenn Rail Road to White Sulphur
So. i''''' $40. so
TO Sweet Springs, ,,,u.np o. ~
Sup't Transportation,
WITS Va.$ Tenn. r r.
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I SOUTH SIDE RAlLROAD.-FARisEs 4 kIko
take great pleasure In informing the Mercl ants &c OF
This city and surrounding conrtr, that they have just
effected arrange with the South Size Railroad Go.
for the erciustpe p,isiegc of running DAILY ExpRFss
their roat for Mai TRAINS md TINT all EXPIRES
Goods viii be under charge # Special Messenger, to
Formvlc, from which point they will be conveyed 10
this city by Stage line.
L. & X. beg that the citizens of Lynehhnrg will bear
in mind TINT they preparing the way Tor the mos,
important Express line IN this country which will Of
enhance the interests of any community which
u well conducted Express will Also, that IL Ia
their object where they have ercipsre prviieges 10
impose upon community with ctho'bnam charges nnd
delays but mike and economical nude oftrnns
portation for the public benefit.
This arrangement, In conjunction with your own
road the Virginia and Tennessee, completes line
through IN Knoxville, Tenn and trust that may
enjoy liberal patronage.
Agents for the entire route will be given IN few
days. VIM L. MAULE, dgent,
Office Va. a. Tenn. II. X. Denot.
III
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Lynchhurg GINS Ligbf Compnny.

1IaliE President and directors have prdored the fol
lowing acquisitions eneh share Of stock suhsorib-
ed for IN this company win ~ so TO be pld the 18th
Of Juyt dollars and fifty cents 10 be pnid the
18th of August and eight dollars be paid the 10TH
Of September.
jy7ti5s CuAS. w CHRISTIAN See'rg
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w AsmHNGTON HOTEL.

Il II y ~ DHt v n.
VENIE subscriber has taken charge ofths old and we'll
Il known Hotel, which opened on the LIST dny OF
April Ills House is well f nshed. and his table shnll
be supplied with the best the country affords His
he furnished with the choicest liquors His Stabe will
be in chnrge Of careful Ostler, and will BIO literally
supplied with provendcr lie promiseso sParc no effort
To give entire satisfaction all who moy favor him with
a cal aud appculs generous public for patronage.
mn 18-dse3m JOSEPH w MOORE.
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a TENN RAILROAD
HOTEL, Lexington, va.


" Tho subscriber would inform his old friends and
the public generally, TINT he has completed and furnish
ed The addition TO his house md il prepared To
accommodate travellers and others In good style
any hon in the Wiley This house Ia in the central
part of the and convenient to all kinds of business
Ills tabe and bor nways supplied with the very best
tho markets afford, and his stables under tho
of one Oh the bestsostcrs In the state.
BY long experience In The business and his we'll known
disposition please he hopes share ibern portion
of the patronage Of the travelling public.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-13
For Baltimore and Philadelphia.
ID NIlERE

BY STEAMER BELVIDERE,
Leaves Richmond eDery Tuesday at O'Clock p, NJ
S1t THE large and new Steamer ELVID + RE
sss= Capt CLIFFORD will receive freight every Mon
day. and up to the hour of o'clock P. NJ, every Tues
day. for the above place..
Shippers Wheeling Pittsburg. Cincinnati and the
South and West generally will find this the cheap
est and most expeditions. For freight, applyto
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond, Va.
july l3.dts