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Ss,os, ..a Ts;ssr.pS as;ris SYc.k, john ana AiI:,
beurss sso s,dssy, issS' RsmsrsiSs' xsM.u1s I'd
s.Iy RHas.ss, Disi.sn. sYosI P1s.d.as, oaaniass.
Lospos-cgd Aug 10. Jaas ParAsr, Bswkss, from Sea-
eeFisDd fog NYcss: ChrstIaaa Hanmssl NYork; iii,
Adam. Nsvoastis aaa'NYork; R CoSdsn. Edsr, from s
Mcdonald from shields Tor NHsvsa d. Al 1s
MmnA-Arr July "a. PHaquslins -rapsai NYork.
NlwroEssC c Aug ., Nay Young. Ns.i.a. sals.
NAsTrs-Arr Aug 7 Cattira. Bssrrett, Chssisste..
PoarlnD-oa Aug 8. ship AiaSaaa, hAsshan from
Pos1sxoUua.AT. Aug 10. Hendrix Hudson. wsr.sx,
London. ard sd for NYork
ovnusrows-sd Aug .. Orion Harris. EYsrk.
RoYAN RoAps-sad Aug s, Sarsh Bridge, Stuxtsvank
Orleans; BF Martha Frnoa. NYerk
wIGHr- on the Wight Aug 10. Breu bark FAvostts,
Asyefd;ck, from B'emss Tor Baltimore, 81 Won.
RsroRr o. CAPT GEO. Pnx. OF ME BEoASmn Lznnl,
from cnsr,s.town. At Rp:c'n Angus, l,Aas.e q
miles bark discovered approaohisg rhs
board tack In order 70 got cssr OF her We kset ~
preaching u.s. With Ter helm to starboard hasd ths
to port the hs, but notice tsxsn and the bark
our maiIbOom overload soc tearing The msinssk g
pieces. the master, In company With william Hneh.
bsa, and inauisins The ships name DO the %.s
and officers refused TO give II: but ws found fcsn
the sesmsa and pAsenssrs, that she ~: An A.a.
urgent appeals TO the ~a'ssr Of thu bar. to t.ek
refused to get out his boat TO put sad ny
board my vessel ths nAts sad boz
had TO get out the bo.s and take off tina bsrk sva
the Letta adrift The language Of tho officers bo3
the American ship very feasive aud disgesosfu
After got into the boat again asked the ospis Of
the American ship his nsua wea he refused tc sve.
We then pulled boat der her sten found that
skA tho Huaa,i, Of Boston We thsa pslted
vessel Allied the boe Ia lar board qua tar With
ell the loose things could 6nd I'D discovered that
the ss etared three feet from he quarter We
then trimmed tbs to starb0Ard givDg her tv0
stxesks List to prevent the hole from gsttpg uSdae
wa'er-pumbs constantly geiSg At 10 A n . uvsrpsoe
pilot board. Constant attention paid to tia
pumps found the blow had shAksa sAtp voe
considerably, and that she msds great deal Of top
water Keeping the pumps constantly going, It half
7P passed the Bsl buoy got over the Der and OF II
M. anchored In SlOyne Roads On inquiry 81 Hver-
pool itd the captain Of the American bark I. nsss&
BleLhom. GEORGE P1LA
master Of the b igsntias LesuA.
LONDONDERRY AUG 8-The Fanny QuUn OF aud frsu
beL 90 NYO,k whiob got shore 23d July In Lpueh
Foye of on the Sd August. and proceeded hoe
voysge the foln wing day.
LIVERPOOL AUG 9--Ths deck house Al tbs Sarah Jana
os ding in the Sal don Dock for NYork took tods
from 'be heating Of the stove but 1t promptly or.
tipguisned
LIslNoRR, Aua The ahips from the Baltic vhioz
were Aned here at the departure OF last post wsl
40 the arrivals from thence ros at this eat
gst.irg urdeI weigh in order to proceed with light
breeze z. Tho ships from the North Sea have sssA
successfully after clearance
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0slM ARseA<T RaAlsoaA Coaaasaoa.
SIX CARS SMASHED, AND Many pUasoss IHyg1nD.
BUFFALO. Asgss ~ iSss.
serious soliisieo occurred - Tie Haadusky Onon-
natl and Mod River Railroad yesterday. Whss thsuP
express train from Cincinnati arrived Oregon II haA
TO pass another train Of cars switched Of the road
Through the esrsssnsss Of the tsadsr s switch bad
not been replaced the express train thrsors raa OF
the track the switch, coming vosny In contact
with the other tsaia and badly snAshss six cars Won
derfu 10 rslas no Evsa lost but ssvss passengers
were hurt; snsss than one man bad lss brskea One
car vas completely In tive and The pAssssgss wore
thrown on each side Their escape was NEST irseulous
Ths tram WAS delayed six hours.
Frem the eeueA.
BAunxoRs Asguat IS, 1853.
Ths body Of murdered mAa partially cut up supposed
TO BE- retained Californian has bssa fsxad u,lsx mys
teious circumstances bo1eath ono Of the whAxvss Of
New OIissns
Cole master Of transportation On tAs Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, has resignsd
The MAsiea at ChAs lection.
CHARLESTON August %. 1853
TIE 6. mail steam ship MAroa Capt Wti,An Foster,
arrived here from New Yorx early this norniag
Markets.
CHARLESTON, August - 1853
Tho sats Of cotton to-day coo balss Fair u qust
ed III lie. nAs
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MARJTInK INrgLLpGSuc..


CLEARED
s,ssnshes- r. sross Cavebdy, Eorfok, no, 70 Ludsro
PtsssBs; At 10. (Bfl Hsrrsop, yer pool, Cdns d.
Ghiss-westpt Ala (BtemJ, Wesse-, Baltimore, 0sl
riobs n CO; prutu., Collins Warren, RI wm Baker.
Bashs-Rola Jarvis Afptnwsn, j " nveli n Co; Eins,
Blb,ina sisrra Leous J gsgsr Co; Joseph Fish
MoIey Mobile Eagle Hazard, 0etons, 04rleton Lisbon
II Bro1kman n Co; Joseph Woods, Baker, Norfolk
Nancy Psistsd Ballard. Franklin, 8Ay 90; Clintss
ws1er Charleston, Geo eusIsy; Roasne (Bt) Hslmss,
Corr wallis, Ms T l. x DE Wolf, Aida Swenson, San
Juan ssi Norts A Osksmitb Grey hound Pierce, Malta
ID Broeknosn n Co; Agorisn (Br), Philips, Harbor
Lisnd. ESeas l. Hu,chins; Juverna (Br) Cunningham,
Kingston, ia Pckard; SseA- B1ge, st Thomas and
msrsst, n Beck KunbaIdt; Vivid (Br) Heudnck Ma
legs, Colt; Mary Ann OBI JONES, Newport y
Gsger Co: Auaua, Merrill, Portsmouth, s W Lewis.
schraF rsDces, Bssufor, Eevbern, master; John Tu-
ts, Spear, Portsmouth, Y rrundy Go; HAaaah MAJ.
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The Crystal Palace.

The Crystal Palace and It's Management.
TO THE EDITOR OF TaB HERALD.
It has been conceded that the Crystal Palace was
commenced by an association of gentlemen as o
private speculation the intention being to reap from
its operations large profits as possible. Yet, oon-
DBg our ideas to this view Of the subject it Is DIFF
cult to reconcile the fact with the weak and mser
able management Of tho whole concern. So many
defects belong to the management, that it is difficult
to tell where to commence q notice Of them, or
where to end. -..
lst There hos been, throughout, apaltry meanness
shown respecting the sale and issue Of their tickets.
Their excessive rgor would look Is though they sus-
pected every man who approached the building, to
be thief and whs was trying to steal into their es.
tablisbmert on thef's errand. A gentleman in our
presence approached the entrance on the Sixth ave-
nue., with lady and three children under his
care, the latter being under twelve years Of age.
He paid fifty cents for the lady, and twenty-five
cents each FOR the children. Two Of the child
rem passed the turn-ste separately. or in separate
compartments Of the wheel. The gentleman
was then told that he would have TO purchase
another ticket for each Of the children az they had
entered separately, when they should have gone in
be had to pay Fifty cents piece for each Of the chill
dren. II this was done with him, it was probably
done with others Why did not the receiver Of tickets
tell the children how to enter Why not Eotice
stuck up telling them how to enter the turnsty,e,
and not wait till they were e1trapped in the build
ing, ard then charge ffty cents each7
ID. The internal Arrangements are on Q scale of
commensurate meanness. No check il given, while
females and children compelled to purchase such
refreshments o. they can get inside, or 60
without. II ice cream Is called for, with water, the
latter is found TO be common Cfoten, without ice
There are no convenient and easily accessible
places provided for getting drinks Of Croton
water while boys peddls ice water through the
building at three cents q glass! Why do not the
managers also license sellers Of green corn, :" all
hot1' 1t might nay.
Sd. There is little or no energy displayed in COM
pleting the exhibition, and packages remain for
weeks unopened and unarrsDged. Nearly one third
to one fourth Of the arrangements are incomplete.
The mineral department has nothing arranged.
Professor Sman, Jr., we regret to say, lies III at
New Haven In consequence Of which his department
has been retarded. The packages OF rich mineral
specimens from California remain unopened; and
rs far az this rev State Ia concerned, with the
exception Of few uuimportant vegetable sub.
stances, Il IL still uprepresented.
The machinery room Is nearly vacant, and in o
state Of backwsrdness
Reform Ia loudly called for, and the public has
right TO expect that il will be made.
CoNMON SeysE.
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DR.. LorIs. August % 1854
rhs steamer Rotert Campbell has arrived herr from
Council Buff bringing amongst her passengers twenty
four hOsmoo missionaries, route for Europe.
The publis hssth Of Utsh reported 10 be srceusat
end the crops In promising condition
Tts ko-nons bring With hsm block Of marble, do
ussd b Utah foe The washington monument
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Arrived-Bark Whst Cheer, TnnsAy; sngs ChathAu,
Sierra IAoue Richard Coodsn GLASGOW; MatansAs Peet
au Prince; Harriet Newell Cha lesion &C; Penbeoks,
AexAndris Winism Drew, Joseph, Albioe, Lsdy 4
the LAAe PhilaAephia: MaTths KiasuAn. New York;
schrs r Sopsf Atlantic Ocean, with $50 bbls Of oil;
Ies6er. Norfolk; Yankee Doodle and W WySr Aexaa-
dra: J A Bsysrd X Estel Swaio. Henry eay.
sop. Lesser. Nicola Grace psxlisg and Julia Esrth
Philadelphia; Andrew Brown Glide Lsaader. Detroit
and Mo1tAno, Albany; Ophir, Paviioa, and Harbngr.
Rordrut
Also sIrivsd-Bark Pepdlston, London.
sALEx. Aug u
Ar7ived-BArk SfetoG Aontsvdso, JAY 8; brig wats<
Witch, Conway Para, July %.
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DEMOCRATIC cosvnr1oN--MARrNB DISASTER.
PMADaSMA August 70, 1888
TIE penoc-stc County Cosvsntoa havs nom,nated
er for state seoatos By twsaty majority.
me shsp NAT CAtton IRON Evsvpoo, IL disnastsd st
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ANorHRR PRE-.

About half past nise O'Clock, are broke on. 10 the
hoe store 1t tbs rnsr Of vessy ssd streets
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The Bisinger Guards.

CASAsDAJouA, Aug. q, 1853.
The HDinser Guards, Captain Barris arrived last night
Amid great enthusiasm NJ make . scldisrly appear
sscs At midnight they proceeded to General Grangsrs
and ssrensdsd him By Dodvorth's band. They are now
leaving for NiasarN
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NnoARA FALLS. Ausust Dap v

TIAoAKz ALB, Au4ust Zo-P, n
Ths BlnipgeY Gusrds, Capt. David Harris, Of Nss
York, arrived At o'clock p n. under sscor. Of the q
mira Guards In good health and spirits. Thsy hav.
taken spsruepts at the International Hotel
Ths corps vsted the Canada side this atternooa and
were enthusiastically chesred They have grand bSa.
qrst to- ghs q the International
h Hnira Gnards, Capt Hoffman, have encampsd on
Ne snnnit Of the Pals, where they viii remain oos
week.
AidArmah Marble, Mr.. lockwood Of New York, StIss
hight Of EuhA, and other distinguished sn.lsneu
ere smcas The mftsry.
When tAsy bsvs here they win proceed to visit The
military sDsanpmsnt ~ syracase
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whsA seea spfead 10 ~ two aAcinng hsuses destroy
ss then entirely Ths buildings wsrs totally Destroyed
bat ths parties insured It 10 supposed 10 havs
bssa ths work Of IN iscsodiasy.
Destruc&avs Fire In Williamsburg.
FOURTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARs WORTH OF PROPER
TT DD6rR0YHD-TwO HORSES BURNxD-NARR0w
xsOArn.
Abext three O'Clock yesterday morning Of the most
destructive fires which has occurred In Williamsburg
broke out IN TIA wooden stables In Second street.
bstwssa 6suth FIFTH and South Sixth strsstA The sts
bass ~ess owned By Mr.. Samuel Disbrcw and kessrs.
Young Davis, and occupied BY the following named
persoas -Asssss. Davis Young Jno. shAndsrssek,
Rspks Stratton, Piatt, H. and g. K Hoggett and Mr.
Passy Ths stables with txo valuable horses bsisns
Ing to Mn. Plat And Mr.. Strotton, and largo qusa
tty Of feed several ssts Of harness. and about ninsy
street lamps, totally Destroyed Prom there the
6rs communicated to the Arge FRI ne houss No. 7s -
cord street. Owned and coo. si.d b n, Nsshsas Dodge
Cd It aso oo@msp icstsd with and greatly injured the
Of house. Nos 81 50 A. as as and 40 South ssvsath
occupied By the following persons:-Mr Ropks and fse
ly first 6cor Of No 81, ard 9ssws Vsa Nestrand 4aie
as ~: sss and
Ajax dsr, thos store aad Mrs. Brsd{, - board
ing hsuse No - By Mr. Marrow As : yelling. and Mr.
Amer Q cigar st01s; No 46, . barber shop and
dvs'iiDs. y ). wlOrson, and No IS BY ~. B.ah -
pptloin8o we've 10 tn8 emoU0t OF 8D0ps
$4,000 Covered BY insurance
Tbs follow ing Il lit Of tbs personal ossesDsbrow,
$500. tartisny insured; Davis & Young s6CO Rspks,
$780, ipsu,cd shapderbso $780, Dodge IS 500 insured
for 81 300; Hssgett $500; g. x. Hexgett, 500;
Plsssy 500: FAu $500 StTstton. $50: Cumbsrson,
$500 Alexander $500, insured for 81 zoo Mrs. Bfady
t6Oo insused fur $780, Mr. Navlow 81 SEQ
Mr. Amer t2tO; Mr. Whorton, 500 and Mr. Bash 3lo0
Tia Gre Is supposed 10 have originated from person.
occupying OF tina stables having csxeessy taken
lighted cspdle therein.
Mr.. K. Hcssstt In endsavoriDg to save some Of his
propsrty became perfectly surrounded with are that
he severely burned In escaping.
R&n EaEe not known. who was asleep In one OF tho
stsbss escaped With other garment than his shirt
James Brady Who also lodged in OF the stAbss Lost
eli but . coat, Shirt and pair Of paetAloons
The Crystal Palace.
In a article yesterday upon fishing tackle" we
stated that the exhibitor Of one case is Mr. T. Prtch
ard, who Was for many years carrier Of the New
YORK HERALD. We gladly correct the above, by
stating that the exhibitor OF the artificial fies in
the Crystal Palace, spoken Of yesterday, is Mr.. H.
Pntchard, who has been for many years, and Is now
Q carrier Of the NEW YORK HERALD in the Fourth
ward.
The number of visitors admitted yesterday we're,
6,627.
wAsHINGT9Y NATIONAL MONUMENT CONTRIBUTIONS
~ Casu on Hnu ....'...'....' .@ApIo o.
Contributions for this dsy.. 60 70
Aotd1.' ''.''.'..'' '....''.... '.sA,o4V "
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The Cholera 1t Cumbolia0d.
QUEENSLAND, Nd Ausuvt %, 1858.
No more dssshs rom cholera had been reported mp to
last night The psyric,ans say tho disease much mild
e Ahatip0.
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s1oCKHoLM-In port leg July % Pyramids, Henderson,
Aa erica; eleanor, F1trsY. NYork
TRAIKE-sn Aug 4, Prince Of wslss, Brown NYork.
'pYR SrpAxWR ARAnAl
IL AErwmr-Ayr Aug9, Nara Theresa, hArscs, Havana.
SD 9th sophie Dsuies Charleston Lds, Sultana, Bar
rett for Eew York Sept south CArouaa Ste ~Art do
srt TO- Dsvonshir, ksllsst soon; California, Cart,
ss..lol-csd Aug TO- Asues Gosdins, NYork Sid on,
Ocean seed Cts, EYOrh llth, Austin and Elss, Buzz
:, BssA.s RoADs--In the roads Aug g. Jacob Crosse,
Kyusse, - Charles Spragus, Pie, -.
8 BoKDxAux-Arr Aug s. sidoue, schmidt, Nantss, to
bad for SEQ FrArclfco san Psota Revols, NOrlssns
Idg. Brothers, Baxter for NYosk Hamburg B~rbe fos
Sap Frsoei 90 Claiborne, for k0il..n-.
BxaMKkHAyRN-Sid Aux D. Erphrhis Frtsdrtoh. August
wwthusn, NYork; stein, HohDholn, Pailsdslp ais;
9th, Ca,ician, Strictsr do.
CA Dur-A5r Aug 10, Kate sw.nstoa, Morse, London;
1l,b, william Waltssriey, Wstxals, London old 10th,
Aus tioA Macon, kYcrk
Coxx--sld Aug s. Orion. Harris, NYorh.
tAR1HA1RSA-Sd aug s. Independence, Smith. NYorA.
DrAL-isssed Avg 8 Msceaoa,sn Prsbe. from the Bal
tic for Brgtol 10th, B,em o4rk Csrioao, Wo from Bro
men for kYosk
n4isom-Arr Ana !, John Carlie, Raynss, Ms,an1.a
for Petersburg. Corn, kInisrsnt, Olsen, NYors
GRt1socx- SD Aog9 New Eusisnd- Protseas, NYorAs
~ Ia, May Morris, Freeman, SY0k.
GIAicow-,Id Aus 4. Ne- sasi.ad, Prossesn. NYors;
Trsh.rsn, H.vn. si.sscy o. Cr.,s sYOr. .,.,e a.,
Aivsrado stanley Hsrsstes, aud Cd for NYors.
F1usB1sG RoA6s sd Aug To- sopbis Devries, Charles
HAysE-Arf Aue o, Memnos Lsws, Cardiff; cOso.
Aanjrre. Hsysns- CD 10Th. Evina Owen, Oven NYus;
fsrsed LovsI4pd do. sid 7th, Hope, Goodwin Parsons
Me- York; Mi sissippi HsDrics, Bremen
HilyoIr-Ayr Aus 8, Inward Ds Boer, NYork
LrEnPooL--Arr Aug o. Nary anu Aontezuna, DCour-
intd for idg etb, Louisiana, Barstow. NYors llth,
Norths mptop, Reed tor koriesns; Mary Elizabeth, N
York Metropolis, Warwick do
ca out sth Liverpool Ke~rnsy, NYorh; Sarah Jams,
Stevens, do; John and Albert Wilson, Phiiadsaph
Pacific (s), Nys, NYok; iith Kate Hunter, Bush, do;
John Currsn do; Richmond, Wood EBsdsord.
BID 9th, Giest Western, Furber, NYcrk; Houghton,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03
Washington Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26-The Postmaster,
General, on application Of Mr.. Rusk, has Civ
en- permission for the mail steamer from New
York to touch at Norfolk 10 take on board Hon.
VIM. R. King, and convey him to Havana:
where he pro poses to spend the winter.
The Telegraph case was closed IN the Su-
prcme Court to-day, Mr.. Clifford concluding
for Morse, and Hon S. p Chase following
with an able argument in behalf of O Reilly
Senator Hunter returned to Washington
last evening. He keeps quiet, and did not 60
to the Senate TO day. He will leave for Vir-
ginia tonight.
It's said that | 10 members Of the Virginia
Legislature have formally recommended
Hon. John S. Barbour of Virginia, for a cabi-
net position under Gen. Pierce.
The late ment that the Hou. E. c. Cabell.
Of Florida, is in favor oil the annexation of Gu
la or the Sandwich Islands, is incorrect. He
is opposed to both, and maintains In a recent
address that the fortify cation of Key West and
other important points of the Floridl coast
would supers de the necessity Of annexing Gu
ba for our defence.
The arrangement Of the new Cabinet as
published in the New York papers and copied
elsewhere is regarded here as a hoax
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03
LATEST NEWS b THE HALLS.
.RRIVAL OF THE PROMETHEUS
.ne Day Eater from California.

Hrw York; Dec. 90 p. M.-The steamer
p-asnetheus has arrived with 800 passengers
light down by the Independence from
san Francisco. on the I'd inst.
Tie In,lependencc reached San Juan ON
l.o 18th. The steamer Ommetepe had steam
VI over CASTILLO Rapids in good order. Tie
rsfbmos was very healthy.
Tic steamer Pampero left San Juan on the
2ot for New Q leans.
Tie Brother Jonathan had not arrived at
Can Francisco No steamer was ever looked
for 50 anxiousy.
v.1leyo Dec. lst, aud cast their vote forPierce
and King
,oon1ment were destroyed by the Sacramento
fire.
Can't. Wright and his party laj had bat.
18Th VIC IN IiaLs, in which s,me thifty oil
.,tter " ere t,lleJ.
Inc clipper snip Onward e,a : .etoI, ar
r,,al at San Francisco i e. 1T.
Tbos. J. Henley. one OF the Elects, was
.nnonted messenger to Was 2a'o
G. A. Smith, dem, was ,lact,d Dls;tIes
rnIoe Of the 9th district of Sacramento.
VIM. Bomsiiield, Treasurer Of Franklin
County has absconded with 9|ooo Ut 'Poooo OIL
Tie State funds.
The miners in Nutas county were doing
well.
Snow was lying six inches deep on the Trim.
ty mountains.
There is no report Of The San Francisco mar
ket for The lst.
At Sacramento on the 30,h ult Flour slight.
" advanced. Provisions firm aud in good de.
mand.
There is nothing else ofinterest.
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RICHNInNn.lnn- |.

There is nothing doing in the Legislature
A few nnimPortant petitions were presented to
day. There is not quorum Of members
the city. Mr.. Mnnford late Clerk Of tn
II use Of Delegates made farewell speech
The members are making preparations t.
join tie excursion to Wheeling on the opening
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to tina
city.
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Liverpool Markets

COTTON.-Mitdling qualities had udvan
ced 81. BreadstuAs were en- the decline
wheat had fallen Cd. Flour one shilling.
Corn was selling at 81 TO 80 shillings 70
rarcelsto arrive. The ma kers closed rarhe
firmer on the day before the steamer sailed.
The news beyond the foregoing is unim
pOrant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03

DELL HOTEL, LIBERTY, BEDFCRD
ID COUNTY, FKRGINIA.-The undersigned hav-
ing purchased of Mr.. William Terry, that old and well
know Hotel estab' .hment, know the BELL HO-
TEL, Liberty, ,a offers his services to the public for
tie patronage so long bestowed upon his predecessor
The entire establishment, has Just undergone thorough
repair from Cellar Garrett. Rendering pleasant and
comfortable in every department.
His Table is supplied with every thing good which
our lovely Piedmont country produce and the BA
with the most genuine and best quny of Liquors
His Stables in excellent condition, well provided,
good and reliable Ostlers always in attendance
The Rocky MountIine ofCoaches connect at this poin
lri-weelly with the Cars of Va. and Tenn. X. r., and
pas sengers coming from any direction either the Cars
Stages private conveyance, will always find him pre-
rared to accomdate them with meals at any hour.
lie latters himself that from the reputation of this
house and with enegy sPeared on his part to rende
his guests comfortable he will receive liberal SHIRE Of
patronage. THOMAS LEI NlCE
JnlY l1-f.if
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Articies appropriate lothe First CidSs-Boxesof hats,
bonncts aud furniture
Ariicics approDriate 10 Second Ctass-Boxes, bnles
o dry goods feathers Shoes saddery, glass, paints oils
drugs and coniec tionery.
Arlicies ap ropriafeio Third Class.-Virgina domes
ties sugar coffee liquor bngging rope butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco leather, hides cotton yurns, cop
per- tin sheet iron, hollowwnre, queensware, castings
hardware, marble, (dressed and other heavy articles not
enumerated in special or fourth classmates
Ariicies appropriate 10 tie Fourth ClaSs.-flour. Ga
sncks rice pork beef fish lard, nllow and baeon, (n
cask boxes sacks beeswax, bales of ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, marble (undrcsscd) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing.
rlns'er per 100 90 miles miles 200 Fifty pounds d
900 lbs. 900 II . M rriJ Ea, 70
SEPT 7-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03

AEA kEWAEkD--Ranaway, from the sub
70 .CVD scribcr, ON the 18th of November, mulatto
man, TIA DDELS, about feet or inches in height
rather ste ut and little inclined be bow-lcggcd, about
% or % years of nge. think he is lurking in the neigh
borhood of Big Lick Salem, Bonsncks, Roanoke, or
r II Burks Botetourt. The above reward will be pad
if delivered to at Wyhevllo, lodged in Jail in
Lynchburg CHAS SCOTT.
dec G-dIMNcts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-03

M IL, the undersigned, again opening and exhb-
w iting very urge assortment of Cooking Stoves
of every variety of size and patent commonly IN
together wtha well selected assortment of Parlor Cham-
ber Office and Fuctory stoves. Salamandar Furnaces,
Gutes Fronts Tenders, seutles, Cnder Shovels Blow
ers. &c. &c. which very respectfully call the at
tenon of and friends Resting assured,
lha though cannot promise to sell ut lower price
lhan any one else, prices will range as low as
others, aud TINT will accommodate customers who
will favor us with an examinations to their satisfaction,
as well as their expectation.
oct 2S-dts ACHEE MUhhlbL.
L. S-We would like 10 employ 2 or good journey.
men Timers. A. ~ NJ.
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Arrival of the Pacific
New YoRK.Ian

New YORK, Jan. /.
The steamship Pacific from Liverpool, wit
dates 10 the 10Th ut., arrived a, this nor, to
day She encountered terrific gales on tn
passage.