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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
Swcariss In Of the vSee-Pre-ifens.
The Nee ORLEANS P,eassas has been favored


with the following extract frun private letter from
Astsn gas received By the Crescent City, from which
il sppesrs that Vice President King took the oath OF
Office on the ith OF March
"For the FIRST tme in The history of the Republic has
the man chosen by the people for the second post OF
honor taken the cath of othce IN foreign land WI
ham Rufus King on the an inst sworn IN a. wee
President Of the United Stsss q; the Cumbre, near
xafsnxSs
"The day was most beautiful one the clear blue sky
of the tropics heads, the emerald carpet OIL
Cuba beneath feet and the delicious sea breeze OF
these htitudes sprinkiDg It's GOODNESS all OF US
Early in the morning Consul Rodney, deputed by Judge
shsrkey TO administer the oath left town on horseback
fer the Ctnbre accompanied by several American gen
tenen A pleasant ride OF three miles brought Us 70
the estate where Mr. Ming residing called Ia CEm-
bre he peak) from its sirustou on the eliminating
point OF the hills that Immediately surround Msranzas
The view from here IL one OF the moss beautiful the
ever looked upon Far the vision could reach in this
clear blue expanee the beautiful valley Of the fuuar
extended with its winding river, its varying fields OF
green and gold dotted here and there with white spark
hing buildings that looked like pearls set upon emerald
and the brown hills stretching far far away IN the dis
lance No more lovely or more impressive spot could
have been found in the whole world for the ceremony
and the solemn grandeur the act and OF the scene shed
III spirit over US
The oath was administered by Consul Rodney to the
Vice President who ready and waiting our arrival
The voante brought up TO the door, and Mr.. Ming
STEPPED into IL in order ride into MatanZas before the
sun should be too hgh 70 make pleasant The whole
csvalcade consisting Of some twelve fifteen American
gentlemen, Immediately mounting and forming AZ an
escor around the carriage accompanied the VicePres
dent 10 town.
"The Creoles who had gathered on the lawn around
the house uncovered, and msny heartfelt paya I'd.
con Dos God be with you broke from their Ups ashley
rode away On the road TO town, the natives, wherever
we met them silently uncovered approached, and
IS we passed sped sitter the universal Sanitation
few Spaniard, standing IN gloomy ire at the doors OF
their shops viewed in silence, or muttered susn
40 rs the dust OF horses feet dew in their faces
"Mr King left Mstanzss the same day, for the e.
tate OF Mr. Chartrsin In the partdo of Lmonar about
eighteen miles from here. His health Is very poor add
DO one accustomed TO patients with pulmonary dis
ease in this climate but knows he cannot survive very
long He may live for months in this mild climate, but
he can never be better The old views his
coming fate with cslmness as one who has bought the
coed fghi, and will lay hold of eternal life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
Mruco.-Adyices have been received from

Mexico to March 8 but they contain no important
items in addition to our previous intelligence.
Ofthe y States and Districts into which the Republic
is divided II have voted for the Presidency OF santa
Ana and Is believed with reason that the six
which fell back will follow the example OF the rest so
that may be calculated with certainty that on the arm
val az Vera Cruz of the General he Will be met with the
nomination OF President OF the Republic.
Gen UragR continues at the head of the army and
withdrawing his ancient enmity TO Santa Ana he mas
publicly manifested that he desires his return and that
he would contribute 10 sustain the system OF Govern
ment which Santa Ana may organize.
The exPrs.dent Senior Arsta, continues al his PLAN
taton somewhat ndlsposed IL seems that he has con-
tenplaed leaving the country. where he does not con
slider himself safe but all the ports north and south
are in the hands OF the revoutonists is difficult tor
him TO embark fearing tall victim should he present
himself In any OF them.
On the 9Th March, Col Escsbar arrived in Vera Cruz
by the English steamer This gentleman had left that
city tor Carthagena few days after the pronunciamen
to OF the 2sth December for the purpose OF preparing
Gen Santa Ana to undertake voyage tn that port aud
thus that the arrival OF the latter might be expected
By the next English steamer.
The news OF General Santa Ana's coming was cee'
brsted with solros, the pealipg of bells from all the
churches, and the beating OF drums.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
STATE OF IrALY.-A correspondent Of The
Bosfon Trar,Ier writing from Florence, says:

"Ialy IL troubled to her hearts core In Florence,
we cannot course learn the true extent OF the late
revolutionary movements at Milan, Rimni manEua. aud
elsewhere. We only know that blood has been shed on
both sides and the scaods again erected. On the
part OF the Italians the movement was premature, but
at present all Italy is volcano, sumberng u is rse,
but acquiring strength for eruption that will even
ally force foreign despotism and civil papacy from its
soil The deep silent hatred borne TO the Priests and
Austrans lie fghtfu II pervades the very atmosphere,
and drawn in at every breath by all classes but the
few sold to their rulers by interest circumstance
use il may there is general uneasiness in
Europe Aonarchs and governments distr1st each 9th.
er; the people distrust both peace Is maintained by
bayonets and not Mr. Golden would have us believe,
BY good motives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
BELGIUM.

In the Chamber of Representatives, on the
eth bill presented asking for annual dotaton Of
100000 francs for the Duke de BrsbanL As heir pre-
ssnptye to the throne The bill slso places At the dis
posa OF the yeang Prince the Palace in the Rue Ducae
Formerly inhabited by the Prince Of Orange also the
Chateau of Tervueren An annual allowance of $1,000
francs proposed for keeping up these residences and
in addition Of 10000 francs Is aked TOR, be
laid out az once in repairs. The bill scat to the
bureau for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
TURKEY.

We have further accounts of the ARRANGE.
rnent come 20 between Austria and Tlurkev on lie
lsth ult Divan was held At Coos,sntinope Al shrb
al the high dgntsres OF the land both In and out of
otee were assembled Amer long and stormy deba,e
the Austrian propositions were accepted Oner Psshs
Is Immediately TO withdraw his troops from Monte
negro which Is 20 retain rs former sennndepeadeu,
positicn The Hungarian and Polish fugirives serving
In the Roumehsn army corps are 10 be dismissed d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
SPAIN.

Reports continue 10 circulate regarding u
contemplated Spanish loan, with the negotiation OF
which NJ Salamanca who u In Paris Is said TO be
charged.
Martinez de 10 Rosa is elected President of
the Chamber OF Deputies The Chambers were opened
on the lat. A royal decree the day promuL
rated announcing that bin would be presented to the
Oones 20 indemnify the heirs Of Don Manuel Godoy for
the seizure Of his property In 1903
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
New-York Town Meering,-supEn,rsoRs

ALLEGASr CO.-Th angelica Reporter says
at the ate election in the town OF Writ three candi
dates for Supervisor tied At a special election on
Tuesday last four candidates came into the field and
Aired Sect, Dem, was elected by handsome ppu.
rally The Democrats have majority in the Aleqany
County Board OF SUPERVISOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
MOLDAVIA.

Letters from Jassy state that Prince Ghika,
Hospodsr Of Moldsvia subject TO periodical sts of
iDsspty, and recently attempted TO commit suicide.
On recovering be expressed his intention Of Indicating
and retiring TO a monastery. The Ministers are now
debating how the Government is TO be carried on.
According 10 Law OF the State, Regency can only
act for two months, during which period new Hospo-
dar must be nominated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
CaatinenfaI Markets.

The weekly reviews evening TIL from me Amsterdam
ara Rotterdam Produce Markets alude 10 an Improvement
IN huspess Although had been accompanied oy any
nsteral advance in pees The suspeI sion OF internal
navigation and approaching es bad interered Win
IT, ordnary Coffee bu; quotations renamed
,reII supportet Raw SUGAR firm, and Refined IN
cor ouerce Of purchases bad improved In RICE there
Ia, not been much done and INDIGO showed htfe Atera
ton The accounts from Hamburg and Antwerp represent
liars ate of trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

be-, farther decided sbsa sum OF NO. rsnes
M si,,.s for tbe repiy Of The Austrian GoverDorn
de protect cen: IN Ooieetions Of money having ne
srr os,er, ara proceeding spiredly throughout Swift
ev1azd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
DENMARK.

The elections for Danish Second Chamber
,ook place on the 2ota. al over the kingdom OF the
opposition and only to the ministerial party The
result took place in both country districts Of CO.
pSnhsgen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
SWITZERLAND.

Letters from Berne of the 9th ult. state that
oe Federal Council has determined to address
ali the European Powers showing that the accusations
brought against Il by Austria are snfounded This
moral not with the view Of demanding mediation but
merely 70 explain the true state Of Affairs. The Council
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

CossuLsHIPs OF UNITED SrArEs.-We ace il
se h.i ne ost laxative Of Ogr Consulshp. /, that az
aAns WI-eh s atsd az between SIS 90 and 400 200 pr
1nEu Havana = next then Li,erooo .n5 - p
ctcsf eome boenSs Ayres- MAtsnzAs Havre A.isadrs
soe Iont hoDs o. canton. The Commercial Arsrrv ~
uss Dsni.n "est India Islands said 70 b. wsrrb
ffo1 81 to Ten thousand dollars per year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

% Tae value OF the coral taken last year
On ne Coast Of Algeria was $4,000 q hundred and
my vessels were engaged in the business most of the
cora Was .Od Al Naples
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80 1853.

&: y evt; YeIIo- RESIN, 81 Ir4nspueri do so
ext
espfoed 10 immediate wants last Jerks psS-s r
On the srot 10 quoted 81 frccn AfSc4t eYeE, IL
for The autumn held st from 44io PAS fesn IAa~
81 evt net cssh The stock is nO~ 0stt cAsn - ~,
~ 81 DO 70 1852! % sl2 in 1851; H,oSo IN ~" S NV'i
LONDON, Tuesday, March = T. "
Sales West India SUGAR SO hAds. fan prices rennso
ernrsry lumps IS G4sl: sac bszs bsnsI az 1871 on.
min, AZ "A as 6; white BenAres AZ bie(Sie; wv
Ia. hsdIas At p ass. CoyFEs-Of l5o essS % a.
,sr ,ation part oi 50 es for rood % ne sns
59Id5s for suDer native duh st n sa<Sl lkoseosS'
pi, a.t At g. TALLOy-P Y. c. dailH ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
Hayre Market.

H.vst March 7th.-The week opens with far ce marc
,o CoTross bat prices are buoyant Tres odina,re
Orls.rscsn be had for 9 which figure shout ~ oer
changed HANDS up O'Clock to-day Weswn the s~'ee'
Of the NisGsrs.
So,hips rot;cable in ASHES, RICE, LARD or Gus from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
IiyerpooI Wool Market.

III. demand for all Kinds of low oombins WOODS
tuue. seod and e. the stocks light high prices
asled Russian densky sellins freely At si Y 10 Ep-
tan at II2d l2i 4 n Costs Wool, 24 q n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
LIVERPOOL Markets. TUESDAY SPIN

The sdyicos Niagara received to-day about had
depressing effect upon the market and stempts
made establish decline OF tpeT b. Fridays quot
ations Toeays business however, does not establish
with Fridays prices Of all kinds have dropping
dency The sales today amounted between 900 aud 100
bales American besdes 500 Brazil and Surs Tor export
Sales Of three DAYS IA SO Of which lstO for port
and 1000 speculation Import since THURSDAY 10
bales Quotations to day called foT Far-Oresns I6t
Midding OTieans IS; FAIR Mobile g Mddling do, 5. ;
Fsir Upland, 81 Middlink do iS.
GRAISChsnse Of WIND has brought up large amount Of
dull Wheat slowly Id pei 70 lbs decline on FRI
dsys prices but holders dsncned TO submit any
further reduction Flour changed hands retail lots Sd
aSd p,r barrel lower lBdias Corn nther dull 3 for
Whte and Yellow, buyers awaiting more arrivals Im-
porte from the United States since Monday 10 7S5 grs
Wheat 1876 qrs Corn. 50 600 bbs Flour There are sew
arrivals also sdyIsed from Ireland and the Mediterra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

Is The President has recognised Duncan
Robertson ss Wee COnsal Of Spain forth. Tc of Sce Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

The Manchester msTket reported Is duII aud occuhs
snce receipt Of the Steamers news
The arrivals Of GRAIN have been large and Frdays rates
are not maintained WHEAT moves slowly At i'd q 10 10
decline and FLOUR 10 offered Scely at cd dsd q barrel
loxrr Indian CORE unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
Money Market

The Enrsh market wAs inactive The ste with poes
nn.lterea Railways bad Iost their stssy ATposrAnce
ures, b. ns rA;her lower 81 round Land aud Bank soA
80 LAYER Consul. for money and account soi aSsf
Three sndsquartsr eEs les diesi. Bank s,oes z7t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
Wright, Candy & Co.'s Circular.

Per AHante LIVERPOOL, Friday, March 6, 1855.
torTos-Our market for this staple Saturday and
yesterday quiet but steady With fair amount Of bus
doing the full proes OF Friday To day, since the
Steamers arrival there has been strong desre m.n
fetfsd eel in few quarters and prices Of American
descriptions have ben sold AZ decline Of a. = n from the
of Friday, and rhe msrtet closes with very
du and gloomy aspect The continued large reoepu at the
American ports end shipments this c0uny promise
Of q supply considerably in of the cousnnpeon
spnpes expect lover Of prces and
strictly conne their purchases TO the supply Of immediate
wants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
Ihe Sale, for the three da1. are estinsied a

baIts SPEC Ia AInef. braLII' ExyPt N gu ~
Mon is;... 500 1850 500 900 ~
Tuesday ,. $50 500 3e 40 i" ~
Imports for same time 10 about IL 900 bales.
PRICES TO DAY;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

A PIcKpooxEr AT CHURcH.=Mn. WILLIAM;
Of 5prse containpx s7l yhe coming out Of TIE a
nes BAPTIST Church CssTy.s ss,s ., s9y::esssi e.
80 TIE .:I wc1s ID 49, u tic cs.kssons S-L--
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-22
Office at the Depot Of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad.
1853. Southern EnterpriZe.
"a M E - -
& KINGS

PAklSEN d hlNG >
VIRGINIA, n CAROLINA d TENNESSEE
Freight, Package and Parcel EXPRESS,
FTNO and from New York, Norfolk. Petersburg and
l. Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE. and by the Seabosrd and Roa
noke Weldon Wilmington, Castor q Raleigh, Peters
burg Weldon, Petersburg Richmond, Richmond and
Fredericksburg South-Side and Va. Tenn. Railroads.
and connecting with Stage and Wagon Lines from the
different points the Railroads almost every point
throughout the above StaesthrOug in charge of spe
cal Messengers. Mere nvailing themselves of this
line for the transportation of their Merchandise may
pose full confidence in its great expedition and
my of rates.
Merchants in the interior of the above States order
ing Goods from Baltimore and Philadelphia. to the
of Parisen q. Kings Express at Norfolk Petersburg
Richmond, may depend upon having all charges paid
and their Goods forwarded without the east deny, and
free of all drayrge and Commissions.
JAMES H. KING, Northern Office,
No. 3S, Broadvay, NJ y
w B. PARISEN. Southern Office,
Corner Boihngbrook and 2hdSts
PdersbHrg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-22
RICHMOND.
SINTON & SONS NURSERY,
Near Richmond, Va.

the for planting has arrived th, ubsefibers
would respectfully Gull the attention Of their friends
aud ibe public generally 10 their nrge and extensive
collection Of FRUIT TREES embracing perphnps
selection thni has bren surpassed for tho climate of
Nnginio, aud nearly all propagalcd from fruit bearing
trees IN their orchard.
Catalogue with directions for Planting tnay bs had
nj William falmer's Send und Plough Store Mt f,yton
Johnston Brothers Aputhcoary Store J. Sinon
n Goa Hardware Store; Andrew johnston s. Cos
Hardware stntr, and Mt Logan Walters Comfnssion
House where any oders left will be punctualiy attended
To- aud Letters ud rs.cd the subscribers Richmond
will receive prompt attention.
Ssd6t JOSEPH SlNTON g. SONS
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INSUp ANCE.
IRE, LIFE AND MARINE uNsVw

l. ANcE.-LyachdarS Hose y Ere Insurance COM
many
This Co spauy makes Insurance against loss O, dam
age by Fire or Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Fuet.
ries aud other buildings furniture Goods wares and
merchandise generally in and country ON the most
favorable teens.
Also makes Insurance the lives of oil persons rr.
Toying good health aud oi sound constitution for the
whole duration life or fora limited period.
Slaycs employed in ordinary occupations will be
insured unreasonable terms
The Company will also tnke marine risks from and to
nny of the Northern Southern Ports at favourable
rates
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
DON T. C.PETERS. Fice Ptesideat.
SAMPSON DlUGulD, Ch0f Engineer.
james Cobbs Samuel Garland
John liegat, Nathan b. Thurman
6eorPe W. fancey, ohm Otcy TAYLOR,
William I, Anderson. William 7. Smith.
MARTIN HOLLlNS, Treasurer.
CREEp I. WILLS, Sec'y
DR.. 7. IA Gimer. I u,.,c.
DR. Wm. Otwpy Oven. 'e"""' Te"'sff'S
The Medical Examination # subjects for Insurance
will be made nt the office OF the Company each day
betweon the hours of . aud o'clock P. NJ.
FebS--dts
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IN PREss-A HISTORY OF SUIT IN

N PKESS-A HISTORY OF SUIT IN
i EQUITY and of mn Action Common Inv by A
II. Sands, Esq, Consolor nj Inv.
This work embraces minute ncc0unt of all tho steps
10 be taken in suit of Equity md an action Inv,
from their commencement 10 their termination; also,
the mod" OF enforcing Judgments dccrecs together
with the manner of nppcns, wrts Of error, &c, &c.
Forms oi bills answers and 3ccrccs in Chnncery; de.
elm atoms and judgments Mt Common Law, und pleas
demurrers mud repllcntions are appended md chap
lcr will be devoted specially the practice in the UNI
ted States Court.
RECENTLY YPUBLfSHED-Tate'sA American Form
Book adapted to the Code of Virginin, with valuable
chaPters upon Attnchnents aud Deeds, and Forms
der Bail Inv of 1851 and 1859, by Alox. II. Sands.
Esq Counsellor nj Lnw-1 vol. ~ mo-; price, $l so.
A. NORRIS,
Publisher d. Bookseller,
1.ts Richmond Va
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WARWICK FOUNDRY,
EAST END OF JEFFERSON ST., ON THE BASIN.
Lynchburg, Vn.

Lynchburg, VA.
FINiIE Propietors of this establish men nre now pre-.
l. pnred To furnish the Planters Of Virginia with the
inost celebrated Premium FLOWS and AGRICUL-
TURhL TOOLS in the United Suites.
Thoy have, M gront expense, secured Twenty diff
iorcnt Patterns of Plows-Also, OF VATORS,
ROAD SCRAPERS, md nine dHoroni sizes of HAY
CUTTERS, Our Flows consist of the Peekskil New
York $50 Premiumi Eagle $50 Premium; and the
Genuine Livingston county Plows W. have improved
tho Livngston Plow which mikes il worth NJ east so
per cent, than the original patterns IL consists
In the manner In which the landslide IL aached tho
monidbonri-dong nwny with the lock. which weakens
the strength Of the Pow The form of the Pow not
ohnngod, but Ia grenty increased strength by tho inn
provsmeni.
Our experience in the of Building Agriculture,
Tools, mud superior patterns, induce believe
furnish the best Flows tho Stnto at prices not
To bo beat Will the Farmers Of Virginin give us call
md we wltnke pleasure in exhibiting our tools and
proving tn You the truth Of our statenents7
Also, all kinds of Cnst nnd Wrought Iron work, FIN
ished in the best stye aud order.
fresb ground flastor furnished the mill usual
WHITTEMORE MoNAMEE e. co
I-,.
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NO. H..
0bc Dailp hirainiau.

The following jeu desprit, from the Boston
Post is very racy, and would be very good, If it
were only grammatical:
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TO S TRANGERS.
|RoEESsOR ALEX. c. RARRY's

- VA ESSVN N ~ u. II n IL II -
= R nc q PH ER = Is, of MEDICAL con
lUSD, far BEA UTIFYING, CURLING, Pr
vins, Restorng and Strrng gthening the Hair, Relic
Di-ease< of the skin, Curing Rheumatic Pains al
eh"S ENtnrnal Wounds. Bounded by no geograIli
Htr7, be reputation of BARRY's ThIcoPHERoUs PET
lef the Union The sales of the article of late y ,a-
'ea"oreased in a ratio that almost exceeds belief
'h s>uf BARRY, after careful examination Of hiI
es @eI', 'nds that number bottles delivere to ~
u qHantiti,s of from half gross upward. during tn
y ~, within trilln of $50 900.
unnecrssary TO present nj length the evidences
ne wonderful properties oi the rrichopherous. when
Puiaic haIfurnished such an Endorsement as this
schenpncSs o the article and the explanations given
c'ictl action upon the hair the seal p. and in all
II OF snPefhcia irritation. first recommended it to
tenfi"n The people, This all that ,he invrr.
ee-sFed. Every bottle advertised itself. The effects
VIC uuid exceeded expectation it acted Ike
.n l'he Indies would moi be without it. County
We III every section n the United States found tin
"a"rlt; and thus WAS built up wholesale rude
fk"nt hitherto unheard Of aS regards articles
t'"f The highest point has not yet been reached
~ t. Sheevcd that the sales this ytar sill be mil
santn haif df BOTTLES
e. and Manuf,ctory, M. i37 Broadwnv N,w
r. r. hrlu price. 25 cents lnrge hnttle
So"'n tnconnt to purchaser l'y the quantity. Sold
- Pm" 1Pal merchants md druggists through"u til"
ne@ states anil Canada, Mexico, West ladies', Great
saiR tirnrce. &C.
lynchhurg.
pay 2G-cS cfm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-22
FOR NEW YORK!
H. =. MaR Line per He SPLENDID s SYEAMSHiPt
jamestown and KOnnOke!


'I'HE new md elegant sidc.whcel steam = ,yI-h
ship JAMESTOWN, (Gnpl. Parrish )SHsas-ssss~ssa.
will envc Petersburg vim City Point, every Tu"-lny
Evening, nnd the ROANOKE, (Capt. Cnycndy) every
Friday Evening. for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms 80 90
SteeiaEe pnssnge. 90
For specd comfort and salety these Steamships
oxccled by the coast and travellers will find 1t
the pleasant the north they will there
by nvod the dust und frequent chnnges of the Railroads
~ Tickets issued nj uty Office on Sycamore Street.
SAM'L. q. BAPTIST, 1gt. Pct9sbmg.
tv A passenger train lenves the Appomottox depot
every rueslay md fridny hef past o'clock p.
10 connect with the Steamships AT City Point Passep-
gers by the Souhsc Railroad will rench Pei rsburg in
time To taac the cnrs for the steamers. S. G. I}.
ImlN LIE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-22
INE CHEMICALS.

,.1 ".Hlodide Mercury, Sulph. Morphine,
1''ae Silver, Chloride Zinc,
q rrt,P''' behcrine, Pipcrinc,
Il nut nut ut Iron Gallic Acid
We "9firnn. Syrup lod. Iron,
''.''ies Mas Phosph Iron,
Il IIhS, genuine, Quinine,
- s''Nrarlnm, y Ergoine,
u. ~ ,''f Extracts Of Cicuta Belladnnna. Hyosci-
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