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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-06

CORPORATION NO1ICE.-DEPAKTMENfo OF STREETS
and Jmre-Sealed proposals will be received at the
s1ce Of tho aud Lamps, Of
Chsmbcrs and Centre III the 9th day Of November
-ext at u O'Clock NJ, after which will he cevedor
furnishing thousand gust on lamp posta to be delivered
such tae such quantities. the Supornen don't
81 Lamps az Gs may direct sample DO at the
I'll house. No. l street The estimates will be pub
i,clv opened the Commissioner Office In association with
the O'Clock NJ Of the same day that the
reception Of cgates closes per amended charter SEQ
1858 Blank estimates be obtained o. the oHcc
81 the Commissioner Of Streets a Lamps Of Cham
Ssrs and Ger ire streets. HENRY ARCULARIUS, JR,
Commissioner of Streets and Lamps.
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ss:: y: % 81 rsS .a IL
sSss 10 :.n. vi pssiie; sSs pssesrs
New Tort ys-l: the purchase q lot Of ground
III os at Il &. Vicinity would asrsss
favorable q any other interests the city I'd For
s IL 1es r. IN sas
strce Sd For the purchase Of lot in the vicinity Of Th
Of the Fire bspsrment 70 be assigned 70 Hose Company
No ~ 4th Also for Leasing suitable BUILDING In tho vi
q s son % the Essa
Tho propositions should give the width and depth Of the lot
in feet The name aSd nun Of the street aud tie streets
required aud payment viii be made the delivery the
deed to the Comptroller where lots purchased In
sale Of lot in FS ~ rSaGsh street Or Th
s IN ss
airested on the outside as .eilcwsA Fssg coSpHoi
the Of tho Corporation 70 reject any All Of III. ob
u y considered necessary &c promote or protect the
CORPORATION NorIcE.-pEPARraENT OF RE.
~ pairs and Supplies; November 8. is5s-sealed prcpo
Thursday. Neyembor H. 1855 At "a O'CLOCK, NJ, whioh
charter 1853 ~ss bell from tho Thirty
second street bell tower t h6 City Hall and tare TO be
bell on tie city Bs be to Ro yard Of the
intendent Public Buildings No "A Ludlow street any
Be Obligated to rnis2 security IN the fu amaaat Of ta
value Of aid bell All nfrmstion required be obta ed
cy n .ns
right to reject all the sstim II deemed for the
BARgHoLEMEw PURDY,
Commissioner q Repairs aud Supplies
Dt1,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-06

OUCKLEYs OPERA HousH CHINESE RAIL-, 6r
ID Broadway, sAe 81 Nicholas Aotel-Open every
ight BY the Bucheys New Orleans
The eldest established nd moss talented company IA EXIT
ercc be first TO introduce harmony into Ethiopian
the hrst opeasie choruse perform
a4rsue Operas, 40, liza ewic, ell OPERATE gh2rpses,
'~ Nv other bands" first arranged ist the o.
o a"w s1 ~ an .caD by Buckeye seran The
has the .n nr voc
this Company will still DO conducteu
able style'ua without valganty" conocgs ss'Ar's' -
IN o'clock Admission, Is ceEte.
BUCKLFYS, Propriesora
T. BISHOP BUCKLEY, MusieAi Dire58of.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-DEP ARTMENT OF STREETS
" and IampSoacd proposals will be received at the
sce Of the Streets and Lamps corner OF
Chamber Centre streets until the ninth day OF Novem
bar At II O'clock n, after which will be received
Cor the painting the public and lamp oil posts. and fur
nshnx the for the term OF oLe year from
the date oonhrma and approval Of said contract
The base OF said pests TO be painted VITA good laok
pAint and LAMP frames OF new
posts with two GOATS Of white lead Said painting to
places such times as the Superinen
xeut Lamps may direct The proposals will be pub
Eely spened NJ the ohce in association With
proller IL o'clock Of tho day that the
eepon OF etmaes closes Blank estimates can be obtained
81 Office Tho Commissioner OF Streets ano Lamps
henry ARCULARIUS, Jr.,
Commissioners Of Streets and Tampa.
Nav York. Ootober
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-06

LOB SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNITED STATES
IL Mail Lin e.-Ths and splendid steamship FLORIDA,
Captain M. s. Woodruff, will leave Saturday Nov IL
from pier No. North river. Apply to
SAMUEL j.. MITCHELL, No. Is Broadway
The Alabama CAPTAIN Geo. r. Schcnck, leaves We'd.
resday Nov 10. Through tickets from New York Jack
eou vile. S31: Pilatka So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-06

CTREET DEPARTMrNT, NO. HALL OF RECoRDs
- Sc Gled proposals will ~ received at this office unit
Monday, November T. 1853 ut i2i O'Clock p M to flag
four feet wide the soath side Of Twenty eighth
street. between Broadway aud Sixth regulate
grade Fifty 9Th street. from to Third avenue;
regulate ard grade Seventy first street from Sixth Seventh
pave Thirty street. between md ana
Thrd avenue ard flag four ft of walks where
of tins Department LANES FgiEET 'A~
Qqt2ber - iss.,5 Street Csmmssoner
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STREET DEPARTMENT. No. HALL OF RECORDS
= Ses'ed PROPOSALS will be received at th, eioe until
TLursaay, 10th November 1888 at 1917 T. NJ To- flag the
side Sheriff gtYea roancy Grand street; pave
and set ocrt ane gutter in Washington street between
Twelfth md
Tw.ntyfrss street. between Lexington street. aud
Third t. flag the north side of Seventh street, from
Specifications to be Rad application to
the Contract Clerk of this department
Nov. 2, 1883. JAS. vi REY. Street Commissioner.
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rJ0FPOkApIoN NoTfCE.--PUBIJC NOTICE IL
~ hereoy te tho occupant ocou
SAINTS ot.s housed and lots rovea lands
Affected thereby, that tao following have been
ppeted by thc Assesscr spa are lodged in the once OF
sas Buroen OF Aessssmeu for by AL persons
Interested ryYor aagsins side Ut Henry street. from
40 37 H. Grand ntrcet The limits emil racs b. such asees
ncaco nil ha several ones and lets OF ground vacant
peees sAe parcels q ant situated on hs east ,ds Of
sorth Of Cra9i act to the IL rn y Grand cue Henry
reets Ali fersoss whose interests are afsetad by the
named and VINO opposed &C the she
srsither OF e rgaeso to present their n
uritinE va undef6yrod, ~ ner oi1s NO Bal OF Re
,6tcs within thirty daya from toe iste 81 this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE ASSESSORS.
CHARLES MCNEIL: }
once Bureau OF Street Department, october
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RsqADwAy rnEArRI.-K a nARsHAIJs ggGA
s'ss'' '''as: + $500 s::,: Or "'
Louvoi. MT SANFORD Tssr.ss Mis-. Fanny nsss
ViiaIs.:l Gutter a%s %srsssor. Nm: u =
sss- BrrsEy' ~ s \ .k saslaias Priss
nouser, Mr. Dsyidge Grumpy. Mr. orssvs,eR
posesS naser... Mas J. oougsnksta
hrs. Mouser. :. Miss A. GougsaAGSn
NIBLO's GARDEN.-IrALIAN OPERA-NoNDAY
IN Nov sixth night Of Aubsr's Grand Opera in Ave
Or. Tho Dumb Girl Of fertiog.
SIGNORA tTEYTA NONE Elyirs.
BIG: BENEyANTANO as Piesro.
si'i si SG, GAsPHRoN on !. s Bosssis.
kD'LLE LEEpER - Fonda
In the first act BoLERO, performed by
ND'LLE DKOUET ana MONS DUMAR
In tho third act TAEA Asa Ia sS 6y nuxA,
sssno-s EARinI RovEKE, yIErTI Rosi, sna others q
Abe artistic have kindly consented 70 sppsae h Ne
great MARKET CHORUS.
Price 81 admission One Dollar.
Secured sesss in the dsysms only, One Dollar and As4
sests may be secured daily ., Aessrs Hall Ssss "a
irom o'soel in ths morning until Sir Oh. .vsrins.
Door open st ~: perform snce " commence as7h.
MISUNDERSTANDING BROADWAY, NEAR BkoOAx
ssre:tmpoors open 2. ~ 70 I'M a. ossss
The on. Claude Plan aga ot Mr. BrouahAn
LORD Iipsy...., Mr. Is.,r Mr.. frsssi Mr: sI..s
MacDnnnuIn Mr. Waoot baroness ...Mrs ConovE
Craven Acton. Mr. REYNOLDS lady Augusta Mrs Philiiss
Mithsrs. Mr. Vincent Sally. Mrs Bro1yhan
.D' D'-' A' Mr. AM MRS. r. SiaiTi. .' -
Frank Rsynod f White. Mrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-06

SvoxPOnA4ION HOTICK.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs unRs
on xvcn Mat petitions have tbs
TA&nsa s.s IS sosst.ssten Of sewers i the
a. streeee - With Elizabeth Prince Grand
yroeA szo IN yxankn street, om dxty Csntr
y9set y 0rangs ssrsst Ase u East Broadway from cla
1en 70 Js6erDon s1sst and from Jefferson
Tset and ass m Forty third stQ from the westerly I'm
q Sixth eye9us, 70 aadfhrqus Dft 20 proposed sewer
Forty street; no, titian for basin aud euvers
. sie = Fulton aud West ,srsss, also
As south side Of Pier No J. tbs westerly side o.
esst All interested IN the shove or any OF the
enS having requested TO rsseat
n Writing y the contrsst Clerk at sh' ef'cs' % OF
ssfore Saturday, October 10Th, 1888
rnEO. R. DE- FOREST, Acting President croscn, Aquss
A. w. CRAVEN, Chief Engineer, - a,o ancthoaFo
Crotch Aqueduct Department Oct IN. 1879.
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SVoRpeRATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby the owners occupant or oecu-
OF All HODGES lots proved rnimproved lands
stS ,hsrrbv that following have been
ospletea by and lodged in the Office Of
~ sxssbstiou BY all rsraogs
asttin curb gutter and tagging ESSEX
y<rset Rtvingtoo Co stanton The limits
SrsoeA such include all the several houses
and around ota pieces and nsrcels Of land
Etuated both rides Of Esstx street ron Riylngton
street. All whose interests Affected by
named sseeso1erts aud Who opposed TO the
either Of them, requested rar obb1
Aeus Ia erag. 70 the uudersigncd NJ theit Of No.
yxli Of Hsco,es within h from tho date Of this
ssutiee. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES DODGE ; Assessors
CHARLES HcNfELI. y
orss Of Asssssoents Street Department October
g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-06

VoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvKE-THs UNITRn
States mail stesmshp FRANKLIN, ]. A. wottos,
comma. der will leave for Bavre sosssng at southamp
ie at i2 ocloes from pior No. NORTH river.
rtioe OF passage. siN
sonrd the day before sailing marked "heow" No freight
Apply to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, IS Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-06

(NLosIs PosITiysLY-IRANKENsTE NIAGARA,
" at Hope Chapel Thursday, Nov ". The great In.
strs for two months past iustfes the price
10 be ~ from this closv tx
hitiop begins afternoon at o'clock
ing, except Friday, Mt ~ O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-06
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

1879 MOST SAFE, CHEAP, AND RELIABLE
1000 Route.-1663-October arran cement Albany aud
New York inland route daily
train, AT a. NJ and two daily Trains, at ~ and
1t 40 p NJ connecting at Albany with Central line Of rail-
road West also with tho North for Saratoga Springs
hail. and Montreal The trains connect with the Western
Hudson and Berkshre railroads a Chatham Four Cor
ners Lebanon spregs and after Monday from thonew
depot Of Rhite, ELM and Centre Streets whore
through tickets can DO procured and baggage checked
For Albany For Syracuse,
Schenectady, Rochester,
Passengers also received Broome street and Bowcry and
twenty th street And Fourth avenue stations The abcvs
rans will land and receive only at Crotcn Falls
and All other trains will oavs City
Fall station Of yon and Centre street. - here
toforc. n. SLOAT SUPERINTENDENT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-06

DANvARD'S HOLY LAND, AT THE GEoRAMA, bW
ID Broadway exhibited every evening, At and Hednos
day and Saturday afternoons, at O'clock. Admission
eents Front seats, ~ cent?.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-06

u Brohdvay, above HoVard 1trsft
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
II Wood. Business > snasof
Geo. Cbrlty Gas professionally knowa, Stage Manager
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
VOCAL AND INsTRHM ENTAIL Music.
DANCES, NEGRO DELlAEATICNS
RER.EsQuES Ere, ETC.
Doors open NJ 6k; commences at15l o'clock,
George chritys7 rrof.s paily known t tho sat tvsve
yeavs in connection with Etb plan municipalities tht
method Of orining hs friends the public that he has
farmed copartnership with Mr. Wood. Of Miostrel 5ah
~ broadway at which place he will appear evening"
md hores u meet his friends IN that magnificent aRc som
csiovs hail. IN his professional capacity DO sopes his en-
ieavora to pesso will meet with that which his ia
yrsbis and hatterng spects promise No efrt on
r part will be to thepatronase generous
GEO N HARRINGTON,
professionally known George Christy.
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U,uR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-SEMIWEEKLv
United states MniiThe favorte and fsstgong steamer
Southorner T. Evan, Commander Will le.ye Pier NO. ~
precisely For freight apply on board where all bills Of
adns will BIO signed and for at tho Office OF Spot
ford 1ileson Co. 80 Broadway Through tickets 70 Flori
da MS Il llows 10 Jaeksonvillo, &3I To PttkA, S33
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4IsEELLaH : Us
Books for Farmers. Gardners, dc.


ftsiiE subscriber has in large variety Of Works
Il on Agriculture. Among which arc
Caleafeous MaHurcs. by Edmund Rufhn.
R1ral Essays, by Downng-last published
The American Farmer by Blake
Aliens American Farm Book,
The Progressive furmer, by Nash,
Domestic Animals, by Allen.
Lectures OF Practical Fai ming. by Johnston
Norfon's Elements of Scientific Agriculture.
Farmers Treasure, by Falkef.
Liebigs Agricultural Chemistry,
Cate. their Breeds a1anaE emef Diseases Breeds
management and dieases Of Sheep. by Nemtt.
Treatise Cattle,
fonait and Martin Cattle. by Stevens.
fouatt the structure and Diseases # II Horse,
Stable Economy, bs Stewart.
Downing's Fruit and Fuit TIRES OF America,
Liehies complete Works Chemistry
Downng's Landscape, Gardening and Rural Archi-
lecture.
The American Shepherd. by MoreI
Cohbens American Gardner.
Encyclopedia Of Gardening. comprising the Theory
and practice Of Horticulture. Horticulture Arhoricu
ture and Landscape Gardening 10y !. @. Iondon-li'
Illustrated by many hundred engrayings,
Encyclopedia of Trees and Shrubs, with Eng1ayings
of all The Species by J. Q. London.
The Fruit Garden by Z. Barry.
o. ID II PAYNE
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NEW a. VALUABLE RELIGION

IN w a.
~ BOOkS-Just received at Morses Commi.1
House The following by Rev. Robert Phillips:
Devotional Guides-to the Doubling, Conscent0
Perpexed, Devotional, Thoughtful,
The Marys; or, beauties of Female Holiness,
4" Marthas; or, varieties of Female Piety,
" Ly iias; or, development of Female Charaelel
" Hannahs or Maternal influence on Sons
Love, OF the Spirit-traced in His Works,
The Young Mans Closet Library.
The Martyr Lamb, by Thrummacher,
Beckersteth on the Lords Supper,
The Young DeciPle, by Rev. J. Clark
Gathered Fragments by do
Walk about Zion, by do
Pastors TESTIMONY do
Wilson's Sacra Privaa,
Keeps Double Witness Of the Church,
Kebe's Christian Year.
Daily Steps towards Heaven,
Heavenly Hours,
Communicates Manual
Sermons, by Rev Samuel Davies,
Evidences of Christanity,by fifteen clergymen0i"
gnia, with Portraits
McCosh on Divine Government,
Bnnars Morning Of Joy aud Night of Weeping
Morning and Night Watches,
Songs in the House of my Pilgrimage,
Christ our example. by c. Fry,
The Listener, bv do
Wheat or Chaff by Ryle,
Living Dead. by do
PascaPs Provincial Letters,
The family of Bethany by Bennett,
Sabbath Musings, by c. Fry. -,
Filthy Papers. North American Indians, Grand :,
rents Old Sea Captain Country Stories and Obse'a'"
by Old HUMPHREYS,
Widow Directed and Anxious enquirer, by Jamf' "a.
Thornton's, Wainwright james land Spincke' ''7
lily Prayers,
Tyng's Commentaries on Gospels,
Barnes Notes on do job and Isaah .L
The above, with other too numerous mentions"
sold low [nov 2lt.l i
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LYNcHRuRG CLOTHING EMPORIUM
LEW CLOTHING STATION


" offer friends, and the public general
those in Of any kind or quality of GOODS, from
the very finest Crystal Palace style to the
tiees of every day
We invite the attention of those wanting articles in
line to give a call-feeng assured that Gun
nnd will sell cheap any house in this city and
good : any Being Judges of CLOTHING, and wish
ng sell on fair terms, the public may rest assured
that they will obtain the worth of their money.
We may enume of articles, such as fine
French BEAVE OVER COATS, all colors, Opera
Cloa newest sty Business Coats of all and fash
ions, Dress and Fruck Cons of all kinds Pants of all
styles and quality from the Boot and Tree to the Miss
ssipp pattern. Also the most beautiful Vests, made
in patterns, rich the mines of aforna and more
enchanting Silk, Pushes. Brockadcs, Velvets, Cash.
neres &c, &c; Bosom Stocks, Cravats, beautiful tn
look at Fancy STOCKS, FINE H II rs and com.
ones, fancy Suspehders; Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts,
l'uckskin Gloves most splendid Umbrellas, sin.
gle and double ones; Under Shirts and Drawers. Wool
on, silk and Cotton, aud all things necessary clothc
in comfortable garments, whether he be rich OF
poor. Our rouse is open 10 all and tot
themselves.
Those wishing their garme made to order, we say
keep tie finest Cloths, Cassimers and Vestings oil
all kinds, To he found in this market, and
everything to be made and fitted according orderol
the goods returned and pay demanded.
We have the best wOrkmsn engaged in establish
that be secured North South therefore give
trial.
Very Respectfully,
BAKER d. CLAVEY.
sept 29-ts Corner of Main Market SITS.
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MERCHANTS

NmsoN a F,.stsAaN.I1Gss-
otfHt ttlk SAfF
DO tiarrrls Coffee Sugar 1sars
20 Clarified Sugar,
1000 lbs. best L.af a.
10 hhds. N. O K Sugar-beus. Al
100 Bags Rio und Laguia Coaae io'a'se',
- do Superior brown Jaw, p .r
Cases Gunp'der Imp',l nh me-
300 Sides good sole Leather. lea,
100 upper
. Bales Sboe Thread,
1000 lbs. Bale Cotton, assorted nm,
Bales Cotton Bats, ''er.
100 Sacks Salt,
II Tons Bar Iron,
do Rolled Tire Iron.
do Round K Square Iron a..
do Blistered Steel. 'S'f'ed,
1000 lbs Cast and Shear a
Boxes Colln's 8, Ar hers ps,o..,
200 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes '''Akes
30 Grind Stones.
50 Boxes Tallow Candies.
80 . Adamantine Cardla.
20 Sperm. do
20 Turpentipe Soap,
80 = English dairy Cbees.
80 Pine Apple do
so Barrels Ma fkerel,
30 Kits do No. l,
so Barrels Tanners Oil,
10000 lbs. Good Family Bacon.
Besides number of other ar,ictes
ention. .oo tedial
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Ifthe Irnin IS stopped Tor "a passenger between any
of the above named points, the charge will be nude from
the point last passed by the Train and charge will
he less than twenty-five cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets [except those
who take the .sars where tickets not sold. J
will be charged by the conductor, per cent in ad
dtion to the regular of fire provided however
that in sh, he receive less than ten nor more
than fifty cents from any passenger, any point on
the road.
Servants will be required to have passes, one to
he left with the Ticket Agent and with the Conduc
tor which passes must be explicit in granting the prv
lege To travel on the Free colored persons will be
required produce their free papers, they will not be
permitted travel on the cars.
May lots. THOMAS SHARP
SUM-. Ira
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AticieS appropriate totht trS Cidss-Boxes of mats
lonnets M d furniture
articles aopropriateto Second Cidss.-Boxes bales
dry goods ieahers shoes saddery glass, paints, oils
Itugs and confectionery
drtieles apyropriateto Third Class.-Vrginia domes
les sugar coffee liquor bagging, rope, butter cheese
manufactured tobacco, leather, hides yarns cop
per- tin, sheet iron, hoow-ware queensware castings
hardware marble (dressed) heavy artclesn
enumerated in special or fourth classmates.
Articies appropriate to me Fourth Class.-Four, (in
.acs) rice pork beef, fish lard tallow and bacon, lin
casks boxes sacks beeswax bales of rags. ginseng
and dried fruit bar IRON marble (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing.
~ ( 30 miles l.50 Salt per bushel ! 8
as'ea per 100 miles. 200 ofFiity pounds. IL
ton o, y $50 miles. $50 IN
wv lbs zoe miles 300 Carrie "ast. -
Sci 7--dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02

oiCE The h undersigned have, hi. d., =
of Echols, Pryor faliaferro. the bnsinaa e conre
fore, will in future he conducted under ,ha d, here
firm of ECHOLS & PRYOR, who alone aao Sye Al
to use the name of the former concern in aulaaa
They solicit continuance of the palronar ""u9ga
friends and the public generally. Of dt
aug SITS " u ppruoLS
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=. LEXINGTON a Through

WV an
3a.ulassussnA TO BUCHANAN. IN TWO DAYS. II
onr MaH PdCkET Boats. by ScottsrlH
and Lyrckbag.--Ou mud alter the 10Th our Boats VI
enve Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, at the usut
hour. p. Nj, aud arrive in lynchburg - urs, IN
IN Buchanan in AZ hours
Returning. leave buchanan NJ "a A. M, every dn,
except Sunday, and arrive IN Lynchbulg NJ "a p. NJ.
l.enve Lynehburg at ?. NJ and arrive in Richmond
- hours IN time with the Norfoi boats lcuv
ing at % A. NJ. md the Southern and Northern Rn
Road cars leaving at 7 An.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with dnily lin
If Stages North River. Returning. lonve Lexingtu
eYers day, except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond
II hours,
Passengers for Farmvillc, FIRE 81, Buckingham II
afe 1925; Charlottesville. fare - so Staunton, fni
81, will leave Richmond in Tuesdays, Thursdays,
Saturdays Boats
Below seeeard Of time Of arrival utintermedioto dh
iances
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02

" OTlCE-tlavins purchased the interest of w
" H. Wash, in the firm of Eamcs g. Wash shall
continue to nanutacture TOBACCO MOUIDS of all
descriptions which will be warrented elua any made
in the State. Also, TOBACCO BOXES of all desctip.
,ons made TO order ut the lowest prices and on the
best terms:
l am alone authori sed to the name of Eames &
wash IN closing the business of the former concern
nov Sts CURTIS EAMES
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REC COMBINATIONS.
CmRF ENolNFrR's Orrlcg, Va. 4 Tom. II.

CmEF ENGtSEERs OFFtcE, Va. a Tenn. r. r.
Lynehbnfg. Va, Scpfem rr % 1888.
TO THE RAH-ROAB PUBLIC.
All the Cars q every Kind in upon this road have
been made AT the Piedmont Works. in Lynrhhnrc uo
d' the direction et Genl Neuieton, Agent
IL gives me much pleasure to say that our cars have
been strongly and faithfully executed eieeriuy re.
commend these works, to companies requiring cars. a.
competent aud faithfully execute any con
tracts that may be made with the OF these works
CHAS. + NJ GARNETr
Chtf Eng Ia. 4. Tenn Il. r.
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Lynchburgl Sept 90 1873 {
From an Intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo g.
Curle. feel confident that the Piedr nt Worksundor
his management, will fully main,aln its reputation in
making Rail Road Cars as we'll as in any and all its
branches of mechaicsl operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02

Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Calves of
over eight in number, will be Carried Bird class
Goods,-Thc weights To be regulated as follows: Hor
ses, 1000 lbs. Mules, 800 Beef Cattle 1000; Stock
do. 700 Hogs, l50 Sheep 100 Calves, l25, under
3 mouths old. Lumber Of all kinds, and Coal to
he loaded and uulouded by owners, or consignees
One day only will be allowed to Iond or unload unless
by rpecial agreement in writing. Whenever a Car is
suffered u rema, loaded after arriving its place of
destination, over "a hours, unless otherwise agreed
upon II will be at the option of the Company to unload
IT, and charge he of 30 cents per Car load for
Lumber and so for Coa aud also chai &c at the
rate Of sl,O0 per day, for the Of the Ca.
THOS. SHARP Supr't.
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