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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-19
Cash Wanted Immediately.

TO SUGAR PLANTERS.
T HAVE just received, and will continue
l. TO keep, good supply of very fine Su-
uar House and water cistern cement
JOSHUA BEAI.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
AUSTRALIA.

By the ship Marco Polo at Liverpool we hive
sdyccs Il oIn Melbourne 10 Oct H. Mining si,cesesa
tnuci favorable The foods on the rnon River ~
net subsidized sufficiently 10 permit the Miners 70 wsrs
fully; nevertheless, every week discovers some m p
srot aiming geld Gu Church Hll, in dry diSsmsS
serne clsms had yielded we'll while others were barely
ryy;nc expenses A, Tameouroura the yield continat
coed. uotw outstanding the floods. Al T9ena parties
were N skns irom 90 10 ounces per week, While sbe
number Of miners increasing and success appeAxd
pretty general Majors Greek dlggaSs were dessg
nsp Accounts from the Bingsii mines were corsss
,lictory; some persons had been exceedingly sucecse
rl srd others were making nothing Not less than
1900 persons had arrived az forcss Creek in . f1r
night many of them from the BeDdigo digginss THIS
irfux hsd occurred owing 10 the discovery OF SONS
rich digging az Moonlight Fiat, gully about Y macs
fom Forest Greek Prices of all descriptions hal sox.e
up enormously at the Greek Osts were selling 10 ~
IL A. l0I per burhcl hour, slidsi5 per bag suesy,
/ 6per pouad.
AZ Adelaide, Oct 4, the Dutch steamship
Java was expected the Dutch East India Steam Cosacs
nv having established line of yosscs a. trade bstwesa
Bstsyis Hing Georges Sound. Adelaide and Neeoaraa
The market az Adelaide somewhat excited ownss
10 receipt OF large orders from Nelbourne About SV
miners were at work I the Echunga diggings, re~s
Adelaide and making mostly nom one TO ovc ounces
dsy The papers 10 hand by this arrival do not quote
seanens wages. Eor state whether mariners are '" no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
TURKEY.

BY way of Vienna, 10Th ult., We learn further
particulars Of the nsurrection IN Montenegro Affairs
r-s.t an alarming aspect Spu,z the Turkish strong
tcli bad been twice essaed By the Mortenesns, and
VA 10 be again Lyezsed The fortress Of Zabiak was
surrounded by the Turks, and brayely deided by the
nsugeDts In the neghborhood Of Podyorizza several
obstinate encounters had taken place the llh inst
in particular heavy fTing Of artillery ws heard, but
uthing- known Of the result The Psehs Of Scutar u
Collecting large force, and waits for disbursements
from RoGmeEs Albania q very much disturbed. and IN
the upper Province the inhabitants Greek ckrstsns
preparing 20 side with the insurgents From the cruel
ties inflicted on Chri,tisns in Bosnia and the Herse
eOyBs there Is every prospect OF an outbreak there
Wn.eh would prove formidable assistance 70 the insur
gents Of hoEEeIesro.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
ruElarEsr ,NTELLIGENCE.

The efforts of the Tuscan Government 10
raise loan have failed.
The Pope's nunco Sig. Garibaldi, Is charger
10 recognize Napoleon Ill 40 Emperor
The nomination of Jerome Bonaparte ard
.op ss heirs to the throne ia very illreceised
From all parts of the country We continue to
receive accounts OF damage by the late storm both on
land end sea
rHR MINISTRY
The Vice. Chancellor, Sir George Turner, has been
appointed OF the Lord Justices OF Appeal In the
room OF Lord Cranworth. Sir W. Page Wood sue.
eeeds Sir George Turner az Vice Chancellor.
Mr. Bernai Osborne has been appointed Secretary
the Admiralty.
Mr. Keoeh has been appointed Solicitor General for
Ireland
Hon. H. Fitzroy has accepted the UaderSecretsry-
ship OF the Home Department
Nj Grenvle Berkeley ia appointed Secretary TO the
Poor Law Board
No appointments have been made to the Solicitor.
Geners.hip for England or either OF the joint Sec
rearyships Of the Board of Control ss has been stated
ny Telegraph iom London to rivefpooLl
LIVERPOOL Wednesday, Dec. 29-ll L. N.
The following are amongst the minor appoint.
men,s OF the New British Ministry;
Junior Lords Of the Treasury-aossrs. ssdeir and
louvorie. Joint Secretaries of the frc@ary-Aeeu
Keynes and Wilson. Under Secretary OF the Homo
Depsrtment-Hon. Henry Fitzroy Secretary Of The
Acknowledgement Osborne. Advocate for Scotland
Lord Moncrieh.
Mr. Kirwan, the artist who was sentenced TO
be hung for the murder Of his wife, near Dublin, has
been repreved.
Mr. Bower, the Paris correspondent Of ono
of the London papers, who, it will be remembered,
killed Mr. Morton, also the correspondent Of London
Journal under circumstances Of extenuang nature
had been tried in Paris for murder and aequted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

A meeting of the Anti-Slaycry people was
held at the Methodist Chapel D0nessllpsee, belfast last
ssoue was Az eed To- Or NeGee. Mayor elect Rev Dr.
Wilson and Rev. Nj o'hanSn were pr0sainens IN 'l's
proceedings ,,-,.A,a -,
Belfast the Capital Ia Ireland mo-s CORDIALLY User
VEN a. su,hef 81 the cni!ea Uncle 1ns CABIN oer
sympathy and sdmirsiisn soe ss'sS. ~ Sss ,,, h,
taasht ard the delight vc have et IA uae 49, =, w.
down trcdden slave, we thank yeu - ms nes,
rfnl .eyacafe m Of the wsoe taas OF ha1
"a, hsnk YOU ioY your triumphant defense Of human rats
aud cr the glory with which have eerced ss1 eaao
HE'D the human name. Nosl eheertay a. We yssaaeer
erT 1, stnay thar sy an employment unsurpassed OF tAs
and nventlo. and humcr and mental Nsof ana oe1Aia1
s,Ss MAJ, s<,rpyns SStus and heaven born psiy nte
cstng aid iDVtns ~ woEA Of iHaaSnsiNoa senasa "a
,sts al tAs az Of ay ase Thoas ton yoa sy
TIE hrrsd Atlantis, ana neytf perhaps 70 Sc Nve se IN
the aesA We eeel toward yoa 49, 1a =, y. a"l
yoar own Character shines with such sweet Attaeses
yoar Semps:rvss aid Unee Tom ana Ssessta sas
FAurf Asrv and egA.r inultxhle Tales and SaeteAs
fom rc he hut Because in the peeIess exeee2ee oi
tAs chic eAa4ess Of Uncle foas CABIN We have De-
come taaal.E with ,oaI own sss :, @
year maiden and maules hie, We rcoshlss wa As %
loved Aonored aaasA,ex % ts great AID ssd ~ u
ono al Aas4icas eloquent orators popular aeshss
and devoted patIiSes ~ho BY eiassei sSa ais nl
nd Chs.nsa prnespis Ia. conferred such eesea's on
An,esca and shei On her sach soIy that sa al toe =,
AID wfctt nr1 sAsN - ~
sr h man console heI % have gwen birth 6ry who
with the II bee>AeT, wall transmit 20 pcss
Ices example immortal Ahssal ineSsecs ssa dcs.a
slalne To yoarself and revesend tsteef sy sas
Div BE- applied TIE language Of Sir Thomas tncsh fSsaa
ps the great Sir rhanss More and his sdnifses
Margaret ~hSse leanins ceehsie riroas heut Car
tendon and whose round IN the grave VITA
Der murds fathers tyunke head lying where enSe use
been her bosom IL seldom that literature wears IN re
ssrccsble sspect than when eeeomes eond Of aai0n %
tw~ep saeh father ana such daughter"
That daughter il the sest .pasEe o. sSmsn rsst:
sna liberty the WOMAN distinction nom AL oherS on
bcrx cors the blessing Of him that reAay % per'sh ana
tow ard hon the countless mnrtaas Fu1n VIE
an interest," tervcz and enthusiasm which bears car rel
Int which tongues cannot tell She runs % TIE works Of
mind. with pewen IN eonrarsoa VILE sasa - "a
h.t q the tcys Of infancy Der eeDeyeent genius
kv the truth e6estink rcbrstou which can Dc exsel
.yy by VA rs< Ice Of yine Es<e BY her powerful eenesat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

BY the steamer Hsrbinger a, Plymouth. &c
have portsnt sota November from the 'a-.s
az Coed Hope
The Caretoen Mad states that the war nS5
ceased. although pcsee was net oicahy reported v,
TIE ircli;ers the Cstrcs exhausted, alahoessa
would appear the Oaks chefs stil refused "a %
ard continued 10 commit irifng deprststons. s>~s
Ii stock ana Tola were usiiycs, snd Nscouio 90 -
GGccd 10 exfremiiies kreiih had ssnt IN lew cat : !,
4, ken Of pssce. and Chosso nsd delivered up So
Il ans The Taibcokic chief Syolo had vlrrcnd e.
end tire 1Slsuabie chicis bad bosa transported 70
hen Island The Uo,fentots reported 10 10 Ia
fed with Uiglslder TOE line bstween Ming WI
Tcwn sni the Buffalo River tranquil bur strayt
OF Care I'll Infected the District 0, opbantst
Cen CsiheaTt len on 10Th November, for ~the = =
eighty with 1000 men % sdus, daerencsss Bet =
the mixes.
Tha northern section of the Province
suffering greatly from locust&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
PORTUGAL.

The Elections just concluded are favorable
70 tie Government The Liberals view with Gpprs-
ieEs.on the inhuenee which the re1ct0nsry Nun
is;ry N SPAN may have on Portuguese Affairs.
The following paragraph in The DAILY Ne,cs,
SJsh, uisy &c; be new:
1ke EFtreh GOyeFsaen: h4s G-b.tate6 IN favor Of Po,
tzzsl aid The United states the question q the
GereIs! Arst- ~ ca consequent upon IL des;rz.on
a. F.yL-, II ltiL"
Lisbon letters lead u. to expect that before
Tie resources Of the Treasury tae lowest ebb
sn6 uoth-ng be done with the railway project Ter
hack q fBL6s.
L. $. brig-ofvar Dolphin is still in the Fagus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
London Markets.

TUESDAY, Zstn Oct t,@,.,,
Colonial AAxxETs-The whole Of these msrfen w
remain eO<sd til the ith proxino. ..-,
TEA-pnyately the demand for ell kinds A.
siYe STATE yet importers in general are urn ~ ,sol !, IA
msnes. Common sound Consou worth lOi 70 i.N 4.
Las. week the clesTaIees amounted 70 op - a., a.
rotal stock in Londsn IS zoe ce9 D against a.
n lSJi 4..L..s.
suGAR-so little business ia doins IN this nAne' .n -
quotations almost nominal Refined ts9o' ~. sei q
rom 81 70 49, per cwt. Crashed yeU Gun - 9.arins
II ooc mats Of Bengal a1d Madrss, 1900 bags ana w
e.sD. 81, 60 DO. - ,.o.S,..~
vents Antigua. 1915 10 III; Demersrs 10 % ~ 9,eo
inds Of West inds, jas y 5i Cuba and re
l56 10 IS g. and Bensal aud Manntrs, NJ 20 w nj
CoTyrs1IJood ord native Ceylos is held sc 20 49,
per cwt The stoci Of West India 100 eSks o, "a a.
II so bales and Of Ceylon. llz7 bags ssan* ~
Coco.-The present. value Of red Trinidad ~ 70 ~
zrey S2I 10 81 Gransds, 81 TO 81 Bahia ~ 70 ~
Para 10 s 10 ms per ewt Ill. an
PrcK Our market s btsvy end prices are barely ''p
ported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
Liverpool General Produce Market.

iursnny, DeFcHDef 70.
Business operations being partially suspended, owing %
tho intervention Of the holidays produce markets Dc
lot present any new feature.
The TEA market remains quiet, with little passinS.
In CoFFgH nothing of has occurred.
SuGAa continues good request firm prices The sales
fcr the week consist Of about b0 h0eshesds pAntAfon,
chiefly DsmersTa, 50 casa up 10 for vacuum, p.E;
SId at % sass foi Jamaica Ako 500 bags East Indie,
b. IaIes at dates 81 1855 and Madras at 3l. 2009
tass Pssbs ct III s0lS LOO bags Msceio at 1915 and ~
tsgs low bTowD Bahia III quay, at M per cwt
OF MoLAssEs, only small LOT Of Surnsm IL reported
at 1916
RUN-Abous I0o puBs. Denerss have brought ia rssss
RTcr-Pnoes st.ady, with small sales Of Bengal q
1913 200 bags AraoceI with all suts have been Did
81 t0l0j v e~t- duty paid.
In DYEWooDs have only 20 report about ~ tuns no.
dlrss LoswOod &55 ~ inns Jamaica st ~ ssen
lot Of ST. Domingo al ff76i and Of Limswood o. INV
tuD. a.. -
l,en,old AZ a from the quay Madders and roo0 ~
both very inn and IN some instances prices have az
ward endercy with small srles. so bags snmse are -
sorted at previous rats. OF brmsone prces are cess
II anything and dong IN consequence saies fee1ns
so tuns -
Upward. Of 200 bags sAtpetre have been sold ct ~
- o. nearly 5000 bses Hour, at 49, d2Dl To 49,
sbeIsc stl AL 60 bales gambler at 80 bags esxs
Is a24 so bags Madras tureric, at ll 20 baxs w.
10 LEO bags myrabcims, at 81 aSl9 y cwt; and sfew
erors cocbines AZ n0ll5P n. OILs-Oniy small ps5.
ees Of pale seal oil at kE l02 &J7, and s0oe
tgns cod, st ASA tS3 l0l y tun.
" JcrE scarcely lco bales have been dsposed Of :.
loidxlsl5I v tun. ~ bales sum hemp are reporca
&26 and eco bsles Manila, go Nothing furs1 "
moment Ia. tEsr<pred IN seeds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
AUSTRIA.

A letter from Dalmstia states that Austria is
expeIding immense the defenses OF the DAl-
sisn Co.st al Lara Lesra and most Of all at Csttaro
The Rothschilds," consisting OF Anselm
Never Rothschild, Of Frankfort solomon Meyer bots'
child of Vienna Jarres Never Rothsehild, of Paris
and Charles Meyer Rothschld OF Maple have decided
at family congress, held at Frankfort to renew their
partnership fer three years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Markets. DIE.


CorTos-snce the sailing OF the h. and N. A steamship
America on Saturday, 9Th for Boston VIA Halifax, the
market remained without noticeable feature gniet
and dull, OWING. doubt IN part to the Chnstmls hole
days Saturday, 18th, observed close holiday, sA
have, therefore, transactions TO report Mondays
nth the sales variousy estimated ~ from 1000 "
1oet bales including iro PeTnAm aud Marahan at q dSd
lCo Bahia "a AID GOO surat 3idfd 70 Sea Island D6
2d market closed aIney but firmly at unchanged prices
tor American.
TuesdaL Dee 2.-rhe sales little 900 hsiss
Of which only 20 American 1860 Surat 40 Efyp
sn End 81 BRAZILIAN During tho three days has beee
taken on speculation, and about 600 tor Export impers
Amercsn time coo b.les, with 1908 other DE-
serttions Market continues quiet with quotations ton
lows. but " it'll kanns IN favor of buyers fair Oh:sa<
ed, MiddhIG Oisans, Old; Fair Mobiles SD MAdlinS
Mobiles Std, tsir Upisnd', DID, MiddhDs Up~ahA ~
Ordinary dad.
GEAs-The quietness OF the season has likewise indu
enetd the CHAIN msket. Very hhlo had been doing snA
At the unchanged quotations. here repeated namely Wee
Canal Flour, $50; Baltimore Phahelphia and Ohio,
29j Canada, Si6a29j; Sour, AI6026l Dbl, Whts
Indian Corn S6l; Yellow, H6, and mixed, 3i y quar-.
White Wheat, 7j4G7iloi Red, 6i6@7i3P 70 ibs Tssns
actions mostly In retail lots.
PKoyIsossMr James Nc Henry reports that in sbssacs
Of American Bacon, Ish has sdysneed to 1oi and Win
hLel, 20 higher Fine Beef salable al full Ind
ana french PORK had risen TO 81 Lsid again aths
deAeT ard scarce. Cheese wsntsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
INDIA.

The steamer Egitto, at Trieste, has the Over
lspd Indian NAL. A telegsphic dispatch dated 18th
ssys further progress had been made toward com
Goodwin had been recalled but this lacks confirmation
The northwestern frontier Of Indis again In state
u revolt Le.d force was on the rot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
PRUSSIA.

The Emperor of Austria has returned TO his
own doinions and IL is said his witt will be recpro
Gated BY the King OF Prussia Much signincance Is al
taehed speech made by the Emperor OF Austria 10
circle of officers al Berlin, 10 which be sad
"BAaste, may happen am persuaded that the Austfs
and Prussar armies viii always remain united Is ntnio
brethren m sTInr."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
BELGIUM.

The Convention with France has passed the
Belcisn Chtnbers by O. against 9. This Il the provi-
sionsl treety ngned 9th December Baron dosy
(of Antwerp expressed the hope that stops would soon
be tsken to eject treaty OF commerce with spain and
rs Colonies The Chamber stands adjourned all Janu-
afy ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
ITALY.

Tie following is from letter ia Tie Daily
Mrs FTsreees Nadisi i cIiO.siy in, westsd and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

The M0riteur publishes decree naming the
EupeTos's UDclc Jerome Bonspsrte successor 20 the
throne IN deisUh Of legitimate adopted heirs The
Sercfss CersbtSr hld been adopted - ca yOtes %
According 20 the modihcstons thus legszci the I'm
peror will preside IN the seua;e treaties II commerce
modifying iafi-s vii have the force Of law by simple
Ircnlarsicn important public works NAV be author
bed BY Imperial decree members Of the Imperial faa
~ 70 b. called French Princes Princes become OF
right senators 3; the Of T. and take their aso
members OF the Council OF State; SeastOrs %
receive yearly slossnce-Deputle- an "inicnr.sca-
tor +" the Budge OF Expenditures u 10 be voted By
N-riers The docufneltH loIg but tie above eOatsns
the sub lance Of 4
Beyond this We have no political nevs, or
hae u any kind exeepg VIA, r comprised IN the .ol.
lO~Ing paragraphs;
IL Is given out that Russia, Austria and Prus-
hsve sUr~srded % they representatives al Pars
Credentials tie E1 peror eOuched IN precisely toe
E0Eds Lf that the Powers agree IN thelr r.
zliC gOvsr France IL : also sad thai Napoleon 90
leaiing Il the pr0ceeGi-zs OF the Powers Berlin.
brckc cut Tito : tg-iols TRADE against tie KING u
Prt.sis whom Ne blamed with exciting /. ca nor
sgssnst FrSnce, ,d euced with The siliacsat taresi
tat Prussia SAah !eccgect sle . within u hogr.
carney c; PArS!T
The Minister OF the Interior has decided on
csryias 6bi Nspoecn Il plsn dee 70 make the En-
trance INTO Psrls by TIE Bsrrere dEtoe the nos n ar
nnCent Europe. space Of ITO ysrds 70 Be cleared
srCuI1 he arch exervise ground fr tie troops
and Tor pubic iete- Large sddIsrns are sso MAKING
70 lEcCle Ali,ssrr N Which intended ~ eonceurate
: large permanent garrison.
Ayisit by the Emperor 10 Corsica next spring
z!AAed Of
One DAY last week report that the Emperor
hsG bess shCt H. q; COnpegne, gsi,ed much egrrsEey
N Psris. 6lf L wrs wholly uniCUnfed
Midnight mass was celebrated IN al the
CHURCHES IN Psr Christmas eve, isr the Srs, tae II
twenty year, pest
-Four fsgs captured at Rahoul,, Algeria, have
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-25

sa'' l'f TIE manufacture ofsegar.. paving 9n,y.,I. -.
ueF'eIilag the home made article A GOOD de,i
aio"ea 10 aduIeerati'n n. which, As seen in tho a. -
o'e aheeis IN connection with smuggling. the p,.,,
'ufed tobacco which pays duty in Great B,i,.in
lhe change in the duties on genen,l a,,i,la. =
sumption seems in England to bsve ,r,,o,,,..l
sumption Of tobacco, on the general ,rin.i.,a.
prompted the change Of policy under Sir Rol..., p.,
"'s,''on IN 1917 although the duty charged upon
nus remained The same. The English ofHcin
e"'' sno" that the eonsumptionfe yenr by yeor until
"hea was the last year Of the greatest depression
"',eh tue financial crisis Of the government brousb,
Oh ''ooet eel into power From that year. when the
"u''S were removed on many articles in order 10 nro
mote their consumption well rs TINT Of those an
the tax was untouched the consumption Of leaf ,obooc
continued steadily to increase.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.

LYONS kATHAlRON, for Preserving Restoring
and Beautifying the Hair, is the delightful and
wonderful article the world ever produced Its
hng is without precedent in the history of
the Mata7a Medica. Dark and uxuriant curs soft and
glossy hair with of admirers (mark this ladies'
is the universal effect of the Katharon. Bald and grey
heads perfectly astonished "The Kathairon has
fully restored my hair after blindness of Il years A.
}, COPYRIGHT, 7G Bond ST., n Y" The Kathoiron is
certain cure for Nervous Ache, and all Cutane-
Diseases Sold by all dealers everywhere. Try it.
Price only 25 cents, in large bottles.
d. S. BARNES, PROPRIETOR
16l Broadway, n. Y.
tV7Sold by every Denler in Lynchburg. Purcell,
Ladd & CO., Richmond, Wholesale Agents
July 25-w2mo
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IL, rllsgggs;sssEssz7rHOM PETERS RURG

@A1 --A@----ha--dHd richmond 10 The llhne Sulphur
SPRING.. Through In iaeo doys.
ENHE Virginia " Tenn Railroad Company now pre-
IL sent the quickest suitost and ehenpest route with
increased facilities before offered by my limo
II g Il Yelling public Waiting the Virginia Springs
Passengers lens ing Richmond daily nt Go'elockP NJ.
(Sundnys cepted) by Measrs. Boyd, Edmond a. Cos
u ca pncketa with oXpcric need commandments the
nextinoraing al O'Clock, A. M, by the Dnoyo Rail
Dad meeting pnsse agers leaving Petersburg ot7 o'clock
A. M. the snme .ing nj the junction of tho South
de tnroad will proceed to iticos Station where they
will find line of new and superior Troy Coaches, fine
horses md experienced drivers in readiness convey
them with the possible dispatch, will rench Lynch
burg eBry in the evening IN time have good nights
rest md nko the Cnrs oflbe Virginia Tennessee Raj
Road at 7 o'clock, A M. morning to Bonanck's,
Distance of AZ miles hours IN connection with
Parish u Cos old established line Of Stages, 80 well
known 10 the travelling public for their safety md dis
pitch, well supplied with Coaches horses
accommodating agents and drivers ready convey them
10 tie Mountain lio1se 10 supper and after comforn-
bio nights rest tho White Sulphur Springs before 10
o'clock The next morning. the second day nlter leaving
Lynchburs.
Re.urning passengers will enyo n @ hilo sulphur
Springs at o'clock i. NJ. duly, (Suneoys oxcopled)
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs Mt q O'Clock +. NJ. and
arrive Mt the Mountain II onse 10 supper, leaving tho
next morning AT dry light breninsting SCOTS arrive
ut Bonsacks at ~ o'clock T. M-lnd Lynchburg at 81
p M, leave Lynehburg sarno evening by Packet at s
o'clock I. M for Richmond arriving the second morn
ny nj o'clock a M-orbys. ges Mt l24 A. Nor
from TO oc oek IN the morn ~ and Southsde Rni-
ROT d TO Pete sb1rg md Danvile Railroad to Rchm ,nd
arriving snmo evening Mt o'clock f. M.
Rates QC fire from Rictnond ami PetersburR
By Boyd Edmond's Packet from Richmond
and Virginia & Tennessee Railroad TO White
Sulphur Springs, 80. 90
o Sweet Springs, g. 90
by Danyille Railroad from Richmond and South.
sdo Roiroad rom Petersburg, aud stages to
Va IL Tenn. Rail Road to White sulphur
Springs $40. 50
to Sweet Springs, 8. so
THOMAS SHARP.
Sup't transportation,
Jy 7.ts Vn. g. Tenn. X r..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-25
1853 Southern Enterprise. fs53
IL - HE 1872 III
PARISEN & KINGS

VIRGINIA, ~ CdROLfNd s. TENNESSEE
Fright, Paekags md Porrei EXPRESS
'O nnd from New. York. Norfolk Petersburg and
Richmond, per first elass Stcanslips JAMES
TOWN ROANOKE, and by The Scabonfd and Roa-
noke Weldon Wilmington CASTOR B. Rnleigb. Peters
DUG Weldon, Petersburg Richmond. Richmond and
Fredericksburg, souih-Side and Va Tenn Railroads.
and connecting with Stage and Wagon Line. from the
different points the Railroads almost every point
throughout the above satesthroul IN charge Of spe-
col Messengers More againg themselves of this
ne iof the transportation OF their Merchandise NAV re-
pose la confidence IN its great expedition and eeono.
my Of rntes
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WAsIIINGToN, july %

The rnmor that Mr. Walker declines the
Chinese mission, is without foundation.
Bodisco the Russian Minister 10 tho Amer
can Government, is said to be very much dis
pleased with the article on Turkey in tho
Union Of Tuesday last.
The minister to France has not toen up
pointed yet. Duncan Mcltae. consul at Paris.
will net in the capacity of Minister, until the
appointment is filled.