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Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
GENERAL. LAND AGENCY.

nA..IEL. +. WILLIAMS w.l serve al those
- who desire lis services as Land Agent IN
tine Fed River Land District; viii attend Prompt-
I'M 10 paying taxes, rHdeeming inrirItei lands, To-
eating Land warrants. SC. Persons wishing their
lands propn fiT described. can get plat OF their
anlH anh d trlf Description 0T sislali fee will
also draw deeds. mortgages, 0cnts bills oi sale,
articles of agreement. &c., &c lis experience
IN this ksaI of blsiness. prompts him TO the he
lief that he can GiFe general sa.isfactSon
Washington. Feb 1n, 1850 *
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
VALUABLE REAI- ESTATE.

\ WILL sr'l upon accommodating .crIns n guam
Il tity VI valuable rrlI y-.ilr. ,.iga gI iE Hemp
stead county. Arkansas. fur Terms. Sc, apply
y VIM \. Etter, Esq., Register ol thc Land Oi-
fee ct Washington.
GRANDSON d. ROTsTON.
July M, 1851 ay.-f
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
STEAFE-MEAE. N1sTECE.

- y - * " g -FA - . -I . u LIr
IIHE subscriber, thankla -.r s,lc liberal pat
~ rola-e heretofore cyaealcl ti niaa siura tac
establishment Of has STE iM SAW and GRISr
MILL, would say M hi customers that he IL now
fully prepared W hIl any order ior Lumber very
short notice. but owing 20 the Increasing scarcity
cs timber ni gunl 4aalitv. aul tng advance XVI tAc
price Dt labor anI provisions. Ae Is Compelled to
advance the price cf lumber DO enable him M
maintain tile nu,inrSS: aul from aiii after the Ist
January. 1853. the following Bill oi prizes viii be
established III his Ali.i, ta 1.lH
For Misunderstanding per 1000 foet, SlO Oh
Rough edge Plank II !. ) 90
All other descriptions ~ Lumber
Board measure, per 1000 iecs, - 90
MATTHEW tIOSS.
U'Gsi'rgtea. J1r. 81 1855 2-Iv.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
q % EG E.
EsE. Richard FlcnnOg.,
& a u II 40 r..

= Office is hereby given that will prosecute
~ to the extent Of the law al intruders on INV
land. Those That haze been la the habit of c,rt-
ting my timber must and shall Quit Ill Daniel
4. Williams is my authorized agens. and WIN re-
port all intrudeIs.
~. CHARLES u. MITCHELL.
Washington, Feb :, 1850. -
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
LII j. = II Y. AR e.

a ~ RICHARDS. NO. N Charfrcs a
~ y tFs.'- NerE Orleans. lmporteIE a
y an v hoiesac Dealer in Foreign and ~
Domestic Hardware. has received "a very large
addition 70 his previously extensive stock ., shelf
Hardware, lIon, ctc.. which he offers to country
merchants on The most favorable terms. The
following comprises part ol the stock:
7uO tons XII Swedish Bar Iron. assorted;
1r1 tons Hoop, sal1. Boiler ard Sheet IRON;
70 tons CAST German rri Sheet Iron;
-y1 casks Trace. Lrg all DE Chains.
10 casks Hoes, assorted Car0liua, Louisiana,
GTuHlinT atr.
5000 kgEs Nails, assorted Weymouth and An
caor brands:
1000 dozen Axes, assorted Collins, Hunts, and
other makers:
3on dozen Shorels and Spades, assorted. Ames',
Row s anf other makef-:
100 ions Savory q Cos Castings. consisting OF
Pots Ovens Spiders. Firrdars. Cnnldrons. etc.
Cologne. Mil Stones. aii s.les. Mil Irons: Bolt
ing CIatns. Sperm. " hale lard and Lineeed Oil;
Window Gia-s. PUTTY, Pants. etr.; together with
an extensive assortment OF Shelf Hardware, Cut
lerv. Guns, e.c.
DcerH5sr y 1852. 4a-fn
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
of a Caroric Shin.

The New York Express says: A few of
the advantages which caloric has over steam.
may be thus summed up:
l. The caloric engine burns about one
tenth as much fuel as "a steam engine hence
a caloric ship of the largest size may cir
c"mndrtSate tie gto5c without stopping
to take coal; hence, not a sail will be
seen on the ocean in fifty years after the
success OF the new principle is certain f:
hence, machinery will be applied to thou
sand arts which now require manual labor /;
hence the possibility of that long-desired
machine plough; and hence the coming of
that good time when arduous manual toll
will absolutely cease under the sun.
2. The cost of the caloric engine is about
the same as the steam engine, minus the
cost Of the boilers
8. Only one-fourth as many engine men
will be required on board caloric ship, as
are necessary for a steamer
4. No smoke whatever will issue from q
caloric furnace, when anthracite coal is used
and, consequently, no huge unsiehtly smoke
pipe will be necessary, and the rigging will
be as clean as that of a sailing ship
D. There can be no bursting or colapsinc
Of boilers for the simple reason that there are
no boilers to burst The worst accident that
can happen to caloric engine, is for it to
stop; nor is watchfulness imperatively re-
qnired, as in no case can a dangerous acci-
dent occur.
g. Owing to the extreme simplicity of
the caloric engine, the wear and tear will be
very slight, and the duration of the engine
proportionabiy long.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
TEACHER WANTED.

fs'HERE is vacancy in the Washington Male
Z Seminary. \ gentleman well qualified 10
teach the branches usually taught III all academy
can find employment by addressing the under
signed. n. T. SANDERS. Sr-y
20 ne B9ara gJ TinSiccs.
WASHINGTON .frIis
HEasEiHc,on, Jaac Do, 1852 4G-tt.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02

RETURN OF WELLS, THE SLAvE.--Willis
the slave of Mr.. Crump, has just returned
from his Mexican tour. lie reports eur
sister Republic in an insurTectionarv eondi-
ton. Willis entertains supreme disgust
for our Mexican brethren over the border.
He intimates that slavery in Texas is far
preferable to pcoaagc in Mexico. He says
that the Mexicans are much worse masters
than the Americans. He also states that he
became acquainted with several runaway
slaves, who expressed an anxious desire 10
return to their former vassalace in the
United States; bat such is the adroitness
and surveillance of their present masters,
they find it next to impossible to effect their
escape We mention these facts for the
benefit Of northern Abolitionists. Mexico
has long been regarded by the Texan slave
as his FL Dorado for accumulation, his Ito
pia for political rights, and his Paradise for
happiness. Here is an old and discreet run
away slave, who flies in disgust from It's en-
brace, and bcgs at the door of his masters
heart-humbly craving that he will deign to
receive his erring servant into bondage
again. San A1nonio TcraS) Ledger
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
J W AErrT c,y,,,,
cnrns Tn,-orrcnh.-rl Enrirnr.
,JEgVELRY! JEWELREl!

HNlE subscriber D. iast opened @A@
a new aud fashionable assori-I0 TX
rirnt mn Jrwrrrv, consisting uf GOLD an SlL-
tEA LEVER WATCHES.
Good Time Keepers,
Ladies and Grn'lcrnen's gold Chains. Brcast-pins
Ear-rings- and Finger-riagT. gold Pens Ind PEN
rii4 glld Slides anl CutI-lins. silver .oriss spoons
and buter-kuves. silver suspendeT buckles with,
anl without chninS.
RODGERS VINE CUTLERY.
superior sewing needles silver and steel spectacles
and goggles. pocket cYrurasscs with dials. Allanis
FIVE and six shooters and single barrel self cooking
Pistols. anh Bowie knives with a great variety of
fancy article, tna numerous ~ mention, all Of
which wiii IN enA chcap FOR Cash only.
ALSO an aitiri3Eal supply oi watch materials
Watches careIIiiy repaired and warranted.
ri. WHITE.
EgsAiRgl1R, AJr. III. 1852. lG-2m.
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
County Of EEenapsteat,. sci,

M HEREAS al the January Term \. D. 1883.
w OF the Hampstead Court oi Probate. Ark $.
the following Administrators and Guardian ac-
counts current and settlements were fled in said
court for confirmation at the next Term OF SAID
Court, VIZ:
Eliza Lawrence, adm. Est OF VIM B. Law
Washington telegraph., 1853-02-02
~ a " IT E Id

sNO hire, three or four good house servants. for
Il whom a liberal price will be given En-
qmre OF S. T.. SLACK.
Washington, Jan. i.f. 1853.
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r.. rszszzzs:-zs7 FROM PETER p BU R q
kz8 ..is.@-Mss Rich1nonA 70 Ae MhMe SMkphnr


Springs. Through IN t,co days.
THE Virginia 4 Tenn. Railroad Company now pre-
Il sent the quickest, safest and cheapest route, with
increased facilities before offered by any line To
the travelling public visiting the Virginia Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at o clock,P. M
(Sundays excepted) by Messrs Boyd, Edmond ~ Cos
line of packets with experienced communicate the
next morning at o'clock, A. NJ by the DanVllIe ha
road meeting passengers leaving Petersburg att O'Clock
A. M. the same morning the junction of the South
side Railroad, will proceed Rices Station where they
will find line of new and superior Troy Coaches, hne
horses and experienced drivers in readiness to convey
them with the possible dispatch, will reach Lynch
burg enry in the evening in time to have good night
and take the Cars of the Virginia & Tennessee Hail
Road at 7 O'clock A M next morning to Bonsack 5,
distance of AZ miles two hours, in connection with
Fursh & Cos old established line of Stages, 80 well
known the travelling public for their safety and dis
patch, well supplied with new Coaches excellent horses
accommodating agents and ready to convey them
to the Mountain House supper, and alter comiorta
bic nights rest the White Sui phur Springs before 10
O'Clock the morning, the second day alter Leaving
Lynchburg
Returning. passengers will leave ii g ate Sulphur
Springs at 3 o'clock P. M, daily (Suniays excepted)
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at 6 o'clock +. NJ. AMI
arrive the Mountain House to supper, leaving the
next morning day light breakasng at Scotts arrive
Bonsacks at A o'clock P. M.-and Lynchburg at %
p. M, leave Lynchburg same evening by Packet at
o'clock M. for Richmond, arriving the second morn
ing at o'clock A. M.-orby stages at l23 A. Nor
from to o'clock in the morning. and Southsde hal
road to Petersburg and Danville Railroad to Richmond
arriving evening at O'Clock L. NJ
Rates Of fare from Richmond and Peters0urg
| BY Boyd & Edmond's Packet from Richmond
| and Virginia & Tennessee Railroad to White
| Sulphur Springs, ~. v" Wv
to Sweet Springs, o. wv
| By Danve Railroad from Richmond and South
side Railroad from Petersburg, and stages to
| Va IL Tenn. Rail Road to White Sui phur
| Springs, "io' =" ="
| to Sweet Springs, ,,,.nn 10"
Sup't Transportation,
| ;v7.ts Va8 Tenn. X r..
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These vessels of the first class built in the city o
Baltimore expressly for this irade and hnve superior ao
;ommodations for passengers. They are commanded
y experienced Captains, well qualified for the trade
and who i'll spare exertion to accommodate They
will be towed up and down the rivers by steam and may
he relied on to sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find to their interest to ship by this line,
freight will always be taken ms low as by any other
line of Packets and every effort will be made by the
gents in Richmond and NewYork to give satisaction
Freight Is cents per whole, and IL cents per boxes
Tobacco being about so per less than charged b,
he Steamers Insurance can be effected in the Rich
,nond Fro Association by this line at 3-8 per cent
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtain
ing a full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
warded free Of commission to New Orleans Mobile
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern or North
ern port The vessels will lie in Richmond at Rocketts
In New York at Berth No. Coffee House Slip, foot q
Wall Street. DAVID CURnfE Richmond } =
@. II. PIERSON, NY. fg
No. 81, South Street. Is
August 2-dts
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OFFICE VIRGINIA g. TENN. r. r. co. !

LYscBBURo, Sept. 18th, 1853. (
TIME 9th annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
i Virginia O. Tenn Rail Road Company. will take
place this Office the 26th day of October next and
all persons holding proxies requested to band them
in at carly aday possible, that the same may be
examine and tested. JNO. r. HUGHES, Ck..
Sept IA t26oo Va. e. Tenn. K, X. Co.
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DRUsH MOUNTAINS MILL stones

ID The undersigned are procuring from their cee'
rated quarry, the Bush Mountain Montgomery conn'
~ Mill Stones and Burrs of the very best quaity' ne
reputation of thesa stones are widely KNOWN out lho
Railroad giving us increased facilities in filling ORDERS
ye bavean ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt a. Preston, and Lee
& Johnson Lynchburg agents for the sale OF m'
ho ~ IN ceceiye orders and have them fulfilled at tEt
shortest notice.
ouf A"''o''' ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
james NJ Williams Danville, Va, Reynolds q Co
cal lille N @. are also agents l. r. " 20
Feb 14-d&cts
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school ~ College Tex. Books

NORRIS, Richmond, Va would invite the
"a. attention of tho various schools and institutions
nf learning throughout the Snte, to lila Schooi and
Classical Books. 1ert BooLs used 10 the various Col
leges und Universities with general collection of Edu
cotional Works, in every departments OF l"nrning.
ES-School Stationery of every description.
A liberal discount will be made aud bundes deliver
ed iu Lynchburg, free of expense.
~ Orders will receive prompt attention.
nup 22-ts
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i l. Stores, Crates Fancy Iron Rating, MAJ Rdeks,
Choirs. Iron Fronts, Steam Engines, Mn Gearing To
bocco Presses, DC, furnished reasonable notice and
northern prices. 500.
The sup6 rior advantages we possess will enable US
TO gil orders upon the accommodating terms.
Orders left at the law Office Of Spence & Slaughter
will meet with prompt attention.
sept Cts SPENCE, BEGCS & co.
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uug2-dts
Union STEAMSHIP COMPA- &c

INHON STEAMSHIP COMpA- ssttSsst
u NY'S LINE O. STEAMERS pia Norfolk -ssssA
aud Cape Nay For Philadel phia every Wednesday,
STEAMER Cry OF RIcHMonp, Capt. Mitchell.
STEAMER VIRGINIA, Capt Teal
STEAMER PENNsYLvAsIA, Capt. BaYmore.
One of these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
for Philadelphia every Monday and Thursday Mt high
water touching Cape May to land passengers. Re-
turning leave Phadeph every Wednesday and Satur'
day at 10 O'Clock, A. M. until further notice.
Passenger. for tnpe May will consult their interest
by taking this route, it s in nddtlon to being the
chen apest. the most expeditions and comic table.
Passengers for New XOrk-We hnve en-
tered into forward passengers through 10
New York. either by steamers, allowing them tie
privilege of remaining in Philadelphia three four days
or proceed directly New York, upon the arrival o
the steamers.
Shippers to the West-Tobacconist desi
rous ofshpping Ptsburg, will please bear in mind
that have made all the necessary arrangements to
forward tobacco through 60 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given in all The Daily papers
ia the city, when the steamers will be ready to receive
freight and the hour of their sailing.
n. B.-Shppers will bear in mind that all Bills of
aang must be the wharf nt Rocketts to be sign
ed before the sailing Of steamers.
russage through New York. LIST cabin and found, "
= Cape May "
Pha'phn,
a. 2nd cabin 7
For freight or passage. apply to
RO. RANKIN. AG'T., Richmond, w
ie 29d&cts he Dock.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TIER MS.

The vIRGINIAN is published daily at so and semi weekly at
aaaum advance No subscription is taken Tor shorter
E. - x months and paper Is discontinued except at
ton of the Proprietors until all arrearages shall have
ee pTIsFMENTs inserted for so cents square, Tor
very INNER insertions and 81 ~ cts for every utter
~ me number of insertions Is not marked on the MS II
80 till ordered out, and charged accordingly
h YEARLY RATES are:for the privilege of two squares
so semi $40: for square, daily $780,
ua' inner form ly $40, emiweekly $50 Every yearly
yertiser will be required TO eonfhe his advertising 70 ms par
% line business aud If he exceed the space stipulated or
u, Ill he charged ratably for tbs excess
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For Bm:iimore and phiindeipi'in'

BY STEAMER BELViDERE,
Learss Richmond emery 1uesday at O'Clock r. NJ
us2A THE lnrge nnd new Steamer Il LVlD
ssASs Cnpt GIyFoRp will receive freight every Mon
day. md up tho hour of o'clock P. NJ, every Tues
day for the above place..
Shippers Wheeling Pittsburg. Cincinnati and the
South and West generally will find this the cheap
est and most expeditions. For freight, npplyto
LUDLAM 81 WATSON, Richmond. Va.
July ia
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RICHMOND.

AlCdMUNU.
FOR NEW-YORk via. NORFOLK
u. \. MAIL LINE,
Leares RICHMOND eperg Tuesday and Friday A
te,,ooa al o'clock, By The elegant
Side-Wheel Ocean Steamships,
Ess.sslsas-aS JAMES TOWN a ROANOKE, srsi;f17uCC
Commanders l.. PARISH aud +. CAvEspY.
ID ETURNlNG from New-York they leave every Sat.
IL urday and Tuesday afternoon nj o'clock.
Passage from New-York, including meals and fine
state room Accommodations, only ly.----..----.$i0 90
Steera se passage only 0o
Freiehs received in Richmond every Monday and
Thursday for n. York.
Persons al distance desiring to secure passage can
10 so by addressing usby mail.
Passengers taking these hpsto Norfolk will be eharg
I'd the same as by the river Boats.
Ladies travelling alone will lie shown every atten-
tion by the officers of the ship.
This line has connection whatever with my other.
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond.
July II dts
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vlNEA.-2, 500 Packages Green Il Black Tea, from
i fair to the finest imported, landing from
Ship Hurricane w B Palmer, and other vessels, H.
store in Richmond, and New York, for sne low us II
rnn be had in tho country. Dealers invited to
anime stock.
EDMUND, DAVENPORT & co.
Jane l6ts-
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FOR NEW YORK!
y. s. Mail Line per the SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke.

y. 3. WaN Line per Ue SPLENDID > S7E1NSHFS
jamestown and Roanoke!
THE new and elegant side.wheel steam r.slL-A
L ship JAMESTOWN, (Capt Parrish } aAssss-'Ak -.
will leave Petersburg via. City Point every Tuesday
Evening, and the ROANOKE, (Capl Cavendy,) every
Friday Evening for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms $40 90
Steer uge passage. 90
For speed, comfort and safety these Steamships
rxceed by the const and travellers will find il
the pleasant the north, they will there
by avoid the dust and frequent changes of the Railroads.
20 Tickets issued at my Office Sycamore Street
SAM'L. G. BAPTIST, Agt Petersburg
~ A passenger train leaves the Appomattox depot
every Tuesday and Friday half past o'clock. p M.
with the Steamships at City Point. Passen-
gers by the Souhse Railroad will reuch Petersburg in
time to take the for the steamers. S q. b.
july li-ts
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TO mIRE.-rho ,ubscriDg,s

WANTED TO nlskE.-The subscrib.is
w wish to hire for their work on the Va. a. Tenn.
Inilrond, in the Mounaih region Of Va, number oi
strong and boys for which liberal hire will be pnid,
They have had long experience In ths management al
negroes. and themselves inrge owners. Hired
groes will receive the treatns"' in every r"sre'
TINT they give their own One Of "a seen IN
Lynchburg, any time, till the 10Th of Jahdary al tho
Washington Hotel, at McCorkle Simpson II J ,ne-,
or Mcdaniel IL Hurts. They will also buy mel anil
boys. SCOTT e. ADAMS
dec Of dacts
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V AND NEW-YORk PACKETS.-This new 'a.'S
home line is composed of the following vessels. ADD
sails from New-York every three days. All owned in
/ he city of Richmond, viz
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STEREOSCOPICO or Solid Daguer-
- reOtypes.-The Public respectfully invited
To call and examine specimens Of this md beauii
fl style Of Photography, together with large coea
ion of other specimens taken by Gibbs"
Truly a Southern Aust-n native Vrgnian.
EY- Gnllcry next door to the Va. Bank
PETER r.. GIBBS, Propoietor.
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A CA - Tho subscribers having sod their
~ Stock of Goods TO Mr.. WIN. T.. Hannah, and in
tending retire from the Dry Goods business beg leave
10 return their thanks their friends tho ibc gem
orally for tho very liberal patronaged bestowed upon
them, and respectfully solicit continuance OF tho
snme to the
aept 2--ts II. ~ FRANKLIN.
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nj OTICE-Tho subscriber wishes to employ
~ Il st.rnte SALESMAN, we'll acquainted with the
dry good tradc,o from South Western Vrginio would
bo preferred To such good wages wi be Civ
en- II immediate application be made To roe, or in my
absence Jhs A. stgler at my store.None but such
we'll qualified, need opPy.
mug Is ID T. g. PETERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-22

NEW CASH STORE.-Tbe subscriber hav-
~ me purchased of Mossrs. II. T. J. Franklin their
Stock of Staple any Fancy Dry Goods, intends conin-
uing the business their old stand tho Cash Sys-
tenn and will ina low dnys receive general assortment
Of new and fashionable goods which he invites the
attention of his friends ond tho public generally.
sept 9ts VIM. n. HANNAH.
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DIR. R..JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from of the most eminent Colleges OF The
United State, and the greater part of whose life has
been spent the Hospitals of London Paris fhiladel-
pha and elsewhere, has effected some of the most as,
onishing cures that were ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the ears and head when asleep grea,
nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
cashfuness, with frequent bushng, attended, some.
times, with arrangement of mind, were cured immedi
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CIPREME COURT.-Chales Stirling aud John
PHILADELPHIA.

correspondence og The n. y. Trihuue
PHIL.pELPHIs tuesday, Oct. ls 1854
The Franklin Institute Exhibition commenced this
morning the Chinese Museum All the articles IN the
exhbon have not yet been properly arranged, and the
eutre day will probably eapse before they put In com
pcto order Ii Is evident however. that the array OF
goods will be quite mp 10 the standard of any display OF
lormer years and in departments VIII DO Tar sa'
lerOr.
The Forbes Association of citizen soldiers, from your
city visited the Hall of Independence this morning. under
escort OF Major Peter Fritz. They were received by
Mayor Gilpn few pertinent remarks In which he vel
coined them the Hall and IN the city The strangers
subsequently visited the Mint and other places OF interest
Aman wa last evening held in $500 bail for further
hearing by Mayor Glpin, charge OF passing coun'
terfe five dollar bills on the Farmers andDrovers Bank
II Waynesburg
None OF the victims OF the dreadful accident on the Dol
aware on Saturday have yet been recovered Eserilons
are being made with that object but so far without avail
The City Councils met this morning for the purpose ot
completing it, organization and administering the oath OF
office the Mayor Both bodies met together In the Com
Council chamber for the last named parpoee and nj
Giipn introduced the wheIo tho oath o. once
was administered by Recorder Lea The Mayor made
speech upon the OCCASION Ia which be cf.red 10 the pros
porous condition Of the city, and lsdged himself 10 per
form tho beet of his ability and Judgment the duties
delegated ~ him 49,
This afternoon prisoner being brought to phns
delrha on the Baltimore train under the charge OF Two
officers the desperate leaped of the ear on to mo
road and must have sustained injuries Inc auar
occurred about mile below the Grsys Ferry Bridge
The train did not stop.