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Commodore Vanderbilt has limited that he Will,
on his return TO the United States, establish line
OF steamers between New York and Southsn pton,
to carry passengers at fifty dollars head.
This would be wise movement In the Caotain
He would be likely to make more BY the reduced
rate than the existing lines do at present rates -
Fifty dollars /: quito enough for tsn days vey.
age-and to that space of time is the voyage from
New York to Liverpool now reduced with great
regularity.
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r. Lawrence C Willis, book keeper, commit
ted suicide 8. tbs East Broadway House, New York,
On Wednesday.
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Hon Thomas Meashsr, member Of Parliaunen,
o. Ihemaa Francis Aeaghsr, Esd arrived At New
iors On Saturday evening by the Arctic, 10 inset
ner Husband, who has been anxiousay wrintins.
their arrival. ~ -7,- - - ''-s
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LUMBER.
lOs 600 FEET /, 4, :, a, s 4, 6S a
4 = C.OOO and ~ inch clear White Pine
$50 600 feet Susauehanrs Boards and Plank
7O0c0 do Whtewood
$4,000 do 5 4 inch Dressed Flooring, even leGgths
10000 do Z 4, 81, 81, s.4 lse and l6.4 inch Ash
Plank
10000 do seasoned oak tobacco gox Boards
10000 do Albany Maple Boards and Plank
10000 Go inch Whitewood
10 600 do Chair Plank
1000 co black walnut Boards and PlaEs
5000 do Cherry Boards and Plank
5000 90 Maple Scantliny, all sizes
5000 do Black Walnut do, do
1000 do Cherry do, do
1000 do 3 and 4 inch Whitewood Plank
10000 do s inch superior Cypress Shingles
Also. Mahogany Boards and Plank, Newell Posts,
Coffin Boards, &c, with good assortment of Vir-
ginia Pine, sn nand and for ssis low by
R. IL G. WHITFIELD,
jy 25-3t Corner of lG:h and Cary streets.
LOCK WINES
4 l. IS boxes Sparkling Hook 49,.
80 boxes SparSl ng Moselle, and
100 boxes plain Hook and Mos lie Wines
Just receiving direct from the Rhine, per ship
Karl August via aew York, and for sale at New
Yorx wholesale prices by FIR CRANE,
Importer of Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Store Nc g Exchange Hotel, Richmond. Va.
10 05-3tn
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The Petersburg Democrat states that the rains
have greatly damaged the wheat crop In Pricce
George, which had been harvested and lefs in stacks
in the field. When will our farmers learn to house
their wheat or thresh Immediately they reap i,s
The longer it stands the greater loss from shatter
ing and rsttage; andshen the danger of -,il-
dew and sot from rainy season.
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DIR. GORDON HARRIS,
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE,
CLASS 1924.
q FOUNDER OF THE 90
BALTIMORE LOCK INFiRMARY,
No 81 South Gay ST.,

No 81 South Gay sf.s
opposite the Exchange Building and Post Ottice
VE9O>E recurring medical or surgical aid, BY
II applying 70 DIR H., may secure skiliul treat
ment and advice, while all con- munications will be
sscrsdly shielded by the Egis of professional no
nor.
Aware Of the 5ificuy with the public 20 discri
inmate IL newspaper advertisement between the
genuine and skI!tul physic and the spurious pre-
tensions OF the designing and dangerous Quack, Or
ID VII cneeriniy give, when applied u, such pri
yate references Us will fully satisfy all who require
BEWARE OF NOSTRUMsi
Avoid the Patent Ehxirs, Compounds and Cor
diais, advertised to all persons under varied
forms Of oisesse
As tie constitution and habits of individuals dit
ter, reason teaches the same remedy cannot be
suited to all slise, and that disease can only bs safe
!y and etiectuai!y ersdicated By iudicous annlics
tioo oi proper remedies.
ATTENTION INVITED
A practical experience Of over IS wears enable,
DR. II to insure sound and speedy cure in . cer-
tain clsss OF cifeases, which have too Iong hss,
yielded by regular physicians 10 the hands of anscI
cry. He may be consulted confdentislly. ei,he, in
person or by letter.
Persons al a distance cured at houe BY addre.
slng letter to DR. GORDON HARRIS, Bal,irnsre
Maryland
All Communications confidential.
Remedies sent by mail or express TO any part Of
the United States jea2-3ms
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Ne TRAVELLING ON SUsDAT.-The Boston
and Worcester Railroad Company advertise
that he. .,saftsr no passengers viii be taken by
the Sunu'sy night iraia. The train will eens
sist Of a ,,ssit cor osiy.ise % slai.a d3ld >.
o What 10 .sAe diisarence in the morality Of the
thing, whe,.wf they carry mail bags or pas
senrersf We ssnnos perceive any.
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SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL


EA WITH many thanks 10 those who have
MSf heretofore ps.ronisec ms would give no
tice that ara still 10 be found ar my snop,
on Bank Street, where I shall with pleasure eudea
vor to execute. with and dispatch. all work
In nv line that may be favored with. My friends
and the nubc generally are hereby solicited to give
me a call LEWIS l. MONTAGUE
iy 23-lm+
f~R FOR PHILADELPHIA.- To
ANiM& sail on Wednesday, the 27th inst at 9
oclocE, M.-The steamship CITY OF RICH
EOSD, Capt Mitchell, Is now ready to receive
frei, ht and win sail as above
Passage to New York and found, lst cabin, 50 0t
Do " Philadelphia DO do b 0O
Do do do 2nd cabin, O(
Do Cape May do lst cabin, OF
For freight or passage apply to
jy 25 ROBERT RANKIN.
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Two TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
Il JOSEPH WEAR, Machnst, 2sth street, be-
tween Main ana Franklin streets, would respectful
Is +sturn thanks 10 the Manufacturers OF Tobacco,
ness would also inform them he 10 prepared 70
make Shape nia Mills with dispstch and superior
workmanship he would refer those not acquaint
ec with bis work, 10 the following gentlemen:
ReferCHces.-Thos a. Sam Hardgrove, VIM
GTesner, James Grant, Charles Word, Laurel
Factory, John t!71de.
E.B-Mills repaired with neatness and dispatch.
ie 2S-lmN ] w.
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ROBERT RANKIN.
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
PIANO FORTES.-JAS WOOD


tions to his stock of PIANO FORTES, embracing
the most fashionable and elegant styles now in
vogue He has participated in the sale of over one
thousand of these instruments, to some of the most
respectable and well known families in the States
of Virginia and North Carolina, and those which he
has now on hand are fully equal In tone, touch, du
rsbity and elegance of workmanship to any here
tofore sold. In order TO keep we'll supplied, and
to meet the wants Of those desiring good Piano
Fortes, he Ia agent for Stodart g. Co. J B Dun.
ham and Chickering, three of the Oldest, most
reliable and most distinguished makers of Piano
Fortes in this country Europe.
Those at distance, unable to visit Richmond and
select in psrson who will confde their orders to
the subscriber, may rest assured that they will be
faithfully dealt with, and good Piano Forte sent
them as if personally present. His price and terms
are reasonable as at any establishment North or
South.
Fair prices allowed for secondhand Pianos in
Exchange Piano Fortes tuned and repaired.
~ d
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THE NEw BaIpsE.-We learn that new
Bridge is- to be erected, al an early day, for
NC purpose OF fcarrying ont the ioyig inal design
OF Bringing the cars OF the Seaboard and Roa.
ndse Railroad Immediately inio ,Nofolk.-
Ar vrs
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fELLoW FEVER AT NEw OaLEAvs.-The VEL
low lever prevails to considerable extent 10 Nav
SIieans- IN ths week ending on the l6th instant,
there were 1e4 cases 10 the Charity Hoss;taIl 36
.aiai. TN the l7th there were las cases ueder
treatment, and 81 deaths during the two previous
DAYS Since the ist of June, lel deaths from yel-
low lever have occurred In the Hospital and on
the 10Th instant there were TAI patients in that In
syitu,ion, suffering from various diseases.
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ZOO WORTH OF DRY GOODS
s0 OOOAT AND BELOW COST -Raren sf

c. ENA WORTH OF DRY GOODS
p oOoAT AND BELOW COST-Bareee es
at Ice; Lawns &c; very fine l2c cost ls; yerd wide
French Calico 12c, cost &c; Fans &c; Pafasois Gee,
cost 81; Back SILK Wells 35c; Ladies' aad Gents
Hose &c; Co|ored and W hiie best kd Gloves Sic,
worth 62c; Eau de Cologne SC bottle, worth 25c;
Dotted Swiss l6c; fine Linen very cheap; IA Tsble
Cloth 1ac Silk and Linen Pocket Hckts cheap;
Clape Shaw $40, cost Sl4; scme at 81, cost S5@;
Berege Shaws, Silk Embroidered, e3 %, cost S5;
Collars at and Ice, worth 25 Chemizsttes at csc;
Sleeves, Cspes, Sands, Swiss and Cambria Trim
mipgs at nalf their value; Black Silk Mitts l9c;
Cotton Hdkts at SOC dozen; Spool Cotton, l2c;
and numerous other Goods az and below cost at
WECHSLER d. COHENS,
l94, cor Broad and 5th street
" Having rented cat our store ana bourd TO
sirous of closing out the Goods and solicit early
call. jy25-6t
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CLEAR WATER.-We have hand few
Umore Mediterranean Water Filters, which we
are selling at halt what it cost to import thena, and
which good any ever offered here. Call
and see the difference between hydrHnt water
before and after Filrering.
iv a5-3t+ RAGLAND e. BROTHER.
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GIluaiEA hUAhDtNti.-ihe subscriber
~ siieEteo q; tiecnun's river, the present termi-
nus Of the Vfs.nis Central Rsilroad. has accom-.
EodstioDs Tor twenty or thirty bosrders. His
hosse. beoE am furnirure are entirely new; HE
xeoIns well ventilated. tne surrounding country
healthy and Gs.lghEiul. Every exertion will be
made 10 renaeT ais guests comfortable. Terms
moderate ano nsace known On application.
WIN GRAVES.
MenhuIn's River. Nav 25th l85s2--~- r1y 26-dtf
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III ARD DRENkING.-Io those persons VINO
L 4 Use the muddy water from the city hydranss-
they can DE supplied with that which Is perfectly
clear by getting one Of those Mediterranean Filter
ing Stones frcm CHRISTIAN Il LATHKOP,
SO Msin st.
Price SI25 TO 81 90 ~-jy 25
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SELLINtr Off AT COST, AT THE
~ FRAHKLIN CLOTHING STORE We will
now sell at cost the balance of our Summer Cloth
ing TO rake room for our fall AMI winter stock,
having yet large ahd well assorted stock of Sum.
ner Goods Oh Land such as alpaca and alpaca
luEtre Frock srd Sack Goats; brown and buff linen
Goats grass duck linen Goats; white linen drill
and check aid striped linen Pants white, buff and
fancy ms:seiiies and linen Vests; also, large
sso i1Dent OF summer cashmere Pants together with
large stock q 2entlemens' furnishing GOocs some
fine sauze m@T.1o under Shirts-at the Franklin,
sc Main street
jy Its r. DECOU & co.
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EOR HIRE-For the balance of the year, a
l. Girl seventeen years of age, good house ser
want aad seamstress-hired for no fault Apply to
jy 25-3t GEO F. MAYNARD
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EEILK BISCUIT FOR TEA-They sur
Iva pA.s anyining yes msnuisctaagrd IN tho city;
,hey are daily ready s.4 o'clock ~. All that 10
scouiret, In 10 rythem and yon canDot tail TO send
10 "A WIN fALcoNER'3 Bakery,
Ha Ill Main street.
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J. Il CoGHILL wM n. coGHILL AJ.CoGHILL
j. FL. C0GHILL SG co,
Wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, and
Commission Merchants Fire-Proof Brick
Warehouse, San Francisco, California.
Refers TO Mr. James Thomas, Jr, Richmond, Va;
Messrs Purcell Ladd d Co, Richmond; Messrs
Barlin2, McKer Il Co, and Mr s Eastman, Bal
tirnore; Megs, Esq, Cashier American Ex
change Bank, New York; Messrs Ross, Falconer,
l64 Pearl Street. New York; Messrs Page Bacon
& Co, Bankers, San Francisco; Beverly C Sanders,
Esq late Collector OF Customs, San Francisco.
je l-3m
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CeMBs, BUTTONS. PINS, NEEDLES,
~ Hooks and Eyes, Fish Hook., Suspenders
Spool Cotton, Percussion Caps, Rszors, Knives
Scissors, Fancy Boxes, Toilet Gases, Fancy Soaps,
Cologne Water, Hair Oils, Extracts, Hat, Hair,
Tooth and Nail Brushes &c, DC, for sale by
s2s BLLAS MALE, lGS Main street.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERs.-Proposa will
Y be received for constructing wooden enolo
sare around the City Grounds, near the Western
limits of the city, embracing a6ou. ten acres, with
gates aud covered pens for cattle, &C. for the Agri
cultural Fair, to be held in November next. Plans
and specifications Of iha work will be exhibited by
the city Engineer, at his cthce, in the rear OF La
fayette Hall, on 9th street.
The proposas TO be delivered sealed to the City
Engineer on or before the lst day of August nexti
end tne work to be commenced Immediately after
me contract is made. By order OF the COMMITTEES
On City Grounds. THOS 7 GILES, Secy.
~ a2-dtlA
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fTrNED TRUNKS, TRUNKS.-The
EsFS1TT-Is subscriber has on hand the largest
sss5SssasS y laand best assortment of Trunks, Va
Ices, Carpet Bags and Ladies' Bon
net Boxes, tina can be found in the city; TO which
he woad most respectful ly call the attention of all
In want, as they will tGd the assortment good and
the prices low. ALEX HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes Trunks
FaIices Carpet Bags, &c, &c, No l27 Main street,
Richmond. Va jy 25
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~,r yors, virginia and North CaroiinH
Nc" SJ,I, AISHIp EMPRESS

seysbu' aud Richmond intended f,r shipment per
steamers Roanaae or Jamestown, will hereafter be
received by ADAMS 81 co SO Broadway, who are
the only authorised agensfor Express privileges by
Ehose steamships
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A VALUABLE ARTlCLE.-Msny of the
"A diseases incident to The warm months of sum.
mer may be arrested in their ncpient stages by the
usa of Purcell, Ladd Il Co.'S Extract OF Jamaica
Ginger Travellers will find it to correct the i'll eft.
fects of change OF water.
For collie, sudden pains, fatuience, indigestion,
dyspepsia, &c &c, i, is invaluable.
PURCELL, LADD g. CO, Druggists
" IL % Main street
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] r KEIEINGHAM Ia still selling bargains in
Books and Stationery, at No 226 Broad Street
very pretty assortment of Fancy Articles just
received and for sale low.
Waverly Magazine, Boston Pilot, Gleason's Pic
toral, and number of other papers regularly re-
ceived. jy7
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MIcAJAH AANGUM.

Al MkA1A.-uaviag scysen nay miiis, NJ npnng hiil,
Ia n operation, / am now prepared 10 fiirnish
heal either goited or Un0oitea Of she best aaaity
made OF oesi whiss sorn on the mos, favorable
tsfal Apply 20 leser d. Leisvlch. q few doors BE-
Iow the Columbian Hosel, OF me at the Floyd
House ai b J0H A. JETER.
an S--dfR .c.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Pinster.-At a meeting of the Board Of Di-
rectors Ot the Virginia Central Railroad Company, =,
en- 18th July, 1853, the following resolution was
adopted, viz:
Resolved, That rlsster is not TO be deposited on
the Company's ground until leady TO transport it.
unless The owner takes the risk of any loss Ia may
occur.
copy from the Minutes OF the Board of Direc-
tors. J GARRETT,
jy 23-2m Secretary
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A,Uk tne convenience OF those having either
l. official or professional bu'iness with me, |
have taken the Office lately occupied by Ro5er. g
Scott Esq on 18th street, whers may be seen from
IL till = o'clock in the day. unless elsewhere en-
gsged On official business. JOS MAYO. :
22-f
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TSHE partnership heretofore existing betwee
l. BROWN & KEIEINGHAM, 10 dissolved b.

JOSEPH r KEIEIEGHAM will In future be
found at his store. 226 Broad Street. where he will
bs glad to receive orders from hs friends in any
department Of Book Binding or Blank Book Manu-
facsudng-sdding the promise that his work shall
be well done and at the lowest rates.
July 9th, 1853.
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M0TICE.-The President and Directors ot lie.
~ Clover Hill Railroad Company, have declared
aoVidend OF ak per cent-out OF the profits OF the
last six moHths-payable on the frst day OF August
D s WOOLDRiDGE,
jy l4-3w Tsrasufsr.
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GOAps.-Chay Honey Soap; Lo1s dog
y Lows Brown Windsor do; Palm do. in Bars
and Cakes; Tsylor's Chrissalins Soaps; Transpsr-
ent Soaps in Bars and many other kinds tor tae
Toile. and Shaving. For sale BY
GRTBBS & APPERSON,
;v01 No POI Broad street
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NEW BOOKS, fer sale at the Bapti,, Book

" Depository:
The Young Lady's Guide to the Harmonious
Development of Christian Character, by Harvey
Newcomb
The Mite Explored, or help to the reading of the
Bible
Reasons and Faith, and other Mi,celanies. by
Henry Rogers; Eclipse of Faith, by do
:, The Sermons OF the Rev Joseph Finch, with q
Memoir
Nell
Lie. Character and Acts of John the Baptist. by
Rev VIM q Duncan, ma
MD
Letters TO recent Convert, by Pastor
The Young Lady's Mentor, by Lady
Beatrice, or the Unknown Relatives, by Cathe.
rne Sinclair
Uncle Robin in His Cabin in Virginia. and Tom
without one in Boston, by w Page, ofVs
School Books and Stationery alwavs on hand
ly 81 CHARLES WORKMAN.
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Taa a cow ARDIN. Proprietor.
u7aE r. PLEAsANTS. Editor.
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At AND BELOW COST.-Oniy for a
z few days lo1ger.-As am forced to close
in a 1ew days, In order that my store may be tho.
roughly repaired by tho ls. oil September, / would
respectfully call the attention of the public to the
fact that have good assortment of Dry Goods on
hsnd yer, which am determined to run eff before
closing, as intend to reopen the LIST of Septem.'
ber with an entire new stock of Fall and Winter
Dry Goods Call soon if you wish to secure bar.
gains 81 ROSENFELD,
iy2 It's Broad street
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- .ONh Curx4H1x.--JUhN w. DAVIES q
~ CO.. Practical Stona (4n,,ara A. nsa.ors Sarth
,haa Ias % we pcsk near Msyo's Bndge. We return
snanas iof tne liberal patronage We havs rsciTad
sha ast py strsr attention 70 business 70 continue
- &c eonnoenne Of tna DubFs iYl3
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"a MARTIN SMITH. STOCK, LAND

IN MARTIN SMITH. STOCK, LAND
uAs WARRANT AND GENERAL AGENCY,
Office l4th street, old stand for many years occu
pied by John II Clarke as a Lottery Once The
highest market prices paid for old virginia Military
Land Warrants sad Land Warrants under the act
OF September g, 1850. All outstanding Prize
Tickets sold by Mr. Clarke viii be redeemed by
the subscriber. MARTIN SMITH, Agent.
B-Persons at a distance can obtain any intor.
mation relative to the old business and have their
orders faithfully and confdentaly executed by ad-
dressing, post paid,
NJ MARTIN SMITH, General Agent.
old IA -
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uAIR OILS, HAIR T0SlCs. Pomatum I,
II Beef harrow, Colognes of all kinds, French
and English ine Extracts for the Handkerchief; /;
Porte Monnaies, Pocket Books, COMBS, II 'ir Brush
es, DC Fo. sale by EJPlCOT d CO,
10 a5 Druggists
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WCDD FISK SAkH.-1he subscriber nsving
W large qusntity of Wood 10 dispose of, has
eund 1t convenient to take yard for that purpose
HIS yard is Broad street, opposite Brooke
Avenue. Orders for Wsod may be left at the
stores or G. G. Herring, Esq, Messrs Reeve Il 1air
!as g. Shelton. ESQ or at the yard, which will meet
with prompt aK:ausOa.
He mas hand ABOUT 700 cord superior seasoned
Oak Wood which he will sell at the market price
"a iy-as JOHN F. REEVE
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FEsEA, ,TEA.-Gunpowder, Young Hyson Black
l. and Imperial Teas, of all grades fJr sale by
JAMES 3 SHELTON,
jy22 Corner Broad and 4,h streets
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lERRINGS.-50 pbis halitax No /. LilpI; 80
l. halt bbls sorth Carolins. No /, Ros Herrings.
For sale by ELAN, SMITH co. Cary at,
Jy2l Adjoining Columbian Hotel
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COUPON HO%Ds FOR SALE-2O,OOO
- DOLLARS VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD EO6TGAGED SIX PER CENT.
BONDS, INTE EST AND PRINCIPAL PAYA.
BILE ~ NEW YORK, AND CONVERTIBLE IN
TO STOCK OF T5E COMPANY, AT THE PLEAS
URE OF THE, HOLDER, AT ANY TINE TILL
FHE 3IsT DAY OF DECEMBER, 1859.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-06
TEST NEWS II THE HALLS.
pishery Question Affairs in England-Ap-
: Doiutmeut

po1ntment
..surSGToN, Dec. enid learn upon good
/ .r:ty that dispatches have been received by
/ na,artment from Mr.. Buchanan, our Minis
1 the Court Of st. james, which state that he
/ al an interview with Lord Aberdeen i'll re-
nee to the projected Fishery treaty, with modi-
..,ns allowing colonial vessels participation
n eoastng trade and that it would be accep-
~ the British Cabinet. The reason why the
met has not acted upon it before was because
x. being absorbed with the Russo-Turksh
.tion.
kbe impress sion also gained strength that Eng
would in time declare war against Russia
4 intelligence comes by the last steamer.
". Denison acting Superintendent of the
/ .ns Bureau, in the absence of Mr. De Bow,
been appointed to ! 800 elerkship in the In
L. Bureau, vice Mr. Smoot resigned to enter
/ the banking business.
kenators James, of Rhode Islanl, Thompson, of
H. Jersey, Stuart, of Michigan, and some thirty
Eresentatives arrived to-day. There Is unques-
Eahly a quorum of the House now here.
Alr. Benton has selected the seat and desk long
Ianed by John Quicy Adams, on the WING side
H. House, which is regarded as ominous of his
/ ,re political associations. The Anti-Benton
.obers have been assured that Watson, who is
Benton's candidate for the st. Louis post
IT,. shall not be appointed.