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The Crystal Palace.

This stupendous structure.it is now thought
will be finished by the first of June. Its con.
struction. costing $500 900. will be entirely OF
iron and glass, with the exception of the floor
timber and roof boards. We further learn from
the Jour. of Com. that quantity Of goods de
signed for exhibition have already arrived from
abroad, and are stored in the u. S. bonded
warehouses. Over 1000 applications from
exhibitors have been received from this coun
try alone, while those from Euro,e number
about 5000. of which 700 are from England
800 from Germany and 500 from France. Il
is said that so restricted are the limits availa.
BILE for exhibitors, compared with the demand
that it hasbe determined to construct anoth
or building without the Palace, as means OF
relief
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The county of Augusta pays annually inter
est on the sum of SIC, 900 invested in the stock
of the Central Railroad. In addition TO this
we observe that il was resolved by meeting
of the citizens, held at Stanton. the 2lst inst I,
That the County Court of Augusta be reques-
ted to open poll TO lake the sense of Tho vo.
tiers Of said county on the question Of continu
ing the present railroad tax for Ten years 10
be invested in Stock the Va Central Railroad
to the aggregate amount Of $1,000 We
would respectfully call the attention OF tho
people OF the wealthy county of Ronoake To
these proceedings and 10 the liberal and en-
lightened policy of Augusta. w. trust they
may find in them something to ommend,if noa
to initiate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-29

The wytbeviIic Telegraph Of the 9Th
inst announces, by authority, Col. 1'bos. j.
Boyd. Of that place. as a candidate for Com.
missioner Of tho Board of Public Works in
this District. Col. BOYD has been induced
to take this stcpby communications of tho
most pressing character received from the sur.
rounding counties. We are happy that he
has doue so. tween him and tho ''receHt
conUert" from the eastern shore, we, and We
presume the people Of this section, can feel
no hesitation as to choice. We assure Col. b.
of the most cordial support in this portion of
the District.
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q 4 d RG Il BAG EsY ",

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
nFfERS FOR SALE
~ 6j Tons American rolled anl Hammered Iron.
embracing almost every size and description OF
the best quality,
10 Tons American Band, H oop Oval, half round horse
shoe and nail roads.
TO- 900 lbs. Western Bacon hoground
5000 lbs. city smoked sides.
90 hhds New Orleans and orto Rico Sugars part strict
ly prime,
10 bis. prime Port Rico Sugar.
80 bbs and boxes Loaf crushed and pulverized Su
100 Bags Rio, Loguaria Munno, Java, q Mocha Coffee
very fine
) hhds. WI Moasses.
10 hbls. New Orleans Molas sees new CROP
10 bbls, Tanners Oil
& . - 4 Pure,
% whole and hull bbls. herrings,
% do family Shad,
100 k"gs old Dominion ales, Sd to inch spikes,
~ doz bed-cords ami Leading lines,
20 gross iatent Matches,
1000 papers cut Tacks,
100 Sarks Liverpool Salt,
100 bags Tube Salt,
SO boxes Tulow, Sperm, Adanantine, and patent
Sperm Candles,
10 sets Axles and Carriage Springs
10 bellows, ass rted sizes, to best quality
2n0 lbs. English blister Steel
! ton American hammered Steel,
300 cast and shear Steel,
10 Auvils md Vices assorted sizes,
40 Boxes lin plate 10 < IA and ID 100 lc and
30 Reams Cap, Letter and writing paper
800 lbs Cotton Bats,
5000 ID" LeaSsville and Milton Cotton Yarns
LOO Stiles Good and damaged sole Leather
l25 Sides black upper l.eathersome very h,avy
2J00 American English and Russian sheet iron.
, pigs block Tin
100 lbs. slab Speter
1000 lbs. Sheet Zinc,
Trace, Halter and Back Chains
Sand Selves. for Plasterers and Brick LAYERS
Meal Cookie and Sand Selves
s'es' assorted; Cntton and Woolen Cards Scgars,
lea and Table Spoons Shoe Thread,
"a ana "a heavy do nestcs; Nos. and Osna ourgs
Caicns; Silk AMI Cotton Handkerchiefs
Nankeen. Stripes assorted,
Mustard in great variety; Shoes assorted
Blocking; Nutmegs; 8 x 10, 10 X H. II ID Glass Pen
per; "ihger' AIspice, best Green and Black Teas
q Tar, Glass Tumbers Indigo BIC. &c-Al of which
will be sold a bargain.
ap 2S-ts
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ARTnun's HOME MAGAzINe.--We have re-
ceived the May number of Magazine bear
ing the above title, edited by I. S. Arthur.
From hasty glance at the table of contents
We like it much. The well known character
of Mr. Arthur os a writer of high moral tone.
will Of itself commend the magazine. 1t is pub
lishcd by T. S. Arthur & Co, Philadelphia.
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so DOLLARS REWARD.
sIaway.-Rannway on Il

y -ItHIIHNHy UH lIIo ~VI1
y instant, from the subscriber living South Of Dan,
llsfux Co., negro fellow named SURRY, about 81
- year. old Of middle size and toernbiy black. lie
has a small the neck just below the jawbone.
the left side If remember rightly, about large as
n nnepence. caused he told me, by burn when
snnll-His eyes should call rather small and some
what sleepy in expression except when he animated
lie off rom where he work. with only pair
OF old pants, shirt md drabc ed hat on-but has
doubt procured Their clothes BEFORE this. bought
him in Lynchburg about years ago of old Mr. Oils
Of Bedford he has lived for some years in Amherst,
LyLchburg will probably GO bnck to the neighbor-
hood. will pny $40 fhe be taken out of HalifaY Co..
aud secured in jail get him. $50 iftaken in al
flax Co.. and secured in Jail, delivered to me. My
Post Office is Black Walnut Halifax Va letter to
my brother Dir. l.. w Lambeth, Lynehhurg, would be
attended
April 28d3tcs JOHN w. LAMBETH.
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VALUABLE REMEDY


ENHE undersigned have the pleasure of informing
l. the public. that his newly invented HAIR TONIC
has now been thoroughly tried and has answered his
most sangune expectations 1t has proved itself to be
not only sure remedy against the falling of the ha
from the head thus efecually preventing badness. but
brings ii out where il is deficient. In no instance on
lad, gentleman where has properly tested has
it failed.
But will let of those who Lave tried it speak
in irs behalf
1--WE the undersigned having used Armistead Pride's
Hair Tonic take pleasure in lestilyng its efficacy in
preventing the coming of the hair and otherwise
streng henng and causing it thicken We think that
tar trial VIII satisfy any of this and do there
fore hesitate To recommend it.
HENRY LATHAM, JOHN CLARK.
JAMES M. LANGHoRSE, John w. STEWART,
II. M. GARLAND, ir, A G. LEWIS.
number OF other names mig hit be added if it
thought necessary.
For sale at DR.. Lyman's Drggist, and at Wm r
prdes's Barber Shop, door below the Marshal
House Pric. 81 per bottle-Whcn taken by the guam.
uty there will be considerable deduction made in the
price
Orders from any part of the United States promptly
attended tn, if accompanied by the money.
ap 26-3m ARMISTED PRIDE.
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PurMAN's MoNrnLy.-A Magazine whose
monthly appearance we always hail with
PLEASURE. The May number is now before us
ably sustaining the deservcdly high reputation
of the work. Publishers, G. p Putnam & Co
10 Park Place, n. Y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-29

Mr.. Timothy Rivos, in nominating Mr..
Daniel in Convention the other day, thus dis.
coursed upon his merits He (Mr. Daniel)
may be a recent convert, but he would inform
his young friend from Franklin Mr.. Clai.
borne) TINT "whie the lamp holds out 10 burn,
the vilest sinner may return"
Well, this will DO. II is democracy with a
vengeance-n IT'S full scope of magnanimity
Whsi,the pioneers in the cause Of Internal I'm.
provement in Virginia-the tried and faithful
champions of that Cause which is to arouse the
long dormant energies and 20 develop the hid
den resources Of our blessed Old Dominion
the men who have breasted the storms OF
faction and of opposition in their widest fu.
ry--arc they To be thus summarily shelfca
to make way for this "uile sinner" this return
ing prodigal. just entering upon his probation
And the Democracy, who can do no wrong
are they thus to endorse the policy. and BIZ
their advocates go the figure VIII they d
it2
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DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTIoN

IL virtue of deed of trust executed to the unde,;
Ell trustee, the 18Th day of November I8io 81.
VIM Henry and Wife for ce tain purposes therein nam
ed shall Friday the 9th of NJ ~, 1853 proceed "
the premises, by way opublic auction to sell the ba'
and lot in the deed mention I'd situated in Lynchpro
the junction of 9th and Bird alley fronting on sa
9th street s2d feet and running back and fronting On d
Bird alley l55 feet. Said house is situated in the ,i
boz hood Of Col Leftwch's, and neat nd contor,ai
dwelling. The title to the above property is beyaI
to be good bur shall only convey such title as i, y
ed il me by the deed oftrust aforesaid. Terms Gbsl
and made knowa on day Of sale.
an lS-9aW2W Ii DINNINGTON IT,.
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At pensive eve, how oft the heart.
In brooding scenes long pas,
l. pierced with disappointment DART
Or chilled with stern misfortune's blast
lis thus, through misery's lore. we find
Instruction for the immortal MIND.
The twilight hour of pensive eve,
When past the busy hum of day,
Bring. to the soul a sweet reprieve,
As thus, released from toll, we may
Pass in review each varying scene
Thro' which in veal woe We been.
Late in the orient rose the sun.
And blessed the day with radiant light;
Now, sunk to rest--his journey dome
Der earth. the sombre shade of night
Enwraps the scene in sable gloom:-
Instructive emblem of the tomb
Thus, fair and bright, my youths gay morn
Shone like the SUMS uprising ray;
The zenith gained, its beams shorn-
An emblem of decling day.
Descends the occidental sum
My earthly course is we'll nign run.
How thick the clustering memories GOMEZ"
Der the wide scene pail is cast-
well-known voice cries from the tomb
In this dyear rendezvous are all
Thy Fathers house-6eaeath DEATHS pail!
Fond parents, sisters, brother dear,
My childhood blessed with kindred joy;
Soon--soon, alas the untimey bier
Life's bliss was fated to destroy!
These dear ones-all-have left this sphere
Last Of my House, inger here,
Stili-still my lonesome pilgrimage
Is ghtedby hopes cheering ray;
And as tread the vale of age,
view by faith glorious day,
Where time is measured notby years
Where JOY no more is whemed in tears
Thus, at life's evening, shall my
Set in calm. pacific rape;
My labor past-m, journey done
This wasted form, wthinthe grave,
Shall sweety sleep thro' deaths dark night,
Till REsURREcTIoN.MoRSINo light.
Then. like the sun fiom orient
Renasccnt life shall warm this clay;
Which. rising from the vanquished grave,
Shall soar, in CHRIST to fadeless day.
The type and emblem here done; -
The deafness MIND outlives the SUM-
II It Ar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-29

Macaulay is expected to issue two nstrs
volumes of his History of England in April
His health is said to be rrecoverably shattered
and fears nre entertained that he will never be-
able to complete the work which he has pro-
iecied
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this s.eae are new undergoing very delicate
iesis.andit Is expected that the quarry vii
prove equal to any in the world. TINS Is The
first discovery oithe kind out Of the Kingdom
oil Bavaria.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Po.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE En.,
Sale in Lynchburg.-Ishal shall. on TL,, oh
the 18th day Of May next (f sold privately bafay
sell at pubic auction o" the premises my o' of ground
80 feet and fronting 9th Tor Poes alley) Tbi.
it three tenements and is of the best oca,; nus
business housesin he city, being convenient 10 The Tor
road Depot, and the Canal. VIC nal
TERMS-S250 will be required in cash-tbe b.l..-
payable in fur eight twelve months with neoa,;ai
notes, satisfactor endorsed and lien on the
until the whole of the purchase money is paid
thor particulars apply to j. N Gordon or the
SARAH L. NORTH.
Sale conducted by C. R. Phelps, Auct'r -
op 20-3tawtds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-29

DR.. KANE has received the instructions for
his Arctic Expedition from the Navy Depart.
ment. He expects to sail by the LIST of May
He goes first to the head of Baffins Bay. ant
thence to the Polar Sea. He has provided 70
obtaining dogs. sledges,and Esquimaux. to ali
hlm. he goes in the brig Adv ance. furnishes
by Mr.. Henry Grinncll. Several Of his 70,
mer companons go with him. He will re
turn, If possible, within eighteen months.
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ALBEmARLE CONGRESSIONAL DrsTnrcr.

ALBEMARLE CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-
We learn with regret that Alexander Rives
declines to be candidate for Congress in the
Aloemarle Congressional district. He has
been forced to talks this step, as we learn from
the Charlottesville Advocate on account of his
long absence from home during the last win
ter, and the pressure of professions al business,
rendering it impossible for him to canvass the
district.
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3
l. tate.-By virtue ofa decree rendered on the agb
November 1852, by the Circuit Cout, of the corporn
tion of Lynchburg, in suit oil Ann Neal Plaintiff Nc
Jackson Vaughan, and Eliza Jane his wife, in her own
right. and Others Defendants, the unde signed who
was appointed a Commissioner for that purpose, will
rceed to SELL Friday the 9th of May, 1853, at pub
lie auction the premises the house and lot formerly
belonging to George Wexford. decd, the Repub.
Spring, containing about and three quarter,
situated in good neghborhood with several fine
springs of water in the vicinity The house is a reat
dwelling suitable for family residense Terms six
requisite to deray the expenses of the sale taking from
the purchaser purchasers bond with approved per-
sonn security retaining he title said property as fur
thcr security, until the final payment of the purchase
money. II. DUNNlNGTON s. c. L. & Com'r
ap 8 .2aw2w
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AUCTION SALES


l. eneuf.-By virtue Of deed o. I'm . Sn-
ted the s6t day f pril 1859, by Elisha sIeeu,
Susan A. his wife, duly recorded in the Clerk. o anu
The Hu.ngs Court OF Lynebborg the undersigseS%
ises. Friday the 18th day of May next the ft
TENEMENT ,nyeyed il said deed. rbe L., 81 81: "
ated at the Junction al Second with Fall. si-
tnirs ONE EIGHTH OF Az ACRE, and !. 49,, - con
the occupancy of said Snesd. IN
The Title is believed 10 be tirely good bu, IL
designed will convey such only is vested in liz I'M
Trustee. n as
Terms made known at the lin. and place nj ..I
mp 26-dfds JNO. NJ SPEED TT
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IOHN w. LAMBETH.
NOTICE.

TN obedience decree of the County Court Of Pitt
s.lvonia its April term, 1888 shall sell for cash
ut Republican Grove in the county Of Halifax on We'd
ne-day the 25th day of May, 1888 EIGHT LIKELY
NEGROES, belonging to the estate OF Ezekiel Hen
dlicK. deed WIN. DEWS, Com'r.
April 29-ctds
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District Conyention.

The Buchanan wings have Fixed npor
Scottsvile. the 4,h Of May, as the time and
place for holding Congressional District
Convention.
The wings Of Nelson.we understand, held a
meeting and appointed delegates last Monday.
We hope that Bedford and Amherst will take
the earliest opportunity TO secure likewise a
representation in that boIy-Wnh suitable
man as candidate and the District has many
such, we sincerely believe that it may be re
deemed. Let the gallant wings of tho fred
land" nail their colors TO the mast and
charge as one man TO the breach. and though
they may be checked for a time, we predict
for them the palm Of glorious triumph.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-29

Geo. ID. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal.
il on a visit to Texas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-29

Gov. SMITH, ia his recent speech at Aexan
dria, said 'he had very satisfactory evidence
that he was the choice OF the 7th Congressional
District, and he was not willingto be choked
off by few tiicksters. who, by intrigue and
arful management, contrived TO get the con.
troll oil conventions and cheat the people OF
their choce He had announced himself a
candidate, and as vel there was no other in
the field, and yet certain gentlemen were eager
for Convention For what. but to choke
him off He would submit t. no suct IN
trigue and management. but would appeal to
the great Convention of the people on the day
of the election TO whose decision he would
bow with respect, and 10 none other
Eek Governor Extra seems decidedly anx.
ious to secure a seat in Congress. A Mr..
Barbour also, it is strongly suspected, Is no,
indisposed to get into the came pew. Now II
Extra Billy bling The strongest can, without
the agency of Convention, .ge,rymander the
said Mr.. b. out ofthe said pew and foist him
self into il, will it not be decidedly democrat
&c proceeding And would 1t moi bc as full
ly orthodox. il his cxcelency were TO hsso
Mr. Barbour and gag him and not allow him
to discuss the proceedings against him at all !
We deferentialy submit; these points to the
Democracy Of the las, Legislature. This is u
family quarrel over the spoils and We would
not Iintrude ourselves within reach of the
threatening b,oomstcks. We are only astonlsh
ed that the" Cohesiee poner should so often ac
by contraries in ha ranks of the harmonious.
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WAsHING TON HOTEL,

r XINGTON, VA.
NHE subscriber has taken charge of this old md well
known Hotel, which opened Oh the 1st day OF
April His House well fu nshed and his table shall
be supplied with the best the country affords His Bar will
be furnished with the choicest liquors. His Stable will
he in charge of careful Ostler and will be literally
supplied with provender. He promises to spare effort
to give entire satisfaction all who may favor him with
call and appeals to generous public for patronage
mp lS-d&c3m JOSEPH w MOORE.
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Increased Accom- m odation 10 ,be

commentator TO III"
IRA YELLING PUBLIC.
AAA W
IN AND AFTER Friday 18th of Apr, 1853
the Mai and regular Passenger Train will Ieax,
'ynchpnfg daily sundays excepted. Mt 6 O'clock "a
md arrive at Salem at 81 o'clock. A NJ Retnr,in.
WI leave Salem at d o'clock p NJ and arrive i,
hynchhuTg at 81 O'Clock M-sopping going and retur
nng' at the toowg places only Forest Depot Goode'
SS'pe yak Aiuiga Bnford's Bonsacks, Big Lick and
Salem passenger train will leave LvncLhura Ali,
sundays excepted, at o'clock r. NJ and arrive a, s.
lem a, % o'clockP NJ Returning will leave salem -,
a. M and arrive al Lynchhurg at 81 A. NJ stonn;,
gong ana returning at the following places HaIsev.s
Clay torest Depot, Poiudexter's Goodies Lowrv's 4
3efiyr Oak M"iga, Buiords Bonsacks. Gshs Mill Rio
Lick aud Saem '''''' DIG
freight trains will leave Lynchburg and Salem d.;
~, unday' excepted, ~ '''.
THOS SHARP,
Sup'i. Transportation,
Up '''' Va Il Tenn R r.
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Miniature Almanac.

SDr ID ID smith will preach in the Ala-
sonic Haon next Sabbnih morning aud night.
he public generally respectfully invited TO attend
Anil 2D-2I
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LhTHoGRAPHIc SToNE.-The Ohio Marble
Land Company have discovered on h,irlands
on the Ohio river, opposite Portsmouth, Va,
quarry OF photographic stone. Specimens of
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HOUSE a. SIGN PAINTING

viii be executed in fine style and in reasonable time
le desires call from all who have work of that kind
G, HARDY,
ap 26--ts Btiupe Street
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THUNDER, LIGHTNING, STORM
L and Deiugc.-D,. f. Beae would Respect
fully the citizens of Lynchbury that he
will open for exhibition in few day.. in Masonic Hail.
his renowned Panorama and Dornma of the Creation
and DeuGe. Notice OF The day aud date will be given
Monday, Nas end.
Admission 25c--Chdren Huff price. Liberal ar
Engagements will be made for schools.
Arril 28-d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-29

NANTEp.-AC Clerk, one accustomed to bust
w ness. Sucha person find emp yment for a
short time. Apply ut this office. ar 28-2l*
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For others. NOT myself There would stay,
Chee'juiiy stay, whRe useful 10 manaind
CAL me, my Con an thine oon time array.
To Ire, contehted; and 10 die resigned"
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ATTENTION GUARDS |!

ATTENTION GUARDS!
4 TTEND Drill of your Company on Monday \sK
n night next NJ u o'clock in front of the Ma peSYa
sonic Hall which time the old Rifles and 49,
etutremonts will be- called in and the View Percussion
Ri aaRnd accont. ements will be used.
JOHN JOHNSON, Sergeant,
by order of The Capt.
April 29-d3t Rep. COPY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-29

SiLAS 0c-Just opened, very rich and beautl-
- full dress Silks Tissues Barages Solid and Fancy
Mouslins Ginghams Lawns, &c.-Call and see.
msr92-ts DrC PETERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-29

At pensive eve, how oft the heart.
In brooding over scenes long past,
l. pierced with disappontment's dart,
Or chilled with stern misfortune's bln al
lis thus, through misery's lore. we find
Instruction for the immortal MIND.
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DIR hUcrio 9 Sur.

surlMxrESDrNrs OFFICE, CeYsr,L PALACE,
NeW-l Ola Aug [, 1888
n American Exhibitors except those ~ s d
here by notified htt the benefa Sdpefi
eri M hi himself at nbey dspo o. space graz ed
h. iii occupied previous to tbe uth day o. August
J. BAtC dELDER,
Secrst,ry VI Slpe ugtendea.s
ron rut FXWr1TIoN o. rHE ISDUsrRY
N,roN. OFFICE, No 81 BROADWAY,
NEW-NosS. iOtn August, 1888
kOIICE Is HEREBY CIV EN-Ihat the Board ~
n Directors received issue the residue Of The apa scN
Chatter of the Association, and that tne roman
Thouad will be distributed m proportion u One new
-Four OLD 81 oircsarous iats q the SoeN
peang such the Bo Ks OF Tho Corporation on tllits
INST At clock; provided that before le ~ lust
Hihded oys apoa each the said addu1ll sAaes
e transfer hOoks will be cosci from II NJ OF ne 90 i-lsi nn
"a NJ Of the 10th. JOS. b OOLLiNS' lfcHsu e.
SVPEsISIESDESr's OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE July Is 1853
fAk PUBLIC are respectfully Informed that the
CRYS !AL PALACE s open DAY Sandy exec tea
the hours O'CLOCK NJ and ooOcA L. M, anti ta
! Nnet.
se ADMISSION 50 cts Child years Of axe, % s.
pa rcke's, SO
be purchased at the entrances . the CrysA Paa' 'r
4sAua store OF Nn Hall son No - BoAd"y cor 4cI Il
|afAce.
ha, admitting u, holder until the in; Of October -
l1HN Il DApCdsLDEk, Secretary Of .he SIperlntendens
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

ORIENT POINT HOUSE. formerly Oyster Pond
" Point twelve niles sound from Sybrook, and exit
m house, frney Kept ~ Mr. Laihan,
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