davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

The Richmond Enquirer apologies for having allowed
an advertisement from such aboitionists Messrs
Bowen McNamee to appear in its business columns
it al accident failure TO exercise that eternal
vigilance which alone keep Southern journals leave
from incendisry perils This explanation is made By
TIE Enquirer in justice to its subscribers, and 10 secure
uDtarnished its character for orthodoxy. We thnk
that Bowen & McNamee ought to out Ia turn,
ard in justice to their reputation business men, ex
plain bow they to spend money for adyertis.
ing in so poor medium as The Enquirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

The Union Warrington has long article upon public
ylunderng uDde the sub Treasury system wherein
much Of the pspsbls rotenness Of that wondsru
psnsoes for all financial trs uble OF all the rob
bsr.s laid to "fhe late administration who the
opponents Of the suhTressury system The rsscslv
Wigs according The Union found out all the stealing
places o. The law. while The Democratic suthors of the
scheme bad for years remained 10 honest Ignorance ofany
.uch chances Tor fat pickirgsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
ARRIVAL OF THE CHEROKEE.

The steamship Cherokee, C-pt Baxter, arrived On Fri
dsv morning from New Orleans tbs Ill., and Havana
18th inst.
When the Cherokee left Havana the bark Elizabeth
was discharging.
And bark Franklin Capt Caraud, was to sail for Bor
desux in two days, lsih inssl
On the 18th inst the Calf Stream lat 80 deg north,
passed ship En- blsu, CT New York, for NewOrlsAns.
Evening q ice ds!. sI IS deg. noTh spoke ship John
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
Rev. Theodore Ciapp.

This gentle man called office Tuesday, his
way b"ue Dir Cispp has been spending inns in the
Mountains where he hsaro of the prevalence Il tns
,eiuw iuyer IN n " Orleans lie Immediately mtce prspl
rai ns to return bis parish but detained ~ tbs
d-uterous illness % OF his children We pleased
learn ihst the child Is ente ely restored 20 heal o. aud
mr tispp s fastening 10 the afflicted CITY, render
such onc. may be In hs POSER Mr. CiApp has
never remained away bis parish during when
tfe tpo.mc prevalent since has drt settlement
New O,ltaDs lCnrisiiSn EIqairer, 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

NEW-ORLEANs, fuesdly Aug. 10Th, IaoJ
Tie total number oi deaths curing the last twenty four
hours has been 1873 If which ia from We log Fever
NEwORLEANs. Wednesday. Avg II, 1855
The total mortality yesterday sls including 1919 by
yellow fever.
Business is extremely dull here. The accounts of the
growing crops are avOrsbe.
yellow fever prevails at Mobile but the Board Of Health
pronounce il not epidemic.
The Common Council of Charleston have appropriated
50 600 In aid Of the New o leans sufferers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
The Mather Impeachment Case.

ALbANI FTdsJ, Als I7sI55l
Tie Morning Session Cf the Court Of Impeachment xas
private
on ASSEMBLING az g. NJ the Court came TO vote on
h. srke the fret i've articles in relation TO
'be Canal lettings They refused strike th-n out by
vote Of AYES H. Nays l.. This looks bad for Mr. M4hsr
sud VS. holy unexpected.
Dir Looms then proceeded to open the on behalf
Il Managers int before be hli concluded the Cour
sojourbed till 10 o clock 70. morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
Relief from N.w-York.

meeting Of the Corn Exchange WAS held this morning
IL reference the suffering in Ne~ Odesus consequent,
upon prev alence OF the yellow fever. and Committee
appointed 10 collect funds TO be placed at the disposal
Of tn Howard Association Messrs Jesse Hoyt and John
Romr appointed for the west Tide Of the City, and
M,sss Isaac Frost and Ezra Ludlow Jr for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
The tribune for California.

We shall issue THIS RNING The Trib-
an, fer Ceiiloraia, Oregon and The SaHdceh Islands.
Ii will contain summary Of all the Latest Foreign
and DOmec News since the sailing OF the last steamer
Money and Market Reports. Marriages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing. can be
had al the Desk This Morning Price cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

The Ma.her Impeachment case appears TO be fairly
Open last. The Court refused yesterday to STRIKE
any portion Of the charges and the Attorney for
managers commenced his opening speech.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
To DKroeur,. Gsocrns BArsns AND OrHIRa-

To DRresrsrs GaocEss, BAxEHs AND OrHkRa-
Bvsa G.Is whos.ss Drsssi< No ss Gesnvies on" fg
ale Ia n f>sh ard se-s OF
Drn.. xsSien~s rlaes oye-Wood. Acid, o Dyes11s nc
Cro<.-S Psiers md Confectionery ntieles
CRIsrADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DrE-No moaerh
O. m. tole s7,h tina IL "a
p,eS h prrsfe crrsDos5s No I. or Hoass non
tepfv 10 day The sJ~s boz 10 wn sa1 COMFY
are nnsrse sele that insny ehnse red or Er-
black ~fbout ~ n aore Prepared
sob and spphsd By cRrsTADoEo, No A or 4 1.e
CRIsTADoKo's Han PREsERvATITE AID B.Agf M
ER- The ..ti1ooBy sscts -uo. CzisFao'z, :
tn this efci fluid VII
pr,.re fy die bsir Rec his Try me "epe r.
and He ch--pfed ~e vori pnduce 7
eompGabe with II 10 ci and own tie IA Z,
introduced hss become poP1lsr Prepaei a
so6 BY CEisTsDoEo No. s Astof Hoes-
~ {. n. P,TrIsoLL & Co, No. 122 Nasssu-st-i are
fer The hue.tal and widely sreuAst Ssvspipsr'
Csnad.s makes tbs .dysutags
advertisers their BURNERS through them They Ton
rpots house, until they do what contract 70 DO They ve
@ BY other Tor Advancing the Interests Of
their cus;srDers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
For Europe.

The L. S. Nail Steamship Arctic, Capt Luce, will
leave this port TO-DAY, at noon, for Liverpool The
Sei-Uecliy Tribune containing all the latest news,
be had at the DeFk, This Morning in wrappers, ready
for mailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

Adsices from I'll Paso, Mexico, 22d July, report a
serious there between party of Americans
and guard of Mexican troops, 10 which the District
Attorney of FL Paso County, Texas was killed, and
another person severely wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
Erons FL Paso-CoBHict between AMERICANS ana
Mexicans.

NEN-OhLtAtS, Hccnescsy, Aug. II. 1859
The Pic0yute has recs Cd sdvces from I'll PasO Mexc
tie ED OF July which report the existence of great ex
element in ccIsqence Of dst1rbsc- between parry OF
AmrcsDs Ne IieaDs at that place 1t appears tina
in eTiosn who had recently returned from California
vss seized oy the Mexicans for alleged osnse AMI
cast INFO prison bearing Of which circumstance .rtY
of bis freIo lsso Amsrcans commenced attack UPON
Il jail the purpose Of eec,ing bis 1eraiou and res
cue guard Of Mexican troops however soon cane uo
srd witnessing the action Of the Americans. fred upon
them causing the latter 10 beat partial retreat The fzhr
vas afstwsrd renewed. aud the District Attorney Of Il
Ptso County Texas who present killed One person
W. slso severely wounded Whist the fnal result Of the
affair would Be known. but the Mexican forces
we're armed ard dning tie American toEn OF P.so
Ehch IN great dAigsr
The Episcopal CsnveBusn Of Western New.ysr,..
BUFFALO, Fa1sg, Aaz H. Is5l
Gov. SEN attended TIE Convection ys.t-rsgy
Tie CCUnif-e 81 -hoM referred tie suti-c. Of a.
certssr tie number Of Trustees II the General Toeo
j g 81 q mary which The Diocese ~as entitled r.
ported sCCh number 20 b. 81 exclusive Of the Bbhoo
hey reported the naulfs o said Trustees.
IRE Bishop reported that TIA present Missionary fund
snouI e 10 over sly UO0.
Rochester moved that 50 much Of the BisSon's ad
Cress related t. Bshop Ives be referred to COMMITTEES
Of three.
Much animated discus sion arose between ths Pevs.
strict Churchnen On tie subject and was eventually
laid the table.
The following gsltlemen we're elected the sts,dng Com
Rev benjamin. Hale, o., Rev william Shelton % D. R.z w
H BssA Rev EsSTs Lv,rner. Il Dsy1 Ban NJ william
bgs.s'y r., r,sns P'osI p Re-, Henry ossory D D.
The ysuAl Business COMMITTED WA ,nfad and tho
Convection Adjourned sfs< e<.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

VPIrTsBURGH, Friday Aug. ~ 'sSl
Recent heavy rsiIs have swollen me rivers which
tine nASg b order. The Ohio 1t this point
five feet tx cb.s, and u sill rising
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

SYRACUSE. Frdsy, A1fu" " Issl
Very extensive pr@ps atoms making Tor tn Hncsnp
ment bers mex, w,.k Twenty-Five or thir y companies
are expected. also, many visitors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
Nclu9lork Uailu Grlbul1s,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1853
II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

notice ie taken Of Co onuncstons Whs'ev-
Intended for psertioo Re authenticated h. the snd
sdCrsss Du5lcatson
dlfef q he GOOD fsiih
canref undertake 70 return re. Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
Ferger Captured.

81. JOHN. Friday. Aasus ~. 1850
Brown. TIE fcrge- on ,hs Cssco Bank Me, who sroks
out IRE 81 John ,.il csugh, n@s- woni-t,cs -
d.y He wss sgsn oiged in the 81. John Prison this
evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

The Yellow Fever at Nes-Oreans seems TO be de
creasng slowly On the 16h the deaths numbered l95
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

Paris Agency ior fhe Tribune.
Mr. FTouRasaU 20 Rue de VictOife. only Agsn
Pam auhssed receive advertisements ana snponS fer Tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
az ko~LlKs n wElLs Phreuologsts and pub isb,
an Chu,,p Han No ISL Nssssn-t New-york

S5O coo WORM or FARMS AND BUILDING Lors.-
hss,fl Hon est cd cry applied for this Day so Bald
IN, OF be distributed eco subscribers the LIST
a., OF SsTsb lts and deeds will be for the
Ibe delightful and the climate is saablous No
veT has ed IN OF nes s. place but sea aud
the tus extent Why then,
III e. s,t with sacrifice health going
on Aust SIS only will four Bu ding Lots
=, am. Gully leN lt,0a Wish to be ds
Inn il sellg Homestead many were al on.r dsn1u-
ehsse tre i.u,esis,slv Arrly CgARLEs NooD, No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
London Agency for rhe Tribup,


W THoNAs 10 aud Il Csthsrest 'rapd s 4atnorizei
ceve pos TN fT Tn, Tissae LOnd)n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

"A bsu pahc prdoceo wonderful results IN
kius h. grow other ses eoiabnsd have been se to
AZ I'M wear the wondsrfu CAUSING ha
~b.re o hss heea Depot BASSEKss Ladies Hair
r.-sxir, saloon. 10 Bros1way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

l,F,A>CE SALAMANDEK SAFEs-GAyLtks PATENT.
Ron,pr NJ cole Manufacturer The united States
aud g. GoffiNs impsneIabe De-
o.nse The Locks combined Ia tbe world Depot
No Ia2 N door leow Mtn lsue lofney No w Iohn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

PtAsot oKTks.N lsitOrs To the Crystal fdace VIII
nj ou lie nieeed BY the very splendid Piano Forte. exhibited
by GsovfFsTtKS Cos aud persons ssout TO paicsase Wi
th,,r far of q octayes, which for
isey 81 tone quality Of work and materials oanno be exceed
L. D. -k.Es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

shout Msehues which the public ouse 10 Know i ma
NowYt the 81 and original inSenfI and
with needle aud shuttle and therefore
Other 4, % valid patent combination part
oft The machine Second that ~ SINGER
have Mr license the nede aud shuttle nvonted
nv from else Third that the ayen
n Of Hst made toe sesin Mach ne practically vsua
male Fethsr the brsi Sc sing MachHes
"a Them perfect right DO a. The low pnce
eSsic 1 NJ SINGER 4 Co. No SS Broadway.
Ia SAVING MAcHNE---Au persons Interested IN
ralps stsue o. using Sewing Machines by whatsoever
called rquese notice the men, 90 inc aahgeL
90 k.nE Marhnr % eAhlned bN The u y Cont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
~ NV MUSIC iust published BY IOAAcE WATERs,

SCols seho,ti.oh "by J de Dais Gonzales.
"St kicholss Sch0tti,ch,' BY Bassio,d
k,ysr Lo,en iat Thee Ball Id b. Paz0enskt
"Pf:a, schoitch.' ~ bIowfr
The above ss eopoons AID worthy OF rsam'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

BnoADwAY CLOTHING STORE No. 3SU.--Sumner
soc. A., "a At cost 5000 ps pants ~ u IS; C,as
81 s., III 70 S. GsnneDs Plumbing Cutter, as,sod
iron, A 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
Hun D,E ASp.WIos- BAroHtLoK's Manuiactoy
- R.nKrMs Cheyeuxtonique. the short time Il

~ thee articles removed 10 No as Br~f~sy opposite the Pk
the world TOT the ppcatOn
fhs sots the his newly lnvenie3 W and
ali address
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18

hi present champions. euloei-ts aud d.feudcHs.
Ne good ever came If this mosi unfortunate eaalI
ton, II filed our state halls with 'harmouiousH
eontlict-Higi elimination aud recrlmiHatiori-
our Legislature with plots and eonspracies a.
gnnst II faithful public officer. originating IN 20
litical naleyoenee, aud ending IN malicious pros
eoatau. to tho shame and confusion Of IL "har-
monious ariginator= and the exhaustion df the
public treasury for their benefit. II has left not
one single train of utility behind il, but It's dnrk
and devious pathway i -trown viii, exhibitions
Of conflict malice aud III willsnd,a rain Of dishon
orable remembrance and demornziug inflnrn-
COS which genornlinn cnnnnt oIlIifrrate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18
COMMERCIAL,
Summary CT Baltimore Market,

oclaaEH lon
BgrF CATrLr.-Iher,. W.. uferra Al rb,...A
ht4d af Reeves--90o .old 5d0 driven "A. 49,,
over. Prices rang 4 lr.m f3.Uo 4 Ga ~,
uen $500 10 soo, ayengrng $50 ero,.. L
1Ros.-fbe market presents 10 special -
quote Bltimerr charcoal Pig 1T an; Nbeefs Il
rhraciie No. | at s3ss4O; NJ. = d.. $50; n, a n
ton. Bur lion $50; Sre,rh Pis so nlI,,N
sG0a65 per ton
GraSo.-fhe nrriva this week erre al ,a,.
p ,.cl Of 1T S4j 20 Cor r,tu,iun. O,bpr cn,o
expected.
NmsKEY.-The snlrs have been ros.iler,lJ.
a32 ct.. ~ banel. at 3eia3l e.. fba.. r..
held at 32c in binds. aud 33c ia bbls
CofFff.-The market a. boon noderarer, A. 4
psi wce,, will sale, Of as0o lag, lii,sr lla,paI
ciiaiy Al Ia; l5nO lag. utllaale,. 5oo d, |
49, aud 200a bugs on private tom les. H.. IN
gu,a at Ilall!r. II" m1fhef ei,rcs rrrl., i.
holder. rcmniu 6rar and plice, III, unchanged
10000 bn.. RIO
fE,rnERs.-In r,qac.t At l5e 10 Is nlle,
supplied.
flsH.-No quite sucs til, week al sl5.5oaI7
No. ! narkerc Mo-, $l3al.; Ne. }. $s.s71s9
4, $G,2jaGf5; E. herring Slid 81: r.tomae :
Goldfish 3iaic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18
LYNcHBURG cLorHINe EMPORIUM.

-B1 ENFRENN.-
SAliL be opened for Exhibition and saloon Thurs
w day 20th, Oct, EXrn Fine S ILL, Plush Nestings
liae Frenc and English Cassimeres; Julien Shirts OF
sperior cut and finish, will Rufes-somet1iag new.
Coals Pants and Vests.
oct Is dr, HATCHER. LOCKWOOD & co.
| Will sell without reservoir Wednesday morups l9th
at 10 O'clock. | pair fine Northern broke HORSEIl
They are the property Of Mr. \, II Armstead n. Them
be sold separate, owing 10 the lamene>S oGOSBY,
w NJ Aurtiuneer
oct Is d2i s--
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18

\ new discovery has been made to relieve deaf
persons. Two anrists in London have invented
an instrument which is placed within the ears,
without projecting, and being OF the same color
Of the skin, is not pcrceptible. II enables deaf
persons to enjoy general conycrsoton,--to hear
distinctly at church, and at public assemblies
the unpleasant sensation OF singihg noises in the
is entirely removed aud 1t affords all the as
sistance that possibly could be desired.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18

of the government. ns those who then aud ate
wards stood BY the union aud the constitution
and fought for the rights Of the South. OF Il
convention At Syracuse last August, by whie
this coalition was sought To be prolonged and PEI
petuated bat which in fact ended in thu ruptun
that now exists, Mr.. Dickinson furnishes TIN
sketch
.'ln addition 10 numerous corps Of public oi.
foers, State aud national. with the bribery OF OF
fee and the threats Of expulsion, there Wcrr
there, by freesoil procurement "a take part ~
the proceedings al the convention. thu sPn"n 81
a general inil delivery from the clty OF Ncw orb
the black ,omit Of the Tomb- aud blackwells
l-lnnd-thc bnir lp. ~ttrd ears. broken noses.
blear eyes, and on an average only about Two
whole ones "a threc men;-#erentnrea ragged
lazarus and mHrdorou- az tnin, notified win
disensc foul with stencil. creeping with vermn.
shaggy with drunken feracity. aud armed witt
the implements of their trade, -htHg -hots and
bowie knives wcrc there. under the control Of
public officers Ia force respectable democrats anG
peaceful citizens into aharnnnuu-a concert With
to-e who brought them there. The result II
known tin bn-e lgamcut wa severed forever,
aud glory more III thl- ole net OF The demo.
cratic party ~ this >tntc than ia every other act
which has characterized IL domestic policy
Tint is the Washington Union "admiaiatra.
zion party2H These are The men who our neigh.
bor Of the Republican rny- INV rcprnted -
and whom he seems disposed to place on rqnal
e.,,;,,, ,,;tl III. biotinsao d.,,,nc,,,t. hscn,.,
49,. ..l,,ir ,.,,a,i,,,,s I.t,ntialI, I'm
,.,,,,,.,i Nm, NJ Dickinson. ,,l, .nocb
L,tf.s n,.rt,,,,iti.. and much ,,rpntcr interest
TIM, ,,r nsi,.l,, f., i.,o,.. y,ai fLe Yan I,,ren-
ito- arr aiming At. take, tn following view OF
the matter;
,rba..,,,, FIJI. h., ,,,;, ,,, oil
qo,,sl. e.,..,,,, H. ,,..,r,,,,. ,rf, f. H.. ~.
f,..l :, ..,.,t,, ,,,',l,.'.,... i,, ,.,,.,t.,.,,
.a,Ii,,,,,, ;,,,,;r,. III, ,n,t ,,-,.,,lc,,,, oLs
IA. ,..,,t- ,.',.1., ,....f,..,,. ,,......,,t,,
,,bi.I, h,,. md a. ,,,,,,. ..,,1 ...,,,..
,.,li, in.,' ,i,,. -, ,,l,,,I ,,.,
III L.. !. - III ;,...5f
,.,,,, I'll. .,.t,,,, nm
.t,rtl,,
.,f H.. Ll....,1 +, 4 ,,,t ,,,,I. H. tn
NH 49,. .,.. T.. ,..f,. III - ,...5l..
,,,,. I...,f ,...,.l,.=.
49,. - %. -. ,...,.,.I ..,..,s..,. e...l
L., ,f,..l,,.,... -. a. ,tl..,,,,.., d.,
r:,t.f1 ,...,.... H., ,.,.;,.f. II H.. ,.l,t
.55.,f,.. :, - - ell. 49, =. i,
III s.,j.;,. .,,,.s,,,.,,
~ ,r,5.i.,..,' !; ,..'.,,t.,I,! ia.
..i...., - ..,..., H.. al. ,......l..,..,.
.I.i;r.,.',;..
....l.,..'. =, H. ,.,..f .I,.. ......t,.t
-, .,,',, ,l,..,.;f. I
,l. ,.,,. MI ,'ll,a
~. 49,. t..,...,.,, A.. ,l,,f 80.
....l.'... r., ,l,5,I n ..l.z,i..I.a
#...4, .l.5,.,,..I -. nj. t.t,... .l,..,II 3...;,
lll.l,,,i n,,a..J.,.t. 5,,.. Cd ,.I..,
,.,;, ;.,,,.,..,.. ..,,.1' -.
...,.iI IL, -, ,,.,i,5,.,l
.,.,,, n, 81 Il. ,,........r. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18
New PickIing and Preserving Hons,

IliE subscribers beg Ieaer IN inform the putl, TN
tlcA a1e now prepared To fill orders for anyfhing
hei line, such Pickle, Pres, rvcs Catsup Sauces
fnit% and Vegetables preserved in tler nnrral STAT
Bnudy tlnil,; Pie Fruits preserved; lre,h AIrnf Fi
Soop., &c. all Of which orc of superior quality.
fafiI nIar attention given IL supplying Of raw Oysel
having arrangements with the Il herrnt Express nm
RaiLa'd lines we are emhlad 10 deliver them in goo
condition Ia any section Of the country. portion
public patronage Is solicited.
MANN & DUKE
oct IS-l3t Nos 127 aud l29 NJ, EIderry's Wbor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18

An Unfortunate Nan.--We find the following
announcement IN the Huntsville (Ala.) southern
Advocates "Ded-in Lincoln county, Tcnn on
tie 3D. inst, Mrs. Susan, wife OF VIM. {. Solo
mon, aged about :}3 years. This is the third
wife Mr. solomon has lost in the short space Of
twelve months"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18
y BOOTS! BOOTS!! B0OTS!!!

StEk 3URY has iu,t opened very large supply of
= In, Poya' Boots small Boy. Boot, 4 Chiidren'
Eaols; ne fae enonghto plea.e yourselves aud some
roar,e en-, IN TO please the old folk at homr' -
Come On Pnys, dol miss the housc-it you do Hon Il
mis-, thc Boots ..
oct II dts /. SEABJ NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18

The act has gone into effect in London which re-
ourcs that factories md mills and manufactures
ofal kinds shall bum their smoke, Coal smoke is
declared II nuisance which ought to be abated,and
smoke is condemned 10 br burnt. If smoke can
be burnt in London, the Pitt,burg papers think il
can he burnt in that city; and they suggest that
the City Councils institute II commission TO learn
the principle aud success of the English expert
ment, and its adoptedness to their wants.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18
M SONIC HALL
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Ever
October 18th, 18th, and 18th
TEE FAHEg OF suy,

TEE IA E<EB OF silva.
In his unparalleled Wondesr and Glcar Scenrd
Mystery. with the INFANT MUSICAL PRODlt
Mater c CHARLES and LEWIS RE1Z : and 9
Of uge ass ,ted b, iheir bros, ers, l.. Is. 4 r. 4
Door, open at o'c.och
Grand Entertainment "Wednesday Aftern
Dor ope'. at 2-Petiorma Lo Commence, -
pn>t2 ~ lock.
Ticket, - cents Children 12I COINS.
~ For particulars see smallbills
ocI - Doe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18

Fwther Subscriptions 10 the Pacific Railroad,
The books Of subscription To the stock ofthe At
lantlo and Pacific Rairod Company were opened
for the second time, at Metropolitan Hotel, New
York. on Thursday. The attendance was large,
aud for nearly two hours, it j. said, subscriptions
were entered rs rapidly as they couldbe written
down. mthot time Gtteos thirteen millions of
dollars were subscribed. the list being headed 10y
T. T. Bammn, Esq, at S60l000. The whole
amount was divided onong los persons, residing
in all sections Of the country being an average Of
itlc over Sl2o,0ooto each subscription. The
hooks were closcdouc hour for dinner,and reopen
cd in the afternoon, when anumhcr of additional
subscriptions were madq.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18

RAIN W TER \ PREVENTIVE or CHOLERA.
Mr. John Lea. of Cincinnati IN long eommu-
nlrotlon 10 the Gazette, states, MS fact, that
cholera never becomes epidemic in any district
or city where rain or pure soft water is used"
and supports his statement by many important
taets. lie also states that, during Eve years
past, not one well authenticated fatal case OF
cholera has occurred where rain water is eNclu-
>iycly used.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18

AN.ARRAY OF ORHlANS.-The Howard Asso-
cation Of New Orleans announce that they have
now about three hundred orphan children uader
their charge whosePorents have fallen victims to
the epidemic, and that the Association will have
surplus Of about Sl000o0 after settling all their
liabilities
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-18

Iii advertised that the Crystal Palace will be
cIoNedin December, and a. that may mean the
hrstof December, ii is possible that little moro
than six weeks remain for visiting the exhibition
and the New York journals are therefore calling
upon the resident citizens to visit it, as, thus far
nearly all the visitor. have been strangers The
stock is selling at - or ID below par. Before
the opening it was mp as high as 10.