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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-06
WnShingion Afairs.

WASHINGTON June 30-Col. Charles X.
Gardiner who distinguished himself inthe last
war, has been appointed Surveyor General of
Oregon.
Hon. VIM. J Brown, of Indiana, has been
appointed SPIRAL NJ lil Agent for Inditna and
Illinois T appolntment he's probably
indebted L. c. .,.rnpr Wright OF Indiana.
The lug AMONG the Clerks to day has
been awful la the Census Bureau forty recev
ed notice to quit as The ork is substantially
finished, fourteen only being retained to finish
up and superintend the printing.
In the Genera Post Office, Is clerks, all
Wings Were removed. In the Pension Office up
wards of 40 clerks were dropped and some %
temporary clerks appointed Various chan
ges were also made in the City Post Office.
The classification of clerks, including fresh
appointments, was also attended to in The seve.
raj departments, but the result was not FULLY
known Many oil the 5000 clerks it is believed
will decline, owing to the smaIlness OF the
salary.
D. W. Mcmahon has been appointed Chief
Clerk in the Frs Auditors office.
Hon. Samuel Mrdairy is in town. II is said
he will decline the China mission and take an
editorial chair in the Union Office.
w. L. Wallach, late "Ichabod' of the he
public, and w. II. Hope, late of the "Pennsy :
Vanian," have bought the Evening STAR nd
will commence on Tuesday evening with an
enlarged independent penny paper.
The Congressional Library is comPleted'and
Mr.. Meeban, The Librarian, will take possession
with 80 600 volumes in the course OF two
Weeks
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Arrival Of the Africa
RI DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

THREE DAYS La Eh rhon EOhof
IT, yoeK, June 30lh.-The steamer Ar
=. rsaehed her wharf at 7 O'clock this morn.
a ~ bringing Liverpool dates of June lslh
and ga passengers.
a' TGrRK The accounts are extremely
.ona;c,inp, but il would seem that Russia
IL Je,ermined 10 occupy the Danubian pro.
nau 81 Modavia and Wallachia, which
NC 4, clares she will regard as a violation
e trestv stipualinns The English Govern
,nan, had taken no decided steps SO far.
mi Tie accordance by Russia of the mediation
u A desna,ch fram Consiantinople dated the
o.,- sta,es that the final nltimatum of Russia
III orrive.i, whirlt n" PORE would doubtless
nd &c lis ullin.atum The Gar insists lp.
~ H.. demands made by Menschikoff The
5.;t, h feet left Malta for Besika Bay ON the
Oh ,,here it would JON the French feet. The
Russian Squadron had left SeLastopol for the
CircassIan Goa st.
The Portes promised concession in favor OF
.Lo Christians is To arpearin the form oil an
a.Ier to the Patria Oh, Of The two Church.
LAND Commodore Vanderbilt sail
81 from Southampton on the l4th for Russ
The prosecution against Hale's Rocket bus.
mess had been qnashtd by Lord Palmers-
FRANCE.-It is reported in Paris that
Ma ,oleon had warned the Italian refugees not
N attempt an insnrrection at Present.
The Bourse kept mp in anticipation of
peaceful solution of he Turkish question.
ITALY.-There was much excitement ut
Milan and another revolt was expected.
SPAIN.-Gonzales Bravo has declined the
Mission to Washington.
GREECE Mr.. Marsh's request for the
navment ofindennity to Mr.. King for the
gro md seized at Athens has been granted but
the Creek Government refuses to reverse he
sentence of imprisonment,
INDIA AND CLIMATIC British hid
retaken Belling after considerable loss ano
were preparing to march on Ava if their terms
were not accepted within 80 days.
The nsurgent Chinese had captured Nankin,
and the cities OF Chang Choo and Shanghai
IRE totally deserted.
AUSTRIA 1t is confidently stated that
Radetsky has been empowered to settle the
difficulties between Austria and Switzerland
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-06

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Cabinet held a
protracted meeting oday. Mr.. Buchanan's
Instructions were again The subject of discus
sion. No final decision has YET been made.
Mr.. Buchanan will probably go to London,
otwitbstanding Mr. Marcy's refusal to give
him he settlement of thu fishery question:
When last here he had fixed on the 9th Of
" for his departure; butt is understood he
now will be furthe, delayed.
Mr.. Vim. Zanrzinger, Dlsbursing Clerk OF
the State Department, and an intimate friend
of Mr.. Webster. ives removed to day, to
make room for Mr.. Stubs, the individual who
sns removed bv Mr., Clayton for furnishing
Charles Jared lngersoIl with the facts from the
discussing accounts in tho State Department
upon " hich he based his notorious assault on
Mr. Webster
The appointment OF Stubs has incensed Mr..
Wcbsters friends, who consider ii on endorse
ment by the administration Of Stubs, and an
insult 10 the memory of the statesman.
General Amonte, Minister from Mexico, ar
rived here TO night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-06

ETTprofcsanr ALEX. y. BARHY's THICOPHERoUs, Of
INDICATED ComPoUhp, for Identifying, Curling, Pre-.
serving Restoring aud Strengthening the Hair, Reliev
ing Diseases of the skim Curing Rheumatic Pains and
Healing External Wounds. Bounded by geogrophi
cal lines he reputae ION of BARRYs TKrcoPHERoUs per
yades the Union The sales of he article Of nte mr.
have increased in ratio thnt almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY, after n careful examination Of his
snes book fnds that number e bottles delivere TO
der in quantities 81 from hnlf gross upward during thu
yenr 1852 was within n trinc Of $50 900
1t il unnecessary TO present nj length the evidences
ofthe wonderful properties Of tho frlcbopherous. when
the public had furnished such ndorsemeni ms this -
The cheupness Of T. article aud the explanations given
fits ell -rical action upon the hnfhe scap and in all
rnses of superficial irritation first recommended IL To
the attention Of the people, This thni the nven.
Tor desired. Every ho.te advertised itsef The effects
Of Tho fluid exceeded expectation II noted Ike n
cbarrn The Indies would not be without 1t. Country
dealers every section oil the United States found they
must have IL and thus built up a wholesale trade oil
an ez ent hitherto unbenrd of Il. regards articles o.
tbs kind The highest point has not yet been reached
aud it believed that the snlcs thisyear will be mil
lion anda half bottles
Depot and Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway; New
York. Retail price, % cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers hy the quantity Sold
by ii p 5ipal merchants and druggists throughout the
United Stntes and Cnnnda Mexico, West indies, Grea
Eiitnin France, &c.
Sold b, d. r. Lyman, II Sony and n. stabler, 4
Co Lynchhurg.
MAY 1G-d1cGm
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WASHINGTON Affairs.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Secretary of
the Interior left for the West this morning.
Samuel Hat, one cf the oldest Naval Con
structors has been appoint ID Chief OF the Blu
reau of Construction, Equipment and Repair.
vice Com Shublick who goes out under the
law of 1916.
B B. French entered upon his duty as Com.
of Public Buildings to day and appointed Chas
Thomas, Clerk, vice s. P. Ingales resigned.
Judge Crawford, upon whom had devolved
the duty of ad ministering the oath Of office to
the newly appointed, has had hrs hands full to
day.
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Fatal Steamboat Erplosion-Firc.

New York, July AS the steamer New
World was about leaving her dock here this
morning at 7 o'clock one Of her boilers explo.
1ed with a terrible conclusion. Ell Bull and
John Donnelly both 6remen, were killed ~
The explosion. Two other iremen are badly
injured. The chief engineer was badly scald'
oi.
The extensive bakery No 1913 Firs avenue,
was d stroyed by fire this morning. John
Cushing, a journeyman baker, YVES burnt to
death. MIS-. Healy, an elderly lady, Jumped
ed from the fpu,lh story window to the paw :
ment below and was SO dreadtully injured
that she soon died.
SECOND DESPATCH.
New York. July 1.-The explosion OF the
New World has up t, the present time result
cd in the death of FIVE of the crcw-two 9TH
ers are supposed to be dying.
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Later from 81. Thomas.

PHILADELPHIA. June 30th.-Advices from
ST. Thomas to the 10Th state that the yelowfe
yer was raging fearfuIly there, and that sever
al vessels had lost their officers and crews en-
tire Thirty seamen were in the hospital and
four TO six deaths occurred daily. The ship Fly
ing Arrow, from this port for California, at
ST. Thomas tor repairs, had lost three pa ssen.
gers and four seamen. The Captain and first
mate were down but recovered.
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FURTHER.
Forgery Trial Ercttiag Scene.

/
CINCINNATI, June lst-In Coutt TO day,
during the trial Of Kissane and Findlay for
forgery VIM. II. Johnson was called as wit
ness for the defence He called upon Kissane
yesterday, aud told him he was ahla to prove
his Whereabouts on the 14th. and correct the
mistake made by the Y illnesses for the prose
cullon. Previously he had not Seen kssane
Tor some time, but on reading the report in the
papers The idea occurred to him of taking the
stand and proving an abb. Johnson was for.
nerly OF the firm Of Lot, Pugh & Co, for
whom Klssane was confidential clerk AZ.
ter johnson had testified, the prosecuting at
torney handed him forged check drawn by
Kissane 10 December last and also giving him
one of the forged checks. johnson said lie
knew Klssane's handwriting Is we'll as his
own. He then compared the checks. and as
he dill so nexPression Of terror came upon
his conference, and with con,uIslve move
ment he threw both checks upon the table,
exclaming That oh ok is in klssane's hand
" ritng-Great Cod" johnson then fell back
with a convulsi,c expression, and was assis-
ted t chair. The effect was stunning upon
the Judge, jurors, awy crs, and spectelors.-
The VI Ill probably 60 to the jury to night.
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Deuructfpc Hail Storm.

NoRTHumBERlAND. Pa, July ist.-A ter.
rife hail storm passed over this pla"e from
The West about } O'Clock this afternoon. ex
tending some five miles in width. Neatly
every farmer lost almost his entire harvest
Fruits of all kinds have suffered much. Sew
era thousand window lights were broken in
this place. In some buildings as high as 200
were destroyed. Hail stones measuring II
inches in circumference were picked up on the
street. There is no estimating the extent oil
The damage
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IMPORTANT OHINESF NEWS

he Ne" York Esnre,s Of Thursday IN n
.a,e tsiternoon postscript has the following in.
telligence '''''''"s '-
Surrender Of NaHkin-Efect ofMe Ne,rs in
London- Withdrapal of Teas from N,
Market, 't'o"' "''
we understand that the house Of Mes.rs
james Waller X Co.. oil Front street Tea I'm
Pof'ers, have rcces ed a telegraphic dispatch
ron or nesle, giving some most important in.
'ehlgence tom China, in anticipation of the
overland mail.
IL Is stated that the dispatch in question ad
''ses Slate OF extreme CONSERVATION through
Out The hole north of China, that all business
al Inc ports except Canton was at a stand
still
The slaughter in small engagements was
great and no produce of any kind coming
down, the canal communications being closed
In Confirmation OF these accounts received
10y Messrs Walter, il is reported here tina, all
teas were Withdrawn from the London market
on the day Of the steamer Aiticas sailing.
e may also state that one other house in
New York, besides Messrs, Walter, have re.
ceved similar news.
FURTHER.
From our own correspondent at Liverpool
We learn that the Chinese Insurgents have Ia.
cen Nankln,and that Chang Choo aud Shang-
han " ere totally deserted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-06

NfOTICE-The undersigned would most rcsprct.
fully offer thrir services 10 the Ladies' oil Lynch
burg IL truc the prt OF embroidery Velvet Satin
Clot, Sc. with silk OF WorIcd floss. They i'll Mao
make to ordertseve iouspnitcrns Tor Pooo Ottoman,
Stool Chair aud Table covers, Lamp mats fire acreenr,
port lios, slippers. Ohlrns afess's emb' ordered &c
Resi- ienc, on Tnn-Y rd street, Fourth honse, North
Fat of Poes Tim Yard, nnd third squire lending from
Main street where samples othe work will be exhibited
with pleusure md terms made known.
MRS. s. g. SLAGLE D. DAUGHTER,
June 30. dJu
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Sustaining the Administration.

BosroN, June 3O.-The New Hampshire
Legislature, yesterday, had under debate Sc
ries of resolutions, endorsing the National AID
mnstration; pledglng the hearty support oil
the State, declaring II the duty ofthe Govern.
ment to protect the fisheries; and seting forth
that the acquisition oil Canada and Cuba are
important to the development of American
liberty,
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E7c;te1ueut at 50. .Johns.-TH Fisheries.

BosroN, July 3-Ad,ices from ST. Johns
N. b., to the LIST inst have been received
Great excitement prevailed relative to an at.
temp, to enforce the Maine Liquor Law, and
Temperance Hall was blown up with gunPow
der. :,
The mackere fisheries al Magda'en Islands
are an utter failure this season The armins
Of the American fishing vessels for self Protec
ton, is characterized as piracy.
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ADDE'S CLOTH GAIFEKS.-hlan d.
IL sumo supply of Lodie"' Cloth CATERS and hill
Gaiters with mud without tips line rarodi Kidand
fine white English Xii Slipper, pretty Ghild's Mn.
roon Cloth taiter; extrn fine Lad'es imported Mo-
rocco Lind und heavier work just nj hand A. go
Jog fast, M oEhpohi %
.Inne 3O-la
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Terrible HaHStOrm Damage, crystal
Palace Damaged- Loss 0f Life,

| W0Ct L|u"fh9 i<Doo " L<Jtp
New York. July 2.--One OF The most ter
rife storms, accompanied with wind, rain and
hail, that has been seen here for many years,
pissed over our city and vicinity last nigh do
ing great damage to property. Several build
ings We're unrooted, and some completely
blown down. Thus far it is ascerraiued that
four lives have hecn lost. The city was com
pletely dtluged A large amount oil glass bro
ken in various buildings, aud other injury
done.
The Crystal Palace was much damaged by
he storm and Aoodtd throughout. The storm
extended to Williamsburg, whereit destroyed
property to the amount OF $4,000. In Brook
lyn, Jersey city and other places, serious in
Jury has been sustained. Some Of the hail
stones which fell IN this city measured five
inches in length and three in thickness. They
fell like grape shot. Ii is impossible to ascer
tain the extent Of damage. So far heard
rom. the storm was very destructive along It's
entire track. The grain and corn and other
produce in the country suffered greatly.
The steamer Southerner and James Adger
arrived here this morning.
The ship Jenny Lind bound rom Boston to
the East Indies, has been lost.
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Union STEAMSHIP COMPA-

u NX'S LINEO.' STEAMERS ria Norfolk @<s~
and Cape Nav -For Phadr lhia every Wednesday,
SrfAnfR Cry OF RIonmoRp Capt. Mitchell.
STEAMER VIRatkIA. Capt. iehl'
One of thee splendid t.nmship will leave Richmond
ror Pm dclphin every acsday ut high touch.
ing at Cape May land passengers. Returning leave
Philadelphia every Wednesday at 10 o'clock A NJ un.
Ill further notice.
Passenger. for ape MAY, will consult their interest
by Ink M this route, II il In addition to being the
cheapest. the most expeditions aud comlo table.
Passengers for New YOrk-We hnvr en-
tered into arrnn forward passengers through TO
New York either by senmees, allowing them the
privilege Of maing In Philadelphia 1ree or four days
or proceed directly New York upoa the arrival OF
the steamers.
Shippe 10 the Wcst-Tobncfonisls deaf
rous of shipping Pitsburg will please benr III mind
that have made ali the necessary arrangements To
fo ward to aoco through 60 cents per 100 Ponnds
Due notice will be ala given in nil the Daily papers
in The city, when the will be ready . receive
freight aud the hour Of their smiling.
NJ d Shippers will bear in mind that oil Bills OF
nanq must be sent the wharf nj Rockets TO be sign
cd before he sailing uf stenm"rs
Fnsaage through TO New York, lat cabin and found %
Cape May
rhilaphio :
2nd cabin
Norfolk, 1st ="
For freight or passage. apply to
RO. RANKIN, AG'r., Richmond, Vo
ieeO diets on he Dock.
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DrradM Accident.

BURLINGTON, July 2-Mr James Mason of
the f IN of Jew ct, and Mason, of Richmond
was lnstln ly killed last evening. His neck
came in contact with circular saw which In
stan1ly severed his head from his body.
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Fran Turks Island.

New York July - Advices from Turks
Island state that the rains had destroyed an
immense IN, quantity of salt, causing scarcity
Inc article was selling at Is cents
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Jim Phillips, The negro boy found guilty of
the murder Of Renbin Gaines, Of Culpeper
County, was sentenced 10y Jud Q Field 10 be
hung on Friday the 18th day of August next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-06

was another collision on the B ltimore and
OHIO Railroad o. Saturday night, by which
much damage was done, and one man inthe
empoy ment of the road was killed.
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lust RECEIVED
y 10 bbs. Rock Fish.
20 bbs. No. Cut Ilcnings
% Boxes Olive Oil,
Is Tons Country and Rolled Iron,
IIhds. Prime =. X. Monsse',
10 bbls. Orleans Monsses,
25 Boxes Lone Sugar,
All of which we offer for sale low
July OTIS jos Is. NOW LIN d w.
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CONCORD. July 1.-The Legislature has
passed resolutions endorsing the Admlnstra-
ration, but those relative to the acquisition OF
Cuba were reiected.
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HORdnyng and Guatemala

New YoaE, July 3,-Advices from Truxil
10 to the 18th stale that the war between Hon
luras and Guatemala is ended.
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ment Of Ia g. SIM b, clerk in an exehangr
fl N FuIun street. Runo~ fixes 1t at about
$40, 900 but there was nothing definite.
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
Tsicgrophcdf1 the Lynch6urg Vpg,nian.

BaLTIaoRE, July 8.
Flour s4.75-Ncw Red Wheat sl,05 to
l.06-while 10 10 ii5-Whiic Corn 81 to
6S-Yelow IL.
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:.f.& lFaWN W - -
Important and Cheering News!!
PARISEN IL KINGS
AIEA MAnIR XRKESS.

PER ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED ExPEDI.
TION, &c, &C., Ne.
VNHE proprietor hoyng mode new arrangements for
i tie sill better dispatch Of their Express by the
Stconahips " ROANOKE" and "JAhEST TO WN"
from New York they wish keep II before the public,
Paisca d. Krg's Popular Southern Espress Ia al
ways hand for the mediation of their friends,
the lowest aud unparalleled dispateh,--heir
r. leaving New York is generally delivered ut al
every int of yirg mia In 48 hours, and throughout
f'o.- Caro- ~ In So hours. md ut FORTY PER CENT
rgLowruE OLD HUMBUG MONOPOLY.
PARIsEH A. KIEa's facilities for the expeditions trans
por aton Of Freight and Packages, cannot be bent by
ny Express Company in Existence, md they defy any
competition therefore in tho shape of Humbug, fmro
4iti'n aud Monopoly
EVs Be TO order your goods by Parisen & Kings
Express. No. 2. Barclay Street, New Yorb
w Res. assured ,,hat all they Promisehey will faith
fully iolflli
PARlSEN Il KING, No. Q. Barclay ST., N. Y, Vi
and Boingbrook 81, Petersburg, Va,
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CARATOGA wATER-A constant supply
- of this valuable wutcr hnnd-dircct from tho
celebrated Congress Spring. in New York for snIe by
ieI3-is JOHN II. SEAY Druggist
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AGE N 8 .

NOTICE.-Exprcss packages for Norfolk, Pe-
tersburg Richmond and the Interior intended for ship
rncnt per stcamers Roanoke" Jamestown" will
hereafterh e received by Messrs. Pnriaen King, End
Barclay ST., New Yo X, who the only authorized
gents forward Express packages by those stean
SHIPS VfRGisiA, N. CARoLIsA IL TENNESSEE.
10 ld-dta
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Nsw YoRK. July 8.
Flour sfeady-Whife Wheat 1928 Yell
low Corn 691. Mixed 6s.
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PHILADELPHIA. July 8.
The Steamer San Jacinto from the Medete-
ranean has arrived
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
OF side Wheel Ocean Ssea isnships,
. c s.salilu-zc JAmrsrowr RoASoks Zss1rwc

BETWEEN RICHMOND, NORFOLK a. NY.
TIVE JAMESTOWN. Capt. Lewis Parrish. lenvcs
1 Richmond every Tuesday afternoon ut .'elock.
The ROANOKE, CAPT Ed Cavrndy, leaves Richmond
every Friday ternoou at o'clook
Returning they leave Nv York every Tuesday and
SATURDAY, after, at o'clock, stopping at NortoH go
ing end euruin rad giving passet sers ample time to
zee tint plncc
Passage from New York including meals md fno
State nceomoda COS, only ..-.....--..Si 0 90
Stccra g paspope 10 or from N w. only $3.50. 90
Tncsc ships Of 400 mud 900 tons burthen be-
ing new ell Of the modern improvements are ipcorpo-
nfcd in their construction, and proVd according 10
the law of Cong cas- and for strength and speed
they sland L. For Freight or Passage appiytp
LuDLAM & WATSON, Richmond.
June 26 dl3t
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HOTEL, Lexington, VA.

CENTRAL HOTEL, Lexington, Va.
~ The subscriber would inform his old friends and
the public generally Tint he has completed and furnish
I'd the addition his house and Is prepared to
ncconm date travellers and others in good style
nny hou in the wiley. This house il in the central
part Of the town and convenient all kinds Of business
III toble and bar always piled with the very best
the markets afford, aud his stables under the
upcrntendcncc Of OF the best osters in the state
BY long experience in the business, and his we'll known
disposition please he hopes share bern portion
of the patronage Of the travelling public.
ie 20-3m VIII LIAM McCAUL.
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l[IKGINIA and Tenn. R 81. Depot--

by order Of the Board Of Directors Of the
va. & Tenn. Rail Road Co. The Agent at each Dspot
ia held personally responsible for the freight any
Package which may pass ouf of his hands, unless PRIV
pnd
Thi. therefore Is to give notice to all persons who
ship from Lynehbnrg. that article Of Merchandise,
81 be forwarded by Rail Road. until the freight
!. paid arrangements be made for the 81
tho other end ofihe line where il may be directed. In
like Tnnuage coming East must be cleared or
paid for before taken from the Depo II IL hoped all
will readily scquesce in so abor-sa, ing arrangement
~ the Cash sysiem. i. JELLlS, Ag't
June ia
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EXTENSIVE EMBEzzLEMENr-The n York
Express mentions rumor OF the emoezzie'
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NEW YoRk, July 8.
A fire occurred in Front street to day and a
large amount Of cotton was consumed. loss
900