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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-12
virginia nilitaryInstitute.

The Commencement OF the Y. NJ Institute
took place on The 4th 10 the Presbyterian
Church.
For day or two preceding visitors from
different sections OF the State had b. en- com
ingi our usually quiet village. and on the
morning Of The 4th crowds Of persons from
tbs and the adjoining counties came pouring
INTO town. until the Hofes and streets were
literally packed with the living mass eager to
hear and ZEE what " as going on.
About O'Clock the Corps of Cadets enter.
ed The Church which was densely crowded b i,
anxious spectators of every age, sex and con-
drtion in life.
The National Grafton was delivered by Ca.
del j. w. Humes Of Washington; subject
Party Spirit"
Salutalory Grafton, by w. w. Williams, oil
| Norfolk City.
Destiny of France" by WI Lee of al
exandria.
VaIedictory, by T, c. Smith, of Norfolk
Cry.
The certificate OF Grad ualion was conferred
upon each member of the class twenty six il
number We understand) by Colonel F. H
Smith.
The exercises were closed by an addres.
to the graduates from James Barbour, ESQ, 8
rseuber Of the Board of Visitors from Culpep
er.
A fine Band of Music was in attendance en-
lvenlng the exercises with its excellent and
acceptable performance.
The Festivities Of the 4th were concluded
by magnificent display Of fire works at nigh
and the customary Military BIl.-B
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Senior de Larranzar. the Mexican Minister
TOOK leave OF the President on Thursday. He
made neat address. Astounding with friendly
sentiments. and expressing the hope that in
the solution ofthc pending questions, the spirit
Of justice. Cancellation and mutual respect
might prevail The President replied in alp
propriate terms After " hich Gen. Almonte.
the new Mexican Minister presented his ere.
dentials, and delivered an address.in which he
expressed his anxious hope that amcable
relations through all lime might be maintained
between the Two countries, and solicited the
cooperation of the President for the further
ancc OF that object The President responded
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The Lion HGART.-The n. Y. Evening
'ost says that it Is proposed to solicit from the
Museum Of Rouen the heart Of Richard Cmur
de Leon, to bury beneath Marchefts statue Of
that hero, about to be erected in London, in
remembrance Of the Worlds Fair of 1851.
ITO what" strange fuses must we come"
The heart Of Richard beneath statue com.
memorating the Worlds Fairl What change
has come over the spirit of England and of
the world since that heroic heart ceased to
beat. More splendid and valuable trophies
than were ever won in the Crusades have been
heaped up In The Crystal Palace by The peace
inl Victories ofCommerce. If the huge war
rlor OF the Lion Heart could have risen from
his grave, and sta!ked into the Palace. how he
would have wondered at that spectacle OF
more than Oriental spendor, and how would
they have wondered at the colossal barbarian
IN his antique armour and his immense battle
axe brandshed above his head!-lIoraino
Mail.
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ETPEEs1DExT TTLEa-CeTtain rspors
having been siEeslat~d abroad thsf Il Pres
d-st Joan Tyler 3 = very dsliczte s'sse q
hsaish. Ard ~ expected = ssrrIse mach les-
ger. the New York Head = authorized %
say. thai bis only sil1nen' i ne naisrsl iaslr-
- u approaching sges thas Otherwise IS
heath as beea Is goo1 as r. scase years past
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BIN. SocLE, the newly appointed Minister
TO Spain, on his way 10 Washington. wLiher
he was going to receive his final instructions,
stopped 10 New York, and here is an account
OF scene there
SEgrYaDE TO Mn SoULR "A sereilade, IN
which some 300 or 400 persons participated
was given TO Mr.. Soule, our new Minister 10
Spain, at his lodgings in New York on Mon
day night.4lh inst On his appearance he was
greeted with enthusiastic applause and cheers
Tor "Snule and Cuba"
Upon which. the Baltimore Patli,t re n arks
this Is very pretty passport for Mr. s. to g
10 the Court OF Spain with Reverse the cas-,
Jet Spanish Minister come to this couu,r,
with like endorsement, how would be- be re
cclsed at Washington The fact wolld ap
pear to be, from this and similar demsgogut
proceedings towards him, that Mr.. Soue gee,
10 Spain as the Prime Minister Of the Flllibus
ters instead Of this country Why is it tina, he
above all our newly appointed foreign minis
tiers, is thus toasted and shouted overt Why
don't they approach Mr.. Blu. hanan in the same
wayl He is diplomat and minister worth a
thousand Soules
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-12

Town SUBSCRIPTION. On Saturday vote
ofthe freehoders of Lexington was taken on
the question OF authorizing The town council to
subscribe $4,000 to the stock oil the North Riv
Company on condition that the remaining SIG.
600 of private stock shall be subscribed by IN.
dividuals. The proposition was carried by a
vote Of SIS 10 %
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Tfse R-psbEsesa - yesterday fosrassg a.
roxsces - xi.kSs.-sl = NJ. McCesxLs
fsp.s "a s1norsl cksiT. szJ fa~ secssssgzs q.
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wfxh ~. Jgas q P.ETos. 4 ~6li 81 f-fz-e b
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ne R~psbness ha5 sssgsr~a - 80 = e.
tszs4.s q ~ sbssfses - srser. an ~ cost
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we par from IA ~ah snzzecse3 rszsss- AF.
Wo1Ssoa = sno~B - gs.sssrnsr n rusrh
ezserseaes = fas ssaasgersezt q newspaper.
and prsessss8 ss5 sseas wri.~r. Ne wel.
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hstow l. ne ps.sfe j. ne Eoslszi.y aye
T. ss.1s-sigaes5 hssiez f,-ns-s.y besa ESQ
essss E1ssgr o Ire ~Rspss.ieza. 81 = per-
O q fvs years. 6essns an.seeesss.yt = give
s~y errvssssg1 of kis rsclzticaI far. he ped (
e ifslzery ss8 eaergy = tse psrtorEDaace o
b 9asses zs1 80 eoraas y eooFse~ste wah
RS eeseasyssrsvaas "a m press "a s8vprssiaZ 4
Easersl. fsosgh no rex sess % erfrasszzs, 80
-. q T1feyn1I Improvement. Psrf5esss, ~
sentssa -. BE Fi4ea 4 - faasists fsestsifinz
. tsse bsscaa H1teresss u Lyafh1sFg. sa1 he
Sssgrs j. teetssr gsrers 3 bst prefer :
r. as s3Fe5 - - zess rsfber 'hsa - 20
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ssE - shs vs5ac, ia - hgpes - tsce.e
whss - FEES be si1 ffeqseatig res3 tlseif
hid coas55erz 90 ses3 la1slzenes.
LhN.L. WOODsOs.
We azse issdvsrten..g fssled 50 Do,ice tie
retirement II NJ. A :. BrgosD from The Dsa
vile Register. sse - aai. 70 Nessrs X "
Lrtss aid T. 4 Hgwtrp-who are heresf
ter 70 edit and pu5iash i. Nf Baloe3 id hifs
eli great credit - - e5isor and TIE Der con.
dsctors have gwen eylJeace that re psper
viii IN Their hands Ice nothing Of tie charse.
Ter i bss acquired, The Register is fsyorile
exchange and we wish !, the smplest pfosper.
~.
TIE Baltimore American, orc II tbs most
dign6eJ and csrefaily conducted daily jour
rails IN ia, country. now Numbering fifty eigu
years, changed part Ownership on TIE ls inst.
nes.rs. Dobbin b Poltoa take the place ol
Dobbn, Murphy b Bose.
The Wsshingioa Republic has appeared in
the new firm under which !, Is nov 70 be pub
EsbeJ. II - redoeed in size, bot IN is improved
appearance and IN to greater variety and in.
ieress 81 re contents. ii no doub. be vel
come ard Influential paper.
The Washington Evening Sar has appear
ed snJer the auspiees d IL ncw coadgc
tors. Aessfs. Wagsck b Hope. y b. have ea
lsrged and improved i. A new II seerls
paper called The H. epeolent," /. 70 lee pub.
Essed a Georgetown. ID. e. gessrs Sc'te
b Roller al be he pr9p,ic,ors.
Cd seynosr bas become sole PROF f.e,or q
the Sew ORLEANS Commercial Ba ielin. having
parchased William l.. HoJgc's bali interest
for so 900. NJ s. f. Wilson has pulcisseJ
Alezaadrrr. Ba.lila's foar,h interest 10 ths
New Orleans Pieaynne.
The LoaJogn Ca,ohicle. heretofore Wig.
has changed hands and become democratic.
TIE Chionicis was owned by NIr. Houg1. y 40
transfers i to Ar. Chlfies VI. Stewart. Of
Charies,own, Jefferson co Va, Who change,
the name Of The paper 10 " Lou ioun Demo
Graf"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-12

The FRENcH EMPEROR 1t is stated that
the health of the French Emperor exci,es the
greatest anxiety. Violent sw eIlng of his legs
and feet Is one ofhis dangerous symptoms; but
he still continues to appear public.
The Emperor and Empress are living in the
greatest simplicity a, St. Cloud AT the desire of
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OBITUARY.

DIED, in Charles city county Friday. the 1t OF
July. Mrs LUcY BEcEET. wife of Robert Beckett. for
nerIy Of Richmond leaving behind husband and four
children. and many devoted friends nourn her ire
raiab loss.
county f Campbell. Miss MARTHA WATTS, aged 70
~ Richmond Whiz, Tri-Weekly Commonwealth
birkshurg Sentinel AMI Knoxville Reai<ter pease INV
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TWO OTHER NEW ,oTss

1Jz ] ] sor1lv4 1r,-ey " aas. s. e. a. =
frsa ~ y. Y Eseaisz Hasvoy. lgvd Ira "a.
HoEcEs7Ek's PIsao foKTxs.-It slzss. 81.
essszrs e ~ ge<d sord q az I'd friea4 y
- s~cesser. HzEag akfea +tzksa fa~ rssgasss.s.ss
rs5z se1aisz Pass. u : gfstzfFiar u l. v
81 'hsf hzse seser hesrI lie fr.f ssfl q -- .
z ~ pre-, tgss dsss55sy q NJ. y osee.s n,
sunx-
a A. the xorld. ~ith =. zifs aad daughter. :.
apifosa the Sosrh y af.ssd - aGfezs Ezi.s, =
Big re-lini them IL fbe sszz0a q Hosese,, r.
aas Fsrtes. TseF are frsiy eIgsBt Izs;fsrrssst.
~s--i al nsssogssy ait Ouf sny = TIE Bal Be-,
.tsiz sboaf thesn
Froz IL \ = Sunday coarss. lyrsz liza. Issa
PTAz0s--As the raint stamp e car gold redo. :.
-srrsaf. does tn name Of Worcester me-, st
Pisas inspire confidence eseryNhere. n. 81 non
rnazafaeisrsr Il these popular .astrarneni. bs -
hin fret cisss fepgisiios. aa aay Piano rsrsr4s4
. establishments cannot I'll give the glns.,
ioz 20 buyeE
From he Ri1ls0.d Tize.
PIaF0s-T hese lsrs1iifgl instruments. yhi-L 1t.
Few Years pat have ie~prse sere.sar. er,s,sa, I'm
. parlur have been brought saci lseffe lion ~
ard zaish and 10 tore. that dsult very ~ y.
the iaY-n15Ts and enterpfising genius 81 the russf
rers car II future aid much more 10 thar air,I
To oar ear nave heard 10 instrument. tia, o'
csnFsare n Of ions to those rnanufsc,I -
~ grcr-,er. ard -sId b Mr.. A. MORRIS oa,ksaI5o!
ssa.iose- d this city. In finish are sati.fe ,b
not exceled. But few DAYS since one n -. an
performers hsge fistene to. while ,rar,ii
diicat piece u music one Of " orce,ter's pia,.
marked u, thai it 40. the sweetest toned ,.,,
eis fingers hal ever touched. and he had ,JataJ -
great variety Of pianos, boih North and South II f
agree with him. and therefore take pleasure In sd.;
iur readers cal on Morris. AMI suppl, ,ban,.ls
A NORRIS i Ole Agent for the sale OF Worre..,
r. no. and j receiying additional supple. h., sl
every packet from New y rk. His prices are liz .
- at the iacory he solicis examination uf his ncL
om tho.e in want Of saeieT Pianos, moderate pri.
lie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-12
commencement OF william & Mary.

A correspondent of the Norfolk Beacon
gives gratifying account of the late com.
mencement exercises at this venerable institu.
ton. Amongst the list Of graduates there
were eight L. B's., and four P's. The ad
dresses Of the students were said to be of a
very superior character
Tie number of students at the last session
was IS and the prospects of tho college are
considered every way improving. We quote
the following in continuation:
J. B. Dabney, Esq, OF the county of Camp.
bell, who had been selected Ivy the Phi Beta
Kappa Society as their orator, was in attend
ance, and by his Grafton upon The True Prin.
ciples of Education. fully sustained his right
10 the honor which had been conferred upon
him. We regret that we cannot give even a
sketch OF this able projection. In due time,
however we doubt not that at the call of the
society, before whom it was delivered. on the
evening previous to commencement, il will
speak for iisclf'
The degree of LII. ID was conferred on Mr..
Dabney-an honor of which his attainments as
a scholar and jurist' his talents and high char
acter render him eminently worthy. We con
graduate him on the distinction.
THE BOARD OF PUBLIc WoRKs have decided
10 make Coyington, and not Clifton Forge, the
terminus OF the Covington end Ohio Road
fhe Central Road will therefore be obliged TO
form the connection at that point
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-12

While party of twelve ladies were in bath
ing at New port, The other day. the horse ran
away with the wagon containing all their
clothes. A very vicious horse. They were
obliged TO "wait for the wa gon -
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Tks Css-foi.szse Iez<-.s-ssn s.asss IA
-. Ryss. ear lsts Arsz@x - Frzacss
a. a. Cassl9sssrll.s Aszaar. ioskzg ~
s1N He gave !. ~ ksso7 saiez.soeoFosg - -
Jessrsazzsa. fhss ifEAe U15ses States ssassas
-sske - ss'sssps toscessss -Frzneessos
saserfere % pysv.ri ! sn5 declare a ssziass
= . cosnsrs.
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- Eszs-es.. re1-st , = aasss= 80 gs'ae
80 q IL eaz-s kass rserFse -
.-ssa
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MARRIED..

1T the Nnrgell House in this city, Tuesday NOR
ming tie ) inst, by the Rev John E. Edwards. Dr.
BERNHARD RoEaER. aud Mis- MARcELLA Ros.ER.
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PETERS RURc

AUlyL
Springs. Through IN 'tr0 days.
TNHE Virginia Team. Raroa COMPANY nov. nro.
Il the quickest safest AID cheapest route win
increased facilities, before offered ly any line r.,
tie travelling public visiting the Virgins Spri6g.
Passengers le wing Richmond daily at 6o.clarkP "
Sundays excepfed) by Messrs BOYD, Edmond & ca.
iiae % packets with experienced commander>-or tho
morning at o'clock NJ BY The Da vile Rail-
road meeting passe gers leaving Petersburg att ocok
A NJ the same frOrnng at the junction uf The S,5,L
side R8road will proceed to Rice's Station ,hsre ,b
all bad line of new and supetiu Troy CoacIe, I'm,
horse, and experienced drivers in readiness to convey
them with the possible dispatch, viii reach Lynch
burg early in the evening 10 time have soad rig,
and take the Cars of the Virginia Tennessee
Dad at 7 O'Clock. VI next morning 10 Bon.ack'.
disianc, Of II miles two hours in connection win
Parish & Cos old established line of Stages 50 well
known TO the travelling public for their safety and d..
patch. well supplied with Coaches excellent horse
accommodating agents and drivers convey them
to the Mountain ilou-e supper, and after eom5a-
hle nshts the White Sulphur Spring, before 10
o'clock the next morning. the second day leaving
Lynchburg.
Returning. passengers will leave Il 2 White Suphur
Springs "a, 3 o'clock NJ. daily, (Sunlays excertcd)
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at ocio,k P. NJ. ana
arrive at the Mountain i'ou> supper. asing the
next morn ing day light. breakia.iug Scots arrive
AT Bonsacks u o'clock p N-and l. nctbarg at G.
7. NJ leave LyGchburg evening by Packet
o'clock z. NJ for Richmond ARR ing the second M I'm.
ing at o'clock a. Nor by stages at I2l A Nor
from to o'clock in the morning. and South>de Rail-
road To Petersburg and Dan Tile Railroad IL Richmlnd,
arriving same evening NJ ) o'clock p NJ
Raees Of fare from Richmond aad Petersburg.
BY Boyd u monds Packet from Richmond
and Virginia & Tennessee Railroad to Mine
ulphur Springs, 9. On
to eect SIP ing, 90
BY Danyiiie Railroad rom Richmond and South
side Railroad from Petersburg, and stages
Va & Tenn. Rail Road to White Sulphur
Springs, SO 50
to Sweet Springs, O. 50
THOMAS SHARP
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-12

TEF yosnz sssa Lspse7rnh. Fl Rieh-7na.
insl. 81 rs recessed &C bsl. rs beea ar-ezs
= azsin. ia Consequence Of ths d~arh q -
wooded ryzsa.
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- Indemnifying Bonds.
Bills of Lading, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, different Sizes, Bonds,
And all the different BLANKS which found for sale can
p bad at the Nrgnian Office where is large and
lul supply just issued from the press.
The gentleman TO whom the execution this department Of
our business Is entrusted has State and
who ocT work this establishment may rest assured Of
speedy ami faithful perfornnrrc
Our facilities for Pamphlet, Card, and Rule Work.
are complete, which with the addition Fancy Ty and
Embellishments recently Plade, Yirgnian as go oi
Office "A Is 10 be found in the interior
in 26-d&cifts TERRy o SIIIETnc
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UEF A LO SPRINGS LINE OF
a. SEAGES.--OwiHg to a misunderstanding we
did not commence running Line of Stages on the
hr't OF July as advertised, but happy t. inform
the pnblie that we commence to-day running DAILY
LINE between the Springs and Bethel connecting with
the Boat at he latter point
food horses and careful drivers, only IA miles Stage
and miles by Boat.
~ Fare from Bethel 81
lily - IA J. p. EUBANK & co
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4 .tasgy rssae.. - sssla .errie- l.rruias.
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WS-sgricuifuraI Implements
l. On hand large assortment of Flows twcn. dill
.rent patterns, comprising three horse right
md let-land Livingston Co Peekskill, Boston Eagle
Double mould board, Hillside aud Suh-Soil-Aiso,
md 5 tooth expanding CuItiyators: expanding
,nd Harrows; single and double COrn-SheIi-
erS; Cutting Boxes, different sizes and paterns'
fatent Thermometer Churn. and a variety of other
turning implements,-also, improved Patent HAY
Presses. The above are warranted equal to any eve
ri in this market and will be sold reasonable terms
Al the
PIEDMONT WORKS,
Lyuchbvg, Ia
p" Orders by nail prompt, filled.
M,rcLI1-;G,
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slLAsIER-Just received and for sale at ouf
Mill. 200 tons of Plaster. ground and unground
We arr now able furnish all kind. Of the Peak Till
Flow Castings and Points, and warranted FIT all plow'
made here. and all Northern Patterns Those in Wanl
please give a call.
tsb l7-dts WHITEMORE. McNAMEE & CO.
bacon IL LARD-30.0 600 lbs Bacon and
- Lard in store consi gnmen for sale favor
able lie 6-ts1 LEE &. JOHNSON
Doh Il W.T. e Fine Port Wine for nedi'
l. cal purpose, WARRANTED PURE, in quart and pint
borles-for sale by LEE & JOHNSON.
je2l-ts
HUANO-360 bags best Peruvian Guano Just
~ ceiyed and for sale by J RENWICK,
le BITS on the Cana.
pest London Porter in Store and for sale
Dbv AarilS-ts LEE d. JOHNSON
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BOOKS. &c.
BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
=, 6. RedfTeEss.


Nos 10 and IL Nassau street, New York,
Has recently published the following and popular
Books, for sale by Booksellers generally
1-Speeches and Addresses Of Thos F. Meagher,$1 90
2-cap Sbeaf, Fresh Bu die, lewis MYRTLE 90
3-Chevaliers of France, (ierbeT) l25
4-Children of Light, by Caroline Chesebr0, 90
5-Regal Rome, by Francis w. Newman, 60
6-DiscOveries in the Mississippi valley, &C., by
Marquette and others. $50 Maps, &C. 200
THE Fore,t (Author of l. dy ALICE l25
o-Ancient Egyp under the Pharoahs{K vls2 o.
9-Conparative Physiognomy. q w. Redfeid) 90
lO-Phiosophers and Actresses (Houssay e. Wis so
li-Nen and Women ofthe 18Th century. vols. 80
l2-Ihe Master Builder, life a trade ID .X.Lee)l 90
13-llagar. story OF To-day. (Ahce Carey) 100
1.-THE Men of the Time. Contemporary Biog-
I5-Trench on the Study of Words. -
16-Knights of Eng aud (lerber) 25
I7-Cavaliers of England fiierberD 25
is-Poetical Works of Fitz Greene Haeck 100
l9-lsa pilgrimage Caroline Chesehrn) 90
20-Clovemook. (Alice Carey 10
2l-Lectures and Miscelianfes (Ienry James1 IS
22-Dream Land by Daylight Caroline Ghesebro) / 25
23-Taens and Traditions Of Hungary PGlszkO l IS
24-GpsodeS of Insect Life. vols. each, 200
25-Chapmans American Drawing Book parts each 50
26-Characers in the Gospels. Grew f. II, Chaph) 50
2f-Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers. (Aytoun) 90
2o-Lyra and other Poems. 0Alice Ca cyl rs
2299-Fhe Book of Ballads (Bon Gaultier) IS
3l-Lillian and Other Poems. (Praed) 90
30-Phe Ladies of the Covenant. (Audersan) 25
32-W orks OF Edgar Allen Poe. vols. 90
55-Bronchtis and Kindred Diseases. w. W.Hall co
34-Wriehts Sorcery and Magic 25
3l-The Night Side Of Nature (Crowe) 1925
36-Grscom on Ventilation Coloed plates. 90
37-Naper's Pennsnar war, complete. 8 90
50-Reichenbachs Dynamlcs of Magnetism. 25
IN PRESS, AND NEARLY READY.
Napoleon in Exile by B. E. O'Meara, 3 VS.. 90
2-Ihe Pretty Plate, illustrated by barley, 63
5-Ihe Speeches of the RI Hon. t. B: Macaulay,
2vols. so
"A Stray Yankee in Texas, illustrated by barley 25
5Nick OF The Woods, by Dr. Bird new revised ed i rs
b>-The Speeches, State Papers and Miscellaneous
works OF Hon. ~ H. seward VS. svo each, 2 so
6
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Grass Valley Gold Mining Company

r WINCHESTER, President. Capital $250OO
81 Shares. $500; naishares, 500.
The rich Quartz claims owned by the Company ex-
coed in nmber, covering surface OF 100 acres IN
The richest and desirable part Of Grass Valley
The machimery which is the most approved and pow
eFGuI any yet manufactured, is calculated to pnver
izs one hnnIred tuns per aay The principal part OF
the machinery is on the ground and the remsnder dai.
y expected The whole the property is paid for,and
the Company rec rcm debt. This is no speculative
afixr. lew shares of the Stock for sale at par Pam
uhists. containing the Charter, Bylaws, Map, &C.,
may be ubtained at The Office; if by mail ncose two
three4cens stamps Address, post paid, with remit
tanee III stock, lin drafts on New York; or current
fundsl es
AR + RfeIEA ARDS Sec'y, No. lO7 Fulton st N X,
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DUTNAM'S New Monthly Magazine.
L Memoirs of the uuguenUi Family.
Napoleon III Exile. by Barry E. Z Mlava, Esq.
Lille on the Isthmus, by Joseph w. Fabens.
The Boy Hunter, by Capt. NJ Reid.
Poems, by Charles Mackay.
Poems. by Rev. Henry Afford
Uncle Toms Cabin,-illusIraied.
My Life and Acts in Hungary .-Gorgey
Blanca, Tale of Elm ard Itay,-Maturln.
Life of Walter Scott,-Slc Leod.
Katie Stewart,
Meagher's Speeches,-1 vol
Narrative, Papers, q by Thos De Quincy.
Pretty Plate, illustrated by Darling.
Aunt Efiie's Rhymes, 25 Illustrations.
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