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

TIE Ohm RiUer- Trade and Western Ira rel
WHEELING, July 8.-The water in the Ohio
river has risen to about "a inches. which ena-
bles all the light draughts teamers to run TO and
from Cincinnati. Freights on the river are
higher, however Dry goods and other first
class freights are 80 80 cents per 100 pounds
The through travel by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad and the river continues unnter
rup;ed. The boats are always ready upon the
arrival OF the cars, which are now running
quite regularly. Some OF the passengers on
reaching here take the route through Zanes
vile and Columbus to Cincinnati, which Is be
coming more popular.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-12
Another Fatal Drawbridgc Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, July Sth.-1hls morning al
two o'clock the freight train which left vii
r1ington fo1 Philiadel phia ran into Brand wine
Creek, at the draw of the brid e, on the out
skirts ofihe town. The bridge tender saws
that he gave the proper signals, but no atten.
ton was paid to them.
The locomotive, tender, and two large plat.
form burthen cars were percipated into the
creek, presenting mass Of ruins. The engi
neer, named Grwin, and the fireman were
drowned. The conductor and other persons
on the train fortunately escaped If it had
been passenger train the accident would
have been equal to the Norwolk catas ,ropbc.
SECOND DISPATCH
WILMINGTON. July S-The accident was
caused by the bridge tender going to sleep.
He heard the whistle of the train coming out
of Wilmington, and in his fright does not know
what he did. He thinks however that he
raised his lantern. which was the proper sig.
nal that all was right. Thus the officers of the
train we're deceived, and thought all was right
and went ahead
Charles Garwin, the engineer, belongs to
Ekton, and is unmarried Reuben Titus, the
fireman. was crushed beneath the engine ten
der, and three platfol IN cars loaded with cross.
ties.
The bridge tender is a very worthy and
sober man, and has been keeper Of the bridge
for six years. He was only on duty every
other night. After letting the train from Phil
adepha across al IL o'clock, feeling tired. he
thought he would lie down He fell asleep
and was so alarmed that he did not know what
he did. This is his own statement. He was
overcome by his feelings he at 'empled sui
eide He has been arrested on the charge of
murder, AID held TO bail before the New Castle
County Court.
The verdicto of the jury exhonerates the Com
pany entirely from all blame, the instruc-
lions to the bridge tender were of tie most ex-
picit character.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-12

We take great pleasure in recomnen1in the Mex
lean Mustang Liniment to all friends and custom.
ers the best article have ever used for Sorcs
Sprains or Gais, ON Horses We have used it cxten.
sively, and always eiecuallv. Some OF ourmen have
also used it for severe Bruises and Sores as well us
Rheumatic Pairs, and they all say TINT have aban-
doned the use of any other Lniment.
NJ HEWITT Foreman for
AMERICA ExrREss CO., 10 Wall at
HARDEE's ExPHEss. 81 Broadway,
PULLES, VIRGIL Cos, 10 Wall st
WELLS, FARGO d. Cos, do do
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reception 0fMe President.

PHILADELPHIA, July 8.-The committee o.
arrangements will meet the President al vii
mlngton with steamboat aud escort him to
the city. He will land at the Navy Yard
whele he will be received with military es
cort. The President will be or horseback.
General Patterson has called out the whole di-
vision OF military.
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Through by EXyresst

This Is to certify thut tito Mexican Mustang I1iment
has been used quite extensiven the stables of Adams
x Co.'S Great Southern Eastern and Western Expre.,c
tor curing Galds, Chaes Scratches, Sprnns and Bmi
ses, and it has proved very eiec tun Many of THEN
men have used it on Themselves and eir famiea md
they all speak ofts healing aud remedial quqes in the
highest terms. One of hostlers got nrd ao
y cut and bruised ON his knee-nsusunI the MusTANa
LlNiMENr was rcsorted to and the md LIANT.
e's was soon removed and Il was perfectly well in
three or four days. We have hesitation IN recon-
mendng it as valuable preparation be used exter-
nally man or beast.
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

~ This Eminent has proved its'f uuequalei for
The cure OF Ulcers, Old Sores Bruises Spran., Rheu.
matisn, Neuralgia, Corns. Piles Scaldngs or pains in
any purt fthe body that an external application Gun
recah.
We could publish volume of certificate, from those
thai have been cured of the diseases aud also from those
tnat have Horse cured OF Rngbonc, SPAWN Cracked
heels, Saddle Gnls. Stiffness or any unnatural .nl,rse
ment of bone muscle.
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Fatal accident and Fire.

MONTREAL July s.-Last evening Mr.. Hughes
formerly Indian Interpreter,and in the employ
of the Hudson Bay Company for 40 years, was
instantly killed on the Montreal and New orH !,
Railroad. His horse dashed on the II ack, land
both i. and the carriage were torn to pieces
The Tobacco and Snuff mandatory of A.
Levy. at Griffinstown, was destroyed by hre
this morning.
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WASHINGTON Affairs.

WASHINGTON. July o.-Despalches were
received at the State Department 10 day from
the Hon. John Borland. which account for his
protracted sickness whilst travelling He has
now recovered and reports himself ready for
lnstructjcuS
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TALUABLE CITY PROPERTY For

Snie.-lhe Undersigned offers for snle the HOUSE
~ Lo on TN street, ut present occupied by VIM. Nj.
Binektord, Esq'r The house is comparatively new
has or rooms with all necessary houses and u
line garden attached.
Apply to the undersigned, Mr.. ID, T. g Peters,
bynchburg. AUSTIN NJ TRIBE
June 1l-d0c2nwt.
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APPOINTMENT OF CoNoULs.-We learn from
the Republic that Mr. E. Worrell, OF Delaware
has been appointed United States Consul at
Nlatanzas. Cuba, and J. L. Nelson, OF Mary
land, United States Consul at Turks Island
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w AsHINGTON HOTEL,

LEXINGTON, VA.
ESHE subscriber has taken charge of this old and well
Il known Hotel, which opened Oh the LIST day OF
April His House is we'll fu, nished and his table shall
be supplied with the best tho country affords His Bar will
be furnished with the choicest liquors. His Stable will
be in charge Of IA careful Oster and will be literally
supplied with proyendeT lie pTomisesio spare effort
to give entire satisfaction all who may favor him with
call and appeals generous public for patronage.
np l8-dac3m JOSEPH w. MOORE.
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NOTICE.-Exprcss packages for Norfolk, Pc
tersburg Richmond and the Interior in coded for ship
fnent per steamers Roanoke" jamestown" will
hereafter 10 received by Messrs Parisen King, 2nd
Barclay ST. New York, who the only authorized
Agents forward Express packages by those steam
ships. VIRGINIA, N. CAROLINA 81 TEHSEssEE.
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zfssR1 Ways, BU66Ys, WAGONS ~ ~
de--fhe Sabs riber respectfully informs hsfends and
the public generally that his stock of Carriages Rocka-
waysand Buggyss aige, and he il adding toit dali
ly-all ofbis manufacturing and warranted equal
ioany in the state. either fr durability
lie hasalso good stock Of Caryalls for and two
horses.
s stock ofiron a.le wagons Is very large, several
very superior roa wagons and fosr horse wagons and
nlarge lot oftwo horse md one hofse wa CONS.
Also large lot Of Raj Road cal s made. and making
mp all sizes ofwagons. carts &c.
teb. g.-dse6mif. JNO II. BAILEY.
80 Iare below the Franklin Hotel.
Dsnville Register publish month (if) and send
account to this office.
Republican copy months. 10
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railroad Accident and Loss of LIZ,

s., e. rnn'LApELPHrA, July 7th.-The train which
'e ID fillmore last night for Philadelphia was
'nrowh OFT the track near Wilmington. a piece
oil wood beng placed across the rails b, some
malicious person. The locomotive, tender
express and baggage cars were thrown of.
'he track and the two latter broken to frao
nents The passenger cars We're unioiured
vi three persons " ho got on the train at vii
mlngton between the express and baggage
cars TO avoid paying fare, one was Instantly
Killed and the other two badly hurt.
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Jenny Lind an Operative Dresden Echo
announces that Jenny Lind or Mrs. Gold
schmidt, is about to appear in an opera written
by her husband
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railroad DeDot Ru.,,.

d. H'Rt DE- 6RAcs. Jul, sph- Tie Coci
c. a. ensqnenanna oppasire Hsg-s ]
tram ne .eoN ne al &C ock 10 day inst as m
o I'm arrived from Philadelphia. The Who'll.
VI ''e buildings Connected with the s,a,;on a..
en',Fely destroyed. The cars were all mn m
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
Of Side wheel Ocean Steamships,
--... .zgE JAMESTOWN RoAsoka .Es.Ss.zc

BErW ZEN RICHMOND, NORFOLK &N.Y.
THE JAMESTOWN. C. n. Lewis Parish. Leave.
Richmond every Tuesday aiterroun at / o'clock.
The ROANOKE. Capt. Ed. Cayeldy cascs Richmoa,l
every Friday afternoon At o'eloek.
Returning, they leave New York every Tuesday AMI
satufdas afternoon Mt &C topping nj Norf5H go
In ead feurnn, and giving passengers ample time 10
see TINT place.
Passage from New-Yo-k including meal. ard fine
slate room pceo node ions, only $40 90
SteefaSe passage To ar ON N. v. only .... 90
These ships of 400 and 200 burthen be-.
lag ell Of the modern improvements are incorpo
rnted in their c,nstruc on, and provide acoodng to-
he recent law of Congress aud for strength aud speed
they stand !. For Freight ar Passage applyt,
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond.
JUnp Of "a
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In the geography of Young America the
following boundaries OF the United States are
now glibly given: East by sunrise. West by
sunset. North by the Arctic Expedition ana
South as far as zoe darn please
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WILLIAM MooAuL.

700 KEWAKD.-Rannwayf from the sub
70 ~ scriber about the LIST of March, NEGRO
WOMAN named Alley. about IS years Of age, Of black
COMP on, mther over the usual height trim, active
mud qr'ck spoken. fsye reason think that she 10
la rkinP In the neighborhood of Lynchbnrg
VIII pay the above reward of wenty Dollars for her
delivery my house In Amherst county, 10 Saunders
j. irby, in LynehburR A. w. WILLIAMS.
IN
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sEcOND DESPATCH

,l.a iAVR RI! DE Grace. July S.-The depot a
.ae landing on The opposite side orthe river
entirely destroyed, except the wIarves. nne
apron ior landing passengers. The books and
papers from the office wrre saved. The FIRE
ors'n''ed from the locomotive of the Bali
more tram " 'o ba'd
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GFSECCHI DE CASSALI.


Editor of the Il Eco D'Itaa," No. Spruce st, NJ
York, had a attack ofNeural Pa in the face,
casioned by taking cold in decayed tooth At first
it real jumping tooth ache, but the whole
side ofthe face and Jaw became swollen and niiamed
and the pain excruciatng. In this condition
he came into the few days ago, with his hands
convuIsvey pressing his cheek ana his TEXTURES very
much distorted into pressions of great agony. W.
Immediately applied the Mustang Liniment and gave
him bottle continue its use. This morning he call
ed with smiles of pleasure and feelings of gratitude IL
Eliminating his countenance say that the Liniment
give hun almost instant relief and lad effected per.
feet cure. Comments are unnecessary. Facts speak
for themselves June 10, 1852
The Liniment is put up in bottles Of three Sizes and
sells 25 cents so is, and 81 per bottle The 30
size contains g. and the dollar six times as much
as the 25 size, being much cheaper
A. &. BRAGG 10 co, sole proprietors Principal
Depots 304 Broadway, New fork und corner Sd and
MARKET street, st. Louis, Mo.
For sale by Druggists generally. and by
JOHN Il. SEAY,
ID. r. LYMAN, and
X. STABLER a. Co,
Julv Il-w1y Agents, Lynchburg.
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Lynchburg Gas Ligbt Company.

LynchDnfg ssns Light Company.
'E'ilE President and diree hive ordered the fol
lowing acquisitions eh share of stock suhsofb.
ed Tor ia this company viz a. so be paid the 18th
al July; seven dollars and fifty be paid the
10Th Of August and eight dollars to be paid the 18th
OF September.
jy tbs CHAS. w. CHRISTIAN Sec'rg
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H-JuNE 18th 1853 -Jnu. j. Puryis' Agt has 'ust
reached home ron trip tobuy goods ana ~ re
ceiyng Ia r2e suong OF every description oil a''s
known to the Dry Goods Trade. 81 c.,.
Any persons doubling the cheapnsss OF ms ooods
will please call and ook for themselves
S-My system of business is to receive new goou5
nearly every week the year and TO sen ,DT
cash ONLY. JOHN j. 40 "s y
June l8-ifts
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Insurance or Life


THE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY.
CAPITAL. JULY Lat. 1888, OVER
ST. 900.
DERSONS wishing To provide for those dependent
u their lives do by ayailing themselves of
Life Insurance The prohts of this company
ally divided among the insured and exceed third
the premium pnd.
No Institution affords better security advantages
the insured. Persons address ma Mt Richmond or
procure the necessary blanks in Lynchbug by calling
the office of DIR. W. =. Monis Medical Adviser for
the Company. b. w. KNOWLES Agent
July 7-dRe3m
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Second. Despatch.

PHILADELPHIA, July 7th.- The man killed
oy The accident was named J. NJ Jones, OF
South" ark; Ridley, one Of the men injured.
has since died at the Hospital. and there are
no hopes OF Jeffrey's recovery The coron
er,s Jdry acquitted the Company of all blame.
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NEW a VALUABLE LAW HOOKS.

editions just received and for sale at NORRIS
BOOKSTORE, OF Main s 5rcet, Richmond. Va
English Reports in Law and Equity, vol IL,
English Common Law Reports, yc70,
Tho Law Library for April, 1852,
Archbclds Law of Nisi Prus vols, vo, third Amer
lean Edition,
Smith the Inv of Masters and Servants, vol, 8yo
Troabnt on the Inv of Limited Partnership the Law
of Comneudaory aud Limited Partnership In the u.
g., by Francis J Troubat,
The only book devoted to this branch Of Law publisl
ed A. NORRIS pubshes
Tucker's Comment -os on tho Laws Of Virginia,
Cnl's Virginia Reports,
Washington's Vrginin Reports
Tate Anaytca Dgested Index Of the Virginia Reports,
The yireinia Cascs, b, peterborough and Holmos.
Tnfee new American Form Book.
lie is constantly supplied with full assortment Of
Standard Law books which be offers for sale pub
lishers lowest prices
Richmond, ic 30 d,a
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Additionally theAmerica.
CHINA


Farther intelligence from China states tina, the
Rritish troops had been ordered To Shanghai 10
nroiect British interests there The Susoue.
hanna was going up to Nankin with The Ameri
can Commissioner when she got aground near
Woosung and finally returned Pirates were
busy on the Coast aud attacked several English
vessels.
AT Canton everything was qnict Trade in
imports was large at reduced prices Tea
dull.
AT Shanghai business was suspended The
steamer Mississippi was expected there on April
9th.
Nankin was captured 10y the rebels on the
oIst of Mirch T"v subsequently, however
eyacna,.,. the city aud were driea;ed outside
in an engagement with the Imperial troops.
THE VERY LATEST.
The London correspondent, oil the CONNER
cial Advertiser. the substance of whose letter
Is tcegraphed from Halifax gives a rumor that
the Russian govern ment had offered one million
of dollars for the A mcrican Steamers Fran tlin
and Humboldt
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AMERICAN SECURITIES.

Messrs Bell e Co,report business during the
week almos, at stand still, being influenced
by duIlness in other branches of the market
Messrs Barring Brothers mention no change
the demand still limited. but prices supported
The only sale of importance was in Virginia
Skies at 80 ex div. Other quotations are un
alinred.
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Ii IAMM WI EaRlHa 60
Important and Cheering News!l
PARISEN q KINGS
STEA WI SHIP EXPRESS.

PER ROANOKE AND JAmEsTowr
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDl.
TON, &c, &c. &c.
TINH Il proprietor having made arrangements for
l. the sill better dispatch Of their Express by tho
Steamships ROANOKE md "JdMEST TO VN"
from New York they wish keep bcfo tho public,
tfat Parisea d. Kings Popuior Southern Egpyess Ia al
ways on hand for the mediation Of tbeir freads,
al the lowest rites and pnralleed dispatch.-ther
Express lensiny New Yor. is gene ally delivered Mt al
every At ofVirg min In AZ hours, and throughout
Nor'h Caro- 'na in Sc hours, and CENT
BgLowrHg OLD HUMBUG MONOPOLY.
PARIsER H. KIEd's facilities for the expeditions trans
ponaton of Freight and Packages, cannot bo beat by
r1y Expro Company Eyiatcnce, and they defy my
competition therefore. LIE shape of Humbug, lmpo
sition and Monopoly
G1E' BE to order your goods by Parsen & Kings
Express No. 2. Barclay Street, New York
IT. Rest assured that all they promise they will faith
fully fulfill
PARlsEN & KING, No. 9, Barclay At. N. Y,
and Boingbrook At, Petersburg, Va.
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Platform

L,AIRRANK'S Platform
Il SCALEs.-These celebrated tn
scales, which for than twenty III
years have been universally aeknowl- ! II
edged TO be THE BEST In use, can be | Bsysx..x
procured, in all their varieties and at
manufacturers prices, of the subscriber IsAsT 49,
who will also receive orders for their
Hay, Depot, and Track Scales Every scale
rnnted durebe and accurate.
@. q. LIyERMoRE, Agent,
mn o5--dGm Lvnchburg, Va.
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IMPORTANT EXPRESS NOTICE,

-
IMPORTANT EXPRESS NOTICE,
I SOUTH SIDE RAlLROAD.-PARisEs ~ KING
lake great pleasure In informing tho Merchants &c. OF
this city and surrounding country that they have just
effected arrangements with the South Sin. Rnond Co
or the erciusiec fgeiisge Of running DAILY EXPRESS
rom for Man TRAINS, aud TINT all Express
Goods will be under charge Il Special Messenger, TO
FnrmYle, from which point they will DO conveyed TO
this city by Stage line.
=. u X beg that the citizens of Lynohhurg will be-
in mind that they are preparing the way Tor tho mot
important Express line in this country, which will of
enhance the ntee's Of my community to which
we'll conducted Express will run. Also, TINT it Is not
their object, where they have "etcfusiDe ' gges' 10
impose upon community with erho,bitant charges and
deags but make il sale nn ec0nom ;at mode OF trans
portntion for the public benefit
This arrangement In conjunction with your own
road the Virginia and Ten jessec, complete limo
through tn Knoxville, Tenn, and that my
enjoy liberal patronage.
Agents for the entire route will be given In few
days. VIM. l.. MADLE, hgem,
Office. Va. H. Tenn. H. H. Depot.
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SELF-DEFENCE me FIRST Law

OE XAFsstE.l BR64D md SNAIL
'tLtD HAEht AeIs, BOALAG dc taught bv
Erof, innies Roberts 5orme,iy Teaele. =,
&c o"terag tharioieseiles Uastitgion eoilfFe aud
'h"'fg'g l""aHie ictingoE Ia aud ra,ioas 6oiieess
nd LsS,nRioEs
Mr. Il long Experience in The United State. i.n,f
Europe renders him capable Of offering his nr,.. innI
erfices I" those Gentlemen who may feel slriruu. L.,
alfo"ize SYSTEM which i recommended by thu most
eminent Physicians In the world not only M n l;ymnn
s'u'n exercise which has cured many con plants
ne hest, pains. c. but will serve 10 protect the p
l"i rom my person ~ persons wha may nssai him
Mr.. IL system Is mild, and admitted to be superior
10 anything of the kind orcd To liberal and di.
corning public whieh he i. prepared To Give the os
satisfactory references. Private Tuition given
For Terms, &c &c. apply to Mr.. Read, Dibrelr. Ho-
tel, Lynehhurg. JuIy A.
vi VESTS large and
- beautiful assortment of Marseilles Vests some
entrelynew styles-at the Buznar.
July A y suAFpp T. co
4 UsTlN vi. TRIBE, attorney NJ Lap-
- Having permanently located in BcdioId, will NJ.
tend all the Courts thai county Campbell aud Lynch.
burg.
ApDREss-Forest Depot Bedford Co. Va
July lew
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- HEAD az MULES AND HOR-
i - SE& E0k SAIE-R w Grimm will

II " SES TVK SALE.-B. " HIcrn
have nj my stnbe the l7th inst. hundred and
twenty-five head OF Ma. mules md Horses snd to be
the finest aud best stock from kenuol this senson,
which he will sell exchange accommodating
terms. They will only remnin n few days in the city.
Those in of stock will do well come a. that
time q M BRUCE
July g-,17iv
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STEAMSHIP COmPA-


Union STEAMSHIP COMPA- -
" NY'S LINE o" STEAMERS ria Norfolk See9
and Cape May For Philadelphia every Wednesday,
STEAMER CRY or RIcHmoRD Capt. Mitchell
STEAMER VIRGINIA, Capt Teal.
One Of these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
for Phil dolphin every Wednesday, high touch
ing at pc May land passengers. Returning lenve
Phladelp hia every Wednesday at 10 o'clock, A. M
I'll further notice.
Passenger, for Cape May, will consult their interest
by taking this route IL is in addition TO being the
cheapest, the most expeditions and comfortable.
Passengers for New YOrk-We have en-
tered forward passengers through to
New York. either by lmers allowing them the
privilege of remaining in Philadelphia three four days
or proceed directly New York; upon the arrival
the
shippers to the West-Tobacconisis desi.
of shipping Ptsburg, will please bear in mind
that have made all the necessary arrangements to
forward toDacco through at go cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be always given 10 all the Daiy papers
in the city, when the steamers will be ready 10 receive
freight and the hour Of their sailing 49,
N. B.-Shppers will bear in mind that all Bills OF
ading ust be sent the wharf at Rockets to be sign
ed before the sailing of steamers.
pasaga through to New York, LIST cabin and found, %
Cape May,
Phlaa''phia, !" 8
Norfolk, LIST I" 2
For freight passage, apply to
RIO. RANKIN, Ae'T., Richmond We
10 29.dscts on the Dock.
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fENTRAL HOTEL, Lexington, Wa.
~ The subscriber would inform his old friends and
the public generally thai he hos completed and furnish
ed the addition his house and Ia prepared to
accommodate travellers and DINERS In good style
any hone in : Wiley. This o1se IL In the central
part Of the and convenient all kinds of business.
Ills nbe ard bar always supplied with the very best
the mari e. I'd md his stable under this
supcr.ntende % OF the best osera in the state
by 10 experience In the business and his well known
DISPOSE oa please he hopes share bsrn portion
of the patronage of tho travelling public.
~ 20-3m VIII LIAM MoCAUL.