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BUsCnLLANEOUs.


"A fssid and soi silver psasii s.a PEN s.sss
s':'s II s, sss' so :a:
nperstioD which, il oonrsssn with ...r
mont sr.upsrior geld and pencils parsons 70
= &c :ts:' s1 G. S;ss1
CO., u Aaidsn lane and 1T Broadway.
RnLIARDs IN BROOKLYN THE MONTAGUE
III. sss the
: sss M asmrs. q billiards should witt this
superior 70 anything Of sss and n cH Mex Y9rk
HELvlrIA AND LAFAYETTE GOLD MINING CON
July 1852 n full tide sf su:ss.sfni opsrsscs Ne
the m0;. results, M
q Snsss ~. 4. ;. Sr ). Z:
Ms.dy Increasing with each successive rSpsrs 'A' ~A'
Dividend, PAYABLE I'm October 1.nS., April
- the sseney once in New York - '' '>i's' anu
ss,hsI with further particulars may Ss .Ssaasd upon
DANILL ADEE, Agent. iO7 FULTON street, New York.
nj Portable Elastic Caissh and shaa Bar the best and
..n &c nn, M IN ,hs world ample aous:
me sns sss' Of space For
NOTICE SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS WANT.
. sne' s e: .ss
ss . also done in beautiful and psrfsst
or address A. a., Herald ofhse. - " -
REPLAT1NG -OLD WARE REPLArHD EQUAL TO
~ new ~ the lowest possible prices and
DONE Goods sent to the plating factory Centre
near Grand street to the Office No. AT 10 John street.
will be attended to- -
CJn0N GARLAND, UNDERTAKEN NO q SOUTH
~ thirteenth street, above Chestnut, Philadelphia
CTAMMERING-MPORrANT DIsCOvERY-NFwsYs
~ TEN OF curing Sammerng IL impedments speech
speedily removed and The most INVESTIGATE stammsrsr
tSr,d 70 perfect fluent speech by certain simple
fsiiible method. Apply 70 Dr. 8 L0EWESsfARK, 56s
N. B-RefereEces given In Europe and New York.
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LMGAL NOTICES.

~
SUFRsAE CC0RT:-IN THE NATTER OF THE AP.
pleat,en Of The Mayor. Aldermen and oommon.ity q
s Of s s a t. 81
in the city Of New York Pursuant statutes in euoh
a. ss
they intend to apply 70 the suptsms Court Of tho Ss Of
the City York Saturday. 18th day August
A. D. 1853 At the opening of the court that day
Of Of ksmats and in the
entitled mstter that the nature and extent Of the i'm
:,sss from Third avenue 70 aish,S sysias the city
York. IS LAID sut on sps NAP or plan Of said city
Of the State Of New York entitled relative
j. iSG. ROBERT ]. DILLON.
Dated New York. July Il 1858.
CuPRsxE CouRT,-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP..
Il. city Of New York. fs.tive videaing q
% made
the Aldermen and Commonalty Of the city Of Now
s. n
preme Court to be held At the City Ha sy New
spsn. ON
be heard that the nature and extent Of the i'm
swsnty.aye feet on the northery side thereof beswosn
Broadway and Hudson street in the city Of New York
D..es New York July q, is5s -. " - -
- plication Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonaly q
ss from to
isth street in the twelfth Eighteenth and Nineteenth
s.d Of the
and in the above entitled matter will DO pre-
m s III cry YoI
ss s Or 18th sa Ss
win be made that said report be confirmed
s sSSSt5 ' + sSiEH Commissioners
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OvuFOo n rIDn AOTaCEs.

floRPORATloN EOTICk-9o COAL DkALlRs-
Sealed yreposas Will be received Csmpsssibsrs
Ocs Ne hai Of Records until the day Of august
$685. At csc o'clock NJ fer supplying thousand
COAL The bsss quslity for the public
inss and ocss other than those
tolsrtnsht sab tor TO eenst shoussad pounds
ane proof OF the weight ard asvsry
Furnished with the The knds coal " be ~ fell
hundred tons Of Lehgh suitable sixe for fur
~ tons OF higk esg sise nve hundred
soss Peseh Orshsrd hundred sens Fosce
Mountain size. One naf kind ts be delivered
On Or before the nr Of ksveber svxt IN such quAst
tes, aad ~ ssoh police station HOUSES public
s<es, and fns buildings, ~ may DO press
U the contract directed by the Of
Buildings and the remaining I've hundr TONS under the
aectisp TO the Arst Of November ray
viii delivery of the coal security will
required double OF she contract price for
e coal and bonds IA nshsd within ave days After
~ Of Each estimate Will % put In
sesIed and directed tbs outside follows
"a o. Tssr, Comptroller, No. Hall Of Records City Of
Hew York also to be written tins outside,
csA by there write Of the persoi
or psrsons ths proposition adding also the
81 e The propositions will BE publicly
"a ~ sns above stated N presence Of the
sueh q the bidders may desire 70 attend Proposals
ust made IN strict conformity 70 ths OF title
three sontrasts for supplies and work for the
raSionn and ths oidaas amending the Copies
these AAd plank forms Of etmAtes 30
~ Me- Hall Of Ressrds The Don ptroller
slt II rejecting any all the propostoss IT, in his judg
snt. tAs interests Of the city require him to DO
Oa~utrollerss Ofase. Nav York Julv % 1919
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gyORPoHATIoN NoTICE.-PROPOSALS FOR OIL
will received Mt the 0hoe OF tho Commits
oner Of Streets and Tampa corner Of Chamber and
N which will be received for furnishing
tbe OF the city Of Now York with III go gallons
x oil Of the best quality and allow
ESQ cents gallon for empty casks returned samples
be to the Office Of the superintendent OF Lam
And Cas- l29 Mercer street. before the 10TH day
ef August at twslva O'Clock H. Tho estimates viii be
the 18th OF August 1853 blank estimates
san obtained by application ut the Office Of the Com
henry ARCULARIUS, Jr.,
Con missioner Of streets ana i.amps.
Kew Yoyk, August |, 1853
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syhOToN AQUEOuCT DEPAATMENT--TO con-
~ tractors.Seslod Proposals. endorsed Proposal for
Sewer fieh strs Will be reserved at the oce Of The
Crotch Aaneduot until Monday she Ssh day OF
1865 at ~ O'Clock NJ for the building Of sewer,
with the rscs ring basins aud ouvests In fite
greet the in Eighth 60 point about
$50 Eighth being in leogh about "a feet
Sbe the and for The building OF
all other information relating thereto can No
shtsusd application to the Water furyeyo A. this
stee. NlCnoLAs JEAN,
Eo~vY 0rk Iuly
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syORPoRATIoN NoTIoE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owners occupant OK 90
sppsnts all hsufes and lots improved unimproved
affected ereby that the enss have
been pleted by the Assessors aud lodged the
Of the Bureau Of Asessrsnss BY All
persons interested, vizFor building s,wer in wooster
street from Canal The limits embraced
b. include all the several and iots
II ground os and parcels Of land situated
both sides Of Wooster street, from Canal to Beeeker
street. both sides Of Broome, Srng Prince and Hous
Ton streets Wooster TO Greene street. All persons
whose interests asocted by the above named assess
nents opposed the eithec Of them,
requested to presen. their obeeens in writing 70 tho
uAdersgped at their Office NO All Of kecords, within
thirty days from tho data Of this notice:
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLESJ DODGE, Assessors.
CHAkIES McNIELL,
once DuyeAu Of ksseGemente Street Department, Au-
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TyORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE IS
u hereby to the owners, occupant or 90
sspsats all houses and lots improved or unimproved
been pleed by the and the ONCE
Of of Assessments for examination by All per-
Interested setting eurb and gutter and lay
s tagging in Egsty fourth street between Fourth and
all houses and lots Of ground vacant
ots and parcels of land tused on both sides OF
lrbty street. Fourth to Ffti avenues the
wet Of Fourth and the east side Of FIFTH
Avenue O2 feet south of Eighty fourth srest
All affected by the above named
and who opposed to the same either OF
then are requested to their objections writing
70 the dersigned at their oieo No Hall Of Records
WILLIAM GAGE,
CasRLEs ]. DODGE. : Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Once Bureau Of Assessasnts Street Department Aug s.
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WATERING PLACEz.


r AXE MAH0PAC-THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS
IL leave to inform the public that no has opened spsccus
ard comfortable summer boarding. house at the above Lave
ssnisrt AUD
q viitrs hss been prsv1ed for the q
Ne. Isl Ysasl street New York N. I. THOMPSON,
IRkS xAAspAS. 1NtaAn sevaty, n. =,
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LNoR sALE-CHEAP SCHOONER MARY CoRNELIA;
carries eighty tons all deck h Of gst draft and
ready for use, lice Ut Thirteenth s.rset East river
pRySH, ~ SsAtA Stvstt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

E'OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-TuE UNITED
L. States nail steamship HUMBOLDT, Limos commander,
for hayre touching At to iasd the
ns,n arc saP ns SA'urday Tsn ~
$40; second cabin SO Luggage not wanted during tie
should be sent board the day before sailing
marked below No merchandise will be reosived board
to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON Agent, IS broadway -'''
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CLoTHING AND ruRNII-nE WANTED LADIES
- sad se.a.sr h,,ag Any 70 dispose 81 can receive
fair sending TO tho
place. Canal street and ~ West Bro~dway by
ter per po't addressed W s. COnEN Ladies ATTENDED
Nys, CeksA
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.NT1fET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS =
y Public notice Is hereby given that the resols
ton has been presented ntbe Board of Aldermen 10
curb and gutter rcgade and Jackson square
blocks bounSr said square o.oss walk SIX feet
to the Of Eighth and Greenwich
Also the folio sing DtitionsTo regulate and grade
Sixtyfeurth street. between Bro and Eighth
To et and gutter eset whore ded regulate
pave, fag four feet Of walks 10 Fsreth street. be
tween ourth asd Fifth To flag walks 'front.' CT
1856 md 1888 west Twenty Ninth street TO sud
lso and Fifty eighth streets Ehh
snd 9Th Also the folio wing petitions in soard
Of Assistant fence building ana lot on corner
I27h and l2sth streets from Fourth TO Seventh
Also the folio ing resou toDTo lay walk souh
Mulberry and Cross streets All In
tetd having ojsctons Thereto requested to pressa
fore the 18th day of August lost.
Aug. g. 1853. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
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EiRAECONpS HIPPODROME.-TUEsDAY Aztec.
noon and evening, August 9-Morsieur Duveraay, tho
great Cobtortonst from Drury Lane Hppe-
drome will appear in hi Of ND
sPkaTE. Grand Tournament OF the FIELD OF TIL
CLOTH OF GOLD revived The Brothers In ne
seaI' LIE iunus,ans pageant Of the sLTE OF YER
exciting mslanEe of Chariot lrivng K,dog Raciag w
EiethAht Tom Thumb tttirty inches b ghD Re, 80.
Admssion.-$l 10 cents and IS cents
Doors epen At 2k and o'clock. Performance TO oorsS
mence haf M. hour later. -
Tickets secured at the Western Aston
joys aud bod Northis Inufic store. - 49,
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UNOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OPPOSITION
line. Through tickets at reduced rates. The and
fer the Pacific, and the YANKEE BLADE, 2250 tons,
to DO hnished with steamer chartered will for
win despatched for Aspinws on Saturday August 81
did aud well known and fast sailing steamship tnols
Sam, william A. Mills, commander, which viii Fail i'm
San Francisco The stssmshPs forming this line are rst
pans; have superior and
cd for speed and Every exertion will be made
tho officers and to merit the favor
the travelling public and be hoped that California
this line securing themselves speed comfort and safety
good will DO attached to each steamer service
only TO e. MILLS Aren't 81 Courtlsnd street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-09

WooD's MINsTRELs AND ETHIOPIAN DELIERA.
W tors. ~ BroAdwAy, above Howard street, Or
every evening T. Weed nap.ss, and Prepre.e. IN
Etnte Of Ethiopian Minsy the company Ssins cen
ca OF the Oldest and most perisneed nay ~
the orginAtDfp 81 their peculiar
oai'f >. Cao.ass' 91.r.esa Gises
ing Tragedy; and Eocentrc Comedy ssag Together
meanee Of the most alssted and pleasing soress All ths
oey the woridto equal Locrs Ut GE o'clock; 70 sV
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ScTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
4 - Ths Glasgow md New York Steamship Compapy's
steamer GLASGOW Il 062 400 horse power) kc.
bert Craig, napder win leave New York for Glasgow
Wednesday 7h September next IL O'Clock
Saturday November at IL o'clock noon First cabin
(ssoop state roons $50; do DO tmidshp do SIS;
cabin, So third OILS ss, SO stewards Included poly
to J. NuSYu0N 39 Broadway
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NRw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT VIA
IN New Jersey Rslroad.-United States and Express
Lines through fourhours New York foot Of Cort
landt street, at AMI AN and 4S0 and $50 Leave
Philsde phia at 100 an, via Ksnsington, and AN,
and aSo and $50 Pm, from foot Of alnut street Fare
~ Pm. from Philsielpha. Through tickets sold, and
passengers and through baggage carried for Batimos,
Washington, Norfolk IND Charleston in the and AN
and 40 and $3.50 NJ trains, and connections certain with
extra behind time with baggage
the ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
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DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL
lowing ships will leave Havrs the 10th, and New

They are al hrss siasa NsT aora built saps provided
Of and commanded by Of experience in the
trade The price Of passage 100 without wines liquors
Goods TO the subscribers will be forwarded
any charges but those actually incurred
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents. l64 Pearl street.
CTEAM CoAMUNICATI0N BETWEEN NEW YORK
- and Bremen.-Bremsn Mail Jine.-Ths side wheel
steamer HANsA, 2200 tons, GARNANIA, LOCO tons
will sail ~ folews:-
FROM BREMEN. PROM YORK.
Germania. August l.. September !.
Hansa.. ........ August %. September G.
Passage from New York to Bremen
First cabin 800 Second cabin 90
6ELKICRs 4 CO., 80 Broad strses.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given to the owners occupant or oeou
pants Of all houses and lots or
com by the and lodged in the once Of
be Burr for sxsm by all in
terstd viz For pavs 1hifty fifth street. from Broad
Kv 70 r,rn,n The limits embraced by such asses
sst include all and lots Of und
cant lots pieces and par sells Of situated both sides
of street. from Broadway to Eighth avenue.
Al persons whose affected the above named
who opposed to the same or either OF
them to present their In writing,
20 the at their Office, NO Hall OF Records
Vithn thirty days from the date Of thu notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNtELL
Once Bureau Of Assessment, Street Department., An
9ust o, 1853
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CTATsN ISLAND rERRY.-REGULAR AND EXcUR
sion trips e Staten I.aad ra.s cents Boats is,y
every hour from A. n tosP.M. An extra boat leaves
New York At 81 andal01s A. n, and 31a "a and ~ r,
M night, liz O'Clock Boats leave Staten Island every
hour above and extra boats At IN and 9S A. n. ~
~ and 6h p. NJ: night NJ o'clock.
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BROADWAY THEATRE TIVE PUBLIC rs RESPECT
Il iuliy informed that this Thea painted en-
August the 18th.
ihc aoes and gen.cmen engaged this establishments
will mhle In the Room ON eridlv naxt Angn.S
IL, at il o'clock in abe forenoon
Tnos. BARRY, Stage Manager.
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DENIrTlNcTs TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND SCOT.
III snd-Ws issue drafts by special authority payable at
Union Bank OF Londsn Betfat Banting COMPANY Of Ire
land end t2 National Bank Of Scotland ssht and in
TAfLoR BkOTHfRs. No. ye Wall street cor. Pearl.
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NTOTICE.-CAsTLE GARDEN NAY BE RRNTnD CD
~ the Of nights Of The opera ~ Application ~ VI
WANTED-TwO DANCERS AND TWO FHNALE
w singers TO travel with company in ths country. Aa
dress A. b., Herald Office.
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dor SOUTHAMPTON AND RReMEN-THE UNITED
Il States msb steamer WASHINGTON Il ~ Fitch com
msnder will sail for Bremen touchng ut Southampton TO
Land the mes and for England aud France
Saturday Ansnst L. em pier No. North river, at IL
O'Clock N. Price Of passage
In first cabin Drin saloon $40
IN nEst caplp ioWeI shiooh. IV
~ sooonu oapia. "
An surgeon TO each steamer All
letters must through the Post office Specie delivered
In Hayre and London For passage freight, apply 20
MOLLER, SAND & RIERA, Agents, q South street.
The steamer Hermann will succeed the Washington, and
sail Sept. 10.
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TOHN E. OWENS, COMEDIAN, CONTINUES TO
81 give his amusing Of Rsmbles
the Alps and his thrilling perous Ascent Of Mont
Blanc interpreted with music and anecdotes Of
travel manners, &C. evening except Saturday
At the new Academy Hail. 663 Broadway opposite Bend Ct
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NEW YORK TO HE WHITE MOUNTAINS ST.
IN Johnsbury, Burlington, Montreal and Ogdensburg,
via Nsy Haven sprinSsld, Bellows Falls kaslsad Mont
II Broadway and 0na street and Twenty sixth sr0ot
and Fourth avenue. For freight apply to
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IL. k. R.
CA Sc RECEN CURED.
EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM

4 YOUNG Lady Miss Clark, aged %. had a severe
~ attack of tnfa'nmntory Rheumatism ON the first Of
March 1872 proceeding from effects of mercury of
which SHE snlivatei. l8d7. She under III.
"t one of the most eminent and Kind plvsrinns in the
city Of New York For two weeks she wa l. the mu
ag"nizng pains, and every honr her friends expected
that deah Wonid reicre her Her physician had no hone
o her recovery. bottle of Ready Relief was sent her
and applied, by tho advice and OF her pySicnn
"h" told her If nothing else would give her casc
b. Thought that the relief would IN fifteen minie, sLc
rreed from p1in! In three days size could i1rc bc
rom And before the second bottle was used up wa.
reported cured by the physician.
II YOU afflicted with Neuralgia, Cramps Spasp,s
C., II. x Relief viii in few minutes allay the mos
violent paroxysms Wherever there is my pain Rad
WAYS Ready Relief, will remove il
MYSTERIOUS NOlSE.-Bathe the head we'll with
Radway's Rnaly Relief. Keep the stomach clean and
free from, lril. the bowels eA uar with Radway's Reg
ulaior aud free fran all acrimonious lmnlors and those
persons who complain ofrasing. and other unpleasant
noises in the head will certainly avoid all further aanov.
- from these
HARD OF fIEARINC.-A tea. spoonful of Ralway's
Ready Relic. added Il tumbler of water and syringe
into tllr three times day will remedy all difficulty
SORE FEET-Bahe them every night with Il. T.
2 this " II r,rfvc nh md give II p,ea.-
a. ,r.Et. i,s -asl5l.
III. l. .-A5w D. R. LAMAA.
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TfHNf TT F1ONIf SFfE1e 4 1f0rnIi
Interesting PAPERS.

The recent decision in the Supreme Court
of the United States, Of the controversy be-
tween the Russian government, and the heirs
Of Gen kosciasko. has reminded us OF the o.
riginal will of Kosciusko of the 9th day of
May, 1898, now on record in the Clerks Office
of our County. We arc indebted to our friend,
Ira Garrett ESQ. clerk of the court, for copy
of this will, which Wa publish below. The orr
biography and punctuation, are published lit.
orally from the will
. | Th"ddeus Kosciuszho being Just in my
departure from America do hereby declare
and direct that should make no other testi.
menrary disposition of my property in the L nj.
nited States hereby authorize my friend
Thomas Jefferson to employ the whole thereof
in purchasing negroes from among his own or
any othersand giving them liberty in my name,
in wing them an education in trades orther.
Use and having them instructed for their new
condition in the duties of morality which may
make them good neighhors good fathers or
modeis husbands or wives and in their duties
as citizens. teaching them to he defenders of
their liberties and Country and of the good
order of society and in what soever may make
them happy and useful, and make the said
Thomas Jefferson my executor OF this.
ct. KOSCfUSZHO
"l5th day OF May 179s'
1hos. Jefferson. at a Circuit Court held for
albemarle county. tbe'l 9th day Of May. 1919
1 refused to take upon hirnselrthe burthen of the
execution OF the said will
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-12

The magnificent project of spanning the ST.
Lawrence river by tubular bridge, similar to
that erected over the Mcna straits by Stephen
son, is likely TO be one of the I'll mphs of mod
ern science and mechanics.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-12

Tue C,Iphic SnIr.-The Washington r..
public Contains accpunl of Wat made II e
'ih INST, ~ the members # the Virginia Sen.
ate 10 the cslorie Ship Ericsson. then lying IN
The Pot,tnac 60 miles b, Low Washington. a
h-nJsome COLLATION. provided Tor them. and
Capt. Ericsson explained the principles and
working Of the engine.
There abundance Of speech making and
'oas'irg. IA " hich Cafaaias L lesson al f.se :
Der. aad IL. ktei,ins sere enth 'siaeiie ,lly
remembered. The Two burner tMr. X not
being present. sesnoN LEGGED The compliment
IN appropriate and sgiiaisie terms.
The Lieut. Govern"r OF Virginia. the Hon.
Nr. Stfotber and State Senator Campbell
made short spcrches, expressing ihtir adm.
at n and confidence in tie great discovery.
Ambro.e ". TLorp.on " ho formerly pro-
posed to esfaIlisb.a lins of steamships be-
"ren N"ri, K AMI Ant~erp. made a speech
~ ~ hieh he aid h. " a. thoroughly convinced,
from his knowledge of mechanics and steam,
TIA, there wee Il ne clrmnnt, in Captain
Ericsson .n,etl'ion ta .uppiaaI the steam Ell
GIN, aud HAT II would make doubly sur III,
success Of the inc he had proposed. and plac..
Il beyou! 5oai,f. Thr very prospect Of ib.,
establishments Of hi, line la lrough, proposal,
from abroad. through himself. for the coinpl,.
ion Of the mainline. Of internal Improvement
IN Virginia, which it wa' apparent. under lhes.,
rircum ,anres. would fully derelope tie gfea.
resou .ccs Of me siatc, and make her tie great
eea', al ,xohau.e 9th. western products for
hose "i Europe. as we'll as those Of Asia,
1aoplj tie propos, d line from California 10
China BE- established, and San Francisco pla.
ctd IN eanacsion VIII Memphis by mean, OF
T >'-nld.
The Republic adds I've learn thai Cap.
tain Erics,on. Captain Lowber, and the pro.
cc'or of he lne of steamers from Norfolk To
Antwerp, NJ. \. W. Thompson, have been
'peci'lly invited 10y a committee of the Legis-
AZURE Of Virginia 10 visit the capital as the
suests Of tue Safe and iha, they will anvil
themselves Of the Distinguished honor bef,ro
lie day # al purnmeut
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-12

Com Thus Ap & Jones has been ordered to
take command of the San Francisco Navy.
ard, the unexprcd term of his suspension of
Two years, 10y Naval Court Martial. having
been RENTED by Mr.. Fillmore upon the earn
est recommrn arion OF Secretary Kennedy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-12
Keen, Ciliies q Baldwin.

No l02, MAIN STREET, Richmond, "a, Import
Y ers OF line Gloves, Cravars &c.. and Wholesale
and retail dealers in READY-MADE CLOTHING.
The senior partners of this firm have been extensive
y engaged in the manufacture of Clnthng for more than
sixteen years, and long experience has taught them
how goods should be made for the Frgnia Trade. The
Clothing sold at this establishments (Which the largest
IN the Stnte) is of their make und warranted well
made. Give No. 10a trial
n. B.-Slirts Of superior nuke and IT.
Neutrality-suspicious. rwsg.7
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-12

y Washington letter Ia the Ne~ York Her
lld. s1ys-' NJ. PuH KY has arrived here to-
day fso'n Nov York IN company with Richsrl
Adams Ioeke.for the purpose Of laying before
the G. Ne-oncn DO ute Information as to The
approaches Of RIss, npon Turkey, and tho
possibility Of general L .ropcan war arising
thrrcfom Pdlz,ky's information, he says. is
conclu.ige.