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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-21
Fires In New York.

FIRE in FlFTf-NINTH STREET.
At about 10 O'Clock, on Saturday night, fire
dcov. in pig pen uated the side Of two sto-
~ frame house located in Fifty ninth street, the
Fifth avenne The alarm gwen, but before any water
could used on the ore the Hsmes had consumed the
two story house, andsA part Of the sAioning &C.
versl bose carriages and jumpers were early b atsad
ance bus there bsing drans in the vienity thsy
could do nothing til Gre engine l6 cane from York.
ville. Water then procured from pond. and the
Rremen tuccceded pusupg tho out Ne undscstaad
thst the prol erty belonged 70 Ernest Keyscr,
which no hso partial insurance..
PIRE IN raInTy.FfRsT sTHEeT.
At quarter past ono o'cicck on Sunday morning,
fire broke out IN frame dwelling, No. ia Wcst Thirty
first street. which entirely destroyed Loss about
5000; insurance The flames spread to she adjoining
house, owned BY John Bedcr and damaged IL to the
amount Of $50
YIRE IN SIXTY. FOURTH sThEET.
Az shout three o'ciuck sundsy moroiug, Rrs was
discovered in upinhseed frame yelling situafed In
sixty fourth street Teeth avenue. Il endre
consumed before any assistance coald be had from this
aemen. The property Is raid t. belong te Me- Rsln.
book, residps 81 No Wooster street Ill these fres
supposed to be tho work Of an incendisry.
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F1se nharshal's lnvesttg ations.
Before the Police Justices.
nIaa ~ sSrxro1r r a4wHrr


On the 11th inst, nre occurred in the mahogany door
makers shop belonging 70 Cuarles Baker, At No IL Suf
foih street. The ars disco,crei between and
eight O'Clock that evening" In the third story
pied by Mr.. Bsker Mr.. Henry BAnsher occupied the
lower part Of the building for sash and blind making
He is also tho owner Of the premises Mr. Bansher
Of the st to discover the re The evidence 10 this
sbowed that Mr. Bakers the last person in
the shop where the he took place II also appeared that
strong IRE bad been used IN The stove that afternoon
Yet the re q have originated at distance of
about eight feet from the stove
Itfurher appea ed BY The evidence that Mr. Bansisr
ai his son rhe last pcfs In the bailiiug
Mr. Bapsber caused The Iower doors TO be Iocod and 10
less than hour after the Gre discovered n
Mr.. Bakers sbop There was no Insurance On Mr.
ah.rs stock which be esmafed at 81 O00 aud he says
hie lose IL $4,000, VT Bss er thinks the rc
suit of nccinept be canrot form any other ooinion
Mr.. Bsnsbey Was Insured his stock for $500 and
the buildings t20 The loss sustained ny the Gre
y hts stock will bc about s1b and the damsge TO tn
bulong $3.50 Mr. Bansbcr Is Of the opinion ths.
the fire was the result Of accideut.
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rEorIaIiIy Ia New. ark.

NEWARK J., august 20, 1854
1he interments in this city fr the past week wore
eighty, and the deaths by cholera, twenty seven.
To-day We had fifteen iDterments. four deaths BY
chc1erA.
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FIRE IN RLDrrpGE STREET.

On tho 4th instant Gre broke In the work shooe
ti'us'ed In the rear Of No. 81 Edridss street Tn
flames arst discovered issuing from tho hssemsnu
sLd su,pofcd TO have oraipsied In Mr. Mesohs scrowi
saw es thop, Of the blacksmith chop OF Cbaunsr
81 John. Mr. st. John occupied the bssencnt and 20
foor, @ machine shoQ lis loaa he esti
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Arrest or a Land Warrant For,

CINCINNATI, August 10, 1864.
Oliver Craig, notorious i,d warrant forger has been
arrested, and is now IN jail hero
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Fire IN FELTON, asrost, Brssklyn.
ONE NAN xlLLED AND AxoFHnn IMJuRsD.
Shortly before two O'Clock, yesterday morning, Hre
broke ont In the livery stables Of Mr. Conkln Car No
22 Fulon street, and before it could bs sxtngushed the
adjoining building mo. 24,) also o~nsd BY Mr.. CARL,
and occupied By Mr.. John SuydAm tavern, was
sicerably damaged.
The contents Of the stables numbered thirty horses
'oy wheeled vehicles twenty seghs twenty pairs Of
wheels for carriages the OF tho estabshment
and loads Of hay The and carriages
saved but the sieighs and wheels destroyed and
the hsy and bsrness greatly damaged.
The remen led in sxtinguishng the DANES be-
fore the buildings entirely enveoped, thus saving
great mt Of properly from destruction the
tire neigh hood Is studded with budinss Of highly
II rGsnmahIe character
II il known how the Gre originated but the proba
bl,y that II accidental, As the proprietor with
several others, in The stable until O'Clock, at
scme after they left When the doors were burst
open the f'e was seen issuing from two places from
which It presumed by some that it the work Of
ipcendiary
The loss sustained BY Mr. CARL amounts to between
one and two thousand dollars, upon which there il
partial insurance in the Nassau Company Of Brooklyn
Mr.. Suydams loss reaches $780, upon which there is
insurance.
While proceeding to tho Are, Brooklyn Engine Co. No
IL their aplarAtus upon the raroAd track in Fulton
street ard ging the hill from SANDS street 1t St
tansd uch great degree Of speed that with the
greatest difficulty that the members got ont Of the way
She co~n To within few yards Of the dock where
sbe switched OF. cOored man, named Cha les Curry,
uho wns sssisng In taa,ng tho carriages out Of the
burning building, was over by the engine and so
haoiy injured that he ciet in few minutes after being
taken tn The Second district stat house An shman
named William Kearpes, was also knocked down and
ba iy bruised about the bead and shoudsrs but
,ainsd serious injuries He conducted to his
home in Henry street. by ofcer Barr Of tho First dis,
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ME ws BY rELtG APH.


The Southern Msss.
. YELLOW FEyER AT rHE scura, Ero.
BALnxogs sugust 20. 1854
BY the arrival Of the Sou th~rn mai. to day we have
the New Orleans papers of sonia,
There ffty ceatbs Ia the Charity Hospital
in New Orleans, for the week ending SATURDAY the 18th
inst, Of which twenty seven ,om yelsS fever.
In Savannah there had death. from the
same disease during the In Chsreston It
was prevailing to ve,y imrei extent
card appears in The Washington papers announcing
the amicable settlement Of th- ctisuy between Mr..
Riggs OF Washington and Mr. Ba'ie OF North Carolina
Fsusa Hss 0..
SHOOTING AFFRAY-NOrIrIcArION OF THE CHIEF
OF POLICE TO LiQUos DEALERS.
Bwros, August 20, 1854.
An encounter took lsce yesterday afternoon between
Mr. Barry, of the publishers ~ this LIFE in Boston,
and Mr.. snons in which pistols AID oh-r weapons
were freely Mr.. Bacey his escape from his
ussAant butreceved dangerous wounds before
fngso.
The Chief Of Police has visited most al the place,
where liquor has besn tdsy aud no has notified
the sellers that they will be pro.esuie,
I0wa El.c,i...
II LOUIS, August f8, 1854.
The Burlington, Iowa, Telegraph -ays that Grimes,
whig IL elected Gov OF lows oy 900 m jority The
House is wing, and the sena . douotful
Deaths frUm HHisrv AZ" ~cetleots, &c.
PHII ADxsrHiA. Aug 20, 1854.
Joseph Kesgan, brakeman, My~d on tbs Reading
road, deo at the hospital tncay ,h- ef-cts of
scaHing he received yesterday at ficumond from ~
coilapsirg of Aue OF the locomotive
Miss Anna Deacon, eg.d nj etssn killed Yesterday
At Chester spings by being thrown from vehicle while
The horses were running asay
Mortality ia New ark.
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AFrRAY IN ScHoHARrE CouSTY~-A very serious
ARRAY occurred In tho town Of Wright, Schoharie
county, on Tuesday lsst which grew out Of stealing
some fruit from the farm OF q Mr.. Schoolcrafe, by
laborers on the 5usquehanDa Rsilroad. IL appears
they were caught In the act OF stealing, aud we're
driven OF the farm by Nc. 9. and some persons In
his employ In the evening the persons returned TO
the "a m with reinSo, cement, whom they nearly
demolished the house Of Mr.. Schoolcraft and beat
him end his wife In . serious manner. The neigh
boYe, upon hearing Whist had tFanspirod, immedi
ately ret about fercng out the perpetrators Of the
outrage. Three Of the party we're traced TO tais
city, and found at Woolford's Bull Head last even
ing. They were taken back to Schoharic county
this morning, where an examination win be had b.
fore justice Of the peace.--Aibnny Evening Jour
nal, dug. ~.
MAINLAND Coal TRADr.-During the week end.
ing on Saturday the 18th Of August, 6,7Sj.l2 tons
OF coal passsd over tie Cumberland CompAny's Rail
road, 9nd !, 5,420 tons over the Mount Savage Rail
Toar--mskng 12,205l2 tons for the week, and
276 f6l OF tons for the year, from the Frostburg
region. During the same time 3,9s3.05 tons passed
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fr I'm the
Westenport region, making liz ,sl6.14 tons for tna
region for the ear. hm)unt for the week from tue
entire region 10 lds.l5 tons, OF which ,gG9.lJ tons
vent 70 market by caoai, and IL 19903 by railroad.
Total for The year frnm the entire region, 389 s32l6
tops, cf which 2711s3l tons passed over the iti-
moe and Onio Railroad, and at,Sf715 tops do IN
the canal Amount ~ samc time las. yetr, 2Ss,l5'.
in resse ihs yew 1G0.7fi I. tone -Csg,berfgp'
QiustiS s1a.fIs II 29s' Is.
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TELEGRAPUIC

PBnADSLiTiA, August 20, 1864.
Miller, The self accused murderer, is lying in tho
prison hospital very low with the typhoid fever, and
eoubts are entertained Of his recovery.
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IOwa Elecsis...

IT LOUIS, August f8, 1854.
The Burlington, Iowa, Telegraph -ays that Grimes,
~hg, elected Gov OF lows oy 900 IN ority The
House is wing, and the Sena . dou otful
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MISCELLANEOUS
REMOVAL.

2Tbe subscriber ia.stng removed 10 his new Store
III .ier. al.ve la. old stand and trce dopr. .onti,
II Nam and Anrs.t st'-cts, Is prepared Ia offer M
it rn,en. 10 per.1-- rutrin-ng ali kind. Of ID
Medriues Paints OH, D,es Window Glass, intty,
Pei .tner,. fsn,y Atttele- &e..N
TINS Stofr /. l02 feet deep, which will enable him Il"
Ae. much atger stock thai usual. Particular ntien
non viii be paid Ia ali ardcr. Prescriptions filed at
ali hnu,; and fun pere "t mnre ihau 80 year
lie naer- hinse' thar hc Ill he able To iutni-t Dnl,
such medicines ne pure md Tri uine. Aithe ne"
Ph,n sccuucnl Preparation. made ~ they appear IN
III. Medical Journal.
MUSIC SALOON.
The SECOND story viii used Us Music Soloon,~
he ha. and ~l lrep supply . thn.e tuiy eel.
ebfutcd Worlis Fair fLondon) frcnl Pmno.. All
KIND, Of Music Musical Instruments furnished IL
afder iivate entrnnce L. tle Snloon ~ the alley
Yi.tcrs n III please ring the I"o bed
Il. LYMAN, Bank square.
~ inN q
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fer OldPoint, Norfolk and Portsmouth.


fINHE heantiiui and fAssre .teer'h at = z
i AUGUSTA, under thr command Of AsA1n411-
Capt Nu G. Smith, so long aud fasorably known !"
the travelling community the Potomac and Jams'
river is nov running on the line vim Port Wal
thai, and is furnished with l. u q 4 i ; 4,
Life Pre-ervers. Fore. pump., and a III" aqpianee'
ngrrs.
The Cnrs running IL ncSinn with the Augusta iron
Richmond lenve the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot ~
every Moniu, "Wednesday and Friday O'Clock
Person- ar, ing in Richmond, by the Packet Boats
have but a few steps Ia walk 10 III" Cars
The Carr rtInai from Pr,.r-bnrR Ia CITY Point IN
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg sam"
dss. above AVA NJ, from the Depot OF the Apro
mattux X Co. thus wing pHssrnser- an opportunity
10 60 from Lynn hburg Their by the Packet Boats
Danville Railroad Richmond. by way Of the eou
Side railroad TO Petersburg and FROM there next morn
rg In Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
rntedN,s, vim Tuesdays, Thursday. and Saturday, NJ
81 as
The Augusta vii stop Old Point. both going ard
returning regularly througho the bathing Senspn
Far, bct~ecn Rrhmnnd. Norfolk aud Old Point. ~ OF
fnr- between Richmond, Cukes, Rims Mil and
brove wharf, 4.-.--....-.-- ,"
Children three yenr- md twelve
years of age half price.
M.als Zach ....-.....-..-..- On 81
Servants, through ..----..-..- 81
MeHs -. ..-.-....--. 90 %
lun % dscts THOS DODhMEAD.SUpf.
LYNCHBURG MARBLE WORKS.
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MERCHANDISE.
Fall Supply of Hardware,---l854'
SIMPSON q BRO,

Sign of the Golden LOCK. Lyncnpuis, va.
w Il are opening IN addition To our former ne"
w stock a yer, nrge assortment of HAHDw.Rt,
Gu1LERY. GUNs PIsToLs, SADDLERr. fLATEp "'ops'
ftnnE on I LotHs Hoasc h,sptAg dbtic'es Binding
uafeyais and Toois = m 81 ete'y dser'p ton' Among
which are many article. Just introduced INT market ia :
fall
We nntter ourselves can exhibttoihe P'hc ee''-
eray and Those vito viii favor with an eshn'ihil"n
greater variety. ,upert"rtS at si1ie Hhd Pu"'s :"
pnd- evet offered in tins II surpassed IN any math't
I'm, p,,oa. AZ. all rev and n,osi desIub", Hnn WI
he sold ut reasonable prt. only Ia all vino AN t1Ne
II. call = nnust u with their "id,r., Winch vi re-
,,cive uu. best AID prompt aItentlo'
Merchants aud uhers bu,fg largely vii b" changed
H.. .,,l, 1T 10
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L INSEED OIL.
IL 800 gals iinsned Oil.
4O0l lbs Lewis " hte Lead,
5000 +" " hite Zinc Print,
3 bbls. Sp't- TurIentine,
Paint Bru.he.. Copa Varnish, pn,is Green, Chrome
Green in oil Pru-s Blue Verdieris, il oil; Grairne
Combs, Graininc Brushes. with full assortment oi
Painters mnieria1s on hand and for sale low
J. II. THOMPSON X cos
dec7.ts Now Drug Store
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PETERS BURG.
L - ~ -. - u A III = = - ,iLAI

L. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
THE inst ela-. double engine steamship <(sff1.
Rynnnke q apt Thomas Skinar. caves Cn,
Point Tor New iarA. Every saturday m"rni at 10 u
ciuck touching AT Nott,i.. l he Jane,i ,sn, Capt
Edward Cavcndy -ay-s rs heretofore. Fey Iesday
eve ing. touching Norfolk Trains by Radroad ii"h
Pet,a - IA < G, meet viii, esci ia f..
Passenger. leaving L. nchbntg fne-dny rornins
viii arrive H. tire io lie Jaue-tuwn at City Ponttht
same ,v.uIn az aud ~ jsr leaving on dda'
all Ia, ovc II lie, -arg liisi night an connrct wi
tn ko,uok.. re- manning at 10 "'cncl.
Passage mt ih,e irrn Petersburg, including
Stnte R,-,m. $lh 10
,,o.,a,. ,...,,. ~
Stcamer-
fOr tieig fP-. 80 apply to
SAM Ell g. BAPTIST fet, r,Lurg.
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NOTICE,

- fEC1AL he subsc. lLei is NOW
~ receiving hI~ ali mud VI inter stark u goods ,,r
Stating III Cooking, Parlor, Office. Chntch and Facing
Stove-, fer wood AID al Crates every vaii,,, If
Style. nicely finished and very ornamental and will b
excel IN ieaHy ot design any ing in this market
Ais he Dihm"nd ant iand improved Oman Co.kjny
Range, winch are warranted gis perfect
turntces IT ssaiciy al >izes, Tor warming rbu,cLc
DIV, ling, &c, which wi b.. set To den In ria. ,,,
perfect manner together with Registers Vcnt.tor.
and ,nr"u- articles usually iepl in sore--ro
pri>ing the largest aud test selected eyer
Tered IN ENLISTMENT this side Of Ba timure md
which will be I'D prices that cannot fail To su tl
times All Interested viii rl'nse 'alI aud examine ut
the Lynchburg Stove Works, east Muin st.
nov 3.dts G. \. BLISS
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND /:


OH HiiDS N. O. X Sugar,
~ 40 bis Coffee aud Clarified Sugar.
~ boxes and bbls. Loaf, Crushed, and Pul
N'rzed Sugar,
'trklip and Lagnra Coffee.
thgsSurefior Old ava Coffee,
hlds Cuba AMI T. K. Molasses,
bbls n. q. Mola,ses,
toas Bur Iron, assorted,
do Hoop and Band do,
du.B~tcrd Steel,
Cast and Shear do,
-. ths Bacon,
300 SIDES Sol Leather,
rs do. Black Upper 10,
40 don. Calf Skins
90 " Pink Ii ling do,
10 . Sheer Skins,
. 900 Gaes Cotton Narn,
10 Bales Osnahurcs.
50 Boxes Sperm and Adamantne Candies,
SO do. IIu& Sons Patcn, do,
Is do. Soap.
10 do Starch.
800 kegs Nails, To GO n.y.,
10 Wr' Nails,
Is bills I nners' Oil,
40 ons Peruvian Guano
900 sacks Salt.
Plaid Bleeched aud Brown Domestic Calico, Linen
Drill Bed Cords and Plough Lines. Win low Glass and
Putty, Copperus, Alur, Madder and Indigo, Pepper
Givg-r and Spice. Spades Shovels. Trace and Halter
Chains Manure and Hay Folks Boots. Shoes and Hats
For sale, exchange Cor country Prnduce,"n sccomo
dating term. up 2l.,s) JOHN HOLLlNS.
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HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
L Sycamore st, Petersburg Va
Ouu0siIf lie Court House.

- he subscfber, take pleasure IN notifying <H
the Merchants OF birginia and Moth C1t"' eA1e
Ina tint their stock o Gonds Tor IL, has ben
received and they prepared 10 serve their Gn'
ton and others may vail tbs market 10 lay IN
th"ir tall supplies.
II il kn"w0 but we hive always kept ialge and va
RED us'ntne,t o Goods in our line, and "" viii only
add, rhtt stock the present ,cnson ia unusually
larg" and well Bssoted. selected entirely from Aahuiic
iarcs IN person y the senior pItncr wio,e experience
Il fifteen ycurs enab e. make such selections and
sGch i'll insure successful competition WIN
any ,bbng House North or SouIh
sep Ct, MAJOR & MOORE.
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- ORNAM Al NM 'Hf''''''' '
Robert A. William ha- II e gmtIhehti"n 10 uhh"uhct
IL his friends and the pub c L at lie Las re'"vtd hl'
Book to-, to III. large mud eicent graii" bun dang
,.n.te ala. Warwick Hou,c Main street, > n, hbuig,
Y. where he is now receiving large md splendid
.tork of BOOKS ADD FANCY GOODS. Iii. stock vii
lie found l., roup rise of ,he most beaulllnl ON
Boohs Albums Port Folius. Paper Niche Work
Boxes aud Gluve Boxes exhibited IN this MAJ hel
The Ladies will find, by iviDg inn, call and exam
ming l,. stock a nrre number of u, iu we'll ~
beautiful urticies in lispcnsble themselves N WINTER
and an examination all he uks Ut tn lade, 10 insure
sales. Tn, will find too every attention pad them II
i. in HI. power 10 do. besides. a large and well select
ed stock of hooks in every variety of indng, suitable
for gifts, &c. &c, may be found die following:
Fancy Toilette Soaps, new Article, Tor chs ri ed
hands, &c.
All kind. Of peruner'; omades for the Hal-irl
copherous, kL,harion BRAZILIAN Amber Gloss, aud
many other artcles Of the
nov l01.
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d:l ''' '" 80. SALE '""''"'' g.

eH..A FOX SALE "
Finding il viii require more time pny my drbi4
t,an my crrdt"rs can conveniently allow unless sell
portion ot m, property, hive determined otlrr the
follow Ing property FOX SALE.
My krslntNcF in the ncighborhond of Judge Dan
iels. lhls Is n met desllohe pluce. The House
tains IL rooms. NIL well mud ,f them elegantly fin.
ishcd with brick kitchen and al other necessary out
houses, and well of eNerlent the premises,
The HOUSE, Lor nj present nccupird 10y Mr.. J, +.
Barns. This IA and pleasant lace. suited FOR
small family. The House la. five rooms, with gpod
kitchen, smoke hau,c, und well Of hts in
the yard.
Also, my FOUNDRY. In Offering my foundry Cor
salc cons Ter am Offering the aluuble property
ever offered in tins place 1t we'll kn"wn in this
veinny II need particular descriptions hut will state
there is not n better nrrinl ed establishment IN the
State Il is furnished with com rlcte o tools the
ht"st improvements, and "rte stock of patterns. in
good condition and extensively used. | would refer
selling halt the interest in the Foundry property, should
any one desire purchasing such interest
Any person wishing purchase my of the above
named propertA will uppy 10 the suh.criher tn.
Phoenix Foundry A &. DABNEY
I.1t
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BOOKS, PIANOS. FANCY GOODS. &c

BOOKS, PIANOS, FANCY GOODS. &c
DAiNE X CHRISTIAN are now in receipt al a iulI
1 supply Of dood- in their line. Tor the Fall Tinde,
consisting H. pant OF Books, in all the department" OF
Lit. ruure law Medical Theological, Historical, Mis-
cellaneur. ana School. Some IL giant Books, put up
ia splendid bading, suitable for presents.
Fancy Goods.
A large supply some very mutt u, embracing
PuI Ter Mache Wiring Desks
Cand Stands,
- - Work Boxe.,
" Jcwelry Cues,
- Portfolios and Ink Stands Pcnrl CHrd
hrauit. Mororcc Wmk Cases and Gentlemen Dres-
sing do, K ,,ewuod " orb Boxes and " riting Desks
Toilet Brushes aid Combs, Pen knivc. and Pencils,
some styles.
Paper Hangings
Some vey elegant Gilt ton PHrlurs also. Ii large
assortment iur ilalls and Chambers, Transparent
Shndes, large variety.
Whiting Paper.
l. tier, Cup and Notc of every variety and quality,
ruled and unrulcd.
Blank Books
LedgerS, JouI nal~, Day Bouks, Rec I'd and Memo
landum Books, u all ,I1c~.
Ink
Black, Blue, Red and Carmine.
Games
Chess, Back Gumnou, Conversation CurIs, also, II
nrgc variety of cames tor Children.
They Agents tor the American Tract Suci ~, and
sci al Tia" Books al their prices,
~ dt.
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Keep your Feet Dry.
IsN ELASTIC PASTE, FOR RENDER.
~ M B ots. Shoes, Harness Leather oi an, hind,
perfectly "hto,-i roof.
Di1tctiOHs-p lice the article be ndered Mater
proof h. tore the fine, also warm the Taste then with II
,pongc rag givethe article two three coats
man, it will ubsorh, und will be- perfectly imrer.
Nuus 10 water
Prepared and sold on'y at
d. r. LYMANS,
2I-dts Lynchlng, W.
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GEORGE JONES & CO,

GEORGE B. JONES q CO,
\RUGGIS1o fETERsBuHG, Va uicf Tor sale l"I
- CASH or approved CREDIT, nh "StensN'
md varicd ussortmeut uf Medicines Paints, OILS,
Dye Stufs, Window Glass. Soaps, PeifumeIy
&c. Nc. Obtnlhng their supplies ttom manufactures
ond importers only they prepared II furnish fu'e
md genuine Giles low they bought oil any
regular obing house.
Their stock for the Fall trade embraces: Best frech
English aud American Qulniuc PRIME Caracas and
Maniln Indigoes; Prime Honduras Cnchineal; Best o
i've Oh. in bottles and cusk- Pure White Lead. dry un
ground in on; Prime Omhro Muddrr, u bn,rrls and
kegs Blue Ntrio in bids. aud keeN; Extract L"gwood
IA boxes; Sces OF ali kinds hole aud ground; Popu
lar Patent Medicine. III all H Ids unins uni other"x
tracts for the handkerchief Cert Cologne, Hulr Obs
Pomatum. hail Brushes DC &c, sc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-14
NOV 24-dts
CRATES. CRATES.

4 nnher lot of hose highly finished Crates. of various
.LAszes aud styles, just reiyed at tie Lynchburg
Furnace ami Rorge Warehouse. c. S. BLISS.
no 92.ts