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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-20
THURSDAY MORNING. APR. 20. 1884.
RICHMOND.
4 NEW NOTE UPON won

"A CESTEk'S PIANO The NV York 0ommcr-
cinl Advetiisern the 2ith March, 1884 in AN article
referring tn the superiority of American imported or
foreign instruments, phys the following deserved and
just compliment TO Mr. Worcester's Pianosi
"We have pianos from England France and
Germany, made 10y the celebrated mnnn'a 'turers
in those counre hnve heard their tones elected by
the touch of skilfu performers but must say that we
have seen lew pianos comparable with those mnnntno
tured by H. Worcester. In elegance oi form aud hnh,
richness OF tone, durability of tune und NIL other qualities
that render musical instruments valuable MIR. rocs-
ter's pianos unsurpassed is highly creditehe to
piano manufacturer that even Europeans con
strained to aeknow ledge their superiority"
A, MORRIS, ~ Main Street, Richmond,
is sole agent for the sale of
WORCESTER'S PIANOS,
and would invite the tentop of professors. amateurs
and the tublic, to examination of them.
His assortment embraces many and beautiful
styles and by almost every arrival sreccivng addition
al supplies. He offers tho greatest advantages in the
purchase Of PIANO FoRrss only in superiority of in
srumens bulal in the prices which he sells them
apl s Is
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DaguerreOtype Jewelry

ker Nbibited in this communty-all of which will be
D he'd with Pictures which cnnno, be surpassed in this
any other city, very low prices, and warranted to
! what they are sold for.
Feeling truly thankful for the increasing evidence OF
he popularity of his work. not ouly in the Ptase winch
abundantly bestowed, but in more substantial form
the way of an increase of business unprecedentsd
which clearly proves the superiority of his work, ho
pledges himself to use all honorable means to continue
, deseryepublic favor. p. E. GIBBS. Proprietor,
At the sign of the Flag.
P S. correct an error which find ver' preya-
ent will say that have been taking pictures for the
t four ncnhs, at from 81 80 to $40, and shall
nuelo take them as low as any house in this lace
look out for the stripes! T. Il. n.
fpb 16.ts
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ITNION STEAMSHIPS COMPANY'S
~ LINE OF STEAMESR.-FOR PHlLADEL-
PHIA, VIA NORFOLk.-The steamerh F. n
Virginia, Captain David Teal stea,ne' As.ss9s
Prnnsy syvunia, Captain james Baymore steamer City Of
Richmond, Captain H. Mitchell One of these splendid
will leave Richmond for fhilnd phia every
Monday and Thursday NJ high wnter touching nt City
Point and Norfolk eive f.eaht and passengers.
Returning lenve Philadelphia every ednesday and
Saturday, 10 o'clock A. M arriving ut Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning, which days
they will discharge their cargo
These splendid have been built expressly for
this line, and every exerton has been made combine
strength and speed. They provided with Firm Is
Patent Metallic Life Boets' first rate tables, ard
every attention is paid by accommodating Captains to
the comfort of passengers and the protection OF goods.
FARE REDUCED;
Passage New York 1st cabin and found ,...---.$ 80
" Philadelphia - " ...---..6
I" 2nd cabin and not found, a
Passenger. for New York would consult their interest
by taking this route; for independent oi being the
cheapest aud safest. IL IL by Ear pleasant.
Totncconsts shipping to Ptsbug.e bc acoommodn
ted by this line, hive entered into arrangements
To forward good. through with dspat, h.
For freight passnge apply TO
ROBERT RANRIN, Agent,
On tie Dock.
7. S.-A goods by this Inc from Philadelphia will
be discharged Tuesdays and Saturdays, md after
they delivered The wharf shall be considered by
the Company nj the risk of the owners.
mar II dts ROBERT RANKIN Ag't
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AIs1a;a;1a,-sS Jas. River Canal. fa.siaIEss 81

FARE FROM lYscHBURG. FARE FROM LYNcHBURG,
To Richmond, .-.-- 50 so To Lexington. 81 %
To Charlottesville so To Natural Bridge 81
To Cumberd G. II. 3 % To Buchanan, l 81
OUR PACKET. BOATS leave Lynchbmg daily at
P NJ Sundays excepted, and arrive in Richmond
second day at A connecting there with tho North.
ern and Southern Cars, eayi lg at A. and Steam
burg supper will be provided the Boats for passen-
gers coming in on the Tennessee railroad cars.
Passengers for Charlottesville will take the Tues.
days thursdays and Saturd ays Boat arrive in Scots'
vile next day at ia A. an in Charlottesville P.
The Boat for Lexington, Natural Bridge and Buchan.
an will leave Lynchburg Mondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS at 81 A. M. Returning, leave Buchanan Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at G3 A, M.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
feb ln-dts
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TERMS.

,.x Ia nublished daily at SO. and semiweekly at
h. ylRGlN No subscription is taken for shorter
anna months and no PAPER Is discontinued except at
so sa the F''pF''o'' until all '''''''s'' shall have
pasrygSTs are inserted for 80 cents per square or
ar every of insertions is not marked the Ms, ii
If the nu'a nun .a ordered out, and charged accordingly
O efss' for ons as !%H
III $50 }aly slO semi-weeky $35. Every yearly
iSnns ss sasesa s' tSs spaes
J lar line o. led 1@j' raably for the excess.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Fine Jewelry and Fancy Articles.

fINHE Ladies particularly invited to call ald
l. anime the NEW STOCK of fJewery Just tn hand
among which are entirely at, les before offer
red in this lace. Mosaic Pas new ana very besut-
ful, new styles Breast Pin aud Ear Dto,s Cua Pins
Rings, Locke,s, G Chartn-. sc &c. Also a full stock of
Fam artces. French Ierfumery, Soaps, Bushes, &c.
&c For sale at JNO. L. WRIGHr'S
apl d3w Jewelry and Drug Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-20

1t will be from the above card, that have be
come joint Proprietor with Mr. RossER, of the popular
Hotel the "NoRvELL lioUsE," ard that it will be
Quoted in the future under r auspices. The patron.
age of my friends and the public generally is respect
fully solicited, with the that every exetion
will be mad maintain the reputation already enjoyed
by the House, of the rstr the Southern country.
(feb 2d-ts) RO. CAWTHON.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.

CPECIAL NOTICE.-The Partnership of J.
- F. Slaughter K Co. dissolved on the Oath of
last January and the undersigned is alone authorized to
close up all the business Of the late firm Tho under.
signed will still carry his Iron and Brass Foundry at
the mouth of Fishing Creek
feb 28ts J. F. SLAUGHTER.
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Truth Stranger than Fiction!

ST RECEIVED at the Whitehurst Gallery,a large
Iot of very fine GILT FRAMES, -uitube for Da
another lo' oil PINS. LOCKETS,
ACELETS, RINGS, KEYS and SEALS, (some
a 6ne) making the largest and most desirable as
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Christmas Presents.

the time for the interchange Of friendly tokens OF
regard and affection s at hand and ''inerry Christ
a' and Happy New Year" are considered such ap-
&opuae sions for bestowing cherished friends
omething which will serve TO recall to mind, with IN
eased yivdness, the love in memory OF the donor, 1t
e4y be well TO remind those who contemplate tand who
N not presenting loved with something real
valuable, that in all the whole catalougo of Bou;ere,
iere Is nothing which is surely and invariably apPe
ed as the counterfeit presentment OF the gver in tho
IN Of daguerrcotypc. especially when taken in TAN
PMS inmitable style, and placed in Of the hume
Pus. beautiful and Fancy Paper Mache, Velvet Peal
r. Tortoise shell Porte Monnaie Cases or in an ee'
/ Mt Locket, Bracelet, Finger Ring, or Breast Pin
ost choice asso tmen: of which have just received
Fpresy toy the Holidays, exhibition at the
:, New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
Main Street, Immediately over VIM. II. Mosb, Auc-
lon Room.
n b. Particular pains taken to give correct likeness
Pd artistic pictures Storeoscopic and coloured Dn-
erre"types may be had in superior STYLE by those who
sue them Don't mistlke the place: MAIN STREET,
! ID DOOR FROM BsrDGE ST
GEO. w. MINNIS,
n s. TANNER,
dec l7-ts o,o,;J n y1,a.,ooIo;s,o
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THE NoRvBLL HOUSE,

Lynchburg, Va
TUNHE undersigned having associated with him in the
l. manag cement of this well known House. Mr.. Ron
ERT CAwTHoH, of Lvnchburg respectfully solic
its continuance of the patronage literally bestowed
upon his House. while its sole proprietor. By their
Joint exelons, they hatter themselves they shall be
able to give und sded satisfaction their friends and
public generally. THOS. ROSSER
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LINE Of Richmond "a.

These vessels Of the fret coss, built in the city Of
baltimore, expressly for this trade aud hnvo superior
,ommodntions for passengers. They are commanded
iy experienced Captains, well qualified for the rnde
and who aill spare exertion To accommodate They
will be towed up and down the rivers by and may
he relied to sn promptly advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will ind il their interest To ship by this line
rs freight will always be tnken low by any other
line Of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and NewY York give satisfaction.
Freight Is cents per whole and 10 cents per 3 4
Tobacco being about 50 per cent. less lhau chnrg J
the Steamers. Insurance Gun be effected in the hI.l-
nond Fire Association by this line AT 3-8 per
We respectfully ask and hope L. succeed in obtain
Ing full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line New. York will be for.
warded free of commission to New Orleans, Mobile
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
ern port Tho vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
In New York Berth No. |, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURhIE, Richmond, } p
G. II. PIERSON, NY. IS
No 81 South Street.
August 2.dts
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RICHMOND.

JOHN ........-...--...sAa'L. v. WATKINS.
Booker n Watkins,
c ON MIS- N MER c II A N T 8,
CARY STREET,
(Between l2lh aud 18th Streets.)
Richmond, Va.
feb 17-ds som
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WILSON PETERS, MARTIN, ". s, PETEBs
Nelson Bynchburg. Nelson
PETERS, MARTIN Il co.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Richmond, Va,

fNENDER their services to their friends, acquainan-
l. cos, and the Planters Farmers and Merchants of
Virginia and North Carolina,
- FOR TIE SALE OF -
TOBACCO WHEAT. FLOUR CORN, &c,
and for the purchase of GOODS, GROCERIES, GU
ANO. PLASTER, &c
Particular attention will be paid to the Forwarding
of Goo Is, Groceries, Produce, &e.
From their long experience in business, their united
efforts aud unring exertons they and believe they
will be able give satisfaction to those who may confde
their business to their management.
Office 18th Street. opposite Shockoe Warehouse.
Storage House the Basin.
REFERENCE.
Judge Lucas p. Thompson .,,
Messrs. Imboen a. McCue 's"S"'
Hon. VIM c. Riyes Albermare.
Gem Gem Alss ossc' pF2~n, H.a', Nelson.
VIM. A. Miller, Lynchburg.
Echols g. Pryor, do.
Mcdaniel, Hurt d Preston, do
McCorklc a. Jones, do
Aeree a. McClanahBn,
Joseph H. Wilson, do
Tinsley Taylor a. Co, do
A. B. Rucker, do
Lee 81 johnson, do.
Saunders 4 Irby, do.
J. NJ. Ifollns, 10.
Hugh Barclay, Lexington,
N. IL Massie, Augusta
Wm. Il Martin, Chesterfield,
Jas. X bcIyre,
jan 2-d2cts
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For baltimore aud Phiindeiphin


keares Richmond epery Tuesday al o'clock =. A.
sstts THE large and new Steamer II Il LV1 RE
ssaA& Capt. GFFonn. will receive freight every Mo,r
lay, md up tho hour of o'clock ?. M, every Tuaa
lay. Tor the above place..
Shippers to Wheeling, rittsburg, Cincinnati and tho
South and West generally will find this route the cheap
and most expeditions For freight. apply
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond Va.
IIllu I.1Ia
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE IT. T. MOORMAN. of the lfte firm Of
~ Moormnn & Martin. would Inf rm III. friends and
ruste emers of the lnic firm that he will coninue tho
Grocery and CommIssion Business,
the old stand of N Il NJ ,wn.,e be will make every
exefon give satisfaction HE friends customers
and the public generally,
He VIII keep constantly on hanl laTg and we'll
lected stock oi GROCERIES,, DRY GOODS. &c.
~ Special attention paid To the sale or forwarding
Of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour. &e., SC.
janoA THOS T. MOORMAN.
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AUG ANDERs & CO..
Ii STREET., Richmond, Virgtnia,
IMPORTERS u JOBBERS OF SILK a. STRAW
1 GOODS, Laye for snlo the ioowng
bonnet Ribbons, fnlinn Grape, all oolors,
cap English -
riein TufIeta Ribbons Widows i" "
a Satin HIT a. "
black, Gro de Rhine Silks, Crepe Iase.
J. sin and Corded +" Wnsl Blonde Laoes,
Mareeline Illusion
Florence - Plain figur'd
Plain Satns, SilS Blonde
Nelvets, rorcton Musius,
Black, Brown and Green Bcrage, for Wells,
Tissue, " do
Black. Love vcils, Tor Mourning,
Embroidered Wells, NIL qualities,
silk Gimps md 7 Trimmings.
A complete assortment of French and American
Flowers aud Head-drcsses.
We would call especial attention Ia stock of
SILKS AND RIBBONS,
having imported many of the styles ourselves. Our
sormen is complete and prices Ii " ns in any mar
Our stock of BONNETS from our own manu-
noory, will comprise every style oi fashionable goods
in tho market viii h. from connection with the
lnrsest manunctory in the United States, enn-
hled To offer ON tho very hest terms.
SILK BONNETS of every vnretS--Also Band
boxes and Millinery goods generally.
GV Buyers will confer favour by looking through
our atork.
10 Special anl promp, attention paid to orders.
TX fnpy mi thaI
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GEO. w. MINNIS,
n s. TANNER.

NE SU !3SC ltIBEisS having obtained the
Exclusive right of retailing Fisk's Metallic Burial
ihd the surrounding country, that they have IL
1 " ware room Main Street. LOT of the above Ca
., u'ncrent sizes. Itwoud be difficult task give
l'ellaie impression ofthese Gases without person
~ %'pecion; they perfectly air tight and ndesruc
] a"i tor protecting and preserving the Dead Ton
ihterments. for vaults ar for transportation,
ot to anything of the kind before invented. Those
uortq9ate enough so need the above Gases can be-
rr',ed oy S. DIUGUID & SONS.
noertakng in the usual style also promptly attend
10. SD & SONS.
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III TuANO GUANO !! GHANOl!!-55 tons of y.
~ 'luvinn Gnsno, for sae the l',wcSt marke,
I'VE ny WM A MILLER,
W@2t) On the Basin
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vI,mE AGRICULTURAL TOOL AM

u MILLING BUSINESS will be continued by the
Undersigned under the style ond firm of n. s. Whit
en,o,e & Brother.
P-rsons wishing to purchase AGRICULTURAL
to- LIS will hrd il to their interest to i've call,
tock, hink, cannot be surpassed in qunity,and
~ill ,e sold at prices TO suit the times.
To firm of H. s. Whtemore 4 Bro is alone
thor ,.ed to settle tie ahnirs of Whemore. McNamee
a. % II. s. WMITTEMORE,
GA WHlTTEMORE.
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vIymE UNDERsIGNED WILL CON-

l. TINUE THE FOUNDRY BIsINESS in nil its
branches and ash continuance of the librs patron
age extended TO Whittemore McNameo n Go.
JAMES McNAMEE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-23

SAp AND FATAL AccrpENT.-0n Saturday last
two oung ladies', named Anna Deacon and Kate
sncsbee, Of philadelphia, whe were temporarily
residing in Chester county, started In company with
ayoung man TO go to Chester Springs. On the WAY
the rsins broke, and the horse took fright and
on. Inc young mau made an attl mpt TO leap upon
the horses back. His foot slipped, and he fell. and
Icing caught by The gearing, was dragged under
the horses feet for q considerable distance. lie
was cut and bruised IN . most shocking manner, so
much SO that his life ia despaircd Of. Miss Deacon
leaped from tho vehicle and falling on her head was
instantly killed. Miss Buckbec was thrown out,
and was seriously, II not fatally, injured. Tie body
Of Miss Deacon was brought to this city, aud con-
yeysd to the residence OF her parents correr OF
Tenth and Master streets. Miss Buckbee was
brough. home, and is nov at her residence, Tenth
street, below Thompson. Both these young ladies'
have largo circle Of friends, aud the accident has
created widespread feeling Of sofrow. Miss Buck
bee is daughter Of the late pr. Bucbbce, who dis
appeared mJsteriously year or so ago. and was
found drowned Philadelphia Ptnrsy3ranian, dr.
gust 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-23

IAiLgoAD AooIDEyT.--As the Pittsburg express
train on the Hamilton and Dayton RAILROAD was
passing Cumminsville on last Saturday morning,
the conductor saw two men in q market wagon on
the Colerain turnpike, and Just about to cross the
railroad track. Tho officers made all possible
signals and efforts to prevent catastrophe, but in
vain. The wagon and horses were caught by the
locomotive and in moment destroyed, as also were
the two men in the wagon, who were Germans; one
OF them MAS named Philip Dikeman. and the name
Of the other could not be ascertained. SO terribly
mutllated were the men that OF one Of them the
largest piece that was found was portion of one
ann. TIE Coroner held ca inQuts. on Saturday.
and verdict was returned that tue deceased came
10 their death by carclessy driving over the rail
road crossing on the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Day
ton Ralroad at the Colerain pike in Cumminsy,llc,
being run over by the Pittsburg express train. No
fau tc9n possibly he attributed to the officers Of the
train, who gave oil tho signals Of the road for tive
track TO be cleared, and used every precaution to
stop the train as the horse and wagon cane up
CircitnGti Columbian, Aug. Il.
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PHu.ADl IrHiA, Aug e. Fu-Arr bsrks Kary
sade Hakor, Boston Louisa Lindsay, Havana Reindeer
franklin, London As days; hss Nora McGiivery East
Iost; Chcopee Emery BostoR los Park, Para, do New
Globe, bbetts, and Henry Leeds, Iitejohn Eastport
Calvert, Jones' Sierra Leone; Judge Baney, Buckley,
yer Calais Roam, Look Boston, Alert, Hall, 90; Sarah
Ann, Ireland Dshton; J Mercer Robinson, Salon;
Dayton, Murphy, Newport; Samuel Leucx, Lenox, Tsn
River; steamer City of Boston, Baker, Boston.
Cd briggs Jos Park, Park and Judge Bianey Bradley,
Boston Eastern STATE Gnmsgc Por.iani schrs Lenox,
Lenox Dehtcn saran Ann, Ireland Boston; G Gibbs,
Gibbs, Now Bedford; r Mercer, Robinson, Ssleui;
Clinton, sterling NYora; A Page, Hammond, Troy;
Mcguire, Eaker, Now York; lcues, Little, Hsriea
Charter Oak Chase, Boatcn Rossberry Nicserson, Tort
land; steamer Delaware, Clark, NYerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-23

CLEARED.
Steamship Arabia Dbl Judsins liverpool T. Cunara.
chip Confederation (reH), Corning Havre, Lane, Wess
Bark Altoona, Beecher Msrsai lies, Draper Deviin.
Bark AeeD Heinrich (Bieml. KoLlman, Bremen.
Brig Lon QuiAotte (Brem), Vest, Buenos Ayres,
Chuych.
Brig Jessie Kent (Br), Dwycr ST Johns, Nj, Barrow
Brig Tertia (BT), Hammond, Fa lmouth, Barclay &
Livingston.
Brig Antelope Br), Holden, Halifax, Kelly srithers.
Brig Jason (Bs) Wilson, Me1inda, NJ, Eager Il Co.
Brig Helen Hoben (Br), HdTedge, st John, NIB, Kclly
Brig Vulcan QBr) Mann, Pictou, Whitney &Co.
Schr Geeine, Rofes Port Patt G Beohta.
schr Athalla Welton, Apalach icola Post
Schr Ocean Wave, Ireland, Newborn, Davis Holmes.
Slight.
schr Martha Marie, Small 81 lem, W Ropes.
steamer Parker Vein iurner, Baltimore, Parker Vein
Steamship Company.
Steamship Florida, WAul, savannah, 60 hours, with
Pm Cape hatseras light bearing ", sgnalized teamship
Augusta hence for savannah, ana steamship Nashville
hence for Charleston
steamship Marion Foster, Charleston IS hours, with
mcse and passengers, to SrOiford Tileston Co. On
sundsy. at Pm Cape aatteras light bearing sigma
of Cope Ha'teras sgnazed steamship Na,hv ile hence
for Charleston, and at 10 20 PM ssnazed steamship
Augusta hence for savannah.
cal t. tho New Yoik Gas Company Aug II, lat Al 90
Ion CO 40, cxpeIi.ncoa gale from to WsW whilst
undor double Ieeied ,osals carried away the main top
mast taking m,zcn topgaant mast along with it. break
ing DaiDtoI gallant royal yard &c 18th lat Al A. Ion
Gu 90, spoke ship st Louis hence for Liverpool 18th.
lat 40 g. lon ca 81 spoke ship Lady Milton, from Meer
pool for New York. The A Ind Light winds Gains
during the passage
Ship Marths's Vineyard, Pember, Glasgow, 81 days,
with mdse and &c patst myers, to Durham 4 Dimon.
Dark lucy Eliza tn, Crosby, Newport, W, SO days.
with railroad iron TO Crosby, Croker Co.
Bask Eagle (Ei), Qusncc, Bristol, e, AZ days. With
mose lDd us pssser gers, to II nj W Meyer.
Brig Matilda (oden) Frcricks, Bolivar "a days, with
hides. to Maitland, Fhclps & Co.
Brig Relief Sawyer, Mhtbridgc days, with lumber to
Simpson MAJ how Co.
Big Nlo, small, Machiss, dnys, with lumber, to
Snow.
schr Benjamin Harrison, Mitchell, Wilmington, NC, 4
days.
schr Mary True, Hunt, Lubcc, 8 Gays.
scf- VIM Henry Thorndyte, Thonastcn, days.
Schr J F Merrie.., Snow, fortla nd. Me.
ScIr BeDiamiD, Fowler, Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr Eclipse Carey somorsyille, Mass.
Schr haytndaa. Griswold, New Haven for Philadel
phia
scr Lydia Catherine, Henderson, New Haven for rhi
ladelphia.
.sehr Challenge, Hathaway, New Haven for Phiadsl
phia
sloop Pointer, Fowler, Rondout FOR Providence.
SAILED
DsnisL frgate Tordens6 old, Hennfeld, Copenhagen.
Wind during the dsy from WSW, and fresa.
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Memoranda.

10 I'M RpTfOR OF T1IY NEw YORK AERsIn.
NATIONAL OBSERVATORY, Aug ~, 1854
totle contain ing the accompanying paper pick
cd up By Don Jose Calvo Long Key between
point and Cienegs, and taken by him TO the Comman
dant Of the sle If Pines, by whoIn it forwarded
the Captain General OF Cube who in seI to the
acting American Consul Mr. savage be by him trans
United TO the National Observatory.
CRUISE
Ship burlington, Of New Yoss 20 days from Calao for
Hampton Roads, L A..
Latitude by observation, AZ % deg 81 min N.
Longitude by chronone,er, at AS deg so min ".
Tine, Pm. Course stree noon wv (true) 10 rniles.
Whoever 0nds,th please eend IL 20 Lieut. r Marry,
Natonal Observatory Washington, 4. Tor the good
OF the public God bless tho finder.
(Sgned) RAFAEL BAYIET,
lobrlary s, 1854.
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AccIpExrs FROM FrRA tRns-A lad named Stein
berger a cireDtaliy sl>t by another lad on Sun
day, While they were IN 0 host ON gueDipg ex ur
sIoD oowx the De Ia waye river. The gun bad been
FREQ Of. ~ was reloaded unknnSn 10 the unfsr'
tpnaie by who 6isci q, Rtd it, TITS corcnor's july
exoDera. bin from sDy erimiBaI intent
Apo } CT sccident from the careless use OF 6re-
srDs by the amateur spo tsmen who nfest the city,
occurred yesterday. hoy, who was 10 . b at on
The river, NJ or the cemetery, shOouog blackbids,
FREQ gun to~ lard the shore, and ten or twelve
shot entered the body Of a little girl. She was not
dapgei 0usly iDjurd.-Necark Advertiser, Aag. 22.