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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-03

WIN. ). HANNAH
AS now open and tor sale most desirable
stock OF Spring and INNER goods, To which he
hcss leave TO call the atteno of his friends and the
public generally lis as."r merit is complete and nj
~ low prices IA. y in tie market. He would call
particular attention to his stock of
Silks. Dress Goods and Ribbons
Also To slendd stock of urnis ing good, lor gen.
tcrner among winch may be four
SHIRTS, COLLARS, CRAVATS, GLOVES,& &c.
All Ut The newest yl's and best ,akes BUYERS will
conra favor by l"nkn through my stock before pun.
chasing, ] am determined TO sell as cbesp "a H..
cheapest. rtnnr Al I,
4F-Express and Gazette copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-03

lfthe Train stopped fo'a passenger between my
the above named points, the chm WILDE mncc from
the point a-scd by tho Train. and charge vii.
lie less than TWENTY-FIVE cent. in any Gaze.
Passengers who do not procure Tickets Except those
whn take the where tickets not .old,)
vii be charged by the conductor per cent in al
Iifion To the regular 81 inr". provided however
TINT in no case sh, he receive than ten, mori
ihan fifty tent. from anyone passenger to any point on
the rond.
Servants will be required to hive passos, Ia
be left with The Ticket Agent md with the G on
tor which pnsses, must be explicit in granting the
egs To travel the Free colorcd persons he
required produce therfreo papefsor they will nl BE-
permit ed o trDvcl on the
Jun 10 Il. II GIL l., Genl Sup't
rR'All phpers advertising for this Company will
please stop III adv 'rti-ements in relation Passenger
H., ~ tfl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-03
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port Walthall Line.

FUNIE beautiful and favnfic stennbnnte I~1-o y
i AUGUSTA, under lha command Of AssuxniS177SsSx-
Cupt. VIM. Z. Smith, $50 long and myornby known
the travelling community the Potomac and Jane.
RivHt j. now running on the line win Port Wal
thnil and is furnished with Ii 4 T. BOATS.
Lie Prcsrtyrts Fore Pump- md nil the nrplianrer
1uired by At OF Congress the safety of nss
myers.
The Cars running il nexion with the Augusta from
Rrbmand. leave the Richmond ard Petersburg DEPOT
very Monday Wcdn-sda wand Friday O'Clock NJ
Persons r.ri,ing IN Richmond, by the Packet Bonts
hnvr but few steps to walk to the Cors.
The Cars rum. from Petersburg City Point in
connection with the Augusta leavc Petersburg saue
uHy. above, MA NJ, from the Depo, Of the Appo
X Co, thus giving passengers opportunity
Danvlo Railroad To Richmond. or by wuy oi the soulh
Side Railroad 10 Petersburg md from there
irR To Norfolk
Returning the Augusta vi lrnvc Norfolk the allc,
uae days, viz: Tuesay., Thursday, aud Saturday.,
81 m
The Augusta will stop Old Point, both going aud
returning regularly throns hou the Bathing Srnson.
fare between Richmond. Norfolk and Old Itut. o. o.
far. between Richmond. Oole's Hines Mil md
Children threc years and Twelve
year. Of nge, half paee.
M'hisehcii "a oh
Servants, lhrangh,---..-- / 81
Servants t., any point on Il . reer,.-.......... 90
Meals NJ -
iun 26'dScts TllOS. DODAMEAD. Shpi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-03

Valuable Main-St. Properly for Sale.
GA HAT very valuable prom rty on Mum st., ohque
hI y "rp,sl' rhr Nory. House, fronting S2b feet,
running bars ~ feet iavipc thereon II Brick Building
mud n ooien Tenement. now rnmmandirgn good rent.
The entral locutiun md the increasing demand tor
business houyes ia this put Iteeirs, renders amongst
Ihr must valuable roperts o. haia II.
Theowprr having determined sell great Induce
u'rits will be offered tho.c desiring to II axe prof.
mhle investment. For fntucr rttcunrs, apply to
mug - I. WIN II MOSBY auct'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-03

Sl5rGOU
he articles 10 be dornted the close ni the series
{" Concerts will be handed for distribution, 10
C"mmi'tce appointed by the audieucr.
y i here will be 300 Presents ,nnd ereyv person,
hyinga Ticket I" thc Concerts, mY Present.
n Only three THOUSAND per cons viii he admitted.
TICKETS 10 the Series of Concerts cnn be obtained
{" J. FOLKS, at his Furniture Narctooms in Lynch.
hurg, where tie Furniture will be exi uited-n JoHS
L WRIGHT, at his Jewelry Store, where the Jewelfy
will be shown-of d. r LYMAN at his newly 6lted.u,
Establishment, where the Sp cndid Piano and Harm
vii be exhibited; or by letter addressed to either of the
above named gentlemen
The House and lot included in the above humber Of
presents will be o.nd the following descrip-
tnn
The Building Is new of brick; covered cntir ly with
tin: contains l2 roomswhich said rooms can e rented
ut an average of $50 per rom. Students for tine Uni
Ner'ity session OF nine months The situation within
nbou 300 yards OF the University Buildings Immediate
ly on the GENIAL Railroad
clenr, unncunbered title will be given Nth gene.
raj warranty
" All the other articles named will be found to
combine rare beauty and elegance; be If the most o.
liable older snd fliy equal ii description given
~ Persons wishing tickets should make immediate
application.
RADFoRD, PRESTON & COMPANY.
aug ll-dl sctisept
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-03

NOTICE..
Office of the Virginia & Tennessee r. r Co,
Lghcbb,rg Sept. 18th, 1854 ,
WE 9Th annual meeting al the Srockhol lers OF the
Virginia 4 Tennessee Il. r. Company will b., held NJ
the 0hcc ofthe Company. in tie eay Of Lvachbure ON
"Wednesday the 25th day ot October next
WM Il. HUGHES, Sec'ry
sep lS-it25act
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS
GAS! CAST! CASH.

DERSoNS wishing their house. fitted for burning
l. Gas will find strons ind aoements offered by
applying the subscriber. have good worsmen and /,
sape, isr stock OF materials. A. G. DABNEf.
n. Nah order. for fitting Tobacco Factories
,.isrd within -ixy day. payment will ee required
Gein the st OF June, 1855
inn A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-03
Grand Series Of Concerts.

WILL be given in tie city OF Lynchburg, com
menrng on the lst of Srptemher, 1891,
A Series of Beautiful Concerts,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03
GERMAN PAPER In RICHMOND.

The first German paper ever published in
Richmond, and we believe in Virginia, has
Just made its appearance here. 1t is called
the "Richmoader Aavetger G. "RicA-
mOad Adrerttser.' Mr.. 3. HAssEL is the
editor. We cannot speak critically of the
merits of the paper; but from the energy
and Intelligence Of the editor, we conjecture
that it is one that will be highly gratifying to
the German population of Richmond. The
advent of such journal here proves that
very large accessions Of the valuable class
Of men for whose especial edifcation it is de-
signed, have been made to our population
This is an indication of the rapid growth of
Richmond, and we hail it with pleasure.
The Advertiser is published twice a week
at s. per annum office, 1914 Main street.
1t is very neat journal, printed in new type.
We wish Mr. Hassel success in his enter
D,iZa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03

FAIR ON CHURCH HILL.-The ladies con-
1ected with the Asberry (Methodistl Chapel on
UNION HILL, beg leave TO inform their friends and
the public that they have Just opened Fair Room
at Springfield Temperance Hall, corner of 18th and
streets, Church Hi, where they will be pleased
TO see al! who may favor them with call. In addi-
lion TO large number of use u aud valuable articles
which will be sold on fair terms they viii keep
hand constant supply CT the nices refreshments Of
the season, which they will take great pleasure in
serving out to their patrons.
The proceeds of this Fair to be appropriated to
wards building Methodist Church Union
Till, sufficiently large to accommodate the necessi-
ties OF the neighborhood and they therefore solicit
all who teei friendly 10 the cause to come forward
aud encourage them in their effort to raise for
this puTpo-e ie 1-SL~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03
THE BOSTON SLAVE CASE

II will be seen that the law of the land has
trinmphed, and that the mob of Massachu,
sets abolifionists and traitors have been
signally foiled in their reasonable purposes.
Great praise is due to the President of the L
States, for the firmness and decision with
which he has performed his duty. and which
have been followed by such happy results.
A subscription pepper Tor the relief Of the widow
the murdered fatcheider, was Started on Mon.
day afternoon by one Of the most patriotic and lib.
sral merchants In Boston, and received large
number Of names Immediately with generous
saloa,as sifixed 70 Them y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03

SrEALiNG.-Iverson Day, free negro,
was arraigned before the Mayor, yesterday, charged
with stealing two buckets, four white wash brush
es and sundry other articles from Washington
Mayo, free man, On the Dist ult. The charge was
partially examined into and then continued until
this morning, at O'Clock, owing to the absence of
an important witness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03

GoING AT LARGE.--Rose, q very old and
feeble negro woman, belonging to the estate of the
late George Smith was sent to Jail by the Mayor
yesterday, for going at large contrary to law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03

EtNwEIHUNG.-The German Evangelical
Lutheran Bethlehem Church, will be dedicated 'on
Sabbath next. Services viii be conducted in the fore
noon, at 10 O'clock by the Pastor, and in the after
noon. at4 O'Clock, lin English by Rev. Oh, Read.
lie 2-2tH w EEHMOGEOW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03

OBsTRUorIoN.-Ohicer Kelly reported
Messrs John and George Gibson for obstructiue the
west side Oh 18th street, the canal, with floor.
gplank, on the night of the 23d ult., and sum
mons was issued against those gentlemen to appear
not be fined. Yesterday the case was called and
neither of them being present, they were fined 81
and costs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03

In LIMBo.-Ned, an emarcipated negro,
was committed to prison, yesterday, by the Mayor,
for remaining in the Commonwealth contrary 10
law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03

DIsMissED-Edward, slave to Robert F.
Broaddus, charged with shooting Mr. Donovan with
a bow and arrow, a6monshed by the Mayor,
Yesterday and dischaI ged. the evidence being in
sufficient to ensure conviction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03

FINEs-Mann S. Gentry, James Ford,
Augustus Staples and Clinton James, occupiers of
istl houses on Pink Alley, were each fined SO and
costs by the Mayor, yesterday, for creating nu
sance in the alley with dead fish
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03

Rev. B. Manly, Jr., then addressed the cougrega-
ton in behalf OF the Female Seminary recently es a
h!shed here and of which he is the Presid nt elect
The building was now in progress. and the contrac
plete it by the 9th of October Th9 friends oftha en-
terplse were confident of its success, and felt as
sured mar the st3ckhoders would derive dividends
om their investments. But il was not esfa blish ed
with view TO make money, but to afford instruc-
nom young women, and inCulcate piety and moral
principles. MIR. M. dwelt the importance of fe-
male education, and affirmed that this institution
would not conflict with Richmond College. but tina.
the two would exert mutua! benefit for each other
Rev Wan. +. Rroaddus, of Fredericksburg, then
spoke for some time IL urging the importance of Civ
ing females an education equal to that received BY
men de CLAIMED the conception of the institution
whose claims were advocated by MIR. MANLY
Mr.. james Thomas then msda a statement in re.
gard to the instution, shortly after which the CON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

The friends of this Improvement will be
gratitied at the statement which will be found
below. 1t shows a rate Of increase i'll the
business of the Road, exceeding the most
sanguine predictions. At this rate of in
crease, the additional revenue upon the road
Tor the twelve months will be nearly SIPS,
900; but we anticipate still greater ratio of
increase for the four months to come. The
further the road penetrates into the valley,
the greater will be the number of travellers
to the Springs, and therefore we NAV now
| calculate on great increase over the num-
Der of last year; especially in view of the
| outrages of the Northern States so well cal.
eulated to keep our people at home. The
Central Railroad is certainly going ahead
finely, and will triumph over all opposition
RECEIPTS or VIRGINIA CENTRAL Ran
ROAD COMPANY, for April 1854 aud 1858:
Passenger Fare for April, 1854 So 800 IS
Express Freight " 22i S.
Transporter of Mail 4" 6 1850 90
Pss;sngsr Fare for April 1883. s5;esl 20
ifanspof'sn OF Mail y" 795 81
l6,2l6 II
Increase. SO; 10
This stu,ement shows Increase of 81 per cent
taking the whole business of pril 1853
The increase on receipts for Fret ght is 30 uer t
Z. FONTAiNE, Pres't E
CASE OF THE FREScH CoxsUL.- One of the
Washington correspondents of New York
| journal, under date Of May 20, says: .srhe
| French Minister, it seems, is not satisfied with
Mr.. Marcy's acknowledgment that Judge
Hoffman committed an error in arresting
Consul Dillon, at San Francisco, on attach.
ment, but demands some additional atone,
ment that Mr.. Marcy does not deem required
by the circumstances of the case. The ex-
change of notes between the parties, OF
which appraised you ON Sunday night. was
not maj, therefore, and the case still remains
open
a III R"fRAs CosGREss.--The n. Y. Her
eHa oo,iots the story OF the Tunes, of Euro
pean congress to settle the Eastern Question.
IL says there was such project once, but
1t was abandoned and Is not likely Ia be
renewed. The Herald is altogether ahead OF
the Times as newspaper, and more lik civ
to hayethe first and most correct intellisence
upon this aud other subjects.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03

TURTLE SoUP-Rarlow, at the "Alham-
bra will again feed the hungry at his fashionable
saloon today, on delicious GREEN TURTLE SOUP,
something that will tickle the palate and delight the
taste. Remember the hour-ll o'clock-an be
punctual, or you will lose your turn, as every body
and family expected to be present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03

Sunday SCho0ls.-In the afternoon, the sixteenth
annual meeting Of the Virginia Sunday School and
Publication Society was held at the same place.
Rev. j. Manly, Jr,, presided, and Mr. w p Rag.
land acted as secretary,
After prayer by Rev. Mr.. Pritchard the usual
committees were appointed.
The annual report was then submitted and read
by the corresponding secretary, DR.. w IL Gwath-
mey.
Il represents that the operations of the past year
have proved IN many respects gratifying, The
sales at The depository have been considerably
more than those OF the two preceding wears to-
gether-amounting in the aggregate to $e,s77 So.
To this result the extension OF the work of Col
portage has largely contributed TIE whole amount
tor many donations from the churches aud schools,
during the present year, hae been only $3.50 Oh.
The depository account shows that the expendi
lures for books for the past year, have been So
l6i 06, and for salary of depository, rent, &c.
SLIT 9l--total 1861 e. The receipts FROM sales
OF books have been S6694 40; from donations
531 &C.
Reports have been received from 80 schools with
an average attendance OF 3 l:6 scholars, of whom
3l2 have, it it hoped, been brought TO the saving
knowledge Oi the tIuth-beips near 10 per cent
The report urges the Indispensable necessity of
making some arrangement by which more enlarged
means may be placed at the disposal of the board
Rev. w. f. Broaddus OF Fredericksburg address
ed the Society in behalf of Sunday Schools which
are now designed to teach the young of the con-
gregation hctruths Of the gospel. lie urged The
proptleiy OF tue older members taking more inte
rest 10 the schools and acting teachers themselves
Instead OF resgning this important charge to the
young and inexperienced is now 80 often
done.
Rev. A. NJ. Poindexter of Halifax, followed in
ervent allusion to that portion of the report which
| refers to the conversion Of the Sunday School
| Scholars
| Rev p. Walton, of King and Queen county,
| then took the platform, and advocated Sunday
| Schools as an institution upon which depends the
being Of society aud the perpetuity OF our in
| situations He maintained that secular education
without sanctifcation would not preserve tkem aud
instanced the factions subversive conduct OF por-
| ton OF our people, and the riotous, disorderly
| conduct of the youths in support Of his assertion
1 Rev. Joa. Baker Of Winchester recommended
| that department for the Sunday School cause be
| commenced In the Religious Herald, to which the
brethren should contribute pi'hy, pangent appro.
| pirate articles.
Rev. Mr. Onken, OF. Germany, was then invited
to the stand and addressed the auditory in expla-
| nation OF the system pursued In the Sabbath
SCHOOLS In his country The first school was esta-
bliahed In Hamburg about twenty-seVen years ago,
under unfavorable circumstance, having ancoun-
tered the opposition the Ln.herans, as well as
other opposition. In that siugle school, not less
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03
DIED,

Yesterday afternoon, about half past IL O'Clock,
NJ. ALEXANDER NJ, infant son Of Alexander and
Mary Jane Brooks, aged II months. The friends and
.cqnaintances of the family, and those Of MIs Ann
D. Richardson are requested to attend the funeral
this afternoon at O'clock st the OF road and
18th streets, without further notice.
On the Doth of May, ABEL 8. BILLINGS, aged II
year'.
~ Hartford Comm papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03
EoR THE SPRINGS.

Those cltisens going to the srr'nss can nav. .".
Dispatch sent to them torany length ofth"e "
,pr their orders at the office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03

THIS MORNING, at 8 IL o'clock, Rev
G. +. Fl Croc<ett, NJ D., viii deliver discourse on
INDIAN CHARACTER and the INDIAN MISSION CAUSE,
in the First spGst Church of tbs city. ie SITS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03

estsb ishment of a BoARf
fui y request q meeting 0
and others, who feel an
and advancement Of our
of Metropolitan Hall, on
5 O'Clock, p. M, for the
p-oprieiy and taking such
necessary In the premise
Lewis Webb J. Son
Hsxsll & Co.
Shields & Somefvills
]. II Claiborne
=. mcGrader's Sons
Flsnnsgan, Stokes 4 Co.
Hunt l. Hmvsy
Butler Il Tinsiey
Hugh w. Fry 4 Sons
,QuarIes L Brooke
kert, Paine h. Kent
WiliinglssrB Elicit L. Co.
Parker. Bayly L Nimmo
Ra Wings & Miller
Brooks, Bell l. Co.
Christian < Lathrop
A Morris
Binford. Mayo K Blair
w. r, ButleT
Hagh A Watt
Charles Ste bbins
Purcell. Ladd K Co.
.Jno. Wemble & Co.
Hubbard, Gardner l. CAR
ton
Putney, Watts l. Putney
Adie Il Gray
Dudley K Johnston
Tinsley & Bryant
E II Skinker
Mckinnev & Dupuy
Winston i Jones
Wade w. Woodbridge
P. Rahm
Stearns l. Brummel
Jas. Winston
Garrett l. Anderson
Deane l. Brown
James GRAY 4 Sons
Th. Walden
Tn Walden, Jr.
Barksdale & Read
Geo H. Lee
Geo. d. Harword
Smith l. Maddox
Johnson i Pugh
Gooch & Harris
g w Atkinson
David Niche
Jno ]. Morris.
n. III Thornton
Hester & White
Booker q Wat kins
Paulin A Blackburn
William Greauor
John H. Greanor
William II. Brown
Walker l. Harris
N. NJ. Martin l. Co.
D. Won Grooming
VIM. r. Robinson 4 Co.
NJ. III. Preston
Dan'l X. Stewart
James X. Casaie
Turpin L Yarbroush
John r. Kerr
VIM. P. Wlnfree
Arch'd Boiling
VIM. Fl. Grant
Jno, M. Sheppard Jr
Collin Seay
J C. Hobson K Son
Alex. England
Thweatt / Blair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03
MARINE NEWS.

BALTIMORE, June LIST Cleared schr John Ran
dolph, Parker, Citv Point.
PHLApELpH,A, June l.-Cleayed schr. J, c. Dough
ty, Murphy, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03

Dunlop. Moucure q Go.
WIN. III. Mscfarlane
Davenport, Allen & Co.
Chas. T Workman L Co.
Bacon & Baskerville
Edwin WORKMAN i Co.
WIN. s. Triplett
William, & Brother
Wordsworth, Turssr < Co
w. S. / g. D0aosn
Smith 4 Roberts
IL. Baldwin
I. 4. Moore L Co.
Aug. Anderson & Co.
Egsleston, Fitzgersi1 {
Co.
Richardson 4 Co.
Tho. r. Price i Co.
Bics. l.. Winston
John N Gordon & Son
John Z Tsllsy
Word. Ferguson K Co.
Crenshaw 4 Co.
John Currie. Jr.
VIM. NJ. Harrison L. Co.
I. Jefferson Peyton
l.. w. Glazebrook
Geo. [. Herring
Burr x Ettenger
Jemes T.. Goode
w Il @ Gwathmey
John Caskie
T. w. deVoss Co.
John Oilmour
Harris l. Gibson
Tnos. K Sam'l Hargrove
WIN. Gay
w. Irwin Scott
DibrelI Il Johnson
VIM. T. Blsir
Cosby l. Winfree
Robert G. Brown
Samu, ! Winfree
Ro. ]. Christian
B +. Dickinson l. Co.
Schaer, Kohler l. Co.
Washington B. Ross
Edwin A. Smith
Wilson
Sam'l NJ Bailey
Elisha s. Turpiu
NJ. L. Clarke
r. B. Kennsu
Alfred Gwathmey
NJ Chambers
Peters, Martin i Co.
Fred. Brausford
Sam. mordecai
r II Raglsud, Jr.
John Jones i Co.
John Enders
David Currie
Ro. o. Haskius
Fl. T. 4 f. s. Taliaferro
!. II. +. Mayo
Winston L Powers
Edmond, Davenport l. Co.
James b osher
w T. Staples & Co.
Barksdale. Stovali l. Co.
Sutton Il Winston
Luther Libby
4inter & Alvey
Nm. o. Tompkins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03

IYPOGR APHICAL MEETING.-The
June meeting of the Richmond Typographical
Society will be held at Odd Fellows Hall this
ing a. 6 O'clock.
ie Sit JOHN NJ. FRANCISCO, 5 ely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03
AMUsEMrrrc

Se~~A -
THE
Ia FAYETTE ARTILLERY n
" Rs peeaSa ". snsotre- - the citizsts Of
6NAND MILITARY AND civic psseYa
EXCURSION AND
IL SLASH COTTAGE
TUESDAY Evening, June s,b.
VI vi whlcn occasion viii be furnished I'm .as;..
other stfractons} the most nasnise.n, sSsat,on 10
sihE WORKS eyer exhibited Ia this ST., s'piay Of
pyramids. win. n pssn cspS,ss Stars pr. Tee.
mnrgsTiersM!THs ARMoRY BAND.
The Cars will leave IN, as,o. or
X. Co. at S O'Clock, p NJ ~ n n. u r. r.
oenfiemen and Ladies' not enabled to le.y.
nour' wiiI hsYe the privilege Of going on ths ,asi
hstqrplns, the Excursion train will leave n. r.,
pI Tickets for the trip 81 each; to Be- had ., :.
No charge for L,diss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS-For sale
IN by GEO. M. WEST,

IN by GEO. NJ. WEST,
Noe. s and Exchange
History OF Greece, from he earliest times to the
Roman conquest, with supplementary chapters On
the history of Literature and Art. By VIM Smith,
LII d.. revised with an appendix, by Geo. w. Green
A. NJ, Illustrated by one hundred engrayings on
wood-$i.
Farm implements, and the principles of their con
struction and Elem sntary aad Familiar trea
tise on Mechanics and on Natural Philosophy gene
rally, applied To the ordinary practices OF Agricu
ture, with 200 engraved illustrations by Jno j. Tho
mas-&l. rs
The Knout and tha Russians, or The Museovite f. m.
pre-, the Gar aud his People. By Ge,naia 90 Larue
Translated from, the French by John Brdg emal--si
Matt, Wards EIgish Items-&i.
Trials of Mind, by Bishop 1ves--50c.
Prairie and Rocky Mountain Life, or the California
aud Oregon Trail-SI.2s.
The Road to RUM or the Dangers Of The Town. by
e. II. Roberts-25r 3H
The Rival Beauties, or Leye aud Diplomacy, a Sc
qael to The Royal fsvadtc--soe, les
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03

Increase $40 SsS 10
TINS statement shows an increase of 81 per cent
taxing the whole business OF April, 1858
Ahe increase on receipts Tor ght, is so per ct
T.. EONTAINE pr..,t