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Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
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Tho lsltmrc "Sm' of tho Sob uii..
has lhr following rO.ica q. ihc discovery of
e ulW uud almost irlshiBIille ma,er.sl oui
o. vliuh lal,i can D. medic;
We l7s2 la.. FAaa.iiHsd y;s'-ii ar. a IS.
clcs vHcn rnws 20 ercai ahuldanea Co uf
Sorllcm Sis,e,; end alto ami.s m,lc
hy i.a -me W0c. from phiirT'uc slay.
uE' h nea au Hec q. Invention tli4
lcnin.iY iHra iD ic ctthnic1: therefore
wv submit vidI hc let r6aitlr c-.eo ia
t..e rh'ie pine The reed fap-r g. quite d
promising article flpvsr.iug 10 quality
ua4sr lag s.ual experiment 90 ihat cn
Which iht lt'y Sun t reW IIiutod. iuih
ia o1'.s gui i.-.rfs hfs.itr rmrle CONE
posed 90 nr. ml nis ucll.-l of the
former aua iu.-'hIn.s e. .o laHfr g. quite
iHc sr.gc, tli ,ts-he = r.wa,cl hy
dr uasgl rQa.l ~ ihal fr,m nr. worth
y l:oael pound The paper fram
rirr aayine f. designed ior wrapping or
envelope paper, q was lra blcachcd and
i-a1 r1.msl or ilal purpose. aul Is valued
al IT, ~ ocU'spr pound ria
."" NH.N iN... NHN.N N.M VOTE
ws ium several mblancts. rud with vrri.
oas gs5ss1 a small quantity made from
ams vns r.g-uiy worked in thc regular
sl...ua u. daily lapay in b ucighbgliue
city. ald a' ,.e usuli d 900 oieina czp.r-
iulu, ury cai3rwl gpii. encouraging -
The clor, nog brGali Go oar attention Is
Eliy crglIiaA,a, tid Gas iio promise O..
oa,Ic su,e,ss. the sta,lemcn uiifl 90
Ole credit ~ !. sr, I. A Lavender Eslr.
arl Mr hcury Lowe, an amlyticsi chem.
10 of dis ci'y. TIcy laye iccn cspari.
meuliug fr some months rra tho material
employed, making flashed .mrlrs of pa.
paper !um ,iu5 .l limo. which We have oc.
oaionaly seen, aud Dc improvement, is con-
siderable. Yhay are Tnmiuc, t,a, vi,A
proper a.taaus lapcrcg hsmanufcurel
Jiccds OF wood u ih1iaain aar'c, De- tltif
p1rcsl worih II To- 20 lj cents. ari % O
cae ro' exec dus g i.i ccu,f per round
Tl1 flhi J of mruiieF Importance
ana worthy tlc ntontion of capitalists. no
,iew oi ths yas iLl ircwasino ismud Tor
rap-r de easeiiy Of Doe mmefial cl Which
paper isal Fiecu. msle, aui i'c loandlca
supply o, ilc cno ia Jus Souihea country.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

GGrir Rsnrosn a.-on ON
Gr.i POGO We eiye IN fgl. ihs ra recently
Ius'cd by ila Legislature Cd Ir.ar char
ic5ug ille "AIisi~iyi anl Pacific li'.
road Il. goat iml0iaue' v.ll ensure &.
IN attentive lomaal.
Il win be- sscu tlnt Me nod itrri i1 run
north If Fulton. Aikunss End i.-i NrRiy
fr'.H n ilHf aH iuuaitlfn Fay mile
9r rad ;hut may De constructed HI -ut 'a
complete Wfmtuu ucrolrg iu Or 'rrns
of ihe tri Thciml 8. foo rm Goa aiahc
p.ut 1r iha RIO Grand no rrr.- l .sm
Of III pu.o. and is 60 cro.. %. htr T.ini.
iy. Biazt sud tolpnlu. o.. taar1 rarlic.
lt!l tu thc a2l degree or u1al hHuis-
AoI ,acr on tl pacifei ,flia''yi 'Hl.
id asihe terminus OF thc rrtat Une. Ia,s
wls wisely lan lor t.,. future go determine.
The cliartcr Is extremely lb,rl in i,s
provisions. That iiwid al rnce rg,iyc tho
attention o. caplnli, ihgr, au ha uo a.It
% question. The land appropriated g.ll OF
ihGtslycS lay Cor llildus ie road os
flon as lhc rull shali cuab.c .g.llr o get
@ amarkci caoaply aui czpl.Iiousy Tex
a boz mair magnificent bl .r lho Pa.
cilc Ra.Irurd 1ud shU SD, rai r. She DE-.
serves Il, tca. Bcnlons route Hni uIhcr
sa0g lines, vill haye 10 sInul asidl lor tho
wrcaD Toy1. lu5 already llng more
,han tbgy uscl 'zpoc, taa ,a..sl States to
40 for lhcm.
The Opciousns au@ tlc Niri burg road,
viii be- easily enabled 60 mako connection.
Wiih ibis great miiway--m14 likely thl
Ope,Huas sill be- the great connecting liub
With the Mississippi thai viii curll ten
time. The amount OF hu,'ncs. of guy other
branch May BE- ST. Louis rad Mrmpli.
vill ind il 10 tlair Interests ia msll amila.
connections. lN q. CAN BH.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

Goop.-'lalhcr what docs the printer
live on
"Why child p
"Beeausc you said you hndn't paid him
i5r three years and sdll take the paper"
"Wile spank that child
The man who carried the thing too far,
has let il drop. The Sheriff was after him
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
Hsterestins ttoul Ne,Ysraae. !.

tra Elai Sc zee in one Of our eSelmn.
gesi lhgy maaaea ih.ues strangely aiout
newspapers in London. and hy znsasla Of
THIS management get the sfimasa da.iY for
h.lie or nelhins The aiaiss atalaa7i
Is titus described faa snlsc6liz 81 n
Ahespaper ilall las II 10 bl leG iui s1a at
Jo.sieeli.=i9r saY one hour faaealg
Ut -, The fersoa q whom yau Tired il,
calls and trnisaaz tie sant uuuib,F la
.auie eihzr customer hha wants Z Al ilzl
hane " II e'elack, anellsr get i. aud
80 on, until frequently, until L. er a'claga
aad even Is hle g = ? M Aeu can luss
It furnished thus by the wecl, moa.h. on-i.
lleF ef fear Il isieIi fiRhtly nj iha Ia M
bargaiued for. ana yuu ina,i ,sleal 10 si,a
y mp on "siphte4H pahans ,an ara ia
ihe middle Of the Pure esfIospsadsnes-
~ the attaiez, o. ale .as#.n Intelligence.
IL makes no difference. lau mua SOP
wla yanf helr s ont u lu3 a. e2la copy.
Aiter the rIiy / al,s an ihFuarl with
tie 5hgst il i aa.lfa Il q ihe country
Aeu are .eIlIllzu lueul ihe aplf and If
il hee1mos dslerd. mp.t ; iss i. in
Lifplaal, pslIio,au lenllo vi club for
ans eR sf iIs "haiI5 Tima. aad q
rileenaiie .laliu luli gl.l Ieal de Paper
ihs Day alier hIs a.ishlof. ief krai tr.
rely saiissl ig ,zi# eas lay l,hial lie
limss.
In Amefsa, eygFy man H.. q elslf 10
haFe, l.a cWn mpgf Il ms.t Gems "a lIin
fHg=h aal suiloaehsl lll iaal. il ila.-
ansA'g miit becomes a lHrt e Ia exist
Haaz H. fils ahau' i'-sfeads t. Hr,z..
aad s uaal of is sares.s IHuz a Gia
fell d eam elton T. ssr5alel s Iatss Of
me1it aud dH,afrI.,a i 4a Il zueeesz. -
afefy sub 'sf.lsr is living izllips valk.
.ns ifcHIamfal rs .p1e.aI aeeuf
\ m1a uryer ,uluas Il which h
satH tag rahiBr IhFe Is semeihing IN
De h=. 81 having rail lof ilNbeh eife, il
lsrirs+z aHatliau in b. eYe4 lie T..
s5ras il . h.s p9refI1 and lealz ufea ,be
-a..ar g. W5reif Nrou managing III tie
sul.as.allr lg.'n1s.
Thr ia orai daa, 10 ,h1 u5,l known
ar- of fefar. a uHn who Devoted to
q jnuul v.'sh ie Las rtad Or years.
ceases 60 r.ise it if de proprietor c'srr,s
iis a'TUurec.
The sl.i1. L.a.s.l my die..eg 5a,ssso
paper g. -''., iu,.u. d, ssu'marts received
Inv9ll Htalli 90. anj g.. .n.at rolled go.
a Tpf vhl caly 1000 Subscribers las
more puaer ilsa 10000 men The lUa.
Jon TimC. can ,,o'u'iopize Europe. The
Throne g' England o. H ihg mgr,y of i,s
power ~ iis rli.oi States Do ctc paper
ha. .aei say ha, any paper however oh.
srurs :. .B ,loriahf can crush any itGa.
UR however powerful e vHus
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16
Female Education in Japan.

In Japan as much care is bestowed on the ed
ucaton of the women of the men. The
science of the Almanac is esteemed one of the
most important branches of schoo-learning, to
avoid commencing weghty undertaking ON an
unlucky day. At the age of fifteen years the
boys have their heads shaved, and become there
by members of society. They also receive
new name at this time, and invariably upon every
advance in rank the old eognomen is changed
for n new one In marrying, equality of rank
between the contracting parties is the first re-
qurement, and when no obstacle of this sort
stands in the way, the youth declares his pas
sion by attaching branch of a certain. shrub to
the house of the young lady's parents. If this is
neglected, is his suit if it is accepted, so is the
lover and the damsel wishes to put her re-
ciproety of this offer beyond doubt, she forth.
with blaekens her teeth. Presents, as amongst
most oriental nations, are now exchanged. and
after, with great ceremony, burning her toys, to
indicate that she is to be no longer childish, she
is presented by her parents with marriage
dress and some articles of household furniture,
among which are always spinning wheel, II
loom, and the culinary implements required in a
japanese kitchen. All this bridal equipment is
conveyed in great state to the bridegroom's
house, and exhibited on the day of the we'd
ding
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16
snl,marine Navigation.


The great invention of the day-the submarine
navigation Of DIR. Payerne-is about 10 be put
In practice at Cberbourg, the company pureha-
sing the invention having volunteered to clean
thai barber free of expense To the Government
The secret consists in the discovery OF means
whereby artificial air may be produced IN snil-
Gent quantity Ia enable crew of fourteen men
To breathe freely for the space of four hours. A
curious experiment has been already made at
Mnrseiles where DIR. Payerne. IN company with
three sailors. went to the bottom in presence OF
hundreds of spectators, aud rose at co1sidera-
LIe distance, and climbed the port holes of n man
Of war. without being perceived by the crew.
Many experiments are about Ia be tried OF the
efficacy of this novel means of attack. sub
Innrineleet 81 small boats, each 10 contain crew
Of twenty men.is already talked of as being about
10 be- organised for the Black Sea. 1t Stems that
no intmation whatever i given by the slightest
ruffle on the surface of the approach of one OF
these vessels. The apparatus invented by Dr.
pavrrne enables the wearer, moreover. 10 move
about with ease at the bottom of the sea,and great
authorizations arc formed of the immense benefit
to be derived in submarine history from the adop-
fion of this new method OF becoming acquainted
with the hitherto unknown mystery Of the ocean,
However, il is not bad reflection of the spirit
in which we live to remark, the first that
application of this tremendous power, which
should take rank with the electric tee-
graph as proof of the wondrous perseverance and
ingenuity of man, has been made use Of for the
supply of oysters from Granville for the hdftes of
Pnris.-Paris Cor. Of The London Atids
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16

Ioxpox, sATrRuAY.-The Russians have
completely evacuated Kraiova, carrying TIE
guns aud stores 10 Wilma.
The occupation Of Albania and Herzegovina Is
determined upon. The operations will be assis-
ted BY Austrian ships.
PARIS. FRIDAY EVENING. The story OF 'le
h.,, bariment and CAPTURE of Odessa rose from
the fact that The Odessa batteries fired into the
British ship Furious, sent with flag OF truce to
bring Of the Consul and British residents
Paskiewitch was making formidable prepafa-
tons for an attack on silistra
Capt. FooTE. a deserving British officer, was
accidentally drowned in the Baltic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16
9nnnnR In Paria


The Paris correspondent of the Cincinnati Ca
zette, says.-"'The Emperor, with the Duke of
Cambridge at his side. drove through the avenue
in "A two-horse phnton, called an Americana, the
Emperor and the Duke occupying the high front
seat, with two domestics behind, and without 9th
er attendants But the finest equipage of he
oecasicn.and that which attracted most attention,
belonged TO an American. Mr. Corbyn,of Virgin
in. 1t was an elegant open earringe, of new
style, drawn by four high blooded bay horses
Mr.. Corhyn who is about IS years old, and with
hair as white rs snow, but extremely erect and
fine looking, and with an AIR altogether aristo-
cratic, sat alone on the box, driving. Two do
mcstics in livery sat in the box behind,whlle the
seats of the carriage were occupied by Mrs. Cor
byn, Ms. Mason and daughter. 1t was not so
much the mngnifcence of the equipage which
created the sensation; as the freak of the driver.
which certainly would have been more appropri-
ate in Il youth of twenty one. However, Mr.. c.
was the lion of the day and he crowd, when they
ascerlained it was an American, were not aston
ished for they have grown accustomed to such
freaks on the part OF our countrymen, and now
look for all attempts at 'lonzlng,' which involve
an outlay Of money, as sure to be of American
origin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16

ANT PRopUCER.-Male. Rose, a raiser of ants
earns 30 francs day at Paris. She has cores
pondents in all the departments, and never re-
ceives less than ten bags day. She makes
them lay when she likes, and can get from them,
as she says ten times what they would produce
in a state of nature. She sells the eggs to the
Garden of Plants, as food for certain species of
birds; to the pheasant raisers of the envrons,
and to apothecaries for sundry medical purposes
Mile. Rose lives and sleeps in the midst of her
insects, and the skin of her body has grown in
sensible to their bites. She is callous all over
as though she were n universal corn. The police
lately made her remove from Paris to an insoa-
ted house beyond the barriers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16

BALTIMoRE. May l2.--Our citizens have de-
ternned to give MIR. FILLMORE, on his arrival
here. which will be some time next week, an ap-
propriate public reception. The City Council
has eoneurred in this move, which the Mayer no
doubt will sanction. A meeting is called to
take place at the Exchange on Monday. when
and where preliminary measures towards that
object are Ia be arranged. There seems TO be
very general desire, without distinction Of party,
to offer some appropriate testimonial upon the
part Of Baltimore 10 the distinguished patriot
No man has a iriner feeling in the hearts Of our
citizens. All honor, respect, and love him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16

The Richmond Examiner is calling attention
to the next canvass for Governor. The haste of
the Examiner induces suspicion that it viii not
be sorry when the time of Governor Joseph shall
have expired. We extract a portion of its arti-
Gle:
at is generally conceded that he is to be an
Eastern man but it is also considered that the
future grand division of the State should cores
pond with its natural division; that portion wa
tered by streams flowing towards the Mississip-
pi, being Western; and that by streams flowing
into the Atlantic being Eastern Virginia the
leyeling of the Blue Ridge by our numerous rail-
ways having united the Valley with the East
and thoroughly identified the two in geographical
interests.
Accordingly, many gentlemen in the Valley
and the Atlantic slope have been named; to wit,
Messrs. WILLIAM SMITH of Fauquier; T. H.
BAYLY, and III. A. WISE of Accomac: II. b. MIL
LER of Botetourt; JOHN LETcHER of Rockbridge
SHELTON II. LEAKE of Madison; THOMAS WAL
LACE of Petersburg, and some others.
All of these gentlemen qualified, and most
of them have been unfiinchng and answering in
their devotion to the Democratic cause and par
ty, during their whole political career.
Petersburg and Lynchburg spoken of for
the nominating Convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16

this fair Pc liz s counterfeit see before me
Whpt dcmi god hat h come so nigh creation
EAI iTllOCT claiming the supernatural ipspraigl
w tributed by the author o.! the above lines tol
delineio Of the eatures. ofhis herone,we think VI
MINIS & TANNER may justly claim to stand
vailed in theiI art. in bringing out the feature, 4
human face divine in apparent bold relief The
ishcd tablet, with the aid of the marvellous isa
the invention of which has m ,9e immortal tha mad
Daynerre. In tho truthful, clear expression Of The
perfection Of initiated drapery aud completeness of
pictures generally, we have never seen them snpa.I
AMI il may well be double whether tn $ or even fId
nge Improvement will see them surpassed. I'll
NAV be larger establishments in his country than
Lynchburg Gallery, but where largcr pictures "a
taken. The proprietors of the Lynchburg PhologaI
Gallery do not pretend say that their operating a
are the most admiuby arranged in The world red
their consciences Of that elastic mntsria which
allow them 10 ASSET that tn.r stock is BY far me lr
TO BE- toH0d in any similar establishment in creation;
do not nsintate that their facities ure not eq
nor deny that tn are surpassed even the Old Do
i'm The qualify of thar, the excellence and yalie
thrir stock, in short, the willingness nnd ability d
proprietOrs to meet all the wants of the comnuuit
ht,r Inc too well established 10 require were
so disposed The publication of t1cts which any cui
school boy nd OF research, might easily demoli,h
prove 10 be slight mistakes, or random assertions.
aud examine t N yourselves our splendid assortmea
days uerrentype jewery and ungqualled specimen
lures Ct Virgin.an celebrities and beauties.
Al the Lynchbnrg Photographic Picture Gallery.
may l6-ts MINNlS & TAME
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16
GoRspifntors lSenfenced.

EAsToN, tPA.) May 12.-Judge Mccartney
sentenced the Easton conspirators this morning
MS follows Daniel Lachenow. 81, 500 fine and
three months in the county Jail; DIR. Field, 81,
900 fine and one year in the penitentary; A.
Deck, 81 LOCO fine and one year in the peniten-
tary; Stevenson, who turned States evidence
81 fine and one year in the penitentiary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16

The Presidents Veto Message was taken up,
in the Senate on Thursday, and Mr.. Badger
spoke two hours sustaining the censtitutionaty
of the vetoed bill. He held that the power to
dispose of the public lands was vested in Con-
gress. without any limitation, and read from the
journals to show that grants of land to Kentucky
and Connecticut for deaf and dumb asylums had
BEEN voted for and supported by Messrs. Buch-
anan, King, McDufie, Woodbury., McLane, Polk
and other strict construction statesmen,and were
approved by Mr.. Monroe and his able cabinets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16

A California paper says, 'for the benefit of those
who have taken umbrage at recent articles in our
paper.we will state that we have engaged fight
ing editor, whose duties are exclusively confined
to this particular branch of the editorial depart
ment. lie stants seven feet in his stockings, his
walking cane is a Mimic rifle, his shirt buttons
are ounce balls, and he has killed his man."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16

The latest advices from Southern California
are to the effect that Walker and his party had
retreated from the Vale de la Trinidad towards
the Colorado, on their way to Texas, through
New Mexico They took with them some six
hundred head of sheep belonging to one of the
ranoheros, the herdsman of which was killed by
a portion of Walkers men under the command
of Chas. Gage. The whole force was reduced to
a total of seventy, fifty officers and twenty men.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16
shalssperiai, Reading

Miss Whites reading vas postponed last
nirht in Consequence Of her inability 10 obtain a
suitable hall. The time AMI place will be here
after announced--probably BY hand-bills during
the day. We are requested 10 state that she
viii visit Lexington in few days for the Par-
bose Of giving an entertainment there.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16

In the Senate, on Tuesday, statement from
the Secretary of the Treasury was laid before
that body,in reply to the Senate's resolution. of
the amount of stock and other Government Sc
curties re deemed since the Sd of March, l653,by
which it appears that the whole amount of stock
redeemed is sis.si3,714 IS; premium paid on
the same, 81, 657 ,902 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16
~ Stablers Coed Medicines" are recon

~ Stablers Coed Medicines are recommend
ed To tn public, with the assurance thar uotling is
claimed for them. but what thy sealy possess The
ny EXPECTORANTha have been certified Ia in hundred,
ct eases. where it has been heueh ial in Coughs Odds
Sore Throats Asthma. Bronehts. aud diseases of The
lungs aud throat generally. The DiARRHGA coz.
DIAL is also known have cured hu ,Ireds IT cases
al hase serious diseases of the bowels which often
provo fatal. Indeed, in ref prd Ia huih medicines II
trial of their merits by the uliced.is nfdcntly asked
really believe lhcre better medicines in use
See ad> cttisemsnt in anothcr column and descriptive
pamphlets. 10 be had gtHts # The agents. Price fIr
each butte only so cents, or six oules ,ur - 50.
np lh--im
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16
Turkish Bravery.

When crossing at Hirchoya, II single Turk ex-
hibited degree of bravery which would parallel
anything of the kind performed in our Mexican
war. He was private soldier of the Bachi
Bayouk, and had, by some means been separa-
ted from his regiment while retiring from the en-
envy. Seeing his unprotected position, three or
four Russian troops made dash for him. But
the Turk, undaunted, stood up to receive them,
and as the foremost trooper swung his sword to
deal the blow, the soldier, by powerful effort,
seized his horse and threw him on his launches,
and then, quick as lightning, cleft the troopers
skull. Then springing to the saddle, he turned
to face the others, one of whom, by his uniform,
betokened the officer. Instead of waiting the
charge he shouted the name of Allah, and spur
red to the contest. With single hand he main
tanned the unequal figla for some time, and till
two out of four lay at his feet The Russian of
fcer still fought bravely, but animated by la
natacsm and the determination to conquer, the
Mosem seized the officer, though larger man,
by the belt, and dashed him like child to the
earth. With another blow he hurled the remain
ing trooper from the saddle, and securing the
steeds, he made his way in safety to the Imperial
camp, where his exploit has heen witnessed, and
where he was dubbed captain ON the spot.
merely mention this incident to show that, though
much moderated by the world in general, the
Turk has bravery and courage, and would. UNI
der good discipline, form a most efficient sol
der.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16

young artist in st. Louis, named Laidlow,
said to be an accomplished scene painter, and the
reputed husband of Sallie St. Clair, a beautiful
English actress. now residing and performing at
st. Lous,t ook ride few days ago into the cQun-
with a bullet in his head. His companion has not
since been seen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16

Delegates aud visitors 10 the Episcopal Con-
veniion, whose session commences in this city
Wednesday, have already begun TO arrive in con-
siderable numbers. 1t is expected that the as
sembage will be unusually large.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16

The new and spacious Dnngroom of the
Washington House was opened yesterday
Many of our citizens partook of the hospitality
of "mine host" and the new arrangement of the
house elected many encomiums. The Wash
ington has taken new lease popular favor,
and will be the resort and resting place of the
traveller from every quarter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS

xwF3gfxQ NEW BOOKS! NEW BOoks
E5%GTlZyD B.PAYNE ha, today opened the d
elEa4A4W nwing new works.
ALOf IL by young lady of Richmond, Va,
Va entine's History of the City OF New ork,
Memoirs and Sermons of the Rev. Mr. Duval city nj
sionary, Richmond, Va.
History of Oliver Cromwell: by NJ. Guzot,
Frnncheres Narative,
The Lawyers Story.
Spirit Manifestations Exnm ed AMI Exl lained b, Ded
Margaret; or Prejudice IA. Home
Ar ct " ar: by Jomini.
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