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shrieking to the basket 10 seize her hor-
rible and gashed and bleeding boy =
She overturned it-n0 Child goqs thcre,
nothing but a pool Of blood! Every
body looked frightened and relieved,
while the juggler coolly wiped the blood
from the sword blade. Suddenly, burst
ing from the middle Of the group Of ob-
servers. the little fellow came running
to his mother, unhart. unharmed, and a
pretty smile on his brown, childish face.
Taking bold Of her hand he seemed to
ask the cause Of her tears, and began
iondling her in affectiona;e sympathy.
Il Was a trjck-a deception-a humbug
Bu' how to explain it. saw the
child under the basket q moment before
the thrust | saw the sword, It's plain
iron handle, no shelter for the keen
sharp bada I stood upon the same
stone floor upon which rested the bas-
ket; I watched the whoe casesuIy
while the sword passed arouud--,here
was ma refuge in the basket, there was
no confederate, no mantle, 20 trap-door
The noise Of the straw was distinctly
heard at each thrust the blood was there.
and yet at the end the child came from
The crowd and quite alive I was with
ln SIX feet and could not understand it
perhaps you who We're farther away viii
be more successful But isn'J it a poirt
or two in advance of Alexander, Ditz.
aud those mea :''
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Eaa Gr-z.


Speaking OF bed bugs, a friend Of ours,
vino put up at the Kalamazoo House,
tells the f1lioaing strong one:
"Tou see, went to bed pretty al'fred
used up. after hull day On the old road
before th plank was laid calculatin on
good snooze WaaI. just as the hivars
legan 10 ease off, | kinder felt sumtain'
tryin' to pull off my shrt and diggin'
their feet into the small of my back to
set good hold wrigglqd and twis-
ted, and daubled and puckered-all no
use-kept apoin' it like sin Bimeby
got UP and struck light to look around
a spelL-tound peek Of bed bugs scat
tered aroun', and more droppin' off my
Shirt and runnin' down my legs every
minnit. Swept of a space on the flour,
shook quilt, lay down and kiyered up
IN il for a nap. No use-mounted right
on me, like passel OF rats on meal
tub-dug q hole in the kiyerlid and
erawled through and gave me fits for
trying to hide. Got up agin, went down
stairs and got the slush bucket from the
wagon. Brought it up and made a cir
Gle of tar on the foor-laid down on
the Inside, and felt comfortable that
time any how Left the light burn.n'
and watched 'em. See 'em yet togeth-
er and have . camp meetin' bout it,
and they went off IN a squad, with an
old gray headed he one, at the top, right
up the wall, out on the ceiling till they
got to the right spot, and drooping right
plump into my face. Fact, by thunder
"Well, I swept 'em up agin ana made
q circle Of tar on tie ceilin' too
Thought | had 'em foul. that time but
l swan to man, If they didn't pull straws
out Of the bed, and build regular
bridge over it I"
Seeing an incredible expression on
our yisage, be clinched the story thus:
Its SO, whether you believe it or
not, and some OF 'e.a ua5ted across on
aihst Bed-bugs are Gurus critters and
no mistake, specially tie Kalamazoo
kind. p GRIND Riccr Eagle.
Butte record., 1854-07-22
PROSPECTUS

We propose to publish in this city Monthly Medical
Journal to be called THE CALIFORNIA JOURNAL
OF MEDICINE" We have made arrangements to
have articles and communications from the most emf
nent physicians in the world
Believing that the only way TO become learned is by
free interchange Of thought with those who fr FROM
Us in opinion we say decidedly in the commencement
that we advocate NO School System OF Medicine
am shai be Obliged to al for any Information reports
OF cases they may send reserying ourselves the
right as editors to reject what is not suited our work
The first number will be issued the first day Of
June next. Subscription price five dollars per annum
IN advance. engIe copies fifty cents. Address either
OF the Editors, J. P. pHINNEY.,M D..
II. b. ANGLE, n b.
san Francisco.
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MEMS. or FLlRr.-FovND IN A
YOUNG LADEEsP ocKgr-BooE 10 pgac-
tise crying at the shortest notice.
To arrange that Captain 3. shall take
Flora Bug ins down to dinner on the
10th, and that shall be seated opposite
to him to enjoy his disappointment.
70 ask Mr.. P to teach me chess, as
/ have heard old Mrs. Title Tattle say
that it was a most sentimental tete-a-tefe
game.
To be very i'll when Charlie calls.
To work Alfred on pair Of braces,
and send them acoidently to his brother
George.
To lose the key of the piano the next
time that Agnes H. is invited to sing.
To have a dreadful cold next Sunday
at church.
To make pencil marks, and write en-
thusiastic notes--of admiration of course
in the stupid Book of Poems ('Stray
Leaves blown from Mount Parnassus')
which Archibald Simplemann has lent
me, of his own composition
! o be exceedingly jealous with Henry
Dashwood about Emel.ne Harrison.
To ask Baron Sanchemise to come
and practise French duets with ne.
To fad out what are the Clapbam
bankers favorite dishes, and also what
Is his weakest point, and whether the
family estate is entailed, &C., &c
To be working the name Of Francis
in the corner of a pocket-handkerchief
when Frederic pays his next visit.
10 faint at Lady B.'s party, if l see
Frank dancing with Emily Murray.
To have red eyes when Lieut.. Far
kinson calls TO say farewell.
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TO PRINTERS.

A NEW EDITION OF TIE SPECIMEN BOOK OF
"a bruce'e NV ORR type Fo7ntry 8ll be- p15ils 81
in nSeptentanber i-5s ana w bs gAru TO those pro-
pfetJfs OF Printing Offices ~Ho viii send fer is, or it
will be forwarded tnom 10y mail receipt. II advance
OF fifty cents for ihe pos age
in ii are exhibited many articles never before Shown;
there have been added To The Foundry varie,ie- o
Roman types from Hineiiue Pca 20 Prari, various sn-
atiots OF Wiring. great number eff Fonts Borders
both PaiA and illuminate, q, iahur sayng Rulcs- and
complete Foundry OF Germans. Tine types nov ulaau-
iactured are cast rom new c0dbaaiion ol metal u
great lrabty, and are usually keUt oB haud large
quantities Livery fancy font sold by weight. and at
the printed prices. Which from twenty-iye
per cent. less Than those oi other foundries Al
printing materials are furnished 3t manufacturers py-
ces, either for cash credit. Printers wishing open
accounts with me, or whose alluss have been long
suspendee, are requested 10 accompany their orders
with city references to prevent delay.
Printers oi newspapers who choose to publish this
nd sement including this note, three times before
the l7 OF august 1854, and send md Of the papers
will be paid in type when ths purchase FIVE ,imas the
amount o. Their biil from ne. uf my tclure
selected from my specimens. GEORGE BBIi &C.
IS Chambers 81 New Y1k
Butte record., 1854-07-22

The GREATEST LGvING Conos1TY.-
yerterday visited the Carolina Twins,
who are paying short visit to our city.
4 freak Of nature so extraordinary must
be seen before it can be fully credited.
These CHILDREN, born in Columbus coun-
ty, North Carolina, are of negro origin,
to a remarkable degree lively and in
t lligent, and are beginning to utter and
repeat words quite distinctly, though on
ly about SIXTEEN months old Their
connection is much more intimate than
that Of the Siamese Twins, being joined
together in the back by the union Of
two spines in one. Physicians who
have examined them pronounce them to
be the greatest. curiosity ever seen or
heard Of Some Of their are in com
mon whilst others are perfectly distinct.
Often while one is sound asleep the 9th
er is wide awake and playful, and the
connection such that whilst one sits
erect the other can lie down.-BaH.
Clipper.
Butte record., 1854-07-22

CoNTRIvANcE.-As DR.. Darwin was
walking one day in his garden, he pre-
ceived large wasp upon the grav ell
walk, with a Fly nearly as big as itself,
which it had caught. kneeling down,
be distinctly saw it cut off the head and
abdomen, and then taking up with its
feet the trunk or middle portion of the
body, to which the wings remained at
tached but breeze of wind acting on
the wings Of the fly, turned round the
wasp with its burden, and impeded his
flight. Upon ibis it alighted again on
the gravel walk, deliberately sawed off
first one wing. and then the other, and
having thus removed the cause of its
embarrassment, few off with its booty
Butte record., 1854-07-22

Rg- REMOVABLE J. C. YOUNG has removed
his once from 226l Dupont street. to the corner Of
MONTGOMERY AND CALIFORNIA STREETz
opposite the Banking House Of Page, Bacon & Co
where he viii be happy to consult with his former pa4s
fohs, and treat scientifically and with discretion Ell
those who may require the services OF a Pnvsciar-
The success OF Dr. Young since his advent in inis
state has been without parallel and he hopes v con
hnued and untiring application to hin Profession 10 Fc-
move from the p'siic mind that lack Of cofdende hich
has 50 unhappiy existed in regard TO the Medca Pro-
fession in the State of California
r s-All letters enclosing $40 will receive nrme-
diaie attention. Direct Box 735, P. o. sWc4
Butte record., 1854-07-22

sBRDsPECTUS-HIS OF THE VALLEY
Il AND CITY OF SACRAMENTO. To be issued
on the iTst Day OF January. 1854.
In response 10 numerous requests from our Leading
cHzens tae undersigned have coariH3e to 90 into the
publication Of much more complete aad elegant us
TORY OF SACRAMENTO than they ori-iAsily iien-
ded- such h5s been HE interest awakened by pre-
yios hurried reference Of 1le electric incidents
ofo early settlement has been die general cx-
preston Of desire upon hepari Of prominent citizens
nave Inc anhais the c rescued from an oblivion into
"aichiheJ are rapidly aitng hat feel encouraged
70 incur the eense and foii Of enlarged aaI HAND
sONELf ILlUs sfSAfED HISTORY.
c sha!i issue The work IN one volume Of over 200
plees- with fine engraving descriptive Of past
and ihe present condition OF our city Tie book will
eentein full and correct compendium OF a the impor
tant events connected with Sacramento Cy ana Valley
including a Record Of the Historical Statistical Com
mercial, Moral, Religious, Legal sociai and Political
Progress, up 10 the date Of publication
We shall make the work interesting as possible
through the medium Of Biographical Notices OF such
persons a. have distinguished themselves 10 the daye-
opement Of our Valley and City's resources
The book viii be published by subscription, aod rnr
subscribers only Mt S2.50 per volume any confibu-
lions Of data calculated further The objects
ted, VIII be most gratefully received.
JOHN F. Moose,
SAMUEL COLEILLE.
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AGENTS FOR THE RECORD.

- Mr.. WILLIAM HATFIELD, will hereafter act
as Agent iorihe Bate Record in san francisco, who
alone is authorized receive SUBSCRIPTIONS, advertise
ments Sc and transc; any business come cted with
this Office lie may be found at the banking house OF
CarNhe7s anderson, < Co., Montgomery St.
e-5'- Mr. GEORGE c. BUDDay. is authorized 10
act as Agent for he Weekly Butte Re cord and iran.
act any business connected with this office He mar
be found at the Office of Wells fargo Co. Marysyuo
IL Mr.. BoYcE. at the Manhattan Ranch. 6 ,oiis,
above coiasa Will nc; as agent for the Butte Record
tS- Mr. HUGH BLACK, our County Surveyor. i.
authorized to act as Agent for this paper ANY news
gwen to him or subscribers viii be properly forwarded
to the Address and location designated.
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"a Jorurn Of Punch. y
Y0ryg Asfrefr. nv Tu,, - ,c,r,.

fQtNa AMERICA 0S THE PAClFrC,
1 COMIC NEW srAPEB intended in hnporsu,
way 10 call atten3ntn the sinuaritie4 and strange
ihing- oi san francisco. To ..uuse and al The sam,
time to cause mon ia think
+ or saie ai "haiesal-. by Wi!TTON. TOWN & co
i2l Gay sEee'; ana al retail at ali The Boob stores and
Periodical Dopos.
Butte record., 1854-07-22
BIDWELL LIVERY STABLE.

81 THE SUBSCRIBERS having recently fitted
- up their extensive barn and stables, are pre-
-%-2- pared TO furnish quarters for large number
Of ana.s. where the best quality Of hay and grain can
always be found Saddle horses to let stock taken on
livery. Animals bought and sold when desired.
c. IL. PIERSON s. co.
Bidwen, November IL 1853
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DISSOLUTION.

vEyHE COPARTNERsHIP OF o. E. BUSH s BEN .
n W D. Moore. Is this day dissolved. All accounts
against the late firm. requested TO be handed in for
liquidation. And all in favor Of said firm, immediate
payment is requested.
o. L. BUSH ZEN " D. MOORE
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TIE BUTTE RECORD
published every Saturday morning for the proprie.e

2 NEO. =. CFlCoE 7 {,
From lie Office in the Record building on Newconlb
street. near The Court Hoase.
srss .RlPrIoSs payable invariably in advauce) for
one year, 81 oo
SIX m"HIh+ 90
iAFee 'oohihs' 50
AnT2arlsENrNrs, per square Of ten lines or less,
FIST insertion. 81 50
Lacn Subsequent insertion, 10
~ 4 liberal deduction viii be made in favor .
those who advert Sc by the year
~ Business cards Inserted On reasonable terms
All legal advertisements must b. paid in advance
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IsrrI.II--Herman Lodge, No, So To- o F.. Editor
OF Orleans County Editor Of Spectator. Balloon Of
fce.. Sttete Register Office. . Commercial Times Of
fee Spectator Office :. La Patrie Office 5
7. W. Ct. KENDALL, P, NJ.
New Orleans, October /, 1854 1=.zz4rl- < -
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EDUCATION.
University OF LOUIsTANA-LAW DE

" PARTMENTThs Lectures in this Department will
The second Of November 1854 continue
and
n. Law weltas Equity jurisprudence Practice
wilt be delivered by four Pioesors. - =
Admiralty and Maritime embracing the rights and obga.
ona Of hars Coaions other
aner Average Salvage Civil and Military Naners Contracts
SeTyicea n Building, Repairing and Supplying Ships.
International Law, embracing the Law Prize and the Practice
Prize Courts the Absolute Rights States In their pacific
tile relations Treaties and Private Law
the Original Appellate Jusdon Of the Supreme
Courts and the Original Juridcon OF the District Courts
heyenne and as Prize and Instance Courts Of Admiralty
Thoseby Professor Rsndel HINT, will embrace A "a
Commercial Law tTeaten IN Mercantile Persons Mercantile
Property and Contracts and Mercantile Remedps They
s Partnerships and Cerporaions of Principal and
and Contracts with Carriers Contracts
Charter Party and General Ships Of Frgh
and Salvage and nsuance Sale Gnaanes Liens
Practice Courts Criminal Juriadic-
tion.
s. The Law OF Evidence. +N
The Common Equity, jurisprudence Practice
Pleadings In civil Cases at Common Law.
O. Constitutional Law. 6 - -f -r' ss-Ir
Those by Professor Roseins viii embrace 4sf5 IN =
L. The Civil Code with
sh and French Laws Critical Analysis Of the Decisions OF the
Titles England spain, France Or The
g. The Practice of the Courts Civil
The Degree Bachelors Of will conferred
who shall have attended Of Lectures
specable Counse who SHALL
Professors, be found deserving cf the honor. A
The fee Of each Professor daa atricuiaon
five dollars, and ten dollars for the diploma
All aculty
New Orleans. sH s-5ss -ssi 54st :, =
anil 9tawd&wtd c. RosELIUS, Dean Of the Faculty.
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a MERICAN, CRYSTAL PALACE. = Fol

. "A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
IA THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
Open Day and Evening, Except Sunday from
Nv TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADnnTrA.oE, viii be tie price
h1
and
{
additional and curious maelu pre-
The smbody Marble
mort % a saass
G as s. ] tes i ct.
es sg ERr %
I % % ss ss. & @ FsE ss Z:
paIss prop sSs M
m with
The Assesses ssfs costing One
md ss
s a
ysnslen product mea
GOLD ssssPs
dprlag a5ss as
.hs
ne Palace
Alter sss
MEDALS coaing One Hlnaed Dolara saoh or
Original completed hrss
exhibited shall worthy Of
distinction next exceienths aforesaid
sssee
prizes The Directors shall proceed
practicable hope be able
.o the before th 6ra. June
the Exhibitors Invena of acea merit
snficient entitle themt distinction. st
ALI articles which worthy Of place in hia Grand
position of the Worlds Industry Art admitted WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS,
An efficient Police day and night and the
daeanls for damage arteea
All Umbrellas Cnnes, musth the Htnd the door
As Warehouse visitors be
mited convey packages the bniding
No Checks given, the Ticket
myi2 If P. Il BARSUM President.
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s. EGRET DISEASES office 81 Customhouse

a EGRET DISEASES-0ffi " Customhouse
street between Royal and JAMES
Of The
- IT'S most FORM that they obtain SAFE and
without the Baa Other
Poisonous Drug In from three
nence newly discovered Remede can only be
from himself trial not
ssna all Union many
which were pronounced ncurable
Sncs Dr. James these Reeaes ths city the nume
ons the o. these Remedies
order that the afflicted these
nen this Customhouse 81 Private koons
served. ES Office hours tebi3 lylP
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LIST OF LETTERS AT ALaIERs.

h List of Letters remaining in the Post-oifice at
Algiers, September 80:
Bowdin Bosquet Leonard sBrosdweI Lonis 2
Baptiste Jean
Campbell Alex Cline Chauncey Collier Louis 2
Ceeting Samuel g S.s7tsss , - ~
Dupres Nicholas Elder D J II Co Grey James
Fory aFSr s.lsss stT1 Sss4
Hughes Jehn y, Hogan Thos Hughes cgpt
Hassam Eleanor -..-.s- -
Klemkemper - Kelly Thomas Kreader Nicholas
Lacy Elizabeth Lang Julius2 , Lewis Henry
Mead A miss Mooney miss Mitcher Hugh.
McNerning Mich Mooney T. miss = -.
Russely A Ranney rev
sch.ag G Soft W r mrs Smith Robert
Tiernan Pat Tiernan Peter t-ss .
Vail Mary Il varey Earnest s.
Wallis Mary miss Williams mrs Williams Edward
Williams Joseph -
INITI4Ls.-Superntend of Marine Hospital
90 r J o. MCLEAN p NJ
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a aUsPENSIoN RIDGES.-NOTICE

~ UbF u N 6IUN N NIDUED.-NUIIOE.
NJ BENJAMIN WATKINS, Of Port Gibson Mississippi, Architect
and Brdgs Bnide notice t5a VIZ span .h
with for ready asl
ie will erect enclosed, Or IRON PER
ANESF BRIDGES The above Suspension Bridges will be
pended either from Timber Brick Stone eas or wrought lfe
Cham Cables He the Potomac City tht
East River from New Yorki Brooklyn Hiin-
son River from West Pointto the Eastern shoreE ~
Cable was suspended during the RevolutipnaryW - -
IA sF A
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FOR RENT.

E4sOR R4RENT--DwELLINGSw with STABLES -
n ATTACHED--That de,irable DoUBLE-HoUSE iaa5@
Liosrty street Fhsf District, between Calope
eets here enemute eontsinng each,
covered with slate large loft e Stables
ply 70 1AwRAsoN EuBAkK Io Camp n. Front once.
H1sOR RENT--The Subscribers intending to <sM
n move into the STORE No Al segans street. EA
the STORES present
through and uniting with No SO Common street Pos
~ be given first of October.
Stores the atreets
Commission business DAVID TAYLOR D CO.,
sH S8sfe 4&Ag* ~ Grayier nnd 80 Con
EOR RENT.-Several fine OFFICES in <A
the building upied by the undersigned, Of Camp E
81 50 ,''''A 2. WHITLEY CO.. Camp street.
HtsO OR RENT.-A we'll located and roomy Lot,
n Of St. Joseph ST. Charles storage
Coal slntes, Bricks &c will be rented low Apply
STORE TO RENT-Immediete posses a
NJ sion gven.That arge four brick s
street, rent Toa good permanent tenant will
apis RARELLI 4 CO.. 81 Common street.
&sTORE TO MP Possession given 1st fFs
~ October atory Fulton
od and Noe Dame corner
of Girod Broom siree runnng through Fulton
having granite openings
permanent tenant, e rms will be liberal. Apply
apis BARELLI Co, 81 Common street
FB9Of OfRENT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN -
rod and Notre Dame, the
f1ont, opening both.
5iaals BARELII q CO., al Common street.
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5=s5s
~ 1890 boxes S,ar Candles; = N-.s=ze=
500 half boxes Star Candles; 1853
9C0 quartet Star Capdlss;
- 4gb boxes Olive Oxide oap; - ~
800 half ban els Rtse &hisky; -
ss quarter casks American btandy; 7-'%
2S eighth ralks American Brandy; zs - ts *=9s
so barrels choice Gil . .sss
10 bs rTels superior old MoboneaheIa WHISKY; - -
900 boxes Proctor CANDLES No. Soap. for sale by
joseph Lands 4 CO.,
Ho ss Tehoapioulas street.
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.DHILADELPHIA COAL-l00 tons Red Ash
IN Goal leo Lehigh Coal snpe Ia bulk so
tVna Lehgh egg easks, ios sals %
70 J. ii. AsHBRiDGEa q CO, 81 81. Chaslsssirss..
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sR IN IN 4sh

My late arrangements with my Agents in
kD ENGLAND IRELAND and SCOTLAND can now oeer in.
facility safety aapzb 81 up
s q. s having
fB Collection OF eiais asrdsd 70. Letters from la
sanee, being trosr lnmedlste attention
JOHN To0LE, as BankPi4
w 4. q. n
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MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER y 1854
LIST OF LETTERS.
LADIES LIST.

List Of Letters remaining In the Postofice at New
Orleans October l. 1854
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-03
,vrsT NEWS BIZ THE NAILS.

-n.,,,s CHURCH. BALTIMORE, DESTROYED
T. fAO a., Saturday morning last. about one
FIRE large and beautiful edifce, st. PauPs
Jock ha' corner of Charles and Sarato-
p.eopa' pal,;nore, was discovered to be on fire
! streets he flames could be checked the whole
j beioFe,a 81 east structure was destroyed, leav-
erlor oi u" Standing except the bare walls and
: nothus lie. The church contained a cost
b lofty slich was also destroyed. Fortunl.e-
organ saf,. containing the records ami It ler
I the no" .ha Diocese of Maryland, was rescued.
aers Of ,,e progress of the fire. the immense bell
,rIng u'e sell with a crash and was broken in
/ the cp" prbe church originally cost Sl000O0.-
Ifces' - lossis estimated at $4,000. Insur-
he pr s5o aoO in the Baltimore Equitable socie
! lW IN Dispatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-03

IN Friday, the Doth May Gnst.), there will oc-
~ an annnIar eclipse of the Sun, which will be
|.ibIe in Massachusetts. 1t will commence at
NV three minutes past o'clock in the morn
T. and continue two hours and four minutes, or
En- about twenty three minutes before o.
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of the above named points, the charge WILDE moee from
The point last passed by the Trnn. and charge will
he less than Twenty-Five cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (except those
who take the .,ars where tickets not sold J
will be charged by the CONDUCTOR ten per cent in al
liton the regular Of fare. provided. however
that in sh, Ill he receive than ten,
Than fifty cents from anyone passenger to any point on
the road
Servants will be required to have passes, to
be left with the Ticket Agent and with the Conduc
tor which passes, must be explicit in granting the priv
ege travel on the Free colored persons will be
required produce therree papers, they will be
permitted To travel on the cars.
May lets. THOMAS SHARP,
Supt. TRANSFORMATION.
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n..r, The Kosciusko tMiss.) Sun of the
5th uh' 5fa"r.tand that Col. Bunch has challeng
we I Hpn D. W. sadder to fight duel. MIR.
ID the IT, ras accepted the challenge, to fight with
% aa. at sixty yards Bunch has crossed over to
Ill antagonist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-03

n,,,ov ,rIoS.-We regret to announce that
hi . Gill. the present efficient Superinten-
pr 81 the Virginia Central Railroad, has resign
EG' :" ,s sS TO take effect on the LIST of June
DE- in O' Mr.. Gill, it is understood, goes to take
oa .,n Of the SUPPLEMENTARY of the Virginia
NY o0nessee road. He will be parted with with
.at INV by his many friends in this vicinity--R.