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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-07

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 6 PN--Arr ships John Cush-
ing Plumer liverpool Greenwich Green CAllao; hanks
Philadelphia (Brem), saunders, Bremen; ChAs + Lex,
Harper Port an Prince Elizabeth J, Brooks Havana,
schrs Mary Ellen, .CottiDgham, Deep Creek; Boston,
B0etor, Kelly, NYorh
Cid banks R+nt eer, Franklin, Boston, Emily Banning
Ray, WiImf gton Del; brig Stafford, snare Boston
schrs Nautilus (Br) Quicker and Freedom (Br) Kenny,
Hshtsx; Ieesburg, Leach, Wilmington, NC; John
Mary Ellen, CottiDgham, Deep Creek steamer Kennebec
Copes. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-07

Row ON A RArLR0AD.-A row has broken out on
the line Of the Rome and 0gcersburg Railroad,
amorg 'he lrish laborers engaged on Kiubal's SEQ
ton. north Of Westerpvle, about six mile this side
Of Boonve, which had Its origin in strike for va,
ges. body Of lsborers srrned With clubs, &C.,
taken possession Of this section, and prevent
u Is taid this dissfsc.ion Is extending along the
line 70 other localities. On the 9Th inst writ was
received IN Rome village by Capt. Nsllis, from the
Snern, otceiing up the company under his com
msnd, and at A. the New York Central Guards.
with Capt. Neiiis. and Frat Lieutenant Rowey, &C.
compapied BY DEPUTY Sheriff Morton, stArtsd for
the scene OF disturbance vita teams, for the our.
pose Of qnellipg the riot and arresting the ring.
leaders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-07

uuAxAc yos nv No.
svs @n............e - ma. wAna ....:.....: 80
POEt az New f0Ex, scpeenssr y As04s
s--,
Steamship south.rnsr, EVAN, ch.r,ssso., spoaord,
nisstcn Co.
Steamship Roanoke, skinnsr' Norfolk &C. Las'.n .
snip Y.ss: d Gam. lBsls), Bsssnaa, Antwerp VIZ
hip julia (Bss}, vsnderssesn, Antwerp, !" schmidt
sc - =. u.c.s~
Mott + Go.
s.st AGroyss Cain Ss,tinS.s b, d.' 1SS..:
5.s az: sssS, &sissis windsor, xsitssy : e.
Co vu 49,. -.
hrg Merrill Knowles, 81 MAYS, Nesnith soos.
Brig Wsss, H.lshsh Bssafort master
BIk Mary Emily Downs, Philadelphia, Hotehkisa Bro:.
Ts SIps
s sem 'onn wilson, SeAr0s'sy "nminssoa b H0ssom
sshI Leui. s.urss,snt, csnsv:s, wun!astoo, master
s scSr i,:se F s.'Is:. Hsrso 9.Cis Holmes
sshI ossot N,s.s..sa, Bs:,on Foster Nsssrsea.
steamer Georges Crssk Terry bsiamofs Parker Vein
steamship Company .,,,r,
Ship Mary Green (of Csi.i.) Everett Bristol E, "a
ocysi VII Inoao Ms IN ~ psxsesIssa'' 20
amp sS.sDTsg: ausnes. NO" or'eens' Aug IL ~''n
Bsr, Norm. Bremi. Horstm.nn. Bremen. As DAYS. in
B.s cssnor BS.nos xyrss g. days. with
hides and TSSl e p Davidson g.. cns. "a a. -,
srDsr H. - Sraois,,,orS snas-son hCo -" W"
Rre s,,s fRr1 psr.ons Port 1sjbot 70 d.v. With
. ni4 1Iis tD1I ~ ~ - 81" a. 800 sh;n
vn, W "'oOs yuy 10, ~ ~ -, .on - ~ -. 10y
LAY d1 .nS ~. nos An~ lat
70 r. ;on .. so az n1ge iceTsrg on Nv n oA' ion
. Can EstcSsr X.d,, NJ 1axs tS ..,t n
Richards Experienced very heavy weather with strong
PASSED bark Standing TO The eastward With bowsurt
and forstop%.,t gone supposed he. 70 b French Wind
.ns e ngns IRON ao Nv 4tn s o. .oI = s
sns ION S n.u.S
s;s To- sss
from Bsmsn for Baltimore a DAYS ont with
ii INV veil .s'A =, D.'''10.' = s-'' 'a'- s,''
HSas ~ o15Ds With
Lat p e. lon = 20 spoke bark cn.s Dsnsc" doubt
sss Inc .nas Lea from forI M frnoe 'or fnaAoe'
Brig redraza Doritie, Nassau, MP 20 days. and Cape
Baker, Sargent q Co.
Brig Judge hathaway (of knsworth), Lord, ssgua "a
s ssy ~ krsy with
bscco &c, to Mclean Lynch Sept 8. OF Quarantine.
sa%s IN contact ct With Ct the
BOOM &C. and stove The tlemans cabin Of the H. Aug
~, IN heavy gale lost foretopsail
Brig Wincs0r Card, Windsor N5, 12days, with coal,
to master.
schr Abatross, Higgins, Kingston, Ja 80 days, with
run souacSo, &c 70 a. nriqaes aug ~ PASSED
9u ngged 0rg ashore on reei she Wa paint
"a osc1 wtn wnite stresk around ner; iarge poop
oeCA; pNlnteo wnte Iore eno msn topmsss cur away
making or co ot ~ nS
eiedon oNer nel coulo not MAKE ogs ner name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-07
Police fntolIf9enCo.

kidnapping Sai0r.--Yes erdsy Jeremiah J. Hauail.
ton was arrested on charge Of having kdnnpped sea-
March last and piaciny him board th. ship Wiism
Tell beiog sent out OF tn State Against his WILL whore
ne as Obliged to 80 to Europe witsoas ever hsviag
was thus enveged board this ship against his
will aud that the mate of the ship Bonney also
mi.demeanor. Justice Clarke before whom this man
was brought held him to bail in the Of $500 TO
swer the charge warrant was issued for the arrest
OF the mste.
Surrender Of the Principal in tie late Homicide in
7uenty eighth srea--Yesterday Henry Glad, French
jury in causing the death Of Jmes McKsnns BY ss sSns
him with q sword cane, on ths 2ad of July last, he
particulars Of which we published few days ago iur-
lived In Monroe street. and away avoid the
consequences OF the blow indicted the deceased The
until every opportunity was cut Of for his escape did he
infct the blow Coroner wilhelm held him to bail In
the sum Of $500 to Indictment If any should
be found against him by the grand jury
Charge Of Forgery David Hepburn, young man was
arrested BY officers McKemn and smith, Of tho reserved
Banbridpe Bank, Of this State to Petsr Arcndeacon,
Of and Canal street. he purchased
some gooes, receiving In return good money The
GUS dance house 10 Church street. The court held him
far examination.
Embtssle,Mnt Officer Gallagher arrested man. named
the complaint Of Willard H. smith, of this city, With
having defauded him out OF GOO within the last year
~soAiuB nohcy az NAIlVu1 umeby III kuc
prisoner arrested q warrant issued by Judge
Stuart who temporarily committed tbs prisoner for
animation
Assouting Policemen.-Yesterday officers Hsnshaw
and Leroy Of the Twentieth ward police while perfo-m
ing their duty in endeavorna to quiet little in that
ward, we're severely beaten by gang Of under the
lesdersbipn Alexander smith, w,o compelled the Off
Gers to fly for their lives Warrants issued for the
and committed in default Of $500 ball. to answer the
charge.
SdttW0 CdseA disturbance took place yes .erdsy az
tprn hpoVd nf Gkatrp v-na
while Oh her passage to this city FROM Quarantine b.
tween OF the members of the Bath Light Guard
who wee returning from excursion, and passen
gers on board the boat when vaenoc Longneck struck
George Long on the head with his sword, producing .
horrible cash On the arrival Of the boat, officers Bur
tine and Watson took Lopgneck into custody aud
yeyed him TO the Chiefs Office to undergo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-07

Butte, Mr. winges, Mr. Bayiey J G Brown, Parker,
Mss spsDcer, child and lsfsnt, A Hartaaa, fhomSs
1eupletou J HsgRertv, Kershsv, H frcah0lm. W
Pus Vance, L H 81 ier, Bsldsin. Brvekins,
Bliss. lady two ch'idr~n and infant, Miss Bhsa,
Ssyre, A scKensie, Roeoawaid, f0ngas Hadty
Ys1l Z Z 1lsHw p,p
v
TIL ana "a In the stserA<e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-07
Telexrsphfc Marine Raucrt.

r,or.ro>, CGaeSESPnhC mHx1nc Ft0poHts
bOSiON. Sept 6-Arr bark Fruiter Smyrna. Left
Gibraltar Aug II in company with ship Oxford from Ice
horn for New York -
Also arr barks Pomona, Cadz; Geo Smouse Pictous
Wilmington, NC Coz leland ana L, White, Philadel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-07

TOURNAMENT AND FANCY BALL AT JoRDAN's
SPRINGS, Won TUESDAY, september IL, the
grand tournament, and on Wednesday, September
IL. fancy ball, will take place at this celebrated
q. now numerously attended watering place. The
company now in attendance is said to be unusually
large.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30
SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
Ia ~ Il -; $50. !;

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the
n pot, In Peieis burg every day Sunday excep
at O'Clock A M, AMI arrives at Burkeville at the
iersecti"n OF the Richmond and Dan,ille Ra.R
ut 10 ocock,A. M connecting by that Road with Me.
y. Fagg & Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court tta
Halifax Court House, Danville and Greensboro,
and arriving at Farnve Mt 100. A. M. connect
there with Mrssrs. Flagg. Caldwell & Co.'s Stage |
Tor Lynchburg.
Returning. The train leaves Farmville at l. P.
ard Burkev le at %, p. m. arriving IN Petersbug
time tor the trains going North South. connect
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomal,ux RI
foad with he spl ndid nships Roanoke md Jane
twn tor N wYo,k, which leave City Point at ~
md every Wednesday with steamships for Phiadeph
which leave City Point a: the same hour.
ssei gers preierring to rema in Petersburg The oT
night, can luke the morni, train North at A. Al
the james River Boats for Old tint, Norfolk and Bal
more at 3. A. M the for the South, at oe1
AN.
Arrangements have been made by which through n
cts between the following points may be procure0
the annexed iutes:
Between Petersburg and Lynchburs, through in
htteen lours, .---...--.-.
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in Two days.
Between Petersburg and " he Sui phnIr 81 rngs'
through in two days.
Between Petersburg Danville, through in TWEEN
ty-fnur hours,
Between Petersburg Gte sborn N. O., thru
in two days. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, N. G through
=, !" '"'ee u"ys'. $1,000.
Between Pete' sburg and Charlotte, .--.-.....ss
"A freight train l,aves the Petersburg Depot
Monday. Wednesday and Friday morning ut q, Az
returns the same days. Any person wishing to see
rates f freight obtain freight list by calling
der3 Is 3. J. WALL. S@
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LApY's NEW FASHION BOOK.

an the IL 4 every moIih is published. price 25
" cents, + ank LIE lies l. ,de Gozrtte oI Paris,
Lo.d"n AM New York Fashions. containing 100 En-
cravings ni the Newest lie. of Ladies and Child ems
Hats. Gaps, Dresses Mantins, NC, full size Paper.
Pattern 81 n Mantn laigs Sheet OF Patterns, and ID
scrption If Or Chef W rk Articles Releivo Leaihe
Work, Velvet Paintings, &c, Eneitninipe Ltsiar
Matter, Tnlrs &c, Novelette, by Mrs Ann Stephens.
Also-Earh Part contains New Song or Piece at Mu
sic Arrangements have been competed in Paris.
whereby the Newest Designs will npre in this Work
oae before the Paris Fashion Books received
by the steamer.
Pnr wa, issued on january st. 1854 and has been
reprinted sis different times in order the demand
All the hack numbers bc obtained. The culored
Plate is alone worth money than is charged for
the whole purt.
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
al b, lar the best Fashion Book issued in This
try Wecorally recommend it ~. Y. Daily Times.
ak, sthe highest rink ng all journals of its class"
~. Y. Tribune. This il up-rb work .'-B. IRAN
script 1t ia the best record 81 the Fashion pub
lisied" Sunday Times, PhHadelphia.-'It contains
all the Fns,ons. and coored Plate Of great
beauty"-Home Journal.
One copy. year 80; two do, s.; four do 80 One
copyo. the Gazette, and copy It Harpes, Putnam,
or Graham's Magazine, one year. s..
flee Mo- J I'm street. New YORK, and for sale by
all Booksellers nthe United Suite. and Csnadas.
apl IL. d3m
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Polt Walthall Line


NHE beautiful and iavoriie steamb,atk cns
L AUGUSTA, under h. and Of 49,
Capt. VIM. G. Smith, ESQ long and favoraLly Lnuwn
The travelling community on the Potomac and Jam,
Rivcr.) is running on the line via Port "A,
thai, and is furnished with l. + Il BOAT
Lie Preservers, Fore Pumps, and all the a. phapc
required by Act of Congress secure the safely of IA,
engers.
The Cars running col nexion with the Augusta fra
Rchm'nd. leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Dppolo
every Monday, WEDNESDAY ,and Friday & O'Clock
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packet Boat
have but n few steps TO walk to the Cars
The Oars run"i from Petersburg to City Poiot
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg sam
dhys Us above, at7d M, from The Depoi of the A
ma'tox X Co, thus giving passengers optortub|
10 60 from Lyme hburg e Their by the Packet Bosl,
Danville Railroad TO Richmond or BY way of the San
Size Railroad to Petersburg and from there next mari
irg to Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the sh
rateda,s, viz: Tuesdays, Thursday. and Saturday,
6 o'clock Am.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, &c., g.
Fare between Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mill and
drove wharf,, I
children over three years and not over twelve
years of age, half p1ce.
n''a's,each, .----...-. IL
Servants To any point on Il e river.
Meals, Observation-Disclosures. On
mar 81 d&cts THOS. DODAMEAD,SNtl
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The New Virginia Novel--by Richmond Lady.
NOW READY; A NEW AND INTERESTING BOOK.
Scenes and Characters from Life in Va.
nAI,ONE

by the author of Robert R-,mrrs Let ers, an FRYING
from Prudential Moi, e-" Kate Harper 8c., x
A. NORRIS. PUBLISHER.
NOTICES OF HE PRESS.
1--WE have anther story by the gifted authoress, the
first part of which will e published in o,rJuy number
that wall ince sepIiral that she OF
The most p, wcrfu writers of the day.
ave have been favored with Of the early sheets
of Alone, aud we have been deigtte with their pc.
rusul Our only regret thai we had not the whole
book. We prrdh prominent place Dmong ia" fair
wriers of America the authoress Of Alone - Godeys
Lmys Book
at will be found to possess strong attractions. and
leave i'm, good upon the hearts If those who
read IT, Wotchman and Observer.
Few / ii, ion bear pregnant title ms tire
mono. Liable which the gitei authorizes of
city has bestowed upon her latest offering.
Few prod 'tons e the class, the present
dry WI. with greater eloquence Of diction,
charms of nan ntive
he name is emphatic, and she has made it tell"
The work abourds in pi1uant remark aud well su.tai
ed dialogue 1t has elevate aspiration, and high
moral aim.
For ourselves, We have been eratifcd, because We
have found in iis morals what experience has often
shown MS, &r.. &C." -R'chmond Enquirer OF 5th May
"ALosE "-"TNis production ,fihe p, n Of gifted
young lady of Richmond, has elected fattering COM
mendotions fr nm several of contemporaries of thu
press Sucn examination we hive been able 10 give
it, hns aw, kened in desire read at leisure.
II hns confirmed our high opinion of tie authoress.-
She has proved herself the p"ssesso of derided genius,
AMI in the work before u, throw. its attractive light
ions RI Dipatd
~
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AlLSON ~ FRANkLIN-W hOIes;sle
w AND RETAIL GROCEhS AND COMMITS
sion Merchants. in the Granite Front Buh'ing.
lew doo,s n'',ve the Merchants Bank, Mair Street.
LNnchburg, Va receiving their Spring supply,
which they invite the attention their friends aud
the public gen'rnlly--
20 hhd. o q and st Sugars,
50 bbls Retired Coffee do
81 " Clarified and Pulverised do
100 Aoxes Loaf do
10 bbls Cru-iad do
10 hhds Cuba aud N O Moasses
90 bbls o NJ Sugar-house Sirrup
100 Sa' rs Rio and Lagurs Coffee,
IS Superior Brown Java ITO
" Genuine Moe, do
Chests G +. Imperial and Black Teas,
Tsrces New Crop Rice.
900 SIDES Sole Leather, w and light weights .
> bales Shoe Thread,
5l00 lbs Bs,e Cotton. assorted numbers,
) bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Salt,
30 tons Country and Tredegar Rolled Iron ass'J
1000 bs Blstered Steel.
1909 lbs Cast and Shear Steel,
5boSes Patent Axes. different brands,
900 ke Nails assor,ed
- =" Horse Shoes
100 lbs Horse Sh e Nails,
25 hest N,va Scotin Grind Stones
so boxes Sperm and AdaTartine Candles,
20 1urpcniine Soap,
| 30 bbls Mackerel,
90 " Tanners OIL
10000 lbs good Famil, Bacon,
| 100 bushels Cloversped,
Ginger, Spice, Pepper Chockolnte Alum Saltpeter
SOFIA. Starch Coppsras, Indigo, Nader a large stock
ct Cotton Osn 'bergs, Brown Domestic STAPLE Dry
Goods and great many other article. TOO tedious Ia
mention, all of which they offer to SCI! on the very bes,
ter"s ar 20 give in exchange for country produce.
mat7ts
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BOOKS. &C
. NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS !

-7Hl NEW BOOk6i NEW boohoi
A1kahk D B.PAYNE ha- today opened The foi
lpwing wOiks
ALo. Il; by young lady Of eiehmond, Va
Va entine's History of the CITY ii New YORK,
Memoirs and Sermons nf the Rev. Mr.. Duya, city mis-
.iopary. Richmond, Va.
H.lor, of u iver Cromwell: by NJ Guirot,
Frsnrbere's Narrative,
The lawyer Stery
Spirit Manifestation. Exam ned and Explained by Dods
NJ rgnrei; or Prejudice n. Home
AT of War: by Jomni.
The Cafncom = Of Rome: by w. J. Kiss,
hutol log, aphy OF an Actress Mrs. Mowatt.
Salor Sh Ell Sketches of he Iri-l Bar,
The Apocalypse Unveiled. 9 v"ls.,
|. fe aud Lahor- Of 81 Augustine,
Encyclopedia ofPrils uel Adventure, Of Travellers,
Hunters and Sailors,
Cruise of he Dth Star,
The Winter Ludge.
The Sout crn Farm.r and Market Gardner,
Henck's fied.Bo, X fur Railroad Engineers,
Bu.y Movrmsn's of nm Lille Woman,
The Seventh Census u. S.-IS50.
may iG-ts
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RECON- NJ E NDATIoNS.

" " m M Ia ~ ~ n I ~ NO.
CHiEF EHoIrEERs OFFICE, Va. q Tenn. r. X
Lynclhurg. Va, Scpt-m or 2h. 1853. {
TO THE RAI-ROAC PLBLiC.
All the Cars every lind in upon I'll ioad have
Teen made at the Piedmont Works. in Lynchburg un
Il, the direction d Gen'l Neiirton as Agent
1t gives me much pleasure TO say that have
str"nely and faithfully executed. cheerfuly re
mmend these works To companies requiring cars,
competent construct aid faith uy execute my con
that may b. made with the OF these ork.
CHAS. + NJ. GAhNETT
CHEF Eng. Va. q. Tenn. X. r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30

An3, SOMETHING NEW BEAUTIFUL
ANfh A. WILLIAMS calls attention to his new.
AN b-auiiiUl a va,ied assortment Of Prnyer Books,
wIii.h he ha u.t received and ~hch lie
,ct,d .im.rlf in the Northern Cities but few days
ago: together with a large stock of Theological nd
Mscel works. consisting Of all the latest aad
most interesting works Of IN" day.
The f,llow are some of them:
Russia, Shores by Oiiphnnt,
Maps Of Europe,
Sketches of Greece and Turkey,
SilIimnns rav-l. IN Europe,
Lie and Writings of Andrew Broadus,
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea,
he Discarded Daughter,
Reverie- Of Batcrlor,
Mrs Brow ning's Poems,
B'.iory Of Irrand
- Of John Randolph Of Rosnoke, by Hugh A. Garland,
Woman in Franre, by Julia kavanaugh.
Woman and her Master. by frederick Smith;
Together with beauif-I aeIe, tion OF fancy artic
writing desks III secret springs; large stock 81 mu.
sic paper hargnpr. and ne'umrry Of every kind and
such n-'-~ "arrot fail to please. All be asks is
csn. i" 'rsp,e sale. may 10
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GAS LIGHTS.

.
INiB Lyme burg Gu. Light Company are now fully
and private families with Gas of a superi" quality
Whether consider thr brancy of the light t- free.
dom from e.erythns alcu ,icd soil rooms fu nure
carpets s che. II is far superior any ohe
light now in We beg leave invite attention 10 the
following recomm. ndaton Of few OF those who have
tested its qualities.
The u dersigued who u.ing Chs manufactured al
The Lynchburg Gas oks take pleasule IN recommend
ing Ia ou citizens at large, being better CLEANER
and cheaper than any other liz ht have used consider
Ing the amount of light obtained.
Robert Early, Stple.. McElie,ry & Co
A. Atkinson, Baker 4 Cavey,
Simpson n Bro, Burroughs, Skater, & Co,
John T. Wright, b, Sumpter,
Philip W. Payne, Glass s. Raine,
Jno. g. Meem, T. l. Dudley,
VIM. Sitter, N e. M. Gucgenheimer,
Ac,ee D. McClauahan, @. Mor.e,
Mcdonald g. Peters, VIM. d. 4 G. Fisher.
g. NJ. Fucker, r. Stabler 4 Co,
Z. L. Gibbs. liu.tee of & A. Boyd,
Baptist Church, w. I A, dersor & Co..
hosser x Cawthon, Horncr, Watson Il Co,
Norveil House. Mcdaniel, Hurt 4 Preston
Chas !. Lee Thos Sharp,
Warwick House, GenI Sup. of R,R.,
w. w. Lehwiei 4 Bro, FrelwcIl d. Hall,
Washington House. d. Is, PaYe,
.. A; Langborne, Hat her h Logwood,
Jas. NJ. Boyd. )Waraens of ST Paul.
Sam. w. Shelton, }Church.
Those wishing to introduce Gas can a certain IN,
cost ana any other information r,sPe, ting it, by apply
ingto T. G. HOPPER Su, ern,, nd.nt
| may IS.dts
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
TX BBLS Siutrts C. Sugar.
- % " =" g ound. Cla fled 4 Crushed do,
20 boxes Loaf Sugar.
10 bills NJ o. Mulasses,
Ia hhds. Z X. l".,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so Laguiru do,
10 " Prime old java do,
so boxes Adamanlne and Sperm Can1les
Large lot of Clover. Orchard Grass and Tmothy Seed
Call ,oon as we selling cheap.
(tvb "a ts) YOUNGER g NINTH
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OfrlcE VA. q Tenn. RAIL.RoAD Co. !

OfFlcE VA TENN RAILROAD Co,
Lynchburg, SEPT 90 1853. I
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo e.
CurIe feel confident TINT the Piedr1 Works un.-r
his management, will fully mainaIn its reputation
making Rail Road Cars as we'll in any and all us
branches of mechaicai operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, Prcsidcnf
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THE und.. signed having had charge Of the above
Works from tair commencement under the forner
Proprietor, Mai A. Ellison Jr; asks IL We to say the
RaRoad pubic that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue it, ma,ag, merit, hoping BY
i. long experience in Rail osd works ard constant
iention the work ed him, merit the ap.
probation and liberal patronage of The public
A. NETTLETON, Manager.
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rl1HE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE MOST RE

flNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-.
l. specially call the attention Of the citizens III
iynclbure and the adoning couniryto his large and
~ splend sormen oil BOOTS SHOES
CATERS. &C.. of his OWN MAKE.
- AMI which WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL
iSAED u SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing To hive good and durable Boot
Shoe for the present season. will do well to call me-,
am determined to please, both regards qualil,
and price.
Don't forget call the three doors above the
Franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Citizens,
Savings Bank. +. +. GRIMALDI.
dec Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30

1NHESE WORKS have be- n set in operation ith
4 all the niest Improred Maehinry for Wood and
|, IN work. and upon scale commensurate with the
wants Of the 5 out and est. for Car construction
More ihnn hundred cars. OF Ill description have
teen it a, these work. Tor the Virginia g. Tennessee
RI II Road
Presidents and Engineers of Rail Roads respect
lilly ,nvit ID to besow Their patronage, they may
" upon having their work finished in strict pance
~i.l IT. an plans and d ngs; after the most
.pprove plans Construction. prices satisfactory
Southern lsail-ROnds
WIN no longer be compelled obtain Il cir Cars from
tue nth, subject large expense and i~k of Trans
rortat,on GEO. e. CURLE Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-30
New Goods Received nearly every Week.

mo J.PUKVlS. Ag't. desires d cxneci. to do u
- much larger DRY GOODS BUSINESS in future,
and will. view this will rereive Aew Goods, at hs
Store almost every week in the wear. He ia opening
This Morning April 9th, 1884,
Mantillas und 1ulrns, (urw lyle splendid style
Dress Gonds, Capes and Sleeves Grass Skirts. Gloves
Lsce., Ribbons, large lot Marseics, Quilts Pprasos.
Fms. No. Sc. Terms of doing Business, CASH nth
ont disconnt
=. S.-Aly Giends ard the public generally will
please consider the ruinous Ell cts of the CREDIT
SYSTEM, both To huye"a aud era AMI then call and
buy their goods of me for CASH. JNU. J. PURYIS
hpS dis Agent.