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THROUGH TICKETS

sPassengers for Lursy and New Market will tax,
the train leaving Alexandria, at Z O'Clock .. m.
on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays, connecting
with tho stages 1T Culpeper, O. b.
Passengers fer Lynchburg win take the trai,
leaving Alexandria at o'clock, q. m, on Nor
days Wednesdays, aud Fridays, connecting with ID
stages at Charlottesville
W-Passengers for the White Sulphur Spring
viii take the train leaving Alexandria daily, col
netting with the stages at Staunton.
c,Ptsd9
Per ordsr: " r RR0NKKTT Ao~nt
Alexandria, Va, May 20. NAV SLIT
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OFF ALL
y ANOY DRESS COODS lT coST

NELLIMG OFF ALL
y ANOY DREaS Goods At COST
We commence selling OF the remainder of our
Fancy Broesde, plaid, and striped Silks
Printed Bereges. Tissues, and Chaily De La;ns
Printed Berege and Cashmere Shaw ls and scarfs
% SIX hantllas and French Embroideries
: And many other Fancy Goods, all Of which will
% sea as cost Tor cash, or to our prompt credit Gus
toners.
Just received for Travelling Dresses ....
70 pieces assorted DeBeige, very cheap
All persons in want Of any Of the above articles
ought to examine our stock, as We have determined
not to carry any over for the next reason There
fore great bargains may be had by giving us an eary
call. MAXWELL, SEARS 4 COLLEY,
9TH street, three doors above PENN avenue
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II: assortment Of 6ne Wstches rich .nd SCoo
a yewei, pure 6ilverwars, and which he ofSsrs
te me lowest New York city proceed and
ti. esae 1vesything warranted as reprsscnted at
repaired: Sign Of the Large spread Essis, Ps~nsvI.
vt 20 svs9ue' between ~ and 9th strssss -
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CIMss HAND BOOK to the Library of the Br,.
- tish Museum, L vol, 1854
Eyslyn,s Diary and Correspondents, new edition,
Confr buttons to Literature, historical, sntiquari
IA, and metrical, by Mark Antony Lower. i yo.yme
1854 : = O'
The Half Century, from 1890 to 1850, its history
and policy, by w Wilks, i vol, 1853
SnoerIs Element OF Banking, vol, 1854
Bfrts band Book Of the Law OF storms. / volume
1853 ~ ''iNAA'
The Woollsn Manufacturer's Guide. by Ibber,on.
vol, 1858
The Young Officers Companion, by Col. Lord d,
3os, volume FRLNXK TIyInR
Nv IL
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n wv mUS!C received this wsek-Ida Polka. In.
dsH, gu@as Polka Psttie Polka, Pantasie on Jor
ea,;..ioa hoad to Travels The Hives, consisting Of
Rnmssv ~ pa Thou art Gone from my Gass;" Grind
TSann Ma,eh variations Golden Ring Wsitsss:
sn, - .neS Heart 10 Sad; Few Days, and in sddi.
,snI,r x;.ssisty OF standard and popular Music
Mn.,. ksa Ht' nute, sooordeon, and other Kind 81
Inay on Pam Az. between 9th And I0th =.
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EkRN LEAVES from Fanny's Portfolio, second
T. series
life in Abyssinia, by Mansfield parkyrs
american Fruit Growers' Guide, by r. Elliott
lectures on Pulmonary Consumption, by Theop1i
lus Thompson, MD
None, by Marion Harland
theological Essays, vols, by Thos De Quincy
'arker's Book Of Mechanics and Engineering, by ].
WNystrom, CR
hemistry Of Common Life, No. q by johnson
Just received at TAYLOR q MAURY's
may BIZ Bookstore. near 9th II.
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POSITIVELY sRLLING OFF AT cOsT

1A1vGLY SkLLIN0 OFf AT GUST
cOMMHNCE this day to run of my stock of Dry
By the 10th Of july, win then be offered u snct;on
.,n r 70 wishing extra bargains win do ven to
wi nave good assortment Of Dress Goods, shavla
Az oonnets, Ribbons, Parasols, DC.
a. Mtso, "a 2 good stock Of SHOES Of all kinds.
Hne store win be for rent on the LIST of August
T. B. BROWN,
,.,, 4. Cor. It'll and I sts., Northern Liberties.
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TRY-TRY-TRY

TRY-TRY-TRY
( LANNON'S VEGETABLE or BLOOD-HURTYING
~ BfTTERe. - Ask for the bo1h with the
'ortrait Of the Inventor and Proprieto. and txks
one other, VIM. NJ car NON,
WAAhin gton, DC.
% whom al orders should Be addressed Tor Agencies
c. bb 2-eod
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SNIDER'S WINES

III I . III y "a u Il y I N n
TOHN ". SMIDER, Dealer In Wines, at the
u former old established Wine Store Of JACOB
SNYDER, IT., No. Is Walnut street. four doors be-
Nv Fourth street. where Consumers will Be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS on the most accommo-
dating terms
portation Of FOREIGN VINES Once No. rs Wal.
nut street, Philadelphia, where he II prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation Of Wines
&C. from various houses In Europe in quantities Of
single do ZEN and upwards; and also solicits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage of
bis friends and former customers.
- All Wines ordered for Washington will be de-
ivered by Express free Of freight. jsst1y
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PHILADELPHIA. ADVERTISEMENTS
- GO -. SEA BATHING. -, -
COLUMBIA HOUSE. ri

CAPE ISLAND NEW JERSEY.
- This nsw and popular establishment il now
open for the reception Of visitors.s -
The propsistor, thankful for the patronage he hss
% lArEely received, begB to assure his ftsnds and
the public that the H0TIL In every department
viii be kept In style superior to any previous ssa
son. Gas has been introduced into 200 roma
Hasslers celebrated orchestra has been engaged *
elusively for the house, end many other arrange
ments have been made tending 10 the increased
comfort and enjoyment Of the guests.
Application for rooms may be made by address.
ing the proprietor ut Cape Island OF to the subscr
ber. - L. HARDWOOD.
No. II South Sd street, Philadelphia.
N.B.-Rxtensive stabling on the premises.
lie l0-3m ---. -
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dPORTANT TO MECHANICS AND BUSH
MEN.
FIRST PREMIUM PUMP. 49,

SAFE and money making business is guaranteed
Township rights for the AMERICAN LIFTING
PUMP, Polley's patent Elastic Adjustable Bucket
acknowledged by scientific men who have witnessed
it, operation, to be the best and most valuable pump
for general purposes, in the Union. Perpons pur.
chasing rights viii have no competition, and secure
handsome profits. -s.. -Gs
Considerable territory Is already sold, and the de-
mand is rapidly Increasing.
Rights can Be purchased low and models, &C., be
seen by applying to b. VIVIAN 4 CO., Sole Manu-.
fscturers, 100 North Front Street, Phil adslphis.
N. B.-Local and travelling Agents wanted Lib
eral commission given. s~,5T-L NAV 36-3m
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CUMMING! CUMMINGS

VUMMINV! CUMMING T.
DROPaETIC STUDIKS-Leetures on the Boo
Il Of Daniel-T5c.
The Tent and the Altar, or, Sketches from Patriar
ehal Mfe-76e.
Scripture Read ngs, Sabbath Morning Readings On
the Old Testament-75c
Apocalyptic Sketches; or, Lectures on the Book O.
Revelations, 2 vols, 75c each
Lectures on our Lords Miracles, 55c "
Lectures on the Parables-75c .-
Voices Of the Day and Night, 2 vols-75c each
Voices Of the Dead, 75s . -
Church before the Flood 75c
Al Of the above works by the Rev John Cum
ming, d. d. whe b now the great pulpit Orator o,
London for sale by 80 "-
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
Fth street, next to Odd FeIlows Hsll
10 Aft (sentinell
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Old Point Hotel
| &C. C.. WILLARD & BR,
VIM Daney
DR. Warren, Ga
Mrs Laybe, Nor
Miss Boyyl, do
DR. Williamson, USN
J d Hatch and lady
Miss Hatch
Miss Bonner,
&c Baker, Nor
DR. Baker, Rich
Col Thompson, do
J Webster, do
w Reynolds, Nor
A Cowling. do
| J Robertson, USN
r w Walice
| J s Gilman,
Mrs Richardson
| ] Reny and four childre
| do
r Jones
] Garden, York CO
r Rhea, NY
n Brimmo, do
w T Slater, do
T Sanders do
] Franklin, NY
G Parker, Cal
NJ Turpin, Rich
E Steal, Pa
P Murphy
d Jones, Va
J Meandish, NY
d Ray, Va
a II refers, Ner
J E Robertson, NY
8 nottingham
Miss Rible, Pa
A ssn'as, NY
] Melin, do
G holland, Rich
w Wilson, do
J Moor, Nor
Z willie, dU
Miss Write, do
R A Baker
2 children and 2 servant.
do
8 Moor, Va
J Reynolds, do
e Anderson, Ga
T Lains,
] Gilman, do
Gen Bankhead. Bait
Hiss Bankbead, do
J T Boys
8 Jet, lady and servant.
Ma
L w Cunthe, Bait
A Jonson, do
il Hall, do
F Pagan, Ports
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A RARE CHANCE.

N consequence of having effected tbs sole agency
J. for the sale Of Hallet, Davis Co.'S Boston pre-
MUM Pianos, and Knsbe, Cache Cos Of BsltL
more, We have decided to devote our attention to
New York pianos. ~
We have now In store one 7.octave round corner.
carved tablets, aiding desk rosewood Piano, manu-
factured by Firth, Pond Co., New York, which We
oflef ct great discount from former price. &C..
To all in want of cheap and good Piano, We In
vito than to call and examine this Instrument.
------- JN0. p. ELLIS,
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,HH0aRAPH VIEW OF RICHMOND. ..
NJ arawn nom Nature and On Stone, by Willis1
Macleod, &q, for sale by - ""''' -
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<q3a 70 WLERs, WELLS T. CO.,
&SA phr.nologists and Publishers, 2sl Arch St,
w 3belcv Seventh, Philadelphia. All works or
/ Z Phrsnology, Water Cure, Magnetism, and
@S Photography for sale at New York pricee-
chronological examinations day and evening.
Cabinet tree to visitors. may Ism
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LIME! LINE LIME!m
TUE HAMBURGH LIME KILNs being now Z
l. complete order, the proprietor vii be enable,
70 furnish bis approved customers at all times du,
ing the season with Lime Of the best quality fo
piastering and other purposes. The lime manufas
tured at these kilns II warranted to be equal i,
quality to any other Manufactured In the Unite
states The price will be, delivered ct the kiln o.
In any other part of the city 81. -
Cement and Calsine1 Plaster can also be had at a
omes A. W. DENHAM
up 6-6m For the ppo0riefor
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CTEBOLD'S JAPAN GolowinS do; Mao
y fhrlans's do; Koempfsr's do; watts do; japan
Historic ct Description par JanGgny Japon dis.
toirs ct Description par fsassinst.-
Il Imported b. yRANCK TAYLOR.
~ h- - ,s3ssflss '-paaE -
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Arrival srd Departure Of Ocean steamers

o. The California steamers leave New York on
the 5th and Goth Of each month.
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UNDERTAKEN

&C. O o. WALL, Undertaken In ali its
D branches Funer rails attended 10 AZ
he shortest notice, In the best manner and on tbs
poet reasonable terms. -
Seventh, between ID and streets
Residence on Q, between E and r, north sBdsL;
iy 6-en3m
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LU M B K r

IHk subscribers having established theuselvee In
L the Lumber business, ct the old stapd Of WE.
trd, cornsr Of 9th and b streets, are urspsrsd 10
grnisb al articles in the trade on fayorabe terms.
cney SOLICIT q share Of public patronage.
je 16-eet .. GEO. ". GARRETT 90
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WASHINGTON & ALEXANDRIA BOATS
49, FARE FIVE CENTS.-CAR
7SRIA6ES AT Low RATES.
The Steamers GEO. WASHINGTON and THOS
OOLLYER viii, on and after this date, run ct tn
above rates. JOB CORSON
SAMUEL GRDNEY,
may I'D " s fF Captains
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ASCULAPIUS:
OR, EVERY ONR HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

!
E The Fiftieth Edition, with
One hundred Engravings
a showing Diseases and Nal
~ M formations Of the Human
" MA System in every shape and
III form. To which Is added .
~ Treatise on the Diseases of
"a Females, being Of the high
III L - H. est importance to married
"a WI people, or those contem.
Nm LA plating marriage. By
NM M WIN. YOUNG, NJ. D.
RW Let no father be ashamed
~ TO present Q copy Of the
~ KSCULAPIUS to his child
It may save him from an
early grsvs. Let no young man or woman enter in.
to the secret obligations Of married life without
reading tho POCKET EsCULAPIUS. Let no one
suffering from hacknisd Cough, Pain in the side,
restless nights, nervous feelings and the whole train
Of Dyspeptic sensations, and given up by their ply
sician, be another moment without consulting the
Ks0tLAPIUs. Have the married, Or those about
to be married any impairment read this truly use
full book, as It has been the means Of saving thous-
ands Of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws Of
death.
AeAny person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed In letter, viii receive copy Of this
work by mall 1--WE copies will DO sent for One Dol
lar.
Address, post paid) DR. WIN. YOUNG,
No. Ib3 Spruce street. Philadelphia.
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Old Point Hotel-Okd Point Comfort VA
&C. WILLARD d BRos., Prop's)-July 81 & %.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAIRoAD. ;
~ 50 g s
CHANGE OF HOURS.
nN and after to day, the Trains will lesye Balt
~ more for Washington daily, except Sunday
at ~ and m, and and p N.
On Sundays at ~ N, and pm.
win leave Warrington fof Baltimore ct 6 and 81
a m, and and 8 p N. .a-.... a..-- =
On Sunday ct Ga N and I'm. ...
.sff e., t FARE: o.. ....
Warrington 10 s.
Do and rn.........-...,................. o.
Do and return ...............................2 y
]. II. DONE,
je 3D. Master of Transportation.
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GREAT ACCOMMODATION!
Connection between the oranse and Alsxsn
dria Railroad from Wsshin9ton.

dria Railroad nom Wellington.
At the urgent solicitation % ,
number Of petsons, I viii. on an
o6IS SITTER MONDAY, July 8, start .,
extra omnibus from Washington every morning
81 O'Clock, calling ct ell the Hotels and at the res
dsncss Of persona who may leave their order th
Lepreux, corner Of IL b street and Psnnsylvs
mia avenue. Travellers win thus avoid the roubl
aud inconveuience Of changing some three or fou
times, at q uniform rate Of chargessO Paeeage 2
cents; trunks Is cents; no charge for valise
carpet bag. -. -...- Z
Another coach viii leave the depot on the srrfva
Of the early train, and arrive at Alexandra ahee
Of every other line. - ~ - ~
jy1-ln - s HUGH LATHAM.
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'sV+' = b'--os ban -.aIt q. y. al 8.sl,s
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d. MoRsfs 1HvIeolAfIxe GoRIdAt has bssr an.
srfeited BY some unprincipled perscns.
In future, all the genuine Cordial Win have the
roprietors lac nmile pasted over the oork OF each
,ottle, and the folio ing words blown In the gfsss
DR.. N orse's IHvfgoratfng Cordial,
G. III. RING, Proprietor, NY.
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,E'o THE PEOPLE of Lynci.ours.

ADAMS \ UUS. tNpTc1ses 0l'l as Ceylale
aud Cheap facilities tor obtaining good. Of ali d,scrp
iilns from ali parts Of the United S;ntr-.
We hnye secured Special Express Privileges un tI,
-wtt and sure sen"'ors 1net0nR ant ho0H1lr ing
New-lork, Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich.
mond Friday and Monday u euch week. By this linz
we are prepared to cr".rd goods of all descriptions
very low fntes. o. Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and DNenpor's line Of Packets
Goods delivered Free Of Potte7age.
Our inland express per Gtrat L. S. Mail Li.c CO
'es ms heretofore, to erris" il Richmond 7vie Dei !,
The wel,-known Il 1racter Of our house Tor resp -.
bltN and attention 10 the interests of cur custom err
warrants US in sa, g thut shipper, will find to the!r
interest TO order their Goods through adams e. Co
Express ADAMS & CO,
PR " N. II. AOsby Agen,,
Jv2G'IsaS Lynchbuc. Va
N.b.-Goods disp l.hodt all point, where y e hay,
agCLis.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF \ NIRGINIAN.-Ihe Charles
tou Courier, of Friday, says;
An inquest was held by Coroner Deyeauxat an
carly hour yesterday morning, over the body of
W. Anderson, who expired suddenly in the Read
ing Room of the Pavilion Hotel at about half. past
10 O'Clock ON Wedae, lay night The jury in ae
cordance with the Testimony furnished, and from
an examination of the body,rcturncd a verdict of
..dcath by apupIexv.n
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BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.
YELLOW FEVER AT THE SOUTH.
EXCITEMENT AND FLIGHT FROM Az
GUSfA--A STEAMER FIRED INTO BY
TIE FIDRlDiANS Nc

GUSTA.-A STEAMER FIRED INTO BY
TIE FLORIDIANS. &c
COLUMBIA, sep. 23.-The yellow fever panic
j. increasing and spreading throughout The
South, thoug., at Savannah and Charleston the
disease Is steadily ON the decrease. The tele-
graph Offices at Augusta and Charleston are shut
up, and the Office at Savannah has been removed
10 the Railroad depot in the suburbs of the citv
At Charleston the principal operator. Mr. Car
ptnt, I, died, and his assistant j. nng down with
The fever At Augusta the operators bcco ne
pPnic stricken with the people, and have left the
office.
The panic at Augusta, which has always here.
totore been exempt from the rayaces of this NV
full pestience, was beyond description. learn
from passengers direct from there that nearly
the whole of the white population have abandoned
the city, and that the country for miles around :
covered with tents. The fever IS also represented
- increasing among those who remain, and the
Motors have urged all to fly from it who can pos
) bly, leave their homes. The post office is closed
aud the mails are all delayed, there being no one
10 distribute them No Southern papers have
been received ct Columbia since Monday
The interments at Savannah ON Thursday were
Is, including Il Of fever, showing treat de-
crease The deaths of the past week were $50
including l3) of fever.
At Charleston there : no visible abatement of
the disease, though it has not been so violent
there a> ut savannah. Alexander Carroll, Esd
of the Charleston Courier, | am happy to i, lrn
is again in good health, his illness having proved
more manageable than the pcstilence. The deaths
at Charleston Oh Thursday aud Friday were 81.
On the Eth inst, when the steamer Wclaka
pissed jacksonville, Florida, from Savannah on
her way up the river the people were assembled
on the shore in great state of excitement; with
a cannon. and on the Weaka attempting to land
she WAS fired into, without doing much damage
however. The cause ofthis violent demonstra-
ton was the fear that She was about 10 land n
number Of the citizens of Savannah, who it was
thought would bring the yellow fever with them.
Columbia is still enioyin excellent health. and
no one fears the fever here.
\ statement of the affair at Jacksonville appears
in the Savannah Republican of Thursday. 1t
charges that the Floridians discriminate between
the rights of the Charleston steamers and those
of the mail steamer from Savannah. \ cores
pendent Of the Republican, writing from st.
Johns River, l.. F.,Sept. lst, says:-''Some sew
en- cannon were fired To sink her (the Nelaka)
last night, but thank God the little vessel, her
gallant captain and crew, passed up the river un-
harmed To night the attempt will be renewed,
but with what success depends upon whether
they will he clear to aim or not"
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The Reciprocity Treaiy-Its Early Operations.
QunBrc,Sept. 23.-1he Reciprocity bill passed
both houses last night and will receive the royal
assent to pay. The Governor General will issue
aprocamation, declaring the treaty in force as
regards Canada, whenever the President will
take the responsibility of doing the same.
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N en- GUGGENHEIMER

n lake pleasure in h1tn,ug Tie people s-sSss
FLynchburg end .,rruu,eog country that lA u q
-. they ar. 1eceiYngan nrcning the lnreest and
most 'tl Il -tat, at Fad aud Ter Suple
aqi Fancy BRN GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS,
cars. d. everexlubitad in TIL, market
CuGaffy nerrhan-, viii do well IN call an Us bcGre
s.'ln! larther EI> Wearn pre- AIRED sell Rich.
m md prices hrre oinrea and respectfully ak cal
from tine public, pr'tnisng to Sci gcr1 bargains tor
cl.h. 40 m
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j. VI. GOBBS,
DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY e. OF Obs,

ID ESPECTFULLf viles the attention of persons
IL purchasing DRY GOODS in this mnrtiet to his UNI
usually large and welI-selected stock of BRITISH,
FhENCH, GERMA ' and AMERICAN DRY
GOODS now being received, which We're purchased
this FALL under the favorable circumstances and
which will lie sold prices unusually low.
LYEcHBUKj, Sept, Ia, 1854.
sep l5.ilwif-c3wif
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Ennernl Of Rishop y ainnright.

New York, sept 23.-'fhe funeral of Bishop
Wainwright took place this afternoon, at Trn-
~ Church, and there large attendance of
thu Clergy and others. Resolutions expressive
of regret and synpathS were adopted, and the
appropriate services of the church to!lowrd,-
Bishops Doane and Whtehouse officiating.
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New Concern.

FINHE undersigned. having purchased f Nh. j. II
j solomon hs entire fixtures for carrying on the
DYING BUSINESS will in future conduct the business
door In Mr., II. NJ DidlaI,os Conch Factory Main
street, Lyuchbure, Va. lie hnttcrs himself from the
l""g experience lac has had IN the ubuxs business in the
city Il Baltimore and to the last year in the bu siness
ni Mr solomon, thai he vii not fail plense those who
invni him with II call. JAMES BRADY.
ser, D3-dGr
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p0FiIfr VIII ErUi0SigH

HARTFORD, sept. 23.-Ono OF Hammers and
Forbes Powder Mills at East IIartford,was blown
up this morning. killing John McCann, late of
Dover, Mass. It contained one hundred kegs of
powder. The cause is unknown
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HAT AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va
ODnosIte The Court HOusp.

- The Subscribers take pleasure in notifying IN
III the Merchants Of Virginn. and North Caro- 60
linn. TIM hrir stock Of Goods or the has been
received and they now prrpnred 10 serve their
tuners, and othcs whb ma, vi. this market to lay in
their ta snppIies.
II Is known Tint ". have olwoys kept large and va
rled u44nitn'cht of Gonls in line, nd will only
add, that stor, the present season is unusually
large mud well nssotted selected entirely from Aanufnc
in persn hy the senior partner whose experience
# fifteen years cnnh him make such selections and
such tslms III insure successful eonpettion with
uas JpbbinP ionso Mouth IN South
SIP ~ MAJOR T. MOORE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26
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PHILADELPHIA, sept 23.-No tidngs have
yet been had of the steamer City of Philade-
ph;a which was built to take the place of the
city of Glasgow. She is now ont twenty four
day from Liverpool and not "A word heard of her.
serious fears of her safety are being entertain
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-Business is hecom-
ing more active. Cotton -Breadstufs de
cnng. Provisions firm. Coffee scarce and
prices advanced | 4a3 Set. per h., with sales.
The riots have entirely subsidized. Fever rath-
or ON the increase.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26

Maine Lar COnreRtion in Parliament.
MONTREAL Sept. 23.-Ihe Maine Liquor Law
i to be introduced into the Canadian Parliament
on Monday next, and the impression is it will be
eventually successful.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26
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