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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-12
Tide-Water Connection.

xHO Our line of Boats will now receive freight
H1IamzzxE&Is deliverable in the Dork
Our line with the lines of Steamers f>r Bal
timorc, Philadelphia aud New York twice n week, AID
nndng IS nearer the stcnmer anl vessel landing
than any other the drayage goods and produce will
be less by our hne, thnn any other. LEE X co.
mug 81 dts Richmond
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NEW-YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW-YOIsk CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale ClOthin' Establishment
Is Cortland street,
And extending through the cntn block ,tormin,
10 INV c,Tpr,x,n

AMI extending through the ontu ehlook forming
10 DEY STREET
II No Virginia Merchants visiting New York we extend
our invitation 10 call and examine our stock which
Ia particularly adapted southern lrnlo Those of
our former PATRON need assure that our tnotto
Is Errefsor, and to ,'hcrs would snv our III n ia
aud ever has been 10 sell goods the One tcc prn
spirit.
With regard To theqcay -four goods it's not too much
I" "ny that W. manufacture them we'll aud IA as good
inse nS the most fashionable custom srnilishmon in
this of any other markctand thus endenvat Ia do awny
with The strong prejudice eyisug in the commnni u.
gninsl do'ng in aud nsing reaS NM cthing Please
give us early call an test
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-12

READY MADE CLOTHING

READY MADE CLOTHING,
LIVER OFFERED IN LYNCHBuRG
Ia Now To be found at tho Wholesale and Retnil
Clothing establishment Soulh-wost corner Of Main and
Market
The suhscrhers disposed To clear their entire
stock OF Summer Goods by the lat Septembe-, md are
Offering extraordinary bargains cash. prompt short
time buyers. Those wishing anything in hi line mny
still find good assortment of thin goods at prices
which the most economical will not grumble NJ.
BURROUGHS, SHAFERS & CO
Clothing Bazaar and Gentcmens' Quitting Estbnt
Corn Main and Market ais.
july oo-ts
fB Wythcville Telegraph, Bedford Bentinel. Salem,
Republican, Floyd nclligcncer and Fincastie Democrat
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DRUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones.

DKUSH MOUNTAIN MILL Stones
- The undersigned are procuring from their cee'
rated quarry the Bush Mountain, Montgomery coun.
w. Mill Stones md Burrs of the very beat quality. The
reputation Of thesH stones are widely known, but IT.
Railroad giving increased facilities in filling orders.
have mp, ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston and Lee
4 Johnson Lyncburg our agents for the sale of Il
who will receiv orders and have them fulfilled inc
shortest notice.
Our Address Bh. >burg, Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE Il Co.
james NJ. Williams Danvc, VI Reynolds Il Co
Leat lille, N. G. are also ourugent l.P. & Co
Feb l4-dscts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-12
FALL IuAItDWAIsE,


M + are now in receipt OF u fresh stock o Goods
w consisting of
Pocket aud Table Cutlery, nf varous patterns,
Guns and Pistols--n hand some assortment
building Mateinls-such IA Locks, Hinges, Screws,
Nails &c.-a large assortment,
Tools of all descriptions, for Carpenters Backsmiths,
Machini.ts' uud Fafmer, use.
Together with general assortment of Foreign aud
Domestic llurd"nre, sunbl4 to tho wants oi tho uiy
and country trade.
Also large aud fresh stock of SaddIery Hardware,
consisting of Bits, Srmps. Buckles. pc &c Couch
Materials, Springs nnd Axlcs Patent Leather. Hog Skin
Serge, Wclling, Whips, &c.
Our purchases have been nude direct from the munu-
hcturers in Europe and Amcrca upon favorable terms
Ilnvng had the experience of 20 30 years Of the
wants OF the country tradr, ilaer oursrlyes upon
keeping The best assortment o Hardware suitable the
demands of Virginia Tennessee md North Carolina 10
be found III any house in the United Slnes.
We NEST respectfully invite examination Of our
stock and prices by merchants uni others visiting this
market-t'cling the assurance TINT satisfy
the nrgo-t class OF customers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-12

These vessels of the fret class built in the city OF
Baltimore express for this ,rade and hive superior
communications for passengers. They are commanded
by experienced Captains, well qualified for the trade
and who eill spare exertion to accommodate The,
will be owed up end down the rivers by and may
he relied on to sail promptly as ndvertized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find it 10 their interest to ship by this line
MS freight will always be taken low by any other
line of Packets, and every effort will be nude by the
nsents in Richmond and NewYor to give sntisfaction
Freight Is cents per whole, aud II cents per - y,
Tobacco being about so per cent less than charg'
the Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the hl.
moad Fire Association by this line Mt 38 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope IL succeed in obtain
Ing full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New. York will be for.
warded free of commission New Orleans, Mobile
Charleston, Savannah my other Southern North
port The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets,
In New York Berth No |, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURRlE Richmond, } =
G. II. PIERSON, NY. IS
No. 81 South Street. y
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SMITH Il ROBERTS

Importers of Hardware, No. - P,nrl st.
B.-Alwnys on hand assortment oi Nnylor'
CAST EEL and Anchor BOLTlNG CLOTHS
aug . 1ltlO oci \ g. r.
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T.. j. EOl.lxES

Il. j. EOl.kES
AS now on exhibition nnd open for the inspection of
me pubic, AT his Warcrooms,u upper end Main ST.,
II hlgo hhd beautiful assortment of Furniture. His
stock embhees every article suitable for house keeping
from the palncs and cheapest the finest article man
u'aetnr"d all mude Of the best nnnra by good work
men, alter the latest and most approved patterns.
No pains exotlon will be spared to give satisinc.
ton To those who may call on him
All work sold at this house securely packed, FREE Of
charge. md wnrmpted To- 60 -uio any distance.
Hair and Shucs Mattresses mnde To order nt I'M,
shortest notice, nnf IN the most reasonable terms
reptl IL EV Rep. copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-12

Il rs cascs; consignment, direct per ship .'Vol-
ante, from Lewis de Ynuna Esq, the manufacture in
SPaia, for sale by DAVENPORT. ALLEN a. co
npl 29ts
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SALT.

OAnA SACKS Marshall Salt on the way
COVO from Liverpool, per ship Petorietta, sailed
from Liverpool July 9th, for sale-io arrive-b
mug | ll-dlm EDMOND, DAVENPORT & Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-12

White sulphur Springs, by the following schedule
via Va ~ Tenn. x, r. and Fnrsh 4 Co's Stare Line
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
fhSSENaEkS tar the Sweet Red Sweet md w hitc
sulphur Springs leavo Lynchbuie daily (Sundnys
cScepiod) va Va \ Tenn nil,oud nt 2 n m conn, ct.
ingwiih our Conc .es at B0NSAUk'S DEPOT md To
sweet ana eG Springs samo ovonne; leavc next nurn.
ing after regular breakfast, mud reach White Sulphur
springs toy H. u. m. Returning lenve White Sulphur
Strings az j, F. m. renoh Red. aud Sweet Springs by
r. IN loHve Red and Swcrt Springs next marnnp nj A
n m, aud arrive in Lynchburs snne day by 7 pm
Leave i'ynehhurg daily (Sundoys exccptod) via Va.
lehh' IL H., Mt pm. connecting with orr conchos at
bonshck \, arrive at fincnstle evening hy dark
lease fineestlc at daylight dny aud arrive M tho
Sweet and Rel Sweet Springs to dinner, aud to the
White sulphur Springs by p. saino day. Return.
nag lenvr VIM" Sulphur Syringe m. rcach Fin
castle 10y p M, leave Fincnstleu ut dny-lifh connect
ing with the ears NJ Bonsaess rench Lynchburg by A.
M fnS-enfers are assured that this is the cheapest
most eNpodloasund comfortable route 10 tho Springs
from Lynchburg.
fnro from lynehhurg 10 Sweet and Red Sweo,
Springs $780, from lynchbug To " bite Sulphur At 50
Extra Conehcs furnished nj all times Mt Bonsnck $
Deror t. trayel ~ pnrties mny desire
July 4-ls w i. FARISHS co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-12

AND NEW y YOKk FAUkETS.-This .aas&
home line is composed of the following vessels and
Hns from New-York every three days. All owned in
the city Of Richmond viz:
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GU A NO GU NO.

G U ANO GU ANO.
hANING made arrangements with the Peruvian
agents 10 get supplies of GUANO ON The best
terms. prepared to furnish il We hnvc
hand. and n1nt 800 bngs and will be in reg.
ular receipt OF It, We shall II nuue except whit
direct from the agents and all VIII, purchase of
may rely getting GENUINE GUANO. We solicit
the o our friends aud all others, with tho
TINT will always furnish hem with the best nrt
Gle and ON the most fi> orabc terms
CRENSHAW Il CO,
fc Its North side of the Basin, Richmond Va.
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AUGUST 2Sth, 1854.
Desirable Property for Rent.

4 HOUSE wrh GARDEN attached, equal to any in
IA the city, within few steps of Main There
ockrooms servants rooms nl the ssary houses,
and every convenience the premises. 1t is situated
in good neighborlood. and very retired and a per-
s doing business Main tie Canal there 10
more convenient. There is good roomy TOBAC
co FACTORY adjoining, with plenty of room carry
a large business which will be rented on moderate
terms, ithcr with without the dwelling house.
Possession can be had the 1st Of October Apply to
MRS GEO. 7. WILLIAMS, Executrix.
aug e9.ts
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SHCnlOgl WnleI

4 Supply Of Saratoga or Congress Water, direct fro
n the Springs. For sale by
nng Pts JOHN II SEAY & ca Dr,,,,,
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TWODAuYI,INHG

k'hoM Lynchbmg to the Sweet, Red Sweet ard
White sulphur Springs, by the following schedule
via Va ~ Tenn. Il. X. and Fnrish 4 Coa Stage Line
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-12

L Toilet Sets ., 10, IA and lG pieces of Blue
White Granite Flowing, Decorated and Gilt Fancy pat
terms, Toilet Ware Basins und Ewers and oer pieces
sngly and in pairs.
J ID. b. EVANS, No. liz, West Main st.
~ Is Richmoni Hn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25
brooklyn CITY Inteillxence,

ANoIHER FRE-IHFICULTY AMONG THE FrREMEN FIRE
broke out in the four story brick building No. rs Fulton
street. about four O'Clock yesterday morning It was
owned by N. W. f. Coles of New York, and occupied
by Messrs Lddle Spencer, house furnishing store
The stock amounted to about So in value and
totally destroyed An insurance of "a, 900 had been
effected the goods of which g. 600 in the Fulton
company of Williamsburg, and 81 600 in the Hartford
company. The loss on the building amounts to about
g., coo, supposed to be insured.
The building adjoining, on the corner Of Bugbee's
alley, owned by Thomas b. Redding and occupied by
John D'Homergue, IS wholesale liquor store was
damaged to the extent Of about Insured in the
Brooklyn company. The clerk of the establishment,
Mr. James W Hunter succeeded in saving the books and
papers.
The furniture store Of Mrs. N, j. Ferguson, No IS,
was damaged to the extent Of about 1000. Insured
The are it Is supposed, was caused BY an nceniary;
While the FIRE at its height difficulty occurred
rected No Is to attach their hose to No IT. which
nrter company on the fire. This they refused to
90 they WANTED that position themselves, and the
foreman Of No 18 ordered his men to abandon her,
which they cid and the hose attached by Chief
Engineer velsor and Assistant Saley, who called upon
the police to work the engine which was done under
direction Of tho Chief Of Police After working for
about ten minutes the line stopped No refusing to
furnish water a. long the police had anything to do
with Assistant Engineer staley exerted his utmost to
induce NO rs men to work, but without avail and the
FIRST district police, under direction of Captain Joel
smith, eventually turned to and worked the breaks until
the fire was extinguished.
No. was taken home by the members but No. 18
was abandoned and taken possession Of by the Chief
Er gipeer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25
SOUTH AMERICA.

News from Chilli and Peru-Further Particu.
lars OF the Capture Of the Russian Brig
Courier, BY a French War Steamer.
The Pacific Company's steamer Bolivia arrived at
Panama on the It'll August. She brought nxty
passengers and $4,000 in specie. Her dates are
valparaiso, July IA /; Callao, July "a.
double screw propeller is expected from Eng.
land IN september. She Is owned by a native house.
and 10 intended for the coasting trade.
The following Is the &C count OF the capture OF the
Russian bark by the French steamer Phooue. of
which we gave the outlines on the arrival Of the
yaldivia -
on Saturday the 9th instant Chihan vessel arrived
at this port reporting having spoken Russian merchant
vessel bound hither As enc was fully due from Pernam
buco, the captain Of the French war steamer Phoque,
which is lying here for repairs, got up steam and went
out TO cconnoire bat returned without observing any
vessel. In the evening, however the commander sent
out two boats with fifteen in each to look ont for
the expected prize. They returned next morning the
9th with the Russian merchant brig Courier, which they
had taken IL that the officer of the boats
a-bsd when he board) IL that was Russian
vessel to which tho st$cr replied But the ocer be-
ing sasAed Of the fact ordered him to surrender the
vessel and imscf prize and prisoner, which
tesy the Russian also declined, whcrcupon the French
ocer called his board and took poesssson IN the
OF the Emperor Of the French and sent the other
boat into port TO announce the capture.
The vessel arrived in the harbor Of vslparaso on Sun
day morning She WAS originally consigned TO Jose
Cervero and laden with valuable cargo Of suSsr, which
had been sod 10 arrive for about o56oco. We under
stand that the csgxo 70 BE- landed and delivered 70 the
purchasers and at Mr. Csrvero 70 TO retain thA funds
Ia his own bands, giving ssapry 70 tas trsash raN 4
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ford Aremen, were presented Wednesday last with
wreath by NJ Paysar Esq The gift came with charm
ing grace from the hands of young lady ct the door Of
Mr.. Paysars store in Broadway The gallant sons Of
Neptune duly acknowledged the honor.
FIRE IN HANnRsLY STREET. -Yestsrday afternoon,
shortly after four O'Clock, fire discovered In the
attic Of story frame dwelling house, Of No %
Hammersly street. The alarm brought the 6remsn
quickly to the spot and the flames were kept by the
united efforts Of the fremen to the attic aud second
floor The roof and Attic entirely destroyed and
the whole Of the building deluged by water making
pied by three families, who lost many articles Of their
furniture. The building L. owned by Mr. James Turn
bull residing at No 54S Broome street on which he had
insurance of $500 In the United Satos Fire Insurance
Company. The damage done win possibly amount to
about 4AQQ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25
Police Intelligence.

Grand Laneng-A yourg Lad named John Williams, a
native Of LONDON England, brought before Judge
Clarke yesterday, ch.rgsd with having stolen s45 In
gold from Thomas Mclean, Of "a whitehall street The
prisoner admitted his guilt, and said he bought
boat with s25 Of the money stolen BE committed
in full for trial.
The Alleged Rape Case Board the Canal Boat James
Watson I'm this Judge stewart after . due exam
nation of the witnesses produced to the conclusion
that charge OF could be sustained by the author
ties, and therefore, in view Of that fact held the
ties implicated to bailSamuel Stevenson in the of
$780, and Charles Stevenson and John Burst in the
of $500 eaoh to the charge of assault and bat
terry The defendants gave the required ball. and were
liberated from custody
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25

Good talow are scarce and wanted Corn-Of initial
states $50 bags have been moved a. lis per bag
bags savanila have also hands at los Flour
We can give no quotations the business being only Of
retail character supplies very igh. New PARCELS
held for Dos. to 62s. per barrel Gold-we quote
doubloons at to q per cent premium American gold
Mt 16< per b., but that description is now becoming
There are not any American at market Lard
of Is kegs Luberwhite pine Of good quality scarce
but only IN limited enquiry st l2os Good cedar shn
giles are also scarce anc worth EOS per 1000 Pork
We note o sale Of 800 barrels American mesa At Tos
There ia nothing being done prime Esh in half bar
rel Is In exceedingly limited enquiry, with large supplies
Tobaccc-An descriptions are inactive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25

KINGSTON (Js), Aug liar July % brig Cyathia,
Hale, Baltimore, and aid Aug for cuba) bark Louisi
no,unso" rbasenh sosh Sr;r o1an, Wortc1s
Philadelphia, (and sid Aug for savana Ia Mar; Aug
brig Atlantic, Norgravs, Jacksonville 9Th Ellen Reed,
Dyer, CAYthaeena.
SD July Is brig Youpg America, Wright, Tabasco;
gath Mary Lowell, Peterson, Boston Aug schr 6atross
vigurestNe York.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug "a, PM-Arr brigs Fairy,
wileby, New York; VIM Pitt, Baxter, Boston; y Pan
schrs Nichoiaus (Brsm), Engsls Bremen; Washinston
Patterson, and Jane Eliza, richards, Calais Mount
Vernon, Thomas, Aachas, Ne; Telegraph, Routh, Nor
w.ch.
Cid ship Tropic Bird, Fourses, Dsmsrarai bark
Thomas Baxter Soul, Boston; bries 0erver sawyer;
stroud Sawyer, and Jers Ee.ieE wnsow, 40; scGSs
Jones Crowen, Boston; Telegraph, Roath, Fan havsr
Aida, DelUncy Providence
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We have papers from Tahiti to the 4th June.
The files Of the Messenger contain nothing OF i'm.
portance. The Governor has given special order
that the natives shall hold themselves in readiness
to furnish large supply Of fresh provisions to all
vessels, particularly steamers which may touch Of
PApeete.
There were two French corvettes and one steamer
at Papeete.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25

the government at Washington viii take the rsspon-
sibility of Captain Holins' act; and II il Is true
that the insult comes from public authority as must
be inferred when it Ia committed by vessel of the
American cabinet win not totally di approve of the
violence Of their agent.
In wishing for peace and tranquility on this con-
tinent we ough. to see that the explanations given
agree with this Interpretation OF ours OF the san
Juan affair, Costa RIGA in that case ahall not have
appealed uselessly t. The sentiments Of equity and
justice which che has a right to hope from gov.
eminent with whom she is In friendly treaty; and
can hope that indemnity for losses occasioned by
the destruction Of San Juan will be made to soms
of its inhabitants, among whom there were Costa
Rics proprietors."
The general news from Costa RIGA presents no
features Of any importance whatever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25

smc,..roroy FrepcA Tor Csllae, while S6ng toved
ont s the bsrbor o. Een EAnes 21st nit got soul o.
Br ship Lucy saxrying svSy hex msringale1ays, &c,
lad the fox0yarA Of the Loox.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25

BOSTON, Aug 2l-Arr ship Unicorn, New Orleans;
barks Radiant Lverpool John Carver, Matanzas; brig
yesta, Galveston.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 23-Arr ships westminster,
New York; Frank Pierce, Boston
MOBILE, Aug 23--Ar ship Lady ATbells New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25

TIE CaoIzaA.-The reports Of the two hospitals yes
terday were IS follows ut noon
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SAN SALVADOR.

The Gaeaa of the 7th Of July has another ediso.
rial article on the earthquake which caused the des.
truction of the capital 1t was proposed to raise
subscription in aid Of the unfortunate victims of the
catastrophe. The archbishop had returned to the
ruined city with the charitable design Of giving Pc
cuniary assistance to the few Inhabitants still left
there.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25

well TO Insult the French and English hags when
10 force was there to make them respected. We
isnominiously trampled under foot in the house Of
the British Consul II So it may be that the shells
OF Captain Hollins have gone farther than his 60
vernmt ut desired, supposing that his government
authorized any such expedition, (which we doubt.l
We DO not know what steps the government q
Queen Victoria or Of the Emperor Napoleon will
take in this matter; bu, IL cannot be doubted that
they will not remain insensible to such outrages
committed on their respective subjects.
In the middle of the last century, in the time OF
the WNpole administration, when speaking Of the
acts Of hostility committed by Spain against Eng
me mbers Of Parliament, said:-"In public, as Ia
private Life, there are certain afronts which will
admit Of no pacific arrangement or negotiation. Ii
gentleman Ia struck, and, instead OF avenginG
the insult sends priest to tire aegressor to adjust
the difficulty amicably, this sggressor may think
rian the knave has meritesIvhat tie recsived"
Thus 1t Is With the true Nuan Of honor II 10 the
same In public life, and among nations. Insults
received by ono nation from another should imme-
diateiy be resented In hostile manner. When an
Outrage has been committed BY the subjects ofthe
snd without any public authority for the at the In.
iured nation can send ambassadors and seek salts
faction, and It cannot feel insulted provided the
nation does not make the act its own, and has not
declared that the crime committed BY some Of its
subjects Il public crime, which II recognizes a.
ifs own work. Bat when an attack comes under
the sanction Of pubic authority, satisfaction must
not be asked by supplications or ambassador, but
taxed immediately BY squadrcus and BY armies"
Ne words could b moro applicable 20 the amir
a Sea Juan; and never has Great Britain found
erseif In better position than she 10 now 70 sus-
ts'a them With dignity and energy tn cooperation
MA ~ R9HssiN Apy d the conaseos o. 1Qf0pe'