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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23
Removals..

"a o. W. + r n II NJ,
~ MERCHANT TAILOR
wing removed from No Broadway invites call from his pc
friends ct his orb April a.
ID EMOVAL OF the OYSTER MARKET-On the
May the Oyster Dealers bstweea Fulton
removed their the alp between Spring and Canal
-. North River
ID EMOVAL.-BURT, BROTHERS * Co have
removed 20 No. - Chashers', r,sr y the c.y Han
bvRr BRUrnRRS a CO.
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Goal.

C,IMBRRIA AND COAL-The NEW-CREEK co.
receiving BALTIMORE regular supply OF CUM
BfRLAND COAL, rum their Mines In Hampshire CO. whci ney
a. Tor sale At the prices This Coal believed be equal
in quality any mined the Cunte and For sssm
,n,roses II has no superior The estimation which ii held by
fpripeer, in Navy and for the Of locomotives be
shown at he Ofice Of the Company. No IS Wslls'
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Ocean Gteamers. ST.

EARE REDUCED-lNDEPENDE LINZ lot
IL SAN FRANClsCo-fhe celebrated steamship non
- leave NevYork from foot Of Harrison North hv.
MONDAY Jure o. o'clock F. NJ. precisely for Ali
y, pr .Tr 49,. onix 20 JAS. NJ CROSS,
DN"'AN apr - No. y Battery place, up Esirs
Its expected tia. passengers viii 60 through II e'e III
81 days.
IT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for NEW
ORLEANS via HANANA-Ssilns AZ os,eek Z NJ t'"ni
r,,r foot OF Nsrrensl carrying the Government MAJ
Connanv 10 dispatch sAIthDAf &at - tne
sesns- CRESCENT CITY Capt Henry Winde fr<n. 'neh
WIN
pst Specie freight 20 h.vknA lii.
be furnished with the D AK iol % w.,
ped hy the Company spqicston No bills o. saas ~sA
after the ssiing Of the Nesse -. ror,.,x Ne III
light psssase, srpy a. ire cnes oi s ~ I0trvrs
Westsf. corner q Warren ~ y
NEW-YORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
N LINE NIcARAuGA-Ths Accessory IIans H., s0n 6aI
"a Narnxua rrup.eors Through in advance OF he MS
line svins through tickets ineudin: the npIs ef0 80
~ d.ullecr zine steamship PR4NEThEUS ~" u
Nc s. North River a. 30 esocs
-.r;..x fr Fuents MONDAY June eonae-1ins
s,ssnhip SIERRA NEVADA (.eoo tuns eufdeaJ
r ne SlCARAU6A TRANSIT ROUTE. having bat tse..e
- By trstelsss carriages These
,,.-r..s " hesr ventilation and accommodations fe
iuforr alton gasStse All eaf 20 a. r-r;,, oce,
"''N CHARLES MORGAN, Agent Ne SoHA's "''ea
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

DAY BOAT for ALBANY, stopping at the usual
~ L.rdins-The and f.xofs steamer ARNLSA
Day 'ssi sa ri FRIDAY ia
ksvss Albany Every TUs sDAY THURSDAY and s1IohpA1.
L OK LACU ksIONs.-1he large, weIl-known- com.
modem. AMERICA and splendid barge NERO hANI
+; for Esalsn For HqT5s Of cp ~
and te boa on The Hudson have expressly ded with full
of eolo and article necessary for the convenience and
CTATEN ISLAND and NEW-YORK FERRY
- NoTICE.-CHEAP ExCURsloN-Fsre Ct cents On nd
s s L. S .ndias staten Island every
Ga N UP NJ Leave loot of whshslst New'YOrk every
TINTED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY-Ofice
c6NPANY Va SexYoT Eie Railroad Dantirs Buffalo,
all West and .ouih eiies and principal owa
the Bic connecting b 1eh railroads Tor Dansir. Buffalo
Nssrs Fails Cleveland ssndusky Columbus Cincinnati Toledo
THE TELEGE4PH EMPRESS LINE. making eouinaou.
e. wilS Money bs Sos md Hh parcels.
and D' Nesp'P Tor VI I .sye named cites daily
eonpsBied BY special Des'enseFs arriving stSe"io's " NJ
Of Merchants. Banker and chr Of ft hi: city AID
SOTic E-Fr,ishi win received at NO sNewsta.y lsSt
MEXICAN LAKE SHORE LINE by the CLEvE-
N LAND and TOLEDO RAILROAD and its connections p $
cso .f i fSTs c Hs's SpaSAPo A4r
sfRISGFIfI6 BELLEFoSTAlNE TifFIN, FINDLEY' SAN
DUsKY 81 x pA My TRSSs FROM CLEVELAND
DO ese.,e .ni ,orGias Sof~as CLYDE sad fremont
Second A. u Mail Train stopping al az s'A4'ns between
Grafton and Toledo.
THiRL-S45 NJ Express from Ohio Ci,yl or ssndussv
Cincinnati, Toledo ard Chicago stopping Oned fAi-' Eyrs
ysruiliou Huron ssndu-ky, Fremont and ElDora
FOURTH-250 NJ from station OF q L tnd g IL n
q Toledo and and s. Louis stopping O5ern Nowat
Monroeyle Bellevue. lyde and Fremont go
FFTH-3 T. NJ Mail Train, from Ohio City, for sanfn,sy TINS
with Mad River and Lake fe
ayn Fndley evening and stepping At al inter-
Mediate ttati0Da
sIXTH-7l5 NJ Express from ston Of C., c. AID C. K r.,
for Toledo and CHICAGO ,.,,.o,
on Lake shore Pisb sh trains for third and fifth
trains furnished with omnibus tickets and taken 10 Ohio City
Station with baggage free OF charge sppaon TO Onnibas
Agent the tram. r. fhlLLlfs' superintendent
Office C. ard I. r. r.. May 5 1854
EOR kEYPORT and FORT HAMlLTON.-The
new and splendid steamboat KEYPORT leaves Murr,ys ct.
Pier DAILY Sunday. excepted O'Clock Returning leaves
KeyIort socockA NJ Landing At For Hamilton each way
NEW-YORK aud HARLEM RAlLROAD.-The
N TRAINS Of thu NETWORK and HARLEM RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will their regular time s. advertised
nh the exception o'clock " and the O'clock NJ
I, sin< W. J. CAMPBELL ASST superintendent
New-Yort NAV 8. 1884
6,TIFRINTENDENT's OFFICE NETWORK and
- HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY, corner 33ds' and oh sv
On end er WEDNESDAY the sd inst all trains will leave New
their regular time for Dover Plains except ne ana
Up. NJ. trains W. ). CAhrbELb ASH SoP''
Eew-York May ?. 1884
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Ixyonr.rr Dscrgos-Tzs ZsnesvsLk CoEsv Of the
,s sv,. This monig Judgs Stllwel decided that rail.
road companies vse not liable %, damage e pss,sns
,on snt was brought against the e. o. X. K Co., BY
an who hsd bis leg broken in attempt 70 ~
uron the cars The decision important one many
pe,ons in the habit Of performing this dangerous feat
KuLtss A BrsETAcToR.-Our readers win rscellect
,at about four weeks ago. Mr. CovingOn Watts WIS vo-
lentIy assaulted BY despersdo calling himself Wm- r
Hswkins rhse kindly skorsng Atm the ray tie Ussow
Since that time be has been suffering from the wounds until
Yesterday morning. when he died. Hawkins u still Ia jal
and his will be sent before the Grand Jury
Mr. W ats very estmsbe citizen. (Bsf Argus 18th
James Bayy George Hennessy and C.. H. Gilchst broks
from the jail Of this county last night by digging through
the solid brick wall into the hail. and then saving Of the
iron bars before the windows lad been passed to
the prisoners through the west Windows and other esb
by which they succeeded IN doing their work escss-
ally. lOhio Ststs<man, ith.
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CUPREME COURT.-SIMEON BEBEE against
- ELISHA WHITNEY, SAMANTHA WHITNEY and hES-
RY HUCKABOOM TO ELISHA WHITNEY, SAMANTHA
WHITNEY and HENRY HuCkAB00N Detendans You ara
h,r, ty .unuond the complaint OF SIMON bEoEE
P,na action commenced n you in The saPeae Court
which the office Of the CLERK Of the county
~ and state Of the ith day OF May 1885,
nd AZ ONCE IN hs Nise
Csarsugus ard state OF New ORR
the service Of this you exein-
and notice fail 10 answer me
ssd compliant hereby required the plaintiff VII apply 70 tne
the relief demanded IN the aid req %
ltJ4. W NOoDbchf rieihHus Aeorhef
piys3 lsw6wT Gowsndee, Car arsnsu. CO., VI.
CUPREME COURT. Kings County. II.
- SHEPARD and EDWARD NJ BOUGHrON sgsins, VIII
LIAM MARsHALLsummon. for money demsnd on contract
&C. not seD To WILLIAM MARSHALL defendant; fou are
hereby required the complaint in th
which fled 10 the office OF the CLERK OF he County
Kne. Hall Brooklyn the 5th day OF Msy 1904 and
copy your the aid compliant on me sio
sber. their Office, No. ll Alantcsreet. Brooklyn WITHIN
twenty after the service OF this summons on you exclusive
III. and fail the said compliant
within the time plaintiffs this seton will take udg
en sganst the OF three hundred and hree dol
ard fy with from the first day OF February one
hundred and besides the costs o, tins action
Dated May 18th, 1854 LEWIS bhOWsb.
my6 l6vfwTuf fiaintns Aiiothey'
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Uaints. Glass, &r.

ERE NCH ZIN C A N {.
MCCALL BLAKE s. fAIRCHiLD,
NA 81 Broadway, .
AGENTS for La Societe de Ia Neeile Montague,
Are now constantly receiving the
~ WHITE OXNDES OF ZINC.
their works t~rce Belgium and Germany which they enH
ne trade quantities the dry state As far SURPRISING 70 rnly
excellence any paint description manufactures IN
= world
- INC PAINTS.-The NEW-JERSEf ZINC COM
PANY greatly their and improved ns
their prepared 10 execute oaeis 'oi ' 81
tRfOR PAINTS a. /, Al ...-
nied PURE and unsurpassed for BODY ana UNfo"M
ESS ,, .,.A ...
Of preparation recently been discovered WHICH ens
he Comany their Paints teep trcsh and son IN
l,xs for In this their Pants VIII Dc
RpeIer 10 enyo other n the market
Rhsi GROWN ZINC PAINT which sold at low price and can
is no made from Ores from NewJesey, u now wen
for its qualities when sppned to iron or other me
qs COLOR PAINT possesses Al. the properties Of the
and of an agreeable color palaiins cottages dep0's 'a'
ldires bridses &C Dealers Supplied on liberal terms o.
MANNING a SQulER, Agents, lse sshsssons.. ~ l.
ZINC PAINT.--The undersigned, AGENTS for the
sae ofwHiTE OyYDE OF ZINC manufactured BY The renn
ard Lehh prepared 70 receive osueD ios 'e
e and would invite particular attention OF he uaae 70
American manufacture ana W n''
Dccessiai competition with the best OF ioTeisn A..
Dealers can with confidence depend sways obtaining
ed supply OF the Paint which will be found 70
purity great tods aud uniform wheness Frees ana ''n
N ged on the mock abersi footing
JAMES + LEWIS Co. No 81 wsierst
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Il ?. COL1ON, AuctlODeeT
ARGE and IMPORTANT SALE Of NEW an

II AHbE ana lMI UNI AM SAI<E OI NEW tuu
j - SECONDHAND FURNITURE, CARPETS and OIL
dLOThs, PIANOFORTE, FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS &c,
Ac-F COLTOS will sell OF WEDNESDAY, May a, iOi
O'CLOCK Rooms No 50 Beekmans large and
choice New Second hand family
IL will consist in of rosewood aud mahogany Psor Fun
Sofas aud
WsfdrobCs, mahogany
black walnut Chains French mahogany Bedsteads Sofas Mbeop
a. Card aud Sofa Tables
shsnds Durg and Fxteu on Tables Cottage Furniture Velvet
Brussels Three and Ingram Carpets Oh Cloths large
French Plate Minors ParoIs aud Saloons Couches and Couch
Oil Paintings FngraviDgs Hair Maresses Passse
beD Furniture Also of Slverpated
Hardware &c &C. Sale perempory and Catalogues early
&sdn de nor ing
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yosEPH HEcrmAS, Auctoneer.
EDNESnAY MAY d at l O'clock T. NJ. at the

Nv Rooms WlLLOUGHBl ST, corner OF Pearl
BROOKIYN and general assortment of splendid new
wood and mahogany Paot Chamber aud Library Furniture
r,rfured updcr tn. of J. j. Werner also English
sse Plane rosewood Piano by Gilbert of Boston mshoesny
In sood order The Furniture viii be exhibition THIS
HFNING from . 10 O'Clock.
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IN nsovuf his deb pursu.nt the provisions OF the
third title OF the 9TH chapter Of the second part %
the Revissd Sis'ufss -,
SAMUEL o. WILKIN inoven,Notice hrs, published May 2,
lf4-Cr,dro srpear before Hon SAMUEL BELONG al ais
ohc, 10 he village ofAusedau Mon County " Il on
I7h dsy OF July 1854 o'clock IN The afternoon 49,,
N-' - 1917 SUMNER STOW ELY,
lnrIn anluan
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h. A. CRLTos, Auetioneer
DFREMPTORY SALE of 81 ACRES of VALUA-

IJEREMfIOh1 SAIE OF OF AChES OF V aI1UH-
u BILE LAND in the HEART Of SOUTH BROOKLYN At AUG
flCN-COLE Chiffon win sell at Auction THURSDAY,
Nay Is 1854 u O'clock at the Merchants Exchange
Land supposed contain TO about lOg
81 City Of Ground lying the blocks bounded by Carroll
President Union Sackett Degrsw Neyns and Powers s and the
1hsv double Railroad Is about being built
p through Powe which will make this property valuable
D. building purposes large portion the purchase
bond and For and pancnss apply to the
zuciioneeTs. No ~ Naxau.st y. Y l65l
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H. H. LEEDS and A. c. TUTTLE. Auctioueers
CPIENDID SALE of an IMMENSE ASSORT-
II. A. CHILToy, Auctioneer.
GALE of PROPERTY on Sth-av. and on 4sthst., by

Yale OF fhOfEhd On o,as anu VI 81 Nn i,s
IN II Ref.ree-COLE Chiffon will sell at auction on
Wednesday May "a 1884 at l2ocoek at the Merchants NIX
SW0 LOTS OF GROUND with TWO TwOsTORY BRICK
BUSES OUT thereon on the ae
= SHAY, between f7th and f8h-sa .
Also SIX GORE LOTS southey side Of 4sthsf between
and lith avs each having IS front 4sths ,
Nor maps particulars apply TO the Auctones no
Essu si'''i '" 'S (65D
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DOSITIyE SALE of FURNITURE, PIANO CAR
J PETS CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c, on THIS DAY,
% No. zo3 4th- SHAW 10Y O'Clock WRAY
above Household family giving
consisting Rosewood Psrlor Suite IN French
Sofas Marbeop Center and Sofa Tables and Bureaus
Mattresses Wahands second hand Piano Crocke
Ac will which the sale will
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VOL. 3.---NO. ~.
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

VIE subscribers heing anxious sell out their stock
u Of Eoodsin order to close up their Co pnrinersh p
will from this dnt., offer I cir desirable assortment
ot Ready made Clothing, Clohs Cassimeres and Vest.
ings, and Furnishing Goods, and below Cost
We invite the attention of Country md other Mer.
ehnnts To choice and vn ID selection essuril them
-four desire 10 sell every everything the most
favorable terms.
Any person desrous of commencing the Clotlrng busi
ness eau now have opportunity Of the most desira
bic stock md stand in the city.
I'll il desirabls that all persons IN ebted u,
10y hnd mole, open account should call and settle.
AS soa possible, before we hand them over for col
leetan. BAKER CLAVEY.
oug 10 l. Corner Main nad Market 4ts.
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FALL. IIAISDW ARE.


M Il are nav in receipt nl II fresh stock oi hoods
w consisting of
Pocket nnd Table Cutlery, of ynrious patterns,
Gum and Pistols-a handsome assortment,
Ndding Mutetins-such "a Locks, Hinges, Screws,
Nnils. &c.,-n large ssortment
Tools all descriptions for Carpenters Bncksmiths,
Mnchni-ts', md Farmers use
Together with general assortment Of Foreign md
Domestic Har,loore suitable the wants oi the city
and rountr, lrnde.
Also, large aud fresh stoel, of Suddery Hardware,
consisting of Bits Strups, Buckles .So, &c; Coach
Materials, Springs mud Axlos Patent LcathrrHog Skin,
Serge, Wctng, Whips, &c.
oar purchases hive been made direct from the
tacturcrs in Eurnpeand America, upon favorable
Having hnd the experience 81 20 ~ 80 years Of the
"uns oi the country trade. iatier Ourselves upon
keeping The best assortment of Hardware suitable 10 the
demands of Nngino. Tennessee and North Carolina,
be found ia any one house in the United eatcs.
We mc,t respectfully invite exnminntion Of
stock aud prices by merchants md others visiting this
markc-irrling the insurance that sntisy even
the largest cla ol customers.
SMl II 4 ROBERTS,
Importers of Hardware No. - Ptnr ST.
\ B.-Always ON hand an assortment ui MAYORS
CASrSfEE Ell and Anchor BOLTING CLOTHS
mug 25=dtI0 oct S a. r.
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,or Baltimore and PhiiadcIphia.

u II EANFN BELY TIJETtE,
Learcs Richmond epcry YUesday al O'Clock p. ~
xsrrI TIL Il large ana new Steamer Il f. Lp ID Il x Il
sSsss Capt. GrloRD will receive freight every Mon
ny, and up lie hour OF | o'clock =. NJ, every Tues
,luy, for the nboyc places.
Shipper, to Wheeling Pittsbnrg, Cincinnati and the
South and West generally, will find this the cheap
ind most expeditions. For freight, apply To
LUDLAM K WATSON, Richmond. Ia.
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Valuable Main-St. Properly for Sale.

nm THAT very valuable property on Aain ST., obiluc
A ly opposite the Norvell House fronting SEA feet
running back l32 feet, having thereon Brrk Building
nnd Wooden lcnemeut, nov commanding good rent
The central locution nnd the increasing demand for
hu-'no'S houses IN this ort al the cty renders amongst
the most valuable property oa Mum
The eownrr hnving dctotmincd sell gren induce
menls will be offered 10 tha-r dcsr,ue unhe prof
table investment. tor further particulars nppl, 10
aug - Is NM II MOSIIN nnct'r
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW-YORk CLOTHING. STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Il0lhin. Establishment
IL Cortland Street,
And extending through the cnrii rblock ,rur
10 DEY STREET

10 DEY STREET
FINo Virginia Merchants visiting New York we ext.nd
J. our invitation To cull und aSnmne stock. which
is particularly adapted Southrrn trsde. Those of
our former patron need b Ihat our motto
ls Erceisior, and 10 efhers would suv. pleu s
and ever hnS been 10 sell goods the One Pfoe plin
cplc. without variation, only in the ettcs. but in
spirit.
With regard Ia thcqrniy of our guods it's much
Ia that We manufacture them we'll and in good
Insto a. the moa fashionable cstnl shmcnt in
this any other 'rekol,and thus cndcnvor to do away
with the strong plcIuticctt, stlaF in the commhn
gninst donlng in mud u.ine ready un Il tiinG Please
give early cnll. au ,ir naaeti 30-s
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T.. j. aOT.EAI;S

AS now ON eNhbitiounld open far the inspection Of
n he publc, nt his Wnlerooms. upper end Main 81
large md beautiful assortment uf Furniture His
stock embraces every article suitable ior house keeping
from The pnines Hud cheapest the finest article mnn-
uiaeturcd all made OF Tho best material by good work
mon, nltcr The latest and most approved patterns
No ruins or excrtion will be spared give sntsau.
ton 10 those vi o nny cali on him.
All work sold at this house securely packed, free Of
cha'gc. aud warmrtrd /" 10 sUfe any dstnnco.
Hair nud Shuck Mnttlrssos nude To order at tbr
shortest notice and On the muat rcasonnble terms.
septl Is NJ Ren cnpv
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Greatest Inducements to Buyers
READY MADE CLOTHING

LIVER OFFERED IN INNOIIBuRG,
IL Now 10 be found the Wholesale and Retail
Clothing establishment Southwest corner OF Main and
Market streets
The suhscrhers disposed 10 rear out their entire
Eock OF Summer Goods by the lst September, and are
offering extraordinary bargains cash, prompt short
fme bHvers Those wishing anything in hi. line rnny
still hni good assortment OF thin goods, ut prices
which the most economical will not grumble Mt.
BURROUGHS, SHAFER 4 co.
Clohing linznnr and Gcntemcns' Outiiting Estb'nt
Com,r Main and Market SITS.
july 29-ts
tRWythevlle Telegraph, Bedford Sentinel, Salem
Rcpubicnn, Floyd lnteigencer and Fincnste Democrat
eonv.
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Tidc-Waier Connection.

5c.,,a M Our line ol Boats will now receive fregh,
EExxn6nn6&S deliverable in the Dork.
ON ne connects with the lines ol Stennersf frr Bal.
iimore, Phadrlphia aud New York twice Il week, ntd
landing is nearer the stenmer and vessel landing
than other the rnyage goods aud produce will
be less by our nc lhun any other LEE co.
uuu n a Richmond
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knOW-NOthing.

NE do not proIessto know great denl, but one
w thing We do knnw, TINT we have not sold out all
of our Summer goads and the summer is fast passing
way an we gct rid of them and we would say To
those who not fully supplied with such goods, that
We would hn much obliged them if they would call
Immediately and supply themselves, without regard
cost Our stock consists 81 good assortment of Goats
Pants mud Vests, Furnishing Goods eot. ect.
mug li.diw HArCHER LOCKWOOD g. co.
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RICHMOND.

RAWLINGS ~ MILLER,
GrOeers and Commission Merchants,
Corner Pearl and Cary streets
Richmond, Va,
nFFER Gr sple to the trade full aud desirable
~ stock ot Groceries, Teas, Wines and Liquors, ON
the usua terms. Ia puuctunl denlCts:
2uO hhd4 Porto Rico aud New Orleans Sugar
200 bhls New Orleans mud Sugur House Monssc1
400 hag4 Rho luguira Java and Porto Rico Coffee
500 packages l.nai Crushed. Powdered and Coffee
Sugars
100 packages Green aud Black Teas. part eSua fine
quality
900 boxes Soap assorted qualities, including hne
Fancy Sunps
400 bpNrs AdHumntue Candles
Madeiin, Sherry fort. Malaga aud Lisbon Nnes-
tull assortment
Bnnaics of all 'lunliries. pnrt finest imported
Holland Gin; Jamaica Rum; Schiedam Schnal ps
old Rye Nhiskcv, ot Robertsou's celebrated hrnnd
Rrct6ed Nhi.Ncv,o own brands, superior quatity
Champagne ines. various brands, including our own
mputtaipn
Nails Cumberland. BriIpetou, and Old DomGion
brands
sole Lrn,her Middle, Lirbt and Heavy aud Good
Damaged
Bacon; Inil. Cheese; Rice
Olive OIL; Peppers Alspicc, Ginger Starch Window
Glass
Glass
Indigo; Mustard, Mace, Nutmogs; Pickles
English Snucosi rwine, Wrapping Paper; Candle
Wick
ia'ntcl Buckets; Tub: Brooms; Plough Lines
Bed Cord; Mackcre; lcrings
Sperm. Solar. Tanners aud Machine Os
Salt; Niucgn; Glovcrscod
llnuon Cigars. choice assortment Of best brnnds.
Drnlcrs visiting city viii find ther interest t.
examine om stock of good~ before purchasing.
u dlta
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LOCkET. EOCNETS;
And all kinds Of fDaguerreOtype JeWelry

A S CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST AND AS GOOD
"A As THE BEsT.-rhe subscriber would call tie at
ention of the publ the fact that he has all tines
of the ho,e articles, and with the addi
tinns he receives every serks direct from the
ufactory and importers; enables him, with smull
stock, (from Fl 900 to 500 worh) constantly hand
Ia furnish fresh goods fashionable, substantial and
beautiful-at as low lrices any rctn establishment
this side of New York; with pictures cqua to any in
this country, and warranted to please both regards
eweIry and Pictures. Lynciburg Gallery, next to Yir-
glnia Bank Main St, s;gn ofthe Flag; d rnvle, Main
street j. II. GIBBS, Proprietor.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-14

PASSENGERS farIhc Sweet, Red.Sweet and w hitc
Sulphur Springs leave Lyuohhutg doiy tSundoys
cNcePtrd) via Nn lcun uilroud n m, come ct
ing with our Coar eam BONSAGk'S DEPOT, MD to
Sweet and Red Springs sumo ovenur; leave next
ing after regular breuktst, and rcuch White sulphur
Springs by LA. IN. Returning lenvc White Su' phur
Srings ~ }, p. rench Red aud Sweet Sprnga oy
p. m e; ease Red und Swo.t Springs next morning ut
n IN aud arrive in lyuehbula some dny by Z y. m
Leove LynchhuIg dniy (Sundnys cNcepted) via Va.
Tenn. u H., NJ r. m, connecting with orr conchcs at
Bohsncks. arrive al fuea~tlc evening 10y dirk k-
Lonse fnrnsfe at daylight day aud nrrve nt the
Sweet and Red Sweet Springs To dinner, aud to thr
White Snlphnr Springs 10y p. day Return
iae lenve Win" sub phm Springs m, reach Fin
cRSie by IN, leave finoastlout day lirht, connect
ing with the al Bonsack- rench Lyncl,burg by n
m Passengers INSURED hot this is the ohcnpo-t.
most cXpedio1snnd comfortable route 10 the Spring
from Lynehburg.
farc from Iynchhurg Sweet and Red Sweet
Springs, $500 from Lynchbug to White SULPHUR 81 50
Extra Cnaches furnished nt all times Bonsuck +
Derot T. travel ns parties mny desire
July 1-ta ". l.. kARISIIS co