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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS
Pump and Fire Engine.

yNTOuLD respectfully eaaounee To he citizens
w Lsnehbutg and vicinity, thai they itAnIta.
turIpr nj tIeIr Agricultural h,,ks IN thr Basin, Il Il
snTCIIELS PUMP 4 FIRE ENGINE combined
which tt perfect oriice of the Sind offer
e 10 the public Gle, gn,d or Factory, Fire and Gar
den Enrihe, aud pecuiiafs ataped To private Owed
Jugs ling ia IA Fire Engine under Their dir Il
command capable of TO ring water over a story
dwelling.
Al urdels p,o rptly attended to and Pumps put il 10
perform vii Tor one keHl.
w the exclusive for the counties II ann,
bell, inherit. bedford oud APPROXIMATIONS.
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MEDICINES.
r syERCOMPIAlNT. u

r lvERCOMPLAlNT JAuNplCE.ihs-
IL etlsia Chronic Nei vous Debility ,Dschse 81 inv
Kidneys, ard All diseases arising from Disoraefe"
Liver or stonmh. such Constipation, Inward ips-'
fulinrss, Blood to the Head. Aedity oil TIE S'"ma'
Nau Hea Dsgast for Foad allnss OF "n'sh'
tile Somach Sour BrucsiiunS Sinking on 'utl.,'"s
the Pit / the Stnina, h. swimming of tn u a. io'
rieu md diicat Breathing, Fialtsring At the ieaii
Choak ing Suaucatiug Sensations "a ben IN Ng pos
ture Dimaess at Vision, Dots Aeb~ hHlsre the .lgh
Fever and Dull Pain in the Hea u. 6eieney ct fefs
p.rann. ieiowness of the skin AMI Ewes fain IN III"
Side, Back. Chest Limbs, \ c.. Sudden fnsh"s oi Heat
Burning IN the Flesh Constant lmagining ol Evil anu
great depression of Spirit, be ehectnas cu'ed oy
DocTFR II oofIsSDs GFLHHRATED
GERMAN BITrERS.
prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jacksan, Gsruan Medicine
Store No. f2O Arch St one deer below SIKH fhha'n
Tive power the above di.ep.c.is not eHrel"i
IL equsied. by uthrr preparation IN the onl."1
States as the attest. ia mans cases inter ''
physicians b "a failed. 49,,
I'm Sc Btters worthy the attention at in'al,s
Possessing virtues IN the reeth'Hin at we W.
and lesser glands eising the n1os 'eafchlhg P'
in weakness and al, Il ms the digestive organ 'h'y
witlai ., eerHn and pleasant .
VtRs1Sla TEsrtuoSr. pr T. VI Wilson Lexington
Va. Feb 9Th 1852. said: II nr entirely out - Hn'
German Buffers. They have become al the r"ge Nosh
ng .sisn SELL.
The Tenth Leg m. published nj Wood,toek' Va
aid, Jan 10Th. 1850: a Great Medictne--Ne haN'
niurrnly RETAINED frnm recommending to the Pneho
any If the various pirnt medicines of the day unless
thoroughly convinced # their snl Ic. Among th"-"
cpn-ider wothy OF motto, Is the German bltrfsan
n'ed BY Dr. Il Hand, and rfepatci by Dr. fkson'
Philadelphia. Ono instance. in particular q" "hinh
he su,eror virtues at medicine ave bon tested,
fallen under our obser,ai During the la sum
met. son of Nr. Ahram Cishi. oi thu county, "ns
cry serinu-y affected will Liver wPlan', ana hii''
irving in various RENE lies Ire purchased hot"
Of he Buers aud after using IT, wa- so much relieved
oil MS distressing maady that be procured "lher bot
10 and i restored = tirr, n tculth,
fhey entirely vegetable, free from all iniafiou~
luz ff4f yer
os.ste L.
sor ale wholesale by Dnrgists in al The principal
lies aud Mt reta a. ohrc-iies and -terrhccpcs ~
very town the United Satrs-
Sold by y r. LYMAN. !. II. THOMPSON 4 co,
vail. II SEAY n co, Lynchbufs. nj by dealers N
medic ~ everywhere. sept "
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND /:


~ 40 bis, Coffee nud ClhuGrd Sugar,
30 boxes and bbls Louf Crushed and Pul
''rized Sugar,
luEsRio aud Laguia Coffee,
u tugs Surcrior Old ava Coffee,
! hlds Cuba unl T. II. Mousscs,
bbis n. q. Molasscs,
tods Bar Iron, assorted,
do Hoop md Band do,
doBli~,crd Steel
Z, Cast and Shear do,
-, chs Bacon,
200 SIDES SOL LEATHER
IS do Black Upper do
40 dog. Cnf Skins,
% Pink Ii ing do,
10 Sheen Skins,
900 iinles Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales Osnehures,
SO Boxes Sperm and Adamuntine Candies,
50 do. iiull& Sons Patent -...H. do,
Is do. Soap, #.- #.
10 do Starch.
300 kegs Nails, to 90 n.y.,
10 W.T. Nails.
Is bbls 7 nners' Oil,
40 nns Peruvian Guaro
900 sacks Salt. .t.,a t##.
Plaid Blecched and Brown Dnmcstc, Calico, Linen
Drill Bed Cords and Plough Lines. Window Glass and
Putty Gopperas, Au - Madder and Indigo, Pepper.
Gingrr and Spice. Spades. ShoYels Trace aud Halter
CHAINS Manure and Hay Folks. Boots Shoe. and lats
For sale, or exchange Tor country lroduceon accomu
dating terms. Gap. 2lts) JOHN HOILtNS
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4 'OA L.,
co A L.
COAa

4 OAE, COAL. COAL.
" All persons wishing supply themselves with n
good article o. he'I-ash Anthracite and Bituminous
Conf Tor The winter season. will find il to their interest
II they leave their orders with the under. as sonn
a. possible; an they will be to get their Cnsl bv
hlchm mi measurement aud at west Richmond prices
n''u"tng ire sht and tolls DANL S. JASPER.
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Keep your Feet Dry.

Egm ELASTIC PASTE, FOR RENDER.
~ ing y Nhors, tlnrnc,-, Leather oi my Kind
perfectly "ntel-l root.
Dtr,cfioas-- Place the article To be readered Winter
ptuof before the fac, also wurh the Paste, then with
epoue Of rag give the article three coats,
MANY it VIII absorb, and it will be perfectly imrer'
vIouS 10 water.
Prepared and sold only at
d. r. LYMAN'S,
> ILL., If
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Y. CONANT, WI. A. WALpRoN, D. sETszEK
New Furniture Ware-ROOms.

New Furniture Ware-ROOms.
ANT, WALDRON & Co.
AOuLD Re pecttui!y inorm their iien and tn,
w public generally that they are now receiving, at
heir Furniture Ware, Rooms on Mar ST.. few door.
below tie Norvel House, their stock OF Rose Wood
Mahogany, ulnut and olher Furoiture together with
great nany articles in the way of louise keeping thnt
are useful AS well ornamental, 1t have never before
been introduced 10 this market All OF which have be,
selected from he uses North ehoying the highest repn
ta'iun for good and faithful work
They have also connected with their establishments
Manufacturing Department,
IN which they have engaged wurkmen Of skund expo
Hence aud are therefore prepared have made to or
der cut ot good ma erial, any piece of furniture tina
my he ordered. They would add that Ine, are pre-
pured Ifer grentel inducements persons waning
nnythjng IN tie way Of tURNIlUR than Il Is ever be.
ore beeh ollie ed in this market And they hope by az
suous attention To business merit and receive at lea It
portion oi the ubc patronage
CONANT, WALDRON & CO
y. B.-Ne would say tpour old friends and custom.
efs utt We continue TO manufacture, at our old stand
~ Bridge st al kinds OF T, bacco MJnds and the
fhe, AMI We solicit continuance Of their favors
mar - l. C, W. i c..
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Fall and Winter Goods.
AT TIE
SHOE a IIATEMPOKlUM,
MAih slhEflt - Nthbhh" - -
(F0nr Doors ADORE The Market House.

(Four Doors ADORE The Market House,
The andcfsigne would respectfully invite the attention
ui their friends and the public generally to their new
stock al falkland WINTER GOODS, consisting of
Boots SHOES. Hats aud Cnp., Trunks, VnIises Carpet
Bags, School Sachds, 81 ;tients Boots al their own
manuincturr md TINT III J Mills 4 Suns, also J. Miles
4 son. double waterproof Boots. super or nftice-
Ladies Ciohand md Gaiters. 3u-kin Bootees, Whole
Root. 4 C; Misses nud Children Shoes of all kinds
aud sizes; by Boots mud Shoez; Servants Shoes--a
superior artcie. GENT, fine Al"l"skn iut-, Nebraska
Know Nothing, Young America, Wdea Wake and
Souohc- 81 different kinds Also variety oi men'-
aud boy Caps, chidtcns Cups al Tutbans. In few
,lny. W. viii 10, give our Eastern Goods. comprising
nlen'- and boy Course Boots Shnc-, &r, md then
cnn shy with safety TINT stock will be as competen
an, offered IL tins mnrkrtwbch will sell chenp
Al. npybotiy in the state All ask is cali and
for vol,.rlf. fRETWELL& HALL.
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10 TObaccOnists.
Peach. cherry 4 other favOrite FIayOrs

tOtt IObACCO.
NEIE subscriber keeps constantly on Land ull sup
4 Ply OF the a owe thyors-ptcrared by himself and
warranted to stand and give satisfaction. tie is aware
that others also prepare the Peach Flavor tut would
be happy t"supPly all who may favor him with cali
and promises entire Satisfaction. d. K LYMAN
sep ~ Druggist Lynchburr Va
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CRATES, CRATES.

mother lot oflho,c highly finished Crates. ofvarous
sze- aud styles, in-t received at the Lynrhhurg
tnmce aud Karee Warehouse. c. S. BLISS.
no 22.t4
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JOOa' -. md 's sgrn our r. 1 ct 'yrry
description. will sci vctl reduced pi ce4 for cash,
our rnti stock VIZ; Buys Wrought Barr single guns
At -, md at 4 aud s.; Patent Breach Guns n
70, mems double barrel Guns from Ia $40, mems
Twist .urc aud Patent reach double Guns IL to 500
a large assortment of inc Guns s ugh Ba,rel / nch
Cnllbfe barrel feet Long. Assortment ol Pr-tol- from
common to hne, Bowie knves. fine Sword md othr
CNucs, Porkcl knives Ruzor- Fishing Tackle Canister
"der, Percussiun Caps Shoi Cartridges, ard every
Thing IN our Inc, Gun materials. Rrpailing done with
despatch Gull and see Tor Yourselves, Mt
NM. b. \ G. FISHERS.
no . Is Opposite Na,cll House I.,hchpure Va.
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billiard & OGD- N.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Commission
Merchants,
nFFER FOR SALE
" 10 hhds g. p r Sugar
30 bbls coffee and clarified Sugar
20 boxes and bbls loaf, and crushed and river
..a lied Sugar
100 bags Rio and Laeur oHee
10 bags Old lava
10 hhds Cuba and J Z Monsses
900 sides Sole Leather
5000 BIS Bacon
200 kegs Naiis-a'sorted
so boxes Adamantine Candle.
20 do Hull & Sons -
30 do Tallow
800 bales Cotton
Iron; Cast, Shear and Blistered Steel.
500 psir Blankets, from common TO superior "
full cloths; brown aud bleached Dome site; tinsevs
seys; Calicoes; Boots Shoes Hats, Gaps; Cedar
and Buckets, common and fine; Spades, SHOW is, !
Forks, and many pther articles too numerous
tion All we is call To guarantee satisfaction.
we int nd selling unusually low for CASH and the usual
time TO prompt customers extended.
DiLLARD & OGDEN
oct l9 3u Opposite Farmers Bank.
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flh'lhE u VIII require M - tiue 10 pay my drhta
I'm my creditors can conveniently allow nnle.. sc
nnl1n oi NY ptaperty. bavc determined to offer thu
following plopcrlt FOR SALE:
My RfstntNof# in the 1ei9bborhood of Judge Dan.
icl's. Tiiis Is Il nnsl dr,iuhc place. The House con
ta'as ~ rooms ul we'll aud IT them elegantly i'm
i,hnd with brick Kitchen and al uhcr necessary out
houses and wril 81 cNeerUt wnte an the premises.
The lloust loT ~ present ncrupicd by Mr.. J. /.
Bnrnf lhi- IS aneut ard llru-put ace suited for
rmall family. The House ha~ five rooms, with good
kitchen snoh" haue, aud nwcu 81 inst rale winter in
the yord.
Also, my FOUNDRY. In offering my foundry f1r
SALT consi Ter nm olrriag the vnlunhlc property
ever offered IN thi- rcr. l. Is we'll known in In,
vicinity Ia need pparcur descriptions tut " III stnte
thet" - not hrtter ntrani ed e-ahl -hmoht IN the
State Ii is furnished with romplrlr tools the
at"si improvements, aud larle stock of patterns in
good condition and extensively used. | would refer
selling Init the interest ia the Foundry property, should
any one iesitc Ilr lnsins such an interest
Any person "lshnr purchase any of the above
named Prenerty will apply the subscriber thn
Phmnx Foundry "A q. DABNEY
I-f1ia
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w respectfully invite the attention Of Contractors
" Ira lcrs and all persons wshiug to purchase
/ our still very large stock.
tued Cloth and /, Satnets, Lindseys. Blankets.
Socks, Wool Hats, sc. sc. All of which we are sell
ne very low.
Also, good Stock Ready Made Clothing such as:-
over Cuats, Pants, Vests, SHIFTS, Drawers and
good stock Negro Claiming always on hand at reduced
prices STlGLER, McELDERRY & CO
dec sts Rep. copy.l
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ALSO

10 Gro's extra Abatd, Pens School Books, Station
cry, Nc, Ne. complete assortment at MORSE'S.
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w Ii EAT.

HyARLE OLA few dozen Superhne Table
l. Oil. rh. Oil is the purest manufactured and IS
intended expressly for table Those who are fond
of a prime article of OIL French Mustard, English
Mustarl fine Pepuer Ginger, &c, will find them al
j. H. THOMPSON 81 cos
desv4s Nsw Drug Store.
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nuv > llt-
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-20
wHRRE THE EVENING STAR
CAN RE GOT, OUT OF WASH
SPIRIT OF THE noRx1Na PRESS.

The Jrtsiieeprer, in publish ing the speecI
81 the Ion. J. Taylor Of Ohio, against the
NeGru,Ls bill, takes occasion to say man,
ii tti ngs Of the career of that gentleman
Tlc- 10 not come ami-s, in this region more
sspse-ally, where he Is better known than any
where elsa save in his immediate district
Always discreet and reliable, as well a. indus
'i'aus ne is famous in this quarter for the
steadlness with which he sustains the old fash
ioned views Of the whig party, whom it wa
ohs ianl apparently indivisible} over the whole
Union Commanding great weight in the Hal
frois the force of bis mind, character and at
tainmenis. Mr.. Taylor Is among the mos
pulsr members in this city and district; fol-
LIE has never permitted the passion of tho hour
70 drive him from his unvaryin course O..
striving to have the General Government to
carry cut its obligation in connsx.ion with on,
dist1iet and its sister cities.
The Union places the National Itseliieen-
Ger and the Bra in the same boat on the
Nebraska question. and argues to show thai
" black spirits and white, blue spirits and
CRY, are about to form coalition, il the
vain hope Of forcing the repeal of the Ne
braska bill
HE Sentinel, under the head of sold Quar-
rsIs' gives the Union Independent support
Ia defending ITS original friends-the Yer,
4Isras If New York
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United states P.ren. Once,

WARRINGTON. June IL 1884
( N the petition Of GEoi GE DRAPER Of Niliori, Ma
~ sachusetts praying for the extension of at
emit granted Ia him the IS u If Octob- r. ls4t
Tor an improvement in rotary temp for iocms
or seven years from the expiration OF said patent
which takes place the 2oth day OF 0ctote EIGHT
ecu hundred and ffty-four:
1t is ordered, that the said petition be heard ut Il
Patent Office on Monday, the 10th day Of tctcb-r
next, at II o'clock M, and all persons notified Il
appear and show cause, IL any they have, why saio
petition ought not to be graz ted. -
Persons opposi. the extension are REQ uired to ,
in the Patent Office theic objections Specially s4t o,tb
in writing at least twenty days before the iav =,
hearing all testimony flied by either party to NJ
at the said hearing must be taken aud sn,ftto
in accordance with the rules OF this once vh;cn m
be furnished on application. VIII
The testimony ia the case will be closed an ,h.
9th octohsr; ceportions aud other paners rs,;., m
as tesumons, must te led IN the Office on or ~.
;ne mornlng OF that day; the Arguments If a,r
"nMh Ten days thereafter. = ,. i - Any
Utuefed Also, that this notice be publ;sbs3 l., -,
n !nteiligencer and Evening star W.shira,,.r
" evening Argus. Philadelphia, Pa: se;.ntit S
amer'csn, New York; and Post, B,sson. Ns..
once week for three successive week. n,sSous
'ne Aotn OF oetober next, the day Of hearing,
cE ,s1g - CHARLES MASON.
=-fS o.. Oommiss,oasr ~ p-t.n,,
EDITORS Sthe e bove papers will please conv
~ ssnd eneir bfiisto the Patent Once with paney
IN" notice. je 2o-TSw
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PERSONAL.

....John May, tho well known clown, die t
in Philadelphia, q few days ago, In a state o
most abjeot restitution. He now literally I'LL
. pauper's grave.
...-Gen. Sam Houston Is announced to de
liver the fourth of July address at Norwalk
Conn.
THE Virginia papers announce the dealt
Of Nath mel Henry, youngest son of the cele
brated Patrick Henry. One account state
that be died des itu:s snd alone, at an inn i.
Floyd county, Virgi Lila, without money, friend
or resources Of any kidd. The keeper Of To.
tavern applied to the Overseers of the poor TO
payment Of his board and funeral expenses
out Was refused. We do not Wish to appes
unoharltable, bit is il not more than probabl,
that the sen Of Patrick Henry lost money
fiierds and resources through his own indis
cIetionsi
.... So, it appears after an innnity of con
tradi;ted reports, The gallant Maj,r Cas- ha
been caught at last. He il to &c noosed. if tn.
'so0se-papers are to DO believed. The Pari
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, up
der date of May -, Whites as follows:
q 4 fashionable marriage, which has bee
ior some time al Interesting subject of discu,
uon with the team n1oRde, is at last dcf1iteiy
arranged to come of III few days The par
ties a.s Levi. Cas-, Jr., Charge d'Afai . a
Rome, aud the beautiful Miss Luilam. of New
io'k, who, after spending the winter in Rom,
VIII her parents, is now stopping in Paris til
alter the wedding The BRIDE BY her ami
bIiIty aud great Persoual beauty, will serve t.
fendsr stiil uore popC' Ar the already popula
E'"-fiein Legation at Sume"
- fitting --4uel To tie above, we must ado
l1.s iae marriage has actually taken place
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$l3 as a.
545,445 Sc
$50 90
1929 81
81
5.6l3 30
DOINGS In CONGRESS-

sEsArE.-Yesterday, after our departure.
some debate took place upon changing the
Time OF the annual meeting of Congress. but
It's further consideration was eventually post
poned' to make way for the debate on the
Presidents veto message; when Mr. Seward
spoke against it. At the conclusion of his
speech, Mr. Clay obtained the floor, and the
discussion was further postponed unc il TO day
On motion by M. Bell, the Senate then bro
ceeded to the consider alton IF the hill making
PROVISION to compensate agents for paying
pensions and prescribing the time and man.
ner OF settling their accounts. -
AT or some reu,arks upon the bill by Messrs
Dodge OF Iowa. To Imbs, and Bell, the bill. O,
M ton by MIR. Hunter, was laid on the table
Alter an executive session, the Senate nd
jouIned. N
IN THE House, yesterday, after we went to
press, Mr. Stanton, Of Ky, rising to pr
'iieged question, read offensive letters sd-
d. essed to the Committee of Elections, from
parties in New York relative to the Hon. Mr..
Wa'sh's birth place. After some discus
concerning The proper disposition of the let
ers In question, the Commit tee on Elections
were q eeharget from the further considera
ton OF Ihe petitions asking tn It the seat of
MI. Walsh may be made vacant
Mr.. Houston then made ma jority report
from the Commit ee Of Ways and Means or
he subject of the tariff, and Sir Robbins one
from the minori y on the same subject.
On mo ion of Mr. HiIlyer, the rules were
suspended, and that gentleman introduced
joint resolution, design ating the first Monday
In November "a the period for the annua,
meeting Of Congress hereafter; agreed to-
yeas 81, nays n.
The House then adjourned fr
PROCEEDINGS OF TO- DAP.
sEsATE.-There was no prayer, and after
the reading of the journal s~l'l
Mr.. Wade presented a petition in favor of
cheap ocean postage.
Mr.. Seward gave notice Of bill to modify
certain clause in the navigation laws.
Mr.. Norris presented several memo,ial, in
favor Of the construction Of a bridge over the
Potomac at the Little Falls; which were re-
ferr cd to the Committee on the District OF Co.
lumbia. .l ...s.--- = -
Nj. sumner presented petition for grant.
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RIVER EXCURSION
OF THE
{ ST. BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL
I'm e A n nae

.nEA The Steamer GEORGE WASH
k21s 6zEzzsEs4Axs lNGT0N, chartered for tie oc-
c St1A ie.vo tie Wharf ut the foot of 18th Il
at clock in the morning TIE comrauy will b.
onsey-d by the bs q. to the White House LANDING
where tn greater part Of the day will be spent On
returolng he company will, for shot time h,
landet at Fort Wsshi, gon and from thence will re-
Turn to the city before sun ct
Tickets for passage in the beat for the day, rs c.s
young children 10 II. are Of tier parents O,
others, no harge --~ =. 60
The parents Of tle chill lreu snd other friends Of
the school ar- Invited to join The excursion.
fach f'mily or class will provide their own re
tres hmenrs- or may purchase them on board OF IL.
coat al IA charges.
Bani OF Mu /; vii Re -svided. and IN asres.
oie aud refreshing day may be anticipated by TIN.
company. = 49,
Any excts! O. recs' pts for ticke.s beyond the ex
penses. wi be diyiisd bet wee, ths S:hh.rh s.ho,
library FUND aud the Washington Monument
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TIE cfHER SIDE OF TIE QuEsrroN-M-
t.-7~r : 'rne, favorably known to the scient d
To1c, fublistes a letter in the New EoIl
: 1"Tiei' to show tha, many cf our commercis
s's-n Lips Arr adap'ol 20 war purposes. Mr.
- "eienee OF the commercial steamers ar
- r-iVTe pai ticuIsrly to the Collins steamers
:. 1 &c ehdeaE1rs to establish the impoI tan
ie:ats that they possess greater speed, strength
and stability than the steamers in our nav,
the comparison being male between the U
s'a'e< steamer Susqushsnna and the Collin.
eager Arctic
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MAGSIFIcK1r THEArREs-A new theatre
is being built in Broadway, on the site of tb.
La large Hotel and Metropolitan Hall, which
viii seat from 5000 to 4, 500 people. 1t viii
be connected with six-story marble stores o,
Roadway The theatre and stores will COS
SSeo-ee0, and be completed in tho coming an
:Ii-nn- Another magnificent theatre Is now il
lie course Of erection at Boston.
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HORRIBLE: Alderman Wyokof of the stt
ward, New York, on one of his visits abou. tina
LEGALITY, discovered in a shanty the bvdy Of !
nian, who had evidently been dead some days
on a Leap # rags, and at bis eide woman il
beastly state Of intoxication. Several Chi.
drsa were IL the place nearly starved t,
Ga.fh
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BoNNETs, RIBBONS, AND FLOWERS.
HOSIERY and CLOVES OF every description and
III price
parssols, Muslin Co lars
Csmbric Elouncipgs and Fdgugs
Emt'i NJ Sin Under. ndkerchiefs
Enid H. - aIi linen ram Hdkk
Plain sra hgt wash aud silk Netts
Tsrl-ton 8usiins and blk silk Iares
All of the above goods. together with many 9th.
ers, VII bs sold at very log pric In ord.r TO re.
duce stock. WA p Ruty
Cor. b street, and opp. Centre Market
H. lem
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-20

Ar-sE Lucy SroxE's HEAKr.-The Nevarl
Advertiser srys "A few miles from Trenton
liyss . wonai. IF Z. culine f. anne and dispo
siSiOn, who is very skilful mechanic. oh.
has Constructed handsome carriage, make
and plays yiolins, and has manufactured I,
GIN, bssldes many other articles. She is Ell
drey self taught, and. h S.ly D years old.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-20

ISrrREss:SG TO SPoRrskES-wHrRr ,Hr
EAGLE rs--IFroin Gen. Hiram WalbridRs'.
speech In Congress, June IL The American
-Eags, no" IsscLed rpon mountain heights
watches the advancing pioneers Of the West. ,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-20

ETAn effort is now making in New York
to raise funds for the relief Of the destitute
Chinese in that city.