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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26


BlI- FolrrsAoKs woas sstv' AND L,vSs ytI. .tvs.t'
MIN so,,ssaox sir. Itsi ny da'y ssar s'.'-
.sc,lsn Tes q yovr orn sirup NJ i,zatsr -
.eco.5s1e s '~sn. q ss ss ;, ~: i.sss e. y
fsrnis psyse dseeeo i % b. s.ut eoa t,s ~. pr
Ssr N i. powder, sfisb e,a'd q 70 box or ~
bow.s .is tie pttciee asins - '-Iri D---' By
eh.r ell ovs t,sd r'se o. uss'ns re FeIs IN s-.'
AZ ssd GBd he "a ba1g
quite ut dee 90 aaI 20 bst sT,i1 die
dro.y Atlbs,ias, freud from etJ ealledt "A
syr I'D aten'tig vib you Liver ps 'an hs asy s'
,- Hs hot SUI rstrnsa -i!h ro bottles Of
VIE. ra :s 20. b.. o o. d tss re RI .,o. % bed ..s
u. d.. ~ s ses 2,tl ,ssy r.
,he Isse us Of sorns-fy ro191 OF hen .,smss no
d.t ihe sWns Of the abdones vs.. gone BAT hsf es
We hep o. the Pill. sst t.4ur oftbs
she entirely rs ved from al oi', hat,ver sidsn,w
w. S. ss soos yoa sss ss:s n ~ = .,o
%, ~ oon a, e.. T nom ~, ny e. ,s, ,,sa bnS ,os
S.v Been s.n 100 os Any u" @ ao.- 70 nss
''' ''' 'iof Yosr fna &c srd .s.s s8' S-'
.,.s "A AZ s.:; t;* 6;:di ~ j, g' .s a;1s for
the relief yoar medicine b.. .sorded me v,.vxv,,x
BssD's'S Co PsSsq sS rhsPss. 70 s " '
Strong testimony in favor Of DR.. HooFLASDs cele-
BITrsss p.rsd DR. JcKsos % ,sh-
Phso Phs the area, remedy for Liver Complaint DJPeS
hi cs:.i Pm so III, The t.e,.,
Btes rerb.f' unparalleled 'on- fhin' IL wor H weight IL
'Ab- Turre pos,ro. Penn Feb s52 "a. Ysn' G.r8,o
Bhts have OF rapidly have 500 sout h' ao[ -
r.yeo.he Bspr clergyman Of so1uotsno- Sh' .t-
health 10 The ofthese Bten"
LabTop TEDkbaynock Penn May p leol said " Almost
be aoed from OF the best
ih. the ecacy OF the Grnst B's sho1d
IL l. medicine that enpastc ally recon-
Ktufusn Lancaster April 80. 1870 said: II have been for
sceo with Dyspepsia Inactivity Of the Liysr,
d. ty MJ mebs have been reduced
quite unit for the trsnssci of any kn1 OF o1-
coTsu1g snilnt ph cns aud ucg Their pre:rp-
remedies OF the cay suppOset
sTpsse my slwaJ, fsl:d 70 have psrnsas9t
relief frierd viii much persuasion induced me 10 try bottle
Of Your Btes have used ope bottle ana "a DAY
second. With oheerfuneS STATE ha' i ha
happily rpro Nv appetite and spe have sston nSy
prtvd and besn feel though had 'sodienyjtso
and really almost epared 20 h.t now
consider nyf escUlsd Cor business While ten
undertaken The efce ss to have at
Fdr sale in NepYork by A D. SANDS. No lOl Fatos-t
coner Willis and C. H. Johns aad Broad
way and BY dealers In medicine eyery = herr
DEsHLFR's ANTLPEJoDIC PILLS,
FEVER AGus
This and resting discovery Vegetable Medicine a.
be attention Of and invads by the uniformity
Of iisc cures
1T NEVER FAILs WHEN UsLD As DsscrED.
Sold by Boyd Paul No l49 Chambers Cha Ring cornes
Bro.dwsy John c. v Cckeber Co No 81 Barclay, w
Crombie Srosdvs nd 18th Ggio1 Bow
Grand J. ShedeeD B9very and 4h Gls.sv
Broadway
c. d DEsBLEs, Asen..
New Brunswick ". j.
j. H. TOWNSEND q Co, No 7Ol Gresnwich-st,
. Velvet Brussels
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

GREAT SALE OF CARPETINGS AT THE CANAL-ST.
SToREf hay Carpets che call a. T..
PnrKRsos Cos No 70 Canals, there will fnd Tapestry
Velvet l5l per Tapestry usscs for 81
large soeh of ThTeep and Pens Stair Carpets
Rugs Mss Oil Cohs &c &c full oPer ess than other
n
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

Dspes Conee Carpets made and fitted IN the best
TRussEs.-Crystal Palace only prize medal awarded
Co NO Maid an for their radical Trus'
Iu or elastic Aucle Socks Caps aud sock
Insru mads
order foI svery physics' oeformiiy. Open ill ? NJ
CRIsTAIOROs EXCELSIOR DYE-A black head Of
hair ana vhsier WHAT bleDisb Whs AMID te
loye As sbstspeTe Reform il altogether" To do so Is
on requse the DyL which mpss shade
biow ssct IN few Minutes Sold and applied 81 CRsTA
DoEo's, No 6Astor House
DODGE's VOICE-SOme wag sung out in Trpler
Hal do throat With REDDsGs
Russ sslvs No" Dodge but II Come Sres res
Cuts Chiblsirs sc trouble you cure ourse with - cent box
c. No ls2 osdway. A d SANDS, Wholesale
Agents V CLIoKEsER Co REDDSG Co Boston, Proprie
GREAT HnR DYE.-The preparation for dying the
siuowl.dssd by ali who given trial TO be the most
epions Of modern science H Is infalbe IN IL
upop the hair ard fails produce beautiful Glossy
or bct Sold the private DIVE log No 81 Eldridsst
NHEREs ALL TIE MONEY Can AM body tell
where hs Some the for silver
pehsrs bs melted all the tin ourpenc.s and crossed
fr B,ans Pul noric Waters They your
colds very sudden p cents
For sale by C. CLIcRESER Co. No 81 Bscsyt General
AGENTS for New fork and vicinity
MOLDAyh CREAM.-This superb compound for
esang the Hair prepared only and sold by
BA1cHELok his celebrated Hair DYE and Wiz Factory
No Bro,dwsy Bachelors Hair Dye sold or applied Nine
private rooms
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

Stop THIEF is the cry OF the culprt TO divert the
D, BIZ, from msdeeds Which Illustrated in the advertise
a. D; that has suit pending against for infringing
korsy Joh1sos ptn We have suits 10 try in the
believing the -h0d Of lencing inpos;ers
e rous Of stens csrea copy the Morey johnson pa
do carz q Office No Broadway.
Co
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
HOPE CHAPEL No 72O BROADWAY-WATERBU

Naiiopsl Scenes OF the Revolution attracting
and enthusiastic crowds nightly His sereoon exhibitions
tended audiences chidren
schools Finely engraved Gin Certificate admit
only 50 gle admission Children
Go early good
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

PIANOs-T GILBERT d Co.'S Worlds Fair first
preum Pianos with without ne Aoisn ana with the cels
Sraeo iron circular scales Gberfs BO1doir Ps1
Cumes's Pianos of the old sbsbed III Of Haett
WaerS PisuO and those Of other at whole
ne or retail factory prices Secondn I'd Pianos from $751;
aIp HoRACE WATERS No IS Broadway.
SPRING STYLES CATERS AND SII0ES.-WATKINS,
No ia Fulton Ofer superb assortment Of spring styles Caters
f bis manufacture WATK Ms sooes ook better
wear cold prices than other shoes
Ne .Yofk ard ChildIeD's Shoes variety
81 900 OOREwARD-CAUTIoN-SEw MACHINES
All persons selling making sewing ma hines without
fobjdep DDgn patent OF September TO-
1876 under the penae. the law Gee list Of licences
machinery inside the decision Of the United States
Court the Singer machines Massachusetts the
Acu bug s the GeeDoush and the 81 100
reward. . o.
The sprles to the ope thread" machine 100
called bfrr OF patent will be prosecuted
Copies the late decision Of the United states Court
stoppns mcbns in Massachusetts, resdy
for free oisrbution at my Office 80
The citizens of New Yos" viii do well to read
IsFRIseIFa MACHINES ARE LIABLE
70 "T5s Boston eoDspiraios Of whom NJ singer
Co much thos who know sod respect Law aud
of bv all
ELIAS Bows. JI No. s. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

SEWING MACHINES PRESENT STATE OF THE
Was Tbs public parsul.ry invited to read sdveFss
the "Msehnsr column inde containing III seco ant
the Es Howe Jr Wheeler and
Mar usctuIng Comp Grover Baker Co ths Amen
Machine Company AMI Ts Tor Rossrs
de.si, n Hunts Machines for rfings upon pitens
NJ SINGER L Co Ne Slj Brssixay
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

Now READY.-An extensive assortment OF we'll.
Spring Cothg o the materials and
fashionable styles At extremely low prices Entire satisfaction
guaranteed EDWARD Il HACKFrr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
PEREMPTORY SALE or VERY YAIrARLE PRopkR

HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 80 BOwery, offers sstOnsh
ing buyer Of Iich Carpets and ocoihs viz o
hsh Nevets lS Ia, l5 Tapestry, g. 10i II b.satfal In
srsin Caypes s. N 81 s., 7I Oil Cloths yards wide,
oSl, RUss Mats Mattresses Table Covers &c cheap
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
HI OOO -CAUTION-SEWTNG VI
CRYSTAL PALACE FIRST PREMIUM SEWING NJ

lR1S1AI HLhtE ihSi VI cb"i.'" "
No Machine heretofore offered sale compare with
ose AMI sold by Avery sewins Machine
Co No ISL Broadway The simplicity Of their construction
eh,sps their sbLiy Of getting out Of repair the pract;s
b OF the stitch snd her dulsty render these the only psc
c.I the public Besides the Psteu. for
Nsehip,s the legal in which almost all
othe. Involved which fact of great consideration 70
sknsrs Those article the cheaper aud best
vii 60 . before purchasing else there O:drs punctsy
srerdsa 10. AsdIte THoaAs 3 LACEY
Prssdeni Avery ring Machine 60,
No 2r1a1 Ne Yos itx
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

CaAnLEs IRvIsG, Secretary
Nes-Yors, Feb n 1894
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09
Roanoke College,


Rev David 7. h tile A NJ President and Profess.
sor of Moral and Intellectual fence, Nc
s. Carsore Wells. A NJ, Prot. Mathematics aud
Natural Science.
Henri G. Won lloxar Prot. Ancient and Modern Ian.
gunges.
f. Bolton. Tutor.
'INHlS Institution, located Salem, Va, will com
L mrncc It's next session October 9TH Expenses for
the session of ten months. including Tuition. BON H.
Ro"n-reft Fuel, Lights aud Incidental expenses $ll2.
For particulars address the Pr, sident.
aug l9.dSc6mns
Ron
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09

THE PRESIDENT AT CAPoN SPRINGs.-A cor
respondent Of the Baltimore Sunwrites from Ca
pom as follows:
The unexpected advent of the President,
companied by his lady, the Secretary of War,
and the Marshal of the District, forms an epoch
in the history of this mountain region, and will
long be remembered by its hardy population
Sun-burnt farmers are crowding in from dis
lance of fifty miles to greet the Chief magistrate
Of the Republic, whose gracious manners and un-
assuming department render him welcome and
most acceptable visitor. He realses here that
tranquil repose refreshing to care-worn
statesman. The close of the season had subdued
the crowd of 700 to moderate capacity, and
without intrusion on his privacy he has been well
coined by all irrespective of party.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09
BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.

TERRIBLE INDIAN MASSACRE IN MINNEsorA.-
We learn from the Minnesota papers that a war
marty of Observation-Disclosures, laden with fresh
scalps, and bringing with them captive girl,
came into Lac qui Pare, about the lst of August.
This war party had been raised, because of re-
cent attacks by the Chippewas on the Dakotahs,
near Fort Rdgely. Aweek spent in hunt
ing for their enemies, and finally, early upon a
Sabbath morning, they came upon Chippewa
camp, on the margin of beautiful little lake
All the Chippewas were asleep, except two wo-
men, who gave the alarm. The whole party fled
to their canoes. pursued by the Medewakento-
vans. One canoe swamped, drowning n
large number while on shore and in the water
indiscriminate slaughter began. Men, women
aud children were butchered by the tomahawk
and scalping knife, until five six, who are sup
posed to have escaped in one of the canoes, not
one of the Chippewas was left alive. Two days
after the murderers, boaring25 scalps, were met
by triumphal procession of their friends, and
scatI;- dance was enjoyed in honor of the 'vcto-
ry.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
AuJsIlOE HArEmPOKIUM, IN

u I
-Four Doors ADORE the Market House,
The subscribers respectfully cab the a:tcntn o ihcir
friends ami the public generally, their large aud we'll
assorted stock. namely Gents fine Cali.kjn Boots nf
their u"anactnrn. and tint of J Mills. Sons;
fine patent Leather taitcrs Cloth Cutters md Shoes of
uIl description, Ladies Shoes. comprising Black and
'lorfd Cloth CATERS, Slippers. Ties Hungarian,
Santag Boots. also. " ryan \ Cos Kid }u.kins cell
cbfnicl far their tine ft Childrcns Shoes Of va ans
kni. Hnd sizes Gents fine Morskn. Nebraska and
Know Nothing Hat; Chdrens Hats nd Gan.; CARPET
=; Trunks, Nalisrs Sc, &c, all ct which are wnr-
rntcl Ia be- Of the very best. aud no humbug and
which " Ill be sol tncap Ms they can be bonsln at
any house in the cry if chen Como quickly ns
bargains may be had FRBfNEI.L, Il HALL
- 4 ,ulr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09

APPOINTMENTS OF STATE PROXIES AND d.
REcroRs.-The following appointments of State
proxies and directors, were made by the Board of
Public Works at their recent meeting, that being
the time for making the annual appointments:
Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad
Company.-John Bruce, John W. Luke and
George H. Smoot, proxies John Powell, Jno.
+. Dyer and Jno. Janney, directors
Fredericksburg and Gordonsville Railroad
Company.-John Seldom, DR.. j. Il. Taylor and
$. G. Daniel, proxies. O. NJ. Crutchfcld, John
Lee and A. X. Philips, directors.
Manassa Gap Railroad Company.-lIiram
MART, Philip Pitman, George w. Brent, proxies.
Charles IL. Ilunton, VIM. Ii. Irwin and Andrew
Pitman, directors.
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Company
Chas IL. Shield, Thomas H. Daniel and Jas. II.
johnson, proxies. A. F, Leonard Josiah Wills
and Walter II. Taylor, directors.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company
Nathaniel j. Wech, b. II. Berry and Henry
Shackelford, proxies. Inman IIorner, Siles Burke
and John Willis, directors.
Richmond. Fredericksbur and Potomac Rail
road Company W. Crumr proxy. Jno.
5. Caskie, director
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company.
VIM. f. Watson, proxy. Francis E. Rlves,
Chas. Ellis and Roscoe b. Heath, directors.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company
Cameo, proxies. J. B. Stovall, b. NJ. Jones and
Lewis E. Harvie, directors.
Richmond and York River Railroad Company.
Beverly b. Douglass, Samuel f. HARDWOOD and
Lemael j. Bowden, proxies. VIM. B. Taliafer-
TO, II. b. Tomlin and Roger A. Pryor, directors.
Roanoke Valley Railroad Company.-Tucker
Carrngton proxy. Henry Wood, Jas. E. Has
kins and Robert c. Nelson, directors.
South Side Railroad Company Wal
lace L. G. Booth and henry +. Bocock, prox-
les James ALFRED Jones,Joh S. Sturdivant.John
5. Thornton, directors.
Virginia Central Railroad Company.-John
Hartman, VIM. f. Gordon and John Echols,
proxies. VIM. Overton, S. Carpenter and Sam
uel B. Brown, directors.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
Chas. l.. Crockett, John NJ. Preston and Benja-
min Wilkes, proxies. Thomas l.. Preston, VIM.
r. Anderson and VIM. A. Read, directors
Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company.
DR.. Robert T. Baldwin, John II. Tucker and
George B. Beall proxies. Jas. p. Rely, Jas.
NJ. Mason, and Andrew S. Hunter, directors.
Dismal Swamp Canal Company.-C. w. New
ton, Tazewell Taylor and Simeon Wheeler, prox-
les
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09

VERMONT ELECTIoN.-The returns received
show conclusvely the election of fudge Boyce as
Governor, by large majority; Ryland Fletcher
rs Lieut.. Governor, and H. Nj. Bates Treas
urer-all wings. Sabine, whig, is elected from
the Fire Congressional district by considera-
BILE majority. There is, no doubt, handsome
whig majority in the Legislature-it is doubtful,
whether one democratic Senator has been elected.
Meaeham and Merrill, wings, are also elected
from the LIST and ID districts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09

PENNSYLVANIA PoLITICsThe democrats of
Allegheny CO., Pa. met in Pittsburg on Wednes-
day. and nominated Charles Shaler as their eandi-
date for Congress Resolutions were adopted APP
proving of the National and State administrations,
and denouncing the Know Nothing. They
caused considerable excitement and adjourned in
confusion,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09
The Soft Democrofie Conren,;on

Considerable interest is manifested with r. yard
10 the Convention in session at Syraeuse,N y
A Geographic dispatch, dated Sept. &, says:
The NebiaSka men are bold aud resolute
The Convention met at II O'Clock to-day. Sey-
mours letter of dccension created dismay. hnt
he Will probably be nominated. 1t is looked upon
as bronson dodge. Seymour is likely t, nc
ecpt
violent row Is anticipated relative to the char
aetcr of the resolutions to be proposed at tn. St
Nicholas Hotel caucus. Rynders, at the head of
The Nebraska delegates has resolved to walk out
OF the Convention, if the anti Nebraska resolu-
tons are adopted.
Coehrane has declined to participate in the
Rynders caucus. Ryndcrs is exceedingly active
to-day and there is great excitement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09
Lynchburg Female Seminary.

'NHE TWENTY FIFTH SESSION of this Iustitn.
tion will commence on the lth dny of September.
We will be Hrcnared to accommodate Fifty BonrJcrs-
torlurther particulars concerning the price of Board
Tuition &c. Circulars will be furnished to any one On
application AT The Book Stores of Me4srs. PAYNE K
Christian, and X. A. Williams. or nj the Seminary.
In addition To the number already sold we now oiler
for snlc FIFTY SCHOLARSHIPS
sep l.dSclm MISSES GORDON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09

CASE OF KIDNAPPING,-A dispatch from Wash
lngton states, that case of kidnapping and fraud
is imputed to clerk in one of the Departments,
IN disposng of slave left with him as collateral
security for the payment of a note. The slave is
~ ing, and it is alleged she has been sold to a
slthern trader, although restricted to the Dis
tnct, The affair is to be investigated.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09

YELLOW FEvER.-There were five deaths from
yellow fever in Charleston,on Tuesday.
The panic at Savannah is increasing,and bust
ness is in a great measure suspended. There are
ninety stores in the city closed. The inter
ments on Tuesday were %, of which 13 were VIC
tins of yellow fever.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09

6, l7iALS PosTPoNED.-The Charlottesville JEFF
W. S'hi9n states that the trials of David w. and
tio WI. uIo,nphrcs, charged with putting obstruc
do.n III, Inc Central Railroad, and causing the
Loon nno u "m, Nunnallv. on the 18th ut., have
Wv" l's'poned TO the October Court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09

FATAL ACCIDENT. Reuben Stpes, n
young, man aged about 81 years, son of Mr.
thomas Stipes of Harper's Ferry,was killed near
mat place, on Wednesday, the Both ult., by
attempting to jump upon burden car while in
moton'and fell,th entire train passing over him.
crushing him to death instantly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09
Boiler ErDl0SiOn.

Aboler exploded at McQuisher's Brewery Madi-
son, Indiana, Tuesday evening, entirely demol-
shng the building. The boiler assembled 1000
teet,and came down through the roof of a shop,
2O) feet distant. No one was injured, but sever
al narrowly escaped with their lives.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09

fellow FEVER IN TEXAS, &c.-Advices from
sSa"eston to the lst inst. state that the yellow
liver IL. was progressing with undated violence.
" mad also broken out at Houston.
18th Jalv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09
DISSOLUTION.

rVNH concern OF Wilson & franklin is this day dis
Il solved by limitation. All persons having claims
neans the Con will present them to Joseph II vii.
for pa, men those indebted To the concern wi |
make payment to Joseph II Wilson, lie having = nr.
chased james Frank ,in's interest in the cpncern.
JOS. II. WI son.
JAMES FRANKLIN
September 81 1854.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09
4nti- Nebraska Gathering.

A large number of anti-Nebraskaites held a
meeting in Machias, Maine, last Tuesday night,
and nominated Rev. Jas. A. Milliken for Congress
from the sixth district, in opposition to Fuller the
democratic candidatr for collection.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09
THOMAS NOWLAN,

Sign of the Eagle Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va
EEPS constantly hand the largest. chea pest,aut
IN best assortment of Watches, Jewelry G id Pen.
Spectacles& be found in Vs,cmhacing Gold Paten,
Lever Horizontal and Anchor Watches ringing in price
from $25 5000, all warranted TO give satisfaction,
he will exchange them. Also large assortment of Din
mond. Pearl aud Plain Rings, Breast Pins, Ear-Drops,
Ladies' Neck and Chatolain Chains, Gents Fob and
Vest Chnin-, Bosom Sleeve and Collar Buttons. Brace
lets, Gold Pencils &c, &c; ALSO very large
Of Silver Ware embracing Table, Tea. Dessert Salt
and Mustard Spoons, Table md dessert Forks Soup,
Gravy and Cream Ladies' Pickle Knives and Forks Cake
Butter and Fruit Knives, Silver GoblespC ups, &c. &C.
all warranted pure silver, equal to Coin Any kind Of
lcwey manufactured at the shortest notice. Watches,
Clocks. an lJcwery repaired by competent workmen,
and warnnted 10 give satisfaction. Give him call, If
you want good and fashionable Jewery and wish your
Watch to keep good time.
July 27-d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09
M AGAZlNES


IH FOR SEPTEMBER
Ilar7ers' New Monthly; Godcys Indies Book; Gfa-
hams Am. Monthly; Arhur's Home Magazine; Potter
sons Ladies' Magazine; Puinam's Monthly; Yankee No
tions; Frank Leslics Magazine of Fashion
HAND TINES, by Dickens; Rosa WonpviLLE. by Du.
mas TtcoSDERoGA by james, SIN JASPER CAREw by
Lever, received ut MORSES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09
TAKE NOTICE
I'D @ n OF HI n G. S |"

John w SMITH having heua by common consent,
- President of TIN" DO Nothing Society," 70 the past
ght months, takes pleasure announcing TO hi friends
and the public generally that BY arrnng enrr' uade
with MessIs. w W. Lcitwich g. Bro OF the Washing
ton HouSc, h ha. taken charge OF the BA II, where no
will be pleased to them and by the MD oil their put
ronage he hopes to be abe do Sonctsup pru6la-
bic himself and pleasant to them. assrrit tem that
the Bar shnll always be supplied with ir Liquors,
Cigars and Tobacco that the counsy affords and served
in styecqLal to any. lily 20-,scts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09
A. SsOiklslS,
PUBLISHER And BOOKSELLER
n

now receiving his usual tnlge and general assort-
meht OF BonKs, PArER, Sra1toNERY, tANns, &c,
&c. or the fall trade and would RESI- ertuIly invite the
and Tennessee, visiting the city % examination OF
his stock, which, tor cumnelenes and variety will bs
found equal To my in the United States and upoi
far and liberal
BLANK BOOkS, of every dcscrp,inn ALWAYS IN
hand and made order. Book binding ia all its
branches executed in the best manner
Wurcest~rs Piano Fortes for which he is sole agent
are "nroa(|ed and UneT allied by any manufacturer in
the word, aud sold very moderate prices.
G-n2r4i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09
CAMpHINE.

E'RESH CAMPHINE- Just to hand aud for sale ut
l. J. H. THOMPSON & CO.'S New Drug Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09

IT =. MAIL LINE FOR N. YORK!
~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TIL first class double engine steamship, .lfHfh
Roanoke. Capt, Thomas skinner caves City-Shk
Point, for New York. Every Saturday morning at 10 o.
clock, touching at Norfolk. The jamestown, Capt
Edward Gavend,, leaves rs heretofore, Every Tuesday
cvcring. touching ut Norfolk Trains by Railroad from
Peter huig connect with rucl sh'p.
Passengers leaving Lynehhurg Tnosday morning
will arrive in tire Ton the jamestown, City Point tho
evening. MY o'clock; md tn leaving Friday
viii lay in Petersburg that night aud connect wit
the Roanoke, morning 10 O'CLOCK.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
Smtc Rooms. $iD 90
Steei nee passage. 3 0O
Passage aud Fare In Norfolk snmn by River
Steamers.
For Freight on Passage apply
SAMUEL q. BAPTIST, Petersburg.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-09

SAILING or THE AsIA.-The steamer Asia
sailed from \. York on Tuesday, with 30 pas
sengers and 81 ,oS5,O5O in specie