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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

PrRsoyaL.--Amone the arrivals at the different
koios We notice the following:
AZ the sr slcsui ,s-Tle hr.. Z, ; lchnsen R''''si
H. stanber-y Cincinn- Oto; ". II. \. Smith tlicago
Thos Y Gregg South Csrofns x. ". James New Oriean.
Dr " Fsliz 4. ;. n; W. Ho mes, New Oreansi Is. T.
Ru.se Chiccgo; John J. Hos,eT Buffalo; John Payssns
Flcids Capt r Ihun. " lshiaston; John j. A!my, do
" II RgdSscb, Philadelphia.
Al the IRviNc HousE- Tie Hon. W. Hailey. Albany
Willis Halms New OAeals; T. D. Randall liari.on, g. WI
d. MARKS, Soutl Caolinai H.. Block, New.OTeans; Dr.
Nf Fhade pha; r Doggla do; D. {. Spsud!ES Macon,
Ga A. Hsuis Vermont 4 4 LegaId Marvin Buffalo,
Oiteu Osdeushur.h; J Suokney, Prov dtnce, r. l.
A. The MIrRoPoLITAs HofEL- Gov Porter Pa; I. o..
shsckel'ord ky John Dale, Phlsdelpnia lhs Hon w j.
R.pd KY col O. D. Prentice Of tn, Lo1i.re ogJn1l the
Hon T. W Porter, Pa; Capt Cole U ; A G fhVmss,
L. Y; J n. Tro~ bilI- C.i; J1dse Dean. Wrsche.ter
J A. Green U. : n; h. Tracey, harord Col W Bailey,
Florida Geo T. Bsrry, Bsincfe; J. b. Legare, > {; Gen
Philip, Ls Ii. W. Brooks, Florida.
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LARGE SALE or StAvrs-on ,ha I-,h ina, tho
saves IL IN number Of the late Hiram X Dune IN of
moicester County, Nd were sold at auction at Saow
mn, and OF them were published by T. w. Hargis,
e. sssq wealthy farmer OF that county for the OF
aged a. $685. and the rest Of the nine a, nrss ram
ing from ss95 down 20 $3.50 for one only wears OF
age The balance of the II were all soYd 10 citizens
oi ,he county at high prices except an old woman.
" years Of age, who brought only 80 cent?.
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Arrived.

sbinG Lamar (clipper) Nsyhew London 80 days, with
,dse and li passengers Dunham Dimon. Aug "a iyt
al i lon 81 90 ship Marahsn from Liverpool ~ DAYS
OUT sane date spoke ship Ellen Mc0aw from Hamburg for
New.l ok. ,
Bark Flash Wilson, Vera Cruz Aug with hides and specie
10 HoIg, US Bios. q,
Biz Hermann Theodore (od) Wngsa Bremen 70 days 10
ballast and 5s passengers Bennng Muller Gosns Hse
ada eths aod 6iIshs on the Iassase -
scbr Zer,iah of Phladspha Downs, Mayssus1 II dsy'
vtb susaT to J. N. Onatays.
Sehr Hsh Priest Nelson with shingles to Brown e. Do
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF observation-disclosures
Cleared this Forenoon.

Steam ship-JAmestown, Csvendy Norfolk &c, LudlNm
PlsAs6Lts. - a.,
SbiI-Msris Greene, Rio Jsoero. Sihhen Irousdes
Rsiks-Siid A. t~eTpen, Wytthouse, Antwerp. r. w.
sehnd Co Asrisns (Its Ssrtono, Gibraltar Joseph VI
carl .,. -
Brigs-Lady Of the Lske GIN, Dem.ars, Middleton Col
Fdvsrd Hodgdon Jacksonville, swift ~ Cei Nsstsks,
Tbonrsor Wilmington C., Dale n Co.
schis -Banquet sweet Norfolk master; swan Sterling,
Baltimore, {. = hattby.
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Foreign PsYts.

Al Buenos Ay.s July bhss Rob Wing Nekerson, fsen
HewYesk June 81 Union, 1Dsa) scAmdf, hen ses'0
zsth.
Al Deme.ss Aug O. bark Trssont, Burgess. for ss<Ass
day 1850 x,
Al BcI siYe 10th u brss Martha Hill Darhsm, for bss>ss
i2b; Chs.es (of Bristol, Ne J Wells, for do sse
Atst Jsso shout Ase l, bsrh Lsusa Estes Ans' ' -
ss1illa soon, to losd for Boston-
An a. NIrsieh sbout x3d ult bsrt Ysbs Csady ssvs
so1fhsTn fever.
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L. :. DIsTRICT-ATroRNEYs OFFICE.

THE sMCGGLiSG CASE.
TIE three individuals arrested On a charge OF Snug
cling diamonds and articles Of jewelry N steamship
Washu gton, from Bremen, already referred to. have
ono in 81 900.
CHARGE or ATTENTT At LyOLT.
Tie second mate and two seamen OF the schr. +.
NickeIeon were arrested yesterday by Deputy Mar
.bsl Helms the above charge. The vessel had
started for Georgetown, but was obliged 10 return
and sucbor at Quarantine in consequence, il is said
OF the defendants refusing 10 90 duty. They were
hrl ior examination.
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Dec 2zs 500 Dec $50 54s InI O2l $50 Inc lS8, (

BY reducing the Wheat 10 Flour. the quantity o
e latter left at tide-wser this year, compared with
the corresponding period of last year, shows do
crease Of s09, ,29i bbs. of Flour.
The following table shows the quantity OF some OF
the principal articles of produce left at tde-water
from the commencement Of navigation to the 81 OF
Aug, inclusive, during the years 1852, lj5 days;
l4l IlJ Aakra
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

AyyRIc,s Protestant AsSocTsrIoS.-On the 5th
the anniversary of the frat session OF the Ameri>
can Congress will be celebrated at Newark by the
united parade Of the eight Lodges OF the American
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/; It)4, II2 uHys;
.ralnronnn Ami %
Receipts Of Produce. SEPT. /.

s,tA iser Bort, -ee his Flour IS pss- Ashes Ig7 do
~ - 40 Provisions n o92 bush Corn. u $40 20 Oats
~ ~ crN hasvoad-l 70f obs Flour 53 ptrs WHISKY
sV sdes s.hes $50 pkss Provisions 7?5 do Wool 100
Sheep l'soo hop SIS piss Batter
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The following statement OF the condition o. tho
Banks of the United States, near as could he as
oertsined on the st day of January, 1854, s taken
nom pamphlet which WAS laid before the House n
May last, and has just been printed. The figures
show on increase Of nearly One-hoh over those of
1851
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Passengers Arrived.

h nip g. Lamar, from LondopE. II. Kusses Mrs. L.
Hull Miss Re,n mes
IN b,k Flash ros, pera C,nJ Plessants-S in
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Rs,osssS That ve seesyt TIE prof Of worthy
ss,eSst,s 70 .ifhSrsv ths upeivide front may
ie rr,sess.d in orpostts- and nation AGnns
srs.'crs q the ersaiug elec'ior
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La " LNI'LLLIGE.NCE.

sUPREME COURT
Judge Roosevelt held special THE forenoon but
rendered no decisions.
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CITY ITEMS.

TBr HEALTH or THE CIrY.-The number OF deaths
during the pas, week is about ga TO .J2 during tic
week previous The numbo; by cholera is not yet
made W.
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rrotest,nt Associston IN the State Of Nev-Jersey.
Several Lodge, Of that Order are expected to be pre-
ent from New. Yort.
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Dec. So6,i55 Dec 42lJ Iue So9i2So Inc. 6ls6
The aggregate quantity OF the articles left at
tide from the commencement of navigation TO
aa 3lst Of Aug inclusive during the years 1859 and
ia folto,gs.
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Dee ..s5,st6 Dec. 3i7 o9l Inc 2I592i Dec. l4o9!
TIE aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
ude. water from the commencement of navigation to
the 3lst Of August inclusive, during the years 1883
and 1854 il a. follows:
Flour bbls whest bush Corn, bush Barley bash.
ss....I122CGl 2Ssj6Sf I,56s4i4 2G7,63i
ns..... 6i55f7 2,88liA ie526H 2s90o
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first 2spemi,to EDITION.
s.TuRpAY AFTERNOON > O'CLOCK.
s.,.s ~ abe Stock Exchange SEPT. 2.
Y y L. .

ff0 do...'.s...' -
"a FIie Govt Rds II .
1il LA. Cen n. n Nds.c :
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DaguerreOtype JeweIry

Exhibited ia this cammun,ty--all ut which will be
filled with Pictures W. ich cann" be surpassed in thi
any other city, very low prices, and warranted To
be what they soil for
Feeling truly thankful for the increasing evidence of
the popu arity Of his work. not y in the aise Which
abundantly bestowed, but in mare substantial form
in the way ,f an intrease of business uprecedc It ID
which clearly proves the superiority of his work, he
pledges himself to usn nl honorable means to continue
to deserve public favor. p. f. GIBBS Proprietor,
At the sign of the Flng.
T. S.-- To rect which find veri preva-
lent will say that have heen tsking pictures for the
last fndr n hs at from 81 50 to $40 and sha
inaalo'ake them low any house in this place
Look out f,r the stripes! Z. E. Il.
j,
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RICHMOND.
SPRIN IRA ID e.
Books, Stationery and Piano Fcrtes. &c. 60
JAMES WOODl0USE, LATE NASH N


JAMES WOOD1l0UsE, l ATE NASH n
~ HooDll'HSE,) RtcHaasD. VA Oilers Tar sale
at Wholesale and retail extensive stock OF books
and Stationery, sdapcd to IL wants oi the trade IL
Virginia and eis'w.'' re- Mt prce' as Low as can be ob
ln'n"d IN Northern cities In connection with his
Book and Stationery mess, he has Warerooms ar-
rroiriHed IL III. sale &c Pianp Fures, 6llcd with
assortment rs Intensive be any estalish
m"nt ot the kind in III. rninn He has participated
IN the sale nj thousand Piano Fc'ies n thr
S,eiesoi Vnginin nth Carolita nd fcnnessrc--a
ot which osyr give" entire satisfaction They war
f"ned superior IN every reaperi-uicr"d fm sale nj
'nnnaa'tureis prices will he packed securely I" go
AN, distu "a withn,i injury
tie has ala" attached To hs establishment Book
bndrry md blank R"k Manufr tory, wi ere NIL kinds
pf Books Periodicals, Blank, Music &c, bound
and Blank buok4 Of every description .uitabc Tor Ner
mnts. Banks Public III es, Clerks uf Courts Fsoto
es, Ne. nre manufactured
Msyo's Cutie 10 Magistrates, Ne~ Eduion,--T W.
roblishe. Mayo Guide to Mag trates. edit on
with rrac cal forms for the dis barge ii their duties Jui
"f Cpu,t with anHppendix Containing & rms for Draw
ing Bands Notes Deeds Contracts &c, adapted to Tho
new cole cf Virginia
Fer n u distance, unable To Wait Richmond,
ave heir orders - faithful, executed II personal
v IN, 1t. IN In
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Truth Stranger than Fiction! F.!

TUST RECEIVED at the Whi,ehurst Gnllery,a large
y lot of very fine GILT FRAMES, .uitab for Da
guerreotypes-Aso another To- oi FINS LOCkETS,
BRACELErS. RINGS, KEYS and SEALS. (some
fue) making the urgest aid most desirable as
s,rtup inf
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HUNT & HARVEY.
@ Ro GERS, wARDIN AND
Commission Agents.
Richmond, Va.

hAVE Received their stock oi t.rocriirs 10, Spring
L l. -alrs consisting in part o:
40 hacs Rio Java and Luguira Coffee
2'7 bbls. Cofee Sugar
100 do. aai boxes ground and LOAF do,
400 boxes Tnow Sperm aud Adamantino Candies.
10 do. and Green and Biack len,
10 crop Rice,
p hhds. n. O gar,
100 bis. do Moln4se,,
50 do Steam Syrup,
100 bushels Glover Seed,
90 cascs very super Mas and Stick Licori,e.
Foreign and donasiic Liquors yer, fine very
superior Oivc oil. Window ga.--Puty--vncgnr-
Soda-Casi aud Blistcred Steel Wrapping papcr Nc,
which, with many nther tices in ihor limo. hoy offer
the trnde on libernl terms (f,i, % ,a)
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Christmas Presents.

4 the time for the Interchange of friendly tokens
Arcgard aud affection sat hand. and 'nrrry Christ
mas and Happy New Year consider ed such ap-
iopnatc occasions for be>tpwng cherished frie-ds
-"uftfling which will 10 recall to mind witt IN
teaed viyncss, tie love in memory of the donor,
may be well remn those who conirmi late (and who
do not presenting loved one with .omeihing Ien
" valuable that in all the whole caaoug" at Bjuu;erie
there Is nothing hch is surely an invariably apl
caed The counterfeit prescntment of the giver nt6a
TORN oi daguerreotype. especially when taken in Tan
SER iumitahle style, and placed in o The
'ons beautiful and Fancy Papcr Mache, Velvet, Peal
hnd Tortoise she'll Porte MnnIae Cases in an cle
giant Lockct, Bracelet, Finger Ring, Breast Fin Il
most chnice asso tmen. OF which have lust received
expressly 10y the Hohiavs exhibition ut the
:, New Popular Daguerrean Gallery
On Nam Street. nmedia ely Wm. Ii. Mo,b,' Auc-
lion Room.
b Particular pains taken give a correct likeness
"nd artistic pictures. Storeoscopic and cooured Da-
uetre"types may be ha in superior STYLE by those who
. es'e tl'n Do Mt mist Ike the plice MAIN STREET.
''RD Dooa fRoa Br'pGE Sr
GEO w. MINNlS,
n $. TANNER,
y;et - D,,,xp ,s,,sFe
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RICHMOND.

'ohh nooktn.. -............-..ss,a'L. v. WATKINS
Booker d Watkins,
c o M M b N M q r HANTS.
CARY STREET,
(Betwecn 18th aud 18Th Streets
Riohiao ond, Va.
feb i7-ds ,6m
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SAW MANDATORY,
10th STREET.,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS,
Richmond. Va.

TNOLAND T. BURGER-Practicai Saw Men. fa<fs
Are prepared to manufacture SA W s
every description.
All Saws manufactured by us are warranted To I'VE
satisfaction if they will he exchanged, ,or tho ran
cy refunded
SAWS That hav- been heat ID sprung by rur n.rg
repaired and warranted To be good NJ new
GR Repairing of ull kinds done the shortest vice
nov l5-dAclv
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1t will be from thu above card, thai have be
come ioint Proprietor Nh Mr. RossER. of the popular
Hotel thu "SuRvELL HOUSE upd that il will be
dur tel in the future under T auspices. The patron
age of my friends and thr public generally is respect
fully olciied, with the TIN exeItlnn
will be mad mantsin the reputation already enjoyed
by the House, of the first il the Southern country
(feb 24-t-) RO CAWTHON.
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TTNION STEAMSHIPS COMPANY's
~ L.NE OF STEAMESR-FOR PHlLADEL.
PHIA, VIA NORFOLK The stenmerN frr"~S ~
Virginia, Captain David Teal 4aksz1kz771x-
nnsylvana, Captain Jnm"s Baymore, stram-r City at
Richmond, Captain Z. MitclnlL One Of these splendid
will leave Richmond for fhilad lpba. every
Monday and Thnr+lay nj high water, tourhing Mt City
Point and Norfolk Give eight and ra4 -uRers.
Returning leuve Philudelp in every edne-ny and
Saturday. 10 O'Clock. a. arriving NJ Ricimonl
every Tu.-dny and tur1ny morning on winch days
they will dcl arge then cnrgo
These splendid steamers hnvr been hult expressly for
this line, and every has been mn ic omhlaa
strength and speed. They provI,d wnh Fran ia
Puent Metallic lie Bnur:' set fret rate lnhirs. NJ d
every attentim j. paid by accommodating CAPTAINS
The comfort Of passeng anI the protection oi gDods
FAKE REDUCED:
Passage Nv York 1T cabin nnd fnuul 1890. 10
fhlIadelpit - $500.
& 2nd cabin aid not found ..s.-....4
Passenger for New York would insult th-ir
by ng this ipr independent oi being the
cheapest and nfesi, il i- by ~ tie most pheasant
Tolaceon-rs shipping To I tt-burg be sceammo'a
ted by this line, lnve entered Into arrangements
10 urwnrd good through with ,spat, h.
For freight passePc npnly 10
ROBERT RANRlN. Agent.
On tho Deck
=. S.-Al goods by this Inc from Philadelphia will
be discharged On Tuesdays and Sntuda,s, and after
they delivered he wl,af, -la be considered by
the Company at the risk of the owners.
mar II dt. ROBERT RANKIN Agt
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WILSON PIERS, MARTIN, w -. PkTkRS
Nelson Lynrhburg. Nelson
PETERS, MARTIN 4 CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Richmond, Va,

fnENDER their services to their friends. nequaiothn-
l. rcs. and the Planters, Farmers and Merchants OF
VirgiIa and North Cntolina,
- FOR TIE SALE OF -
TOBACCO WHEAT, FLOUR CORN, &C.
IN Tor the purchase of GOODS. GROCERIES, GU
ANO PLASTEt, Nc
Particular attention will bc ppid to the Forwarding
Df Goa IL, Grocercs, Produce. Nc,
Fr M their long experience in business their united
Efforts aud nntiring exer"n, they aud believe they
will be able give to those who nny confde
their business to their management.
Office 18th Street. opposite Shockoc Waiehauae.
Stoiage House the 3as II.
REFERENCE.
Judge Lucns y. ThompsOn,1
Messrs. ImbUIen d. Mc3ue, '"s"''"
Hon VIM. g. Riyes, Albermarlc.
i''s s'm Siss: esssll n's-a, g.a, Nelson.
wm. A. Miller, Lynchburg
Echols a. Pryor
Mcdaniel, Hurt IL Prestou do.
Mctorkle a. do.
Acree a. McClanahap, do.
Joseph II. Wilson, do.
Tinsey, Taylor a. Co.. do.
A. b. Rucker do.
Lee a. johnson, do.
Saunders a Irby, do.
}. 4 NJ iIolins 10.
Hug Barclay, Lexington
M nsse, Augusta,
Vim. Martin Chesterfield,
Jas X cTyre,
jan q -'&cta
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GEO. w. MINNlS,
S. DIUGUID 4 SONS.
THE sUBsCRuRE.,s b,xio, ob,,,insd

"E sU BSCRlB Z ISS having obtained the
C. Nciu''ve right ofretaiIing fsk's Metallic Burial
'aNe this method onforming the people ofLynch
- "' the surrounding country. that they have i,
WV" ware ro' an Main Street lot of The above Ca
,a "'Hrren lies II would be a difficult task to giv'
I 'ili impression ofthese Cases withou person
i i'Pec,'o: they perfectly air light and indestruc
81, ~ ~i' tor protecting and preserving the Dead, Ton
lhterments. for vaults. for ansporta,on.
or"r To anything of the kind before invented. Those
-rppi'edoy =. OJIGJJD& e SONS.
. .p''rta>ing in III. usual style also promptly attend
TO, \. D. & SONS.
Max fOGA or e. bNEKESS Water.
"A snoply just [, hand lirpct tram the celebra-
S"'t'g' SrIgs N,w.York. eor sale by
teb SIS 10 ~ II. SEAY & co.
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VIRGINIA LINE ef :::ch"ond a. a

These v"s-c- Of the first class bnli in the city o
baltimore. expressly for this frnde and hnve superior
ummodniions Tor passengers. They commanded
~ experienced Captains, well qualified for the TRADE
md who Z" i'll .pare no exertou To accommodate The,
will be towed and down the "vers by steam and may
be- relied on to sail promptly ns adyerized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from N.,w
York will hnd II TO their interest to ship by thi. line
's freight will always be taken low by any other
line Of Packets, and every effort will be made by
gents in Richmond aad New York give saisfaciipn
Freight ID cents per whole. and ~ cents per 4
Tobncco being about 50 per cent. less ihau charg'
the Steamers. Insurance be effected in the I..-.
monh Fire Association h, This line at 3-s per
We respectfully ask and hope IL succeed in obtain
ng full share Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
"arded free of commission to New Orleans, Mobile
charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
port The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockcii.
IN New York Bcith No |, Coffee House Slip, foot of
Wall Street. DAVID CUR uE Richmond, } 2
G. H P1ERSON, " Y. Is
No. 81 South Stree. "
Ana Il
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THE vBLL HOUSE,

Lynchburg, Va.
VII Il undersigned having associated whh him iu the
l. mana cement of this well known llonse. Mr. Ron.
ERT CAwTH"N, oi LNnchbnrg, respectfully solc
lis continuance of the patronag' so literally bestowed
upon his House. willie lis sole prophet By then
joint exe tions, they hatter Themselves they shall be
able tn give und >ided satisfaction their friends md
the public generally. THOS. ROSSER.
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NOTICE II. y MoORMAN Of the 10 rm Of
Moormao Martin. would Inf H.. i,iea.ls end
nu.t mrrs "i the late firm tat he viii ~ortirp~ tho
Grocery and Commit ssion Buslussa
The Il stand oi n NJ ~i e,c he will ,pak, .yerv
"seron 10 give Satisfaction 10 biz icni. Gu. omcrs
aud he public generally 80
He VII keep constantly On hana lars and " III se-
lerted stock oi GRODERlES. DRY 60, an, &c.
~ Special attention paid to the sale ~ ivtvari,ng
nj Tobacco, Wheat, Flour S... BE- u
inoen THus r MOORMAN
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TO MANUFACTURERS.
Fine tobacco Flavor.
IN 'nad and constantly manufacturing a superior
~ article # lavo,ing for Tnbacco As this pr-parn.
on l. disied Can be made better and more
% II, thnn by the nsua mode This article as lcer
sod in Lyn hbuig for several yenrs and hns always Civ
satisfaction. Also for snle hno ScarLf BrandfHa
amt branding boards aud brushes, oil of Almonds
Wse, Bcrgamot, " inter green. Lemon. 4 O., Do which
Ill be sold st reasonable prices.
J. p. wRIGHrs s
J. II, Tnoarsos, New Drug Stare
Druggist. mar it,
For baltimore aud philadelphia
BY STEAMER BEivlDERE.
eare' Richmond epcry Tuesday al oaock
49, THE large AMI hew Steamer u LVl DEkE
- Capt GiFroRD, will rcc,iv" freight every Ma.
ny, nnd up l., tho hour of o'clock every Tuas'
NY Tor the nbov. place..
Shippers tn Wheeling. Piti.hurs Cincinnati and the
outh aud West eenrny. will fuJ this route the cheap
Il nnd most rxpedition. foi freight, apply In
LUDLAM " WATSON, Richmond. Va.
lniv ~ dtp
7 4CnMOND A HDsTON LINE .Ja<s
~ Of Pnckcts.-This line - compu,s sssSL
TN following vessels. and sails from Boston every
Wednesday,
schooner Susan Captain s. g. Rogers,
Westovei q @. Rogers.
g" Courier. 3" J. Is. Rogers,
=" Sharon, =" j. III Nckers"h
Mercy Taylor, e @. Neker-on.
=" Julieuc, q. Baker. Jr.
lhe-e Vess"s tn" nj
is tlade aud have superior accommodations for rss-.
They are commanded by experienced Captains. well
nniod ior the inde, mud who will spare exeriion
accommodate.
They will be towed up aud down the river by -'5um,
nd may be relied 10 suil promptly ss adve,tised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Bos
m, will find il to their Interest to ship by this line
it is the only regular line and freight will always be
'hen as low ns by any other vessels and every oilor
viii be mnde by the agents in Richmond and Boston
i've islaetion.
We respectfully nsk and hope To succeed In oh
lining full share of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond at Rockets i; ~
4juston Rowes Wharf
DAVID CURRiE. Richmond,
ALLEN WELTCH, Boston, "R"
mug o.dia Nc. I33 SInie SfIreI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

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L LYNCHBURG HOSE Il FIRE INSURANCE
CONPANf.-The Bourd Of Directors OF the Ly1ch
burg lose and Fir, In@urnnc" Company meeting
heid the - da, # the present month. declared
lidend of per out Of the r1tts f the last six
months which will be paid the Stoc ckh'der' and
after the 18th inst. G. I. WILLS Secry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-30

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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-09-29
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PACKAGE & LETTER

Express, daily 10 and from Downieville and
the northern and southern mines, in connexion al
Marysvlle with Adams & Cos, by every steamer
TO the Atlantic States and Europe. South America.
Australia, Oregon, the Sandwich Islands and
China.
Renewed facilities are now offered to the public
for transmitting gold dust, valuable packages and
letters, at reduced prices 10 all parts of the world
at our principal Offices
From Msrysvilie 10 Dobbin's Ranch, Fosters
Bar. Ballard's Bar, Sioney Bar, Camptoaville, Rail
road Gulch, Oak Valley Slate Range, Indian Val
ley. Raniedoter Bar, ST. 10 Bar Goodyear's Bar.
Cox's Bar, Downieville Ousleys Bar, Parks Bar.
Long Bar, Industry Bar. Kennebee Bar Barion's
Bar, Empire Ranch, Bridgeport, French Corral.
Frenchmah's Bar Missouri Bar, Sweetland's, San
Juan; Cherokee, Hess Crossing. M. Y.
From Downieyilie 10 Forrest City, Smiths Dig
gpgs, Kanaka Creek, Minnesota, Wolf Creek.
Snow Point, German Bar, Nj. T., Concord Bar, M
f.. Scott's Flat, Moore's Flat Orleans Flat, Eu
reka South, Back Bone House, Illinois Bar, S.
Fork, Missouri Bar, S. f., Nevada City, Eureka
Norh, Craig's Flat. Rapid Greek, Sierra City
Sierra Valley, and the other places on the route.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
On Adams IL Co.. in all the principal cities in
the Atlantic States and Europe and pay able at the
following banks
Z. w. Clark & Bros, St. Louis, Mechanics
and Farmers Bank, Albany Utica City Bank.
Utica; Bank Of Syracuse, Syracuse Bank of Au-
burn, Auburn Bank Of Attica. Buffalo; Rochester
City Bank, Rochester; G. Smith Il CO. Chicago
Alex. Mitchell. Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, Milwaukee Michigan State Bank, Detroit
Commercial Branch Bank of the State Of Ohio,
Cleveland; Clinton Bank, Columbus, Ohio
Highest price paid for gold duet.
Sight checks on Msrysville, Sacramento San
Francisco. and all the principal towns OF Califor-
mia. Deposits received, special or Otherwise.
Collections made on all parts OF the Atlantic
States and California; and all other branches OF
express business promptly attended TO. The
Subscriptions and advertisements received for
newspapers and periodicals. free OF charge.
Special messengers are dispatched with every
reasure express.
SAM w IANCTON A. mo