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w AND RETAIL GROOBkS AND COMMITS.
sion Merchants in the new Granite Front Building,
few doors above the Merchants Bank, MINI Sueet,
Lynchburg, Va receiving their Spring supply,
which they invite tho attention OF their friends and
tho public generally
30 hhds o, N aud ST Sugars
80 bbs Retired Coffee do
80 " Clarified nnd Puverised do
101 boxes Loaf do
10 bbs Cfushad do
10 hhds Cuba and n o Molnsses
20 bbls o aud Sugar-houae Sirrup
100 Sacks Rio and Laguira Coffee,
25 Superior Brown JAW do
Genuine Moop do
Ghosts G Z, Impesinl and Black Teas,
3 Ticrce, New Crop Rice.
900 Sides Sole Leather, hsnvy and light weighs,
bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs Bale Cotton assorted numbers,
bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Snt
20 tons Country and rredegar Rolled Iron, ass'L
1000 lbs Blistered Steel
1909 lbs Cast and Shear Steel,
5 boxes Patent Axes. different brands,
300 kegs Nails assorted,
10 " Horse Shoes,
100 lbs Horse Shoe Nns,
% best N1vn Scotia Grind Stones,
so boxes Sperm and Adnrnrtine Candies,
30 " 1urpeniine Soap,
90 Lbs Mackerel
90 " Tanners Oil,
10000 lbs good Fomily Bacon,
100 bushels clovefseed,
Ginger, Spice Pepper Ohockolntc, Alum, Snltpeter,
Soda Starch Copperas, Indigo. Madden. II nrge stock
of Cotton Osnsbergs, Drawn Donosti, +, Stuplc Dry
Goods and gr,ut mnny othnr articles tedious To
mention, all Of which they nrr sell on the very best
terms or 20 give in exchange lor country produce.
mat7ts
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Severe Case of Rheumatism

SccrrsYILLE, Aaenrdr CO., Va,
Ma ch ih, 1853 :
MssSrt Bforimer 4. Nocbr0y: CONFERENCE.-THE
been ulieged with Rheumatism for some time in ia
worst fofu,s aud being able 10 obtain relief from
other medicines, induced To If, "llampton's Veg
ctahle fracture few bottlcs Of which, mn happy to
say, lnve nude perfect cure
At the time commenced using the Tinctgre | WINS
scarcely able wuk. and have been for
weeks, entirely free from AL pain.
\ ours, most truly N. Il. MAY.
THE EMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility
EE1ac from James Harris E,q's Letter. Alexandria,
Va.-Aitcr speaking of wonderful cures on himself, he
suyss Mira H. has been suffering with the yercom.
plas and with inability, constantly complaining from
wea6 ness through her whole system, She enjoys
better health thantot iny years, being entirely eso,
ed hy the use OF Hamptoas Vcgetabte TncHrc"
Diseased Side Breast Eyes-Extract from a
Letter ffnm j. Chimes, ESQ, Lou,on county Va" My
wife has been for yes,s alll ted with great weel ness
pain in the breast side and buck; papilation # thu
hear eebleness oil the system; loss or appetite
complexion sallowi the sight of eye almost gone the
other yey weak. | am pleased say, Hampton
Iincfare has restored ferto perfect health Her eyes
are IA good now ever they
gY Call and get phamphets
Sold by J. H. SEAf & co, Lynchlr.rg; Sewers
Scottsyille A J. BROWN Charlottesville, and by all
DInRgiststhrough1ut the State. var ~ ely
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RECON- MENDAT1ONS.
CmEE ENGINEER,s O9EIcE. Va. & Tenn. r. L

2 q NJ VI \ a 70 No.
CHIEF ENGINEER's OFFICE, Va. & Tenn. r. X
Lynchburg Va Septcm cr 90, 1853. {
TO THE RAHROAD PEBLIC.
All the Cars every hind in Use upon II is TOAD have
been made al the Piedmont Works. in Lynchburg urr
d, the direction If Gen'l Nettleton as Agent
1t gives much pleasure say that our cars have
neen strongly and faithfully executed. cheer(uy re
commend these works, companies requiring cars,
competent construct and faithfully execute any con
tracts that may be made With the of these works,
CHAS. + NJ. GARNETT,
Chief Eng. Va, D. Tenn Il. K.
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. A Word to The Wise ="

not di'oays saBicieat-seyeral words arr -eeded-
Il "De Burgs Super Phosphate Limo" fertilizers
supported by of names who have tested that
ought carry conviction ALL Now is the time 10
apply it to the Corn and Tobacco crops 1t may be-
had nquantities suit with directions for USE from
may 90 b. y. SACKETT
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wouldbeg leave to call the attention of the public to
letter written by disng ushed PLY scian WHO is him
sell most skilfal player, and has welded his cue L.
many ands the banks Of the Seine as well as in the
eghborhood Of the Hudson
billiards consider of the most u, clul, us il is
the most fascinating OF all games good eve n steady
hand, judgement and practice the requirements for
excellence at Graceful aud amt sing it has iis at
fractions Tor all cnsses of society. 10 the mechanic it
Is usetu for ii relaxation from his daily
bodily toll TO the merchant and the prolessio man.
whose business is necessarily less sedentarv
especially recommends it self, firstly, AZ n relaxation
Secondly, fr the exercise which accompanies it, To the
invalid AMI hypochonrac il ia beneficial as it serves
as abstraction from needless If injurious trains
ct thought and tot the invalid the exercise is of So gen
tie character if not INDUCED fr too great lsneht
OF lime hat It cannot be otherwise than useful have
frequently recommended Billiards to individuals who
sought tor something which would at once combine
pleasure with benefit, and have invariably found it to
give satisfaction"
In conclusion. Tnlboi would say the public when
he receives pny for game of Bll art he does not
blu'h-for you may assured that player has had
ms moneys worthaad not receiving more than my
awful dues. Gully l-ts)
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1ssRz. SOMETHING NEW & BEAUTIFUL

LsaExh SOMETHING NEW & BEAUTIFUL,
M11lEy X. a. WILLIAMS calls attention to his new
A4d8SY beautiful varied assortment of PRAYER Bo,ts
GEsV which he ha just received and which lie se
lected nm.elf, in the Northern Cities but few day
ago: together with large stock Of Theological and
Miscellaneous works, consisting of all latest aad
most interesting works OF the day.
The followii are some ofthem:
Russian Shores by Oiphunt,
Maps of Europe,
Sketches OF Greece and Turkey
SillIman's Travels in Europe,
Life and Writings of Andrew Broadu,
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea,
he Discarded Daughter,
Revere~ of u Batcheor
Mrs. Brow ning's Poems,
history of Ireland,
fe of John Randolph of Roanoke, by Hugh A. Garland
Woman in tronce, by Julia Kavanaugh.
Womar and her Masters by Frederick Smith;
Together with beautiful selection of fancy articles
writing desks, til springs; large stock If nu
sic, paper halgngs, and peIumery of every kind and
at such NH carrot fail To please. All he asks
rhi,, Ic lnsnfe aHieS. may 10
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEI ING AND CIV fiftINDl
- BBLS Sluans C. Sugar.
I'D 25 q onnd. Clarified 4 Crushed do
20 boxes Loaf Sugar.
10 bbs N. o. Molasses,
10 hhds. 7. X. TO-,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so Lnguirn do
10 Prime old Jaw do,
50 boxes Adomnnline and Sperm Candles
Large lot of Clover Orchard Gruss and Timothy Seed
Call -oon selling nhenp.
(f-b its) YOUNGER Il SMITH
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Thirty Days Grace.

WIrh, view of disposiog of hi. present stock md
w making room for one much larger, the subscrib.
er WILL for the next thirty days. offer such inducements
to those wishing to purchase Fur nture for CASH as
were never enjoyed in this market.
The present stock made to order, and will com
pare iavorably with any in the market it consist in
part of the following utices: SOFAS circular and shield
back Divans, Tete Teles, Rocking Plain and Fancy
Mahogany Chairs, Carpet Medallion Sofas with Rock.
ing, Arm, and Paror Chairs match, SdebnarIs v it'll
marble wood tops, Dressing Bureaus with AID with.
out marble tops, Washsands MAJ bic or wood tops,
God and Cane seat Rockers, Wood Cane and Rush
seat Chairs OF different patterns Cottage Furniture and
Painted Chamber Sets lain half and whole marble
tops French Curtain Cluster Post Gothic and Cottage
Bedsteads, Mahogany Wllnul and Bronzed Iron Hat
Rack, French, Fiutea, and Hoop Card Tables. Centre
and Sofa Tables, with marble tops, Mahogany French
Extension Dining Tables, very fine article Mancga-
ny or Walnut Dining and Hall or Entry Tables Work
and Candle Stands Carpet md Cane seat Counter
Stools WARDROBE Pier Glasses Whai-Nots and INIT.
Not Desks, &c &c. An inspection ofsoc is respect
fully solicited. Ell. FOLKES
Waierooms3 dooss below Liberty Warehouse.
July II
20 Rep copy
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OFFICE Va. & TENN. RA1L.RoAp Co. !

Lynchburg, Sept 20. 1853.
From intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo g.
Cure. feel confident that the Piedmont Works under
his management, will fully MAINTAIN its reputation
making Rail. Road Cars well in any and all us
branches of mechacal operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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Flour.
Tin Plate Lead pina

Tin Plate Lead Pipe &c
= BOXES Tin Plate, III x IA and II Zoo lie an
- / 80 pigs Block Tint 800 feet Lead Pipe 4 I
Il inches-for sale by GEO BAGBY,
jun "a
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THE undets signed having had charge of the above
W orhs from tnor commencement. under the former
Popror Maj. A Ellison r.; asks lc to say TO the
Ra-Roud public that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue il, marriage hoping by
ps long experience in Rail road works ard at
tenton the work entrusted him. to merit the ap.
probation aud liberal patronage III the public
A. NETILET Manacet.
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The Billiard Saoon will be continued ty Talbotnt its
present locality, in convenient place in the
city, wherel shall be pleased to wait on all those who
may think proper to give me their custom.
jun 26-d4t MELVILLE TALBOT,
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'I'HESE WORKS have be- set in operation i,ll
L all the latest Improged Mochtnery for Wood and
iij1 work, aud upon scale commensurate with the
wants of the South and West, for Car construction
Aore lhan one hundred cars oil all description have
he rate these work, Tor the Virginia Tennessee
Raj Road.
Presidents and Engineers OF Rail Roads respect.
rlly invit I'd bestow Their patronage they may
~ uron having their work finished in strict pliance
vim H. az plans and ings after the most
tPrrovel plans oil Construction. prices satisfactory,
Southern ssail-EsoaIs
W.iluo longer be compelled 10 obtain lheir Cars from
tie b, subject large expense and risk of Trans.
rortatQn. GEO. q. CURLE. Proprietor.
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Summer Arrangement,
&N 80
VA. a. TENN. RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Change Of Hours

an and after Monday, April Sd. th. Espress all
" and Passenger Train will leave Lynchburg daily,
(exeept Sandays) att A. NJ. aud arrive Big Spring
i04A NJ.
Returning leave Big Spring at 45'r. NJ and ar
rive in Lynchburg at 2. Z. M.
Stopping each way. only at Forest, Goo les. LouIy.
Liberty. Oak Mulga. Lisbon, Buprd's. Bansacks.
Gish's MILL Big Lick. Salem. Dyafs Thomas aud Big
Spring. THOS. SHARP. Gen'l. Supt
nar9Sts
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WIN. 3. HANNAH

HAS now open aud for sale. most desirable
Il J. stock Of Spring and Summer goods, To which he
bees leave TO call the attention Of his friends and the
public generally Hs assortment is "a complete and NJ
az low prices as ay in the market. He would call
particular attention TO his stock Of
Silks Dress Goods and Ribbons.
Also, to a splendid stock of furnishing goods Tor gen
tcmcn among which may be fouE1
SHIRTS, COLLARS. CRAYATS, Gloves &c.
All Of the newest styl.s aud best lakes. Buyers will
confer favor by looking through my stock befro put
chasing, as | am determined To sell cheap the
cheapest. mar 81 Is
gTLExprcsz md Gnzete copy
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'7lIlllIs
MEDICINES.
will Won Read the Truth 2

Medicine .s.szt have and great merit 10 stand
n til. of public opinion. No hrt Of man ran
galyanise worthless sffrie to keep up ssa good
medicine. II IL be not really
A good medicine will live. be popnlnr. and
tend II. sales year after year in spite Of opposition
The pcoT readily find out s virtues, and the iaue .,
them paszs- from m9utli mouth with rapidly
than nav sfapers spread H. living witness iest
flying to The medicine has made for him Is of Tar
more service q an any newspaper advertising.
In proud ri shni say above, we refer you To
HAMPToS's YEGETBLE T1NCTURE, and "a IF
ees iia pfHise l. IN the mouths of multitude Tie
best men in Country give their tcstimery to IL
wonderful Among them we name lion. II.
Clay Hon. Rich NJ lohnsoH, Vice President of the
rniied sates with hundred. Of others Capt. Thomls
Canot-brother the relrlrated physician If the
Emperor of Ffanee-wns cured by il Of disea-e OF
seven yeas standing after the k of all e Doctors u
Europe aad Ameri. hal failed 10
TRUTH Is MIGHTY
An Appeal TO every Man and Woman.
.7aofter GTREbg HAMPTONS TfNCIUREi
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor, every Where bear The same
Testimony.
Real tie follow ing CertihcHte from Indy, endorsed
by Postmaster e. Z. Cooper;
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GAS! GAS!! CASH.
GAS FITTING.

VAS Il ANS.
AN fully prepared to introduce Gas Pipe into Stores
Dwellings Factories, the shortest notice. llav
ing had several years experience the business my
work may be relied ON perfect. am ready to give
estimates amy time will also furnish steam pipe.
JAMES CLELAND,
Pract cal Gas Filter. Main
Wilson & Franklins old stand, up snifs
iun7 dts
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Uur terms will be cashier negotiable paper satisac
tnrily endorsed
ne subscriber, thaaklO for the VERY liberal patron
nse bestowed on him for the las. fourteen yeor4 he has
he will still continue his former bushes. u. ber,nr
pNl hopes with the addunna facilities ~ now hasaod
the constant attention be feels deter ined to give 10
US ou'nes' IN all rs various branches to merit a CON
''nu Il, ao OF the patronage of liberal pubic
''Pt -'-S 6EO G. CURE
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Turkish Linen Bathing Towels.

FENHE excellence of these towels consists in their
u sharpness feXibity and powder of absorption
rendering them very valuable for bathing purposes For
sale by JOHN. II. SEAY X co,
Jun 3 Druggists.
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The attention of Farmers arc also invited to these
Works thers will be kept always hand all kinds OF
Agricultural implements,
say Flows Harrows, Cultyaors ou Shelters, Chu rs
Of various patterns and of the improved and la set
agricultural purposes Farmers may rely getting lus,
good les at these Works they the North,
other works. end at Northern prices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-24

~ Office. The BILLIARD SALOON establishment
y lately carried ON this CT hy Talbot Il Potter is
this day dissolved by mutunI consent We our
thanksto friends AMI the public general for their
liberal patronage All persons indebted the concern
will cal ON Talbot an s,te thcir ttlc ucmorandnms
Talbot will settle all the debts OF The establishment
TALBOT a. POTTER
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IN READINESS.

I'VE subscribers will have their semannual accounts
in readiness for presentation by the st of July
Ailindebted are expected toe prompt in settlement
Accounts which were due the old concern Of A. s Shar
g. Co ttoelve months siqce unless settled at that time
will be placed in the hands of officer for collection
jun 80 BURROUGHS SHAFERS co
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Gymnastic Academy.

MIR HERNANDEZ proposes 10 establish, in
I'h Lynchnurg, GYMNASIUM, where all the ex.
erese4 pertaining the prof ssoin will be aught--
including practice upon HORIZONTAL AND PAR
ALLEL BARS, ROPES LADDERS. HORSE.
DUMB BELLS, THROWING KNIVES, BOXING X
FENCING. He will also have in connection with the
Gymnasium SHoorING GALLERY
His terms viii be only FOUR DOLLARS per month
the school to commence : sufficient, nun e ,
of subscribers are obtained.
MIR. Hernandez calls attention the folowingr econ.
menda.on from physicians of The city. In developing
the muscles aud promoting the general health an ap-
pearance nothing compare to Gymnastics.
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WANTED-20 negro men to work an rho -
pairs cfthe Virginia & Tennessee Railroad DIN.
ing the balance of the year. Apply 10 'u-
'' '''" f. II GILL, Genl SUIT
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For OldPoint, Norfolk and Portsmouth.

Port Walthall Line
NHE beautiful and favorile steambanta g~a~@ ~
AUGUSTA, under ihn command of Ssss.ss12sszSSzx
Capt. VIM q. Smith, ESQ long aud favoraby known 10
the travelling community the Potomac and James
Iivef,) Is now running tho line vim Port Wal
thall,aad is furnished with l. Il T. BOATS
Lille Preseryers, Force Pumps, and all the appliances
iured by Act of Congress the safety of ass
myers.
The Cars running H. COT nexon with the Augusta from
hchmond leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot on
every Monday Wednesday,ana Friday o'clock , NJ
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packet Boats
have but few steps walk the Cars
The Oars runnii from Petersburg City Point in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
days as above, alta from the Depot of the Apo
mattox H. Co, thus giving passengers an opportunity
to go from Lynchburg ether by the Packet Boats or
Danvile Railroad Richmond, by way of the South
Side Railroad to Petersburg and from there next morn
irg to Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the alter
tedays, viz Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
81 An
The Augusta will step Old Point both going and
returning regularly through the Bathing Season.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point So 90
Fare between Richmond, Coke's Rings Mill and
Grove Wharf, --.---.---..----.--... | so
Children over three years and not twelve
years of age half price.
RicdiseeCh, Gu Oh
servants, through / 80
Servants to any point tire river. ! 90
Meals Observation-Disclosures. 90 25
jun 26-d&cts THOS. D0DAMEAD. Supf
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Lynchburg Furnishing WarerOOm.

KNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
specttully call the attention OF tlie citizens al
Lyncburg and the ad Joining country.to his large and
a. splendidassortmento oil BOOTS, SHOES <AF3
HI CATERS. &c, OF his OWN MAKE
-sT and which are WARRANTED OF THE BEST DUAL,
~ AND Of SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP
Persons wishing To have good and durable Boot 81
Shoe for the present season. will do well call me-,
a. am determined to please, both regards qualilS
ind price.
Don't forget . cali the three doors above the
franklin Hotel, and immedatey opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank 7. +. GRlMALDl.
dec Its
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Dissolution.

TENHE partn.rsip heretofore existing under the frm
and style oil Bell Jennings in the praprieturshp
Of the Cabell House, has this day been dissolved hy
mutual consent The subscriber Inns purchased the en-.
trainteres OF Mr. Jennings and will hereafter be the
sole pro- retof. lie respectfully solicits conlin
tie liberal patronage h, has heretofore received
from his friends and the public orally promising thu
pars expo, shall be spared to render them co
Portable while they stop with him
June 9TH, 1854. (ts) ROBERT II BELL.
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THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

This Pow consists Of two Plows placed one before
the other, ON the same beam. The forward one takes
urrow from three To SIR inches Deep separating the
at the grass vegetable mate aud lays it, slice surface
down. ia the bottom oil the previous flrrow; ard the
hind one follows from tour inches deeper, and
raises and deposits its sic that oil the forward one
1t being raised and turned, the sub soil is broken and
meowed, and spread loose and evenly over the swar,
orn the language of the State Agricultural Committee
ot New.lork, in their report of 1850, it makes
seed bed utmost perfectly IA spade
We will keep constantly hand a large az ortment
Of SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow AID white
fine, fak. Walnut, &c, which will sell at regular
boat or wholesale prices Persons wanting lumber will
hind it their advunage purchase al these Works. as
icy can have then lumber worked and dressed to or
"er, thereby saving the expense of hauling
We will ala con ron Il 10 mud,
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BILLIARD ~ OGDEN,
GrOcers Il Commission Merchants.
Oter for Sale Large Stock of Groceries
NONSlS ING in part of the following articles New
~ Orleans Porto Rico aud Cotee Sugar; Java, La
guyra and Rio Conee Iron Steel and Nails of every
variety Foreign and Domestic Liquors; large as.ort.
ment of simple DyGoods Hats Caps, Boots 81 and
indeed every variety goods usually kept in Grocery
house heir stock is the largest that it has
been their pleasure to offer To the public Feeling con.
hdent they can seles law ny house in the CITY, they
respectfully solicit call from their friends and the pub
lie generally before purchasing.
WM. s. DILLARD.
WM. II. OGDEN
apl 6.ts Opposite the Farmers Bank
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TIN PLATE &c.-75 boxes Tin Plate, lie and
l. lt-l0s Ia and Is <20-bright and loaded,
20 bbl4 Block Tin IN quantities to suit purchasers
Fo, sale by CIVIC GEORGE BAGBY.
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General New. Summary.

A case Of cholera was reported to the
city authorities of Boston last Thursday A
woman, named Hartley, is said to have been
attacked with it in Broad street. The Mayor
and Aldermen, at a special meeting yesterday
afternoon, passed an order that a building be
temporarily prepared for the reception of pa
tients, should other cases occur.
The British Government has revived a
most disgraceful practce-that of forcing sea-
men who have been taken prisoners Of war to
serve in the Navy, where they are Of course
likely to be called upon to fight against their
own country.
A letter dated st. Louis, May 27, says
''the cholera is prevailing here to consider
able extent. Quite number OF deaths are
reported daily. 1t seems to create no alarm,
as it is expected annually during the hot sea-
SON." HA ~ hs
We are informed that Rev. Henry
Ward Boecher has positively engaged to be
present at the State Temperance ConventiSl
to be held in Lowell. commencing on the
evening Of the goth Of this month, and con-
tinuing through Wednesday, day and even
ing.
The New York Commercial, journal
winch IS very cdreiul ~ 4eo StntcuehsS " ldctss
learns from Washington that fisher es treaty
ON principles Of reciprocity, has been conclud-
ed between Secretary Marcy and the British
Minister, and that it is expected the two
Governments will promptly ratify it.
A young man named James Blackwell
fell from ladder to the ground, a distance of
about thirty feet. striking his head and shout
ders upon some iron castings, at the Lowell
Machine Shop, Wednesday evening, killing
him instantly.