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stands actually pledged 10 render but the ambigu-
Gus attitude Of Prusss and perhaps the rnenactny
dispositions Of the Gear. have hitherto mpeded Der
proceedings. That she might be exposed TO alta x
In her GaIcian provinces IL, Of course, nnquession
able; but even II we admit that the reports Of the
Russian forces ON this frontier are more faithful than
they have been found in other cases, tsoems mposs
bic to conceive that power whchshas bean unable TO
make head against Turkish army, with division
of the allies IN its rear should be competent to over
~ finest armies in the world. TO suppose that
Fra9DA Joseph il afraid Of what the Gear can do
aGhst him, 10 to suppose Austria more tim nous
than the Porte and to regard the road to Vienna a.
more practicable for an invader than the road 10
By2antium.
In the meantime, too, il should be remembered
that by this overt accession Of Austria to the cause
Of the allies, she is ing the tranquility OF her
own provinces, which discern, In such v0Oporae
tion, the best pledge Of her future policy towards
themselves. We trust, therefore, that the renewed
advance Of the Austrian army into the Prncipsitics
may enable the allied forces to embark for the Cri-
inca while the season still permits the expedition;
but even If the result should be otherwise, our enc
mics viii still have little reason to congratulate
themselves on the Issue Of the campaign. Russia
viii not have inflicted the smallest blow upon the
forces OF France or England, nor win any portion
Of our dominions have been exposed to the calami-
ties OF war. The squadrons OF the allies have sealed
up the ports Of the Gar while their vessels ira
verse every sea in safety. The presence OF their
troops In Turkey has guaranteed the safety OF the
capital, and urged the Ottomans to efforts before
thought impossible.
Russia, on the other hand, has been foiled before
Silistia, has been w0rsted ia repeated actions has
lost the line OF the Danube, and will only hold q
portion Of tie Principaties, If she holds them at
all because it is not worth while to purchase her
ope, atoms far better calculated TO damage her
power.
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CANAL ToLLs--The following L. statement OK
The receipts Of tolls the State canals for the tn
week In July, and also from the opening o. neyi.
CATION up to and including the same period oK The
vears nained - 4h sgs0k 1ot1l 10
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Atias, dug. 4.
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which che might calculate must be sought there or
nowhere. There is not another town In Spain in
which the ercest hatred Of herself and her second
family Ii not the dominant sentiment of the popu-
lace; and her escape the frontier, which will
doubtless be her first object, will not be easily
managed over roads beset ct every point, and
watched by her successful enemies. Her palace
has already been pilaged and It IL made no secret
by those who are now the masters Of the country,
that, If this rapacous lady falls into their power,
some genie pressure will be exerted by way OF
inducing Der to disgorge the wealth which she has
accumulated for the children Of Munoz. Mere ban
ishmt ut will probably be no very heavy visitation.
Christina never loved Spain for its owe sake, and
her return to Madrid, after her long residence In
France, had probably no motive but money making.
Let her get safe away, and she will merely look
baak upon these transactions as o speculation in
shares which has failed. 1t rouses the blood 70
think Of her pert in the destiny which she leaves to
her unfortunate daughter. Queen Isabella owes q
large portion Of her unpopularty TO the fact that
the stock market. She has only been snttliberal
because her mother found that the constitution pro-
duced incoDvenient interference with her CONNER.
cial underta kings, and indeiicate curiosity about
her jobs. And that utter loss Of character which
deprves the sovereign even Of the protection which
her womanhood might have thrown around her, 10
put the miserable consequence OF marriage which
all the misf0rtupes of the discrowned King Of the
French were hardly sufficient to expiase, and for
which NO extremity OF indignity that the Queen
Mother may be forced to undergo can be regarded
ss more than adequate retribution.
II is impossible TO predict what course Queen
Isabella may be induced 70 take, bat unquestion
ably true p0licv would counsel her remaining
peacesbly in Madrid. The dificulty Of carrying on
the Government under color OF any other authority
than hers may prove her best security and 1t the
worst the triumphant generals may find IL con-
venient, while depriving her Of every shadow Of
power, TO use her as the assumed centre Of any
system which they may establish. It IL true
that the ominous cry Of The Constitution
and Morality" has been raised In Bar e
Iona aud other places and these words can
only carry meaning which none Of ODonnelfs
prcclamstions have seemed necessarily to imply.
STILL easy 1t may be TO obtain the assent Of the
Spanish people TO her deposition, the question Of
finding Successor would involve endorsements
which, besides convulsing Spain, might cause the
gravest peIplexity to Europe. To set Queen Isa-
bella aside, and to proclaim regency during the
minority Of her child-though such expedients
might serve as the means Of more immediately gra
III ing lie .n4i,.i..u OF O'DJarel aai Sefraao-
would be too proes an insult 70 the self respect and
onmJn serss Of tne Spanish nation. II 70 true
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-11
New Cash Store.

FNtE subscribers have associateh Themselves under
L the style and firm of John T Davis q Co. for the
purpose of conducting gene al Dry Goods Business
in the city of Lyp hburg. and have tai en- the LARGE
IRON FRONT STORE formerly occupied by .bn T.
Davis. where they recei' g and opening a
large and carefully selected stock Of Fall and Winter
Goods, emit cling every article usually found in Dry
Goods house tn which they respectfully invite the
trnion Of the friends md the public, confident they
prepared to offer and nti~ac tory Inducements
To all purchasers. JOHN r DAVIS.
JANE i. SCOTT.
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PURJ,Jc NOTICE

NHE s,brcrh"rs heins anxious sell their stock
oi gonds-in orier To close up their Co partnership
will, ran this dot, ofrr leir dssirabc assortment
of Ren iy mnde Cothing. olhs, Cassmeres and Vest.
ngs, and FURNISHING Goods n and heow Cost !,
We invite tn" attention of Country and other Mer
rhants In our choreRTd var vi lrcriun asshri, them
of our le-re 10 sell every erything the
favorable 'eims.
Any person esiroua of commencing rle GoilIng busi-
ness can now have mn oPpnrtunity OF he desira-
blcst"ck md stand IN the ci,.
N BIT Is desirable that NIL persons In iebteJ
by bond note, open account, should call and settle
possible, before hand them over for col
lection. BAKER X CLAVEY,
aug lots Corner Main md Market s.ts
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N. & M. GUaoENHEIMER

VUAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE PEO-
l. pie OF Lynchburg and surrounding country that
they are receiving and opening the largest and
most carefully eced stock of Fall and Winter Staple
and Fancy DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
CARS &c, exhibited in this market
Country merchants will do well to call before
g"ing farther East. Weare prepared sell at Rich
mnnd prices. heretofore: and respectfully ask call
from the public promising to sell great bargains for
cash. sep 25-d2m
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NALL n WINTER GOODS.
l. STIGLER, McELDERRY & co,

Al the Cd sIand Of D. 7. G. Pelers,
MAIN st. LYNChBURG, Va,
Take Ibis method oi informing their friends
and the trade generally hat t hive completed ih'ir
stock of FALL and WINTER STA LIE & FANCY
DRY GOODS and can safely say ii is the nagni
cent and best selected ck offered in the market
Persons wishing to purchase " Ill make it eay to their
adyanfagct, give n call.
sep22-ts STIGLER, McELnERRY e. co.
ly Rep. copy.
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ia N E. ]. SCOTT.

NHE subscriber tenders his thanks his friend. and
the public for the very liberal patronage bestowed
him and solicits continuance Of the the
New Concern of John r. Davis & Co., feeling confd
they give satisfaction. their sockis entirely
having sold my stock at auction. JOHN T. DAVIS.
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NEW CONCERN

fF'ilE undersigned will continue the Groccey mud
G Immissinn business nt the old stand oi Wilson
\ f.an,'in. where ho ncnde keepfg rrnc,n stock
al every urtic il hi line would eln to ii.
al customers nnd the p bill, rene,ny Prompt ntirn.
all forwarding and oihcr business entrusted To
ne. JOS II. WILSON.
September Isl, 1894. aep2ts
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Leares Richmoad eretg 1'nesday al oclock p. AZ
x,...s TIL II large npu new Steamer Il LN ID II II Il
SS~sss Capt GIFfoRp. will receive freight every Mor
hay, nnd up tine hour Of | o'clock p M every Iuna
lay. ior the above pnre..
Shippers to Wheeling, Pittsburg. Cincinnati mud ihe
South and West generally, will find this the cheap
,,st aud mos, expeditions. For freight. apply to
LUDLAM 4 WATSON Richmond Va
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RECEIVING AND On HAND
.Dn HllpS n. u. Il T. Il Sugar,
~ 40 h. Gopee mud Clarified Sugar,
30 boxes and bbls. Loaf Crushed. and ful
verified Sugar,
100 bag= Rio aud Laguia Gofec,
90 bugs Snirrior Old IVA Coffee,
~ hhds. Gaha unl 4. X. Molassc=,
30 bbl- n O. Moasses
30 tons Bnr Iron, nssorlod
. do Ilnor md Band do,
do. Bli-erd St cl,
| do. Ca.t aud Shear do,
10000 ihs Bacon,
300 Shlea Sol Leather,
10 do. Blncl, Upper do,
40 doz. Cali Skins
30 " Pink Ii ling do.
10 Sheer skins,
1900 i;ales Cation Yarn.
10 Bales O4nahurRs
80 Boxes Sperm and Adamanioc Candies,
50 do. Hull 4 Sons raten, do.
l5 do. Soap,
10 do Starch.
400 kegs Nn,-, 3 toto ay,,
10 Wr / Naila,
IL bbls nners OH
40 Peruvian Guano
900 sacks Suit,
plad. Bleeehed and Brown Domestic Calico Linen,
Drill, Bed Cords and Plough Lines, Winiow Gla-. aud
ruuy, Copprras, Alu o., Mnddcr md Indigo, Pepper.
6i"grr ard Spice Spades. Shove., Trace and Halter
Chains, Manure mud Hay Folks boots Shoes mud Hats
Far snle, exchange Ior counry frodncc,,n
loting terms, top @ltD JOHN lioLllNs.
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DnUsII MOUNTAIN MILL stones

DRUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones
ID The undersigned nre procuring from their celr
,rate quarry, at the Bush Mountain Montgomery
w. Mil Stones and Bnrrs of the very best quality The
reputation of thcsa stones widely kLown, but II
Railrond giving increased facilities in filling order.
We have APP oined Mcdaniel, Hurt 81 Preston. and Lee
4 Johnson Lynchburg, agents for the sale Of i n
ha will rcceiv orders and have them fulfilled
shortest no ice.
Our Address, Bl. sburg Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE " Co.
Janes NJ. Williams, Danville, " Reynolds 4 Go
Lcai lie. y. O. also agent l.P. P.&C Co
Feb I'D tets
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<:lIANSp.

/ hnvo IN store mud .hont 40 tonz No. | Peruvian
! Gunno, which will arIl cheaper hnn be bought
innny other market md brought In his place. Pense
rive Il call WIN. A. MILLER, On Basn.
:
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M NOT1CE.-'rhr firm of Hatcher Logwocd
y Co ~' expire, by limi,.'ion, on the nrst day
oI lnnunry, 1858. In order Ia close the business by
hnt date, Wi from ha day .' entire stork con
st@tne oi general as-o ment of Ready Made Cl thing,
Cloths. Cnssimeres aud Vesiings, at cos for CASH.
A. We are eanesi in intent Ct off hi. des.
rabl" stock, the above favorable terms the public
will find II their interest give us call before buy
ING elsewhere.
Those b'er To the concern rcques ed 10
forward nnl .ctlc enablous to close the bu ness
by the nhovo mentioned dnte.
sep 10 dls HATCHER. LOCKWOOD g. co.
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Cheap New GOOds---SecOnd Supply.

FINIE Ladies nre invited to call aud examine fresh
j lot Of l'engcs md Shnca, which have lust
eeycR, by Express fhis rnns Also, spl' ndid lot
of French Workr, Sleeves, aud Collars which will b. Of
fctcd very chcnp Forms cash aud pne price only.
A. G. LEWIS ESehai Fr Square,
may tsf Lynchburg.
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% Main ST, Richmond, pirginia,
ole agent iur TIA" sale al
UDRCESYER'S PTINDS,

md would invite the attention oi nrniessurs AUhtcuf-
und tho public tn nn examination of then
II nssoltmout enbi inces many ueN md beautiful
styles and 10y almost ever, arrival IA receiving addition
nj supplina He oler. the advantages in the
purchase oi Piano Fortes only in superiority
o Instruments, but nso III the prcesai which he sells
them. oct 3.dis
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ti1ANO.--N = nrc receiving and hnvc IN st
lot of No and damaged Guano, which we viii sell Mt
reduce ptirrs LEE CO,
sep 7-iz Richmond.
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e.NNUWKIA. MASS LI0UORuCE.

II - Cn'H-, a coHs1gHmoNt dUfT per shIV " oil
an'e,' from Lewis de Ynnnm Esq the ma, uf,ctur.r il
Spnin, for snrby DAVENPORT ALLEN co
apl % Is
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Franklin, Brother 4 Co,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
4 Nd COyHML MISSION MERCHAAT.s, nexi door
"a 10 Liberty Warehouse, MAIN street, Lynchburg,
Va have Just received and offer for sale ii la ge and
general stock of Groceries consisting of every article
in that line aso. general stock Of Liquors. Hardware
Staple Dry Goods. &C., &c. They most respectfully
solicit call from their friend. The public generally
Their stock Of good entirely and iresh and will
be offered the trade the low Price, for cash.
in exchange for country produce
JAMES FRANK IN,
EDWARD FRANKLIN ,Jr.
JOHN A. FRANKLIN.
% dts
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Bacon Hams.

w have Is hand u lot II very superior FAMILY
w BACON ia dS Tbo.e woot viii 10 we'll
10 cnll soon LEE f. JOHNSON,
sept | II
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- bynchburg Va
Respeetiuy invite the attention of tbeii friends and
the public generally 10 rhsr splendid stock Of FALL
and WINTER CLOT HING. just received at that WE'LL
known aud popular Gent e,n,n's Furnishing Esthbish.
ment the fRasKLIS CLorH AND CLOTHING HousE.
In purchasing their pre.ent supply he latest improve
ments IN -te have been observed and seiections made
from the more recent imporintions Of Cloths Cassi
and Ve.,ngs. by their Experienced ngent. Mr. Dixon,
after months careful examination. In style durabil.
y and cheapnn-- their stock surpnsscs nnyihing ever
inr"ln ed in this section If country Nearly the whole
o II has bean made their order under the eye Of Mr.
Dixon. and the greater par of having been
Tor cnsh they enabled offer inducements to thos.
in want Of cheap. fashionable and durable goods never
beior" mat with in this "ra any other narket
'rhei, stock of CLOTHS. CASsIMERES Il VEST
iNtS il also aigc and Of such and beautiful quail
ties that personal inspection only convey proper
idea of their superior richness md beauty. They have
employed tho heat o Wokmen. ard sus of Cloths
will be made to order in Fourteen Hours. Those
prcirrrng to purchase Goods Of them be made else
wh'ro, will have them cut fire. Of charge.
The Unprecedented success which attended their eff.
forts during the Spri,g and summ,r, please th.r
friends the public mike them hope confidently for
like success during the Fall md Winter.
Mons or Doisa BUSINESS. ''
To economic f,mc, abatement IN the price. asked
tor Goods will be made. those asked the lowest
they can he nod NJ. This will enable one salesman to
do the work Ut two. the old plan Of asking third
more thap they would be willing to sell for.
To Se7fr CASH, shor, time by special agree
m"ni-ani not Other w,ae which enables Them buy
their Goods prime pally for and per cent chenp.
than those " h" buy credit; il will nso from
10 to ID per cont for collecting, which enables them
sell goods nj lcnstha much cheaper than those houses
which sell on long time. GLASS 4 RAfNE,
J. DIXON, Agent.
sep ll-dsots
rV-Bediord Sentinel. Salem Register, Wyrboville
telegraph and chri'tiansburg Herald copy month in
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MERCHANTS.
Something superior.

SO1netnsnk SUPERIOR
III CCORkLE y JONES MI, hnsa IN aiow days,
WI 20 cnscs that celebrated 4. G. Stick lini ice,
% do do. a. Mass do,
To which they ', . the attention of manufacturers.
30
RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
BBI.S Stutus C. Sugar,
- % q ound. Clarified Crushed do,
20 boxes Loaf Sugar.
10 bbs n. q. Mulnsscs,
IL hhds I Il. do,
100 hags Ria Goiic,
so Lnguir do,
10 Prime old Java do,
80 boxes Adnmunlinc and Sperm Candles,
large lot of Glover, Orchard Grass mud Timothy Seed
Call selling cheap.
tfrh oats) YOUNGER Il SMITH
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For Rent.

rVNHE ~ srrbrr having made arrangements TO leave
the city. wishes rent tho house aud lot where lac
now vev the remainder of the Year f"r terms ap
pl to II yscif or Mr.. Henry |. Brown.
ong1 j,s &C WINGFIELD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-11
ANOTHB NEW NOTE UP On
WORCESTER'S PIANOS.

II VIE NV 1OIk VOmnrIrInT NdNefIi4rf oI IhN EFIH
j March. 1884 in an aiticlc referring to to the su
pciority OF timer fmpo I'D or foreign lnslu-
mcnts rays the following deserved and Just tribute 10
M Ut,ccdc'S PIANOS:
W. have seen piunos fvom Eng and, France and
Germany, mnde lay the most celebrates mhnulncturer'
ia those countries mud have heard their chclted
by the ton'h of -kl performers, bu must say hat W.
hnvc few pianos comparable with those mauutac-
uredhy II Worcester. In elegance oi form and finish,
richness ot tone, durability Of tune aud all other qualities
TINT render musra instruments valuable NJ Worce,-
ters pinaos unsurpassed II is hehlv rlodublc 10
pano manufacturers thut even Europeans nrc cln
strained to ncLnowledge Their superiority
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vi ne u supply of MexicIu Gunuu, which sell
Il low ,urr and ship up the Canal without any
of d,aybge ur I.o-l toll. LEE \ Co,
sep Is Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-11

I tLOAkS AND IALMAS-Ne have, undoubtedly,
y tie largest and handsomest sock ot latest French
.tyes VELVET CLOAkS, Gall colhs),
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silver and Plated Warc,

und Ten Sponns Sugar Tongs aud SiGus, Tea
Strauer-, Salt aud Mustard SPOONS, Table and Desert
Forks.
ALBATER Tabl, Desert aud Ten Spoons; do Forks
aud Batter Knives; Cake and Gard Baskets F 10 ,nn
PluIed md Btnn,n Cnstors Silver Fuit Knives cts;
Cake Knives. Silver. Pearl and Tortoise Shell Cald Ca.
Port Monies. &c. and every Kind of articles ususl.
y kept In Jen eller- 'forc which offer my friends
and old Customers, with the thai II sell
Ia low, aud favorable terms, any in the Ptsie,
hope have the pleasure If n speed, call, ard
anime for Themselves md the truth of the above
fV- Watches and Jewery repnired at short notice
and moderate terms. and highest price given for old
Silver.
2G Il JEiIU WILLIAMS.
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Jehu WilIiams,
DEALER WATCHES, S,JEWFLKY.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE

AS ln~t returned irum the North with -
j very extensive assortment of -" above EHA
orc'c' ond i. new opening, one door below the E,a.
Storr Of Jro &. Mrem. a large stock of Gold &sD
and Silver Lever Watches from of the first
tnctorirs IN Eurnpe-sorr of which will be warranted
10 kecpeood tmr fpi twoyenrs.
Also, a splendid assortment Of JEWELRY. con.i,,nR
in pnrt. o Gnilcmrns Fine Gold Fob, Vest mud g, ard
Chains; Seals, Keys mud lIronches. great n.
nety of Ladies Breast Pins Ear Rings, Cua Pins Fin.
Ring. nnd BrneeIcs nnd endless variety Of other
les II 4 ,Ia
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HALL and examine the weitest and finest stock of
" French N.,inos Engli- do. Scotch Pluids, Plaid
Cashmere. Solid delaines, Figured d" Plaid do. Blk
Lnstres &c and at much lower rrcr' thnn ever otter
cd ber,re STIGLER, McElDERRf & co.
o3-ts
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DRESS GOODS.s

NJ n,ice. VARYING from s. to SOC, and TALMAS-al
colors aud p'ice,. .,,,.,,,,,o ~,
91-ts SrItiER. NCEi.DEhh1 " w.
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VOL. 3.---NU. 62.
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
SEPTEMBER 11th 1854.
Franklin Cloth and Clothing House.

MAIN ST nearly opposite Cabell House.
Lynchburg Va
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For Sale
Throngh in Six Minutes.

ErST RECEIVED by Express. supply Of Austin
~ Magic Cream Freezeis, will freeze in six minute
without hor. A q. nuh and Shower Baths, Bathln
ns, ard Water Coolers Of my own mpnniact re, wh'c
uiered at prices to suit the times. c. s BLISS.
ma 30
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-29

The ArEsKOsooPJ.-Thk beautiful instrument-
and wonderful a. beautiful-has besn seized upon
by the nasuerreotvpists, simplifed aud put before
the public for general adoption. On viewing the
application of 1t to Daguerreoype pictures 1t Is hard
Ing Is the result produced The object of vision
through the Stereoscope Ia no longer picture; It
has all ne iinsarnents and pecalaritiee, and pres
euce of the living subject, only less in size. The
compile with mich this is cone must be seen
to be believed. Ths srly place that We know Ct In
the city where Stereoscopic Dasusrreotypes can be
procured ia " HIrEHUssF',, on Pennsylvania avenue
The world is indebted to Professor WHHATsIovB for
this b. aut;fu invention, which equals, in fact, what
we ONLY te. CT 10 the fabulous miracles CT Friar
BacpA.
The beautiful Daguo.rcorypes described shovs,
ars daily sold a. WuI-GECas7'a GALLERY, FerpsFl7R.
uis al.is near AZ street.
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SILVER TEA WARE.

ON PLATED WHITE METAL-we haye JUST
" eceived an extensive ortment of lee " ar-,
silver Plate on White Metal, n ade BY James Dixon
3 Son, theffeld, ]stely imported from England,
comprisns every newes. and r:cheet pattern manu-.
ttctured-
Also. . aIge assortment Of Silver Plate Walters,
~ all sizes, some Of the largest manufacture
Lsrge assortment OF Castor Liquor Stands, plslei
on German silver.
Tea Kettles. Cof-e Urns, Water Pitchers, single
Tea and Coffee Pots, Wine Coolers, vegetatls
D shes.
Fish Knives ard Forks, Salt cellars. sa aud Mu-
tard Spoons, Cake Bask cts, Bread dishes, and .
large variety Ct other plated articles for family
The above articles aIe manufactured 70 order and
warranted In quality.
Prices invariably Low, quality indis utabe.
I. BASTIANELLI OO.S,
JyZ-St Un6er BROWNE Hotsl
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-29
THE WEEKLY STAR.

: This weeks number contains the highly i'm
.portant intelligence from Europe received by
the two last steamers, besides news of an ex-
ceediDgly interesting character from all parts
Of the Union. The congressional proceedings
and political and diplomatic proceedings In
the Federal city, during the present week,
. viii be found carefully and attrsctively chron.
icled 10 its columns. Lamsrtine's admirable
sketch Of Nelson's Love-" which will also be
found in this weeks number Of the Star, will
! Be read with painful interest.
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