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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
Real estate for Sale.


A GENTLEMAN Obliged to seek home in milder
os ss so sS'a p az
sDa sSOs .ehoo Rsss Tare az. three ser., q
.pd for pde md otes With tn. best Of rusby
s sns ssss :ts m:
Iss from y. the city a, for properly S
sioosyn paying stocks For further particulars 'die
A T PRIVATE ShLE-Tke three story and high
"A bic. House snd Lot No 2ls West s5hst norrs
irehes deep contains oil the modern viii be sid
% bona. :n I'D %p y
beautiful COTTAGE in CATSKILL-Situated
~ on s Of to. KS Cole
s oS S s e and s n l Int S
Of bfs sbf is 0i se M ''
CLARENCEvILLE, l.. l., LOTS being
20 svsiled themselves Of this To Die
& V not 70 s .S ed @ :Ss hG' E
when the drawing for choice will take place. and the sale
village of Casncevile situate Long Island FIVE nile.
esne1 Of It, CHE Dep0; in tbs vi.se bSuOded b the
Eesiyn sas:s Plan. ok. sss i,seSt 70 's 5s1
the ds @ then half fopr Besices the railroads two
is Ss01: o." in width are all
d sDS p.9isd s Ss:ss be % vs.
laid exceedingly healthy and picturesque and has en- sbun
IN .dysn.ses ths proprietor h,7ins erected
n CO s ns 10 So. S sa1a Ss
Itta,og.y he sserb. 70 Los TIE Ps Of 1s'h ot
s's ssiss sisGs s5 me perfect
plJins he Office public nee.n: lor The edmin Of mem.
hrs viii BE h'id led eEe D pG.RH Po5stor
Office SO ls3 Hs.terst-
COTTAGE DWELLINGS and BUILDING PLOTS
AsIoR for r g cS Ssst s.d eight
Building Plots contain eht lots about hsf each aud
ss ee.,d for ,A Pars' Who Gu .1G d. ,Tsn
ir 7cc tcwsd eo,nDfis suc tndpg which with IN, pur.
ba none Viii @ by bond AMI sftsss- On ,be popetty
sold % dSso Poa Of se@ 1 's.
years tbOu' what they would hayeo for rent
u new hsk) n prssens sn SppoHoy ~ 70 ?, Ut
and h.i o from the bank Of The E;s, hcs, the coil : s39d
~ sVS - ss su we sesei, .oes :. lD.rse
ese vicinity the the cry fe1aen by
River from foon Ferry now being soS hs
Fsis ss; dS ";:; q: s:
are bcDs into ibs VILLAGE. have been
Or zee sseoo o. zen csse % aba & i nS fa
s oost . s 9 ., a' Oh TX y I s.@s S9sI
aeOad nOor Gcm q O'Clock NJ to u NJ, where maps OF tn'
wpOICE rpOoVIv wv DID ,pEpry co. SAT !, ON
nVF0hnSr BHooKtyH sints. o oi o. ..5U M
to- .i.: sG % ss cg, s, G %n o The oo2:
bss Of Gssnd si s he s soy cG' A
Of o2od, ,ssenee Of pI Cox ihis Of
@ on seet sSoye he street WITH eoar, yard
ftaG ,hIouslOs, al in complete repair A: t~9Or
fell lots Of Ground sdnpg the above extendins from Ok
ford ct 10 Popdsv so remsn bond and mott
rage INQUIRE Of KNOWLToN Nos 81 snd SO murray a. ny
fu,t 70 S Brookl,n -''' w '''
g,OIlNTRy RESIDENCE for SAIE-Consists Of
4 ,oONIhi hN o'pb.'NH ioi -, , ", VI
~ two story horse x acres ana wei ttoce WIZ
b. r. sr sts,ion asovs st,Itod conmuaton $50 per ys
in .l usn' ivqgife OF HENRY HAWLEf NO ls AmitS-st
Mr. BELL aren't depot Daren $500 One hall
remain G bond a. d mortgage az psT cent.
<y0IiNTPy Sj7I7rEor sale n heeIIf;fnI resdenco
q ,OCNi ~ 80 \. - 49, " " ~ - 49,
fne one two .to,. ard Ish bentat with Was also To
ruding pat Hont oil perfect
There are eout nns ceres o. Lino DYES e, rom
OF shout 5' feet H has eree No enoe snd
vse OF trees ard ena IS YER poe s
than 1SrteIt i.o. the WIN ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

ITO LEASE-At low prices, for mechanics shops
spS dw eipss Of 50 aud 4Jh between
ah and e,hsvs Apply JAMES NJ. LATHAmS MechancshOP
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Drp GOODS.

fCLOTH WAREHOUSE
~ WILSON q. HUNT 4 Co corner M,idsn-lsae ~
prepared wk and steeS = -
Coos desFred for nep's conssoss Of Cod, ~ ~
us,stss trerch English end American Cassirsrs.
Fbs-h Msseis and STA ve,,ns; p-rss .sd LONDON Dir
the ~bse and f,ney eoor-d Dacks Ass
Good' BY every seser to which they nvit. ID. sss
buyen.
DRTsS GOODS-SPRING STYLES.-BOOrR1
~ FUTILE. No. lts Broadway. OFFER to the usts s. -
varied soei Of Ds Gocds OF new and approved sbs sss
fhev tst. open variety Of syles Of Pors1s-S
rpsish Lawns Jsoopes Orssnd. Of patterns nat -
Plair B.r~.ss shade ard qnsy rcnsAi,-s "a
Pi.ia Dc Lsip~s Plsn s.d Plaid de- Boz Plaid aud Pa
R.r.s, Se L.o~s fine Cb-ii Clohs English Prime ~
riey Of rev aylea which tor-sher with large
ron srS de Lsnes improved designs hey vs
sreufion of cash and shcrt-tas bEyeis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

ITO LET-A small but convenient Dwelling House
u I'm Bloomfield NewJereey few mites from this city
convenient churches End schools Apply to Mr. WARD Nc 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07
EOR SALE-Hotel aud Boarding. House at Nortl

TOR SALE-Fiye Lots on 5Sd-st, north side COM
5hav each Is by leo feet inches
Price each VIII exchange good improved property Ap
ply 10 L III. BROWN. No II Wslst from 10 L NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

ina. Irv-r,or Of III. Chemical Ye,t Powder which gePsse
.as sod by HIM II Ne So and 70 Ney fork
cara THOSE who purchase sho1la sh thsy co. ast v -
above nAme on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

DOR SALE--A neat two-story frame House in the
village OF Famount Upper Morrsanis, lot 100 feet oa
hy 20 deep OF Ess and North Rivers % 10
gordon and orchard Of hne zed fruit such sppes
peaehse pus pears also and Apply TO B.
SMITH, No. 50 Canal st. Ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-07

ITO LET--Store and Houses in Greenwich.st, Nos.
Il SIT and sl7t Apply to J. CLEU Co, No 81 Msdenlane
ITO LET-A pleasant part Of o modern House in
34h<t family with good references None hers
need sppy Rent ems Inare OF WM H. RAYNOR corner of
BInad nno Sth
, 1854-08-05

MORE GoLD Just as we are going to
press, there is report brought up by the
Steamer Whitcomb, that rich gold diggings
have been discovered at Shoalwater Bay.
1t Is said that the citizens Of Astoria have
generally gone over to see what they will
see.-Times.
, 1854-08-05

ARRIVAL OF SAINrs.--The Star says, 6fty
Mormon converts arrived on the Julia Ann,
dissnberked at San Pedro, to join the
Sailtsat San Bernardino. They number
tWenty-seven men and women, and twenty
three childrenA6rst fruits Of missionary
teachings in Australia. There must be
very strong faith in these people but their
conduct accords with what was related to
us BY others at San Bernardino. We are
told, among these fifty are four women
who left their husbands and children, and
husbands who left wives and families, be-
ieving their salvation depends upon their
joining the body Of the church. -
, 1854-08-05

GoLD ON CArHLAPooDLE RIvER.-We
learn from Mr.. HUFF, that valuable mines
have been discovered on the Cathlapoodle
river, some 80 or 40 miles above its mouth.
Large quantities Of gold, silver, and rich
iron ore, have been found on this river.
The Cathlapoodle takes its rise at Mt. st.
Helens, and empties into the Columbia at
thellower end OF Sauvie's Island. 1t is al
50 reported that there are rich mines in
the vicinity Of Mt. St. Helens.-Times.
, 1854-08-05

To tho Democracy y Of WhaiCOIn. q.
Island, Jefferson and CInlalN
Counties
A Democratic Convention will be held
at Coyeland, on Saturday August l2th,
for the purpose Of nominating candidate
to he ballotcd for at the coming election
to represent the above counties in "Coun-
ell - at the next session Of the Legislature
Of Washington Territory.
1t is earnestly requested that delegates
from all the above counties will he in at
tendance.
BY order Committee,
NATH D. HILL, Src'y
, 1854-08-05
SheriT,s Sale.

DY virtue Of an order To me directed, dated the
ID thrty-frst day Of July, A. d. eighteen hundred
and hftyfour by Victor Monroe associate Justice for
the second Judicial district Of ThursOn county will
offer at public out cry to the highest bidder on Satur-
day the seventeenth day pf August between the hours
Of ten O'Clock A M, and four O'clock p NJ Of same
day, grey horse called Grey and one roam horse
called Skeoknm taken under attachment in favor Of
Luther Mills, Jas. Vantine, John G. Parker ir, and
Henry ColteT, trading under the name Of Parker Col
ter Co., against Joseph Latshaw, nonresident q
this Territory. ~
p. KENNEDY
Sheriff of Thurston county, Wash. Ter.
Olympia, Wash. Ter, August |, 1854.
, 1854-08-05

~ The steamer Crescent City arrived
atNew York on the 10th June, from Ha-
vana, with dates to the 14th. The regis
try Of slaves had commenced. Fears were
expressed as regards 6llibustcro expedi-
tons. s...-r
, 1854-08-05
Wanted.

INFORMATION OF WILLIAM MOTGOMERY
il MCCORMICK, Of Pennsylvania. When last heard
from in hiftyone he was ahout leaving Oregon City
with company who designed forming settlement
at Puget Sound. Any information concerning him
will be thankfully received If addressed TO Ann +.
Mccormick, Lock Haven, Pa. or TO Adams 4 Co, =
Express, Yankee Jims, Placer county, Cal. Said
Mccormick is about thirty-two years Of age, brown
hair and fair complexion.
July %, 1852. 4Gt
, 1854-08-05
To those in want of Brick.

THE undersigned having burned kiln Of about
Il 10000 brick on Dover point n miles below Oym-
pia, and being desrous Of disposng Of the same at
the earliest convenience offers them for sale whole
sale and retail on terms to suit purchaser
Specimens may be seen at the store Of Geo. A .
Barnes, Olympus W. 7.
'- 'iis MHLNGToN & sALCoAfB.
Olympia, August 5, 1854. ATS
, 1854-08-05
PIERCE COUNTY
Democratic Convention !

\ Democratic County Convention will
bc held at the Court House, in Pierce
County, on Saturday hc 2Gh dag Of AZ
supported for the various county and terri
toril Offices, by the democratic party at
the ensuing September election.
Per order gC Den Co. Cem
H. c. MOSELY, Gin.
, 1854-08-05

TNHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the stock
Il on hand, Of c. c. Terry together with recent ar
rivals per Success and Merchahtman, have on hand
assortment Of general merchandise for the trade,
which they oier Wholesale and retail ut small adj
vance on cost.
Alki, July q. 1854. 47tf
, 1854-08-05
John G.. Parker, Jr.,

DEALER IN
GROCERIES, AND PROFESSIONS,
OLYNPIA W. T.
April Is, 1854. 32tf
, 1854-08-05
COwIitz River Notice.

0NHE undersigned will run 4 regular line Of canoes
i up and down the Coyltz river starting from Raj
nier and Monticello the arrival Of the steamers
from San francisco and Oregon, and starting from
COwlitz Landing 10 connect with the above steamers
at the month Of the Cowlitz. Also extns always
ready. have engaged the best Indians and shall
accompany the canoes myself Passage and freight
10 suit the times.
.I .II-,l WILLIAM SIMMONS.
Rainier, Juno 30, 1854. y 4ln
, 1854-08-05

MOUNT VERNON, Lewis County.
f7fl -tffFL Il July 20, 1884. !
FTAHE subscriber having located twenty miles above
Il the Cowlitz Landing, at the head Of navigation On
the Cowltz river, on what was formerly known Is
the Cicatat Prairie, in beautiful grazing country,
would wish TO take from so TO 200 head Of COWS on
the shares For information address the subscriber
or G. c. Paggett, Cowlitz Landing.
3w4S J. L. MITCHELL.
, 1854-08-05
John G. Parker, Jr.,

-UFFEKS FUK bALE-
GROCERIES, coffee, ground coffee,
Tea, green and black, crushed Sugar,
Brown sugar. Mustard, Pepper, -,
Tomato eatsup, pepper saii6e, ~
Cayenne pepper. starch, saleratus.
Adamantine candles, soap.
Tobacco, cigars pipes, matches,
Yeast powder pickles and sardines.
bread, pork, butter,
Flour, salt. hams, lard.
in kegs aud bottled,
Cogniac, Pinteaux aud Martell brandy,
MOnongahela and Bourbon whisky,
10 bushels, Nisqually bottom,
Brooms, 80 doz., Buckets, 10 dozen,
Percussion caps, shot and bar lead,
Wash boards, tin plates, twine,
Genuine Spanish float indigo
Nails 30 kegs, assorted.
Olympia, July %, 1854. If
, 1854-08-05
NEW GOODS
EX TARQUINAi
Goldman & RoSenblatt,

LAVE received, in addition to their former stock,
II the following goods TO which the attention OF
the public is respectfully invited.
We are now offering an invoice Of superior black
Dress Silk,
Fine De Lans, Merinoes, Wooden Plaids,
Alpaccas, Wooen and Cotton Damasks Jackonet.
Muslins, Dress Linen, Ginghams and Lawns,
Prints, great variety,
Flannels Of all colors,
Linen and cold Table Covers,
White and cold Counterpanes,
Kentucky Jeans, Tweed and COttOnade,
Emb. Chemissetts, Undenlecves Cuts, Collars &c.
Silk, Linen and Cotton Laces and Edgings,
Fine trimmed Silk. Satin, Velvet and Straw Bon
nets, new style,
Hosiery, Gloves, Perfumery and Fancy Articles, a
large assortment,
Silk and Satin Ribbons a variety,
Numerous articles for cVildrens Eear
Also, fine black and cofd cloth Frock and Sack
Cashmere Tweed and Linen Goats,
Superior black and fancy Cashmere pants,
Satinett, Jeans Linen aud Cotonade pants,
Fine Satin. SILK, Cloth and Linen Vests.
large supply Of Linen, Checked, Calico Hickory
and Flannel Shirts,
MerinO, Flannel Cotton Undershirts and Drawers
Black Silk and fancy Satin Cravats,
Silk pocket Hdkfs and Scarfs,
Silk Metr. Cass Fur and Panama Hats,
Carpet and EnalAeled Bags,
Gents calf skin and kip Boots,
Gents P. Lea. Brogans
Boys kip Boots and Shoes,
Stationery,
Poetica and Historical works by celebrated authors
School books, and numerous articles belonging to
that business.
Together with variety of Hardware, Groceries and
An examination of our stock is only necessary to
draw costume.
Our motto-Quck Sales and small profits.
Our system-Equal Justice TO ALL
GOLDMAN 4 ROSENBLATT
Olvmnia August g. 1854 A9tf
, 1854-08-05
WASHINGTON HOTEL.

(rHE LONE PINE TREE IN FRoNT)
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS
OLYMPIA, W.T. -ftfD q
TNHE proprietors Of this hotel having erected an A
l. additional building and completed other ex- laI
tensive improvements are prepared to offer ~
good Accommodations and fare any hotel in our own
or neighboring territory.
The Bar will always be supplied with the best Liquors
and Cigars.
A good Stable Is attached to the premises
Our motto-Clean Beds and Warm Rooms.
CORLlSS 4 ENSIGN.
October l, 1858. lh t..."
, 1854-08-05

Estate of Geo. N. McCOnaha,
Deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all persons having
IN claims against the late G. n McConaha TO exhiI,
It the same with the necessary vouchers within one
year from the date hereof to me at my residence in
the town Of Seattle, King county, W. T.. and all
persons indebted to the same requested TO make
immediate payment
A. A. DENNY, Administrator.
July Is, 1854. lwG8 H.lt fTF|H
, 1854-08-05

HAVING this day sold our entire stock Of Merchan-
disc, etc. to Mr. F. E. Lynch the business here
toore carried on by US, will hereafter be conducted
in his name.
COLE, ELDREDGE & co.
steacoom, July 0, 1854. 2w46
, 1854-08-05
Saywardis Lime !

OF PACKETS, consisting Of the ship Harah ~ y
" Parker Brig Merchantman, and schoonefstNtk>
wllimantlc will run regularly between PnAet soupd
and San Bmeisco. a \. efders for aanh viii be
promptly attended to-. gIt7,~t.sf- .~- rNsa'ti Al
july 81 1868. iNy
, 1854-08-05
List of Letters

D EMAlNING in the Post ofice at Olympia, on tn
n 30th of June, ls5l:s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16
LADY's NEW FASHION BOOK.

NN the Is; uf every month is published price 25
~ cents Frank Le.lie's Ladies' Gazette Of Paris,
Loodon and New York Fashions. containing 100 En-
cravings of the Newest Styles of Ladies aud Chid'ens
Hats Cnps Dresses, Mantillas, &c, full size Paper
Pattern of Muntillu large Sheet OF Patterns, and
scrintion Of Crchet w rk, Articles on Relieve Leathe
Worrk Velvet Paintings, &c. Entertaining Liter ar
Matter Tales, &C., Novelette, by Mrs. Ann Stephens
Aso-l3ach Part contains New Song or Piece of Mu-
sic Arrangements have been completed in Paris,
whereby the Newest Designs will appear in this Work
ore month before the Paris Fashion Books are received
by the steamer o-
Part was issued on January lst 1854 and has been
enrined six different times in order TO meet the demand
All the back numbers can bo obtained. The colofed
Plate is alone worth money than is charged Tor
the whole Part. - -
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
ar i by far the best Fashion Book issued in this coun
trv Wecordally recommend it'-N. Y. Daily Times.
AXE sthe highest runl ong all Journals OF its class
A. Y Triblne "This is uperb work. B. Tran
script-It is the best record Of the Fashion nov pub
lishea"- Sunday Times, PhiladclpRta.-'lt contains
ali tho newest Fashions. and colored Plate of great
beauty Home Jonrn0t
One cory, enc year. So; do, s.; four do So One
conv % the Gazette aud copy of arpes, Putnam-
or Graham's Magazine, year, 50.
fRce No 6 John street, New YORK, and tor sale by
all booksellers inthc United States and Canadas.
apl l9-d3m
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RICHMOND,
4 NOTnERNEw NOTEUPON woR.

~ W Nv WIN.
"a CESfER'S PlANO-The New York CONNER
ciel Adverisero the 9TH March, 1854 in article
referring to the superiority OF American imported
foreign instruments, pnys the following deserved aud
just compliment TO Mr. Wnrcesters Pianos;
I'VE have seen- pianos from England, France and
Germany, nude by the celebrated ,nnnu'n 'turers
in those countries have heard their elicted by
tho touch of skilfu performers, but must say that we
hnve seen few pianos comparable with those nmnuIac'
redby II Worcester. In elegance OF form and finish,
richness OF tone durability of une und all other qualities
that render musical Instruments valuable. Mr.. Worces
teTs pianos unsurpassed 1t is highly creditebo 10
our pano manufacturer that Europeans are con
strained to acknowledge their superiority"
A. MORRIS, ~ Main Street, Richmond.
is sole agent for the sale of
WORCESrER'S PIANOS,
and would invite tho .tenon of professors, amateurs
and the public, to examination of them.
His assortment embraces many new and beautiful
styles, and by almost every arrival sreeeisng addition
nj supplies. He offers the greatest advantages In the
purchase Of PIANO FoRrrs only In superiority of In
strumens, bula!so in the prices which he sells them
npl 5ts
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No IluInbug.

ID business we are compelled 10 close out our entire
stock of Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps Trunks Carpet
Bags and Umbel Cos for Cash only. The stock
s very large and bought ut from 2h to % cent lower
than the same goods be bought the North this
Spring Those in of goods in our line will please
call soon as such chance will never he offered again.
NOR o4.ts COCHRAN & TAYLOR.
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TTNION STEAMSHIPS COMPANY'S
~ LINE OF SrEAMESR.-FoR PHlLADEL.
PHIA, VIA NORfOLk--The steamert a-s~ "
Virginia. Captain David Teal steamer SraisSsEEIssSY--
Pennsy yyania, Cnpn James Baymore steamer City of
Richmond Captain H. Mitchell. One of these splendid
will leave Richmond for Phindflp phia every
Monday and Thursday NJ high water, touching ut City
Point and Norfolk to re ieive feght and passengers
Returning, leave Philadelphia every Wednesday and
Saturday, 10 o'clock, A. NJ - arriving at Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning, ON which days
they will discharge their cargo.
These splendid steamers boen built xpressly for
strength aud speed They provided with "Franris
Patent Metallic Life Bonts' first tables ard
every attention is pud by accommodating Captains
the comfort Of passengers and the protection OF goods.
FARE REDUCED:
Passage % New York 1st cabin and found -...... $s
4" +" Philadelphia = " ...-.-..6
{. " End cabn md not found .--.....l
Passenger, for New York would consult their interest
by tIking this route; for independent OF being the
cheapest md saicst, ii is by far the most pleasant.
Totncconiss shipping to Pittsburg,can be accommodn
ted by this line, hive entered into arrangements
10 forward goods through with dispatlh.
For freight passage apply to
ROBERT RANRIN Agent
On tho Dock.
=, S.-Al goods by this Inc from Philadelphia will
be discharged on Tuesdays aud Saturdays and utter
they delivered the whnr shall be considered by
the Companya the risk of the owners.
mar II dts ROBERT RANKIN Ag't
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G.ss,ssss G;..sasa,sssss Jas. River Canal. d.Ss...;lzs.zas

FARE FROM LYScHBuRG. FAKE FROM LYNcHBURG,
To Richmond, .---. 50 50 To Lexngton"----.$2 50 25
To Charlottesville. 50 To Natural Bridge SO
TO Cumberl'd G. II. 3 % To Buchanan, | 50
OUR PACKET.BOArS leave Lynchbmg daily at
P. M, Sundays excepted, and arrive in Richmond
second dny at connecting there with tho North.
ern and Southern Cars, eayi ~ at A. and Steam
Boats down the river leaving at A. NJ. In Lynch
burg supper will be provided the Boats for passen
gers coming in the Tennes railroad cars.
Passengers for charlottesville will take the Tuess
days, thursdays and Saturdays Boatarive in Seots
vile next day at l. mand in charlottesville P.
The Boat for Lexington, Natural Bridge and Bnchan-
an, will leave Lynchburg Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at7 A. M. Returning, leave Buchanan Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at G5 A. M.
BOYD, EDMOND < DAVENPORT.
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TERMS.

,,t,N il published daily at 60, aud semi weekly at
VIM No subscription Is taken for shorter
anhl ths; and paper Is discontinued except
han u ne Propretors, until all arrearages shall have
s,IsFNgNrs inserted for so cents per square. (or
fhll trm insertion, and 81 3 for every utar
o every hr Insertions is not marked on the Ms IL
II th9 h91 I'M ordered out and charged accordingly.
Tsi % 9fsas' % one Ss es g'ifyG daily ST. ssff
L 80, semi % daiy SO, semiweekly $50. Every yearly
If inne m reoured to contne his advertising % his par
ser WIZ and if he exceed the space stipulated for,
/ af line IN ee.r,rd =, I'D rataby for the excess
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VIRGINIA LINE Of Richmond .,etss,s

Those vessels Of the first class built in tho city OF
baltimore, expressly for this ndc md have superior
rommodntions for passengers. They commanded
10y experienced Captains, we'll qualified for the trnde
and who i'll spare exertion To accommodate They
will be towed up and down the rivers by and may
be relied TO su promptly advertized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Now
York will find II their interest ship by this line
freight will always be taken low by any other
line OF Packets, and every effort will be made by tho
agents in Richmond and Newly ork give satisfaction.
Freight ID per whole md l2 per 31 -
Tobncco being about so per cent. less than oharg'
the Steamers Insurance can be effected in the k,oh-
mond Fire Association by this line at 3-8 per
We respectfully nsk and hope tc succeed in obtain
Ing full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New. York will be for.
warded free Of commission to New Orleans, Mobile
Chnreston Savannah any other Southern North
port. Tho vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
In New York Berth No l, Coffee House Slip, foot of
Wall Street. DAVID CURRIE Richmond, } p
@. H. PIERSON, NY. IS
No. 6l,Souh Street. u
August 2-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-16
pO BUILDERS a. CARPENTERS.

L Theattention of Carpenters and House Builders
called to the large and well selected ST. OK of Me-
khanics' Tools Locks, Hinges, Screws, Nails, Window
kass, &c, instantly on hand which bought on
be most favorable terms and which can be sold lower
han they can be bought in this market Mahogany
Eewes and Banisters; Mahogany for Hand Ratings,
for sale on accommodating terms. A.WlNSTON.
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JAS. d. GregorY \ JAS. 7. Royail

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NTILL continue the HARDWARE Bl SlNESS in
w all its various irnnehes at the old stand o Greg
orv, Royal Il Simpson, under the firm of GREGORY
81 ROYALL, and respectfully solicit ,ntinuancs OF
of the very liberal patronage they hive ever received
promising To sell goo1 goods at hnnest prices.
They now have in store very large and well assort
cd stock of Carpenters ools and Materials, House
Keeping Articles. Saldlery, Ceuch Makers Matntal'
Guns, Blocksmhs Tools, &c, &c, and expect to re
ceive in few weeks, (ditectly from Birmingham &
Snefield) quite large lot OF English Hardware n
Cutlery.
E-YsCOUNTRY MERCHANTS and all others IL
of goods, invited to give them call
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