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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14
SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
la Jul ws :.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT


A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the d, :
~ pot in Petersburg every day Sunday excepred,at
I To o'clock, and arrives at Burkevile at the in
terrection of the Richmond and Danvc Rnll-ltoad
Mt 10 o'cockA NJ connecting by TINT Road with Mcssrs.
L. tngg N Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court-I "usc,
ilalltuN Court House, Danvo and Greensboro. n {.
and arriving AT the river SIX miles below LNuchburg.
at l. ?. connecting there with packet boat which
arrives IN LynchbuIg at at halt past Two.
The return train leaves LynchbuGgat s 30 4. NJ,
arriving in Petersburg $50 ocIocl r M wh. re pas.
s"neeis will have an opportunity To dine. the train
viii leave Fnrmve at 10 two o'clock, NJ, nd
Burkesil Mt to 3, p. m. arriving in Petersburg in
time tor the trains going North South. connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail.
Rond.with the sp, ndd steamships Roanoke md james
town Ton Nsw-Nork, which leave City Point at p NJ.
and every Wednesday W III steamships for Ihlauc plp,
which leave City Point n: the same hour.
Passengers preferring in Petersburg the over
night can take the mornil tram North Mt Al. A. NJ.
the James River Boats for Old lnt Norfolk and Bai-
&, A. the for the South, at oc lock
A..
Arrangements have been made by which through tick.
cts between the following points MAJ be procured
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lynchburg. through in
sixteen hours, .-.--..----. s. 90
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in two days, s Oh
Between Petersburg aud White Sulphur S rings.
Though IN two days,.---.-- --.-.-.------- 50
Between Petersburg 6 Danville through in TWEEN.
ty-ioar hours. ....--- -.......... 8 %
Between Petersburg e Gee sboru' c, thro'
in two days ..-....-.. 10 90
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. ~ C..th-ouch
IN two daNs..---- 49,. ----...... Is 90
Between eIsburg and lottr,...-......Sl SIS 90
freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday Wednesday and Friday morning at 81 a. unnd
returns the days Any person wishing to see thr
rates If freight obtain freight IiS by calling u3o
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
oct ITS Z. !. WALL SUIT s RR
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Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
u. SILyERTHORNA co.



e WE have received. trofn tir Northern eaie'
"A a large supply Of Watches ard Js"~iry' winch
- were purchased "a person eHs " can therefore
.sarraat every article Sold
In thessock wi be osud fne gold and silver lever
.,ys,rhe.. .-nrr The fne., CHRONoMETER. down la a
lain article AZ OF which are genuine and perhaps III
;,e-t assortment ever opened In this market,
In he jevrlry ae will say that NJ srtice can be
"a led for WI Oh We able to Offer.
A LtKeEk Sp Will sELEoTER roeK q ecntlemen's
Vest and Fob Chains and Ladies Breast Pins and Ear
Russ \ c. " u be found very attractive.
CON ASp SILvERN ,RE.--We invite -pccnl atten
t1on also 10 oar facilities in manufacturing Gold and
Silver ~sts tarGe assortment OF which Is Kept ,"n-
.tanty 1s,d aud deserves the inspection OF all WIN
wish to purchase
observation-disclosures. Jevcry md all articles al
Gold and Sve Ware repaired and improved on the
shortest notice.
Person. visiting Jynehhure and desiring any altie'
in our line viii 6nd their advantage to call and eN-
anime the stock We anxious 10 exhibit these
goods knowing that the superiority o. our mpor'uaHs
and the unsurpassed rkmanshp Of our manufacturing
canrot be He'd
IA
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Dissolution.

I'VE Uopmtnership heretofore existing under the
L st,le and finn of VIM T. Green & Co. is
hereby dissolved by m tua consent.
All person, indebted to the concern are requested to
forward and settle with m. T, Green, who is
alnne authorized the namo OF The firm in liquda
ton. WM. I. GREEN f. co.
Aug LIST, 1851.
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SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware Cutlery, Guns, Saddlery, House.
furnishing Goods. &c. &c.

Furnishing Goods, &c, &c.
GREGORY X ROY ALL having determined to make
II achange in their business will offer from to day
the largest aud most desrable stock OF Hardware. Cut.
ery &C. &c brre offered in tins market, at grent-
reduced prices for cash. Many articles at and hlom
JoSi.
Intending To c'o.e mp their business speedily IA
possible, ttey cordially invite all indebted 10 the old
concern of Gregory 4 Royal and the late Of
Gregory, RoNall X Simpson toPay aP as longer induI
gencr cannot be given.
mr.
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LLANE0US


DERSONS wishing their houses h'ted for burrine
l. Gas will find strong inducements "Herred, by
applying the subscriber have good WORK n'eh and
superior stock of materials Il bAbNeA.
y. bah orders for fitring N Tobacco Factories
received within sixty days payment vii not bc required
hefoi the st Of June. 1850
r-df.
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For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port Walthall Line.

Port WaltDall Line.
fINtiE beautiful and Hvorite steamboat" - p
AuGt STA under he command Of Sss.AAsrssrz-
Capt. VIM. c. Smith, $50 long and favomby known ro
the travelling community the Potomac aud james
3ivcr.) Ia nov running on the line vim Pnu Wal.
hallund is furnished with Ii Il T. BOAT
Lie ltcacryers, Force Pumps and all the n,piancrs
1urrd by Act OF Congress the saety Of pass
The Cars running IL ncxion with the Augusta from
Richmond leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
every Monday. "Wednesday md Friday O'Clock NJ.
Person. arriving in Richmond. by the Packet Bons,
hive bui few steps % walk to TN Cars.
The Gaze uluni. from Petersburg To lily Point in
connection With the Augusta leave Petersburg same
asy. s.. above, st75 N,ttom the Depot Of the Apo
mHttnS CO. thus giving passengers m opportunity
60 from LynchhurE thor by the Packet Boni- ~
DauVje Rsiifftad Richmond or by way u tie South
SHE Railroad to Petersburg and from there
i.g Co Nuliuik
R"urnngthc Augusta will lense Norfolk on the utter
tcds,s. VIZ Tuesday,, fhuf.dny. aud Saturday. al
- A.
The Augusta will stop Mt Old Point, both going mud
returning regularly through the Bathing Srnsnn.
Fare between Richmond. Noftolh md Old Point. - 0V
Far" brtween Richmond. Goke's, Rings Mil mud
trONc W lhri..----. -.-----.-- l 3N
Children over three ycrs aud not over Twelve
ycnrs OF age, halt price.
Mcnls.ench .-.. "a 80
Servants, through, 900 3U
Servants To any point on Il river, -.-...-... 90
Meals, --.....-...-... 90 %
iuu 26dScts THDS. DODAMEAD .SupL
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1854.
SEpTE VsER 26th.
GEO. VI. KICkER ~ co.


ESPECrFULLY nsk te Alteration ol tie Lddtes
~ to the following Goods, VIZ:
French Worked Musng Collars and Sleeves,
Inside Collars
" Chemiselts
Pearl d" Lace Collars
Gmpure
Maltere -
Mnlinc. i" Sleeves
Cembrc Coll"rs aud Sleeves,
Linen do do
Embroidered Cambria Dresses
do do Skirts
do Muslin Cap+
do Infant Rob's,
do Bodccs
Mourning Chemisetts and Sleeves
do CoIIars and do
Embroidered Block Grape Collars.
The above goods are in grsnt variety and selected
with the greatest care, being of the newest designs and
Nil of this Fail ! importation. Ladies wanting such
goods muy rely getting the most fashionable to be
hai Il. NJ. Il. ".
ser 30-d2m
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PETER SBURG.
FALL. 1854.
r Small FORM. YORK!

II =. MAIL EINEEOK n. YORK
y. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TIL Il first class double engine steamship, sIs r.
Roanoke, Capt Thomas Skinner, caves Cry -sAAs~>.
Point for New lork, Every Saturday mornilg, at 10
clock, touching at Norfolk. The jamestown, Capt.
Edward CavendJ lcaves heretofore. Esey tuesday
eve ing touching Norfolk. Trims by Railroad from
Petersburg connect with eaci sh p.
Passengers leaying Lynehburg on Tuesday morning
will arrive ia tire fu the Jamestown ut City Poutthe
same evening at7 clock aud those leaving rida>
will lay in Petersburg Tint night ani connect WI
the Roanoke, morning 10 o'clocI.
Passage nnd iare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms 40 w
Stce,npe pa.ssp, 3 90
Passage nm Fare to Norfolk same as by the River
Steamers.
For fieigi' ,r Passage apply to
SAM Ell q. BAPTIST, Petersburg.
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W. CONANT, VIM. A. WALDRoN, ID. SETsZER
New Furniture Ware-ROOmS.

WV tE HltGit " uls-kOUItlSs
COMA MT w A LID RON & Co.
AIOuLD Re peetiully i9lorm ther ficn Is and the
w public generally that they receiving Mt
heir Furniture Ware Rooms, On Mai ST.. IA few door.
below tie Norvell House their stock of Rose Wood.
Mahogany Walnut. and oucr Furniture together ia
great many article. in the way OF House keeping that
HseiH as we'll - ornamental, but have never before
been Introduced ito this market All which have been
selected from houses North enjoying tho highr, repu-
taiion for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their establishments,
Manufacturing Department
in which they have engaged workmen of skiund expe
reuee mud are therefore prepared have made orl
der out OF good eral. any piece of furniture thu
m " be ordered. They would add that they are pre-
pared To off greater inducements to persons wanting
anything in TIE way of Fl RNITURE than has ever be.
lore been offered in this market And they hope by
siiaous attention to business and receive least
portion Of the public patronage.
CONANT. WALDRON & co.
y b We would say our cid friends and custom.
efs TN we continue To manufacture, old stand,
On BI ige ST, all kinds of Tobacco Nouds ana the
I he, and we ,ulicit n continuance of their favors.
mar l3 C. w. Is Co.
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ENOR COUGHS, COLDS Ac.-
L. Bryan Pulmouic Waters.
Mrs. Gardiner Syrup Lyerworth & liorchound
Roses Cough Syrup
Wi>tar's Bnlsan Wild Cherry.
Ayrc'. Cherry Prrtora
All dcservedy popular emedi for cough colds, rri-
tation in the throat &c, for sale at
J. II. THOMPSON & CO.'S
9-ts
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REMOVAL.
RIO ERT WILL Ii a M

TAKES this melhodo informing his trends and Gus
/ TONERS aud thepnblc general tint he has remove,
lis Book Store To tie and beautiful building of Mr.
Ynnceys, opposite the Citizens Savings Bunk
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Robert Early, Stigle., McEderry & Co.
+. A. Atkinson, Baker Cavey,
Simpson 4 Bro, Burroughs, Skater & Co.
John p Wright, b. E Sumpter,
Philip W. Payne, Glass d. Raine,
Jno. q. Meem, Z. l.. Dudley,
VIM. Sitter, & NJ. Guggenheimer,
AGREE y. McClnnahan, G. Morse,
Mcdonald 4 Peters, VIM. b. 4 G. Fisher,
Il. Nj. Rucker r Stabler X CO.,
p. +. Gibbs. .~ustee of S. A. Boyd,
Baptist Church. w. T Anderson& Co..
Rosser X CHwthon, Ilorner, Watson & Co,
Norvell House, Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston
Chas p Lee, Thos. Sharp,
Warwick House, Gen'l Sup. of r. r.,
w. W Lefwic a. Bro, Fretwell d. Hail,
Washington House, d. Is. Payre,
D a. Lnnghorne, Hatcher X Logwood,
Jas. VI. Boyd, }Wardens of St. Paus
Sam. W. Shelton, )Church
Those wishing To Introduce Gas can a certain the
cost and any other information respecting it, by apply
ingto T. &. HOPPER, SUI erinrendent.
may
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GAS LIGHTS.

YEHiE Lyme burg Gas Light Company are now fully
1 prepared to furnish Stores Churches, Factories
aud private families with Gas OF superior quality
Whether consider the briancy oil the light its Tree
dom from everything calculated sol! rooms, fun nlura
carpets its cheapness it is ru superior any other
light in We beg leave to invite attention hs
following ndai ion of few of those who haee
tested lis qualities.
The undersigned, who u-ing Gas manufactured ut
the Lynchburg Gas Works take pleasure in recommend
ing il citizens large, being better cleaner
and cheaper than my other light have used consider
L. lInII nItAirn1
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TWO DAILY LINES
LNR0M Lynchbuig the Sweet, Red Sweet a
l. White sulphur Springs, by the following schedu
via Va 4 Tenn. r. r. and Parish x Coz. Stage Lin
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT


via Va 4 Tenn. r. r. ana Parish X Co.. Stage Line
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
PASSENGERS rihe Sweet, Red-Sweetand White
Sulphur Springs leaye Lynchburg daily (Sundays
exceped) via a. < Tenn. Iaoad at :, Il. m, ct
ing with our Conc ut BONSACk'S DEPOT. and to
Sweet and Red Springs eyenin q lenve next morn
inc after ocular breakfast, and reach White Sulphur
Sprngs by |, n. Returning leave White Sulphur
Strings az 3. p. reach Red and Sweet Springs by z
p. leave Red and Swe, Springs morning at A.
n. and IA rive in Lynehbrs same day by z p. NJ
Leave Lynchhurg daily (Sundnys excepted) Via Va.
Tenn K. r., at p H., connecting with orr coaches at
Bonsachs, arrive nj fincastle evening by dark
Leave Fincasre daylight day, and arr i've at the
Sweet and Ret Sweet Springs to dinner, and 10 the
White Sulphur Springs by 6 p. same day. Return
iag leave White Sulphur Springs ) reach Fin
raslle by p. leave Fincastle day ieht connect
ing with the at Bonsar>s reach Lynchbure by a
Passengers assured that this is the cheapest.
most eXpedors and comfortable route the Springs
from Lynclbmg
Fare from Lynchhurg Sweet aud Red Sweet
Springs - J0i from lyuchburg " he Sulphur - 81
EXtra Coaches furnished at all times at Bonsach
Depot to travel as parties may desire.
July Ats W 7. FARISH& CO
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEw-xORk sLOTiliS. STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothing Establishment
Is Cortland street.
Aud extending through the eniiIei

Two Virginia Merchants visiting New York, We extend
our invitation call and esnnine stock. Ularh
IL particularly adapted to Southern trade. Those Of
our former patron need 1t assure HAT moto
Is Efr,lSoy and 10 ,,hcrs would suy our pin is,
and ever has been sell goods The one P,zee prn
rnle without variation only IA The lcttc" but in
spirit.
h regard nifty oC our goods H. M" too much
Ia nv tia, We manufacture them we'll and ia good
fn.fe ns the f1shiouabh custom osa' Ilshment IN
lhs Or any other ,rLcnud thus eodenVor Ia do asay
With the strong pfeiuuho f'ng IA the coTnmbhi n
gniust dct0g IN aud using rrady mu# rlthng l1ehse
vivr ia nm carly rnll md test ur nssrfta- ar 30-ts
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STEARNS & MARVIN

Sole manufacturers of Saannndcl Safes, combnil
"Nildcr's Patent aud "Rich'- Patent"
arpS-2fn n med
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g. nAn IN BONDS OF VIRGINIA & TEN.
Bc,ODV NESSEE RAIL ROAD CO. first
mortgage, inler payable N New York.
aug 2i-t PETERS. SPENCE 4 co
lNlE highest price paid FIR Exchange the Ea stern
L cities, by PETERS SPENCE & 10.
aug II dts
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Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
~ WI az ssl.4-, ...
CHANGE OF HOURS
IN md niter ~ cdncsday, the ian luur the Pas
~ scngcr Trims this ronl viii rs follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN
win lceve Richmond duly, nt.-.--...-.-.64 A. NJ
" Peter, hutg Il r. NJ
MAIL TRAIN
VIII lenvc Richmond duly. at..-.-..----...3
Petersburg ia 4, NJ.
Fare for white ucrsons Ia Children rErcc,nud
twelve years al nge 81 ccu,; GoaIcd
in servants ear 81 Cruts
Servants wi MOI be permitted in first rlus. except
when ia attend ,nco miami children, sick pe-sous,
IN which case the snmt lni,e ny for white persons VIII
be charged.
discount OF 10 will be made on each fare
when tickets procured the office, nnd passion
gers getting the cars whore tickets sold.
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays " cdnc-doys and FtiIuy-
atG, a. NJ. for Port WallhuIl, where connects wh
the Steamhon Augusta. for Norfolk Portsmouth, and
Intermediate places
Fare tn Norfolk Portsmouth. - u0
Meals, tacu.--- u 3U
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
with two pnsses, SO that he retained At the
office, and Il must be expressly stated the pass that
they permitted 10 60 the Cars
N, B-Ihc Trains viii run by Ricmon Time
THOS DODAMEAD, SHpt.
OGco X. \ I. h Il Co, June 18th, i45i
July i-dScts
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WASHINGTON MATTERS

WAsHiEGToN. Feb. 2.-The mail arrangements
interrupted by the recent storm have been restored
and the trains now arrive and depart regularly,
There is rumor that Mr. Buchanan will return
nome soon disguised with his treatment by the
English officials. Rumor claims this to be based on
the dispatches said to have been received from Mr.
b by the Government, and has some connection
with his refusal to appear in Court costume 1t is
generally considered only rumor, blu. most of his
friends believe it true
The United States Agricultural Society met this
morning.
About 100 members representing 81 States were
present
The Supreme Court this morning rendered de.
cision i'll the case of the great Dubuque Iowa Land
claims. The decision is against il on all points,
Convention of Spiritual Mediums will be held
here soon. Some of tn Spirituals have arrived.
and more are coming
Senator Bright is very i'll of infammatory rheu
ma ism at Georgetown.
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EFFECTS OF THE RECENT STORM
LOSS OF IJFF

PHILA, Feb. GA letter from the Delaware
Breakwater, received at the Exchange states that
the storm OF Monday night was the severest ever
experienced there, and was accompanied with ter
Tifc peas of thunder and flashes of lightning The
beach Is completely strewn with wrecks Thirteen
vessels ashore within the new hreakwater One
OF the crew of the James Maui frozen to death
and two OF the crew o; the Charles Wood, perish
ed in the rigging. There is report from outside
the Cape. One OF the crew of the schooner Sus-
sex. which is also ashore persisted after reaching
the shore Several vessels III the harbor are dis
ma ted, and two brigs are ashore on Bombay Hook
bar
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JOB AND CARD PRINTING.

" The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Geverno
Street, has the largest and best assortment of CARDS
ever in this city, and 10 prepared to do this dsscrp
ton Of PRINTING on reasonable terms as else
where IN the city, as well as every other kind of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING. Call and see
specimens
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AUCTION aAIne.
FUTURE Dz7s'
q 506bTN { 1FFERs5F.

n
iG1 VAT nam =. u q ..sx IS
- ~ 49, ~. q BILE BUILDING LOTS ON
80 yvAALEfs BETWEEN CLAY Ann W.
Ssan1.AisLL STREETS. FOR sAI.E AT Ifyrr,nfAkA
NJ ~ De sold on THURSDAY the "a dav n ~ -,
49, upon the premiseA cDnimeucinr a !, sieIs
II11e very valuable buildfnr Lott On he w. H.,
a9ys between CLAY and Msrshall streets frns,s
IA sen about e feet funninr back o. feet Is ~
oar snockoe Mill Canal 800 80 = sae
nese Lots are in very improvina mart al the c,tv.
M near g the Virginia Central Rarned Denot
a. third cash; balance at and r,onths
iii ssp nns !. nterest nAded and title retained
feA GoDDTN 4 APPERsON. Apct,
x,neo-.-- : --- 9 sss
~ HANDSOME LOTS I'M cvr,HrU,u
FOR SAFE At 1 hiscrlmnEEs WESTERN SQUARE,
~ afternoon the LIST Marcia 1851, apon
Lots frontius each IA feet on IT, handsome
street between Dover and Elmseee line Of Pine
n' AMER esc x. ~ feet wiI, ). .oa
er Isl feet an IN. nortb Gne If n .roeans togeth-
ing the late residence of MI John Jacob urJa,n-
back Iag fact 10 an aiev On feet vide o' running
The shnys I r. =" az. - ~ ,oI.
are adnrablr ws, lncafsd and We avn. put
pnbl;c Sara5 a'o efe quite near 70 tue
Trp s H4Pue,n -.,,;rs ,.,,.
for go,;ah1a rn.s 49, .;.I
ed iii last note il nsid "uuo.' aAe si''e ie'ain
Z. "a EOnprN 4. .pprpCo,y
oZnp,N 81 r.hooN, AucH
HATJIART.E kEAI h.STA ON
v THE WEcT ~ or arIy = pra.1,,E n AZ
GARY Ann CANA sTPrTTs ET,p 9 tTsr at At
AITCTIGJ Wii - - - :. S1AH - a
Fehyn.rv 1874 nna ~ .u "a ~ tne sI.h VI y.
oinlot to ,1 upua ans Premse5, commencing ~
ted an ahove VIZ tha br;l Str ma saaa
MED Inv AZ TorhaLs $500, ne Q ~. eliins occu
t;n ~ 1.h 49,. .lonlhs ~ eet On the west
Lot with an ola framed ,snamsn. $780, aiso ,1e
adioinina the above trant,ns 90 tact n1aiy
so!ot si 49, g, i ss 80 IT, running oacK
with the Lot attached capable of being divided into
Lot ths 20 To saaapis hnilang
torv oc",n;e5 h NJ rio,a Toi yr ana me lac
sol f.st -ppnn;n ~ hat Ioo Se ., Ina lrontihg
bndinr north and sontb seainst The hrpp s,a o,
adioinins pronertv. Ne'' ''-o D'i'A ""'S VI
TERMS. One third cash balance ot ona g ,,o,,h,
for satisfactorv endorsed neao,iabia u niontns,
sdasd nr OVERWHELMINGLY srh tan notes, lnterest
yeer tn he maid NV ,be n,rhevsrs iol the present
-------- y - e'nsoN, Aueis.
hE SIR A Bile uOUsr, AND LOT
EOR CaTE On MAIN SHnrcm 80
to a deed execnted ~ mo h SnaI p.h m tI
18th day of Febrnarv in tIe ~ ,es, Da'n h ~ .ne
coed on the nremiaas ON nina " r. 81 Ia,a pio
March. 1854 at o'clect ~ eli IN e go uay %
-. 80 u Si0ca IA, W SCH no house anu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-25
ELECTION In MAINE,

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 22-An election took place
to-day to fill the vacancy in the Houoe of Repre-.
sentatlves caused by the election of Mr. Fessenden
assU- 5. Senator. c. G. Carne, wing, was chosen
having about 50plurality.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
THE BEAUTIFUL sl II
PANORAMA OF NIAGARA FALLS,
will be exhibited THIS EVENING, commencing at
half o'rlnek

THIS CELEBkA LED Exhibition of the
FRANKENSTEINS comprises TWO HUN
DRIED SPLENDID SCENES, giving a complete
Geography and History of the 30 1-s-s
.r4 FALLS OF NIAGARA, "a -l
Portrayine the Rapids, the Fails, the Islands, the
Mirror Water, the brand Rapids, the Whirlpool-in.
deed, the entire region il faithfully, spiredly
resented. Nor ia it confined to season-you see
The NIAGARA in SUMMER Autumn, Winter, Moon
light.
The PANORAMA will be exhibited THIS EVE
MING and every evening this week
~ Doors open at z; curtain rises at u.
10 Admission IS cents; children l2i cts.
fe 20-6t*
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GALE OF LOTS UNDER TRUST

GALE OF LOTS UNDER TRUST
~ DEEDS.-By virtue of deed of trust executed
BY John Lynch and VIM. Eekervis, to myself and
VIM. Finney, as Trustees, bearing date the ,23d of
April, 1917, SHALL surviving Trustee in said deed
on the 18th day of March, 1854, proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises to the highest bid.
der, for cash. Lot of Ground in the CITY of Rich.
mond, conveyed by said deed. fronting on 18th or
Valley street forty four feet and running back one
hundred and twenty feet to ten foot alley, and
known as Nos. and of square No 10 in Adams adj
dition. And by virtue of another deed of trust
Gated by said John Lynch and VIM. cambridge to
myself and VIM. Finney, as Trustees bearing date
the same 23d day of April 1917, shall also, the
same 18th day of March, 1854 the surviving Trus
tee in the last mentioned deed, proceed sell at
public auction, the premises, to the highest bid
der for cash, Lot of Ground in said city, conveyed
BY the said deed situated the side of Valley
street, in what was called Adams Valley, fronting on
said street ninety-two feet and running along the
line of Washington street one hundred and twenty
FIVE feet, and particularly described in said deed of
trust.
The title TO the above named lots is believed to
be unquestionable but acting Trustee shall con.
vey such title only as is vested in by the deeds
of trnst aforesaid The said are duly recorded
in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of the city
of Richmond, and the property is sold for the ben.
eft of James c. Bruce, executor of James Bruce the
holder of the notes secured by said deeds of rust
j. BROWN, JR.,
fe I6--dtd Surviving Trustee.