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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27

LININV iNU BTNUIAb NkTNS, u RhPPINU
P1PER, Ae.
3And rhnll be- oonstunly adding L., tho
stock. ~ that hall offer. To the Me
chants visiting Petersburg stock which vii. M ~
once Command attention.
Newi-h II to be dstineib understood we are entire
ly Disconnected with the RETAIL busiD. 49, and Sc
on, by the WHOLESALE. aud consequently offer nd
v.ntagcs which be obtained whe, yopds nro re
nad.
Oar stock will consist q about l. 500 of senson
able Goods bought Of tie iDeturers. Ia tho month
of Jannory, fr Cash, previous the opening Of the
Spring Trude, giving advantages tbose Who
ade their purchases NJ lacr pc iod
hlcr hani4 visiting the city will find in stock such
variety il rarely be found in any ono establish
ment. Our price will BIZ found to be fully low
similar goods in any mntket.
SAM'L DRUMMDND &CO,
Opposite the Courthouse, Sycamore St.
Petersburg, Va.
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HE ER RETURNS HIS
thanks To his old cu~loters for the very libera
patronage bestowed him for il' last fourtecn years
he has been ENGAGED in the Carpener business. lavs
ing sold out his inere in that line Messrs Morgan,
Curl n Burnham lie would recommend them his
old customers and lrend~, in every way worthy nnl
to do al work ricted for in their line
of business From intimate acquaintance with the
parties he thinks his old customers will find to their
terest to give them their patronage.
jan 2-d2aw3m GEO. g. CURLE.
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A Pile.

Amongst the numerous sf.,rcs benfe whose doors r,e
pies Of boxos bales filled with goods, wure-, and
nrrch ndIze io the spring trade tho nuoi aud .hoe
adjustment OF Mc--rs. Drummoi g. Wyche Ia worthy
Ia BE- noticed Their .urply and assortment !, ia
pie and I'D US drmnud nnd can require md
they merit large SHIRE Of the public pa ronagc.Pet
Int. mar Il nc I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27

BALTIMORE, Mar. 25th.
Flour 81 .371
Wheat, $l75 81 80.
Corn, 20 - cts.
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oALE of uuited STATE. land IN tn.

GALE OF Uuited States land In the
y town Of Rome, in the statao Of New York VIII
be sold at public auction on the, premises, in the
tosn or village Of Rome, on the 18th day Of Novem-
which we're purchased by the United States from
Dominick Lynch by deed bearing date 1st March,
lSl4 18th October, 1916 and 4th July 1916 as lets
numbered 8, Ii, a. and Is, in block O. with the
westerly half parts of lots and H. and the easterly
nas parts OF lots and l6, in the same block to.
being known and hitherto used as the site Of the
United States arsenal at Rome.
The lots and halves of lots above mentioned mum
o4red 4, o. Z, IL, Is, IA, Is, and 10, fronting
nortberly altogether two hundred and sixty four
fest on Domioick street, and running back three
eastern boundary, and four huudr ed and forty-fye
eet, more or less, on the western boundary, to the
INLAND Lock Navigation Companys Canal, will be
sold With the buildings thereon, in parcel; and
lots 8, and g. in block z, fronting soutberly alto
gether one hundred and ninety.eight fee, on said
street and running back two hundred feet, more or
less, with the buildings thereon as another parcel
The sale will be for cash. aud deeds for the proper
ty will made by the Secretary Of War; under the acts
of Congress of Sd of March, 1919 and 2Sth of April
1928, conveying to the purchaser and to his heirs
and assigns forever all the right title, and interest
of the United States in the same. III
There will be sold, also, at the same time and
plsce large quantity of stores which it is not
deemed advisable to remove to another arsenal
smong which are ten iron cannon, with gun car.
risges and many of the implements for their USE
heavy gins and tackles, horse and hand carts, fire
engine, sleghs, stoves, ladders, quantity Of lum
Der, bricks, &c, quantity Of hints, an extensive
assortment of tools, some farming utensils, articles
of furniture, and large quantity of scrap-lron,
wrought an cast, y steel, brass, DC,
HENRY K CRAIG, ....
oct l3-dtd Colonel of Ordnance
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AGENTS WANTED in every Town on tho Ohio
River. -''
CROMWELL SMITH, Publishers,
No. 1s6 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HorELs.-We
could hardly picture to ourselves greater con.
trast than that between an old country and an
American hotel. The two things are not in
the least alike. Arriving at an inn in Eng
land, you are treated with immense Difference,
allowed the seclusion of private apartment.
charged exorbitantly for everything, and, at
departure, curtsisd and bowed out at the door.
as II prodigious favor had been conferred on
the establishment. In the United States.
things arc managed differently The Ameri-
cans, with some faults Of character, possess the
singular merit Of not being exclusive, extor.
tomato, or subservien,. But where all travel,
hotel keepers can afford to act magn animous
~. Instead of looking to livelihood from a
few customers, scheming petty gains by run
ming up bill for the use of candles, firing
and other conveniences, and smoothing every
thing over by mercenafy bow, the proprie-
tor Of an American hotel is capitalist at the
head Of great concern, and would dsspise
doing anything shabby; hundreds pour into
and out Of his house daily; he notices neither
your coming nor going; without ceremony you
are free of the establishment; and when you
pay and depart there are no bows, no thanks;
but you are not feeced; and that is always felt
to be comfort. Wtitgans Chambers.
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Proposals FOR RATIoNs FOR 1855.
= HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
-1" Quartermaster's Office,


En'i'F' "a Washington, September %, 1864.
CEpARArE SEALED PROPOSALS WIN be E.
y ceived at this office until IL o'clock q. m, on
Tuesday, the 24th day of October next for furnish
ing Rations to the United States Marines at the fol-
lowing Stations for the year 1855, viz: ...,
CharIesto an, Massac huset,s, 1'''"
Portsmouth, New, Hampshire -
Brooklyn, Long Fland, New York 10 - 70, ...'.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ''','''i
Gospart near Norfolk, Virginia 40 ...s"
Warrington, Florida, and .. q
Washington City, District of Columbia af-
Ea b Eation to consist Of one pound and quar-
ter Of fresh beef, or three quarters Of pound of
mess pork, eighteen ounces Of bread made Of super
fine flour, or superfne -four at the option of the
Government aud at the rate Of six pounds Of good
coife., twelve pounds of the best New Orleans Su.
gar eight quarts Of the best white BEAMS four quarts
Of vinegar two Quarts Of salt four pounds Of good
hard brown soap, and one and shalf pounds of good
hard clipped tallow candles, to one hundred "a
lions. .-' -."f 3 500
The beef required shall be delivered on the order
OF the commanding ecer Of each station, either in
bulk or by single ration, and shall consigt Of the
best and most choice pieces Of the carcass.
groceries to be # the best quality Of the kinds
named, all subject toinspecton. No bid will be en-.
tereained unless accompanied by the names of two
suretes known to this ofaoe certified to by some
effciai person. -
To be endorsed proposals for Rations for tn
year 1855 !" and addressed to the Quartermsster Of
she Marine Corps Washington, D. G. -. ..
The Patriot, Concord, N. Il. 1asette, Portsmouth
NH; Morning Post and Daily Times, Boston Mars
Day Book, New York: Eagle, Brooklyn, N. p Penn.
Globe Portsmouth, Va; Argus. Norfolk, Va: Dem.
OOrat, Pensacola, Fla; and Ancient CITY, st. Aupus.
ttne Fla, viii publish the shove three times week
until the 9th Of October next and send bill. &C
eompaDied by copy of this advertisement to This Of
SEP 25 - f'H : a. ft''.r '-.--
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
STILL ATT THE DIN am MT

South side of Pennsylvania aucnue, bet,uee,, NrA
.a sa and SepeKh Streets -.5t =
! vi - Opposite BROWNS Ho3xIs tp 80
A HOOVER 4, SON are still at the old place, on
IA the south side Of Pennsylvania ve.-sAm
nue., betw. Sixth and Seventh streets oppo u
site Browns Hotel, where they would bel u
pleased to see their old customers and the -
public in general and where WI be found Q COM
plets assortment of Ladies', Misses and Childrsn's
Gentlemen's, Youths and Boys SHOES and BOOTS
OF all styles and prices Ices $40 ~ .4.s-
Cloth Button Heeled Caters, With and without tins
French Lasting Button and Heeled Caters
Cloth Button Caters, without heels
French Toilet Slippers, French Lasting and Kid
Do black and white Satin CATERS 81 e.,
Do bronze and black kid ana morocco Slippers
Plain Lace CATERS all colors s,--s-
Morocco and Kid Boots and Jeffersons, thick and
FOR MISSES CHILDREN. -
Block, bronze and colored foxed and tipped Caters
Tan colored do do superior article
Do tipped !g,sa and plain morocco Boots thick
Bronze, black and green Jenny Lind Boots
Cloth and lasting button CATERS
Morocco Boots and Jenersons, thick and thin soles
FOR GENTLEMEN. - =
Patent Leather Boots Of q superior quality
Do do pegssd, for S.
Kid top Congress CATERS, black AID colored, single
Calf Congress CATERS, single and double soles
Calf oxford Ties and Montsrsys do -
Patent Leather Pumps aud low quartered Shoes
A supsrior article of ewed Boots, spring shanks
With general variety of sewsd and peg Boots
FOR YOUTHS Il BOYS.
All we can say in thts line il we are prepared to
supply all demands Of Boots and Shoes il varsity
Of styles.
FOB SERVANTS. ~
Our assortment in this department is complete,
and ~e feel confident can fu, nish good article
and at fair prices.
Thankful for past fayors We still solicit contin
uance OF custom We think, by keeping good ar.
tice and selling at fair prices that will be able
to please We would invite call before purchasing
elsewhere.
Motto: Quick Sales and small profits
Don't forget tho right store, but cali at
+ - 80 A. HOOVER SONS,
Opp. Browns Hotel, bet. 9th and 7th SITS,
oct 6-eoIm go 81 - -. soufh side.-
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FALL DRY GOODS
THOUSANDS OF PURCHASERS.


yVk have now IN store and shall receive weekly
w supplies during the seAson-- e. -. -ia.
.. a large stock Of iStlka and Ancy Goods
Plain French Merinos bIccade and plain Black
Pfsid Merinos, Cashmers silks - =,
Tain and Pl:id Mousse Superior Bombaaines ~.
nn 49, - :. O.. -. = Alp:.as, Cantsn Cloths
Fine Printed Mousssiins Grape and Love Veils. =,
Embroidesies and KID Gloues =.
Misses Kid Six Gloves Ladies Silk and Cotton
hsrino and Cotton H0- Hosiery in great vari-
:. slery rieT bio eties
Child'n Merino Shirts Fix and Merino Vests
- Ssrcr;or Cloths, lrassimeres aud Vestin0s 'i-7s
Cessinets and Kentucky ps l04 Flannsis, for
Jeans skirtipr
su erior Flannels, Of all SuperHne Tsb'e Diapers
shades g - 49, Napkins and Toweliing
H.ro and Table Covers T.'bL}idt ~ - = ..
Also, q full assortment Of 0entlemen's Nerino
and Gotten SHIRTS and Drawers, Wooileu and Cot
ton Hosiery, Kid, SIX, Msriuo Gloves, Suspendefr,
Crsvats, Silk and Linen Pocket Handkerchief, silk
and fine bingham Umbrellas. f'E.
a. All Of which will Be sold ct fair low prices
for cash, or to punctual customers. zatlH
,24,.,ti 49, MAXWELL, SEARS 4 OOLLEY,
.rs GI .,ssA ls.-4.t ~ ~ No. 628, 4a. .
Seventh st., three doors above Pa. avenue.
oct 4-d2w
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THE NEBRASKA HOUSE.

Situated on King street, opposite tile Maaas,
=. s0s Gap Railroad office, 1lezo,sdria, Va.
BONTZ 4 CO., PToprietors.
YNHE subscribers having taken and fitted up in
4 the most approved style, the above house as
10 patronage. They are determined to SPARE no
pains to make their house one Of the most comfort
able and entertaining to be found in the CITY, The
choicest Liquors and Segars can always be had at the
bars and eli the delieacies of the seaeonths verv
best the market can ahord-will be constantly on
hand ready at Q moments warning to serve those
who may favor US. '1-'''
strangers passing through our city, can be
waited upon with despatch.
OYSTERS IN CANs-Persons out Of the city, de-
rious OF having Oysters "a good artsle) forwarded
70 them, by railroad Or otherwise, will do wen TO
favor as with their orders which will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to
oct g. eo4t
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DANCING ACADEMY.

DKOF. II. w. MUNDER takes great pleasure in
L announcing to his friends and the public gen
orally, that he has returned to Washington, and vii
resume the duties Of his SCHOOL on Saturday,
October 7th, 1854, at 31 o'clock p m. for ladies;
and On Friday, at ~ o'clock, for gentlemen. lie
has leased the large and besutifu hall now in the
course OF erection. corner OF Ninth aud streets,
which rill be fitted up in handsome lyle, with
every convenience, expressly for dancing purposes
The location ia everything that he desirable to
parents, both private nd central, and in point of
beauty will be surpassed by none in the city In
consideration thst his Hall will not be completed
un til November 10th, he proposes commencing his
school Ut his old stand Of Eleventh. street and
Louisiana avenue.
Having given the most entire satisfaction to his
former patrons, he feels hesitation in again offer
ing his services to those who wish to be perfected In
any department in the above beautiful ACCOMPLISH
taent. His style Of dancing needs no comment, as
big numerous pupils in his former class viii testify
His pew Hall will be opened with large Ball and
Exhibition. All those who wish 70 Folticipate are
requested to join INN ediately. -
Terms, &C., will be made knesn UPON application
at Mr. John r. Elliss Music Stote, PeAnaylvanis
avenue, near Tenth street, esp f9Leo1m
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EVENING STAR.
I LOVE THEE.

I love thee, dearly love thee,
As the fiowret loves the dew,
As the meonbeams love the billow,
, Swelling, beautiful and blue;
As the rainbow loves the clOudlet
That lies slumbering in the air
q o, yes, love that sunny brow,
Forever bright and fair.
In sunshine and in darkness
= In sorrOw and in care
In festive halls or silent groves
love thee everywhere.
Mid thrones of fragrant flowers,
In sadness or in glee,
Thy pure unsullied countenance
Is ever bright to me.
love thee, wildly love lhee, -
And would this sentence brief
Were wri ten with the crystal dew
Upon each tender leaf.
L would that il were murmured
BY the laughing meadow streams
That il might dwell in all thy thoughts,
And all thy growing dreams.
would that every happy bird q .
On every bush and Tree, ~ -,
Would sing il 10 thoe softly,
Yet with marble wild and free.
IYeuld that every zephyr
That comes from DER the lea,
Would bear upon its bosom
These burning words to thee. '
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q The Hamilton Canada West) Specta.
tor learns that as the Great Western ain
vas proceeding west on Saturday night. the
fireman missed the engineer shortly after thew
passed Woodstock. He Immediately stopped
the train, and having gone back on the line
Tor some distance, they found the poor fellow
lying on the road, with his head severely
smashed and otherwise SO injured that he is
not likely to recover. 1t is supposed that
while oiling some part of the machinery he
had been thrown off.
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CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON wishing to lay in
~ stock Of WOOD for winter win do we'll to give
me call as I constantly receiving wood Of the
best quality on consignment, and give the best
bargains in the city, wholesale and retail, at my
yard on Maryland avenue, at the Canal Bridge near
Also. for sale lew three 6rst rate Carts, two VS.
lot Of ready mixed Psintt
rders taken for White Oak Lumber, &c.
sep io-lm ID htq II. W. RFATH.
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o.. sNIDER's, WINES
1T PHILdDELPHIA

John v. SNIDER, Dealer in Wines, at th.
u former old established Wsne Store of JACOB
SNYDER, yr., No. Is Walnut street, four doors be
low Fourth street, where consumers Will be supplied
With MINES and LIQUORS on the most accommo-
" JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent FIR the I'm
portation Of FOREIGN WINES, Oface No. rs Wa!
nut street, Philadelphia, where be is prepared t.
receive orders for the special Importation Of Wines
&cy nom various houses in Europe, in quantities OF
single do sen and upvsrds: and also aoicits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage of
tbs friends and former customprs.' ii =.
- All Wines ordered for Washington will be de-
livered BY Express free of freiaM lie 8-IH
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2. REILLEY'S TEL.
~ LATE JAMES CO0PER,sl

No: 3 Centre Market Space, Baltinuore. MD
VIE under signed would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he has purchased ths
entire interest Of Mr. James Cooper, in and to the
s srOps'e.Tssnip OF the hotel No g. Centre Market
eommodats the public, and furnish OYsTERs
n.thI-sIEAKs, &C. DC, with everything in season
me shortest notice. His bar viii always be go
Pneo Win the very best LIQUORS, ALES, WINES.
an earnest effort will be made to sstisfscroriy
a.seconmodate all who may give him cali. 1Srp.r.
fresh oysters. "a aSnh.s WIN
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PEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGpp

Al ANCRACTURED FROM FRENCH an ann,
Al JAMAICA GINGER, SEVILLE oRaNaSS
tc-This delicious beverage becomes the Etc.,
tavorite wherever il Is introduced. II IL eousns
Paatsbls, more wholesome, and not halfthe pro. !.
other foseign wines. Many physicians use it eI
;lusively, and recommend il to all troubled x,th
Flatulency, dyspepsia, Debility, Cramps, Narrbas
and Dysentsry. Persons subject to Chils or liyjpe
in districts whsre Agae prevails end It's occa.ional
use pleasant and admirable preventive Mixed
r4eh little cold water it forms the most refreeine
sid wholesome cooling drink in warn weather that
Price 80 cts per bottle, IS per dozen.
}. BALMER corner Of BALTIMORE Snd Heb strsess
nd BEOWN BROTHER Liberty Il. Bkltiners.
sTOTT CO., Washington. -
PEEL STEVENS, Alexandria ~ IL
JESSE Lands, FredsIick. .-.,
Il. BUFF, Portsmouth, Va. ,---,-,
ROBERTSON CO, Petersburg, Va. 49,.
Nm CISSEL, Georgetown. iy fc-6
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ST. CHARLES CLOTHING HOUSE,
And Gentlsmens' Quitting Estsblishmeat,

No. 3 ,orsbsoea corner Of King and Fhfrfas sts
q, z. ssa ALEXANDRIA, VA. z =
HRNRY BLONDdAEM respectfully invites the
Ii attention Of his friends and the public In
general, to his extensve and ell CANT assortment of
fashionable Fall and Winter CLOTHING, namely.
The latest style of Paris Frock Coats Goats,
and q. Over Goats Of all descriptions. Also, French
b.sck, doeskin, and fancy cashmere, and tweed
Pantaloons. Also, well ass orted and elegant ct ,ck
Of French and English velvet apd silk satin Vests
The furnishing departm emit of goods consists of
the very best qualities, which H. Blondhaem offers
be purchased at any establishment within this or
any southern city. Henry Blondhaem therefore
hopes to meet with early cali from his friends,
patrons and the citizens within the envrons of this
city. - -
N. B.-Don't forget the number Of the house.
which is 81 north east corner Of King aud Fairfax
streets, Alexandria. oct 2-eo1m ~
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,

as:. A. w H. 6 e. 1i.rt' pnnupAls.
T'HE duties of this Seminary will be resumed on
i FRIDAY, Sept mber 1sr.
The course Of studies actually pursued in this In.
sntution embraces higher and more thorough
range than that pursued In any other Female Sem.
mary in the Union.
The location of the Seminary is remarkable for it's
salubrity The buildings large, the rooms capa-
cious, and the grounds for recreation are very am
pie.
Terms for boarding pupils, $500 per session of 10
months, payable on the LIST September and LIST Of
February: This charge includes boarding, tuition
in English and Mathematics, room rent fuel lights
and Washing. Music, French, Spanish, DC. Drawing
and Painting extra
Day scholars from S. 10 $40 per quarter according
to the classes which they enter.
Reference is made to DR.. Grafton Tyler, Captain
Geo. + de Ia Roche, W. G. Ridgely. Esq. W Hunter
Esq, w 8: II. Taylor, ESQ, Francis Dodge, Esq,
Robert 2. Dodg., Esq, and DR.. o. NJ. Linthicum.
Georgetown, D. G.; and to Jos. 81. Bradley, Esq,
Aaron C. Dayton, Esq, and Mr.. FitEhugh Coyie,
Washington, D. @. ~
jy A-tf nuta Union)
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VIZ. EEkBI. II, GAHHLx 70. BKrfs.
First Premium Grsnd and Square
Pfanoe -

# KNARR, GAEHLE co, nanufsctur-
Nv tsrs, hos. \ 8, 9. y, and II. Eutsw street,
aslimere., &. 4 q. would respectfully san public
attention the great variety of their IRON FkAAh
leicacy Of touch, briancy Of toue they believe
uot surpassed by any now msnGfsctured- In add
den 20 the first Premium awarded than BY the Ma.
rylRnd Institute in lS pd lS49 they have received
the highest encomiums OF the most eminent artist,
who used these Instruments for thes Concerts. Al.
90. Of FIRST class Professors and Aneteure In the
u.ty. who havs highly fescD mended them.
~ PIANOS HIRED. Dr.. a. % lA-1ys
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
tengc Of Prices bct,cees Washington q Baltimers
- = 3 n,t

MOTT E.-On and after Monday, October I'd
~ the fare between Washington and Baltimore
viii be ons dollar and sixty cents A commu alton
Of ten cents will be allowed all who procure tick
cts before entering the cars. An dition Of ten
cents Will also be made to all way statians unless
tickets are purchased at the once.
Round trip tickets. for three days, will be issued
en- the I'd, 3d. 4th and 9Th instant, at &c. to ell who
may with to visit the Agricultural Fair and Mary.
land Institute.
Leave Washington for Baltimore e. 6 and e1l q.
N and 8 ard S p u.
On Sundays at a n. and pm.
Leave Baltimore tor Washington daily, except
Sundays, at 4 aad 0 q m, sud and p u.
On Sundays ut ~ N and p m
By order: T. Il. PARSONS, Agent.
oct l1m