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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

OWING TO THE RECENT DEATH OF THE INFANT
~ Frederick. Mr. and Mrs Oscar Shanghai respectfully
decline the invitation from the Governors the
sutons to visit them company with the Sen alto and
Legislature Saturday the 9Th inst will happy to
see them Mt No. 2 Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

CHAMBERMAIDAND WA1TER--SITUATION WANT.
~ ed by German girl, in small private family Good
city reference given Apply at IS Twentyrst street.
" daye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

NATIONAL GUARD.-THE MEMBERS COMPRISING
IN the Armory Board Of the r. and f. Of this regiment
arc requested to special meeting of this board Mt
the Seventh Conpanys rooms, American Hail. of
broadway and Grand street. this Saturday evening" at
O'Clock. j. W. ROWE, Chairman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

INF0RnATToN WANTED-oF THOMAS DoLAN WHO
care 20 this country two years from Al lono,
parish Of Drum county Of RoFcommon, Ireland Insprna
tin Of lin will b. thankfully received his sister, Bridget
Dolan, at No. l49 assau street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

Esrcrseheli's spring srylo Of Hot Is de-
sG'g re .s5 e ts seasan fse sh,ie :.
none c,s sT.r. faotssro Il :. lis 'Sasssu s;raSs.
"The Hat makes the Man. Is tho tr.tc
a}rE ifyau E call u e. Futon srset AID ast one Of
s OR T e ~ ' tSe s1 You
can % it ior 50 renemter, 50 Fulton street.
n. rommens, III Sessau street, near Ann,
iaways n sane Place Hais pndou' tsaiy very cheap
ssa q tie red hat, ii Nassau street, near Ana.
rercdeons.--Iiie Largest and hest Assors-
q meodecns n the city a. a Broadway u being
the only place where can be had Goodman balawia's
co. HORACE WATERS Sole Agent S sroaa xaS"A
Cheer "su1isnna smpson,' BE CHEEKY, Boys3 suns
Way sSas ard ana s''sa
peasr Al asy ge PanS eo
secns and soans e rent BERRY GORDON
New Kynsic.-Three Bells Polka, by S. J.
Cock dedicated to cspt crish,on, % cents Damssl
y CAMP r s y f5ui rsEs s Il
CHEEKY Boys IS cents with splendid vgncttes just pub
s:' and selling i,Ss Rsss'
The Original Jacobs Great Musical Depot
musical instruments in the city, Firth, Pond Co.'s pia-
deonr known tkroug Lout the world.
j.. Il j. JACOBS, 407 Broadway.
Excelsior Fire Insurance Company or New
Yorkeash capital S2O 000have removed their to
No. q Broad street two doors from Wan.
HENRY QUACKENBOSS, Secretary.
Commissioner OF Deeds for the Several
States.-R. A. WATKINSON counsellor ut law and
missioner deeds &c. has removed to ITO Broadway
the Metropolitan Bank.
Cards, Circulars, Bill-Ileads, Labels, &C..
printed in the most neat and expeditions the
original Yankee presses, "a Nassau stroet-cheap.
G0kDON'S, "a Nassau street.
Rich and Poor; or, Phases Of American
LfeIp the Sunday Courier Of tho 9Th In slant will
menecd Of the most enthrang exciting and truthful
delineations of American life written The talented
author, with aneua ability, has hit of daguerreotypic
picture Of human amid the various struggles of
verify and the less trying temptations of wealth.
Rich and Poor" ~ its title at tells, enters into
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08


Of his ne ay to his and
supervision HIS good taste and
n Il
Ladies! Extraordinary bargains In fresh
Fashionable embroderes linen &c. at the
soTe 10 n oPenea a. ss ras
central in tho city, directly opposite the Metropo
It has been said, "IIe who serves the Public
..o nc Ass invented y.s:@ r. Is ..as
patroli1e him and the return for his labor satisfactory
Ladies' Shoe Establishment -Jehers, 467
visiting the city and wishing to purchase
fully informed that these celebrated shoes
Ladies' Gaiter Boots mt I2s and 14s., Slipper
3 sS hu1n 1 Th mis- 81 Gy
MILLER COS Premium nn soe s
street.
Elegant Boots and Gaitcrs.-WntI<ins, ia
Fulton justly celebrated for the elegant styles Of his
shassusr. wish something rseLerehs that will DO
article Of inferior quality sold at this establishment
Straw Goods. H. Harley, No. IA John
street has opened the finest stock of bonnes for ladies'
in s %e he WIFI lei o soyi
Leghorn or fine French and English sraws call at No. 81
Window Shade Manufacturers-Lace Cur.
extensive window shade the states
sy =. their Nos a and q
very small advance on the cost Of usstnrips Also
S DER
cheap.
Spring Carpetings.-Nev Patterns of Mosaic,
ingram Brussels medallion and three ply Of exquisite de-
. w AEss sAe BE s y q,
where they receive ali styles q .h. fo,sisn
kind will find it very convenient to call early.
Aubusson Carpets-Aubusson Carpets.-Look
soSSs Bossfy ''' pei yard HIRAM ANDh6
Hiram Anderson, 90 Bowery, offers aston
hng Inducements to buyers Of carpets ocoths &C. viz
ossSs 20 English tapestry Brussels
lis English royal velvet carpets rs 49, to los Rugs,
mats and shades at tremendous bargains.
Building Materials, Iron Window LinteIs,
sT% the pFss 5.
the once those desiring inform alton distance viii
WORKS, s. to IS Gosret street Apply = 0A'' iron
Splendid Farms and Building Lots.-Farms
contain from tive to fifty acres and are sold from $25
and eligible ID rnns aH
@ hue
sSS to sv. city G g,Ss So SO 4.
Of farmers mechanics capitalists and payers this
city. They the immediate vicinity OF Lake
koma. No moro desirable place for residence be
found. Applyto CHAS. WOOD, 20S Broadway
To Let-Storc under the Irving House, OPP
posite Stewards Broadway; one year the spa
cious s,re occupy being front and
well lighted In the
WAKNOCKs, Hatters, 275 Broadway, driving House)
.SWe will remove May LIST to 49, next store above
The beautiful specimens OF Artificial Teeth
now being inserted by c. PECK, 571 Broadway are
by for and when in the mouth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

4 IIILFAL HIW'WN Wild We FAFD FWIl my
IA hfoFmt ton OF EJGEEE PAUSELLf q boz ~ years
q age q lt compile Sion, lsre blue eyes round stce,
liz lrown har and of pretty possgasing app
taken away the fifth a. january laft hy Ial
ian hoy said Italian boy having S Mben ast heard from
he in Ioui yillc, Ky. Information that viii Lad
tie recovery OF Eusene viii be berNy rewarded by
viii please ecpy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

GHAMBERMAID AND PLAIN SEWER-SITUATIoN
~ wanted in small private family Good city
given. Apply at 40 Wooster between Grand and Broone
streets, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-08

CIERKSHIP WANTED. A SITUATION AS OUT
~ door o1GIk collector in any respectable business
Satisfactory efences given, and security desired Has
objection to travel Please address Cerkshp Herald
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-04
MERCHANDISE AT COST.
$4,000 worth of Dry Goods at Cost |!

4 VIE subscrh"r intending - make ehange IN hi.
business. ii offer hi eriir, stock ri good. at
90 i, hnn i- date Unit san,eimc about tie LIT Of
August which tiue the nader will be 50 At auc-
This stock large and attractive, nasll, If rr,eni
l1iiehases, embraces Ill the newest STYLE e DDS
such asfie hnred pain paid colere Silks ie surs
Plaid ~atered and rain ae Silk Foulufd aud lnlin;
Sks, Figured and pa cialies Tissues. Berafes and
Mou-lias all shad - French Jacnn"t and Lawns Cling
hams O,eandy Alnsins cautan Grape, Bombazine. Al.
par IA, Dshaize Robes einar iderrd and plain Swiss
Muslin. PIai md striped Muslin. Camlric. DinliN
It, French YORK Collars, Sleeves. Chimisetts lnnhfs
Bands. Nc, Rounets, Bonnet Inings aud Ribhan.
Corsefts. Mars,les. DimiIy and Grass Skirts; large
stuck of House fun n-hng goadsamt nE which Muslin
and Luce Curtains, Damask MOI Gems, aud 1u.k,y red
Marsailles and Dimy Quilts Linen AMI Cotton Sheet
ing aud Pillow Case goods Table Damask Fruit
and Table Napkins, Towels, Diapers, &c; p.ann
aud Table Covers; large stock of Carpeing fran ten
cents 10 the hnes' We Tapestry Rugs Crumh Cloths
Parnr and Door Mat., Oil Floor Cloths &c. Furniture
1ihiis Iirking bleachel and brown Cotton. Cattoa
oznahurss and Buraps. Also, Travelling Trunks Car.
pet Sacks School Satchels, aud Yalises. His stoc<
1ehilenens Goods embraces genera assortment Of
Cloths Cassime,cs, Vrstings Linen Drling.. Gloves.
CravatS. Collars Half Hase, &c. geIher with a va.
rets OF al goods usually founl in dry goods Store
Heasks call from all in of CHEAP GOODS.
and particularly invites hi friends aud Gust omers 10
call and supply hemsely swth goods AT cast.
Jun 2-ts JOHN +. DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-04
WATERING PLACES.
Dagger's White Sulphur Springs.

Wis delghtii VI WpteIng lae., situated in tie coun.
~ o. B'iet"urt 10 miles north of Rur ann. (,he
present rininus ut Navigation un e Jane. River 4
hanawn Cam tirre being hiinuou- line II Pack.
els tinu Richmond AID lynehburr that paerl ana on
me I'm ee=iiat' iond leading from Lynrhbu tho
White Sulphur iu the county ot Grevnbrief, Is non
opened t.r TIE reception nfsisiters.
he efficacy OF This curing many ftns of dis
eases, aud lis bracing, iu gp ting effects upon feeble
hrd dehiated persons, ,nte il the special notice ot
those "ba visit the mountains Cor heathwlst the eau
ulni sen ny by which is surrounded aad the variety
"i nosemei Il that aforft d.may Justly claim piss
ing call irom those who arr in search u pleasure.
TheProprietor. grateful for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received begs leave to assure the public
that his recommendations fn the present
l'e and OF the irsi chss. Ills TABLE aud BAR are
furnished with the best tho land affords and every at.
ten ion will be phil 10y himself aud assistants To the
comfort aud enjoyment of quests.
Tie Stnges connect regularly with the Boats Rueh
anau passng by these Springs the White Sulphur as
also with the Va Il Tenn Railroad Buiords. via
Buchanan
Far adults 10y the week 80 90
" horses do.............. ...-.i 90
do. month. -. - 80. II Oh
Children ind Servants HALF PRICE. Other ehnrges
in prop rtion. f. A HATCHER.
Jun Is dSc2mT
Eg Richmond Wing. Examiner and Petersburg Intel
igenafr cory weekly for six weeks and forward their
accounts Ia Ibis Office for payment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-04
. CONGRESS-SATuReAY.

sENATE.-A bill allowing exchanges of and
granting additional school lands in the several
States which contain public lands, was consid-
cred and passed.
The bill to authorize the construction OF a
of telegraph from the Mississippi river to
Pacific ocean, was taken up and made the special
order for Wednesday next at ia O'Clock
The Senate agreed to adjourn sine die on the
4th of August next, at II o'clock Nj.
Mr.. Houston addressed the Senate at great
length, in personal explanation; and after an
executive session, the Senate adjourned until,
Wednesday next
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, House a
dopted the report of the Committee of Confer
ence recommending the adjournment of both
Houses of Congress sine die, on Friday, the 4th
day of August next.
The House went into Committee of the Whole,
and after closing speech from MIR. Chandler
and some debate, the committee rose, and report
ed the Meade relief bill adversely to the House.
The House then adjourned, to meet ON We'd
nesday next.
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nv YESTERDAYS MAILS.
.nnITIoNAL BY THE EUROPA.
PROGRESS OF TIE WAR.


,a.nateh received from Vienna. dated June
a s,a,es that the Russians made another UNI
lV''' ssf,l attack on Sillistria on the 10TH when
saos.aI pa skewitseh, the Russian commanderre-
ueI n severe and painful confusion on the right
ee'' aa had been compelled to delegate his com
lee. - Cortschakoff. and had been removed to
Jossey. ,a.. .ho Porto bod s;gn;6ed his
.aentance of the convention proposed by Aus
acc irgtb reference to the eventual occupation of
h'e t,aleeraphic despatch, dated Goihland, June
:, 80 That both the French and English fleet
H. 90 - Borlsund,twent miles from Sweabourgs.
"eie = vas expected that they would attack the
a.s mace on or after the 18th. There were
iai. am Russian ships of war in Sweaboug. and
,1s. had blockaded the harbor by sinking ship
,1aded with rocks.
TURKEY.
,..ob;d Pacha retires from the Turkish for
ministry, and is succeeded by Chebid Eff
endi. on,rcr
~, ,,, of the adhesion of Greece TO the
i ~ -, &c the Western Powers, causes great
ul'i'll''" Russia reckoning on her diversions,
contriyes great oNp
'iiiee s,,,,,e lime 7-There is now complete con-
Aifif.N9 ,S, tbe ministers. The three dismissed
e G, a. have made their submission.
lit petro still holds out IN Ihessaly
ii"'9' AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
,ha Nopiteur assumes that Austria and Prus-
:. in;ntly framed the reply overruling the OBJ
$40 'a;2;ans Of the smaller German States.
col. Manteufel is about to go to St. Peters
horg with message from Prussia, recommend
;"a ihe Car to accept Austras recent somn'a-
,;en II is, however, rumored that the Gar has
already refused it.
ENGLAND.
The bill giving Canada an elective Senate has
oassed to second reading in the House OF Lords.
The weather in England was very dry, caus-
mo some anticipation for the crops.
70 FRANCE.
The Paris Moniteur, in abiding to the arrest
ofMr. Dillon the French consul at San Francis
% saws that the Minister of France at Washing
ton fastened to bring this infraction OF consular
nriyileges under the notice of the Government OF
tba United States and that the language OF the
American Cabinet does not permit OF a doubt OF
is being disposed to do justice to all Just COM
The PAYS says that the question between
France and the United States, arising out OF the
arrest of Mr.. Don,s settled, nothing remain
inc for arrangement, but the form of compensa-
sion to be given.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-04
S22,5OO worth of Dry Goods at Cost.

VII subscriber wishing TO convert many OF hi
goods as possible into money. has determined t.
oher for the reminder oih season. hi. entire stock
Of Dry Goods at COST.
HIS stock comprises every article usually kept in the
dry goods line His assortment of black and colored
Silks and Dress Goods ofevery description il unusually
large for The season, and is well worthy the attention n
every person who may wish goods such favorable
terms.
His ren Is and the public generally are requested TO
call aud examine for themselves.
Regular customers (shouId they prefer il WILDE sup
piled with goods on the usual terms.
PHILIP w PAYNE.
p My stock of Carpeting is quite large and
mostly of this Springs purchase. Tiuu Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-04

would beg leave call the attention of the public to
a letter written by distinguished phy stefan, WHO is him
sell skilfuI player, and has welded his H.
many lnnds on the banks of the Seine well as in the
neighborhood Of the Hudson.
billiards consider of the most useful, it is
the fascinating of all gumes good eye. steady
hand. judgement and practice the requirements for
excellence at Graceful and amusing. it has its at
fractions for all classes of society. To the mechanic it
is usefu for it relaxation from his daily
bodily toll the merchant and the professional man
whose business is necessarily less scdentay it
especially recommends it self. firstly, relaxation
Secondly, fbr the exercise which accompanies il To the
invalid an hypoc lonrac il is beneficial: it
abstraction from needless if nisrious trains
of thought, and the invalid the exercise is of gen
tie character if not INDUCED il for grent lsnet
of time that it cannot be otherwise than useful have
FRI quently recommended Billiards to individuals who
sought for something which would combine
pleasure with benefit, and have invariably found it Ia
give satisfaction"
I'm conclusion Talbot would say the public when
Ia receives pay for game of Bllar Is he does not
blu.hfor you may assured hatthe player has had
his moneys wouhand am not receiving than my
llwfu dues. (inly 1-ts)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-04
FIoyD CT. IIo.. Va.. MAY o5

was taken sick early in the yeur 1853; confined to
my bed some six months: my whole system
rely FRUSTRATED had almost wholly lost The use Of my
limbs during that time was visited by several physi
clans of high slanng, but with all their efforts grew
worse. ntl became emaciaed any one hVing
could be. My physicians th"n adj ied me To visit the
Ales hany Springs ! did carried Their on my
bed being unable stand sit up; used the water about
ten days; commenced improving at once: and was hnay
restored to health | have hesitate in saying T. at
my restoration to health entirely tn the use IT ms
WATER and believe had it been for this powerful
agent | would now ha, been ia the gave
HIRAM HUFF
Jun dtu2fri-cwth-ts
II Lynchburg Republican, Richmond wing and
Examiner, and = tersburg Inialligencer copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-04

We eheerfuy recommend the water Of the Aelhany
Springs, believing, we dn, that there is no water
which has been discovered that claim the high
its this can We have had frequent opportunities of
witnessing the wonderful cures effected by il in Ne'-
YOU. and Culaneous Diseases and long standing and
confirmed cases Of Dyspepsia. We hive no hesitation
in recommending persons afflicted with any OF tho
above diseases. WI have been suffering from any de.
rangement OF the stomach liver. We believe its
medical qualities unsu passed by any kniwn water.
JAMES NJ. G. KENT, NJ. d.
SAML A. Nc JONkEY, NJ. d.
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Steombont sunk-Frightfu Accidenf.

New YORK, Jnne 30.-The steamboat Buffalo
lyipg at her wharf on the North river, sunk last
evening to her upper deckhaving on board at At the
time five hundred German emgrants for the west
There was, of course, great fright ond consterna-
ton among them, but they were all saved with
their baggage much damaged. The Port-hoie
forward had been left open, and hence the acct
don
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-04
SALEM, Roanoke Co., May 25. 1854.

take pleasure in saying that, from what have wit
messed of the effects of the of the Allegheny
Springs in my own family and from the statements OF
others entitled to full confidence, who used 1t,
regard il a valuable tonic and Alternative pecu'
ialy suited the secrctions and lost tote ct
the stomach ia of DYSPEPSIA invgorae Tho sys
TEN and that distressing train Of nervous
tenn so often connected with disease of long snnding
and general debility. JNO II. GRIFFIN, NJ ID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-04
EXCITEMENT.
$4,000 to 10000 Dollars Dry Goods.

Al OOSl
COMPRISING "A splendid and well assorted stock.
~ which the subscriber fir m This da, will offer al cost.
These goois lre-h fashionable, and truly worthy the
attention of even, buyer, "ho is now, may be in want
of goods fOi present utnre U.s..
They off red because faSlioRahe tn sell at
COST al il may be long time before another valua
bic stock will be offered tha purchase 9 public in
the same way. advise all my iliends and customers
to come and get all they will for immediate or
prospective consumption.
| need not attempt list of oil the articles. 1t is
Known that my stick il always the larges', an best
assorted in the upper country. 1t quite complete
JOHN &. MEEM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-04

WANTED TO lakE.-The subscribers
w wish To hire for their work the Va. 4 Tenn
,e,lrond, in the Mounnia region of W., number III
strong aud boys, for which liberal hire will be paid
They have Ind long experience in the management =.
negroes. md are themselves larg. owners. Hired ~
will receive the ueatmr"' IN u
that they give their own. One OF ia can ~ scr' II
Lynchborg nj my time till the l0fh of JntLnry tlir
Washington Hotel. or ut MeCorkie Simpson Il .nr.,
hra Mcdaniel Il Hurts. They will also buy nnd
bays. dec e5 dncts SCOTT Il ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-04
DIAPER HANGING, &c.
l. JOHN F. REGNAULT,
PAPER HANGER AND UPHOLSTERER,
Mair I2inhr,nond Va

w II visit Lyuchburg, Va about the 18th Of Julywi'h
OF the at-st styles of Paper Hangings,
Borders, Fire Boards &C. and will remain limired
time for the purpose of papering ROOMS, HALLS,
ENTRIES &c, which he will guarantee viii be execu
It'd in yle not to he surpassed in this country.
Orders left tn Mr.. Bishop the "NorvrIl House."
will receive rrnmp attention upon his arrival.
J. +. R. having removed To his and elegant store
100 Main-st, would inform the public that he has
hand thu largest of goods in his line
offered in Virginia, and requests examination from
those wishing to purchase His stock conss $, part
of French and American Gold. Silver. Oak Glazed and
Unglazed Satin and Plain Paper and Borders Feather
Beds Curled lair and Shuck Mattresses, Lounges
Tee "A Tetes, Window Shades of every description We.
netian Blinds, Oil Cloth for Hal~ Rooms and Stair
way, Satin Damask, DeLane Lace and Muslin Curtains,
Corn and Ornaments oil every STYLE Bands, Loops,
Cords aud Tass"s Velvet, Brussels three ply and in
grain Carpetings Chinese and Cocoa Mating OF every
wiltl manufactured, nc &c, and would respectfully
solicit the attention ofthe trade, before purchasing
~ All orders for work goods in town courty
promptly executed. Jun 28.dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-04
Keep Cool!

fINH z best way keep cool this hot weahe., is to
get IA supply Of those linen Shirts and Drawers
Davies and Jones make. Also hand, Cotton Shirts
with Linen bosoms, Jeans Ora er Cause Understands
Byron and other Collars. Linen. Silk and Cotton, and
Merino and Cotton Half Hose Thin Cravats. Louon
Chinese Ties, &c, &c CT tbs, Cashmere, am Vest
ngs and goods for of the best mikes and
most fashionable shades always hand which will be
made up to order by Ambrose Page.
My small expenses will enable TO sell all the a.
bove as NV as Goods that ate Goods can be ough
any where. Try me- WIN. l.. PAGE.
inn a mf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-04
MnNrnnmERY Co. Va. May 25.

From my knowledge and observation. have no hest
tattoo in saying that the OF the legany Springs
is equal not superior tonny now in use in many cases
particularly remarkable ofDysPersio, Derange
of Liver any derangemen whatever OF 'iges-
tive organs; AID believe water has higher claim
upon public confidence. JACOB KENT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-04

NOTICE BY virtue ola deed oftrust, executed
~ to u, ny Daniel S. Jasper bearing date The 3lst
NAV 1854 and Lf record in the office of tie Hustngs
court Tor the city Of Lync burg, of his Books, Bonds
Accounts and Evidences OF Delft ha been transferred
to Us in rusi ard all persons indebted to said d. s jas.
pcr will llease call at the of VIM T. Anderson &
90 where they II ini their accounts and settle tho
same without lay, it Is important close the bust
nessht once. J. A HOPKINS, }
JNO. 0YLER,
Jun 29.2w
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june 10 Is
$4,000.
SelE-DefpnCe the First Law of Nature.

MOT for thN spechl want OF moneyor thar | am
~ bout 10 change the OF my business, but in
consequence of circumstances by which am snrrourd
ded | nm induced 10 offer the prblic the whole of
valuable stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods At Cost
for Cash; and If my customers and country friends will
please favor with call they will hpd my
full and complete ut the first OF the
season. JOHN ABRAHAMS
Jun 16-fs-y-6mo
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Tnp GhnIern.

WHEELING. July 1.-The dispatches received
here to-day represent the cholera not only to be
on the increase at the points where it has already
appeared, but that it has broken out IN other pa-
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TreoslJru Statement.

WASHINGTON, July l, 1554.-The Treasurer's
of;o;al statement shows the amount in the Uni
ted States Treasury, subject to draft on the 10Th
nit. to have been S25 100000.