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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

SPIRIT OF rHK MORNING PRESS
Inc On'on argues that the bible forbids
Ano" Nothingi'm, and is very indignant
against the disturbers of the public peace las.
night. =,
Inc I''telf'sencer, noticing the fact that the
Jewish fast and feast commences to- morrow.
quotes from an address of the Jews of Newport
r. l., to President Washington in 1890, and
from DIS reply, which last was as follows: an
Inc citizens Of the United States of Amer
ica nave right to- applaud themselves for
nang gwen 70 mankind examples of an en-
issse ana liberal policy2a policy worthy of
sn All possess like liberty Of con
soienee and imnunities of citizenship. 1t is
neT no more that toler alton is sroken of a. if
II were by the Indulgence of one class of PEG
PIE That another enjoyed the exercise Of their
inherent natural rights for happily the Gov
ernment of The United States which gives to
oisotry no sanction, to persecution no assist
ance' requires only that they who live under
good ci izens in giving 1t on all occasions their
sneetual support. . Ill, re ~.
What a comment upon the Americani.m of
the Father of his Country, was the American
ism OF the disturbers Of the meeting last night
HE 1ukF.-A four mile race for the st.
Nicholas purse of $500 came of on the Ma
;ional Course, Long Island on Tuesday. The
entries were One Eyed, Joe, Little Flea, and
Highlander. The first two miles were done
IN 3:44, Joe leading, Highlander following.
md Little Flea last. On the third mile all
the horses came In in heap. On the fourt b,
s..T-
lengths In advance, winning tho race in 1855
Ibis is one of the best four mile races ever run
at the North-the beast heat having been made
by Fashion in 1924, in her great match sgain.t
Boston in the spring Of 1912 .rr
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

TTNDkR GARMENTs.-sh.ker a.nn.I o..h
~ mere N rino SsKony Co. tch wool. a ,nse rne-
: no, lsie thrS I'D, snk and cottsn UNDgRGtr
mENTs. shiits, Collars LINN aud Musl n poeoms
s.,,o ala. 50 B1GES.
'- Wizards Hotel
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

~ MEDICINAL IIo. oas--n.d grandy-v ntsge Of
1S4o Tor esls Ia bottles and son derniinhns only
Old Fort Wine, pure grape juice, by the bottle and
gallon 50
These Liquors are irporte' expressly FIR inval-
ids and ara sod just a. they cous through tbs Gus
tom no Sc, without sdulterstion, and are very
much superior tn the articles usually eo' and for
the diseases peculiar to this season Of the year are
invaluable. - s-.4 % u a7-2is2 = :
schiedsm sehnsprs, superlssit. tahi,, diueetic,
anti dyspep tic and invigofatiue cordial FIR sale
81 r. D. arLaAss Drug and Chemical Store. oe. Az
enue. g sep 29-St
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

&N NE w hD-Stolsn or straysd two weeks
VIZ ago from the subscriber, q red aud v hit, opw
with large thick horns and very wild Iookirg rive
aoout twelve quarts Pr day. The above reward
VIII be given and questions asked NV Ie,yi,g
toll gate ' -~'' N0"-
sep lS-3ts OWEN orroIpv
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

LoVES-Kid, black Silk. Plush Co.hn,...
- Lama, isle The I'd, and Silk GLOVES Tor Is.
% ~ AZ BRIGGS,
VILLA: d. Hotal
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n n RkWARD.-Lost from the corner OF
- ~ LIST street and Massscha. etts 70 the corner
tth al d streets mort on Sunday night the 18th
Instant a new POCKET BOOK. containing $ssk
all ia gold Any person retur pipg Il 30 the ovnet
Who is a poor Iaboi ing man, and had IL by his hsrl
indu stry, shall receive the above reward He hvu
ON g, between Sd ani 4th-streets north
eep fO-sts yNo. sHBAVAN
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

BUILDING BLOCKS, Boys Tool Che t.
ID Grac. Hoops, &c at
Sep 21-3t biMXoNp,s. 7tb az
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A&A L Sr.-Supposed to be lost eisbt
SSirom the rn,r Of Iath ana "a.
20 "A avrhus. or Ia the omnibus 20 u street 4
pair Of gold bound SPKCTAC LES. with small elsa.
IS h'eral rewa d viii be given IL left either a
this offc- or A. Joyce's Coach Factory corner l<th
nd str EDS. -. t,.4 sep 21-Sts
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rHINA AND OTHER CRYING DOLLS at
~ LAMM0NDS, It'll st.
aep 21-ot -.
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ARGE AND sUPEsIOR IRON SAFE for fsle
IL The sub criber has r sale a large and ve-5 81
rerior Iron Safe Of Her ings" Patents suitsble ~
benhing or any heavy burners, which will be scl1
one third less than the manufacturers price
JAS. C. MCGUIRE
bucticneer and Commission Merchant
sep lS-d6t
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MRs: 9. FERGUSON viii omen , sKW.
AZ Ing SCHOOL for young Iadis. on Mord.v
September 25th, where all Kinds of fsn,v n.sy
work will re taught. For terms apply at Mrs p,
residence, No gu Seventh street south
SGD 19-&is
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-21

FLAsTIC CORD for rsp.iriue Bracelets a,
~ LAMM0ND'S It'll st.
sen 2l-8t
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J. est obtained for Depoeitors aud others upon fre,
class securities CHUBR BROTHERS, bankers
SEP SLOT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

Gen Cass's late speech in the Senate consists
of an elaborate reply to the positions assumed by
Archbishop Hughes in his letter commenting on
bis former speech on the same suhpct. Arch
bishop Hughes argued Chat the freedom oi con
science is the mere right Of thinking and thot the
governments of NIL countries do more'or less set
limits TO the freedom of action dictated by the
conscience, and that this is allowable aud strictly
right. Gen Cass goes into a long metaphysical
as well as practical train of reasoning TO show
that the mere right of thinking is not the Freedom
of conscience. die proves it successfully from
the subsequent portions of the Archbishop's let
Ter. and all the standard authorities on interna-
tonal law.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

In the Senate Thursday Mr.. Mallory oiierda
resolution declaring that the recent acts OF the
Cuban authorities clearly show design 10 throw
Cuba into the hands of its negro population aud
to revive fhe sanguinary scenes Of the 81 )Sihin-
90 revolution, but notwithstanding tine mover sta
ted that he merely desired it to go to the Com
mittee On Foreign Affairs MIR. Sumner pers' sted
in ohieotinr. and it was not received Mr.. Nal
iory afterwards addressed fbe Senate relative to
and in silieation of the Roman Catholics ot this
country. in reply 10 the remarks made by Mr..
Badger the day previous, who quoted from n pa
per published at st. Louis So the eject that when
the Catholics obtained numerical ascendancy IN
any State OF this Union there would be an end
TO religious liberation in that State. This sonti-
meut and the journal witch circulated it Mr. NJ
stated on the highest authority, bad been ropudi-
ated by the Bishop of 81 Louis. After briei dis
cussion of the Presidents veto of the Insane Land
bill the Senate adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
HIGHEST PRIcgs #vr5,,,#

Sold hy GEORGE sTEpror. at NJ.
house Joel Lemons Tobacco, Of Rom ,"' Va
His fine hagshead sold for 500 nm ~,
purchased by j. Stewart Walker. E.o D'l.
mond, for his finest brand. He also sal n VI u
ers' Warehouse, Silas FeIler's three s'a ~ q
made on land adjoining Lemon, No. s go
No. 2 for s27 80, purchased by ]. F i Ga ~ .
Esq, for Col. Seth Halsey; No. 3 Ee o9 ny.
Booker, ESP, for $3.50. They we5. oal
and neck by Messrs. Langhorne, Ws a'I4I /. be
ders and others, which shows that a :" ,Q
and bidders OF Lynchburg beat the ro, gii
hOerallty IN buying and bidding for fnct t's
high prices. He will be at his post e;,t 'D' ~
Warehouse or Murrell q STATIONS. N MAN, ~
Lynchburg. ma. ,,'u 90 sl I.
bedford Sentinel copy 1t. . u
Eynchburg Wholesale Prices ca.
u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
confsresoe ofthe ME-. Church South.


The debate on the propricty OF establishing a
new Publishing house in the South was termi-
mated on the ninth day of the session. by The m.
animous adoption Of the following resolution OF.
! fered by DIR. ". A. Smith, President Of Randolph
Macon College:
Resolved. That the Committee Books and
Periodicals be and they are hereby instructed 10
report \ iudieious system for the early com
meneemeni and ultimate permanent establishment
of Book Concern proper Of the Methodist Fps
ceIal Church South.
|. The Book Concern shall consist OF apublish-
ing house at --
>. ofmauufaeturing establishments Of Books
in connection with said house.
Z. Ofan agent or agents to whom shall be com
mited. under the advice and appreciation OF
Book committee appointed by tho General Con
ference. the control Of funds Of the ohnrch.known
rs the Book fund, and the conduct OF the business
for the next four years.
J. The agent 81 agents shall be required by law
TO provide. BY and with the advice and apPrnba-
ton of said comnttee.he buildings and other Tx
lures aud materials, for publishing and mahniae-
turing all the books, &c necessary IA meet the
demands Of the southern people on strictly bust
ness principles, that Is
lsf. such books a. from the accidents Of their
arbitration can be publ shed as cheapy in the city
manufacture at their own establishment.
% Such books, as from tae accidents Of their
publication, Gun be published at some other nun
ufsctoiy oftlo eouniry,shsl be- published by CON
traot at sneh mandatory.
On the tenth day Of the session. DR. Early, from
the Committee on EPiseopaey made a reportpro-
posing 10 elect only three more Bishops. THIS
led 70 an animated debate, IN which,
among others, Rev. Or. Dogget. DIR. Lee aud
Rev. l.. Rosscr. OF this State, participated. DIR.
Lees speech was mainly in advocacy of prop
which he submtted,to appoint six,instea
Of three Bishops. and was, in every respect an
effort worthy ofhis great ability The discus.
sion on the Committees report was continued TIL
he twelfth day. when it adopted. So there
will be but three Bishops appointed al the pres
ant session OF the General Conference.
The selection Of a location for the Book Con
.rrn has been made the order OF the day for next
Monday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

A European correspondent gives the follow
ing account of the personal appearance of the
Gar
within the last half year, the personal an
pearance of the Emperor Nicholas has undergone
considerable change. He has grown visibIy
older, and walks less erect, but his habits are
unchanged, Herises very early, and at a QUAR-
ter past six takes walk through the palace and
the barracks. On his return he gives private an
dienees, aad then works for some hours in his
Cabinet. Almost daily he may be seen. accord.
ing to habit of long standing, driving in his
"droschky," t. visit his daughter Maria, the Wild
ow of the Duke of Leuchtenberg."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

The annual productions of Cuba are said to
comprise SJ3 500 900 worth of sugar Sl5'O00,-
600 worth Of tobacco, s2,3I0,0OO worth ofcoilee,
81, DOC, 600 worth of corn, aud 81 100000 worth
of other agricultural produce. The grand total
of its productions, including dairy and domestic
animals, averages s59,oo0,0Oo per ammn. The
population Of the island ia ISL was l,0O7.62l
including 4ls,3 9l whites a29, l95 slaves, and
Isl .s35 free eolored people Five years subse-
quently the white populatienhas increased ',5ddi
while the blacks decreased l07, s72, making IA
aggregate population then OF but l,s9s,752 In
the city and Suburbs Of Havana, in lsll, tive en-
tire population was I60.750. Five years later,
in 1876, ii comprised but l2s,5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

Those who did not have an opportunity of
hearing Miss WmTE's poetical readings Wed
nesday viii be pleased II learn that she has been
induced 10 remain for the purpose ofgiying a
mother SnARsrTmAH EVENING after the adjourn
mcnt of the religious convention now in session
ID this city. We understand that her next en-
tertainmept will probably take plact at the Ma
sonic Hall Tuesday evening More definite no
tiec will, however, be given.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

No LIcENsEs.-rhe County Court of Mason
county last week,refused to grant licenses for the
sale of ardent spirits in that county. good
move. We understand so1e of the Hotels at
Point Pleasant closed doors ON account of the ac-
ton OF the court, expecting to influence its mem
bers thereby; but it no go. The court was
firm in its decision. IL. j. Fisher Esq, counsel
for applicants, took exceptions to the decision of
the court and applied TO Judge Summers at the
Circuit Court for Maadamus, a Sapersedeas,
and Certiordri. The Judge refused the app-
cation of each, and decided the Court had dis
erctionary power in the matter. Appeal was ta-
ken to the Court of Notwithstanding Ga
Eette.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

The London Times is filled, to the extent of
several pages, in lieu of the usual Parliamentary
reports, law cases, and police trials, with abridg-
ed reports and abstracts ST sermons preached on
the occasion of the National Fast. The number
of sermons thus reported, some of them by the
mere mention of the preacher, the subject and
the TEXTS not less than l2l preached in London,
and some fifty in the country. In many of the
churches collections were made for the families
of the soldiers who have embarked in the service
in the East
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

The Charleston Courier, very able and in
Huental paper. declares that the speech of Mr..
Slidelis discreditable to him. and the Augusta
Georgia. Chronicle and Sentinel one of the
leading papers of Georgia, says il is a fiibnster-
ing and pratical movement and adds 1T is a
most revolving and disgraceful proposition, and
one which any man, however high or lew.who has
any self respect, should blush to make
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
t0NNERCI.l.
bynohb'u g Toba GO aud w.
MAY 20ib. La M

MAY 2Olh, ISL. aa'sa.
leRAeeo.-lnspeelions the ma.
hhds. against 27l hhds, eorresna a,e Hnt
last year; Market not So anina, n'llIg W.
and middling grades Of both lne ,.,a''9 ia' eo
the betterqualitics are vel manu- Suu lleai-~s.
ct inferior to good Tugs 3 - as; '.'',e'afd i
q ds9;common 10 middlng sli,e3,nsS9'9 a o6
good 10 fine do 8 asl2 Mannl5fa',",s5;g ai5 il
and sales are made mt $40 Il 500 gh es
wards. One hid made by Mr. Ia 90 &c,
noke county, sold this week for sit t,ien "a
lOo,to Jno. S. Walker, Esq. Of Pi ci5 ao.o,
shipping crop Of Ii hhds btlorsin'y, ' -, n q
of Mrs. l.. Bradley.sold at am -. - - lie +,
Wheat 10 to is, wv S = 1t NJ
Comm III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

The trustees of the old United States Bank
further dividend out Cd tke assets In their hands
10 the creditors offhe trust. Those concerned
are notified to come forward and present their
claims, at No. 20, Walnut street, Philadelphia, be-
fore the Both of June next
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

se.e.al churches to The use Of the Clergy Of the
Convention.
Ordered thai 200oenpies Of the journal be prin-
ted
Ordered thnt ihe Treasurer pay sl1 10 the
doorkecper.
The Conyen ion then adjourned TO meet al
Lexington on the 81 Wednesday in hay 800
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

GsTs FOR RENT-A tenement suitable l,r a J
NIL rhn,iy, in the nelglhorhp I'd of NJ Nm
BiarLlor Possession given Immediately Ami
JNO. I. MGRRILL.
ny % c2tf nj Acre. y MrJpusna.
OTICE-Yonng Billy Towns wi stand II
" main irof the season, one hlf Of b, in,
Campbell G. II, Instead of nohllon
may y elm " N. Il 1RONN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

1rEY HAVE some queer ilrymen in Iowa. a
f.y DAYS sines an old topper died rather suddenly
The coroner, in consequence, held an inqrest'iiS-
teaed 10 the testimony If physician and was a. /.
bout rendering .vrrdct ''water on the br"la'
when Mr.. sloeum IIepplapodz riz TO Object
Mr. Coroner. hive known the deceased Tor Ten
mortal wears, aud know be has never Sc. Il so
Der moment in all that time. To say that seeh
man can die Of water on the BRAIN Is therefore
Id nonsense. 1t cant be- Cause Why! lie
never took nay into his system The true YER
diet. Mr.. Coroner, should be GIN, rum or brandy
ON the bran but a. | am willing to split the dlf-
ference will compromised bring in verdict as
follows, "Died from the effects of brandy and wa,
ter on The hrain"-The compromise was agreed
to, and the verdict is part and parcel OF The re-
corded doings of Iowa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

THE NEBRASKA BmL.-A correspondent ofthe
Baltimore Sun, writing from Washington, ex-
presses the opinion that the Nebraska bill will
pass the House on "Wednesday next; that there is
no danger of an emuete on the part Of Southern
members on account of the rejection of the Clay
tom amendment and that strong hopes still ex-
list that all the New York Hards will come in to
the support of the bill.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

RAILROAD ACcIDENT.-Th locomotive of the
train going South from Petersburg Thursday
morning, when about fourteen miles from Pc
tersburg, ran over COW, throwing off the tender,
baggage, mail and smoking cars, together with
the foremost passenger cars. These were all
thrown down an embankment, and completely
demolished but strange to relate, no person was
seriously injured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
Protestant Bpisoopal Convention.


The Convention was called to ORDER aud o.
pened with prayer by the Assistant Bishop.
Rev. Mr.. casileman presented the report oi
/ the Committee on the Diocesan Missionary So
eietya
The Select Committee on the Stanton insti-
tute presented their report through Mr.. ConfAo'
with two alternative resolutions:
|. Resolved. That the Convention from its past
experience. feeling assured that il cannot with
out great sacrifice. fulfil its intention Of raising
the balance Of the stipulated sum of SOW nc
cordine TO il resolution at the Stanton Conffn-
ton, and deeming it more expedient that the \ IT.
gtnia Female Institute should be committed 10
the fostering care Of the individual members OF
the church. and TO the custody of is proper cor
porate anthorites-do hereby surrender to the
trustees the funds heretofore raised and no" IN
hand for the benefit If the Institute. to be faith
fully held, used, aud forever applied by them to
the object, aud purposes of said Institute as an
Episcopal Female Seminary, with the earnest
hope aud trust. that the true principles OF our
holy faith Will he always and faithfully inculen-
ted therein. Or;
>. Resolved, That the stockholders OF the
Virginia Female Institute who have signl-
fled their willingness to transfer their interest in
the Institute to this Convention, on the payment
of n certain sum towards the liquidation OF them
debiedness Of the same, be respectfully requested
to assign over and transfer in due legal form to
-,who ARE hereby appointed special trustees
for the purpose, stock TO the amount of S3,9DO-
which stock shall be held in their names, stock
holders in said institute in behalf of the Conyen-
further, it Is hereby earnestly recon-
mcnded to those liberal laymen of our communion
who are sensible of the great value of this school
to the church, to subscribe for stock in this in
stitnte 10 the amount of $1,000, to meet the en-
gagement OF the Convention heretofore madc
And to effect this end,
ID. Resolved, That the Clergy of the Diocese
he requested, and 1t is here urgently recommend
ed 10 them to bring before their respective Pa
rishonera the claims Of the Institute upon the
church, by such appeals to their lberality, and
statements of the pressing needs of the Institute
as may lie suggested to them, in consideration OF
the urgent necessity for immediate relief.
Col. +. II. Smith moved the resolutions sub
mittcd by the first select committee on yester-
day be adopted, as n substitute for the foregoing.
The resolutions were, on motion, laid upon the
table.
Rev. Mr.. Gibson presented the Report of the
Committee on Paroehial Reports.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

\ FALSE HUSBAND CAuGHr.-One Mr.. r.,
says New ork paper, who boards at that cx-
cellent house the Waverly Hotel. and who has
young, beautiful and intellectual WIFE has been
lately caught seriously tripping the denouement
of which resulted in q serio -comco .tragico farce.
Our guy Lothario, who, by the way, is clerk in
one of OUR Wholesale houses ON Pearl street. has
1t seems been engaged in liason with fair la
dy who is putting up at certain house down
town. Ills better hah has, ii appears, suspected
fol some time past that her erring lord was deal
ing in contraband goods, burt wisely forehore
makipga scene until assurance became doubly
sure. Last Monday night she expressed a strong
desire to visit the museum, but the "lalse one''
pleaded AN excess ofbusiness, which compelled
his attendance at the store. After she departed,
however she induced gentleman to accompany
her to the residence of her rival, and ascertain
ing the room she occupied, she mounted the
stairs, and leayiag her companion outside to
guard the door, she burst into the room and
there fonnd guilty pair in the most provoking
routine of billing and cooling
The injured wife, after casting one whitening
glance upon her worst half, who looked very like
pick pocket caught in the act ''pitehed In" to
the frail partner Of his guilt with all the venom
of hate and jealousy, the sheepsh husband look
ing on ia trembling fear. Dieu ct mon droit,
the battle cry of the fifth Harry. might have
been adopted by the assailaRt upon the OCCASION
and well did her digits second the fierce and inn
paeable vengeance which was concentrated in
one absorbing idea, for in short time the face
of her victim, although human, looked anything
but divine. Her revenge was gratifed, and she
returned home to devise the punishment for her
traitor spouse, in which vision Of divorce form.
ed very prominent feature.
!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania held an cleo
ton to-day, casting over POGO votes, and elected
the following officers, viz Thomas Helm Grand
Master; c. E. Wright, Dep. G. NJ; f. C.Condy,
G.. Warden; VIM. Curtis Sec'y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

A general railroad convention will be held at
Barnum's Hotel, in Baltimore, on Friday next
the 18th inst. 1t is supposed that the principal
railroad companies in the United States viii be
represented by delegates on this occasion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22

\ private dispatch received from Wheeling,
states that no other property was injured by the
severe gale of the 18th inst, by which the Wire
Suspension Bridge vas Destroyed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
Bnnlreoflho |. e,tatea-

A statement containing the official returns Of
The Banks Of the United y, tScs 10 the Tleasu-
~ Department ha. been pubhshed in the Wash
ineton Union. showing the condition Of the Banks
IA the years lSjO-'5l,as compared with 1853 81.
The footngs show the following result:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-22
LATEsT PARIS STYLES.

j , ECEIEED BY EXPRSS-thiS morning
n u patti RS beautiful Cambria and Beraee ho'f' .
latest ing nut; usn, Solid Beruaes, ala coIo, D.
Pla Cling haas, &c, 1T very l1w prices. CuII and e
amiu, IL, M ,STlGLER. NcELDERRY u