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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13
Passengers Arrived

=. ,o,.,ir 1aaatse freq LirerpooI-Mr and NJ. oh.s
4as Dssi. ki. JAY Assq. D a.. M 4
Fr's's Mitchell VI: aunParsy w and " Josa'qs
Gs.n.es mr snd Mr.. A. wis.a. Nj Van Vest and
J @ Bord, Mr. ard Ms T. !. Bailey. Rev a. n "sles
Yi.e irpsn NJ and Mrs webb w and Charles Atwo ID,
Col Dickinson, Mr. Cushing. Justice Ms Mowto2,
ihr,e shileT.s and Two ,eryaP p.vla L.hJste; 49,, u
Mr.. J. P.es children and .erv.st, Man Mr. and NJ,
A Ply, A Edwards. SIR; and Mrs L we,mors, W Il D.
B,rlaw M Prehn, Mis- DuGre W 3 sd A wrvi,s. Mr.
n, s,hsm.n and .er,s1, V Bean u RE
sn5er Mr. md Nm Pre.erre and child. NJ Jones G.
Johusp q L. Wod Rev Mr. si,by ant family Rev M.
scb,H sehneider. M and sr. Rsds.h Psr'sn ~ w
Mr,. Moore. R. Redmond, Mr. and Mrs a. Cary J. Ken
srici Mis-, Csros ard ,ery,nt: Mr.. ~oodHan D. s. Wilson
Ia .sam.sp 81 Lon. 1on Hare cO~ Tsu.. Gordon
Bennett De Lsnare. French cOnul a. B.i.s soadIra
K'utrfp lady rec children and ,ervsny Ssnea.s
Mr.. Howard and servant, a. L.nss ard LADY p Ne
and tive children, ]. james. Ald. ,os lady MEsr
sey 'pe 'e ssa, n BIuOt osi5s N.TfOrs
William Muorsop' bs.rer Of dspaehes Louisville; Ky;
Ss.cn foI.%Ouh v q. Soften s6 g. l's oo eay S
D,srop O Fs.et srd o,usht.r New Orleans bsene'
Pete ohst:suf B. sAsDs vs'ssr Pine - i.p aeres
So.j ypii, Bouje Ad.Hns Borseh, ai.s de fsue-et,
pqp.su Dqgsss5 ESs f I.1 Ns' ss Sgroy.i
Dobot. md dsasbr.r Madame s9tsveutsre o
od: ,9 led. eS .Rs 5oql .ae.s kS.P
NJ Ieb,s Lenhu,ser. Cs1:uo Bsr,el ., r. Do%a
ncs NJ Horn Hss ms Iefirc ms.Sao ,n
! "a Lspssien Bsbr J. Wolf. w. Ttnnton, I Right
q Z. Bueb B.ndley MARY sPlent T. ha'sraye j. Nue.
~ satse .ssp Beirstia from HareMs Eassne Prst.rs
Mr. E'R rs,ss isn L.coea and bd Of SsSYos NJ
Charles Thornon and Mics Almirs Thornton OF Providence
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creates. .nanintty prevailed and De s:cOan.s az n;
80 siye general ss;isfsctiop. The trustee. did
,usDit any positive plan for the future working
Oh I If following s List Fl the shps owned By Mr..
Oliver: 49,, A., -
1910. sfIIca, AliS> Walton Abyssinsn brstars, bten-
- Bske Ch.Ib Chaloner Olifoo Hall, Gsa.ds Cons
lne. CITY " Lrseon tone. half Conrad Coiumd. Coan
t,ss Of Arsn CtristisuA lone haiti Csyon Ime- Pi-
Tmross Easenie FinsAiton, Gerard Ir.inor, Gso,Eaoa
y i Fsrnonie Harriet Wyd, Henry Garen.r, Hsbrioes
Hsur Howard John C.apben Jsnsics. J. Ford IssselA
Hsrsr, Kate Il Kate al King william Lzvinia LtnarK'
,hr Lady Fran, in Moutnoreacy Moutnzura May Pleas
,ts Margaret lane Aedors N,TSaen Nopsalese Amesssdo
Esw.Yorf Packet Poynesis Psram. o. Psdesirsn Penof
ton Petons, Pamela, Pero, Prinecioa, R'ver kIP az
way SOVEREIGN See King sh.csamsKon; Sapd3rs 80
Theodore yh0rDhll. Thames WlShre. Won Jsssgn ! S,
bslf) Wilson Kennedy Witch, Wndsor, '" -,
Western BI@e, Yeomsn, Zettnd, three So ps o. A-1
one al ~ p. Z. T., sn1 one shlp at Sunderland -
The accountants statement OF James heheny
affairs are complete and we're sent to London on 'ue
sd. They would not be made pubic until return
from thence We believe the account WIN sno" 'no
liabilities under eco ooo with favorable Prospsc
The market for American Stocks had oeeh uAli'
Prices exhibit scarcely any change:
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Disasters, &c.

scHR WILLIAM p WILLIAMS, at Providence reports that
French hak Virgin Marie bound New York with pas
sepse struck sand bar Thursday night nearly opposite
East Hampton Long Island but of shortly after leak
ing badly At oclsck next morning she ashore
the beach prevent her from laundering Most Of the pas
sepse been landed and the vessel lay In very critical
situation The wind was light at the time.
THE VESSEL, about go tuns hsng from Boston
he frst letters Of her being Conn passed
27h ui., lat 50 49, lon S. GPsrhsps brig Comet Of Boston
before reported abandoned
BR scaa. FOREIGNER white, frsm souris P. e. | 70,
Portsmouth b. laden with juniper knees top timber fsh
&c w.s totally lost night Of I'D Sept between New Hxbo
Tobey Point n g. Vessel and sold for &6 So Since
the sale she has gone TO pieces
BR scHa- MARY ELizABETH, Remick bound to New York
laden with jumper knees railway seepers &C. went ashore
Little Hsbor west Of Torbsy IN thick weather night
25h Sept Vessel and sold for &3l She expected
to go to piecea
scHn ELnA ABBY Capt. Cl,rk Gioucsster on the 18th
reports having fallen In WITH within about miles Of Rae,
Point Cope Cod the wreck Of sch nearly new supposed
TO be Of about 100 buden The wreck M the bottom
TO the shrouds
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Arrived
SUNDAY, NOV. IL


Us NJ steamship Atlantic, West, from Liverpool Nov l.
uo,e. ard psss 70 Z. L Collins
ship Gslens DeHns New Orleans II ds mdse to W. Mel
son Sen.
BAH MAris Morton Bryant Savannah ds cotton ke
scrsrton TAsn 9Th int lat 50 50 Ion 70 r. spoke brig
AlHkoue foul New Orleans FOR Philsdelphiz
Bark Casanova Weber, hAsLssbo d Is coffee, hSes
sc Agreds JOse L Co
B.l Alneus, Allen Charleston d. cotton, &c, Doll
ntr Potter
Bsl CsIbiola (Of OrngO1 Hopkins San Juan De os Rem
eds u ds AID noasses St1ses CleaTsn Co.
SCI TO Brett Son
BukfO (br Sherwood Full 40 d. GOAL and Is pass to
& relay Livingston
frs Mars (of PlymoVih Cape H.7tisn I6 ia log
Wool. pepper, &c 10 Becker Graves
BIe Lady Chapman, (Br) Firth BeTmuia d. in ballast to
81 III Smith & Go.
Big Hs,ie. Thompson MatAnz.s /, d. sugE sni nolAs
see 20 Doe Co
40 a. fIrw 20 chamberlain Robinson
sehf B. N Ia kins Giin, chasssoa Is seIton &c TO
McCresSg, Mat Co.
sehr si.rsb Dennis, Aux Cages p d. eOs4s and IOswccd
to RoLer toiIEsn
seh. KOsuth, Charehin, EewburJpOrt md.. to 8. W.
Le~ia
sehr. J. T. Brady, Dezsheny, NewHsven in b.isst 20
master.
sshI Henry Clay, 49, New Bedford, oil for Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13
Arrived.

Steamship St Louis Eldrdse dayrs and Cowes mde and
6s 20 g and .I1 = hi: port st H.
Js%;; Ads .:,5 T1s e. o1 Tbs., Il
M s = o. ION e S. s sssSsPs.d sp1' Sa iss%'s
Of Cspe Hstterss with steamship Keystone Pbi.
s.phs souSd M Hssr;. hs b, Ss,Ips ra
lsA lat Sc s. with brig NssetisAe of Hslowen bouna
Ship C.ntcp tof ssv.no.h Mclean Antwerp 4, d. d.e
and sPss. toW schmidt Co Oct :! lat % 10, lon
,pd msinyud, split sails, kc HA4 had 900 deaths from
ship Caroline Tucker Chase Hsvre 81 d. ud.e and SIS
rxs j. MeGsw; pas. Lane West Has bed deaths
ship Hsivsiis pitt Marsh H.ye g d. md.. and 80
pass to VIM Whtock j. Oct IS lat ~ o. Ion o. "a passed
ab.p..S sp.s ~ib hip Conrad Of Da lin standing E. ID
inst IS Ion S. exchanged signals with packet ship North
Ship cOc.swsites, Isf ss!snnAhl Paxton Bremen o..
mdse and sS4 J. Beehtel Has had heavy weather
Ship Nisbs of Boston, Evans. whampos June D.
and Macao July via Batavia Aug 49, with teas silks &C.
BAH GOodspeeS uew run. burden) Faye Connecticut
Bari Idwsd Patterson Mobile 2 ia, cotton tc to Eagle
Hazard eth inst. IN the Gulf stream during gale from
the J passage; bss Of the crew sick q fever
Biz MARY wsi;I gs' ST. q d .assr sds, se @
bhs Enbsm, from Savannah for New.YOr.
B s ss' 6saoS "
wood. &c, to Geo Bsusn sd in com with 'chr DuIssry
spoke schr Elliptic hence for Jamaica 8 DAY. out
B:s FI DsEier. St. Pierre Newfoundland IL d.
Bhs Mary Emily. (of New Haven't Bownsr Ponce p r. 20
d. s3sar 70 Moler Reza
Bre Orlando (of Suiysnl Ursnn jacksonville 10 de. um
Der Lane West Coz Is bound Essex Oct. 5, the
ard psss mills Of HAtterA ps.ssd the wreck Of
big Cen OF Boston esmGsted logged and absn
doned; apparently lumber laden
sebr Athos Rseyelsna chaes,on dL with cotton &e
10 mAsier
sehr. Sarah Brown, Piepsl, Georgetown s. ,4dA
schr. l. II Kill, Him. Boeo- for Virginia
Sehr haywood Shaw, Boston fer ChaIlestor-
sehr West Clean Whsler. 0oucesier ? da
Sekr JoSsph Hall Coe, Portland, CT
sehI wolsO,t, tOf Mobile 2 Vi. Key Yves: Is ds tqr
barb Ksrba from Mstanlas sr Boston eih iE.t IN Hat
Core spoke sehr Athos Of New York The w. has
experienced heavy weather during he pase los msintop
scbr Akips Retvelsnd Charlsstos da cotton
sehr Hummiog Bind Bogert, Winington d. H@sl stores
t. b. Blossom Son
schI Mary Robins Newbern d. laval 4 2. BHs
Son
sloop : Hall, Coo. Portland. CT
sloop Henry, Jones Portland. Ct
Stone, Portland, Ct
amer b. Forbes Morris Boston Came this pert
tale in tow clipper ship spiife AIey for Boston.
Steamer Portland, -, Portland, having n tow the
BAH Co d,peed
sAILED-sttamshlps Pacific Liverpool; Knoxville ssssn-
NAH Marion, ChArlestoni jamestown, Norfolk, &c
SHIP ASHORE The Belgian bark Yiergs Marie Capt Say
hens om Antwerp for New York 0e n With gene 81
Lizard near MoDfauk Liz House. Thzsday. In
OF having leak The sesuE Mercury Capt
Ysies ks her assistance The Z. wind Of last night
much sgsrst the landing Of her Of who
had eied he passage They consigned the
MesEs Risehmuier Lceseher Of this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......NOvD
Cleared,

STANDARDIZATION Foster Charleston spoford TlestJn
a Co f; Knoxville Ludlow Savannah 5. MitehIi James
town Parrish, Richmond, Ludlum & Pleasant
shirs-Ohio Hutehnss ApGlsehicola J. w Philips Co.
Constantine MeWillams Liverpool. c. Gnneli Cleopatra,
Tbsytr San Francisco C. Church Coz Var West Bennett,
New OH, ans W. T. Frost Camden 0add, Charleston, Dun
ham Dimon
BAH Pr apx sesver Tnidsd. YEniEs, Delv.lle Co.
BTir-P PGhGrs Jackson PhnGde pha, J. w. Mctee.
seboopers-soomOn Andrews, Pbaro, Ets.6e,h City Yam
BTurt Sssh Ms,cns Mun.on, Brewster Baltimore, Van
Brnpt sssht Julia Smith Crowell, Philadelphia, w.
Mckee; Com KesrBey, Lowell Boston, 5. w. Less.
sloops-Rhode Island, Hull Providence, mssteri james
Lawrence Rogers Providence. J. II HaveDss
steameY-John, Rsthbone, Bangor, Brown Hayilsnt
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Markets.. Reported b. Telegrapl.

SenaLo nes. II M A M-FLeuR-rhe Flour market s
s very qIet ioI the prevously given although
wiling 70 realize whSu, az $1,000.
,sies s.es w essa sood Michigan s 80 WHsAr-In
The inquiry Is fsE ;hs morning or mins ssIss o Isl
while Michigan ~ There have been no anssctons In
rsie ern and the market oPeasd active snd ss,t.r
II bas si 7oe a. the eose holders were skIn. 80
IS bbls At s.e. Canal tILIeHrs Corn 70 Albsny sns
hoy i4ie NevYoa lie RsssP.s his rnornins M
Barley.
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Nv E,s. RnslreaS-sts Ibis flSuri - p.s.
40 HAITI, $ 90 Wheat 100 s'dss bs.tnsf 49,. n,
~ So,. sirer ssss ssl. soDr PIG. 80 Con-
Icy 49,. a57 psrs Provsi1rs $40 do Me-. .
=, .. Yea ard Bs,ss. Rsrsae r ne es s1a.g s't
- gs-.~s l60 go n trs SEQ HoF.; y hnfion
- ~, "a pss. Pouuyi 10 do Ess.; .l5da osSe-i %
ebe ms othsr @ sin ~ DO Pot.toes; III Dag
GO sour ISL bile Cider 81 bal,s Hay 10 inns ireI
p Tarb.y, 81 do. M.ble 2oes rssns Psperi III oeis
a Al Flour.
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Passengers Sailed

ha<U. s Mad ste1n'ap Pacific, JO, LiserrSola NJ and
JrNYi c. S. smith, q. Rssaro, Mr. and Mrs Hasht Ed
ward R.nOld, Louis AIhOyV NJ ard Mr, Foo, y y0,n.
Mr. .no Mrs H. Hoyt Miss Duer, Mrs norner and d.ush
ter Mr. ard Mrs. Eppss HoInsI Ns~ Ys,s = T. p NJ
H,Yse,Ier permsn L.ehins NewYort; Nadine P6eitsr
DrS~srrer. w MeKesn, n 7. Scotland, aenry nutihi;
H. Hslips NewYok; Eugene CIyer lanes Lfton sdJ .nd
son Nr, ~ J. woufe. Mr. G Molony, Mrs N De-
sDJ and unrse O. Clay, II. Brown, virgin.i B. Ben
net Mr. Mares PhilAdefp his Hssereek Mr. A. Conek-
lin brother cbss Parker and Mss Ame. Robert Pdis,
IL Hoyt ard servant James Fischer c Hunter, ThOmss
,nd Jobn Drew New Yoih John McCulou n. Crumney II.
McPhilps 3. VAN 62 passengers ESQ, 600 specie.
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following v.sss: Aua 7. BeAriss. strs,ss ~ wunsa
VIII Nsestie Csrehne. VII, yspsrsiso. Co., ns.sa
q y.hn. q New Bedford no oils A,,.tie d. Jss~ AZ
sr,vs DO Harvest Of fsirhsv-p so hcnsr-ner IA, w
Roach DO zeBa. C0fbn wh vineyard, do, Chsssphsr
hifehell Q do Charleston Pocket, do
Csps s-sbury 81 the Psene -hen Cape ST. Lsoss s.,s
as saw recorded the Of whaeshPs vAioh nd sst
tcueh-d there Hydasre Capt Snow Of Nev bedfs< .nS
thnk N, was no ether New Bedford shp ansas
Der The Hydsspe bad taieu 80 bbl~ the last cruise
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From Correspondent
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8. NJ. steamships State OF
oeorlIs o.rvin, Savannah Osprey A%e. BS.en yslois
tBrJ Tedford, Yarmouth, ~ s. Violet, sermsy, Iuasus;
.ehrs Star, TOO.sr wsshinston, NC chsIles Grsaer
Johns Phillips, James River, Val Jacob Raymond Bourne
Nantucket
Cisarsd-shp Morning Light, Johnston San Francisco;
stssmabps vanis Bsymore RichunDd, &c; City OF
Matthews Boston, barks Vctoroso tSc Frsgone
Genoa via DaTien Ga Nashus Lewis Boston; Adelis Rogers
Snow do bs Poconocxet. HASKELL Beverly, Me schrs c.
A Gfener Msrts Charleston, sc; Henderson, henderson
Boston; HAVE de Grace Field, Alexandria; United States
Bsovn Staten Island Lama Henderson, Bridgeport; Home
Mariner Georgetown Cen Marion Fodhsm, COhsssett En-
gineer, Lovett, NewYork Telegraph Battery New forti
Hannah s, Hsnes Bridgeport; J. NJ Gross MeC0rmiek,
Bell. VILE; steamer Kennebec, Copes, New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13

MINIATURE ALNAsAc..."..THIs DAY.
suy-Rsss.... a Sets...,. a MooS-Rssf
wATER......THIs DAY.
candy Hook, 80 Gov Island. % He'll Gste.... lC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13

The Bank OF England returns show the fonowi"g
resuts when compared with those for the pfecedins
week: Notes issued, increase fi84,7l5 bullion in
both departments, increase, 95Ol, 49, rest increase
81. eco; public deposits, decrease, f66l,ls5 other
deposits, increase, f4s6, 1903; seven day and other
bills increase, $500 On the credit side, the Gov
eminent Securities have increased ,l35 other Sc
curities have decreased f37o 9se; notes unemployed
increase, flsl, lsO actual circulation, ,52oi
increase, f3l3,555.
The Anthracite Coal tunnage from the Sehuylkil
region the past week shows very considerable IN
crease. The shipments on the Schuylknl Navigation
for the week ending on Thursday were 49, i9i tun',
making for the season el6 476 tuns-an excess over
last year TO the same time Of $685. tuns.
The Reading RAILROAD Company report weekly
tunnage Of 42,24o tuns, and for the year l,s5'6'7
tuns-being an excess to the same time last year OF
ss,57si tuns. Shipments of Coal upon the Lehigh
for the week ending with Saturday last, were 81 1874
tuns, and for the season ,lOi,ei9 tuns. Increase
over lest year ls4, los tuns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13

One of the assignees makes the following stats
nsnt;
"The Canal Bank has to day been compelled to
suspend payment to its depositors and holders Of its
ume drafts ell amounting to about $4,000, and has
sseets about e2s2 900, from which enough beyond
IN reasonable doubt viii eventually be realized to
nay every dollar ard leave something respectable to
- stockholders. The circulation being all secured,
dollar for dollar by Ohio stocks, the other banks Of
ne city have afforded facilities for the redemption of
TIE notes on demand, and the public may feel fully
assured that no efforts viii be spared to collect it's
assets and redeem its liabilities at the earliest possible
ante."
The Mayor Of Newark has received an order from
he Chancellor directing the track of the Morris and
Essex Railroad to be re,aid, on the ground that the
road sustained injury by its remaining in the position
h which II was placed by the city authorities.
The America brings the annexed statement Of the
affairs Of Mr.. Edward Oliver, made by the trustees
10 meeting Of the creditors 1t appeared that, after
setting aside nearly f2OO, 900 for liabilities which
might come against the estate on bills receivable and
from other contingencies and estimating for loss of
over fioe,eoo on the ships owned, there would be
deficiency Of chs, 2ls being something under in
the pound. The following is detailed statement Of
fhe accounts:
STATEMENT OF Mr.. EDWARD OLIVER
Aseepfanofs nj Of date of
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BY Telegram

BOsTON-Arr Nov H. ship Mate" Hswes, from Csdis,
and bak John Gardner from Calcutta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-16
SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
la A . EEs:.ssssz

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the Do
n pot, IN Petersburg every day. Sunday expeced
nj O'Clock, A M, and arrives Burkevile at the In
ier'ectlon of the Richmond and Danville RAILROAD
ut IN cIockA connecting by that Road with Messrs
T. Flagg Il Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court Hon
HALIFAX Court House, Danvillc and Greensboro N c.
and arriving at FarmviIle at 1l30. A. M CONNECTING
there with Messrs. Flagg, Caldwell & Co.'s Stage Line
for Lynchburg. '''
Returning, The train leaves Farmve at l p M
ard burkeville at 30 p arriving 10 Petersburg in
time Tor the trains going North or South connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail.
Road,with the splendid steamships Roanoke md lanes
town Tor Ntw-York; which leave City Point at ~ M.
and every Wednesday with steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point at the same hour
ssergers peierring to remain in Petersburg the over
hight, can take the morning train North at a. A. m
the James River Boats for Old Point Norfolk and Ba
more at D. A. NJ, or the for the South at clock
A.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick.
cts between the following points may be procured at
the annexed rates;
Between Petersburg and Lynchburg, through in
htteen hours, s. 00
Between Petersburg and the Sweet sulphur
Springs, through in two days.. 90
Between Petersburg and White Sulphur Springs
through in two days 10 90
Between Petersburg Danville, through in TWEEN
ty-iour hours, IS
Between Petersburg Glee sboro', N. c., thro
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. N. c. through
. hthfee days Is 90
Between Petersburg and Charlotte sls 90
A freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at 6, A. NJ and
returns the same days Any person wishing to see tho
rates 81 freight can obtain freight list by calling upon
The Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
dee3 Is "a 4 WALL Sun,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS
Sewing Machines.
Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular
Action Sewing Machines,

(WHICH have acquire uncqss led reputation Tor
w excel enrc. In all parts the world, iat every
prices Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. The clear pfol.
Il from the OF these machines l. from $st0 to $1,000
year depending the kind Of work done.
We wish Ia call the attention Of manufacturers par
lieuary to eur newly invented and entirely ofiRinal
Machine to Sew with Single Thread.
This instrument is 90 admirable in contfivaace aud
so perfect oe, alton aid result that it commands
the unqualified approval of all VIII understand the ant
of Sewing by machinery. For linen stitching this -
The oaly machine thet make steh which VIII re-
main distinct and beautiful after washing For shoe
work and every sort Of eaher-sewing- making
Mattresses, and NIL Sewing in which great STRENGTH
OF SEAM is REQUIRED, The work OF this machine
be eguaed. II is simple n its cons'rao-
ton and much eHsy managed and opernted thnn
any other
fereaierve shall be prepared to supply varietyoi
Sewing maehines-ench perfect and complete OF its
kind. at the following cash prices;
L. Needle and shuttle machine of present style onwood
en- bon, slo0 w
on IRON frame silO 90
D. Needle and shuItle machine with newly in
vented feed suction and checked spring, sl25 90
{. Single threaded machines ior linen and other
lishl Sewing. $i25 90
3. Single threaded machines for Sewing bags
sacks and carpet bags, sl25 90
u. Single threaded machines for shoe work and
leather ,tirchine. SIPS 90
Z. Single threaded machines with apparatus
Ia bind mutmsses, &c. 2l35 90
Single threaded machines, of extfa size,for
quilting cont linings, $liO 90
Single threaded machines of larger size,for
quilting extra size Innings, $50 90
10. Single threaded machines adapted to lap
scanning ooal sleeves, Nc, $3.50 90
II. Eubroidcring Machine, making ornn-
mental stitch with Threads $3.50 90
-. Machines OF large size for Sewing
inRs and ship sais-wh fixtures and ap-
Taraius complication $i00 10 $500 90
Machines will he fitted for any unusual prculiarty Of
work on reasonable terms The Machines are securely
packed for transportation any purt of the world and
full printed Instructions for using and keeping them In
order are furnished with euch machine
Machine needles. Silk twist spools--3 cord linen
thread &c. always hand md for sale lowest cash
pricrs
Principal ofico-No. 800 Broadway, Y.
BRANCH OFFICES:
81 South Fourth Street. Philadelphia; l59 Bsitimore
Street Baltimore; 25 Washington Street. BostJa; 1917
Elm Street. Cincinnati
nov % d3m !. NJ. SINGER & 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-16
II NEW BOOT, SU
SHOE, hat AND CAP STORE. Do
~ Ii a n X = q u n e,

LYNCHBuRG, VA
TNHE undersigned have Just opened splendid new
l. stock of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS CAPS
TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS &C., &C.. purc ased this
fall in Boston, New York and Philadelphia. from the
hest established houses in the northern markets. by
of the firm, to whchthey would call the attention
Of the Ladies and gentlemsa of Lynchburg and the
trade generally.
They have also purchased he HAT ESTABLISH
MENT Of Mr. jacob Rumbough, and having in thei,
employ No. workmen. they prepared to inannfac
lure, to order, HATS of the latest styoand re quail
Ivy.
Being determined flor small profits, We solicit
call mt store, door below Messr. No sby AM
Garand's Auction room where win use our best OK
crtions to please. a. COCHRAN
dec 4-eN JNO. o. TANIlR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-16
Dr.Hastings' Compound Syrup ofNaT tina

A POSITIVE CURE PoR CONSUMPTION. bE-
IA cline Asthma, and all Diseases Of the Che-t and
Lungs. single bottle Will prove its efficacy Hereto
fore oil practitioners placed consumlonnr ougs
tho ncurabe disoases; and SUCH TIE hospitals Of all
cities declined receive patients persons afflicted
with il. Happily however discovery has been made
which disarms Consumption of Is terfois by placing
II entirely under contrib. For the truth oi oil we
say, refer any Of the eminent Physicisns
Hospitals in America and Europe, who now through
The all Of DR.. Hastings NAPTHA SYRUP, recognize
Consumption curab'e and daily rejoice In the return
ing health and strength Of those for whom, before its
discovery, tn could have expected even hoIed for
but the grave Il is in fnct the only rtepara
lion known have Succeeded in arresng tie for
NATION Of ubercles in the Lungs, in REMOVING those
already formed. Fer asthma. Coughs, Nigh Sseas,
Spuftng Of Blood Difficulty Of Breathing, and 50
Of the Chest. HASTINGS NAPTHA SYRUP, by nj
graphing with the of the disease stnns be.
fote all known RENE ies and operations in all
speedy that pat begin to feel its beneficial ef
fecfs after the FIRST seeord do
Nemight fill volume with eeitifcates bu simp-
ly ask for 81 igIe trial Of this medicine Tor
Gent that there person suffering from any disease
Of the lungs will find immediate benefit and spec
dy from 1t.
~ For sale In Lynchburg the Proprietora prices.
wholesale and retail by ID LYMAN.
JOHN II, SEAY & co
.la. o Il "a.
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REC NJ NJ + NDATIONS.
CHIKp EsaiaEEn's OYricE, Yu. q Tenn. X. II. /
Ivnrhlnlrp Va Sentern rr 30 1873

TO THE RdH.-ROAC PDDLIC.
All the Cars Of every Kind In upon this load have
been made the Piedmont Works. in Lynch5urg,
Il, the direction of Gen Neitleton. 5 Agent
1t gives me much pleasure to say that cars have
strongly and faithfully executed. cheerfuly
commend these works, companies requiring cars,
competent construct aud faithfully execute any
TINT may BIZ made with the of these works
CHAS. + NJ. GAHNETT,
Chit Eng. Va q. Tenn. II. x.