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The Nevada journal., 1854-10-27
EEgN91RNEY & PEGM.

3Ining Toools, of every description Manila and Hemp
Rope of all sizes Blasting Powder, Safety Fuse,
Duck Carolina Rice, pitllcst;aimoA &C
ALSO-A large assortment of Shell Goods such rs Pine
Apples Fresh Peaches Strawberries Raspbcrfies Oysters
i0bsers Clans Meats uli kinds i'll cans, jams and Jees
p s We would particularly call he attention OF pro
prietors of Hotels pnd Saloons TO their stock OF WINES
LIQUORS, being the largest and best selected ever
offered in Nevada.
The finest choice OF every grade Of French Wines and
Liquors:
OTARD, Dupuy' & Co, Martc. SciGnctie, Bi5cutih,
ST. Martins Cherry, Raspberry and Pench ElanGiies go
AIONONG AIlELA, Scutch Irish acid Brand nn4 Old
Bourbon whisky.
HOLLAND, American, Rose and Swan Gin.
JAMhCA and CroX Rum. Car2t, Port Sherry, iiock,
Madeira. Niuscat and Sauternc Wines.
CHAMPAGNE, of ul brands. French CcrdiaIs. cf nil
kinds, BOXERS Mills Dj;lrs, Mafohino and everything
requisite in Bar.
S s P have unusual facilities for oh'ahin5 Goods from
San Francisco and sacramento of the firm doVoting
his whole time and uterion 10 buying for this ani The
Branch with which they connected, IN c ii-
fercn mining throughout the state uio purchasing
in large Quantities thereby enabling them To offer all OF
the above Goods al Wholesale Retail, Il: prices that
will defy competition Orders from the country promptly
attended to- All Goods sent to any reasonable distance
FREE OF CHARGE. Nevada, Scptember29- IS5i-Jm
SAVINGS BANK.
Corner oS Clay and E'Zc-2tgo-nory streets;
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ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY, 1851.

E-Intcrc<s increased to 4 per cent, Per Monthly
FF7IIE ESTABLISHMENT or THIS INSTITUTION, three
wears and u halfago was upon The plan and opera
ton Of similar Institutions IN Europe and the Atlantic
States regulating the rates ot interest b The value Of
Money in this country.
month as PCT ules and Regulations TO 10 had 1T the
Bank.
Special agreement for r2ney TcTscd for sp"cinc
Particular time.
LIZ. n,rosits with Interest Inyalle On de;na.A
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va Tho Poet'says 4:

va- The Poet.says
Death is another life. We bow our heads,
At going ont We think, and enter straight
Another golden chamber Of the kings,
Larger tSan this we leave, and loyclier.
Nevertheless people dread DEATH and viii catch Mt
every remedy for the orures chat rack the mortal body
AMI hurry It's dissolution. Dr. GUYS0rT'S IMPROVED
EXTRACT OF YELLOW DOCK and SASSAI 4AtIILA is pre-
enentv the safest and most reliable medicine for restor
Ing the human system. 20 life and vgor.
This Sarsparila contains more Of the pure Honduras
Carsararilla than any other preparation that now exists
which is chemically combined with the Extract OF Yellow
Dock and The Extract Of Wild Cherry, thus making the
remedy thoroughly ancient than any other STsaa
rilla before the public.
Srofula has bael the skill Of the mot eminent physi
clans in this country and in Europe But there is an an
dote for this disease Dr. Guysotts Extracts Of Yellow
Dock and Sarsapara which is proving itself specific IN
the most severe cases serofula. Purchasers viii please
he careful toss for and take other but Dr. Guysotts
In,roved Extract of Yellow Dock ana Sarsapara. Al
others in comparison are worthless.
EFor sale at ali the principal Drug lores m the state
W G. AI3AN Agent Broad street Nevada
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-27

sAn Bells AND HF BBLs CRUSHED AND POW'p
JVU Sugar; 1000 mats No l China Sugar;
go bxs s ID Imp Tea 500 bgs. light Per uvian Sugar
500 tins assorted ckers $50 bxs lb Eyson Tea;
200 bxs souchoBg tea 1000 gross w Matches
2e0 Glib hoxes Imp Tea; For sale by
Sept; z2-lm GOODWIN s. CO, 62 California st.
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q Q K [IIBOUR r \

T.-I--'I. M 0-1rI m NTW GNTITEI, WIth al ne
I;.,ars.e.u.nts OF IIGHr INSTRUMENTS, CItMItAfS
$. lso e is prepared to take pictures of surprising
,at- IL. tnro sl fa h. Ill 1oons fitted up ior tle
r,ee.i, OF visitors "a style unsurpassed in any g
IN the Stale Prices lower for California than al home.
lis friends sud the pU@lc invited To call and LOOK at
sr5c,icas whether they want pictures or not Rooms
situated on Commercial street, opposite tle old stand
- - :, /. ,lr... o.9il 1tfnl, or Blue C;jlla
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t.Seasons return, but not TO me returns
Bay, or the sweet approach OF eve or morn"
s'i'm blind"
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TO MINERS.

TO MINERS.
Gold Dust sent to for coinage Will be T1tar'ld es o
as received from Mint free Of charge Il remain on
deposit Will draw interest above st2ed Mint oertl
catos bought in whole OF part
To prevent fraud and insure ideatifca"A persons send
ing money for deposit will be particular TO send the name
of the Town County state Country where they were
born their birth day mothers before marriage and
their signature.
day til O'Clock P ~, FOR the accommodation Of n"chan-
ics la}orcrs, &c.
General Banking. Department
Exchange on all the Atlantic cities. Gold Dust f"ught
At market rates Unusual Ianking facilities Afforded ana
deposits received from merchants and other busne men
Ill II lSsAI0v ROBINSON & Co
1 IL, MONIES DEPOSITED N THIS BANK IL SUNS
= not exceeding One Thousand Hol,ars, arc payable on
demand Deposits Ono Thousand Dollars and upTarts
at one DAYS sight Said deposits made on AMI after Isl
taI,fcr 1884 IL Isl eepln,,sr 1853 VIII interest
q tho rate Of ono and half per cent per month
made for six months over VIII draw ntorec at the rate
Of Two pcr cent per month.
On the ls day Of September OF each year: dcTo7t"r7
will be notified Of any change OF the establishment Tor tie
an,uine. vear IQ-3la !. ! WRIGHT, BANKER
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Railroad Building Navigation.
. sUE9 FORTUNE 40 Be MADE BY
MUTUAL ASSO GTATE0R4!
CAPITAL 81, 900, 600.
SUBSCRIPTIONS oTLT s. EAcxz

DISTRIBCTION OF SHARES:
Is Shures for Ono Dollar, 100 shares for One Dollar,
0o Shares for One Dollar, 1900 shares foI - Cents,
G9001 shares Tor Ore Dollar.
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-27

S1G.ET CEECEs on Sacramento and
- San yransisoe IN sams 10 sui; purchasers al
par Jaa'y Is II II. DAVIS
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REFERENCEs:-J Harrison Fry ESD. T. Bartlett, Esq,
LLLal V Gr.H. $50. ElMard Mckin!ay. E.A .n 2.:.n
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-27
"Epo They miss IAe at h0ino?'
= IO 7 Z Z 3 s

q I,v, ones homo Ana To those who haro rooev
,i Pictures hol2 it viii be unnecessary 70 describe
tro IT,, aai pleasure derived, how much impaired by
sanliiy their own likeness in urn. And to auF who
would lfc send present home there is nolLia'
mono uIJroTi@te nothls tiiat you'd be more lIS1y
,a}s.- Tina ! GOOD PICTURE OF YOURSELF.
----- l--... = -. :. IN. LL.-...mt and aa-v.
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col Of Cod!
THE ftIH}ISl DIAMOND * THE UNITED STATES, fer
which ,.J43 in cash VII be paid
PAINTINGS DiAM0ND N0EE VALUABLE WATCHES
WORKS OF Art. &c.
loo ooo silARE-0NE ARTICLE TO EVERY sIyTrE-y
SiIAitS-UNE rOII.AR FER SHARE
The Nevada journal., 1854-10-27
Receiving Fresh ST.

et almost every Brand and description hthoug
does no. run q Team Of his own he is lraanaEiIy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-15
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

FTsnE SUBSCRIBERS are receiving Their
L stsek OF 6upbs, efrr for Sale
Rus.ia Tafred and Manila Cordage of all szes hpfa
u iches in diameter
Blocks or Deficks busting apparatus Of all s'1r-
Also
Patent Friction Roller hlook. article IN thu.
mark Fl. by which third oi the labor In h"ising
by the common bloch IL spv,d
Hooks and Thrnlsl for hoistinF-rapes,
uakufa. Rosin, Pitch n Il Tar.
White lead. Whine Zinc Paiat. Black Paint. yellow do
Red Lead yerlieris. Impefs. and Chroms Green
termlon and Prussisn blue, Par. n hite Lamp
black, Puuy, Ae.,
Pai4t Bru, he. al szes-msrkinE do,
Fancy Pals Hall do. do, Coolers In nests, Wooden
lbs Mstche., Brooul.. rrsys, Darrell Covers. Meas
ufes SuRa, Boxes. Flour Pals. DC, &es
tirpund Coffee Pepper Aispce Cloves, bayenae rep
per London and American Mustard Chocolate &c.
I.nseed OIL raw aud boiled-Ninler, Solar and Sperm
OIL.
Mes. Pork and Beef Sugar. Cdes Syrup. Molas.es md
uiher Groceries,
Dur ,tock has hern purchased, entirely for Cash. ut
tb. Manufacturers in New York and Boston, and Nc
will u.r great ind dement's purchasers either ut
Wholesale Retsil
LEE & CO, On the Dock
Riel-nnud. Janrasy - Is
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Dr.Hastings' Compound Syrup ofNaIih a

A POSITIVE CURE POR CONSUMPTION. z.
IN eiite. Asihms aud all Diseases II the Che.t and
Lungr Alngle bottle viii prove its efficacy. Hereto
tore ali resuiarprseloner iaoed eonsun tionar eng.t
The neufshe diseases; ard such, the hospitals = all
cities eciined 10 receive patients persufs ni tied
with 4. Happily however discovery has been made
which disaruns Consumption Of il. t"rroi.. by scing
" entirely under contr taf the truth Of al we
say, refer any OF the eminent Plysrisus oI
HOSPITALS 81 America and Europe wba now. Il rough
The al Of Dr.. Hastings NAPTHA SYRUP. recognize
Consump'ior durable and de j, rejoice IN tie return
ing health and strength Of those for whom, hetoie is
disoyeTy, IN could have expected even hnI ed for
no saecoT but the IL Is In ot the only epars-
tor ever Known have succeeded IN ting he Toe
marion % tubereles IN The Long, in revoyirf those
siresay horned. For ANhma. Coughs Nirh' Sssots
spnfinf Of Bleed Difficulty Of BroaflfHR oHd ~
o." ~ Chea HASTINGS NAfTHA SYRUP, ty At
- graphing with the root of the disease snn,.s be-
e. eli known ssi and operations IN all case
A. 20 speedy thst pate begin feel It's bcneh eli
tes.s soon after the first second do e.
N smishtbli q volume with ceitihe-tes, bu simp.
y ssk for single trial Of this medicine Tor We
hdeht that Mere Is person suffering from an, dseu-e
of the lung brt will find immediate benefit aud spec
dy from il. use.
u For sale in Lynchburg the Proprietors prices,
whoiessispnd retail by ID II. LYMAN.
s.# t4V4 JOHN II, SEAY & co.
dec ~ dAr6mo
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1,'L e apJ,oprdte 10 IN, tast CtdSS-BoNes vi mats
ION tsaIf furniture
A. lcies dopropridfct to Second ClaSS-Boxes, bales
Il goods feathers, shoes, saddlery glass, paints, oils
~ an CT nlectioncry.
4, 1les apsroprlaicio Third Ciass.-Vrgnn Dunes
IL. agar oaee liquor bngging, rope, butter, cheese
n,n, tobacco, leather, hides Gotten yarns cop
reri n, sheet ro l, hoow-ware queensware castings
RI sare, nurble dressed heavy articles
"a ITO .rated in spe, jul or fourth classmates.
A,,cies appropriate 10 The Fourth Ciass--four, lin
~. rice pork, beef, fish lard tallow and bacon. (in
na.k. boxes sncks beeswux bales of rags. ginseng
nj red fruit, bar iron, marble (undressed) mill aud
n nd stones, mill gearing.
:, [ % miles Lao Salt per bushe | 8
flA''yI r,r 100 miles. 200 cfFiiry pounds. 10
tn ct = $50 miles $50 III
wv IDS zoe miles 100 Carrie %ast. l2
Ser 7 dts
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ECON MENDATIoNS.

REC O M NJ ENDATlONS.
CBiEF ENGlNEERs OFFICE, Va. Tenn. r. II I
Lynclbrtg. Va, Scpt.m - %, 1853. !
TO THE RAL-ROAD PEBLfC
All the Cars OF every lind IN upon this ioad have
been mnde at the Piedmont Works. in Lynchturg,
Il, the direction # Gen'l Netetoa rs Agent
Ii gives much pleasure to say thai cars have
necn strongly and faithfully executed checr(ully
CO mmend these works, IL companies requiring cars,
competent to construct and faithfully any
tracts that may be made with the OF these works.
CHAS. NJ GAhNETT,
Chief Eng Va. u Tenn r. r.
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Our terms will be cashier negotiable paper satisfac-
torily endorsed.
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal patron
age bestowed him for the last fourteen year. he has
been IN business in Lynchburg wou just mention that
lie will still continue his former business heretofore
and hopes with the additional ficilit he has nd
10y the constant attention he feels etsrined give
his business in all its various branches to merit con-
tinuance oil the patronage of liberal public.
sept 23ts GEO G. CURLE
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THE undersigned having had charge of the above
Works from their commencement. under the former
propritor Mai. A. Ellison Jr; asks e tn say TO the
Raii-Road public he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue it, men hoping by
ris long experience in Rail rod works ard
ieuon 10 the work entrusted to him merit the ap
probation and liberal patronage OF the public
A. NETTL ETON, Manager.
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OFFICE Va. g. TENN. RAILROAD Co !

OFFICE VA. TENN RAILRoAD Co
Lynchburg, Sept 30. 1853.
From intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Ceo. g..
Cule feel confident TINT the Piedrl Works under
his management, will fully maintain its reputation
making Rail. Road Cars well in any and oil ~
branches of mechaical operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth,
p1,t


HNHE beautiful and favorite steamb,ath cspa n
Il AUGUSTA, under the command ofS;tv5Szssss;uI
Capt. VIM. G. Smith, $50 long and favorably Known =
the travelling community the Potomac and jana
Rivera has resumed her place the line via Port Va.
lall, after having been or,ughly rebuilt ard fitted on
in the most elegant style, and furnished with Life Boa
Lie Preservers, Force Pumps, and ali the Appliance
required by Actof Congress secure the safety u IA.
engers.
The Cars running II, nexion with the Augusta wi
leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot every Mon
day. Wednesday,aDh Friday morni Eat 60 O'clock ,
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packet Boa,
have but few STEPS walk to tn. Cars.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the al
rateda,s viz Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
o'clock An
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk &c... 81 NJ
Fare between Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mill and
Children three years and not owe, twelve
years of age, half price.
Meals each, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Servants. through --.----.---...... Is
Servants to any point on Il p river 10
Meals, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
nov 2d&cts THOS. DODAMEAD, Snp
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
"a N .

-.xs
A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De-
IA pot in Pee' shurg every day. Sunday excepel
ut o'clock, A. M. AMI arrives ut Bnrkevie at The
tersection of the Richmond and Danyille Rail-Rat
ut 10 oclock,A, connecting by that Road with Mer,
i. Flagg Co.'S Smge Live for Charlotte Court Hnuss
Halifax Court House, Danville and Greensboro {.
md arriving at FarmviIle at 100 A. NJ. conneclhl
there with M,ssrs. Flagg. Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Linz
for Lynchburg.
Returning, The tiain leaves Farmyile at l. P. NJ
ard Burkev'ile at %, p. arriving 10 Petersburg
time for the trains going North or South. connectin
every Tuesday and Friday with the APPROXIMATION Raj
hoadwith the spl ndid sea nships Roanoke and Jane
town tor N1w-i ok; which eave City Point at p NJ
md every Wednesday III steamships for Phiadelph
which leave City Point IA. the same hour.
J. ssengers preierrng rema Il in Petersburg the oW
night, can take the mornii train North a, A..
the james River Boats for Old I nt Norfolk and Bal
more at 3, A. NJ, the cars f.; he South at oclc
A.
Arrangements have been made by which through tid
cts between the following poiats muY be procured
the annexed rates.
Between Petersburg and ncbbur. ,brougb In
. httteen hours, Observation-Disclosures. s. O
Between Petersburg and the Sweet SULPHUR
Springs. through in two days, 0 o.
Between Petersburg and White Sulphur S rings,
Though in two days.. 10 OIL
Between Petersburg Danville, through in TWEEN.
ty-four hours Observation-Disclosures. So
Between Petersburg CT ,sboro', n c., thro'
:, in two days; 10 On
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, N. c. Through
lnthTee days. Observation-Disclosures. Ii N
Between Petersburg and Charlotte, $isN
freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot ever
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday morning at 9, A Mant
returns the same days. Any person wishing to see TIN
rates "f freight obtain freight list by calling u5a
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
dec3ts E. J. WALL Sup't
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NEW BOOT,

NOAiCE'-My stock tools and hands 70, Ga, Fin.
en-, ing nave all arrived in Lynchburg and am now
; prepared TO execute all orders entrusted to me
with faithf"ness and dispatch " NV
would De thankful to my friends hand in their mr.
de5s once TO prevent hurry about the lime the gas
s VIA be presented sooner than the FIRST of Jan.
'ary next under any circumstances
A. G. DABNEY.
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rJ,HEsE WORKS have be- n 81 IN epers.'-a it'll
4 ,lI the latest Improged Machirtry for Wood ana
4, =, work and upon IA scale commensurate with The
~ ,,,s of the Soutt and West. for Car construction
More lhan one hundred OF all description have
been made al these work. Tor the Virginia d lennessee
President. anil Engineers of Ra Roads are respect.
fny invt ID to besow their patronage as they may re-
lv ioon having their finished in strict pIiance
with their plans and awnings; or utter the most
suuroyel plans OF Construction. prices a'i-tacory
Southern lsail-lsOads
VIII no longer be compelled - obtain their Cars from
The Mouth subject large expense and risk OF Trans
por,,,,on GEO. q CURLE Proprietor.
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selling or at Greatly Reduced Prices.
Hu,d's l.olden Gloss for the Hair.

MON thu nsnfy preparations Tor the growth Of tee
N HAD ,hi- Golden Gloss takes the lead. fhree
~ be given why Is universally used and
preferred - all oi'ersi
lat, bss su-e IL ihs proven the most cfeciua In Ba l.
ness Pad. Because IT imphus beautiful dark gloss
sn.l deIirbuuI perfume he Hair Bird Because the
Ladies' with 6ne discrimination which they ell possess
have adopted IL.
Many othei could be given wby IL /. eieat
fsvoriie, bot those who have only give a
trial.
Pnes-s5 certs IN lsrEe bottles.
For ssiebs Druggists and siorekeepers everywhere.
VIC. HURD, Proprietor,
30t Broadway, New-York.
- Large discount To Merohants.
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Ready-Made Clothing.

A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
IA Resdy-made Clothing, J. Nj Davis. Jones N Co.
patent Shirts and every article ia the above line ny
found and sold low ior cash punctun cuslo
tieb l6ts) STlGLER. McELDBRRY, Il cos
cash FOR WOOL-The highest market
~ price will be rid for DOL during the present
son, by
Nav 9-t B. SACkETT
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TOILET SETS, Ia every Variety
l. Tppo, Set. .. 10, IA aud 10 pieces. at Blue
White Granite, lowing, Decorated and In Fancy pat
terms. Toilet Wafe Basins und EWers aud otter piece.
sitgly and IN paifs.
J d. b. EVANS. No. III, West Main st.
nov - Is Richmond, W.
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MISCELLANEOUS
GREAT ATTRACTION AT
r. A. Williams New Book Store.

rEso all PERSONS in waet Of Books. Stationery anil
Il fancy articles, Music .l.c Il. 4. hi1iams maSe.
lie following liberal cef lHs hs is n receipt al
an entire nes stock To all gerson. ,la aiing 10 the
amount of l2I ntd presenlinz 81 siaplastrr ihss
~ draw s7s cent. ia silver, u - cents. lily VII he
enlil to IS and H. The etan' destrai-
,f accommodating heavy stock Of silver would vel
Ia make frequent calls at A. William. next
door 70 4. N1ieht- New Jew ery Stnle. mar 1t.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
. ECEIVED This m Oruiny by ExDr, IS

h very handsome lot OF DRESS GOODS nc, -
consisting of soid Mouslin DE LANES. all shades
colored plain an bIsok Silks, Mednlli Stripe ard
Plsin Chalhes, Paris printed Chaies, Rich printed
Pompadours. Rich Bonnet AID Neck Ribbons. Coloed
XII Gloves, and few pieces OF French Cloths and Gus
simeres. P-a-e call and ,ee them.
jan Oily JOHN 7 DAVIS.
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Horses, Mules, Caille, Hogs, Sheep and CAVES, Of
eight in number will be carried US Bird class
Goods, The weights to be regulated follows: Hor-
SEES 1000 lbs. Mules, 800; Beef Cattle, 1000; Stock
do. 700 Hogs. $50 Sheep, 100 Calves, 1875, under
months old Lumber of a kinds, aud Coal to
One day only will be ullow cd To oad or unload unless
by specinl agreement in writing Whenever "a Car is
,naered - renal onded utter arriving its place OF
destination, over "a hours, unless otherwise agreed
npon. il will be the option of the Compan, unload
H. aud charge the rate OF 80 cents per Car load for
Lumber and 80 for Conl mud also cha &c at the
rate Of 81 co per day, for the Of the Cai.
TIiOS. SHARP, Supr't.
mug 27-ts Va. g. Tenn. r. r.
L1V Express md Rep copy.
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winter stuck at REDUCED PklCESt
feb l6 a. BURROUGHS, sHAFER & co
THE UNDsRsIGNED HAS ALSO

1 engaged wh the above house aad would be pleas
ID 10 ait upon friends and the pibir generally.
T. ID. CRAWFORD.
feb 3ts Hatcher. Loewoof a. Co,
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~ bills wintri blcuohed OIL :,
~ 100 bbls faf
so do1 Buckets nnd half buckets,
NV ianiiug and Tor sale by LEA co
mar 6-d2w On the Dock
Washington telegraph., 1854-06-21
The Defalcation at the u. S. Mint.

]. Engle Negus. the weigher of bullion at the
Mint in Philadelphia is SAID to be the person
charged with the large defalcation As all the
bullion in the establishment passed through his
hands. it is difficult to tell how much treasure is
really missing. 1t is reported that he transmit
ted great amount to Europe whittier he has fled
In speaking OF the matter, the Philadelphia Ledg-
er says:
We understand that suspicion was first directed
against him by the fact OF his requesting the re-
finer to pass through the usual refining process a
small amount of dust, without any account being
taken OF it, it being as he alleged, for poor wo-
of his acquaintance, who desired to have it
at once; as he, Negus, was acquainted with the
circumstances. the usual forms might be waived
The refner demurred somewhat 10 the deviation
from the rule. but did as he was requested, and
returned to Negus the proceeds. Shortly after
wards he came to the feiiner again with similar
request, acting again. as he alleged for some poor
woman.
The reiner took the dust, and went through
the operations of refining it. but in the meantime
acquainted the principal officers of the mint with
the facts of the case. A wax impression was
then made of the locks of Negus' safe imitation
keys procured. and watch set on his operations.
Shortly afterwards one hundred ounces of gold
Dust missed, and on opening his safe the mis-
sing parcel was found. 1t was replaced. and the
watch further continued, when shortly afterwards
parcel of seventy ounces was missed. dis safe
was again examined. and the distracted parcel
hund. Negus was then charged with the rob-
berry, when he attempted to divert suspicion of
any dishonesty of purpose by alleging that he
merely took it TO see if it would be missed. and
to show how necessary it was that mole checks
should be introduced into the business of the es-
Enlistment to prevent the reality of his illustra-
ton. Without admitting the proprety of his act,
The officers inquired the purpose of the abstrac-
ton OF the hundred ounces previously. His coun-
tenance at once betrayed his guilt, and he confes-
sed his crime paying back all it was known he
bad taken. He sailed on Saturday last from New
York, in the Washington, for Southampton. How
much more he may have taken, if any, or why he
was permitted to escape unpunished, are matters
Unknown and unexplained