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Amnsements.
PALA(

CRYSTAL PALACE-Many new attractions
~ have been added to the Palace during the past week
dsy duripr the 1t will be inflated under the Dome his
sest Balloon ever made and those who are curious
GODDARD will be in attendance from II till p NJ to give
II will hold several person, and contains upward of 50 900
cubic feet The Palace will be ILLUMINATED on THURS
WILLIAM MASON will give a CONCERT,
On ,THURsD4Y EvKNISG. Oct Y 1854
On "hsh n so I'LL the
with such marked favor at Juiieu's Concerto
PROGRAMME
i '''"D 'I Brother. MoLLENHAUER
Z "H'P'0o' Cd h"'' WILLIAM MASON
j. Solo, ''''1 EDwXRDi; MoLLENHiXUER ERNST
Sonata SoP "a sharp minor,
D. fD'O' " "'' WILLIAM MASON N''
a. sebnsuch, am wrLLn,ns
D. H. z'n wias'T %iieizM MASON 'DHfF''"0'1
G. Variations Brilliant. p D%, f9J ,y2 . .IEp
l. ofana ''p'e WYIIIxM MASON
Doors open at 81; Concert TO commence at u o'clock
GRAND PUBLIC CONSERVATORY SOL
VI REBs.-The BROTHERS MOLLENHAUER; !soio
CELLIKR Psn. from Paris win give their PIRST 6sASp
SOIREE O TUESDAY, October 10, ct DODWOhTffS
ACADEMY No sos Broadway, when the following Pro
s''A'''' PROGRAMME-PARr
!. Quartette in d, for two Violins, Tenor and
peissa BY Mccalsaei Ia Mcsnh.uer M.,is
Allner.
2 hsnnsr Qusrtete. German Psalm. mendelssohn
Henen Beutler Adams, Urchs, Fredeborn
5. Fantasie Flute, on themes from Lucrezia I'll, Gil,
n0'''''' Herr siede
4 Grand Duo from The Opera La Somnambula psr;o,
BT Piano and Violin Osporn oefiot
Madame Cecle Peaucellier snd Ed Mollenhauer
PART III.
Trio minor for Piano Violin and Vioineelo Beethoven
Madame Ceee Peauceller Ed Moenhsuer, and FIR Molten
hauer.
w. "O' Avn Brothers Moilersianer
Received nightly with greatest applause In Juens Concel
T. Manner OuaIette. Switzerland. ....... Jul Mayer
Herren Beutler, Adams, Ufchs, Fhedeborn.
Doors open O'Clock Concert 10 commence at O'Clock
The Grand Piano is from the weknown manufacture oil r.
Pacts or ADMISSION: Fora Soiree So; for
res of Soees 81 81, Family Tickets admitting three for II
Sorees s9; Family Tickets admitting three for soirees
$40. Single Tickets, ell 49,
Subscription LIFTS left in the principal Music Stores
NONSERVATORY Of MUSIC, No. 765 Broad
~ wsy-We take pleasure In informing the public that the
open for the reception OF Pupils Apphca
ou made shove from the hours OF
10 O'Clock daily The Scholars have In addition their Les
sons free admissions 70 the Muscsl so,Iees ,,rn
Brothers MOLLENHAUER.
Madame CECILIE PEAUCELLlER.
eves great pleasure 10 recommend to the pubhc the
above named excellent institute:
j. b. Merrick East lSthst; Dr. Quin No lac 9thst; VIM
Hall Son No 239 Broadway; Mason a. Bros No - PARK
row; r. Willis No. 2S7 Broadway, Editor OF the Musical
World and Times
MADAM ISIDORA CT RK,
Nl The American Prima Donna,
win make her first appearance In New York in GRAND
CONCERT to take place on TUESDAY EVENING Oct. H.
at NblO's Saloon.
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fancn 0oo0s an0 Gtationerp.

DLANK BOOKS, PAPER and STATIONERY.
ID sLOTE g. JAMES,
No 81 fglton-st. William,
srATIovERs and ACCOUNT BOOK aANUFACTU.
RFRs wond invite the attention q Buyers 70 their Assor
n Of Blank Books Paper &c which they otter a. reasoua
Account, Book, Ruled and Bound TO any Pattern
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Pine Arts.-HENRY H. LEEDS Co respectfully
public that they have permanently secured the
srseious Galleries No 5s Broadway, formerly occupied by
the Dusseldorf Collection IL being their intention hold
sces Of Pictures and Works Of Art these
raeries they especially call the attention of artists conno
seur. and public the advantages offered in point
ton space and superior light Due notice will be given
Of their FIRE, sale In our regular advertisement
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GEO. CHRISTY & WOODS MINSTRELS
" OPEN EVERY EVENING At No. "a BROADWAY,
under the control Of n. WOOD Business Manager
GEO. cHRIsTY. Stage Manager.
Entertainment. eonss.inr Of
ETHIOPIAN MfSsTRELSY.
BURLEsouE OPERA, LIGHT FARCEs, DANCES. ETC
Afe.nize5 By the accomplished company in the world
Also, This Week. the E1trsyax.nza Of
ROBERT NACAIRE.
Jsck STRIFE Geo. Chrry Robt Mscsire A. Wells
Door at g. s'eloes To commence s II preeisely
DERHAM's BURLESQUE OPERA HOUSE.
i Late ACADEMY HALL No as Broadway.
Grand opening on MONDAY EVENING 18th lust
A STAR TROuPE OF ETaIOPlAN ARTISTS
who will appear from TINE to time in
BURLEsQUE OPERAS
COMEDIES . FARrEsi!i
BALLET PASTOAIMEs, -!
GRAND CONCERTS,
CHARACTERISTIC DANCESii
and NEGRO EXTRAvAGANZAS! -
Orisina Novel! Attractive g.! and Funny.
Admission IS cents
Doln Tickets admit -Four ~ usual
OINTMENT SPEAKERS and VOCALISTS--
IL A GRAND PUBLIC DEMONSTRATIONS in support Of
PROTEsTANr REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES viii take
place on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct II, At Il o'eaek
Patriotic Addresses BY the Rev : INsKIP CHAUNCEY
SHAFFER Fsq and Prof s X SWEETMAN. The follow
COLBURN MI CONKEY Mrs r WOOD and Mis- A
ROBJOBN, Ia 6rs; class Qnsrtette /. voluntary, The
Star spspsled Banner The Grave Of Wsshngton F"
T. hazel Dell" s. Th- Flag OF our Union" g. Hail Co
lrmbs" &C., &c. Admi.sion Is cent? Tickets aud Pro-
srsmmes at the door. THOMAS pRENTIsS, President.
* 4 heoFBhERFFssos. }cOumittee.
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TIP >Ew-YORK TRIBUNE =,
Gpetial Notifies.

Irdepxpdeus fandidsfc for Nay0r.-fn pIsusnee Of
- Rid THIS CTus.dayJ EVENING the 10Th inst at No 800
Broadway fos the puIpose Of nominating John N GENN
,s,,, nt.s.nos and energy better recommendations
p.lsn real aud political notoety for the Chief Mszrrscy
81 hs cty favor Of clean unobsucied streets an
.c. police and fearless execution Of our local laws
respectfully invited attend Several distinguished speakers
vii .Sd,.ss the neeting
Iudsp % ndeBt candidate for Streets aud Lamps
JOSEPH =. KBLlN6.
No,ice.-It having been sisted thai have wiihdIswn my
STREETS AND LAMPS and for the Information Of my
friends will state have not withdraw and am esnaae
for that Office. JACOB IL. DoDOh.
BrcokIyn Young Mems Christian Associations
TIE ,esss1 monthly meeting u tins Asfiation Will be- held
o. TUESDAY EvfNIN5 oth inst "a. y o'clock 10 the Leg
fue-rooH Of The Pesport Baptist Church corner OF cn
,opav Members urgently requested 20 he present and pay
the anuus dues previous 70 ne spPcnnsI ., e n
,psf sresSs wv j. McGEE Recording Secretary.
No,ice.-The Ns~Yors and North American Graod Union
Ds'.s'' SgpsEgpIY SExT FOO Oct H. oo@.ncins
escck 81 at No 1875 B9wery opposite stT.nss d re a,
NV ~ 81, "rcsT Lucy T. WILLIAMS, C. s. s.
ped,cstiop.-Tbe new church edisce the corner Of
hsv nd erected by the cor~sory OF the collegiate
Reformed Protestant Dutch Church Of this CITY will be dedi
esed 70 services Of the Trane God on WEDNESDAY
NJ, nth inst O'Clock Ia the afternoon The Clergy OF
The Rned Dutch Church ard others dpO'ed to favor the
occasion With thsr pre.pse are invited 70 meet In the Lee
praf D,uitry' = first Lecture Grecian History.
-iHE MiGRAfION or RACES THIS EVENING, at
ssyves.ni Institute. Lecture 10 commence at O'CLOCK
Tickefs 80 cents
Italian Benev client Society In New-York.-The
re1ua annual meeting Of the officers and members s.ners
ofthe above Society will be held 90 ThCHsDAf sEhnInD
nss o. r. 1854 Al Tammauy Hall, al u O'Clock, M,
precisely The Italians and members general, are hereby In
st.d 10 attend. T. NELL, oecy.
The Rec uiar Monthly Meeting Of the MECHANICS
INSTITUTE the City New iors Will be held a. the Lee
iur, Roc m No Bo~ery on TUESDAY EVENING, Oct 10,
lss AZ "A O'Clock full and punotusl attendance OF the
members requested several additional Directors will be
ihsn 'se'eo' ny O'''' ~ JAMES HENRY Actuary.
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CwEpIsH AND AMERICAN LIFE CON

LAST or HIS NAMB" By Ebert Perez, translator Of
Fuehe CaflsEs Swedish Stories l2mo., cloth. 81.
RIKER. THORNE x Co, N. 10 Fulton-st.
simple and Natural Ell will and favor with large class
Of resders.r lBnhalc Democracy.
1--WE hope Il will be generally read" iBufao Republic
at remarkable for simplicity and that purity Of style
which made Pau and Virginia the .vore Of all circles
fRro.klyn Eagle.
smple vet entertaining tale and eyinces considerable
,,lsn, for fiction New YORK Commercial
ell told and interesting" Boston Atlas
.vle easy uatura and touching hi. narration in
,.-e.,ps Hartford Courant.
This Il just tie book for the home circle"
ALBANY Evening Transcript.
1.-THE tale Il exceedingly interesng and will well repay
careful perussl." 80 lbghslo Express
clever. pleasant book" Cincinnau Commercial
The teudsrcy OF the story r 10 strengthen the ties
home Rochester Dcmocrat.
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y ofo cories .old 10 ten dsvs'
Hetx~T nns- xnxTIrN-Fr

DAIARD TAlLORs ADNENI IRkS IN
DsFRICA the mo. popular book Of the aay The Plate.
LAyiuR teen redrawn edition :. ready.
Prom The London Daily News
I'm yer. P:. bic 70 ado .nyih1s % the sseiu.;on waes
would DO ii.r-lP K;rAst from long revie~.l
From The Hartford Republican.
can think 81 delicious than AXE
~. b and wander OF alone under golden October trees
,rd dream swsy sunny dsy over it- tegh ul PAGES.
There romance 20 u. quite eua TO one Of Bsyari TsJ
enAiH'N From Tire BuHalo Democracy.
A.. writer Of travels especially he has found his
eousi HIS chapter. perfect dasuerreo;ypes Of The
S'''' Froca The Yankee BLADE.
hss nroSpced volume 'tesh and Original brilliant,
49, From The Boston Traveller
No writer could Dc better subject and few could treat
II better than our .Etbor. The style swarm clear and
smooth fB1 q lie and animation" -
From TIE Chie4.o Congregations! Herald
Carries his reader with hin most delightful eonpan-
From The New York Christian Enquirer.
"If sry will Just open this delightful volume AZ page IS
and read the seventh chG:T ae msch nstak u a. Will
not think BsyArd Ct necessity the most capsi fellow
Fro. The Jsme.ville Republican
There enough OF poetry pathos, hamor and sentiment
in hi. sketches combined with obseFvaon blended By
,r, ue books In chvaric 0ftuess Of purpose. taste
energy the beautiful and al that heroic be would
have ade fitting comp anton for Sir Walter Raleigh"
From The Utica Herald.
"Tha picture oriental in its msrniicenee exact in re de
tails and while glowing with az the b7ancv OF aromaace
liz every with its vesmiude There are BOOKS
n rsvel more biiou.y written but that take the
esder 90 completely the ground described and ntoducs
him 90 en the adventure and excitement OF u.yeL"
from The Philadelphia North American.
How nr Taylor should have accumulated this danger
Gus indeed wonderful; IL is still wonder IA
that he should return 70 tell ~ il"
-"' " From The New.York Express
We question whether anything more exquistely graceful
essy srd powerful be wiki in the wide Of topo
Frurhics descriptive literature than 70 be found in every
Ts.e Of this DO h :. Which we have looked"
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UsID srATTs Assay OFFIcf WV foRk Oct 3, I5't
This once will he open for business on and after
THIS DAY A.,
psxm.nt sor Deposit. will be made either In Stamped Bars
IN Cons or 10 Certificates the option Of the owners, TO be
,,trsssed a, The time Of making their deposits
Silver chssss not made 81 this Office .
For present will be impossible to admit vnots 70 wit
ness the operations Of the Office
Nv" SAM y RUTTERwORTH Superintendent
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VTNHE GREAT NOVEL of the SEASON -
THE Me- SBOYi
s nearly ready
The New York Mirror Tribune sid Journal speak thus Of
the book: -
~ Derby bs, in press s.ory, called The New.boy
devoted dein stiOn Of life Ia New York and evncins
observation vivid which hss rarely
been surpassed by previous work similar plan
We have been favored with the peusa OF evefs chapters IN
the advanced sheets and ubhesstngy say that they are
marked by Of tye and contain
life like OF modern city society with frequent
psases OF indng pahos The wre ,opears have made
cass to which devoted and has ted hitting
with strength and natufsueS These,
made the foundation Of high wrought plot
wsh expands its progress into scenes exciting interest,"
RARE GENIUS FOR FICTITIOUS coMPoSITroN"
INew-York Tribune
"Tay N,vssoy ing from the perusal Of the
proof sheets with which have b. favored, IN. wok
likely sensation equal to that produced oy the
Lam lighter The hero OF the story IT, Of course
the Of Lis sbos suterngs and successes mere IN
the heart Yorb IL offers wide scope or the de-
scrpve and talents of the suthor and so far We
have he Tor has etched the leading characters to
mare UP ITS MOUTH FOR SOMETHING GOOD"
New Yorx Senins Mirror
The authorship Of The Newsooy keP profound secret,
of the proof subn tilted ths inspection Of
favored liiesii and had the effect 70 make them open
their little 1d,r than usual the sight OF book
that s an Charles Dickens for the book
marks Of long and familiar
with New-York But from various indications should not
be surprised the publication OF The Ne"ooy 'nOaa give
"'HAyE WE A DICKENS AMONG US :"
IT, s. Journal.
THE NEwsBoY elegantly got up With Illustrations. and
i2o OF $50 psses-priee 81 % large edition
h beipr printed 10 spswe. sdyance orders
{. DERBY: Publisher, No lls Na...u't New-YOrk
Phillips SAMPSON Co, Boston.
N Ctpetu pasf
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NV Motto is +" Progress. -

TNROM tr great increase of business tie subscrlter
Il has enioyed in the last six ,nths, he has been
conf O. led to ndd Ia his ready Extensive establi hment
which lie has done by building one ot the largest and
most admirably arranged operating rooms IN the Onlon
end -ay whon; lear OF con IA !icon that ne
tas one of largest and best arranged esablishn 'nts
this country and fac ties for n successful Pr"ecu-
ton oh- business but by few. if any in this
State With rompetent an1 accomplished assistants,
and hy far the stock OF daguereoype materials
to be lurd in this place such ot eVey variety,
aa frames of the finest quality ard richest Patternsew
ery from cam on up 10 the finest qualify made for
dsgu4ueotyp, l fla ter, himself that he Is het pre-
pllrd II NEE, l- wants of the public in such things
than my house in this place at from 81 80 to $50 00'
As to the quality ol his work lie eels that 1t Is too
well es,nbi is!ment TO demand admit from him self
ecom,neudation h. wit only say Tint he ehaiier g"s
Comparison with any, In only tahen In tins place but
Neworli.
With his pre-, eni facilities ne is much better prepared
hke nctires If chi lrtn and groups than heretofore
od would especially call attention t. thai department
IN every case sutsfdclioa euiranteed or no charge
made
Views of private residences and other buildings and
scenery of eYey description accurately taken, spe'
cimer nf " hic mey be sen, and many others with
winch hi, galleries abound by calling the sign OF the
Flag next door T., the virginia Bank Maiu St. Lynh-
burg Va O, ut Masonic Temple, Main St, Danvi'le
N p. f. GIBBS Propri. tor
S.-Post morton cuses and nyalids promptly at
~ude tr when requested
Stock Of fuli kind furnished II craft at thu lowest
cl,hprices. /. Il. u
A
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
HlLL,aRD TABLES.

UNnE snb.erbcfs having devoted their personal nticn
i ton for mnny years the manufacture oi Bill.
LARD TABLES, are fully competent to cxccnte work
TINT will rive entire snt faction the most iatdio
cnnnisaeur. Being the extensive manufacturers IN
the Union. they enabled furnish superior table a
10 per cent lea than any other establishment IN the
country to which they respectfully invite the NJ
ention of buycra IA also the essential improvements
they hv. mae IN the construction aud elasticity OF tie
rushnns which they have brought na degree OF per.
lecion attained by others Always an hand Billiard
lahlea with Marble aud Wonden beds, with lofge
stick OF Cloths Bns Cues Fronch Cue Leather Cue
Wax, Pool hal Boatds, Bagalelo Toblc4. Silk aud
Watsled pncket4. .yc Or,lrr, by mail promptly at
tended to Old Tables recu.honod by sending them by
E.press. GRIFFITH 4 DECKER
Billinrd Table Manufacturers,
apl n slm No 90 Ann Vt New York.
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ass,sss,,sss asss JAS. River Canal. as.s;.sasas a..slsa

FARE FROM LYsCHBUka. Aht fhoh LIN .. h '',, No.
10 Richnnpd S3 30 To LrXington..- 81 %
To Ch,rntte.v,lle , 30 70 Natural Bridge 80
To Oumherl'd &. II p To Buf hanan' - o'
OUR PACKET BOATS leave Lynehblrg ia'ly AT
7 PM. Sunday, excepted, and arrive in Richmond
second day at ) An connecting there with the North
,raund s uthtrn Cars, leagi = at A NJ ard steam
Boats down th, river. leaving at A. M In Lynch.
buy supper win provided the Boats tor passen-
gcr'eo ling in ON the Tenne tailroad cars
Pas.o gers for charlottesville will take the Tues
DAYS, hurslays aud Saturday Boat arrive in SCOTS
VILE next day ID A. M.,and in Gharlottesyile P, M
The b nt f,r Le>inot,n. Natural Bridge and Buchan
Sn, will leave Lyuchburg Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays. aI7 A NJ. Returning. leave Buchanan Mon
days, Wednesdlv- and fr;dnys AT 65 A. NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND X DAVENPORT.
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These vessels arc of the first class built in the city OF
baltimore expressly for ths lade and have superior at
Communications for passengers. They commanded
ly experienced Captains, we'll qualified for the trnie
aud who III spare no excrtion accommodate They
will be towed up pnd down the rivers by senm and may
lie relied on to sail promptly ms advcrtized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find it to their interest ship by this line
ns freight will always be taken low by any other
line of Packets and every effort will be made by TIM
agents in Richmond and New York give satisfaction
Freight 8 cents per whole, aud ~ cents per : y
tobacco being ubnul 50 per cent less Ihnn cfnrgf
the Steamers Insurance can be- effected in the h.-.f
moad Fire Assoration 10y this line at 38 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope To succeed in obtain
ing full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
Wafled free uf commission New Orleans, Mobile
Blarleston Savannah any other Southern or North
rrn port. The vessels will lie in Richmond ri Rockets
In New York at Berth No / Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street DAVID CURRIE Richmond, } y
G. II. PIERSON, NJ. Y. 3s
No. 6l ,SouM Street. y
O.df
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HE GREAT PIANO AND music
Eslnhlislla ameMl -LIORAOE WATEkS a1l

l EstHblfs anent HORACE WATEKS 3jJ
Brondway, Nav York. TIE beat mud most imrro,e ed
PiLnra nnd Meloleoas T. Gilbert g. Cc.'s World
Fair Premium Pianos. with without the Koean, aud
with iron lrnmes aud circular scales. The merit of
these instrnmentss VIZ know to mood further com
mendntinn GnERT's Boupon PIANos. elegant In.
snment for small rooms. iiALLtT Il CunsroN's
PIANOS. OF the old cstnb shcd firm o llnllet &Do. MIR
W being soe agent for all the above Pirno-, offer
them lower tian any Other house bornce Waters
Pianos, manufactured expressly for him having gren
puwer nf tone and ea.tciy oftuch. 333 Brond~ny Is
the largest depot inr Musical instruments IN this
Try arding opportunity for selections "t to be had
elsewhere. Second hand rinnos ut great bargains
Price from 500 to sI75 Every instrument fully wnr-
raoted OF t'pa soney refunded.
MELODh Ms Goodman Baldwins Pa
tent Organ Melodeons, with TWO BANKS of keys
II and powerful ins rumont. Prices from S75 To
1000 S. ID X II w Smiths celebrated Mel1dcona,
Martins aitiraited Gulni. Browns lutps, Flutinna
Nolihs Blnas instruments. &c. &c. Dealers suppl ed
with Pnnos I'D Melo Icons at lnctyry prices. l2A per
cent. discount 10 Glereymen.
MlSlC.-Ihs list comprises tbs p oducts ol the
grent oi both the American and European con-
linents md Is ng constant additions by
sve pnbcnton of the choice and popunr prices o the
day. Denar- in Music aud Teachers OF Scminnries
wi.bif purchase any music published, make
rnngemeats fr continued supple of Mr.. Waters
iasues will find II their in crest TO call forward
lheir orders. Music any part of the Union
CnnndHs postnge free. HORACE WATERS
npl , i'm
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VOL. 2.--N0. 2S3
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
REDUCING STOCK.
Bargains In Ready Made Clothing.

order to insnse the connlete disposal Of their sum
sfotk by The close Of the season. the subscribers
will offer their nrge stock Of summer Clothing of their
manufacture greatly reduced prices f,r CASH
Those in want ofGOOD CLOTHING bave an cp-
poflonity rarely met with supply themselves with
the best article In the market. mp ecedentedly low
prices. BURROUGHS, SHAFER co,
Wholesale .S Retail Clothing Bazaar Il Ger tlemens
Quit fliag Establishmsnt, Main st cor Market.
jun 10
fV Bedford Sentirel. Salem Beacon. Floyd Intelli-
genoer,and Wyhevle Telegraph copy.
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For Bai,imore and rhiiadeiphia.

ID ENNI
Leapes Richmond e0ery Taesday at o'eloek 2 ~
s1sL TIL large ana new Steamer u LVlDER X Il
SsAss Cnpt GfFoRD will receive freight every Moir
lly nnd up ta tho hour of o'clock NJ, every fuaa.
lny ior the nbuve plncc'
Shippers to Wheeling. Pusburg Cincinnati and the
South aud Vest generally will dn this route the chea,
,st and most ex peditious. For freight apply tn
LUDLAM e. WATSON, Richmond. Pa.
Ill, i,
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CLOTHING AT COST.

CLOIIIING AT GUST.
hWlNG To the great quantity Of Ready made Cloth
~ ing In this market aud the hardness of the tines
have concluded To ae for time. Fine and beau
tully assorted Stock OF Ready made Clohng Furns
ing Goods Umbrellas, Nc, &c nj Cost for Cash
Now is emphatioelly the time Ior all wanting such
eopds--and who oea mol Ito lay in good supply Of
clothing, suol ns seldom offered In ths market.
Our Gons all new and but recently purchased n.
very low prices, nn consist of MI styles and patterns
from The finest To the ooarses kinds to suit every per
son.
Our Cloths, Cnssimeres and Vesting we will continue
mike up the lowest rate. of profits accor ting to
the times.and every article made up by
give entire satisfaction.
Con md all aud examine for yourselves and our
word lor IT, yon will not go awny dissatisfied! At
BAKER a. CLAVEYS
Clothing Sutton, cor Main d. Market SITS.
may lots
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GINE Of nsichmond .ssas,,,as

' AND NEW.YORk PACKETS. This new -s@A4e
hume line is composed Of the following vessels, and
nils from Newiork every three days. All owned In
the city Of Richmond, viz;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30
New and Important Invention,

OFFICE FOR RENT.-The Office be.ong
" ing to the Washington Hotel, lately occupied BY
DR.. Scot. is for rent. Apply
apl IL dts VIM. W. LEFTWlCH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30
Great Bargains at Hatcher, Logwood & Cos
Sale of Piece Goods at Cost,

UUNhIhIINU UF ULUTfS, CAbSTMEHES,
AND VESTIEGS
HAYlNG been unexpectedly deprived Of the scrvi-
l. of onr Gutter. MIR. James B. Edwards
md heing unable To procure the services of any
equally as efficient md satisfactory to patrons,
have determined sell off whole stock of Pecs
Goods, consisting Of CLOTHS Of every shade and
stye. Also. large stock If CASSLMERES AND
PESTINGS.
This stock. which Is Of the best selected in this
mnrket consisting mainly of this SPRING. purchases
will se Cost for Cnsh and invite the attention Of
friends nnd the public this rare opportunity Of
laying In their supplies such favorable terms.
We shnl continue la sell. usual accommoda-
ting terms. full md complete assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &C. which will be
sold Mt snnll profits reduce stock.
may 30 HATCHER, LOCKWOOD a. co.