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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

A iop just returned 10 England from
continental tour, was asked how he bL'd
the ruins of pompoii Not very well
was the reply. ",hsy are 50 dresdfully ont Of
repair
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31
CRANsT0N & NORMAN.
TERMS--$2 in advance, or S2,25
at the end of the year.

1.-THE City Tax for this year having
been assessed the Tax book has been de-
nvered to the Collector, and he is now pre-
pared to receive the Tax at his office in
the store of II. ii. Stanton, No. 90 Thames
street, from 20 a. IN. to p. m, and to B
p. m.
The whole amount Of property assessed
is nine million, two hundred and twenty
thousand, five hundred dollars upon which
the sum of 3s cents on the 800 is assess
ed, in compliance with vote of the City
Council, to raise the sum Of S35,037,90,
viz:-
Real Estate, S5,84l 10000
Personal Estate, 3,379,lOO,O0
Total, 9,220,500,00
Below we give list of those who pay
Tax Of $50 and upwards. BY adding two
ciphers to the figures in each column un-
der the head of "Real" and "Personal,"
will be found the amount for which each
individual is taxed
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

eo-Baron Won Gerot, the Prussian min
ister, is at the Ocean House; also Mr.. Ger
ewes, minister from the Netherlands.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

10y" Miss Elizabeth Logan, the Ameri-
can actress, is playing an engagement at
Chicago. -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

uJ- The sister Of the late Henrietta Son.
tag, Mdlle. Nina Sontag, has retired from
the stage to enter a cloistcr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

e1-The venerable DR.. Woods, Professor
of Christian Theology at Andover, died on
Thursday last, at an advanced age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

DIt is proposed to move the Crystal
Palace, in New York to the lower par, Of
the Park. and use II a. Post Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

GTIt costs S25 to 90 from Boston to
Kansas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31

IVA cotemporary has the following good
story concerning Mrs. Stephens Fashion
and Famine" We are not prepared TO
vouch for the truth Of it. 1t seems that a
certain Divine, who shall be nameless,
found the volume in his daughters hand
on Sunday morning and after lecturng
her severely for perusing such book on
the Sabbath day, took it away with him to
his study. The daughter, who was quite
crest-fallen, went away to her Sunday
school nor did she recover from the ef-
fects of the grevious sin she had commit
ted, until on entering the church with her
scholars after the organ had ceased sound
ing, she perceived that her father had not
yet arrived all anxiety to know what de-
tained him, she was about TO run over home
when he entered very hastily, wipng the
perspiraiion off his bald forehead. Well,he
went through the services very impressive
ly as usual; but what was the daughters
SUI rise to hear him conclude a mastery
discourse with the lines,
''Thers is no sorrow for the earnest heart,
Tha, looketh up to God in perfec, Iai'h"--
the motto preiixed to the volume he had 20
upbraded her for pernslng. When he
handed her tho book on Monday morning,
she found tina, all the pages had been
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-08-31
.nERiLD OF THE TIMES

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
No IA Thames Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06
rIIE, MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Sept. THE Flour market is
dull Wheat-good to prime red sl.7O 81 50;
white sl,15 Sl,ss, to sl,951o prime qualities
suitable for Family flour. Corn dull of sale
white Is 50 cents; yellow s. cents
\. loRC, Sept, l.--Flour firm and SATURDAYS
rates fully maintained Southern still active
Wheat considerably lower white Gencsee 50 l24
Southern White 81 %. Corn has declined 3
cents with large sales of mixed s2aS3e., white
o9a9lc yellow o7as6e. Whisky firm at 394
Toe
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nng 23flNcGw

I'VE undersigned, intending 10 change hts present
i place olhusiness in LyurhhurE, offers for sale his
entire o New Book, Stationery Fancy Article,
pcrumery. &c Sc. COST. His stock comprises
srmp of the best aud latest works out His stock
Fancy Good. comprises The following articles Fine
pentl or, Monaie lcarl Cnfd Cascs, Fine Bohemian
Card Receivers. Gold Gilt China do, Pupier Macho
Glove Boxes Writing Desks Pocket Knives of the finest
kind Watch Stands. Fnncy Baskets, Fine Fans, Peatl
Needle Cnses, nnd great mnny articles the kind
numerous mention. Pcrluncry OF every kind of tho
most delightful odor. NV il the time for the Ia
dies supply themselves with good Article for the
toilet or bnth.
in his stock Of Books may BE- found the following:-
Ryron's Burns, Shakespea-e's, Wodworth's, Hoods
Lpnglcllow's Mrs. Browning complete works. and II
ercb many ot er poems; Sketches OF the Irish Bar.
Nick ofhe Woodg. Life Of Franklin and Napoleon, one
fuc set of Wnverly Novels, common do. Morris
POEMS History Of Oliver CROMWELL Washington aud
hi4 Gencrnls by Hendly Life ~ Gen. Jnck4on Williams
Gibbons Rome, Sman's Visit to Europe, Life oil
Adonirnn Judson, Pnrnrch, Clark's Commentary Com.
archensiye do Barnes Notes Job. "A reen ut No s.
Voices of the Night. Buoyans Pilgrims Progress,
Churches and Sects, Jays Morning and Evening Exer
ci-es fine and Handsomely bound, Bibles and Prayer
Books of nearly every quality and kind.
Persoss wishing to fit up Ieplensh Library.
should call immediately and make selection nj
Il. A. WILLIAMS
New Book Store. Lynchburl Va.
7 ALL persons indebted TO him will please como
forward uud pay up r. A. W
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u cC9E KLE n JONES.
Roanoke College,

Rev David T. b tie, a. NJ President and PROBES
sor OF Moral and intellectual S.ienee, &c.
s. Gosoue Wells, a. NJ, Prot. Mathematics aud
Natural Science.
Henri G. Won lloxar, Prot Ancient aud Modern LINN
guages.
'. + Bolton. Tutur
fBNHlS Institution located at Salem. Na., will com
mence II, next session October ith. Expenses fnr
the session at ten months including Tuition. Boutd
Rnom.rent, tuol Lights and incidental expenses slI2
For particulars address the Pr, sident
mug l9-dSe6mos
Ren
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06
To The Farmers of virginia.

I NAsMtCll rs the piiee of Peruvian Guuno has Ice
come "Norlhtnntly nigh wc1h nl il the interest of
the armer totry ANY substitute that be had at les.
than hull rree We ARE receiving {, niliger call
ed TAFEu which desire to nave tested II j. snd To
contain all the properties of Guano. except TINT it ns
per cent less oil Ammonia. In order 10 induce tie far.
mels give trial on the fall crop will sell At
s23 per ton, in sma Quantities; a. per ton less than
the New York price in similnr quantities tB-Orlcrs
promptly attended To. LEE co, on the Dock
mug 29ts Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed for the Daily virginian
Murder Election of Grand Sire-Capt Hol-
Inns detached from Cyane-M Markets

henMoNp, sept. 5th-Chas. A. Abrams re-
siding on Brooke Avenue, beat his wife to death.
last night. He is now safely lodged in Henrieo
Jail.
BAlunoRE, Sept. 5th.-Wm. Ellison of
Massachusetts. was elected Grand Sire, by the
Grand Lodge of |. q. o. I.
NEW NoRK, sept. . Capt. llollins has been
deta chcd from the command of the Cyane The
Commander, after reading this communication by
the Secretary Of the L. 5. n, took leave of his
officers and crew Secretary Dobbin says. that
Capt. liolns, after the Presidents return, would
receive another letter from the Department.
MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Sep. 9TH Oh
Wheat-good to primo Red, 4l.55 to Sill;
White, Si.73 10 $l.s5. Corn, firm and unohang
ed.
NEw York, Sep, ), 81
Flour is firm, having upward tendency.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06

Miss Dix, the philantropist, sailed from New
York ON Saturday for Europe. Her visit has Il
two-fold object, the benefit of the insane and the
Improvement of her health
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06

NEW GOODS
RI C III A RDS ON & CO.
IMPORTERS AND Wholesale DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
No. IS Main at. Richmond, Va.
w. b. Hoakin-. Lexington, Va.
Peter H. Inv, DanVllo Va
1homHs J Carlton, Montgomery, Va.
J b. Faulkner, lla,lux, Va
\ the ships "Cunst,turiun' uni "Montrea" and the
lS various steamers from LiycrpooI In New York. We
are receiving this season French Eng sh aud German
deods. IN great variety In every department of AMIN
1eAN FAhRtcs our assortment viii be complete, aud
invite speeiul attention to selection of Dress Goods
Cl"th-, Cashmere, and Heavy y uleus
ALSO, the gfc~est variety 81 >Nles, qunlilicl. and
manufacture, Of CARPErlNGS, RUGS DOOR-MATS
&c, at our Carpet Wnrehonsc, up sairs, that hc
found ia the civ
our purchases being made ON the most advantageous
terms, in Europennd in thia country. lcse serve
the merchants oil Ivginta, Norm Carolina and 1eaaes.
slbemlIy be DOM 10y any olner house in the
Uptod States. lGIARDSON & C.
aug Il dtc3w'
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ftichImOnd, Va.
hANE received direct Gom the menaiac ture,s in
- Bingham Ia and complete assortment Of liir
minghan aud Su'tfrld HARDWARE, una from the
maulae'urets ~ this country, full supply ii American
clouds hen sue, j. large aud 20 peto consist
inc IA fart ul
" Roaecr..n AM Nos.eaholat'. fine P,,= md Pocket
kniN,s; Pocket Knives ri /, . :. 1 aud hadrs Buck
Botc Ehony Coeoa and kel, Ilaadlr Knives ard
tpk lsmi llaoll, Knives ,na F.rk. ia SETS of Il \
~ pieces; Razms OF Wade X Butcher. Rogers Nos.
eHholm aai Greavr- mnnuf tetutc Of cyefy .tse and
qnaltYi Srissnt, and Shears, of vafius makes and
STYLES; Snelennd Double Barrel Guns. sone yI, sum-,
lioii fistns. Rifles. Rifle Barrels and N,unliue.;
Ina e.1lalter. Log, ell, Fifth upl Jousue Chains;
Ne'diHe aud Killing Hoes, all zc-; ANrs al Collins
simmons nm Nirginin make; Hand nnd rannrl Saws;
Hammers aud llatehets MIL Pit eros, Cut and Cir.
ea'ar Saws spades au3 Shoves al Amea Rowland and
either make; Anvis Vices. and Smiths believe Sedge
nhd Hand lllunmors. Stocks Dics aud Screw Plato.
Rstef Shear ii eusl Steel square aud octagnu Gas.
unsS Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails; Wrc Sieve
aud Stler' Horse Gollar.. Blind Hrilc, aud Ilamc-
brdle Filins-. Wostrd Reius y Grils Locks, Hinge.
und SefcWs, of every descriptions; Planes, Chiscls.
AHgrrs aud files Nil kinds; Platform and Counter Scales
fhten Balances aud Stceynds; English Anrri, an and
a ID. Percussion Caps; llny aud Manure Forks, >.
ind rfnnESi Tea Trays aud Walters; mud all other
goods usually found in Hardware STORES
A. onr goods hive been purchased Tor CASH, On the
most favorable terms. and selected exclusively Ion the
virginia. nth Cnraua nd rcnucs.ee trade. we tccl
cnhhIent We can ui,r strung induccments merchants
visiting tn, city, aud respectfully invite them to nm cN
10" seny 'cguIor house in this my of thu Northern
ei'irs
J. y Orders promptly aud carefully attended L..
aug 81 dNc2w W NIL
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TAKE NOTICE
"D @ n O II 1T N G. s p

EOHN ". SMITH having beal hv common connscnt,
- President of the De Nothing iSoci1ty' 70 the past
cht months iakes pleasure In announcing to his friends
and the public general, iih b, an arrangeman' made
with &essrs. W W. Leuwich & Bro , of the Washing
ION HoUsf, has ~. charge of the BA r. where he
viii be pleased to them aud by the aid of thc put
rounge lie hopes to be able do Something prohla-
Lie lsil and pleasant them. ASSURE tnern that
the Bar .hpl always be supplied with tie Liquors
Cur, and Tobacco that the courfy affords and srryed
nstylec1bnl 10 any. iy 20-fsrts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06
$4,000


he articles To b. dlnntcd tho close of the series
nj Concerts. will einn led OVER for distribution to a
COMMITTEE appointed by the audience.
n = Il here will be 5000 lrescnts and ,gerg 14,s5,
huyuga Ticket utro Concerts ariY recsrea Present.
oily three thousnn' per'ous will be admitted.
TICKETS To tie Series Of Concerts can be obtained
al Il, !. FolKEs ri hi. Furniture Warrrooms in Lynch
utg, where tire Furniture viii be cxhibted-of ions
+ WMeHr, at his Jewcry Store, where the Iewcry
will be .hown-of d. II LYMAN.nt his newly fle,-ur
establishments where the SIP endd Piano and Hmp
will he eNbfrd OF by letter addressed to either OF the
above named grullemcn.
The House and Lot included in the above number Of
rle~eas viii be- lond toanswer the following dcscrip
ton
The Building is new; of hrck; covered entirely with
liz; contains T. raoms-Shich said be rented
utnn average OF $50 per Students for the Uni
1ct,ity session OF nine months The situation ia within
ubnut 300 yards of the University Buildings Immediate
Is ou the CcniraI Railruad.
eenr, unincumbered title will be given. with gene.
tal warranty
to All TIM other articles named will be found to
combine beauty and elegance; u be # the most val
liable oder md f1iy to equal tho description given
~ Persons wishing tickets should Nuke Immediate
application.
RADFORD PRESTON, & COMPANY.
aug dl&rtlscpt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06

WANTED FO NsHE.-The subscribers
w wish To hire for their work the Va. Il Tenn
io,lroad i1 the Mounaih region of Va, number Of
strong men and boss for which liberal hire will be paid.
They have had lo.g experience in the management II
grgroea aad aIc themselves large owners. Hired
eiucs will receive the treatn.S"' in
that they give their One OF US can Il.
Iynchburg ut any time, till the 10Th of january t
Washington Hotel. or at McCorkle Simpson < ,ne-,
VI at Mcdaniel Il Hurts. They will also buy am
bows. dec 25.dacis1 SCOTT g. ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06
NEW BOOKS
~ PAYNE & CHRISTIAN

NEW BOOKS
" PAYNE & CHRISTIAN
Haze to day received, by Express, the following New
Works
Chambers Pnpors Cor the People, q vols,
Msrelanits, 10
Sclecr Writings OF Robert Chambers, vols.
Life and Works Of Robert Burns, by Robert Chambers,
Lite md Its Aims.
TILES Of the Old Times,
Genoa Pisa, and Florence, by Mrs NJ. Harrison Robin.
son,
Alone, by lady Of Richmond, y0, edition.
Fates New Forms.
Mcrlland, by the author oi Margaret Maitland,
United States Djspensat. ~, edition.
An Address b, he itut. Di. Duff; also
Bcdn and Dr.. buff coatpsIed, 10y Kirwan price 1o5c
1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06

reported Expedition 4gaiasia Merican steamer
~ York, Sept. 1.-The Evening Posi-. Of this
city, states that agents of ALVAREZ are in New
iofk httlug out an expedition against Santa An
ma; that the steamer Benz. Franklin, with an AR
mament of ten thirty two Founders aboard. and
ammunition necessary for naval engagements
Is Intended for this service, ard the purpose is to
capture the Mexican war steamer Santa Anna
now fitting out in New York. which takes out IA
part of the money paid under the Gadsden treaty.
Also, that ship, n schooner aud brig ere fit
ting out to cruise after both stcumers-all MANN
ed by Americans
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06
" M MARTIN & co.
CeuukSShON MERCHANTS,
July 7-fs Richmond Va


tFORMERLY THE UNlON.)
Conner Main and 10Th Streets Richmond Va
Has bean rehltcd and newly furnished and is now
ready for customers.
BIurd per day for lrnnsients. 81 30.
J. l.. NORRIS, Proprietor.
Formerly Superintendent of Congress Hall rhn.
mug - dSc3n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06
Peruvian ssuanO

20 BAGS NJ, "a small bol superior Iol, n store
e1O aud for saeby T. i, SACKRrT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06
LATER FRONUAVANN

NEW oRLEANs,Scpt. by IA arrival at this
port We nave Havana dates to August 3lst.
The royal decree removing Pezuela from tho most
OF Captain General had been published and he
would probably Leave Havana ON the % of Sept
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06
FALL ARD WINTER GOODS,
Ry ESppCsS
A Remedy fer Each Disease

Remedy fer Each Disease,
re PREVENT AND CGEE CHpifRA \ ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Pas Crt,E aud l tAINvrr BlIsAu R eu Of sndcu skne
4" iRtNEN tHniEhA dos t"7sro,nI1oi Pam Garer
RosEs CNnnN AIyE HASAd Mobns
Ht-houd u@ kept a tlv A. su has
He"' Of nG viii .oNs compliant. roe' Hertu re.nrt-.
rhual adult IL las failed. Dur the Cholera Of 1872 1884
s4t tel uR anes ~lenal t.tre death had positively @ The
l1arnf a-r HH De- Fe t' uB 10 is wonderful snLatye
foRALL DISEASES KIDNEYS AND BItDDER,
Dr. j. y. Ros,'S Comp5aa kiaid Ertr0ct n BHchH
tn decade iy used for diseases Of The Md
bladder Sc and aa for ann always highly recommended
pEJ Ross CoRDlLTh rteFaratou
sni. without ean TEL n1 eefe of Heart Disease a" Nervous
Affect FIaueu H IT uu le-7neas, Num6ns Nenl ga rans
and FvHe 10 thewh s~n It's Utmost miraculous ts
Cd
pR = }o't Oh EtFrcTeEST syrup, having stood
rrue
Pouela uoNrsd boy l 10 be- remedy
sths rffi fal'a'
oaurh Coi, At, and all Lung Diseases Pace
pills
ael rtdyor disease bu, they
ls4- s re Of ' Without eitE
ue Liver, stomach and bowels and
from te-tn-s They ndpedto The southern
tie In I'D state pattu r oH7 1n rentlt'e al
u- A aH7 ST. ~ lsed with d. Roc Io " ufe y ID cure the
loas Fever Fever Pud Pro l2 aud
D. s. Ross C5NFausp I'll seroiu'o
sar, OBJ for pure bog the blood superior tn Hnr Pr'e 20 cut
ia sus. Pas cras, ere Neet, Tbraats Pam. Tie
Fa5s Back Limbs Coli sprs C1brls .crrrr.
pamn he stomach OF RaNrs. rure l. =, 3 ara ter.
bal IiosE ha regular lt' of melee o' fr tr 'ears
a honorary member q Pm deHin N.,hral soutts
AHuHas fN at medicines reHety Z rl@ g.a No be .ad At
lurur@5 JoluP WrEht3
VOW jug Store, aihurEt
carrcr carer Ltt Heiyestne hrtq
N.SIleI-. Clrn.buIg. G. ) 3 e
wyle, De: and Of 4eer geray & and town thorshoni e
sh Al J.ad Scsn
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d.
DAY close personal attention TO consignments of
Il Tobacco Wheat, Cotton,
mud other produce
Constantly on htnd, Peruvian Guano, direct from the
Government Agent, Mexican Guano direct from the
Importer, G. b. DeBurg's Super Phosphate of linn
Lubec Pnser, Bone Just Washington and Thomastoe
Lime, and other Fertilizers.
We invite attention to our stock of Pows. Harrows
Cutvators, Fan Mills, Strnw Cutters, Corn Shelters
llomny Mills, Chntns w heel ARROWS Hay and Manure
Fork &c.
At the proper seasois, W, have hand. Wheat
Drills, Rcapers, Mowers Grain Cradles, Grass Scythes
Horse Powers, Threshers and Grass Seeds great va
rie;y.
" are the sole Agents in this city for MacGregor's
celebrated Farmers Boiler and for L. s. Eastmans
Plank Road Wagons
Cypress Shingles, Hay, Lump and Crate Coal, Tar.
Calcined Plaster, Cement, &c, generally hand.
Re ponsible orders respectfully solicited, and filed
as low rs if the purchaser present
We do not keep Stock of Groceries but take pleas
in filling orders for them when Customers desire
il.
Now in Store, on Consignment
1875 bills No. Cnt North Cnrolina Herrirgs,
10 :" 3" Sind,
80 hhds New Crop Cuba MoIassas,
10 Casks Patent Refined Rapeseed OIL,
10 &" Elephant Oil.
jun y is (y)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06
LOCKET. LOCKETs;
And all kinds of DaguerreOtyDe ,JeWeIry

A S CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST AND AS GOOD
"A AS THE BEsr.-The subscriber would call the
teution of the publ the fact he hns at all times
ent OF the hose articles, and with the addi
tinns he receives every eeks direct the me- n
uiaetory and importers; enables him. with small
stock {fIom 81 600 to 500 worthy constantly on hand
furnish fresh fashionable, substantial and
beautiiuat low prices any retail establishment
this side of New York; with pictures equal any in
this country and warranted please both regards
jewery and Pictures. Lynchburg Gallery, yir-
gInl Bank, Main St, sign the Flag; Dsnvle. Main
street. p &. GIBBS, Proprietor.
aug 2B.dscts
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" HEAT.

wish to buy al the good WHEAT | can get, for Il
4 Richmond Mill AMI will pay the highest ma 1t
price for it, fespe fully request my friends and tn
public generally to give me a call before sriqs.
WM. a MILLER.
aug Bids O4Ba,in.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06

TYR ROHEisE EARN h., r,tu,ncl rom
~ the Sptib und can bo tu1n ~ his Oiec a. the
heal uf Alaiu strc,t ma ~ In,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-06
G.CAEe.

G.ASe.
have in store and afnat 40 tors No Pcu,an
Gmno which | will sell rheap,1 han he bnr eit
i,ony other market and brought Ia his place. P,,ase
give mr. call. WM. \. MILLER, on Basin.
tup - d Ects
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r.; rsss,sssssss.sz,I LAEE ARRANGEMENTS

sfa aaaPrr>ans isidaR visit the Bedfor
Alum Sptres viii meet re onyevance ct the Forest
Depot On the arrival Of each ofthe Morning and Even
ing Trains commencing On Monday the 2ith nfJuly 1854.
yotde- ~ p. ECHOLS.
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THOMAS NOWLAN,
,fthe Eagle, Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va

Sign of The EagIe, Sycamore st, Petersburg Va
Il EElS constantly on hand the largest, eheapesun,
IN. best assortment of Watches, Jewelry Gold PEN.
Sperarrs ,Sc. to be onnd in Vu,embrocing Gold Puten
lever orzunial aud Anchor Watches ranging price
from go To 5000 all warropted give satisfaction. or
he will exchange them. Also large assortment OF Dia
moni Pearl aud Plain Rings, Breast Pins. Ear-Drops,
Lndies' Neck and Chdtelnin Chains, Gents Fob and
Vest Chains Bosom Sleeve aud Collar Buttons. Brace
lots Gold Pencils &c, &c; also very large assortment
oi Silver Ware embracing Table. Tea. Dessert, Salt
und Mustard Spoons, Table and dessert Forks Soup,
Grvy aud Cream Ladies' Pickle nniyes aud Forks Cake,
Butter and Fruit Knives, Silver Goblos, Cups, &c. &c,
nll warranted pure silk er, equal Coin Any kind of
Iewery manufactured at the shortest notice Watches,
Clocks. nn Jrwery repaired by competent workmen,
md warranted give satisfaction. Give him call if
YOU wnnt good and fashionable Jowelry and with your
Watch to keep good time.
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dAaALBS. FEATHERS-on consignment
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GROUND PLASTER

I En TONS GLOUND PLASTER in store aud
a ebO tor sale by 4. f. SACkE It
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II y. MAI. LINE FOR N. YORK. !
~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

IT y. MAIL LINE FOR N. YORK
~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TIL first class double engine steamship, ~
Roanoke Capt. Thomas Skinner caves City
Point, for New York, Every Saturday morning. at 10 o.
clock, touching at Norfolk. The 'Jamestpwn, Capt.
Edward Cnvendy leaves ns heretofore Every Tuesday
evening. touching Nmfok. Trains by Railroad from
Petersburg connect with ench ship.
Passengers lowing Lynehburg Tuesday morning
will arrive ia tire lm the jamestown City Point the
evening. att o'clock; aud those leaving on fcday
will lay in Petersburg thar night and connect witt
the Roanoke. morning at 10 O'CLOCK.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms. $lO 90
SieetaFs passage. s 90
'asstse and Fave To Norfolk by River
Steamers.
For Freight or Passage uppy
SAMUEL &. BAPTIST, Petersburg.
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Grand Series of Concerts.

NlLL be given in TIE city OF Lynchburg, com
w meneing IA the lst of September 1854.
a Series of Beautiful Concerts
Al thu las o which VII be given away, rach pur.
chaser "t ticket Of the follo"ng magnificent pc
SCENTS. TicbetA the whole series only five dollars