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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-06
NV Motto is " Progress. -

[Mum great increase OF business the subscriber
| enjoyed in the last six m lnths, he has been
ed to add to his IA ready Extensive estabi >hment,
ehas done by building one ot the lalGest and
nably arranged operating rooms in The Union,
now ,ay wiihou tear of contra fiction, that he
/ |otle largest aud best arranged establshnl 'nts
@untry aud facil ties for the successful prosecu.
i.business pos sessed but by few if any, in this
With competent and accomplished assistants.
az the largest stock Of daguer eoIype materials
ned in this place such as cases of eve.y variety,
aes Of the finest quality ard richest patterns jew
Fn cum ron up TO the finest qualify mnde for
fsolypes he fla ters himself thar he i, hett pre-
meet the wants of the public in such things
a1use in this place, at from s so to S2o 90.
le quality oi his work, he scels that it is too
iabisEment to demand or admit fiom him self
he will only say That he chalIer gcs
'sin with any, not only taken in this place but
i. pre-, ent facilities ne i. much better prepared
lctures of children and groups than heretofore
oil especially call ntteution to that department.
q case satisfaction guaranteed, or no charge
'of private residences and other buildings and
ut every description accurately tnken, spe'
o which mey be seen, and many others with
h' galleries. abound, by calling at the sign oi the
ext door Ia the Virginia Bank, Main St. Lyn;h-
"a. Of at Masonic Temple, Main St, Danville
PIE. GIBBS, Proprietor.
Post mor,em cases and nvaids promptly at
l. When requested
rres. PEG
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS

INHE snbsrnb ~ having devoted their personal aticn
y tim for mnny years 20 the manufacture of Bill.
LlAhD TABLES are fully competent to execute work
that will give entire satisfaction the fstidiu
eonnsseur. Being the extensive manufacturers ia
the Union. the, enabled furnish superior table Mt
10 per cent less iban my other esinlishm In the
country, 10 which tact they respectfully invite tho at
tenon Of buyers aso to the ossentn improvements
they hay. made IN the construction and Ella siicty of
cushions, which they have brought degree of per.
lection attained by no others Always hand Bil lard
tables with Marble and Wooden beds with a lnrge
stock of Cloths Bulls Cuea French Cue Icatberp Que
Wax, Pool linl Bonrls, Bagntelle Tables, Silk and
Wmsted Pocket. Ae. Order. by mail promptly at
tcndedto. Old Tables recushione,l by sending them by
Express GRIFFITH X DECKER,
Billiard Table Manufacturers.
upl 2l.3m No 30 Ann II New York,
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These vessels Of the fret cass built in the city OF
baltimore expressly for this rnde nnd hnve superior
lamentations for passengers. They nre commanded
y experienced Capains, well qualified for the trade
md who i'll spare exertion In accommodate The,
will be lowed up pnd down the "yers by steam nnd may
bc relied to sun promptly rs udyertized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Nav
York will find it their interest to ship by his line
freight will always be taken as low as by ony other
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
ieents in Richmond and NewYork To give satisfaction
Freight Is per whole, and ~ cents per +
Tobacco being about so per cent less than charg'
e Steamers. Insurance Gun be effected in the h.J.l
mond Fire Assorintion by this line at 38 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope 10 succeed in obtain
ng foil shai" of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 New York will be for
narded free nf commission New Orleans, Mobile
6larle4tnn Savannah or any other Southern North
,rn port The vessels will lie in Richmond ut Rockets
~ New York at Berth No |, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CUR lie Richmond, } =
G. H. PIERSON, Y. }s
No. 81 ,South Street.
Oh
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Ns.E GREAT PIANO AND MUSIC
L LAlllllA slim III -IllRAlE MAIEHA lal

u nsstshDbtsntncVt- -~IfOhhDE u WAIENS, bJi
Broadway New York. TIE best 'nnd most imnro,e ed
Phn,s and Meloieors. T. Gilbert & Cola World'a
Fair Premium Pnnos, with ar without the Holeau, nnd
with iron frames und circular scules. The merit of
these instruments is we know neod further com
mondution GtLBInT's 5ouDoia l'IAKos. mn elegant in.
striment G,r small rooms HALLfT n CumsroN's
PIANos OF the old esipb iahed firm of liaet % Mr.
W. being sole agent for all the above panos can offer
them lower n IN nny her house lIoioce Waters
Pinnos, mnuutacured expressly for him, having grcnt
rowerof tone and elasticity ot1uch 333 Broadway Il
the largest depot for Musical instruments in this
Try, u riding opportunity for sesc ction. be had
,l.ewherc. Second hand lianos ut great bargains.
Price from ego to sl75 Every instrument fully war
ranfrd ~ T. Noney ref drd.
MELODH Ms Goodman & Baldwins Pa
tent Organ Melodeons with Two BANKs of keys
n sweet aud powerful ina Prices from s75 10
5000, s ID & II w. Smith'a cciebfafci Nl.lddcons.
Martins unr,paAcd Guitn4, Browns lulps, Flutina.
NiOlibs Brass instrunents &c. &c De,lcrs suppl ed
with Pnnos uad MeloIeous at factory prices 121 per
cent. discount 10 Olrrgymen.
MUSlC.-fhia list comprises iha products of the
great masers oi both the American and European
nents md ia eivng constant additions by nm exten-
sye publication Of the choice md pupua prices of the
fluy. Denlar- In Music, and Teachers ol Seminures
wishing Ia purchase any mnsin published, make
Engagements f r continued supple of Mr. Waters
issues. will find il 10 their in crest call forward
their orders Music sent To any pur of tho Union
Cnnadu~, postago free. HORACE WATERS.
npl 3m
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sreat Bargains at Hatcher, Logwood & Cos
Sale Of Piece Goods at Cost,
CONSISTING OF CLOTHS, CAssI MEREs
AND LESTIEIN

AND VESTIEGS
AViNG been unexpectedly deprived Of the servi-
u l. ces OF our Gutter Mr. James b. Edwarda
and being nrahe to procure the services ai any one
equally ms eiioient and satisfactory our patrons we
nave determined to sell OF whole stock Of Piece
Goods, consisting Of CLOTHS Of every shade and
style. Also, n large stock of CdSSTMERES AND
VESTiNGS.
This stock which IL Of the best selected In this
market consisting mnnly OF this SPRING purchases, we
viii sell al Cost Cor Cash and invite the ntt.pton of
our friends and tho public this rare opportunity OF
laying ~ their supplies on such asorub terms.
We shall continue 10 sell on our usual acaonmadn-
ting terms full and complete assortment of READY
Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods nc. which viii be-
eold nj snall profits 10 reduce stock
may 30 HATCHER, LOGWoOe g. GO.
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CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
REDUCING STOCK.
Bargains In Ready Made Clothing.

order to insn tho conilete disposal Of thoir sum
mer stock by The close of the season the subscribers
WI" oher their large stock Of summer Cothlng of their
wn maanhetnre AZ greatly reduced prices for CASH
Those In want ofGOoD CLOTHING now hnve an on
porinniy rarely met with supply themselves with
the best article IN tho murket imp ecedentedly low
prices BURROUGHS SUAFER A. co
Wholesale i Retail Clothng Baxaar & Ger tlemen's
ont'fing Establishment. Main st cor Market.
jun 10
~ bedford sentisel, Salem Beacon. Floyd INTEL
geneer,and Wylbcvillc Telegraph copy
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- - JAS. River Canal. .a.lszaEss3 .llszasss

ROW LYNcHBuRG. FAkE FROM LYNcHDuRG,
'hmnnd. 49, So 80 70 Lrximgton....--.S2 s. -
arlottesve = 50 To Natural Bridge | 50
.aler'd &. II % To Buchanan,--- | 81
L Jacket BOATS leave LynchbTg daily at
h Sundays excepted, and arrive in Richmond
l aay ut Al connecting there with tn" North
Y . luthern Cars, leayi ~ at 7 A. NJ ard Steam
a0"n the river. leaving at A NJ. In Lynch'
''Pper will be provided on the Boats for Passen-
" ting IA on the Tenne Ssee railroad cars.
gers Tor Charlottesville will Ike the Tues
!. rsday's and Saturday. Boat.arrive in Scots
) al day at A. land in charlottesville P NJ.
N o,at Tor Lexington, Natural Bridge and Buchan
~ i" l'ayH Lynchbnrg Mondays, Wednesdays and
" az A. NJ. Returning, leave Buchanan Mon
'edhesdlys and Fridays at 81 A. NJ.
IA, BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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For Baltimore and philadelphia,

by NIENMEK BELNIDEHE.
fearee Richmond eoery 7Uesday al ociock p ~
xsaasS TIL Il large ami new Steamer b bV | II Il Il
Sssas Capt GIrFoRD will receive freight every Mon.
lay, and up the hour of | o'clock M every rues.
lay, Tor the above place.
Shippers Wheeling, Pitt-burg. Cincinnati and iite
south aud Wc4t generally will fnd this the chcu
,,st and most expedition For freight, apply
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond. Va.
I,il,
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RICHMOND,
ssfTS Change Of Schedule. ssfTk
Spring and Summer A arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond via
Norfolk
PER II s. STEAM SHIPS

PER U. s. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
hf 1900 tons BNriheH, Commanded by Cap;aina
~ Cavendya aud Skinner
The jamestown will leave Rich noni every Tuesdayai
ternoan at o'clock. And Roanoke every Saturda,
morning att o'clock. for New York via Norfolk
Returning, they will leave New Ak for Richmond,
every Saturday and Wednesday ni,en o'clock.
Stopping w hours each way at Norfolk
Passage to New York, including meats and Stlte
loom accommodation, ,on .-.----.-..-.----. $1l
Steerage Passage only. Observation-Disclosures. 8
Charge 10 Norfolk the same by River Bonts.
Merchants aud rraveers will find this of the most
speedy and conf irtahe brtween New York mud
Ri, hnend. Pussage and fare onl, si0 steerage pas
sGge only S5.
lUDLAM & WA rSON.
apl3 II Richmond Va.
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Again In the Market /.

A MOTHER lot of those superior shrunx Military
"a Canvass Goats and Vests.
LAWYERS a. DOCTERS
VIII find beautiful LOT of English Satin Goats
Black Brown, ID ab. aud Wbite also some handsome
Pongee Oosts and Vests 1baabove articles wash beau.
tf1lly plense en nnd see them.
may 20 STIGLER, McELDERRY A. co
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A large supply of French and American Extraots for
"A tie Handkerchief insisting of I'achpuly, Violet
Rose, Ess Bouquet Geranium, Jockey Club, Sweet
Clover Cowslip New Mown Hay, Upper Ten, Sweet
Briar Orinntnl Drops, Verbena Wnler; also Pomadss
Ior the hair French and Gsrman Colognes, Firm hair
und + 10Th Brushes &c, &c For sale by
JOHN II. SEAY g. 90,
iun IL
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CLOTHING AT COST.

SLVInhNG Al COST.
bWiNo to the grtnt quentiiy o Ready madr Clotl
~ ing III this mnrhet, and tho hardness of tho times
we have concluded To sell for time Fine nj beng,
unlly assorted Stock of Ready made Clothing Furnish
nR Goods Umbrellas Ne, &c. at Coa for Caah
Now Is emphntically tho time lpr oil wanting ,,ch
goods-nnd who does not Ito lay In good supply Of
clothing, such nre sellom offered in th. mnrLct
Our Coo Ia oil and but recently purcbaeed n,
very low prices; and consist of MI styles and terns
from The hncsto the kind. to sun ev.ry per
onr Cloths, Oassimeres and Vesting we will continue
to mike up NJ the owest rates of profits acco ling to
the every article nude up by warrant TO wa
give entire satishctun sasi Is
Con onn aad NIL and examine for yourselves and our
word Tor H. yon viii not goaway dissatisfied At
BAKER a. CLAVEY'S ~
Clothing stotion, cor Main A. Market Sta
lots
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TTNlON STEAMSHIPS GONPANN's
~ Lane OF STEAMESR.-FOR PIlILADEL
PHIA, VIA NORFOLK The steamerh GTra-~ =
Virginia, Captain David Tenl. stea.oei .Asss2ETsssg-.
P'nn-ylvania Captain Jnmrs Baymore, steamer City ot
Richmond, Captain T.. Mitchell. One Of these splendid
steamers will leave Richmond for Phud lphia. every
Monday and Thursday At high wnter, touching City
Point and Norfolk Give T. eight and ass ehgers
Returning, leave Phadelpiia ia every ednes,lay and
Saturday. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ arriving Richmoni
every Tuesday and Saturday morning. which da,s
they will di.c urge their cargo.
These splendid steamers have been built expressly for
this line, and every has been mnie combne
strength and speed. They provided with Fran is
Patent Metallic Lie Boats:' set first tables, ard
every attention is puid by accommodating Captains
the comfort Of passeng and the protection OF )ods.
FARE REDUCED:
Passage o New York, lst cabin and found. ...--. SO
1" Philadelphia " E" ...----.6
2nd cabin aud not found, 4
Passenger for New York would insult thcr interest
by king tins rouc: for independent oi belng the
chrapest and .acst, it Is by Car ,e most p
Tul nccnnsls shipping Pittsburg eau be iommoda
ted by thi, line, hnve entered into tngement.
tn forward od. through with iispat h.
For freight passage npply 10
ROBERT RANRlN. Agent,
On n Dock.
p. S.-Al goods by this ne from Philadelphia will
be discharged Tuesdays and Saturdays, and after
they are delivered The wharf shall be considered by
the Company at the risk of the
n,ar II dts ROB RANKIN Ae't
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INSURANCE AGENCY,
COR the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Com
CAPIrAL, $500 900.
Insurance Company of the Valley, in Virginia,
CAPITAL. 5000. 900.

INSURANCE can be efecle in these companies ul-
l. fair terms, in any Others OF equal respon-i
bi'y, by application 10
p. d. CHRISTIAN Agt Lynchburg.
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NEW-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothing Establishment,
rs Cortland street,

And extending through the enl,r block, forming
10 DEFY STREET
u no Nrenia Merchants Waiting New York we extend
4 our invitation To Gull md examine stock. which
IL particularly adapted TO Soulhcrn trade. Those Of
our former patrons W. need that nur motto
Ia Efceister ond to uhers would say III n is,
nnd hns been sell goods the One Price prn
eipe, without variui ion, only in the letter. but In
spirit
With regard 10 Inequality Of GU, goods liza no, too much
I" sny tha, mnnulicure them well aud in good
tnste rs the most fashionable custom estn lshmont IN
This or nny otrc markotand thus cndenvor do away
with the strong prelaato * ting In The communi
gans dellng in aud usine ready ma rnthing. Plonse
give early coll. md nssefl r,nr 30-ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-19

,.,--, :, a., ....,,, hsa boon greatly eariehod BY
tho wse III l,me witch aheaads herr, a"a ~ ~,
tpn,,cn q, as1e. which ~ r'uee '""ve,' s i"aJs
n, ,,roueat grain efnra mo paswe 'e""a
,I,, IA s.,i,en may not 10 ~ langr ~ so'"e ~
n,a,s, ,Ssu.t, hat they a,o not awhh behind 'n," "
NE Nnd rsSJ s' rSs barn. are e,,iea1y bai With
" a, tLe atahina " lafHo numbVte OF cows, and m
ra,v ,es elcnH was not an uavamcn ooour'onoote
see N Que Geld twenvavy wy orn" cowr " 'np'"vou
Newton th,,neh Augusta Lafayette hranchvc Hcnncr-
Milo othe Clo,e, nockc,town, l'emhurah, on to- Tho
oVeSe County te snow QUO ct ,ee best suuva'ca anu
c.t productive IA the State end VII mparo very avora-
hly With Orange CoupV ueot There are two hr''e'a"s
hcs,,rs schcc IN THE region The One nnci NO caro- OF
tho Erv n fnuand nj nockoriown and The olho, ande'
that ct MI Edwarl Sulca a, "thc Glove. ha foe'oh''
sdlt, ~ heing ncchUttown, -. -, -,
ON our return We followed the wos aide of The "eu'
Nallc, la order e. examine the mineral do"n,'"" "' WIZ"
80 much Is said Az the Franklin furnace iarg. ouuF
Is being madc ~ build furnaces tcr smotns Inc rr"asn,
lie on which is clcso by In quan'c" 70 an
cNhaus,hc. The metal thus suocd Is "H whuo ~ snoI,
and is said ~ make The best oI eteoi Tor oa,'f ' '
pmrroscs Opc hundred thousand dollars WIN DO ,"s wv
,ostcd In huiius and machinery aud " moro woi" "ny
,ar,,5 ns ,hrr, ought 10 bo. to bring the anthracite
coal The p,cHis III the works wcil'inaegcd "onu po
,sr, large In passing irom this place TO INC xo nnno .,
a., N,w. lc,sov Zinc Company, ~ mn"s distant W"
,sss s,,,ro hold lodges ot purc white limos stone, por-
hans moi aud pure the berkshire guarrcs furnish,
N sh,uld thnk of an excellent quality for building pnr
rcs,s Az the Euc mine found any mon at work INC
Vein Is laid open al place ON the surface some ogh OF
zen feet in thickness proving the amount OF ore to 10 vast
Al orc poui they have sunk shaft into The VEN one
hpnt,A c and are now pressing the excavation vigor
o,sl, IL is great drawback to zoe profits oil mo CON
corn that the hauling oi tho 10 WoOdport over Sparta
Mountain some ten miles costs two dollars iun There
IL is nut IN Canal boats which 0wcd up tho brooklyn
ropi-Iakc Hopa,cougs some six miles and then lowed
back ~ the Morris Canal in the way TO be sent TO
the munusacIOry q: Newark.
rhe amount 81 wealth in the Waikiki Valley cannot he
estimated but il is unQuosiona5y immense but whether
the introduction % large mining and manufacturing pop
uaon in place Of the old agricultural and tho PURCHASING
of r y mineral spectators thus bringing large trecis
into the hands Of companies is likely TO improve society
iSr Questionable.
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THE WALLKILL IALLET.

correspondence OF The \ \. Tribune
NEWARK n j.. saturday. NAY %. le5i.
Ihave lately had the pleasure Of taking another fook
40 the splendid Waikiki Valley, by FAX. IL M estHna
On the most picturesque end rich pat OF NcW'ersey
trccures some patience ana time 81 Climb Tie 0Iesa
Iond Mountain, and the Sparta Mountain but when You
raoh the western slope OF thc latter ogctansus The
Waikiki and look northeast along the valley Ia ga 20
lie New-York line over landscape marked bur ric H-
trvalcs gentle and wci.-:.cd slopes aut rr-ea noun
AIMS the scene is one not easily 80 4"e'e si- 40.
here the unbroken undplaion- % easw' 90 'l',"du
farms squared 10y lines d lsfic and Longitude snch as
surround Auburn and Avon n Western Ncw-i efA DHN
ton in Ohio Springfield IN Illinois anj Madison II " .'-
cousin bot tboye Is that which please ie !e mole """
eny mere fertility OF sod There is variety aimcs'
ondlls in scenery end production. Il 20 s.nssl.ry inef
estng to q tourist 70 ascend aom The ~ SAX marshes be-
tween he acS or Pcs ic oAto t.cs VI brown
ire.stoue by Newark and reaching Newark mountain.
then 20 who'd among the iron mountains Of Morris County
from Kostayny the cpIlg mountain, iu,use
veins OF the hest nagftic mon ore deposited IN mighty!
rncouth mountains and then 20 come mo NSity h6e
fc WAIKIKI exceedingly fertile between mountains with
AN ineeoub bic ainouri of the mos, bcau.lia white lime
stone and ziuc and FraHklis cre nave crossed tEs
valley a, sosoai points, ana 90 o Aessat :. pto ounce
worthy entirely 80 o. the reputa'ion IL
From Sparta 10 Hamburg down tht NbAe! Ia '.'e r.
eharInug At one point the mountain on the opposite
side is stripped ia order to lay bare te fe" A1V ore
from which last year severed 4ousar" 'ens W. gag:
ned 10 this place 10 DC manufactured Al ieihoulsn
the residence Of exGevemor, JUdgc liSihcs man
greatly respected among ali glasses "a ne iciow-cHe'
tr the into gritty of biz character aud ,he ndness Oh az
beari, well as his reputation jGltt Al HaHO9sh
ni YendepiIs Hotel, gua of country nu al "hlcn
the traveller VIII nhd hoAne eeHoris win bat one aOAS
nIe1 10 DO desired the abolition Of bar, which seemed
soweyer 10 be as well regulated iuegllartf can
be- From this place through Dockerown, a thriving,
beautiful village to the Biae Mountain some 10 or ~
miles Won lass the most splendid and weieuiyaiod
Inns dsp,ayg unusual degree OF thrift, temperance
md wealth In CORNER days Snssex County, tbs strong
mi e me -,seut time t;Ok Old SusscN il he banner
.eDICTeI g ccRriy Of the state
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xxxIIIp CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. .WAsHSGToS, Monday, June 10, 1884.
The CHAIR presented communication from the ln-
terror Department relative to the removal OF the FLORIDA
Indians.
Also one from the Navy Department in relation 20 the
establishment Of national armOry the coal fields OF
North Carolina. They were referred and orderea to be
printed
Mr. SEWARD presented the memorial Of a citizen OF
Newly ork claiming be the inventor of batterInr
Of most tremendous force thirteen OF them being caPape
Of defending the coast from NJ line 20 Texas.
Mr. FISH presented the memorial OF the Common e"ra
ell of Newly ork against the repeal OF the EXISTING Ia" -
latng 10 the Assay Office in that City 49,, Cant
Mr.. MASON reported bill Tor the rc heI - ,sssed.
E. A. T. Laveett Of the Navy. and the same iasry by
Tho camra;,tas on the D,,rict Of Columbia, Ryer
selecting new -ites for bridges over tDe
Adopted >,,>, Tho Senate took upthe
bill re6rransing the Navy DsPaf,', for the bill which
Mr. MALLORY moved a s"o''''-''
was agreed 20. -, I'm. aud lie passage post
The bill was then 'h"
rercd ~! g mcfrPN'
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MEXICO.

We've below fsan Tie Aer. Oyiats CCssoa 'ne de-
+ # the important from Mexico referred to IN our
tee,raphic dspatchcs Wednesday last Tie Crescent
t, are 10 the ,th from tie City Of Mexico, and to the
an from Vera Cruz:
$50 Don Jujs Parrcs Minister Of Finance, had re-
.;3 III, ofice and Don Manuel OlalagaTre, merchant
TGrs6alsiara We. spoken OF es his successor.
v S.ror Don Remon lozarO Armenia SPANISH hnVoy 70
Mc,cn was received with marked distinction and respect
Lv lie eyerrmeut and nj msny friends Il MI LJLano
Armenia had been Secretary cf the Spanish t.egaoh IN
Mexco for man, ycaIs be well known am HAD MADE
himself very pOPuer' ,o,un,E.ho. Tho names If
.ortvToc that have been that IN the s'oe oi yaseo,
fI lodi Juiy 10 sst December 1888 by o'der OF osol
Jose Maria Ortega GOveruor Of that Stale 4Aoy u. GO
were court.naraled and sentenced 10 DEAN
Lrvlng cor united some robberes and oi belhs s.do
The same paper states hat the smallpox srsss :"
Vera Cruz and In the rgAchOs Of San Andres ieA'a
well in the villages of Acuia Aaflan ana
Fort prisoners escaped from the la a. 'a'H "a
tie 18th ut They dug hole through the hoof' ~ W." ~;
operation they worked hard for ten hours, ana NiAac ~
esoapoby tha means Eighteen OF the iugiiiVeS "e'o'
captured. -.
Subscriptions being raised all over the country 20
erect statue TO Ills Most screnc Hghness the fes1'h
santa Anna At san Juan Bansia e5(7 had been rn ~
for hat purpose. a..
CITY of Mexico 70 welcome hi mos Sercac " hqo' ani