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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26

MORTALITY OF NEW YORK The deaths in
New York last week were G25 including IS of
cholera.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26

There were - deaths from yellow fever in
Charleston ON Thursday last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26

William G. Thomas, Esq, nominated by n
Democratic Convention, on Thursday evening
last, for the office of Mayor of the city of Balti-
more.
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TO SpOrtsmen and Others.

1--WE Subscribers respectfully ak 1mina-
ton OF Irir Full lmpo,iu OF Guns, Rifles, Pts.
tg.. Walking Cnre-, Fishing rnckp. with general
sonmeut Of Ere Arms aud sporting Articles Coli 5
ReNoIyrfs Silver patr aud Ivory stock, Dem, Adams
< Deans SeiCorbing anl Revolving Cylinder Pistols,
self Cooking Single and Revolving Pistols, DiNor's.
Hawhsley'- Powder Flu-k-. Shot Belts nnl roual e.,
Gamo l'ags Wash Rods Wad Punches. Drinking Fa-ks.
Gun Nnd,iug IN Aaeets all boxes. Elev's, Nalker-,
Corbcs W.~le, =, Rirhirdi-, q. D. mud 81 81 Pereus
sion Cap; Rhzor. and Pocket Cutlery 80 samples
Bowie Knives. Call and ,ec tlosr Wesley Riciald-
Double Guns Dean, Adams x Deans, and SALON Pts
Iols nj WN. B.A G.. FISHERS
Opposite the Norvel House, Lynchburr Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26
mi NebrnSLn Nominnii0n.

ROM, y. Y, Sept. 23,-The Anti-Nebraska
Convention has nominated Adolphus Skinner for
EpnprpSS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26
Depariure Of the Freaeh Steamer.

NORFOLK, sept. 23.-rhe French steamer
Chimerc sailed this morning for New York to
Join the Squadron now assembled there. Their
ercw have entirely recovered from the fever.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26
'AiSlbEIsS WANTED

~ Mas. SHaEMNkFH.
Wing r,mo,. d II tie uo1.o rrrrrriy orcr. led by
Rob'r II. Gla-~, Ed. iunrcl "u Ghurch stree, NO
'ioor, a'ovc Dr q lmtr, Office. would be p nsed
ce.v" .'itcd uuulr If g'rt'emcu Bunrlrl-; hav.
''s naa such arrangements She trusts vi, nahte
ir t" eiv -ati-tc q vhr ay favor with
tl''r pairnn1 7d:tnf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26
Sailing Of the ST. Louis.

New YORK, Sept. 23.-rhe steamer st. Louis
sailed this morning, with Il passengers and 2l66,-
800 in specie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26
POSTpONEMENT.

The npuve serbs ut Concerts ae necessarily pOspol
d until nhuut TIL II iddlc # this month
RADFORD, PRESTON 81 co
LIZ nla
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26

retiring f'oin the Dying business rcnrn thanh.
10 my many patrons, aud IN mixing leave of them
would recommend them To favorable consideration Of
Mr.. Jnmes Brady. gentleman fully Competent con.
duct t'e business inail Of its various branches.
scp23dlw i H. SOLOMON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26
- BOOKS
~ BOOKS E.!
/gWrE
MEzzD
UNDERWATER CONNECTION.

Il subscribers prepared to receive and for
wad goods the D0ck Oar location is the
trad the Dock: be ing the steamers than any
other landing, and the lowest drayage recognized by the
city OF dnance being 36c soc less per load than the
Basin LEE & co, Richmond.
sep 2ts
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[lNNTT, TNlI.
L WHOLESALE DRY GOODS TRADE

|. y u. q. JAMES y tDa
Have Just received urre und commanding stock of
fresh aud arH4ouable
English, French German and Irish Goods,
Of tho utest importation, nnd nonr est and hnnds
designs, and fam the various mahunct cries in ;las
conny every drscr too al metiran Dry Goods al
lug their stock oil the nrgcs uuh be.t selections
ohcred in This market Thr stock ol Dress Goods.
Cloths Cnssimercs, Blankets slnnnels mud heavy Wool
ems for Nogn Gl,thng, will be found particularly ut.
tm'Iivo Hn-h buyers and rfoupt denles will find il
greatly thcir interest give cn before purchas
ing, counnd will sell ns low NY snilur eslnb-
lishncn in the urited States
". Z. & T. q. JAMES g. co.
Importers Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods,
A few Io,' above Powcll's ifotsl Petersburg. Va.
al I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26
ATTENTION ARTILLERY,

AK hersns having uNIF, pRAl he,ouging 10 the old
is8sl Mrraan,c- Arilicry Cnurar,' viii bring them
eeek-a5 y ne-tt Dexter ORGY x Bro Factory.
NV CompnW viii drIlial ia, spfne place. next
fInIay night at So,rl,rk. KIRK OlEi
-n - fl Can,a,u.
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THOMAS NOWLAN,

Sign of the Eagle, Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va,
Il EEfS constantly on hind tie largest chea pest an,
IN best assortment u Watches Jewelry q 81 Pens
Spestucls be found in Nnemhru ing Gold ntep,
Lever. llnr,ontn aud Anchor Watches migirg in p ice
from S25 5000. ali warranted give saislnrtion or
he will excl nnge them. Also large of Din
mnnd, rcnh aol Plain Rings. Breast Pins. Eur-Drops
Ladies' Neck und Ghi,elan Chains Gents Fob and
vi Chains Bnsn, Sleeve bud Collar Buttons. Brace
lets Gold Proes &c & e; nlsun vry large assortment
OF Silver Ware embracing Fahe Ten. Dessert. Salt
und Mustard Spoons Tnhe nnd dessert Forks SOUP
Grnsy mud Cream Ladies', Pickle hives and Forks Cake
Butter aud Fruit Knives Silver Gn,,s. Cups, &c. &c
all wnrrnnte pure siI, e. equal 10 Coin. Any Kind Of
Jrwely manufactured al tlr shortest notice Watches.
Clocks, IN jewelry repaired by competent workmen.
aud warranted 10 give sAii-ncion Give hi a call, IL
want good mud fashionable jcwclry md wish your
Wntch To keep good II ne.
t,,t.B ~ q
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Fall Importation
or EARTENWARE AND CHINA

Fall importation
OF BARTENWARE AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy articles.
fHNllE >uh-, thcfaii tho trade atge aud waited
stock Of Earhenwafe. Chiaa and Gl s., the pat
teln. Of which were selected hs himself ia person.
Dnvine a. Npcrie 81 many yeats ~ TN. peiicunt
OF prre and quality, viii compare h,vo,nhy with aty
othc, lJou-c IN the ttadc.
Milne Granite Dinner War.
Do 80 basins and Ewer-, Jugs, Ten Nurr etc
Blue Priut loWlor and Fancy do
Fine Drcuraled thuu Dnnrr nd Dessert Sets
D. 10 do Ten aud Ioi'et sets
Do do dp PITCHERS and Nnsos
Gold Band do oi above variety
White Chien do al above variety.
Common Wnic Of rNef, description, sutulie Ion
" oc>almg, which he oaef, upon sdeh terms for cash
as cnunot fail 10 please
Fine Mantel Pier and Toilet Glnssts
Fine Ivory lnhle Cutlery, " alters an Brttunia Ware
Safety. nnd other Fluid mad solar Lamp,
Ghss Ware ~ every variety
All In n.hs Gull, and lie feels nssored his prizes
vii tiN,.s,lisaetoa.
Iii. faehrfi- ono 81 lie bcsl in the trade
Stone Wutr at Factory prices.
sep l2-ts JAS u. d. EVANS,
M. II Mum ,rrert Rshp,enl. "a.
Fol- New Orleans Vessel
VIRGINIA AND LOUISIANA LINE or PACKETS.
I rtsr The superior tnst smiling schooner ELLEN.
ssslsksssss Capt J. lin koly. daiy cxpoclc nd viii
sui WIN all possible Dispatch. For balance at freight
orrh,, DAVID CuRRlE,
ST, - 3w Richnond.
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ErEIsttVsAN GUANO.

u ! HlI iIS hEDt CED.
TIE und,r,ignrd. ae"uts for the sae OF Peruvian
Guano Norfolk Va Lave this day received ins,Iuc-
tion- from Ne-sr t. Barredn Il Bro, of Baltimore, to
reduce their prices 10 the following scale, viz:
For Qualities less than > .0u0 lbs, % per b..
from I to tons. as perf"n ot noe b+
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L., rasssss.ss.sss.ssl LAVE ARHANGEMENTs

ksM o. tf.Uns lsTlng u YIsT The b dior J!
Aum Springs will meet nice onvrN ut the Forest
Depot the arrival OF cncb the Morung and Even
ing Trims, commencing Monday the I'm ii July 1854
iy24H&rt. T.. ECHOLS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26

ButRoI>G-N oung ladies frane distance will re,ide
in the pm, IL WILLIAM LIZA. Jr. Esl. #who, occupies
tie Coiccc premises, II also President AnrER
atai lady.
Fotialher riutieula> address tie President enle n
L. +. Na,h, Petersburg. Va.
-. II ain
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26
Pride's Hair Tonic Triumphant !

Pride's Hair Tonic Triumphant !
A RMlSTEAD PRIDE hcgs lenvr call the utien
"a ton at IL ci1rns ul lynelbuta and Tho vicinity
20 hi celebrated Ham lose, which ha4 been fucccs
uIty applied aud greatly appreciated by hundreds of
i"a aud Erntemen IN this city and county pre-.
sats tie Ar from falling ont, haagb aa5g be- h7edifa-
gn muatcs argogairsa 4. and ptomoiss geitsai eoih-
nia,Hottie shiH-c9iag ash dos, RiNG and TEI-
IER WORM and all c4faHcots diseases II fhe seal ~ -
Ilrr yenr- rrin has fully tested iis vnluc The utcn.
tonof th" adie- n gentlemen Is requested the fol.
tw- certificate, -iear by the rc.pccnblr ard in
l.eutia members OF the community. Hundreds Of 9th
might be referred IL. hut IT is impossible do in
Il sholj advertisement.
HtfEnEECE:
W. take pIen-urr in certifying ia / have uscd
p"'- Hail Tonic, mud testify tint il does all that
hc Proui-e- for it.
i!y Latham. Z II. Nelson.
DR. Mitchell, Bedford. D.. Chr, Campbell
Joll Clars II NJ Garland Editor
5 / Pete Nm. Z. McGoIlle.
2. STh'- tooe will he .ol, preeent, only at his
son, Ruynll !, nia - Barber Shop Mnih duor.
hcuw MffA" House, Lyuciburr where il !. mununc
rt.pi rrlrr ~ gee, h,rIie Liberal deductions will be
made 10 rrr,ana Iurela- 2 quantity
July % av"2n
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EDlCAIlON.
Petersburg Female College.

Petersburg Female college.
Il VIE Il = session at TINS nsiunn viii commence
the Int Nrdne,da, in this tn ta7th ,lny ii
September,) and eo,, the 18th lily 81.
FACULTY
Rfv. GEORGE ". CARTER,
rn.ident, and rrof Belle Lcrtref. Eilirs. &c.
LuBERf hERR. A. NJ,
Mathematics Il Natma, Sciences.
WILLIAM 7. DAVIS. A NJ.
Ancient ltuEua2o- auI LiIemturc.
JOSEPH WALL.
NJ 'rrn l. tn.uace, and fautiaa.
J FRED WuLFf,
Music aud Drawing.
Miss EMMA TAYLOR
Ouameunl branches,
Miss AMANDA Il. ARMlSTEAD
Primary Dcfarment
TtHNS or IUtrfoN FOR TIE ScuoiAsue lt,K
Urinary department. --... 1850. -. go
Ae,pdenuc (adNncrd English bluuehcs..---.... A.
Gairenar-hgher English hoarches with Lain or
NIcek ...------..- .--=.....-. ~
EXTRA.
Andcln Languages. cueh..-... 49, -...-..-.. ~
Music On Plano OF Gultar. 49,. to
drawing IN frnri. tpct quarter ..--.----- ...--.
Painting 'n al ~ Water, per qua ter) 10
Lectures aud Experiments in Natural Sciences, (per
course
Sacred Music Daily exercise Va cuAnor
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T. s.MAiL LINE TOR n. YOisI1

T. y. MAIL LINE TOR ~. WORK.!
y. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TIL Il first elias double engine sreatnship. .1f6Sf
Ronnoke. Cnpt Thomns Skin1ep, ewes City -saaDs&
Point for New York, Every Saturday morning., ut 10 o.
clock tonching Norfolk. Tho Jamest,wn, Capt
Edward Guyendy leaves heretofore. Every Tuesday
cveaing touching At Norfolk. rains by Ralrp al from
PetetsLmg connect with eneh ship.
Passengers lepYing Lynehbutg Tuesday morning
will arrive in tire iol the jamestown, City Pointho
same evening M cloch md those leaving friday
will lay in rsburg that night, and wit
the Rolnohc, rest morning At 10 O'Clock.
Pas-ngc md the fram Petersburg, including
State Rooms $40 %
SteelnGe pA-snrs s 90
Pa-snge M fa,e 10 Norfolk by ,no River
Steamers,
For fieig. = Prsssee nppy To
SAMUEL q. BAPTIST. Petersburg.
= n d,t,Iy
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AL their -ac, hy the short ton Of 1000 lbs. and
the prices above named ali cash and tor delivery
only. They have good supply IN hand at present. and
vii sv' prompt attention TO orders accompanied by
cash or -ati-iictory references.
sep d&rlm HARDY K BROTHERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26
New Cash Store.

fNlIE subscribers have n4socintrd Themselves under
j the 81 lrt,nd firm of John r Davis & CO. for the
purpose al roudnrlug "A general Dry Goods Business
ia the CITY ot BY. lhurg aud have tplcn the LARGE
HON FRONT STORE formerly occupied ~ J I'm r.
Dasis, VIM" they now receiving aud opening u
large and carefully solicited stock OF Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing every article usual, found ia FRY
Goed- haa-', to winch they respectfully invite the nj.
tcolipn # fieal. ua the publte. confident they
are prepared tfrUncr MI -tti-nctory Inducements
Ia al purchasers. JOHN 1. DAVIS.
JAMES T. SCOTT.
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ICOhtGCE! LtCOhECE!-We have II
IL GOOD supply Of l.corte OF approved brnds-fr
sale accommodating terms.
TIIOS BRANCH & SONS,
..p2l.is Petersburg. vi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-26

NIlLL be given in iar ely al L5uethlr1 c
w mrnring On thr tot Srpicmari ISJI.
A Series of Beautiful Concerts,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-30
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

The following communication was sub
United to the Councils of the city Of
Georgetown, at their last meeting, by
Mayor Addison: as.5..-. 81
GENTLEMEN Since your last adjournment.
the very distinguished and highly esteemed
Minister from Russia, after a residence of tweE.
ty years in our town, has departed this life
This melancholy event has produced pro-
found sensation in our country, and extraordi-
nary testimonials of respect for his memory
have been promptly and appropriately rem
dered by Congress, and the highest functiona-
ries OF our Government q"
While we perceive the suitableness of these
manifestations Of regard for Mr.. Bodisco as q
foreign Minister, we cannot overlook other cir.
cumStances and considerations which make it
proper that the corporate authorities of George
town should mark the mournful bereavement
with becoming tokens of regard for his memory,
and sincere coincidence with his afflicted fam
lily. We should bear our testimony to the vir-
tues and merits which so eminently endeared
him to the citizens of his immediate American
home. By his marriage relations, heartiness of
social intercourse, and profuse hospitality, he
became identified with Georgetown to such an
extent as greatly to contribute to its promi-
ncnce, and to render his death deep and
irreparable local calamity. -
submit the subject to your consideration,
not doubling that you will dispose of it in such
wise as vii! be gratifying to al concerned.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-30
LARGE FIRE IN NEW YORK.

On Saturday night, between II and II
o'clock, fire broke out in New York, on
Duane street, between Elm and Centre,
in a building known as the Colombian
Foundry, which destroyed the entire
block of buildings, making homeless and
houseless large number of poor people,
many OF whom lost the larger portion of
their household goods, in addition to be-
ing driven from their roofs at the dead
hour of night, with the thermometer rang.
ing at sixteen degrees above zero. The
atmosphere was intensely cold; and the
wind blew with such force as to carry
the burning cinders and sparks distance
of several blocks. One who witnessed
the scene says None but a stole could
have looked without the most heartfelt
emotions upon the agonizing scene; the
despair and suffering depicted in the
countenances of those robbed of their
homes, and the lamentations of the tbinlv
clad children, as the piercing North wind
EMBODIED them in his shivering embrace,
formed picture of melancholy that must
be witnessed to be realized. :,
r. Another fire broke out on Sunday
morning at 2 O'Clock, at No. ID Pearl
street, destroying several buildings which
were occupied by about fifty poor families.
The Herald says The Battery at the
time our reporter left, at three o'clock
thus morning, was strewn with furniture
and household goods, among which wo-
men and children were moving and lying
IN the greatest state of distress, both Of
body and mind. The wind as it swept
round the point of the East and North
rivers was piercing in the extreme, and
well calculated to make even the most
hardy and weather beaten shudder.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-30
ODDS AND ENDS.

Since the organization of the new
city government of Boston, eighty-five
persons having petitioned for appoint
ment as police officers.
Gun metal is IL lbs. of tin ant
100 lbs. of copper.
The narrowest part of the Atlantic
IS more than two miles deep. In o.he,
parts about one and half miles.
Count Rumford, by boring a can
non within water, so heated it by the
friction, that he made it boil, and actual.
ly boiled piece of beef in it.
One gallon of water in steam will
raise six gallons from so to 2l2.
Our Consul at London, George
Sanders, advises farmers to sow wheat
and grain largely, as the prospect is that
the Baltic and Black seas will be closed
for at least a year.
. The coolest hour of the twenty.
four is five in the morning, and the war.
NEST is from two to three in the afternoon.
The mean heat is from half.past eight to
half-past nine. The greatest range is in
July, and the least in December.
New Orleans papers speak in high
terms of Mile Louise, the wonderful
barebacked equestrienne. Funny.
The Louisville, KY, Courier re.
ports at least so per cent decrease in
Bourbon whiskey. In Harrison county
alone, the last years distillation was
about $4,000 barrels. This year it will
not be more than 10000. Nearly halt
the distilleries in the country have closed
up, or been converted into other purposes.
Others will follow the same course rs
soon as the present season is over.
- Yankee Sullivan, the Boston Four
Corners prize fighter, failed to appear for
trial in Berkshire county, Mass, on the
day assigned. He sent word that he was
sick and his case was continued.
Many of the gambling "hells" of
San Francisco, have been closed, for want
OF custom. A much needed reform.
THE New York Assembly have
commenced discussing the Maine law in
earnest. Afternoon sessions are to be
held to be devoted to this one subject.
- The Amazon falls but foot in
fifty miles: the Rhine one foot in a quarter
OF mile; the Loire . foot ia one and .
half miles,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-30

The MAINE Law IN MrCH1GAN.-A cor
respondent at Grand Rapids gives us the
following information 1.-The law is
vigorously enforced, and succeeds well,
in some parts ofour State; while in other
parts the people are awaiting the deci.
sion Of the Bench or Judges now sitting
to decideupon its constitutionality. There
are defects in the law, doubtless, which
it will take several sessions Of our Lepis.
wiN be done.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-30
TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN.

sUChaEY 4 co. specially inform the CHI
" zens Of Georgetown and its vicinity, tkst they
are prepared TO undertake every description of work
in G8s FITTING. They have s.cured the services
# some of the best workmen from the Norih end
their charges will be found as low as in any Of thOse
titles.
They have always on hand an elegant assortment
Of Gas Fixtures to which they would invite the eI
animation Of the public
South side Of Bridge street between Washington
sns Jefferson.
Orders left at Linthicum's Hardware Store vii be
punctuslly attended to. ian 30-ln
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-30
PIE R6ONAL.

Il a
| The New York Express says that repor +
from Madrid via Paris are,-that the Marqui
de Turgot had his leg amputated, and is in ,
dangerous condition. - ~)t..
DIR. Adam Clarke had perfect abhor.
ence of both pork and tobacco He is reported
| to have said, eff were to offer sacrifice to tn,
! devil, it should be roasted pig stuffed with to
bacoo''
1t is said that Washington Irving is pre-.
pairing for the press the two concluding volumes
Of his works.
....John Mitchcll's paper, The Citizen, u
denounees the Walker 6llibusters, but approves
Of the Lopez expedition TO Cuba a.i
....COl. Gates has published letter in the
New York papers, stating that the accounts in
the public journals, in relation to his conduc,
on board the San Francisco, do him great in.
justice, and he has demanded Court of In.
quiry of the War Department, to investigate
his conduct. go
Franklin says if every man and woman
would work four hours day at something
useful, want and misery would be banishe
from the world, and the remaining portion o.
the twenty-four honrs might be leisure and
pleasure. .fs... ..,.-
...."Madam,p said John Wilkes to q lady
to whom he wished to make himself agreeable.
81 an plain man." Exceedingly plain,
sir" rejoined the lady. Even John Wilkes
was sileneed. .. Y, .-'lH ara
....A lawyer wrote "Rascal" in the hat of
brother lawyer, who, on discovering it, en-
tered a complaint in open court against the
trespasser, who, he said, had not only taken
his hat, but h ad written his own name in it. ,
80. Col. Jonas p Fairlamb, member of
the Philadelphia bar, and politician of note
in the Democratic ranks, died on Friday, utter
brief illness. .-r-r,r-- -c,F sslf.i.,t 81
80. Horace Greeley is to deliver lecture
in Wheeling next week. se r. u.s.. -
80. In the New England Anti-Slsvery
Society meeting, at Boston, on Thursday, Mr.
Garrison offered q resolution denunciatory of
John Mitchell, and styling him q braggart pa
triot-a thoroughly unprincipled mana wolf
in sleeps ciothing-and regarding his pres
encs as sarse to the soil on which he trsads,
and poison 10 tho atmosphere which he
brsathes. The resolution was the text of
several Speakers, who approved Of it. .or4
80. The attacks On Prince Albert continue,
and extend more and more daily in England.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-30
10 SUBSCRIBERS AND ADvrRrIsTRs.

No subscnpti discontinued unless by positive
order LEFT at this office.
The privilege of Annual Advertisers Is strictly
limited TO their own immediate business; and all ad
versemenis for the benefit Of other persons, as well
all advertisements not Immediately connected
With their own business, and ali classes Of adv.r
tisements, in length or otherwise, beyond the limit
engaged will be charged at the usual rates. For al
snch transient advertising bills will be separated,
rendered, and prompt payment is desired.
No reports, resolutions, proceedings of any cor
poraiion, society, association public meeting, and
ID communication designed to ean attention to an
mailer Of limited individual interest, can be in
serted unless paid for rs an advertisement.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-30

To The total number of deaths in
New York city for the past week is 40,
eighty-seven less than the week previous.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-30
STOP THIEF!-STOP.

WC0 REWARDS ola n from Douglass Moores
pSp Upholstery and Paper hanging Store door,
IN 9TH street, % house from La zyesue, on sstur-
lay afternoon, the 18th instant, one large sack Of
the best Feathers, marked ~ pounds they were In
white coarse cotton bag, with ID. Moore's name t.
The above reward will be given for the fea theirs and
detection If the thief. ID. MOORE
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-30

U The New York Express states that
q company of capitalists has been formed
in that city for the purpose of making
coats, pantaloons, &C., complete, with
out any seams.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-30

" The Cincinnati Commercial saws,
on trial before the Police Court, it came
out that many hundreds of barrels of
blood are annually used in that city for
making sweet wine. a-...--....
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-30

DUTNAM'S MAGAZINE for Febru.
J. airy.
Household Words for February.
Hot Corn, by Scion Robinson
Musical Repository No. Il. All the back numbers
on hand.
HarIsr's MAGAZINE for January.
JOE SHILLINGToN'S Bookstore,
Cor. Pa NV. and ~ ST., odeon Building.
ian S0-u
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-30

U Our reporter, who attends to the
collection Of the list of arrivals at the no.
tells, being sick, accounts for its ron-
appearance in our columns TODAY.