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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-02

DnY WEATHER Sixty YEARS Aoo.--In 0'Reiley's His
tory Of Western New York. Dr. Coventry, who settled in
1890 with his family at the outlet Of Seneca Lake. fur
nishesa sketch Of the and the health Of this
region for series Of years. He says that ain 1876 no
rain fell either in June july the water in the lakes
lowered more thnn foot the heavens seemed on fire,
the earth scoche and the air saturated with pestlence
In 1885, the cold year, the very heathful
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EXPENSE OF THE FnLInusrERs Prom the proceedings
on the naval bill we gather that the expenses Of charter
ing and supplying fuel, &C. for steamer TO suppress
flibusterng in Lower California amounted to $l13G3
The rate paid for the boat 81 500 day. and the
coal cost SlS per tom The Senate rejected ON amend
ment to pay the amount it being more than the whole
value Of the steamer
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STREET PREAoHISo.-The people Of New York, judging
from the Of the press becoming Disguised with
the street preaching nuisance. The Tribune says Of It:
The abominaon of bowling in the public streets and
squares all day Sunday by gang Of blatant lunatics
getting be ntoerable. The abstract question of the
freedom of speech has been amply settled in favor OF the
man has legal right to speak his mind in public when
and how he peases he certainly has right bawl and
below as to annoy every body who lives within three
blocks Of his location. These loudvoiced fanatics must
be tanned down or stopped altogether"
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

ROBERT j. ATKINSON, Of Iowa, Third auditor
of the Treasury, in the place of Francis Burt, APP
pointed Governor Of Nebraska Territory
THOMAS G. PORTER, late Surveyor Of the Port
Of New Orleans, Collector of Customs, in place Of
Solomon w. Downs, deceased
WILLIAM L. STARKE, Surveyor of the Port Of
New Orleans, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
promotion of Thomas c. Porter to the relationship
The vacancy in the appraisers Office occasioned
by the promotion of William e. Starke has not yet
been flled.-Globe
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Has the history Of Spanish revolutions offered
sudden vicsstudes Of fortune than appear in the
case Of COL GARRIGo, who was taken in an early Skin
msh, tried by court-martal, condemned DEATH and
saved by the Queen at the earnest ntercesson of his
wife, and has now within only few days, been by the
Queen created general officer and appointed the
command Of the cavalry Of the garrison at Madrid?
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DEFICIENCIES Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT
In the deficiency bill there is appropriation to supply
defcencyn the Post Office for the year ending
June 30th 1853, Of $685. and in the regular Post
Office appropriation bill the Of So AGA is appro
priaed to supply the anticipated deficiency for the year
ending June 30th 1866.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-02

The death Of Gen. NICHOLAS HAIGHT, of New York. an
active officer Of the of 1872, is announced by Cor
responding State Committee Of the veterans.
general State Convention of the Veterans of the War
Of 1872 is called to be held at Fonda Montgomery county
New York. the 9th Of September next for the pur
pose Of deyisng and adopting suitable for OBJ
tanning from Congress such relief justice and the honor
Of the country demands" SC.
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STEAM PLouaH.-Among the inventions Of the day 10
plough to 60 by steam. Its construction is smpe
veocpede wheels sixteen feet high and eighteen feet
apart, with governing wheel eight feet high. 1t may
be converted into steam land locomotive, and on
smooth firm road travel at the rate Of twenty-five miles
hour. 1t be used for various purposes 1t is the
invention Of Mr.. HENRY Cowrxo, Of Louisiana
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CENTRAL OHIO RALRoAD-The President Of the Gin
cnnat Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad has recently
bought Of the Commissioners Of Muskingum county,
Ohio 100000 Of Me stock Of the Central Ohio Road
giving in payment therefor $1,000 in the bonds Of the
same company This arrangement it is said, the
completion of the frst-named road ct am early day.
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In TRousLE-Thc folks in Memphis. (Tenn.) includ-
ing the press, in quandary to whether they shall
accept or reject the navy yard of that place, given by
Congress the city There is considerable excitement
in relation to the matter.
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THE EXTENT OF THE RAIa.-We have accounts that the
fine rain which visited New York city on Friday night
tended portion of New Jersey parts Of central and
southern New York, Connecticut Pennsylvania, Massa-
chusetts and Michigan. The rain Of Sunday afternoon
1t is probable, had still wider range.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-02

THE MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRACY AND NEBRAs-
.KA.-It was stated in the Boston "Post," day
or two ago, that the Democratic State Central
Committee, at its recent meeting to assign day
for the meeting of State Convention, had passed
unanimously resolution approving Of the National
Administration and its measures. The Salem
Journal says:
'We learn that this statement is entirely false
solution Of this sort offered by Mr. DANIEL D. KEEL
LEY and voted down promptly, receiving very few
votes The attempt made two three times after
wards but failed each successive time One Of the
bers sarcasticaly said that if desirable to
tain how many friends the Administration had 1t would
be best to have convention Of its friends assembled"
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FIVE CHILDREN BuRST.-The house Of Abraham Smp.
son. near Poughkeepse, New York, was burnt early on
Thursday morning Mr. Simpson was absent from home.
His wife was badly burnt, and their Eve children per-
ished in the flames
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EXECUTIVE OFrIcE, AUSTIN, Texas,


AUGUST g. 1854. =
SIR: have the honor to acknowledge the receipt by
the last mail, Of your letter Of the Goth Of July
In reply, have hesitation in saying that believe
an addition to the troops in service in this State is
necessary to produce feeling Of security with the in
habitants residing and the frontier This belief
is based upon knowledge the many murders and
RACES that have been committed by the Indians within
the last six months and upon the communica
tons that have recently been made to Of the opinions
Of those Inhabitants on the subject.
therefore feel authorized from the Of your let
ter to call out six companies Of mounted volunteers to
be mustered into the service Of the United States at the
time and place indicated by you, for twelve month";
less sooner discharged.
fully concur with you in relation to the care that
should be exercised in selecting these troops well
the necessity for their being well mounted and well
ed; and SO long time IS allowed for raising them
am satisfied that send you force well suited for
the service in which you propose to employ them.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
E. NJ. PEAsES
To Brevet Major Gen. PERsIFER f. SMITH.
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Connecticut has twenty-eght clock factories
employs 279 hands in the manufacture has 81 002 900
0ne-fourth Of these time-keepers End market IN
England.
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The organ of the Hard Shell Democracy in the
city of New York says that "orders have been
transmitted from Washington specially enjoining
upon all persons holding Office under the General
Government in this State to keep away from the
approaching Soft Shell Convention 1t Syracuse,
and not allow themselves to be elected Us dele
gates, for the reason that it is anticipated " the
{ Barnburners will have control of the Convention
and pass anti-Nebraska resolutions"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-02

GuaRprSo AGAINST Drsr.-The New York Central Rail-
road Company testing important invention to VEN
tilate through the top and eectuay exclude the
dust and cinders.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-02

The Yazoo City (iss Wing Of the 1Sbh instant Con-
tans the sauatory Of Mrs PREwErr the occasion Of
her return from her months visit to the North She
to have had very good time, and has album
dant budget of thanks to return to every body who
polite and attentive to her her journey. This is
specimen
"At the Astor House, in New York, we stayed long
time and enjoyed the Injuries and comforts of magni
fcent home When we for bill Of the clerks
the door and said Mrs. Prewetts bill always
paid beforehand" G
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-02

SEEDS FOR THE NATIoN-Congress appropriated at its
late session ten thousand dollars for the collection Of agr
cultural statistics and the and distribution
of seeds and cuttings to be expended under the direction
Of the Commissioner Of Patents.
Mr. BRowN the head Of the Agricultural Bureau Of the
Patent Office has sailed for Europe make selections Of
seeds, &c. in for distribution through the mem
bers Of Congress when again assembled
In connection with this statement we copy the following
from the Winchester Republican
Mr.. Geo. D. Graves our postmaster has been quite
successful in SOME experiments with the new varieties Of
pulse distributed the country through the agency Of
the Patent Office Japan pea in his garden has grown
into bush Ave feet high and it cannot hold less than
two hundred pods, pretty well developed Mr.. Graves
also has some Oregon peas growing finely The leaves Of
both are similar in form those Of the grape although
large and heavier The only objection to these peas is
that they come Late
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MISCELLANEOUS
REMOVAL.

-2Thr sibscribei having removed 10 lir Su,rr.
NJ ii tfr- ht,ye t,. old stund aud t,. doaf- south
II MAN and Matoet ,rs.-rt-, l. prepared l., o"r I'M
,iti .nr.u- por-b ufrhp-ns MI kin,t. 1T u ~
Med,n.r. Pai,t. on, D,p.. y iuouw Gas. iuuy.
L, .nHfgt Fanny Auiric- A.. )
Tin Store /. log e,t deep, Ahicb u rumble hin. to
kcapu much argor stock thu usual. Particular niien
ZION Vii be paid 10 al orders. P,c-rript led at
alb u,; aud trum perie ot linn 80 year.
he natcr. himself that itc III be- able Iatn- only
such medicines rare nd stq tile. AlIthe nra
Pharmaceutical Preparation. nude they appear !
III. Medical Jouiunl-.
MUSIC SALOON.
The .acond story will 1.ed IA Music Saluon. where
be- has and vii Keep a supply q th-e t.nIy ell
ebu,trd Word's fair Londun) lrcun m fiaito.. Al
kinds 81 Mu.ea Musical lnstrIfnrt's furnished /,
order. Iisats eatutuc" IL the Saloon the sliry.-
Vfsit,rs - III picn-e ing tie loo bel.
K. Ll Man, Bauh Squire.
spt. "a lta. &
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PETERSBURG.
r suAILliNEEOR n. YORK.

L. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TIE hl.t rlas. double engine steamship, arerTf>
Roanoke, Cnpt. Thomas Ssin,ef. l.aves Cry $500
Ppnt l5r NV .rs. tsrrs 'aturda. mor6 ~ at 10 u
rIocA. touching at Noft,ls. h. Jane.i w, Cnft
EIaatl Casr,ds letv.- heretofore. 'ly irss'ia,
eve my rauciang NniaA. raH- 10y RfIlf nj ION
Frtaa. az g me. sitit me. ii %.
la.-cngefs .easiHg Lyf,Alufz IN Tn"-dhy morning
will aitIsr ta tn JpD,st",,u at Ciy fonttt'
SAM ,sulnf At c.o,e, ald tii so Isisfns a. tada,
all lay nv, itt-bafs llal H,sut mt r"narct vi
tn" III t5n,e. nj tIa,nlng At ID u'ripet.
pas-ape AMI nae tron Petersburg. tncludin.
State Ru"n, sld -
St.ttuee ia--,rs- > Ut
'a,.oz. "a earc Az NoriolA sam hy TIE RIVE
Stcanitrz-
tJr trci. 6. Pc. - apply Ia
SAN, Ell q. BAPTIST, Pet,r.burg.
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CAnTEK.> SPANISH MixTIK.,


L Aot p pauic', Of Mercury Il
As iSpalitRle R1nrpr To- scrhulo. k"g'. EfH
Reformation. Obstinate GGtancous Euntiou., Pm
ples ar pu.t4le. on a. e Fac, Bbtrlc.. Sa. Comic
Sors Fycs hae Worm or Tetrr. S,aid Ileai, Eu
larerinent AID Pam ftbe Boacs dJairt# StuHbofH
Uleeis, Syahl4tic Dis rter., Lurboea. Spinal Cum.
psiof-, ana OIL Diseases nr-tfr frn pu inI dispa
Hsen i M"tc1Iy IHP'udrncc ia L.. lnluuy ui
ihe l3leoi.
Tbisy lunblc Medicine ai5r,la. bceo ~ -eIrlfoicd
for tn, uun'i 81 oxifa-ldluuIV effected tt,uiah
its tcenry ta- induced the pr'n irtsf-, tho urerr
quest ii brir tlds. H. al Ia The publ e. Winch the
do win the ttuust confidence ia ,l.lIc- hud won.
derfll cuiHtlve pro. ctes Tho ipIuWiuS c"rithoatr
Se.tcted ht ma large number are. boarvrr, -uohert
test nouN fhsH the ~nrt al the prrpfitar. al
ore all rar eeuemen vel hno AZ lhe.f ietsitll.,
and vi the ienr-i responsibility. man, them ldlat
in the II u Richmond. Na.
!. BOY Den, Eco. at the Exchange Horrl R1rt
uont. kunU reysN whore, spNe- h. hg. .c1n The Midi
cine called CaIers Snaai-h Mixture ndmini.io'cd
boa orcd casrs. uroriy the i-ca.cs fof wh-l.
it =. rnlr ~ih the Astonishing good To-.
suits 4e say, u. tie mo't cAlrapdinsrN medicine he
hs.
Asre md Fepcr Grcot Ca,c i hereby crrlir,, that
for three year. had Ague aud t,et ct ol the
lent description. had several Ply .r am. took huec
qrantitics -, q iuuc Mercury. AID | believe all li,,
Tonic advertised hut MI ~th.at any permanent -
lief. At Inst | trict Carter, Spanish Mis,ptr, iva
bottles ut winch ,ireluals ruted IT,, and | am happy
To .dy have had cnhcr Cb.pr Fever sine con
sider the best louic IN the would mud ir ouly mrdi
cine that rvrr reached m, cast JOHN lONGDEN.
Beaver Dam urar Richmond, Va.
c H. Luck E.u now m n, lu,orl md ior nnp,
v..rs in HE PM q frs bn. .Y, ,,56 t.,-, n, In 49,
'onisl ru.cucyut CATER Spanish Mixture, thai h,
A. n,,,pii INV ard. at - hafr,. 5cn ho Ina. q,,c
wavtota, afflicted Mr. IaaA sa,. f,r h8. p,yai ,,,
no ia 4 " hen tai .t, nrcsr,iiep l., ,,t.,tt,n.
d. Mlnge, practising FlNsciun, and Formerly III
the Civ Hotel In the en-, nf Richmond sn,
re..ed IA n un,r,,r oc ;tst,,ra. ,i. tn -. c,,,,
Spanish Mixture which mr,e mos, ,ny .o,pri.,ng lie
saws in case n, or.up,, lion ep.n,,nt on the livc
the good effects were " on1erlul indeed
Samuel NJ Drink a, H., firm If DripL,r & Nc ria
Rich,,o,5 N. rn,,l az 10, r,,,,i,,,, ~ y -
st,nding hv ,h, ., If Nv, L,ttl, of Cn,,a, ~ aiL
M;xtur+
I;,,o, f,,,, NJ S,of,i, III, ,li,,,. - ,La nh.
mond kepnb ir1n Ind a servant e,,,,Ia,.a in ,h,r r
room cured # yo.cnt Scrouio combined viii, Rbcu
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For Old POint, Norfolk and Portsmouth.

tIN1E beantits and favufir steHn'n mt "a
L AUGUSTA. under ihn command oi A<sinzznsvs3--
Capt " m G. Smith, 80 long and avoinlly sn""n Il
the travelling community the Potomac aud Jans.
river Is running on the line via Pon VA
thnll.and J.. furnished with LIZ T. BOA = :,
Tic frcservers fnr'e Pumps. md nli the a.pinnce'
1ured by A." OF Cousre- 10 secure the safety ii" f'Hss
sngefs
The Cars running il ncAion with tie Augustn from
Richmond. leave the RI Edmond ard Petersburg Depot on
every MONDAY. Nrdn-sda, and Friday O'Clock
Person. arriving IN Richmond. bs the Packet Boats
lav, but a ic~ steps 20 walk to the Cars.
The Cars ruu"i from fei-t.hufg To tity Point IN
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
NY. above at7d from the Depot OF the Apo
mattax X Co thus gNin. passengers opportunity
To CO rom Lyn,hbarc a ther rs the Packet loni.
Danviilr Ralruai Richmond, by why ot tho enuti
Side Railroad to Pctersbu aud rotG there neal morn
rr To Norfolk.
Returning lhe Augusta will leave Norfolk on the alter
nate day, VIZ Tuesdny., Thursday aud Saturday,, !"
81 N
The Augusta 4 stop at Old Point both going atd
returning reeaafly ltroug hout the Bathing ScaspH.
Fare between Richmond, Noriola aud Old Punt. - OF
Far. bct~eea Richmond, Coke'., Rings Mil and
Children over three years aud twci'e
Sesr. Of age, bali Pace.
N'tl%t' III ~ ~
Servants, through -----.-- 3u
servants L. any point on Il . DO
Meal, ....... ............. 90 25
Jun % dsrts THOs DODAMEADSppt
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MEDICINES.


1vEH SOMf JAtNbit Il ~ ~
IL epsia. Chrome Nervous Debility Disease Of thr
Kidneys, and all diseases arising frpm Disordercd
Liver Stomach. such Constipation, Inward fhs-
Funess, Blood the lead Acdity of tho Stomach
Nau Heartburn Dsgsst for Food unrss or weight
IL tie Smach Sour Erucations Sinking ot otierthg
at the PIT / the Slanlat b. Swimming of th II al, hur
ried and dielt Breathing, fluttefins al the iieaI
Choaking Snfocatine Sensations when IN Nihg pos
ture Dimaes> oi Vision, Dots ar Nel- be.re the sight
Fe,er and Dull Pain in the Hra, Deficiency al fets.
ration Yclawnes. ct TIE SKIN and Ewes Pain IN the
SIDE, Bach, Chest Limbs, Nc, Sudden tlu,hr. nj Heat
Burning N the Flesh Constant lmerining 81 Evil AMI
depression of Spirit, can e eaeemay e"ed ~
DocrER llooFtANps GtLtaRATEp
GERMAN BlTtEkS,
prepared by Dr.. c. NJ. jackson. G-f'nar Medicine
Sto,e No. 10 Arch door below SIKH, fhhaan
Their pow above diseases i not etcelled
il equaed. by any otbrr preparation IN the United
States the attest in many coses niier .kihu
physcians bad failed.
Tn Sc worthy the attention OF ln'ahd'
Possessing great virtues Ia the recthralon 81 ie Ne
an1 lesser glands exercising the mos searching power
in weakness sad Affect the digestive organ, they
arr witie ee7ain and pleasant
vIHsrSIA TESTIMONY DIR J. NJ Wilson, Lexington
Va. ED 9th, So said: i am entirely out ct the
German Buffers. They baYc become 81 ihc rage N7lh
ng l-c sell.
The Tenth Leg IN. published nj wood.toek Va
said, Jan l0tb, 1890 "A Great Med ciar.-Ne inv
uniformly retained frpm recommending 10 the public
any OF he yarou. Jtteut medicine. ct the db' unless
thoroughly convinced II their val ie. Among Tine
1usidcr wothy 1t potic. the German ltrrs, m
vented 10y Dr. Il land, and laepafei ~ d. lP'kson
in Philadelphia One instance. in particular. H. wh,oh
the superior vitiurs medicine haYe been t'.ied
has fallen under obcrat ~. During the la.t =am
mot, son 81 Nr. Abram Ctabl. oil TIN, county, wa.
very Seriously Infected with Live mplsn', sad alter
tyiug in win various RENE lies purchased bottle
Of the Biifrr-, and after using H. much relieved
OF bis distressing naads thai he procured orr bot
tie and = nsp te-tntad iirel, 10 Henlth.'
Ley ate .nriiriy etahc, Tree from all iHutnu.
ing edrats AWAY. strengthen the system, aud never
prostate
For al. Wholesale y Druggist. ia al liz principal
ces mud rcai by olhc aries and stpreh"eP't' IT.
every town n the tnifei Stafes.
Sold hs u LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON y co,
sni }. II SEAi y co, Lyncibu'g. dlS d'aicr, va
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HAT AND CAR WAREHOUSE,
Sycamore ST. Petersburg, Va
DDp0Site the Court HOus

- THE Subscribers take fra,urr ia notify ssszs
n Tie Merchant. of Virginia. AMI Mouth Cnru Gskss
ItUl thut their stock Of Clouds ilr H.. z,a-on t,
received, and they praPt'sd Ia ce" thcif cp
tim md others may Will tL- nah'i To-Day 10
tb,tf tnIl .afplie-.
II j., known hat Ne hbve always sept lmge and W.
frd a-.uttl.eut pt Guod. linz, and viii "l4y
mid ihft our stock the present -cu-"n j. ur1.u'by
lnr., md We'll assorted -,ectci rutry from Mmuilt
tars IN person lay the senior pbItuer, 10" cAprener
GccH yenr7 enub - nm To make -ueh -,rorus and
sGrh III insure sdcct--li competitions viii
aly ,bbng House Month Suu,ft
.cpg.t. NAJOE < MOORE
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S0UTss-SEDs. RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS

w WINTER AiSRAKGbMENp
4 IASSEAGER TRAIN ct CANS I,uvr. ih. De
u pot IL Petersburg every day. Sunday excepted At
Ia O'Clock, Nj att br1yr- ut BurNe,ilit. al the
lrrsectlen ot the Richmond and bau,llIe kal-Road
II eoek,A. connecting hyi.Ht Road wlIh M'.-rs
7. tIagg \ Cos Stage Li.c ion Charlotte Couri-fiansr,
liaiiaN Court House, Dmyllo and Greensboro, \ |.
'u"d arriving at the Ir,r * miles below LNurh5urs,
nj !, ?. NJ. c"Gnectr there with packet 5uat which
arrlVeSln Lynchhnng al at hail Ia~t lwo.
The retufr train leav lynohhutgat S3O A. NJ
arriving ia Petersburg at $50 oclocI r. NJ. VIII II, pas
S'ng"ts will have an oppurtenty dino. The trun
VI Ieave tafnNle at / IL two o'cio,h p. NJ. N Il
ale at i II B. =. m arriving ~ Petersburg il
time iar the trains gong North south connecting
every tuesday md Friday with lhe APpomhttox Rail
Foad.w th 1hc rI ndd sea n>ip, k1pnohe mud Jan'-.
t'wn ter \ wAork, Which leu,e Cit, Porni at7,r NJ.
mud every Nedn stu, In ,taHfeships Fblladrphl.
"hlrh leave City Point a lhe same hoaf.
IasSei gers preierrne to icna Petersburg the
night, cla atr t., n,orni rrr Month al Il, A. W.
more at & a. M, the fo'he South, at o ,ch
1.
Arrangements hive been na'e by which through rirk
cts be-" "n the following poats maJ be- procured al
the ann Xcd tutrs:
between Petersburg aud Lyl,chhr. through in
sMiee" hours, $3.50 49, .....-.-.-.. s. 90
Between P"er-eprg and the Sweet Sltolar
Springs through in#two Observation-Disclosures. On
Between Peie,hu1g aud " buc Sui hur 5 rngs,
lmough IN two days -. ...-.. & 81
Between Petersburg \ Dmyaio, through i'm tnrn.
tJ-ant houfs.-.--. ----.-.- -.-.....-.. 3 -
Between Petersburg G."e shora' \ c, thu
IN Two days. ......-.....- ......... 10 nu
Between Petersburg ind Sail, rury \ { t..-ourh
Between Pcrer.bu aud Gu,rlntc, ...........SIS On
\ freight train i,apcs the Petersburg Depot ever,
Monday W cd6csiay and frblay uuraiue at u a NAM
returns the same days. Any person. wishing to see IL,
lne, Il freight ,9taiu freight list by caiia u %.
the Agent at lbr Petersburg Depot
"ct2t~ Z. J. I'LL. SUI, 5 $ r. r.
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Fall and Winter Goods.
AT The
~ SHOE HATEnPOKi' Va. In
sAIS sTHEEft IfsCHBrHG. ~

r UHT TIUVTS UOOUt TNt .HHThtT TTOHSt.J
Ihr uHef-tgnc would respectfully mvte tlic alienation
OF thcir friends md tie pubic generally to their
stock OF FALL ltd WINTER GOONS consisting al
Boots. Soae.. Ilals md Cup, I1uoh-, Nni.e- Cucl
Bng-, Schoni SoclI, 81 ittrnt' Bouts 81 tI,ir
rnanuartor", ami tnt ofJ hI,sN SONS. n.u J. Miir-
\ s,u, dnuhle waterproof Bouts. SUPER or article
L,dte- & 10Th nnd nd Caters. Bu,k Bootec-, Whole
Boot. ~; Mi.scs' aud Cb,dtrns' Shues OF all kinds
add -zr. By Boot, and Sbor,i Servant Sboes--a
superior aitice. Cunt, hne Alorskin Hats. Nebraska
Know Nothing. Young America, Niie IL Nakr nud
SlBuclc, al III, rent kinds Aso il variety OF neus
aud boy, Cnp., ehtldct-' Car, Iulbao-. II ioU
dry, vii receive our Eastern Guois. comprising
men, and bu} : Gour>r Boot. Nhnc-, A., and then
with -ai y TINT sock viii be- complete
m, olrrrd IT, this Waro,t-whirh wi sell cheap
any huds iu the state All ask emil, and see
Tor W a,clL fRETA ELLS HALL.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-05
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j 10" receiving "A very superior stock Of FALL
md WINTER DRY GOOH s consisting oi every attic
st lndIes and Geniiomrus wear Aisu. nlgc a,,url.
m,nt ol Blankets LINDSEY and Heavy Woolens al. Of
which lie oilers the favorable terms. Is fo.
pcr patron, und the public sene sscfuli -
lirile IN cal n kl Les CORNER, MAIN ST.
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