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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20


,s.:s ts.s les. "a: h:g:: ~, Bee. .sasssa
the public New baths and water closets have intro
ssSS M w Il: ~.
I s sSd ss e IL :
ss 70: III p:.. !S &. public Sf
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sas is:y ?s1;iis s
~ S.ais - Sue pn ss
. E s1 q Inn
Yss. 5; ~
REKxsnIsE SODA SPRING HoTEL-TaIs NEW AND
southern Bs.isbre three mile. from the village q Greet
q. Il for &:
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the :ns s::d Ta
e XII 81 9:t Il & Il: 81
srs e: vii y = s ss.nS q =. e. d.pss in
n'''u'h 'n' SDRiW BA Id VIM proprietor
RELEoNT HALL, NEW BRIGHTON, staten
date na%sss
s
yted s and examine the rooms Boats leave foot Of
W
RucKLEY HOUSE, STAMFORD. coNN.-rHls DE
ton i:%,:; sss .s;%: .ggs e sddr'
JIM Staples, late Of the PRESCOTT House. New York.
COLLINS HOTEL, FOOT OF CANAL STREET, FRONT
k tho North river will let TO families suites psrlors
srsf weather. full Of ocean
"''me'' anu ~" TT TLAaExAs MApEs. Prsprissors
QoTEL MoRRIsANIA.-1Hrsc oxHoDIoUs HOUSE
II IL
parties Merchants and csher business requires hs
ssaisas l.@iiis. he I.iIsa
s ss: ri. =: VII @ y
sss: .S:s e..
MONMOUTH HOUSE AT UNION CITY, NEAs key.
.s 70! y s
Ing, Of the best the shore large airy rooms nicely
Tss a: l'i fSs s e a
NEW YORK BAT HOTEL. ~ NILES FROM JERSEY
Ny ferry on Screen po,ns P,.ss rssS ed, IN. most
s...in. Dnn;rs and upper: a. n uIoo,ss Frv.s
Gsp p m rs ro.s oss Jersey ''' house,
DIcHnoND HILL HOTEL. STATEN IsLAND rs OPEN
1e 'ss Saas sr sas:f a IT,
store NJ VAN = ,, '" r,. .'s.
poCKAwAY SEA BATHINo.-THR PAVILION no
hshmeps greatly enlarged snd comprise: roems suites
grounds Furnished With OF without beard 81 the hotel ss
hop.ss s.d saloons for reise aad
siis tree: sss Ts:i Car: + ssss.ss:: :sss..
the hotel leave South ferry daily at snd ~ $40 SIS
ard O'Clock; returning ct 0, 7o5 8b A. sad 2:i0
aud 6l6 p. NJ JOHN GRO. BAINBHIDGE.
CANDs srFEET HOUSE AND FAxILY HOTEL
% g Ssss ni%s u. a. Tsa
s sn .s d S IN &. the =. r a. w
out board, 20 let, or partial board.
TRENToN FALLS NEAR UTICA, N. Y-Tns HOTEL
this plsce Of fAvots RESORT for the
ver nov esoh IL direct By the Blsek River and Utica
Railroad trains leaving Utica the ARRIVAL Of the
express train, also the Hudsou ryes express train
r. MOORE, Proprietor
WORK FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET,
Il Lpagsts Hill, London The above hence IL centrally
tituatd bss excellent coffee txsys private
sitting between forty and Atty light airy bedrooms
good smoking room warm Geld and sbowss ashs Aways
ready ueht porter attendance fxed charge for
wants. The New York herald is aled THOMAS QUAR-:
TERMAEB slso propesoe Of The Grown spd scsptre and
ship tsyerns Green xen sndsrs his srasefn thanks his
be hands and solicts their continued patronage and
commsndstion.
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TRAVELLBTss' GUIDE.

CHEAP FARE TO ALBANY-PASSAGE IS CENTS,
bcrths cents s'ste roma 80 cents-Ths fast steam
HERO will leave Robinson street pier Tuesday,
Thursday and sunday 81 r. NJ, arriving ~ Ar. n.
L,OR KEYPq&T AND FORT HAAILRON.-THE NEW
and INST st<snboat KAYPORT leaves New YORK. Socs n
sssurnins I...S KTPsEs. e u s':esS Fsrs 2 esn.s
bsst bethisS psses IN the Vicinity Of New York o4n p
atKaypopts And business can be 10 New York Non
hsifpssts A n untatP. a.
L,oR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, 10 THE
II steamer JAMES CHRIerDPHER will leave the f,s A
ofysy street June 49, 70 and a. AT O'clock A, Nj sld
Shrewsbury At u Stages 10 ali parts Of tho country.
REgULAR DAY BOAT FOR Albany, LANDINGA
III YonkeYs, West Point, Newburgh- Poughkeepsis Cats
hill, Hudson. The steamer METROPOLIS Capt. Polhs-
nus will nencs her REGULAR trip. " Albany Wedne,
icy street every Monday w.snssdsy ard Friday
day For further particulars inquire at 22 West street
near Jay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

"A. vsy-Gentesi household iurniture 40 A. G. futile
vii sell 81 Ion Friday, at l0x O'Clock. At ll61<
Grand street, broadway general house
held consisting Of mshogany psslor dining aad
be5s beddng kitchen utensils 40 Terms cash, and de-
pssit required from each purchaser
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BIIsCMLLANEOUe.

Mu6CHLLANEOU0.
l65 q Sss sD.Es a.as
s.sss range; ..s ss.vss for sale o rss.on.sls
srss.s and ranges set and repaired.
MEXICAN PLATE GLASS cOMPARY-FAcToRY.
"A Williamsburg. Long Is.nd-Are now prepared to eI
sa; ss: ..sss.isa VIII WIZ:
ssent j 4. PLATr, 70 Murray street. '''A 'A'A
- ment Of garden and field seeds farm implements best
ao'n'' s0'n' 'Iss allen ss ssd Isl Water street.
7 OVERS OF AQUATIC sPoRrs-Ar NGERsoLL's,
tie finest Ruld and model Of any in the country Sail
land at $50 South street.
pBREN0LoGY. AND THE FOURTH OF yULY-rHE
sro.sssy New YORK. ias wa.hnsssn Street Boston, and
~ hreh street pm WI remain open ana free 70
ten descriptions Of character given whom desired.
PrS Ssa s sS ssss sa ssis Ssn o i
= - JOHN n. SMITH, Agent
PyhIIc NOTICE TEAS, co,r g AND ,, sDeAas
sss the attention Of bis cid customers and the pubic =
distressed time. =. dsssrm1sd 70 .sii ro.
lies rom ne country immense .svns BY
inspecting his stock before
consisting sfths finest aad black every
~ and selected from VI tho choicest Of
hnporsstios N. B-Ths trade supplied the NEST
yabtseeous terms Goods delivered 70 railroads steam
bosts sloops and ferries tree Of charge. WILHAH
EYNeH.bA Greenwich street. corner Vi sptins
CHOW CAsEs.-scHMIDT 4 BROTHERS, MAHUFAc-
- and warerooms, No North William street.
Frankfort New York and ut II West Third street. Cinoin
natl, Ohio large assortment constantly on hand Old
show taken in exchange Orders promptly executed
ITO NANUFAcURRRs, IMPORTERS. &e--HAvINo A
good business location, and extensive scqualnance
With buyers generally We would undertake TO sell fr any
esbhed concern not represented In this city Liberal
advances II reqeired. Apply TO II. WILD 4 CO.,
liz John street.
fTRUsSEs. SHOULDER BRACES, kc.-A COMPLETE
assortment Of trus>es Of kind shoulder braces
sbe nes improved styles, imported elastic socn ladies
belts nhse alter the most approved patterns and msru
mcntH for The relief and Of dsformes Of Kind
constAntly on hand and made 70 ordsr hI ns GLOVER
the American Museum.
yUAHTED.-I WELL SEND on RECEIPT or TWEEN
y ave cents and postage stamp prep sy
letter receipt for superior article which
- IN great demand and BY which - eatesprisins, nte
gent realize $50 week Address Prof. e. D.
BATfRLL, Chatham square Pest omse ~ Y.
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q OON yARDs BAsNsLxT WnITs LTSRN, DRILL.
O.VVV tnEs aad duck, from ~ esnss dollar PEE
yAxds tor Een0enea's coats esd psnsalcsns
y any fsasshs A. r srEWART CO.. Bread Way.
Chamcers and Aeade strests
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MILLINERY, SO.

a miner Madame Do vo:, who 10 we'll known to the
New York ladies her great taste in furnishing bonne
and hardrespg calls particular attention to the
latest styles Of Parsian millinery goods which she has
purchased, will at all times give satisfaction.
MAIS0N DE VOS, remember, 48l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

CInkON DRAPER WILL SELL ON THURSDAY,
~ June zbt, AZ Tx o'clock, ct the MsrehsnsS Ex.
cnangs e auction SvO000 seven oeat mortgage
cohvexteie bends CT The Delaware Laekggana aaa Wat
or, aaaresd csppsny dye iaterss. psysbs April lea
part ofe sued eempste the Eastern division
ohe rssd which wrbs opened early In the ensung
d.tricts e Ny Y9rh Az sasqss.s snsns fand s pro.
OF conversion into stock sot be Ayaned ruhsr par
oulars oan bs had ~ ths oaies Of the COMPANY 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

HENRY II LEEDS, AUCrIoNEER.-BYH II. II. LEEDS
II &CO@0n Wednesday june 20 ~ u o'clock In front
Of store 10 Nassau street, splendid French coupee made
TO order In Paris few months since OF the lstsst STYLE BY
the best Makers asd with the finest maroon mcroc
Also OF double harness 70 match made by rrAinor
names metal mounted Also, two splendid e,ech lamps.
shifdng box wagon, weighs about 0 lbs,
but s and TO order by Of the be- makers
high believed to be sound and lind in all harnAss Sold
enfy o
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No Canal street. manufsotory of oorssts which We
oism Of doctors This insrmAtisn BY lady who
Madame Gerard to be abls to conceal the deruy
Of her wait.
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EXTRA PAX.

BOUNTY LAND OFFICE, &c WALL STREET, BAsK
ID mcn-Soldiers sailors and teamsters In any dne
or Their can obtain their land warrants g, u
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1GE CANAL STREET W. H. VAN NOTES HAVN
1OO large assortment Of the latest patterns 81 nantsi
CRATES ranges aAd stoves for sale reasonable
Jewellers brass founders furAsses built ana rspaIred
evAtss and ranges set and repaired. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

VNANTED-A PLEASANT SMALL ROOM FOR GEN.
w tleman and lady, board for the lady only, In small
family with few boarders Address. stating terms,
&C., q. n. w., Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

A UCTIoN NOTICE -CRoCKERY GLASS AND
"A ohinA-J. 8. II. BARTLETT, u,tioneer, will sell oa
wednesday June ~ AZ O'clock at PSI Pearl street. In
lots - suit purchasers blue printed painted.
glassware, porcelain Ac. Catalogues now ready Goods
phipplnx
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AUCTION NoTIcE-FoRpHAN L0TS-IN C0NsE.
guenoe Of the storm tho sale wiz take place
ane aot the hrst fair day folawins without further
notice. x NEWELL 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

SfLLINo oFFasILKs. BAREaEst oBEsADiNE Y. 5
and male for alterations attendant carrying ta
through to Howard street. On Monday the pn8es
ali s.rng and goods win no found extrAordinA1
low. LEBOUfILLIER BKOTHARS, 90 Canal street, fo1
doors from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE
"A gentlemen osn be- accommodated with bosrd 81 100
est Eleventh street, the house and contains all the
modern price reasonable Unexceptionable
reference required and given.
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ExCURsIO Gs

EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKs.-TR
~ steamer GOLDEN GATE Capt. Anderson, formeEl
sapts. Of the sesns. Laura Knapp win make trip
O'Clock, Spring street st ~ Peck alp
atSA and pier N R. ate O'Clock. ootilon band vi
be board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

II AND WARRANTS BOUGHT. SOLD, AND LOCATED
IL slso elaine for bounty lands promptly prosecuted
WILLIAM T. HAWS Exehange and pecie Once, No. 173
street. (under the Peoples Bank Letters or
ders from the country promptly answered.
NAVY BOUNTY LAND AND EXTRA PAY' 0FFIyz
~ -Bcnnty hnds and extra pay for o. Navy sailors
10 IN ALI wars since 1Tthsix widows and hsrsprompt
obtained and paid.
Bslansss doe widows Aud heirs Of deeeAssd o. sailors
oesstsd al kinds Of claims against the Unt
ted States recovered ~ undsrsned and the widows
heirs Of those who pershed With United States sp Alba
n.y." Vim b proattsd By ealing on
ASsas and dAss) Pufsse .. g. Navy. 81 Wan street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

uENRY D. HERTs, Jun, AUCTIoNEER.-ON
III Thursday, jane 81 At lck o'clock, as sAesroom No. 81
Pine srse.rss and pery sale Of prime aassas
pes pricing choice brands and to DO sold
Without cash. Particulars in catalogue the
morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

DELNoNT HALL NEW BRIGHTON, STATE
ID Island opposite the steamboat landing,
date much larger number Of guests hsn heretotors
ing been enlarged aud improved and II the
house the leland. Families and single gentlemen
vited to esll and examine the Boats leave foot
Whitehall street.
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pUCKwHEAT FOR SEED-wITHA LARGE AssoRT-
ID ment Of garden and field seeds farm psments best
quality guano. bone dust, 10, for sale by
r. u. ALLEN, le9 aad 1871 Water street.
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u adjoining fitted up for two three gentlemen
the floor atS9 street, very neAr Metro
politau hotel: baths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

A GENTLEMAN HAVING LEFT FOR EUROPE, IS
DESTROYS Of selling superior pair of bay horses 6 hands
high kind And fast; suitable for desiring good
styh pair horses They and tried 1psa A.
plication to Mr.. BEATTIE, 20 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

ITO THOSE WHO WISH TO ECONOMIsE, AN ELE.
CANT suite OF Of the fashion able
tions in the city for ~ dollars week. unfurnished
tally 4 required This affords Opportunity to have
splendid home for small amount Address o. r., UnisA
Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

poARD-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE
'front.' the Of hot and GOLD
bath room, &c with highly respectable family, who will
Apply at Fl West Twenty second street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-12
MECHANICAL.
CITY FURNITURE WARE ROOMS
Opposite the Norveu House,
Lynchburg, Virginia.

rZ'liE subs rber, in commencing the busnrs. of II
rev seur. beg leav' 10 return -.n@cfe thanks to his
0li friends and customers for the arrangement ant
rport be has received at ti.r Ltlt- if mhny years
and rr-pccifullN -ucirs continuance at The tl'ors in
h.furs cucing hn.e that pHns ,la Ice spared 10
give. -ati-trt 10 all Not having reduced t" min-
factoring department uf my business the at year III"
81 .:lio iind Ia lett hand the largest ami
rn-t splendid -,r, at nnd h,shiana5e turnitur'
ny VI n4ni.tl iutt EVER before rNh.itei Ia thls
IA ta,ius rveIy article OF Huus, ker lug, from
lnc itcn "a hn rnt ,r. ~ plaiHostau eheape-i
nth 6ae-t manufactured lie etfnr>' +, invites an IN
cc. at Il. slse rad beautiful assorttncut q Rose
wood nnl Myaasnny Fuui.ufe 10 niiwisii I" Iinr
cFase promising iaucrtf .nts yer lroe offered IL
his market a. work orie'e fop thls House wal
rauled To give satisfaction ~ 10 sal.
liair uHd Sa.cs Aattra--e, ade Ia order NJ the
-hoff,st notice and tae must reasnaa. lie terms.-
Mabosnny aud Wanut Cotha, and ar-fislh Metallc
BIIal Cusc- fIrniscj At all Tim day 'r night, aud
nj greatly reduced price,. A. YIN ,TUN.
\. Is. tive appointed 'ohu H. {. Winston my
l-rr for the srl:amrnr ard colleel,n Of nav bonl.,
and uccouati uu the 1T Jabuary, 1870. All
persons in iebtrd me respectfully requested to
,r:tle my onf.taadine drh. and accounts Mt i be
CLOSED up 10 that ttr without deay a W
ian 10 dts
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mERCHANDIoE,
cECoND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS

y The .ubscrber. are now opening iaf is-r'' >"
,heif SECOND 81 ffli 81 sea."a4be G"odz, 4tesil-
ly purchased :, thur senIur parther Ia Ne" In
.Iir uI lid t. then September plIctas. nahrs ih'''
stock ye3 ful and On oitn" MT HttfnctlHe rf.f'
-, I'm. all H., new - .tsIe- nj LADIES
DRESS GOODS /. Sil,r. >atns - ttrias. huu=ltH'
Nefiuo. 81. L.dlez' Fessa satin aaI Glgti Ghahs y
r.lmas irrnch Bobroldrt e IN goat yHret a4ang
which tstIa rch -er- ii Aail"se i.fee aud Nm"
Sleeves atd Colars. general assortment al Cloths,
Cn-sIrncrs 4 y,stine. Ia, gentlemen. uasy stoeh
al Servant, Gorl. sgch n folfrd Liases- Na'unel7,
PLAID Lindsay. bud Bluukrt,. Cnrret ksls. tnhb
CIoh. aud Uo1i- Alats. Together Witn all gepI' he
longing t,fir Dry tuods tcadr, nhuy nt which, ha9r
been purchased 1r much les than thy could tnye been
had early m tie scnson. All ol wbirh thy deter
niar1 10 s,l NV aHd ouly ak am examination = all
lIcy ask insafr satis CiIun.
uas l3.dt. JOHN !. DAA Is y CD.
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I Ew DRY GOODS
pm. - ~ PAY \ y

i no" receiving Nery superior stock ut FALL
AMI WINTER DRY GOODS. ror> istinseoi every artjcc
ut init",' aud Grnfanens yv,pr Aso. large assort
men of Blankets, liudsey~ md lenry Noulens all of
winch he oners oa the most faynublc terms. II for.
mr. prtrou- the public sencn, respectfully 90
Het' local al klLE'S CORNER MAINS
III Dis
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rUAsO, GIANO

EUANO, GUANO In consequence ii the IL
\E duo IN uHdc by the Peruvian Agent in the piicc
.o Gaan0, will clo7c stock tj3 per 2D0D
H., CASH. Thn-e IN "nut will plea7e rall soon
onr quantity - smnlI. ". I. ANDERSON co.
en-
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MORGAN
MERRY GEkssEsT1gAS.

VIII tmc tor h1ru lily erecting, rurtrv making aud
holiday glil- L. r.o-c at tuud- Would your g>e
o. an a ert Wud, parent, s~t"t hto'Her II lover.
Wemou1a Nute lar Sc.rst c"m viii hetr inrrcasius
,uiur tb" recipient uo as oft gozed upo7, recall
with Low and aratadc ON, Tia hl3ucs, Of hrn,t
which ur.u IL ii gift hai 1io oru md features ~
rhe dpusr' lf,n P"to MINIS K TANNER $. md
hasen hH'tl'ss l,auc., thhct ami Iloeru in casc
ling j., het.ol lopr own selection. from their ree
.arpr thu which more nu.cptahr Gift coul |
moi b. chosen.
Doe Wal, toro f, day. hut remember the tact rho
pictures atc tahen al rnF laoroonAruic pAdurRHEAN
Gall rHY 'qmily we'll in cIouiy clear weather and
an imperfect pct4re mt any PRICE {, never suffered Il,
iearc naf rooms, winch fact explains ar srerr' ii u
unparalleled popularity nui aucers, ell IA as yor
come tnu ihe cata al the cpuspirrnas ontIunce o.
Maio Il 81 door from, cornerof BIZ &c.
MINIS \ TANNER,
dec II q. Pmrurnl Dagnerreotypists
IL country nam I'd pfy,fti.,ug Ia, n. rupK.
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'I'OHACCO >CKEws, rLATNER>,

ENDBAGCO ~CKESS, EEAENEK$,
l. MILLS and INJURIES, FOX SALE.-On
consignment, to be sold s,oat bargain, tie entjre
Fixtures, Screws, th'nels Mill, Prr-srs, a., belong
ing la ~ extensive Tobacco Manufacturing establish.
meut IL whole Of " hrn hive been used bat "A sburt
time, aid e.ohrnse all the arc>t improve urpts. The
Owner having determined 10 gtaul Inducements
will b., offered purchasers, the fayoablc terms.
II immediate rpPaeation %" mRio In
maui + WI. II. NO$BY Aurt'r
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ON yO;K asOTssEs.- Ne

I'D IINEkY >TABLE.-Ihc aade .gned respect
fully inform, ne eiJzels If Lyachhufg hit hr i pre-
Jared receive Il 70, on 6Nr}, ON most accom-
to.tatirg tefns NJ ~ cd saad 4 Geo VI Bru t.
\ =. Ilaeh, Ruggies and fopSrs fer hl,e; aud
narh, lttu ,#ycry CuLrt duyto Camrhei Caut H"u-e
lar - aerlv JOSEPH CLEMlNS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-12

AND NEN-lOhk FACkhI N--ThT- UcM -sF-.
totne line j. composed OF the following vessels and
-ns from NeN-i ofk every three days. All owned in
the city OF Richmond, viz:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-12

CHAMPAGNE WINE Champagne
y Vine olthc most approved Brnd. n9orfti, in
PIN md quart bottles, tar salr by
dec l. ZEE x JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-12

~ NO ,NE 'ns rcccived--
y. lIup#r for March, Graham tor March, L lin.
burgh AID Westminster yirws Tor January, Dallor
MagutHr l7r March. l,o, mora NV Books Gold
Pens; vi b articles too numerous To rnenron.
n
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Something SupcriOr.

M cCORKLE II JONES' VII have. 10 lew day,.
vi 90 cs-,,, that celebrated u G." Stick drutct.
90 do do. hBss do,
may IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-12

ItST RECEIVED 10 ton. rtruypn Gunuo
- 300 sides Sole Leather Philadelphia Calf Skin
and Shor Ihrcnd-, 5000 It's Lrnh-viI' Cotton, No,
to ID. with Il general assortment Of ttrncclics.
feb St. JOHN ROLLINS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-09
Small Pox.


There has been great deal said abou, The
small pox in Slauntcn, and many persons have
been kept from visiting the place in conse.
quence OF these iumors. Tospeak canddly, we
do not believe there has been a single case of
! small pox. In one instance, negro woman,
who was said TO have it, refused TO go to bed j.,
stating, tina, it was simply the hves-which
she had frequently had before 1t was rulnored
all through the town that one OF The servants OF
the junior editor of he Vindca,cr had been Ia
ken with The small pox. The case was this
The girl WAS complaining. Braudy was given
her. and she broke oul with an eruption of the
skin, something like the hives OF measles and
although she never has relinqushed her work,
or is she sick, YET II is currently reported that
she has the small pox. Our family physician,
in whom we have The utmost confidence, inform
ed us, alter examination, ,hatit was nothing
like the small pox-were il that disease, qnile
a different stale Of things would exist Most of
the reported cases of small pox, have lasted but
a short time, and none of them. that we have
learned, have proved even serious Sickness
We do not believe there has been single case
OF smallpox. or any thing aearer to tp the
chicken pex, in Siaunton, during the1eas6n.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-09
May Coronation.

The excitement OF the late election CON-
PEELED US TO pass unnoticed, at the time,
the May Coronation, which came off at
the Wesleyan Female Institute on the
night of the 18th ult. The patrons and
friends Of the Institution had assembled IN
considerable numbers to witness the inter-
esting and attractive ceremony. Life, gai-
ETY., and happiness sat upon every coun-
tcnance, and all seemed to lend their most
pleasant smiles and winning graces to
give zest and pleasure to the occasion.
The throne was Spawned BY an arch of
beautiful and fragrant flowers and ever
green. The entire arrangement had been
executed in exquisite taste, and seemed de-.
signed to reflect the gladness and innocence
of the hearts which participated in the
exercises. At about s o'clock train of
maiden beauty and grace entered the room,
which was followed by the chosen queen
Of the occasion, Miss Martin, daughter
Of Rev. Mr.. Martin Of the Baltimore Con-
ference. The participants having taken
their stations the expectant queen was
addressed in clear, distinct and well
modulated voice. by Miss Sledd, OF Rich
mond. She was followed by Miss Allen.
Of Shenandoah. aud the third in order
was Miss VandiveT, Of Hampshire. Each
performed her appointed duties with much
satisfaction, and added to the charm Of the
occasion b, the grace of gesture and ell
eg auce Of dicti,n. The Queen, in a
sweet melleAuous tone Of voice responded
to the several gratulary salutations, and as
cended the throne, 10 indicate her formu-
lar right TO iule in the affections and
hearts of the b4ght beauties by which she
was surrounded.
The ceremony being over. the fair
Queen descended from her throne to re-
ceive the congratulations Of her attendants.
and to participate (nn'queen-llke) in the
amusements and gaitties of the hour. in
common with her subjects The entire
party retired to luxurian,y spread table
to feast upon the rich delicacles which
had been prepared for the occasion. The
most cheerful and happy feeling seemed
to pervade every heart, as though there
was generous rivalry who should add
most to the eplivenment and innocent hi
larity OF the evening. AT about II o'clock
the party dispersed. each heart feeling
lighter and liyslier from its communion
with the unaffected and guileless limo
cence Of the young ladies of the Wesleyan
Female Institute.
This Institution is under the charge o
Rev. John Wilson, assisted by Mr.. Drye
spring. and Misses 1albert and Kern. |
is in prosperous condition, and is doing
much TO spread useful knowledge.