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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-20
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
IL w. iICkRELL. N. II. TANNOR
P1CKRELL d TAANOR,
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
MERCHANTS,
PpferShxxrxx Vn


NAE respectfully ca tho attenren &C tie citizens of
w Lynchbnrg. and the ouhding country, to our
nSichaiYe assortment OF Lumber which consist. of
many kinds suitable Builders, Tobaccnnists Cnbtnet
Makers, &c.
-, For Builders &c lave al gndes Of Albany White
iin"' Cherry, Mahogany. hlsck Walnut, sc.
- For I4baceonist- we keep lnrc sioc Of Willie
iine Cuttings suitable for Crsins--Buton Wood and
hile Oak lor ,xns.
f"I Cebnet Alnlrs, We have Poplar, Cherry, Maple.
NJ NJ, with general assortment Of every Thing nsu-
my kept ~ l.nmbrr lard, such Cypress Shnglea
Laihs Spruce Pine Pa ing, Sc &C.
hNiflkAOIfE COAl.-Our Ynd /, nlvnys sun.
Piled with the bnst Red and White Ash Coal which we
rau throw IN the Box Ours from our Yard or pot in
Ia" 'tjcpds md forward. To d,alers wishing a larye
1nlit y. We nre prepared - offer srrat inlucment.-
lowing turn ont from the Soutlside Road running To
anr wharf,. where We cnn load from the vessel
We vii se "a law mud forward with much dispaich
is any firm III the State.
We viii also attend to The forwa rd ne ri INV rer-
ehahdise entrusted to cn,e To Tobaec ,is,. snr-
ping We offer great facility. The tad tuke II
10 our whari, whore be put Directly ON the
.cs either for BnItimore Philadelphia New York.
W" hro have Crnne capable of rnisiHg ten or fifteen
tons "irh cnn take Rny heavy article from the vessel
10 the ears We" be penscd receive orders or at.
l'nd 10 any thing in our line may % d4n
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S25297 90

We the undersigned, called on by Mr. Thos
Rosser, in Bedford county, to value the above
toned property We certify that the above list is
correct. Given under hands and seals this 18th
day of May, 1855.
Teste A. HEWITT, SEAL
JNO. NJ. GALLOWAY ". H. BROWN, SEAL.
JNO. ". ROSSER I. C. ECHOLS, [sEAI.
june l9-dicts
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Contemplated TiSit the President to Tiga
WAsHINGToN, June l3.--It is said that the
President intended leaving the capital this morn
ing on "A vi sit of several days to personal friend
in Virginia, but he has been prevented by the
illness Of his wife
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The Company will Exhibit

At SALEM. SATURDAY., june 23j;
Cousins SPpISG., Noadny June 25d
" FINCAsrLf. Tucadu', lGue 2Gti;
" HrcHANA>, "Wednesday june 27tI
Wlpna WILLIAMS. Thnr-'ley, june @9fh
- LIBtR1Y Friiay, June 29h
" Nfw LoXDoX, saturday, jane 3nih.
june lG.dSeftiuly - ! HUNT, Agent
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Notice to Travellers,

4SEeEssa Our Stages will iu future leave Lynch
eE-=ssss4saEA burg Z Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
10Y m 't"ings; Charloesv Ii" same night Civ
"s a',en5ers full nights r,st going North
~ d.tawts j. T. HAMMER & CO
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THE ND

Is directed by the celebrated JOS. NOSHER " ich is
Sufficient enatautcc ittnerit
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RniIrnnd 1ccident.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE locomotive and
tender of a train on the Camden and Atlantic
Railroad, ran over an emhHnkment last night,
scalding the engineer in a terrible manner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-20

k,sQEE SALE - l0O,0e0 Bonds ot tn Virginia
IL and Tennessee Ralroad Company, bearing per
cot Interest principal and interest payabe in New
York, and secured By scco murtg ge uioa the on.
tire R1od and all th, assets f the q mpary
The-e securities regarded as Of the first class,
fnd wi, be 4sl price II command the attention of
every capitalist. uinfornmtion of the present condi
ton uuj uturc prospects 1T the Ruud will be furnished
10y ~ upon application.
June ll-n6cIs PETERS. SPENCE & 90.
M ASFED-A young man assistant in Drug
w HDae. One HorOuRtly acquainted with the bn-
sns's. and OF ~ BUSHES. habits 1d 7erria
"efi situation by Implying at i "thre. may3l dt7
- siA0ES. Es.-.rAYNE Y CHRIS
= III ~ lHvn to day opened luse assortment of
lfaasfn,cet Hindos Shades, 10 which they would call
aiteu'lon iuup l5-,a
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LA HERCEEl

by Mr.srs. ROCKFORD and | EN1Z.
Ihi, cAtra nj nary petlu mancc has created IN vasa
wonder aud Animation, sh,pias be1,r FIJI # Bat
olci4g nm ncgeut fcr0j0tic Posn,tiop hy Monsieur
RsSTz, pole thirty feet high, bill hy Mr. W
RacHFoRp.
NJ. Y. nOGHFORD. Madame ROBINSON,
Mlst. JAS. ROBINSON Master IOllN.
Dql mn utdtorll LIT Of Popular 4 t,.s ne WIKI
tae Comnuny, and will appear IN the various exercises
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'INIlE undersigned r,fnrns habanbs 10 bi.r.cnls in
Virginia for thcr liheiul patronage iotHn late hrm
Of Nance Gn4-rlI, aui hegs lrnve 10 recommend fnn
new house t., 1her favorable consideration, assuring
thrd fiht Ihry may lave every confidence in Them,
uuo s.l3v THOMAS j. NANCE
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NORTH CAROLINA 4

~ HERRiNGS.-l00 bbls and so half bb!s. Hall
fax Herngs for sale low 10 close. Also, in so
bbs. and 100 hall bbls. North Carolina No. Cut Her.
rings for sale by A. S LEE,
june Ats Richmond
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Is t. ST ROrHER e. WHITEHEAD.
lO0.OOO A slHn.nHhs. , aSAhEhN,

Land Warrant, under the n'~ law, now being is
sued, am at Ninus to buy large quantIty, for which
wil pay tn. highest market piice ~ CASH. will at
tend regularly Tie COuts IT App1mattox. Campbell
Amherst and Bedford, and occasionally CharIntte and
viii always pay the best pfics. for Warrants An, who
mny ayethem viii PLEASE apply 10 me before selling.
frpsrcut =, usual. al claim, Bounty Lund
Revolutionary Claims, any ,Hims ngnia,t II Govern
mcnt of the Unite States
juno Ut, CHAs " STATHAM.
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Llnfurr, 9th Apdl, 1854

DIAN SlR:-l hlye been uslng the Hntcr from your
Alum Spring md am happy Ia inform You that am
muen pleased with it, Ell 'cts The prmury effects of
the water precisely the tlosr produced by
rhe wncro Of the RochbridRe Alum. -hnll experiment
fully aud give ynu the result Of my experience.
an, very rcsl eciul,
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n. A. sTlrlsDryANT.
ALUM SPRINGS WILL

ID BE OPENED FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS ON THE GOTH JUNE They are situated
,lcven nils West of ~ neLbnrg, aud four miles from
the Forest Depot. whec conya, will always be- in
readiness convey visitors and from he Springs
Ice proprietor pledges himself 10 use hi" beat oxer.
tinns to pIeuse thosn hp mn, call On him.
A. to The Medicinal ynlir Of the water the public Ia
rlese, ted With the follow ing eridca.s selected from
mnfy oi the import which the proprietor has
cpiNrd.
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Il THyTOf Just aTrIveu.
june Is Is r. STABLER g. co.
TNH R A = III N G MACHINES AND
l. WHEAT FANS.-H. s. Whittemore II Bro, are
manufacturing their works the Basin very SUPERB
or fHRASHlNG MACHINES and FANS Of improv.
ed patterns and ready I'll orders at short notice
and reasonable terms.
Farmers wanting superior Machines can depend on
getting such by personal application by addressing Us
through the Post Office.
Also, all kinds of repairing done at short notice and
on reasonable terms.
We are agents for the sal. of OBED HUSSEYS
CELEBRATED PArEsT REAPER AND MOWER, at tho
manufacturers price.
Those wishing obtain any Of the above articles will
do well to send in their orders early possible.
The reaper can be examined at our Works.
mays dActs
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Something Superior.

NcCORKLE d. JONES will. have in few days,
LVl 20 cases that celebrated "F. G." Stick LicoIce
90 do do. Mass do,
To which they vie the attention of manufacturers
may 80
THEWING MISUNDERSTANDING very superior
" Ter sale BY SrROrHER & WHITEHEAD.
june 1878
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er2
NEW CONCERN.
sTRorHER & WHITEHEAD.


th additions whic they viii receive ii few days,
their stock of Dmgs, Chemirnl-, paurs Oils, Dyns.
Window Gusr rnty. l'atrnt Medicines. Fancy Att.
rlce, Sr.. &C., will lac US hrgr nnl complete my
be faad ia tie Market md il filtered caah punctu-
al deales m The owe-t possible terms Tiny hope by
The srirlest persoou attention To business, merit and
receive sbarfef the public patronage. Especial
tourinu given to prescriptions nnl odcrs from h,nics.
Nonpprertice Is employed in this ho'se and compc
tent person viii ALWAYS be present supply these
dcrs liz accuracy and l.utness--at any any hour al
the day might rhysisans and other order, from the
country fespo ctfuy spIeiied-which viii be file ut
low pIro-a ID lbe nttenton pN en- the selection
eood, and packing aud forwarding a, orders in
person. VI. A. 81 ROfHER
VIII EHEAD, late
June /, 1873. of J. H. Spay 4 Co
Special Notice.-The undefsiguei have formed a
lion with Mr.. W. =. GREt and viii continue
the FlANNO aud MUSIC business in the rooms over
their Drug Stuie. The old stand Of -. r. LYMAN
Mr.. 6RlIS vii give lis pnrcula atetion 10 this de.
parrmrnt and from hs long experience in the
turr and sale OF Pianos, trust will give entire salts.
TACT 10 all.
Music ard Musical Instruments Of every kind fur.
nished 10 order ut shut, tiatice.
iuur l6 SlROTHER e. WHITEHEAD
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~ Oat Soda Fountain is now in operation. Those who
ire fond of glass of sparkling SODA WATER as
cold ice with Pine Apple Strawberry, Raspberry
any other kind of syrup will call at
J. II. THOMPSON e. cos
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NEW CONCERN.

LNKENCH YOKE SnIleTS.-A splendid
Il assortment of these splendidy fitting garments,
with French cuffs. Also a superior article of Linen
Shirts Fancy Linen an Cotton d. just received by
June CTS BURROUGHS, SHAFER co.
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Mr.. EcHoLs. juno lS.dse2awts
Richmond Wing copy weekly 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15
N. j. BURNS, Crawford street, Ports
mouth, Va, is the Stars agent for that
place and Norfolk City.
seikEr OF TEE MoSxIaa PRESS

SSlkiT cF TEE A3SNIHG PRESS
The Union discusses the labors of the
southern delegates to the Philadelphia Know
Nothing convention, to show that if they really
knew anything they must have known that
is would be impossible to nafionalize the
northern Know Nothing delegates, as the lat
ter represented not only the real strength of
Know Nothipgism, Tin available votes) which
strength arises wholly from the fact that
Know Nothingism whore it can carry congress.
siOnsi or State elections is simply phasa of
abolitionism working in the dark.
The lHtskhgeneer argues wi.a the New Or
leans Pteay~Ts to disProye the correctness of
portion of the iatter's translation of the
famous speech of M. Lusuriaga, the Spanish
Minister of Foreign Affairs, wherein that Jour.
nal makes NJ L. disavow for his Government
the claim Of right to act towards the Ameri.
can vessels as was done towards the FL Dorado
under similar circumstances The Int,lI;
geneer insists that he merely said that Spain
would abstain from SO doing 10 future similar
cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15

An INCIDENT OF THE EUROPEAN WAR.-Ths
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser Of the 18th
inst, gives the following extract from private
letter from an officer in the Crimea to citisen
of Buffalo:
A curious thing occurred yesterday. A
sapper was brought from the trench with his
jaw broken, and he doctor told me there was
a piece OF it sticking out An inch and hslf
from his face The man said 1t Was done by \
round shot, which tho doctor disbelieved, 6ut
the poor fellow insisted, and said: eyes, and
II took on the head Of the man next me .
This was conclusive, and the surgeon proceeded
70 remove the bCne; it came out quite sasv.
wnen the doctor said to the man, whose face
appeared to preserve its form pretty we'll:
Gan you move your jaw?" "0h YES, SIR"
was the reply. The doctor then put his finger
into the mans mouth, and found the teeth
we're there, and at length assured the soldier
that 1t was no Jaw of bis that was broken. but
that OF his headless comrade, which had -
tuAlly been driven into his fsce, INJECTING 4
severe but not dangerous Wound. Upon this
the mans village, which had been rather
heightened, rounded up most beautifully.
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y Is RAUNsIn

80. The venerable Elisha Whittlessy, First
Comptroller of the Treasury, returned to his
POST this morning. from his recent visit to his
home In Ohio Were he was called to attend
his so UNIVERSALLY reverei wife in her last
sickness. He meets the sincere sympathy of
the large circle of friends in this city, who
kne" we'll the many virtues and christian at
tributes of the partner of his life, whom it as
pleased Providence to take from rhem.
go. Col. p. g. Washington, Assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury, is confined to his room
ny sickness, We regret to learn.
80. James White, ships cook of the Gag.
ship jamestown, died at Key West on the first
sf June, instant, Of pistol shot wound
80. Com. Ingrshsm, of the u ) Navy. has
arrived In Washington, and is stopping at
Wllards II tel
80. Dr. Il. b jackson, of Philadelphia, re-
ceivei from the citissns Of Columbia, Pa. a
very handsome gold mounted Gaze as a testi-
noniai OF their apprecia ion Of his invaluable
professional services in that place during the
prevalence Of the cholera.
80. demonstration was ma 10 the other
day against the American Hotel, In Kapsas
city, and the landlords wife appeared and of.
Tered 10 Eight The whole crowd go
....J. A. Brown has been appointed Swamp
Land Commissioner of Arkansas
80. Ex Gov. Wood, of Texas, is a candidate
for the Governorship of that State
80. Hon. John K Elges ia nominated as
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Louisi.
ana.
.... Edward Snowdsn has been reelected
Treasurer OF the Corpo: alton Of Alexandria,
.... General Quiimsn delivered a lecture a
few days sgo, at Jackson, Miss before largo
sadience, in favor of the private conquest of
Cuba. -
80. A preacher took passage on one of the
Lake Erie steamers on Sunday lately, and
oeiore ns had been long on board, he applied
to the captain for leave 20 hold a r.iiq;on,
meeting The captain replied, MOTOR any
minister who would travel on Sunday is not
Mt to preach on board my boat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15

Correspondence Of the New York Daily Time.
HAVANA, June 4.
The United States var steamer Princeton,
Vommsnser Eagle, will leave this morning FOR
New York
D. ID Felix Esq was shipped on board OF
a vessel bound for Spain two dav, since 70
60 thence to Ceu.a to serve hi. sentence. mr.,
less met by the Queens clemency AZ Masn5
1t has been confidently asserted that be wouId
be released here, so that very much doubt
sith the want Of action on the part of tn.
United States, If he finds any relief In Spanish
mercy.
The rumors for some tine past in our mids,
begin to assume tangible and pslpable con-
al ions; and there is now no doubt but that
the intention is seriously entertained {, pro
cure the abolition OF Slavery 10 Cuba and
put the Island under the protection Of Great
Britain, in order to avoid more serious evil
which is being in course Of cultivation, der
the policy of Gen. Jose dc Ia Conchs-sure 10
inure out with civil sacrifice Of the white
population "e
The United States will not be consulted In
The matter by those who represent Creole in
terests in the affair, because they have no con
fdence In the present administration, or its
adherence to any given line that it may as
sumo. The influence Of the Abolitionists of
England will settle the Cuba question, and
Mr.. Pierce may Is we'll Withdraw bis farcicsl
Gulf drama before people begin to suspect
that they have no business here
Health good; . few cases of sickness Oh
board Prinoston-pothing serious; business Of
last week active; exchange, New York q to 3
discount; London, per cent. prem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15

LIMB BROKEN FIVE TINss.-Some three
months since man named Martin Quinn.
while on visit to Brooklyn, N Y fell and
br' ke his right thigh. He was taken to the
hospital whs-e his thigh was set. but it did
not seem to unite as it should. and, according
to his own story, II was broken by the surgeon.
three times in the hospital before 1t would
properly unto. Finally, he retu ned home
and yesterday was hobbling on two canes
through passage way, near his house, at
South Boston, whom the wind slammed a gate
against him; throwing him down, and again
breaking his thigh. He was attended by Dr..
Jasper York. who for the ff b time Sc. TIL
limb.-Boston Traveter, Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15

ANOTHER BAND OF ADvRSrURERs The
Courier speaks Of the organisation Of anothc CT
band of adventures. Their par ticular Geld
OF operation is not known, but according tc
the Courier, their design is said to be to take
possession of some one of the Mexican States
to confscate the lands and personal estate,
and so to reimburse themselves for their ser
vices In the cause offreedom. Theexpedition
is under the command of a distin zuish cd
Sou horn gentleman who ha. heretofore held
several positions Of trust The expeditionists
are said to have the sympathy, and expect the
support Of strong party in Mexico. The ex.
petition bss 30 far been organized with the
most absolute secresy, as none of their move.
ments have heresof IRE transpired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15

LAUNCH OF A SHIP-oP- WAR.-The United
States steam frigate Merrimac, one of the six
war vessels ordered to be built by our govern
ment, was launched at the Chsrlestown MASS }
Navy Yard this forenoon. The keel of the
ship was laid in July of last year She is
built in the strongest manner, chiefly of live.
oak timber and plank, and there has been used
in her hull 226 TAO pounds of iron, and $780,
778 pounds Of bolt copper Her dimensions
are $1,000 tons, carpenters measurement She
is to be propelled on the screw principle, with
GrifRth's English patent propeller, having two
blades Of IL feet diameter Her engine, it is
supposed, will be Of 800 horse power Not
outstanding her means of steam propulsion,
she will have ample provision for sails. Her
mainmast will measure above the spar-deck
SO feet Q inches; length OF mast head 10 feet
8 inches, top mast So feet, mast head 10 feet
10 inches, sin-topgallant.mast "a feet, royal
mast Is feet The fore-nast, mizen mast,
DO, will DO in proportion. A suit Of her sails
will contain 1880 yards of canvass, covering
an area Of Sc, 372 square feet.-N. Y. Eco.
Pest, Of Thursday.
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II Letters from Sisters Of Mercy, of whom
there are 63 in sebastopol, portray In lively 90.
Tor the scenes OF carnage they have to witness,
and give q remarkable account of their cels.
bra'ing divine worship In the Malakof tower
while It was under the fire Of the enemy in the
reosnt bombsrdmsnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15

I'VE notice that some of the English pa.
pers have taken occasion, on Mr. Fi!Imors's ar.
rival 10 Englasd, to denounce him because be
signed The fugitive slave bill, and otherwise
manifested bis determination to enforce the
provisions of tho constitution, while he was
President OF the United States Their strong
anti-slsvery feeling blinds them to the courte
sy due to a stranger IN Y. Com Advocate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15

II Tie Milwaukee Wisconsin, of June 9th
says mat there are stored In the warehouse e.
OF that city $4,000 bushe of wheat. The
shipments during the past week had exceed ed
me receipts only about Is, 900, which account
TOR this large storage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15

SALE CT A SNUFF Box.-A gold snuff box,
ornamented with briliiants, which was sent al
present by the Emperor of France to gen
tleman in New York city. and which wss lev.
led on for debt, was on Wednesday sold al
auction by The Sheriff, in the City Hall Al
ter numerous bids. it was purchased by John
T. Bell b Co., for $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15

u About 400 men and FIVE officsrs, includ.
ing Captain Marcy, of the 5 Infantry in COM
pand, will sail from New York the latter par,
OF Thu week, for Corpus Christi. The soldiers
are &c uits to be distributed at the various
military stations in Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15

"THs FIFTH Book OF SAMUEL, the Scribe,
unto the Mercurians," published In the Star
on Wednesday afternoon, should have been
credited to the Philadelphia instead of the
New York Sunday Mercury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15
MOSAIOS! M0SAICS!i
n. SEMKEM.

Jewsllsr, No $40 Pa. avenue,
HAS received this day, direct, the largest assoh
Ii ment of magnificent Roman and Pioreniisss
NJ ,SAIC JEWELRY, which has ever been onefeo
In this city.
The patterns ars Of the very latest styles
The lot, being rather large for the advanced -
son, will be sold at extremely low prices.
Magnificent sets Of Pins and Ear Rings, from
up 10 $50. Admirers of this style Of geweiry Gs
vited 20 examine this assortment Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15
THE POTOMAC RIVER STEA AilOAT
COMPANf'S STEAMER ALICE q. PRl'
CAPT SAMUEL BAKER,

CAPT SAMUEL BAKER,
.sTA WILL LEAVE WASHINGTON
At s O'CLOCK A. M. AND AL
Ia nNDnIn AT O'CLOCK A. M.
ON TUESDAY MORNINGS for-Matiox, Cur
noman, l.. Machodoc, Piney Point, Kinsale, Lone
ON FRIDAY MORNINGS fOr-Chapei Point
Wicomico, Leonardtown, Piney Point, st. mary's,
Gone.
ON WEDNESDAY returning) leave Cone at 4
O'Clock m, for st Mary's, riney foaht' Leon
ON SATURDAY (retu ningJ leaving Cone al 4
o CLOCK q. m for kinsale, Pinsy Point, l. Maeho-
doc, Curriomsn, Maftox
Calling at the usual landings On the river when
signals are made.
BY order Of the Board:
Alexandria, Va, June ], 1855.
js le0 ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15

~ The Newport n l. Mercury closed its
sahe.y seventh year OF publication on the
LIN lnst- II is, We believe the Oldest news
papsr in the United States, if not in the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15
AGENTS FOR THE STAR

The following persons are authorized
TO contract for the publication of adver-
tisements in the Star: ..-...
Philadelphia--V. B. PAIxnR, N. W.
corner Of Third and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. M. PErTINeILL & Co.,,
Nassau street
Boston ". B. PALxxR, Scollay's
Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15

n The Atlantic brings intelli gencs Of the
srrlyal at Hsvre OF the new steamer Ariel, OF
tbe Vanderbilt Eui opean Line, on tho 3lst of
May, having made the passage out in twelve
days.
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EXCELLENT ADVICE An X arm mana,
gives he following wholesome counsel to the
New hampshire Legislature: Let common
sense mark all your deliberations and doings
Don Z visit the nunneries, and beware Of Mrs
Patier-o %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15

~ The Perth Courier mentions that a gar.
eener at keir House has patented an inve ntion
Tor faoficsting paper and rope from the com
mon garden hollyhock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-15

n When q man dies people generally in.
"a re what properly has he left behind him 2
The angels will ask, what good deeds has he
sent befo him?