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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-11

CLOvERsvILLE UNION SEMINARY

~ GLovERsyILLE, Fulton Co., New-York
Rev EDcAR PERKINS A. NJ. Principal assisted by eff
Gent corps Professors and Teacher In all the department
Of erhure science music, and ornamental culture usually
pursued in similar institutions Of Ne fysf class.
This Seminary it buildings its spparatus its funi
tue il all neat convenient, and Il saoladbe Every
window 5nds sash with pulley every
Is hsh spscous-no ce-snd besides furnished with
refat snd spread with handsome carpet In de.
srabe appointment for literary institution good judges pro-
nounce hst equal scarcely be found IN the State 10
has with unsurpassed accommodations Tor
abb at Forty Boarding Scholars exclusively Female.
TRIMS LEsS than those institutions whose nominal charge 10
small bat whose almost miess swell the bill TO
uusatsfctory amount Except music there extras TO
pupils boarding In this Seminary The Seminary viii open on
"Wednesday. Sept II.
For Crc1a with full particulars for admission with
early choice Of rooms, apply to the Principal or 10
J. g. WARD Sec'y. II CHURCHILL frest
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UAIRHAVEN SEMINARY, THOs. G. SLOAN

EAIRHAVEN SEMINARY, THOS. G. SLOAN.
Pnpcipa-This School pleasantly situated In Fai,hsvsn,
one NILE Of New Haven Conn. Number VI scholars I'm
tied 20 u.s. Young sdes Of boys under r. Next term
berns 18th Of August few vacancies 20 be filed Circulars
ct sHEPHARD'S Boob. store, No. 80 Fuitonsf.
FLUSHING INSTITUTE.-This SCHOOL for
Il BOYS one Of the Oldest in the country, susted At
FluskiDg l. hours d from New Yors By railroad
Z. A. FAIRCHILO, Principal.
ERENCH INSTITUTE for YOUNG GENTLE
a MEN.-H. PECGNEr having closed bic Boarding and
Dsv School which have been Professor for the last three
years beg inform my friends and the public that shall
REOPEN an INSTTTU TON Of q similar character on the
h of SEPTEMBER next the large bui diDs No ~ East
2NL betwsen 4th Lexngt0n-1v Circulars containing
full partcars references and letter from Nh H. Psugnet
10 be had by sadJessir above. ELlE CHAhLlEh
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Holm G.. WESTON & Co, No. IS WaIl-st,
y (ofes Of ~ sss =; p James Co kew.York STOCKS
end BofpS Of every dscrpco tonzht and sold strictly on
6rerce-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-11

The splendid doube-eneiue steamship NORTHERN Li0hI
$500 burden Capt. Tinklep.ugh viii per "a
North River, O'Clock 2. NJ precisely for PUMA AXE
MAS MONDAY August 30 connect ing With the sesrnsAf
CORTES 1900 burden the Nicaragua Transit ror
having weve miles Of land transportation BY tstcss GO
ages For Information passage a. the reduced ras Ds
on y 10 CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. bowlng-srcs
Letter bags made up the Office Stamped Letters aSen To-
cents each.
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MISUNDERSTANDING SOUTHERNER y

DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line OF - p
L YoRK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS Tbs ~
somposed Of The following new and spieneio Trre
q cT4YI 800 Guns burden. Capt psy', Ssr-tsads
WEBSTER. 900 tuns burden Capt = :, 4 81
nRIFHf - 2 600 tzns burden 3. Capt Gee p - -
Tbs shoyr y,sssL hsTt been recently bulk ~
srress a. asost substantial In The trade .s,ny =
The Are commanded BY Of experience ea VI
-ee,nuo5sfjcus are very SUPERIOR and eyvry
made 20 promote the comfort Of PASSENGER .a' '''
F'dippessp oFFoRD. TiLEsT0S Co. No Sr r n o.
Aren't. Ia Averpoci-9 0RiASHA" ~
f7nza
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DASSAGF h CAIJFORNA at GREAT Dis

COUST-A rstcass Passage Ia the Cabin of the stei sa
NORTHERN LIGHT (which has JUST made the llc1 UP
from sau Francisco known 10 sail On the Hth MS en
b. he'd FOR 80 las the gentleman owning y 100 ~ % 50 !"
r-es.rr \ on anrlcatiot. TO p r. BARNUM,
American Museum, New-1ork
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FVHE CLARKE SISTERS respectfully an
4 nounca that their BOARDING aud DAY SCHOOL for
YOUNG LADIES' No. "A 5h-ay., Will reopen THURSDAY
September -
After the Of September they viii be At home to receive
applications Prior hat tine they may be made BY letter.
addressed 70 them at their residence.
Circulars NAV Obtained Ut Croweus bookstore No bg9
RroadW ay or OF RayDors No 70 B0wery.
TNHE MISSES ROHR respectfully inform their
friends and the pubic that their DAY AND BOARD No
SCHOOL No l5l West 3hst, viii be- reopened m THURS
DAY sept Circulars be obtained at their residence,
No l5l West 3sh.st.
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NOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50

nor CALIFORN IA.-PASSAGH 500
Il GREAT REDUCTION Of FARES-New York aad Ca
fonia Steamship Line via Nicaragua Accessory Transit Oo.
psny Nicaragua prope,othrough IN advance Of me na
no miles ahortor chan any route avoiding the te'd
paDems fever and two miles OF dangerous boating IN nhnA
Bay Rates Of Fee through 70 San Francisco Including iAr
,1ossing; -
First Cabin.
Gecand Cabin ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-11

OVARTERLY STATEMENT-W the Afsirs
~ OF THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Ne A-YORK for ths Quarter ending olst July, lSl: 49, 81.
ket Assets on hand MAY 1855 per ast Repoff -zs05 -
RECEIPTS DURING THE QUARTER
For Premiums and Policies. 49,, . lS0'4A 70
Interest ....................flZzlo l ~
ess included IN last state ,,, 4. -. o.. a,
: ( IS
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Oaints, Oils. glass. &e.

A MEXICAN PLATE GLASS COMPANY
n FACTORY WILLIAMSBURG, L. Are pre-
pared orders for ROUGH PLATE GLASS, suitable
cor FLOORS, SKY-LlGHTS, VAULT and DECK LIGHTS
Prompt attention will be orders left a. their oe
W. = j. eR PLAT No. y MurrsYs.
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Real Gsiate for Sale.
NOR sALE-WALNUT COTTAGE, with three

aces of Ground beautifully situated the eastern slope
of Orange Mountain New jersey about mile from the
AunIv 10 HOMER MORGAN,
Pinest No Metropolitan Bank Building.
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EoP CHARLESTON and FLORIDA--sEM-

4 WEEKLY UNITED ST sTES MAIL LISE.-Ihs@. ~
ship SOUTHERNER, T. Ewsn, eomua der, VII lss'y II
No. T. North River, on WEDNESDAY, Aag d. 49,
PM precise y For freight apply board whers a. Isos
sdpg wi he signed and for passage al he chce % ~
FORD. TlLEsTCS Co., No. p Broadway Jnr9As"ss
o Florida follow: % Jacksonville I'll % fES
Tie MAR Of viii snsceed. and le,ye on sAIUhDAI,-l
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EOR sALE-Tbe three-stOry and basemenl

IL BRICK HOUSE and LOT No 1853 West 2lsts., in good
repair with modern improvements House 2SiO Lot ITO ei
deer; ntans fine variety Of fruit trees gsPevines ana
srnbbery favorable. Price $1,000 including Chande
iers and Gas fixtures. Apply AZ No. 3i7 3d-av.
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a. n r
". c. PICKERSGILL,
J. L. ASPINWALL.
ROBT. ". OLYPHAST
G. B. LAMAR.
RICHARD LATHERS,
JOHN ALLEN.
WN. a. GUI0N.
ADRIAN ISELlN,
THOS. RICHARDSON,
JOHN II. ELLIOTT,
JOHN ?. BROWN.
JAS. W. PHELPS.
GEORGE BARNES.
A. LACHAISE.
CHAs. II. DABsEY,
WM. LOESCHlGK,
P. P. RODOCASACHI,
GEORGE GRISvoLD. J
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believe Major Wbvnr. # Ire Aruv. j. in charge
Of the PARTY which Is 20 procure the animals.
II i, the intention of the latter officer Ia visit
Egvpt. Nnbia Arnhin. aud such other countries
If Erv,,i. ns produce the camel whore he will
examine the different varieties, study their hab-
its. and select such as in his opinion are best
adapted 10 the climate and food If the district
where it i proposed 10 indirabco them. The camel
is a. greatly improved 10y careful raising. and
hv the selection Of good varieties, n the horse -
hence il muy not be IN til" countries, originally
Indigenous 10 the hnmal-. that those best suited
10 our wants will he found.
The camel Of Egypt, used To- hot, dry and
little varying climate. would mol he adapted to
the changea5lc clmlto aud cutting Norihcrs Of
Texas. Yet it might answer we'll for the region
on the Pacific slope Of the Rocky Mountain range
bordering On Mexico. whore the arid deserts
Gu l. The Persian or Baeirain camel which i
used II the stcppc- Of Siberia aud the plateau. Of
Central A-ia viii doubles be found the best
adapted for our prairies anl the Rocky Noun
tnins The experiments i a most importal II one.
and if successful will revolntiopize tho present
mode of travelling across the prairies, but more
particularly the desert regions, where water and
grass are scarce II is not to be supposed that
the ase Of wagons Is TO be dispensed with, for we,
believe that whpre there nrr roads, good grass,
and plenty of water. there j. not convenient
or 80 economical n way for tr an-portng heavy
goods or nrmy supplies rs the large Pennsylya-
MIA wagons - Proyi9e nee J0Urnat.
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Ex-Gov. Tazewell in Court

The Mayors Court presented scene of un,
usual interest yesterday Ex-Governor Taze.
well was warranted by the City Inspector for an
alleged nuisance ON his premises 0fcourse the
report that Mr.. Tazewell would appear in court
created quite sensation in our usually quie
community: and at the appointed hour, an unusu
al number OF persons were in attendance. The
venerable man came lettering into court and the
examination 81 witnesses WAS at once commenced
He conducted his own case; with the marks O
81 years upon his brow, with hands tremulous
eyes partially dimmed. and voice husky, but with
mind apparently unimpaired, the last of his gen
Grafton OF the bar stood up to plead his own cas-
before Mayor Court.
His examination Of the witnesses was enrrie
on in a manner peculiar TO himself; the skill which
has earned him the title Of great luminarv of the
law, still his own. Trfng az the case wa
Involving only fine of S., we belieye) he CAV,
it an interest that men Of ordinary mind ooul,
not attach to cases of the highest moment.
His speech to the Mayor abounded in fact
and analogies that none but of his vast in
formation and wonderful memory could adduce,
and that but few lawyers, however well read would
think of introducing in reference to matter o.
so little consequence in itself. In fact. be still
displayed the great legal acumen and exfarodina
ry abilities which won him such celebrity at the
bar, IN our highest State Courts and the Supreme
Court of the United States, thirty odd years ago
Jno. 5. Lovett, Esq, argued the case for tho
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19
lbR THE AlRGlNlAS
a Card 10 the TeacheIs # Virginia

"A Ca1d 10 the Teachers Of Virginia
After consultation with some of the oldest
teachers of the State. in reference to their pro
posed Convention, now respectfully submit the
following paa Tor a,errlaning whether such
representation Of our profession could be obtain
ed As To render il cApedient for this Convention
to be held. The plan j. this:-thot all those
teachers who are willing 10 attend will notify me
as soon as possible, n to the time and place q,
their choice for the meeting of thi, Convention
| would state that. in conversation with some "a
the Professors OF thu University Vt Virginia, II
wa, intimatrd thHt # the Convention were held
at Charlottesville, during vacation, the hall 4.
the University would be rendered as the place
for holding its meetings. Those of the Pfofe-
sion with whom | conycrscd were heHrtilv en-
listed in the NOV ement, and promised that, When
ever and wherever you should decide to M,
they would he present aud partuke in your d. llb.
eratinns.
With such encouragement, aud viii a docp
sense of the Importance of assocat,t n..lo# ~
the cause of education again venture to prom.
that Il Convention of all the teachers in the State
be held either ut Cha rlottesville or Richmond OF
Botetourt Springs, on the 20th or 18th day o.
August. 1888 And1 earnestly request that all
who are interested in this important matter will
write immediately TO me, naming the time and
place preferred, so that with the sanction of the
majority, as expressed Is their correspondence
may make an early announcement of the meeting
through the leading journals of the State, using
their names to endorse the announcement
Pleas address, f. p w,
Newtown. King and Queen Co., Va.
IR'Will the papers generally publish this card! !
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SPECIAL NOTICES
III. q. Earreifs Arabian Linimeni
IkIUMHIIAN r NER DISEASE.


We daily h"ar af the Astounding being ef.
eced by TINT cal ani paplat e.iicne tie genuine
II q. FsRfELLs APspGtN IisINEsr.a ID We can truly
ss,. irun aBr own kuuwlejsr, Tat medicine
if>-,lvrre ha ,.rfHrnrd the sumo onderful cures
TT II hn- 10th aad hrAs' aud /. eqaafly good
ai both ~ ei makes il truly vHlIibt. II i. ter,r.
hsi.ct los - uae.iag ae greatest hn--ing uf the
and wnuii iip,y himself be Wiihnut
TN. sovereign lHlp wh, b7i jfHrss I'D tntgc
povrr d-ci-e and It wonderful trhcy IN rl ry
in rdt, hawrver severe. IN tpw milre.' fit-r. Ne
ears-t e,f" You c, 4fan tie ag.rt, a "a N fur
MI sou. f'uf rtafgr, stflll brood, ral.t a.nr lc-ie
other saIrhe inf rra,'on, !,rgs H.. f certificates
frufe u lie - prr'ufp pers ms ~
eff c:cd - tbi- celebrated nir licuc wh a J.,
enough vur the -HcptI,#sl at rrHl-c.n.
virtues. Va nafcr several .arttr. OF rb"ura.
Ism cured uit,r tie Tutrn hal -ufere 1hrg Tut
death prfsrtu twenty rr.. Also of prta's-is.
loss of Of the Il NIB whrrrthrt .h IN auired
having natiiiul nppuo,t.y but ieI kin ard bone.
presenting horriI spectacle 'a tttr ieHd- looked
upon u appalled, lie ply -iraas pronounced them
hey nd my IN effort roli ye. II /. tie fl
racou- rom. iy kn i,r bur = ,rra5s w1ani- brai
Sc. cIulhaiH-, nerlit iooacut IA 'rs Of isrrts and
reptr- ih.unf wek syss, minors in,
etc: a',i used WITH u1bopuird most
# the lluen- Of Il and catiie. such snreny
fa.cy, ~pfAn -, bruises wounds, stiff mock aud j,int.
l1ueneSs swel ings gs- chne4. eyes. partial
bin lar-< &c. fused ia tire be- ihnnr ct h.fna. pol
eyii. ring unj SPAWN, II vii inrgritb s'op heir
Father rrogus hvrr, laniiy should keep ;hs ynlna-
b. IT," i3rire on he1i, tc.iy for my 'ncrg 'ncy
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Russia

49,, ,t.,,.,1,;l.- n. NJ l,,,l, -, -,
no,',,5 n';,. y. pt..t, L..
w. ,, ~ o. ~ ''ou
'''tts" 'sI' a." I I' 'e','''" W." W. az
most NlnonTSs ny me E'nPrr9'' VINO lr'S'Hie'
n'h 10 me Empress is one Oh the most a'Nou' sei
wants oil the S'aie'
Letters from southern kussia stare that all Ill
the Crimea, have received counter orders To rel
devious at a amp near Odessa. Fears were fc
that that city would be soon attacked by the a
lies, aud that success would be infinitely easi,
than against Sebastnpol; defensive works weI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19
ARRIVALS at the WASHINGTON HOUSE
UPro 3 O'CLOCK SATURDAY.

Up TO : O'CLOCK SATURDAY.
WM W. LEFrWlCH- Proprietor.
II Hamerling, V x T II r; r W Duke, Floyd;
w A loot. b ) Blackford, city; J I Ford, Din
wddie; j b Gaddess.J Williams, jr.. city; = VI
Roades. Halifax; + l. Claiborne. NJ G Booth.
Franklin; } Griggs, Henry; d French, Giles
G II; Mrs l. \ Richardson, Roanoke. Miss { \
Hill, Col James Kyle, Roanoke; j b Wolf, AL
hcmare; Miss FM Bishop, Patrick; Z ID Golfer,
w d Williams, Bedford A Pussy Salem: j }
Jordan, Luuenburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19
FLoYp CT. Ia.. Va Ma, %

| VA. t,ken sic early in the 1881 confined to
my bel ~ six mo-ths my Whole 1e,y us system ca
eiy p,o>trard. had ulnsos wholly lost thr use Of
my limbs. Daring that time VISITED by several
physicians OF high -landiug but WI. ali their efforts
grew It'll became emariaed any one Ilv-
ing could he. My hysiraus then advised M to visit
the Alegthny Springs. | di so-was carried there On
my bed hing uuhte t. .tand or sit up-u>ed the
nbout ten dayrom uenoed improving at orce and wts
firmly restored health. nave RESTITUTION IN say
Ing hnt 1--WE my restoration 10 health entirely TO tie
used TIN, ter and believe had it MOI been for tins
po ,rrhI agent, woul have been in the grave.
HIRAM fltfF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19

Az UPTOWN CONGRATULATIONS sgned by
the Mayor, Aldermen and Councimen, and sew
eral thousands of the inhabitants of the upper
part of New York, for uptown postonicr. have
been received at the Postotfee Department, so
liciting the establishment of such an office on the
centre of the island, above Madison square, I'M
der distinctive name.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19

UNIVERSITY or y C.-'rhe animal oxamna-
ton Of the University of North Carolina took
place at Chapel Hill. during the past week. The
annual sermon delivered by the Rev. b. NJ
Palmer, j. d, of Columbia, :, C.; tho address
before the two Literary Societies by Geo. Davis,
Esq, of Wilmington, y. c the address before
the Historical Society by Bishop Atkinson, and
the valedictory by L. Wnslo Gillian. Of Fayette.
Vile \. C.
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NlovTGoMERY Co Va.

We 81 eerfully recommend the water al the AtegAuy
Sur gs believing We d.. that there Is no winter
whir ht, beeu discovered That cinim I Ugh me-
i Ibis We hnv" hal frequent opportunities nf
s~ing the erAi effected by it in Nervous
an - aneou, diseases hnd long standing and h,rnel
eas's al Dv-pep.in We lnve no hcs.tntun IN rec"n-
meudl it persons afflicted with any of TIM Gboyo
diseases. r~no 1--we been suffering FUN any dera""-
ncnt Of the tln,rch or liver We believe its ~ ID nj
qualities ur-urIH,ssd by az, known ~a'cr.
JAMES VI. & KENT N. d.
SAAIL \. McJONkEl, NJ. D
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ADVERTISING FOR WIFE.-The Petersburg
lntelligencer contains bona6de advertisements.
or what purports to he SO, of gentleman for
wife. She must be modest and Methodist
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LYNcHRuRG, May 10, 1855.

LYNcHBuRG May 10, 1855
Having had ample opportunity ct ascertalning the
curative powers Of the A.egan, Springs. take pleas
in Recommending The : invalnabl" agent
n Chronic diseases of the stomach and bowels
JNO. II. PATTERSON, NJ. D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19

DISTINGUISHED PAssESGERs. Pierre
Soule and G. p. X. James, Esq passed through
Richmond Thursday evening en- route for Wash
ington.
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city. The court was occupied from II o'clock
until when his HONOR dismissed 'he warrant -
Norfolk BenrgH
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
Oh NE1iisOEs.-

GALE Oh NEGROEs.-B, virtue IF a dc.I
- # 'rI-t executed b, Niliinm II. Watson fur rho
tcaetii If ! Ia \. Singleton, which H. been div -
c1l1sa in the tirrhs 1h,e Il TIE Hrztmr. Cor, -
Al city shall Satur.lay. the q inst nj II -,
clock A. NJ IN i,onf f he Market lilo Sc in hi, ,,,
pro eel ell public an lion Tor ,:a.h. two ,o,
Nrao Men. rouyryed IN rus ~ aid ed
TEOS. J. KlRkPATRTCE
ifne II It'll Tpt.t.e
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100000 A :5"iEf ~, nSx rAND

I.und Warrant. under the new law now being X
-uel, am axjous to buy large qlaotty, for which
vii ply the highest market prics ~ CASH. WIN a.
It'd rrqnnrly tie Couts + ApPnma'tox Camp''i.
Amhcr>t aud Be- ,rl. md occa -ionsl'y ChaIlntf r.
il always p,v the best Price, for Warrants. Any "h'
may have ile i'll please nnplY to me he,rc selling
pr rscrut :. a. u-uqI. Al claims Bounty Lan"'
Revolutionary Cains orany ,as aeoia-t t! Govern
ueut oj the Unite States
june -. CHAS " STATIIAM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19

The cxact majority of MAJOR A. Parks, the A.
mcrean cand date, for the Senate in the Ka-
nnwha district, over his opponent, j. H. Brown,
Esq, is 392.
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MARRIED,

At Rosedale, ID. c.. on the 9th instant, by the
Rev b. Mcguire, President Of G Georgetown Col
lege. ANGEL DE lTuRBIDE, Secretary to the Mex
lean Legation, and ALICE, daughter of the late
John Green esq.
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LYNCHBURG IIRGiNIAN.
TUESDAY MORNING JUNE 10. 1855.

CHEERING FOR VIRGINlA.-Nirginia State Sc
curites sold in Now York on Wednesday at par.
1t has now been nearly II months since they re-
coded below that point. and in their downward
movement they reached as low n figure as -.
We are glad, says the Petersburg lntelligeneer'
to receive the intelligence of their restoration to
rar, and hope that they will either be steady at
thai point or that they will further improve. The
July dividend of per cent, however will not be
due in fortnight. and this circumstance has, no
doubt served to push them up for the present.
1t remains 10 be seen whether they will after
wards maintain recovered ground. We see no
reason why they -houl4 not. The resources of
the State are immense. and her faith untarnshed
Her wealth is rapidly increasing every year, and
her prospect, becoming brighter and brighter ~
in all respects. ! he money market has been pfet-
tv much relieved of ,he string ncr from which
it differed far So many months Trade and az
riealtnre. in all their branches, are prospecting.
Why. tnen in tbj> condition Of things. should not
Virginia State bonds be worth. a. Investments
for capital, a. much a they ever were
AMERICAN FIREMtN ABOUT TO N1slT"fuRorE.
We learn IRON the New York Post HAT se,e-
raj member, If the New York Fire Department
arc getting up an excursion to the old World
this summer. They 10 be accompanied II,
y dsworth'~ famous eernct band, aud viii TX.
rassage in one Il Collins steamers for Liverpool
1t i, thar intention to proceedto London, NJ
chester and all tie principal places III England
cross over 10 France. wit The Grand / po on
of 1888. pay their compliments 10 his Ma y
Louis Napoleon Ill. by whom they will be re-
viewed. and return Via Nauderbilt- line of steam
crs from Hayre The frcnen will take first
elias. engine with them. Concerts will be gwen
by the band during their s,journ towards de
fraying expenses.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19

Coon OLD AeE FoR \ NEwsPAPTR.-Th The New
port Rhode Island Mercury closed it. ninety
seventh year Of publication on the 18th inst. 1t
j. W. believe, the oldest newspaper in the United
states. if not in the world.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19

PAIENr-A patent has been issued to Geo, L.
Dulany, of Mount Jackson Va, for Improvement
in mill bushes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19

1 nssolfme0t ii lhe,e ,pt0dIIIy h,tiog garments,
with French cuffs. Also superior article Of Lnen
Shut- taucy Linen an Cotton d.. Just received hy
innn6 : RURRDrGHS. Sinner co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19
BELTS.

ENLAsEsC BELys-lus, r,c.tyod nno.hcr
IL tot ut taa.e very de,i aHls =. + ~ RELT>-
and Bfe-, Trimming OF every chirrr,er. Bo.u.t-. E.h
h'n> Dress cans, cad Dresses, ,'.s- Gimp. r,y
cheap. for cu,h. \. :. tNGLF3OSE.
luup l}-f-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19

FOURTH % JtLY.-.ath b4al.hes Of the Con-.
mon Council Of y. !. have adopted resolution
aptrorrialing sl.uoefer celebrating the Fourth
of July. Tho resolution provides that no portion
ofthis sum shall he appropriated to furnish any
thing to eat or drink
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-19

SIADES SEI&nEs.-FAYNE < CHRIS
~ TIAN haye 10 day opened n large assortment of
Transparent Wia1or Shaac. to g hch they would cail
attention une l5-ia