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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY jolly a. 1853

CtIveitcr oft ,insr ctsrsctet to inset 81 Utica dgr
ifg tie oouiI Fall Ardres JAckson D,vis is prom
irtLt in gtttirg Up the prosent denomination. and
soiis vii Re rs1e to stcure lassr sttsc is-cs
Il an xss preteIt 81 Railau5.
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EsrGRArIos rRos GERsAsr.-Ths Ecxish Coz
sulale ct Lipsc furnishes the following figures of hs
en- ;grst;on frou Germany during tie year 1857;

Thi. wss . considerable nerssse % the !esrs 1855
nd 1876 but still fsllirg of fro the ssrs 1852
$50 s.d 1854. For the last tea yssn the figures
have b. er:
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CHI Y ITEMS.

The Philharmonic Society will give rehearsal this
evening at the Cooper Institute, tor the purpose Of
testing the acoustic qualities Of tho concert hail 10 that
building Tickets may be hsd at the music store OF
Messfs. Sohalfenberg & Luis, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

| tsu n LeisrS. lie he'd been sen by ti, p.r.rts 10
a,cGso to tts Dat sni Dumb IGettuts. whsrs he
q pIpl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

MOVEMENTS OF THE "FLYIsG ARTILLERY. The
Prayer. Meeting Band familarly known as the Fly
rg Artillery, aye expected to hold forth to-day both
afternoon and evening, in the Methodist EpiscoPsl
church, Mount Vernon, Westchester County.
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fAdvertiseu.eEt

PJRDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-lONi"i,itt'' - -,
j. PRocro. .pt~ss ., this Taesier In go o.
chss,e;ers Nick OF InE WOOD. AID LAfiTTs l'e DAA'
competetipg the bill.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

WORTHLESS MosEY-Oficer Hall yesterday morn
irp arrested a Young man named Charles Rogers
chsrged tn attempting to pass counterfeit OF worth
.,s So cote on the Colchester Bank, Conn., to Samuel
Wilson of No. 100 West street, in payment for some
liquor When told that the bill was spurious, he pro-
duced sroher 81, equally worthless the last being on
the Conme, cial Bsuk of Perth Amboy, N. j. The
officer. upon searching his person, found spurious -
on the Connecticut Bank Bridgeport, 50 on the Hud-
sor County Bank, Jersey City, and 81 on the West
field Bark, Mass. Justics Osborn sent Rogers to
prison for examination.
TBy ALUMNI OF JESA.-The Alumni OF the Uni
versiy CT Jens in =" the Free States OF North Amer
cs" ale prepNog TO send TO their Almamster an ad'
dress ON the occasion of her 30Oth anniversary,
which will be celebIs sted next month. Tne document
Ia on parchment and is Illuminated in the highest style
ef those old sges to which the history Of the Unver-
sity rmoun.s The colos black, rsd blue silver and
gold ale used and The prominent words are illustrated
With gorgeous illumnations. Over the words Free
States Of Moth America stretch two starspangied
banners The four Faculties are represented Jur1s-
puderce stsuGirg with her sword and scaes Theology
sitting with the o.us in her hair the Palm branch in
ber right hard and the Bibs in her left hand opposite,
Philosophy also sitting with q crown Of stars, aud
between them an egg, while q spbyp1 is looking on.
Medicine is en- the night of the rest with her serpent
ard her healing potion. The work wss done by Mr..
Knl Tiede, No. 4s Third street, and can be seen at
julius Blills, No. 2Oi Chatham street.
THE Nsw CLASS FOR TIE FREE AcADEAY.-Mr.
j. Oakley Nodyne, Librarian and Registrar of the
Free Academy, has furnished US with the LIST OF an
dda.es applying for admission to the Academy from
the various Ward Schools. 1t is as follows fifteen oi
TIE schools sending none:
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THy METALLIC TABLET STaot-rfe1ea ~
Gra sIusosas D. lslS r&s. - s.@ =. ~. . -.
@ ~ cts,iu 81 II ks o. bscu ~. soa s09
. SAvsssss seocs Ne Asu u<sss
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fAdversisemeDtl
.s,.uy have OF

TEAs.-The CANTON TEA CosiPANi IL, aa ,sS od
vate nies souchoc Ooieas ~ Ysu1i HJ,sI srr saL
GuDpovder and Imperial from Sc 70 &c TIA for II
ties equally low. Also, SD boxes e'od Pad ~
Gel and ex.niss Il Nc. Us Chsthan a. S''
Roosy eltst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

At the February examination, 1885, eaght candidates
arp;e3 acd were admitted 10 the Introductory Class
two from No. a., srl ots each from Nos. III, Is
-, 80, "a end4
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ApRys,Yn-On Tburdsy afternoon Officer Charles

H. - p,,ho, Po,irs bo,, 10 arrested sPprsr
named Fritz Chistire ard Peter Rupg ho1snf ss...S
Gut;ebberg syr1 od the Battery rsdl tor sea o
the shove skp They given n charge of inc o>P'
then procs Ged 20
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fAdysssissnccl ]

l. x II
CslSvsn. Lake G-crs.. Sev.L""'
t.t. Fl III. l.. S. ficsr. S0s saA me naSiA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

ANOTHER PRE, CONVECTION success Of the
recsa Free C,.ysstcs si Rutlsrd w.. has ds'idsd
As ha.us sp4t. .. thai asuses1ss.ss to cen A0'a"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

FATAL CasrHrSE ACCIDENT Mary Clark, gir
twenty years Of age, died Friday at the Nsw-Yors
Hospital from the effects of burns received in conse
querce Of the explosion Of camphene lamp feT
rghts ego, at No. "a Columbia street. An ique,t viii
be held upon the body to-day
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

Srr,yyE TnoAAs PowELL.-This fsvorite s.eamef
vhich sustained very serious damage to hsr mschre'y
few weeks ago 10 consequence Of being too suddenly
stepred in order to avoid running down small boat
containing Q patty Of young persons belonging TO
pouetksepsie who were imprudenuy attempting to
n.s ia front Of her bows has been thoroughly repaired
Al an e1pen.e Of about 5000. and VIII resume hss
pncs on the route between this cxH West Psirt,
N,wbrIgt, POsgtkeopas srt Ros2or. On M9odsy
sf.ersoon cext.
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BrRsED TO DEATH Mrs Ryan, wife of Thomss
Ryan, retdirg at the corner of FoItyrst street and
Eighth avenue, was fatally burned Friday morning,
her clothes havirg taken FIRE while she wa, engaged
in lighting some Goals by pouring campheue upon
them. She died eia,ey after the accident occur
red. Ore Of her cbildien, seven years cf age, was
sso severely burned at the time. An inqusst will bs
held upon the body Of Mrs. Ryan today.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURr-Ja'y

EMBELIIfNG RAILROAD COUPONS.
Tie preliminary examination Of Louis etsrs,
charged With embezzlipg letter cootsining ralres1
coupons amounting in value to Il 800 aud with aeisx
them for bis own bsn.it. was commenced today.
Several witnesses were examined but nothing Of pAe
ticu'sr interest sPYened. TIE examination win Pre-
ceed on Saturday at II o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AT THE METRoPoLITAs
Horizon Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. John G..
liver, guests at the Metropolitan Hotel, leh their
rcom No 81 and went out for the purpose OF visiting
fterd in the upper part Of the city. Their friend
being out they returned Immediately to the hotel and
repaired to their room. Mr. Hyer placed the roomksy
in the lock but found that the key would not turn,
and upon locking in, discovered another key in the
door. Suspectng q. once that all was not right, ne
gave az ALARM which brought Henry Marsh, one OF the
clerks, TO the spot. As Mr.. Marsh arrived, very
elegantly a.tired individual unlocked sad opened the
door, and wss profuse bis apologies about getting in
tie wrong room. Mr.. Marsh, suggesting that be
meant the wrong bouse, took the individual to the
eice where eearch of hsperscn resulted in the ind
irc Of a bunch OF finely finished skeleton keys. The
| feuow gave Lis name James Hopper, and he was
hsr1ed over to the custody Of Marshd Stevens and
Officer Duffy ard lo.ksd up 10 the Fourteenth Precinct
Station House for the rest Of the night
Yesterday morrirg the accused was taken before
Justice Kelly at tie Jeife,son-Martet Police Court
and On complain. of Mr.. Hyer committed f'r trial IN
default ef s. 600 bail. Hopper, when ssksd gave bus
name "a above but refused TO answer any further
| questcns.
Mr Thomas +. Murray, Clerk Of the Court, recog-
nized Hopper o. the ssme person arrested about .
yesr age charged with robbery at the Prescott Hous'
On ttst occasion Hopper gave his name as C.rf sod
wa he'd to bal by the presiding magistrate ou' iof
feaed It's bail. The accused il Is alleged, had psckea
III about $500 worth Of property, consisting OF Jeweuy
| aud cotling preparatory to removing it,
crr,vrr THOMAS PowELL-This fsvorite steamer,
l ..r.d v.rv ser;ous DAMAGE 20 ner m schireYy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-24

Mrs Jare Adkiss over SO years of age resident Of
Wiliamsburgb while passing through Grand street on
her way home on Thursday evening, had her pocket
picked of $l5 all the money she said she possessed in
the world The old lady had just pawned her deceased
CONS watch for the above amount 10 order to procure
the pecesearies of life, and had other property left
The hesItess thief escsped with his plumber and the
poor old woman was furnished with money enough by
policemen to reach her home.
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OBITUARY..

Died Of diseased liver near Sou,erylle, Tenn,
on Tuesday, tho 9th Of July. ut the residence of
her son-in-law Hon. Thomns Rivers. Mrs. M,Ry
II. DiLLARD. consort Of Thomas Dilla.d, late Of
Lyuchburg. Va, in the 5sth year Of her age.
Mrs. billiard the daughter of Henry and
Elizabeth Maorman. OF Campbell 20, Va. whore
she born IN the 18th ut May, 1900. She pro-
fessed religion and joined the Methodist Episcopal
Church III l.ynehburg. III the year ISL. where she
lived Il worthy and consistent member. until her
removal in 1851
Much could be said in praise of the deceased.
for she than an ordinary woman. both
10 intellc mal endowment and Christian attain
ment. As a mother and wife. she Was adeetonatc
aud contdng;' rs friend aud mistress. she WAS
kind and attentive. The cultivation Of a chris
tan benevolcnce was her highest ambition, the
love and welfare of her family her most consum-
mate virtue. For several years before her death,
she had been the victim It slow hut destructive
maady, yet she bore ny under it with great forti-
tude until four mouths before her death. when she
Frustrated upou her bed from which she but
rarely rose during thut period
THIS good woman was ready and willing to die.
To her there but melancholy reflection i,r
the idea Of approaching dea,h--,ha, Of being sep
arated from her husband AMI chihlren--but even
this was disspated before her death. God lit uls
the dark valley and = it Il scene of sunshine,
and flowers. May those who 50 dear to her
here initiate her virtues and follow her to heaven
\ friend has passed away whom the poor at he
native city will long remember rs one ever reads
to stretch forth her hand wherever the vice t.f
want was heard. The church has lost member
that WAS n light il, her communion and an hontr
to religion.
Her funeral preached the day after her
death to a company Of sorrowing relatives and
sympathiziug friends and afterwards her remain,
were Inferred in the willie Ccmctary. IL awaE
the resurrection summons. They that sleep IN
Jesus will God bring with Him.
w. d. +. H,rr,rp.
Richmond tNa.) Christian Advocate will p.case
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

QlX VIRTUE Of Decree Of the Circuis Court
> for the Conuty of Campbell, pronounced at Its June
term 1861 In the Of Burton ct al ainst Burton
shall Commissioner proceed sell the Highest bidder
the premises the I'd day Of September 1855 the Tract
of Land In said decree mentioned credit of and
years in equal instruments much cash may be
defay Of sae the purchaser giving
bonds with good security for the
the title the Land will he retained until the whole Of the
purchase money Is paid.
This Tract OF being the upon which
Burton resided at the time of his DEATH laying the
tiers Of Seneca Greek In the Of Campbell and adon
Ing the lands Of John B. Dabney Dr. Oliver b. Payne and
others aud supposed TO contain 600 700 Acres
accurately before the day of sale seldom that
such Tract Of Land offered sale In this section
try It being, In every way, dsabe Fay having sufficient
quantity Of Wood Land and large quantity Of CREEK
NOTIONS and BRANCH FLATS suitable for meadow In
good heart being lands upon which Guano like charm
and Glover finely Of the highest state Of
Improvement.
The upon viii the mansion sits Ia one Of tho prettest
In tho being checked on front by Of DIFF
feren kinds of Oname tai Trees and from the beaut
The House has above cellar having good rooms In
with necessary outhouses thus making the
Tract well worthy attention Of those who In want Of
Land. Hf.f
This Land Peach Trees beside several regular
Orchard both Peaches and Apples Those wishing
view the before the Of sale respectfully
call Mr. John H Sweeney, ~ Aafyssllle,
Capt Harvey residing the Land who win show
Lands Possession for seeding will be given
AFTER sale and full possession the Ars Of January ls5
jy7 c2fawt3sep WIN. G, BUTTON, oomr.-
" Rich wing will copy ssm.vsekly tbs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27
BY TELEGRAPH.

Conclusion Of the War Of China with Eng
land and France. t.ysa
vALrSciA. laELAsp. Aug. 26.--News by the Co.
BILE aifrms that treaty Of peace has been concld-
ded with China. England and France are inicm-
nifed.
News from India as late rs the 10Th Of July,
states that the mutiny MAS aLating and would soon
be quelled.
Markets.
NV Nonk, Aug. -G,-Cotton has n ,iecipag
tendency. Flour is also unsettled State brands
lower. Nc quote from 50 90 ,oS5 90 Ohio, ST Is
tai 81 %; southern. from Sd no to 81 Is. Wheat
has also declined; We quote Southern Red ut 81
Is to 81 % White, 81 So to 81 50. Corn firm
Mixed, 10 to s54 cents.
B,LraoRr, Aug. 26,Flour is Unchanged
Wheat nrtye. Rcd 81 2sal 35 White 81 SSnl
81 Corn dull White 7Sas0; Yellow ssao0.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

The ToRAcco NJ ARKEr-The continued Drought
has had the eject raise the price Of Tobacco
very materially in this market. On yesterd day,
Friends Warehouse, four hogsheads, being part Of
the crop Of D. Logan. Esq. of Halifax county,
netted the very handsome sum Of nine hundred
and twenty-one dollars and .sercnty-eight cents
Can Big Richmond beat this.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

FREIGHT TRApE.-The receipts Of freight at
the Depot Of the Va & Tenn. Railroad yesterday,
were "a follows: Forty,four loaded Of pro-
duce from the West. consisting of 6,9S4 bushels
Wheat: 1888 lbs of Tobacco; $4,000 pounds
Miscellaneous; lG1 barrels Of Flour. Twelve
loaded ears were sent West the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

GREAT AMERICAN GIFT NOOK HOT 81
No. 2'3 BROADWAY SEW YORK.
where the gifts consisting OF JEWEIkS hc and ing In
10 Two hundred doats, alw
hIbiinn, ample show our Descriptive tata'
oguc ntauing large variety OF Books in depart
Science and Literature Csl q which sold
nla publishers and explaining original
system allowing every purchaser his choice of gssnd
forth un.qualcd inducements agents Viii be sent.
post paid to any individual application Address.
~ s.w6m A. RANNt T. Agent No 2g3 Bro adway.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

WE are requested to say that the Lynchburg
Adelphian Brass Band celebrate their second an
niversary to-day.
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sAMBROTYPES. -
GREAT REDUCTION m PRICES.

Gene t. the Warwick Msahs. ss
IL who wish TO get nkenesses lhat are apaad ~ ~
"A dnrabls and wArraated nos = ~ eeters
taken half the price charged A. other pses rs -
humbuS Come ,ourselveA he cs9eAe 1872
DsCae.rsan Roemais 10 ,i4q~ \ SAhSeEho.9TF
aug 1915 slss NJ ~ se81 aslS y-ass An IL
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<lNE or TnE rrsr PunaATiNE AND LIVER nv
~ nICi>Esnow tctore tue puhtc namely, Dr. sa".
taa'fic, ,ii and shoetna than 9th,
ra'dcin. known Its mol only ta,harlir. hut L'rr
remedy, srnz hts on tho i.or Co eject lis norbd mat
then III" and ho~ ola oil tina,
Ter thus ace"mll sns two purposes ehreaay. without
:, "' - a., ~ :, . ,h ~ ,," A. ma"
- rfat" scs viii strengthen aud build ur With unusual
DR.. San terd'. In, iusr~,or II. compounded on.
- tirciy articles ,nrdcnc, namely, Gums
S"rae idea 81 the strength at Tia, b. formed
when II is Know th,, on, bo, IT Ia, in,igora,or con
tains inn,h strength bundred dosea II CalonF!
without al lis 'i,i..rious fleets.
Though r""..sn. RAJ" med .inal powcrn ihe-c Gums
- have hc,u hui lalc known ia, and used
- trlr options un used N The form III the i.tiso
,a'r mh,rh With such unprecedented success NJ 10
iolrc thc proprietor n offer as family mo,,inp tiicd
anl known ia ELECTS ha.tarely failed
~ iirtr Cpmpsipts IN their worst f,rins
1"digcsiio" bong ehns,d by 'srans cd L'ro is eur
- cl when the Lner Ise,.icd To a,,on.
Jnoudi.r "a caused by miuop., action of the Lir
- aud ro" mat III" l>,ia"nAto" relieves this dis
rasr lei any one ruhed Win Janncc take ih- lpsiA"
- a"e t'tustl ole week and their skin vii begin 10 AS
y suuc II original c.!"r
- naior TAX. 1t IN small i"s"son retiring and Il assist.
uator' in her operations ny sfsiualy Diminishing the
woih ~ trenlaiy A. cock work
- dul dose II the ir,S~utr which corrrctA all acidy
and ,oroncss II tn, stomach
~ For an over oai. stomach has no caunl M r,
AL "prr"ssveo uneasy crlif amer "ang heartily. Per
a,miy med.cins generally, si who use 1t speak Ia the
- highest terms
Dr. sanford lBvtg~rntor came 10 us recon.
mcndej n cure fir LAYER Complaints and all disease
a~ng fr,,m Diseased liver Tho testimonials II 40 ma
Physicians In It, iavGr induced Ia try H. an
T. that Is of the grcsi"st hles
sings 'ysprrtis for 1t mad" eonplc"
h,iutr the first hoiil, taken, and
hing edible hau tnnbs hide before nothing but
Va the lnLies food would aud often that pnn
q N"w what want I" I" all our readers Ia Lr'r
CUmpdia B.sIsid uHl YOU d. not tail 10 Try tins
- ia. greatest reu..iy IN the wtrli STATE Far.
We take infinite pleasure. in Guiding this med
. a n ev-rvc for Fever MT 4 gUr. Gait &C.
- vcs aud al Fever. at n Biltio0s Type. It pcr
with and thou sands willing testify
- it, un.,r:nl vrnrs
- Thor. has never been tried In family a remehv
VIII, has ith sue, uhhnundri Ia the
L II Diseases Incident II gbr Annford's In
,igorasDr; IL alone discusses oi children that
tnihiTtte mildly and
-. snt the thoroughly thai
think doug ssr,ict" al in advising them When
- they need oelhc to tilstcn"iy. Thor" hr" ca-"'
= hot have under uati," wh'i" great lonbt ha'
~ 'u received In Diseases o. -" liver St"mah and Ito"
". els whetc all other remedies iied give relief II hh
become useful Ia family that we viii not bc " it
Ont it--yafhsamrdi., Ala E.pHbhtaa
rHirFoSr DoiIAn PtH NOTIFY.
SANFORD co, I'ropr rtms, ai5 Broadway, Now York
l2tm
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A NEW CONCERN.

NEW CONVEKN.
SP MITCHELL, J. Z. JOPLIN. ASD
q. q FERGUSON.
UTAVINf associated themselves under the style and Arm
4 of MITCHELL, JOPLIN & co, No. 10 PEARL
1irhmond Va, for the purpose of conducting COMMiS
SION AND A REGULAR IMPORTING AND WHOLE
BALE BUSINESS in Wines, Liquors Cigars Olive OILS and
Maud cis the Of the trade
large and ell selected stock consisting Of
Iiety goods usually kept in their line, which they offer
The best lodging their efforts please all who
awe their stuck examination. aug - ely
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

MANUFACTURER TOBACCO-The ABB
lVR scrber attenls to selling MANUFACTURED TOPAC
la New York. and prepared grant fair advance on
moments 10 his address. HENRY LUDLAN,
aug s.a. - Broadway. n. "
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KISCETIINEOUs.
CI.OTluNG TRADE!
EAu.u lS5S

hrktSl the past summer have greatly enlarged and
~ improved House and have arg" VIII light.
ed aut yeneny arranged saes Rn 70 be kand
IN city, We have made these improvements TO the
"as Of constantly Increasing trade, and hog Ia Advise
Wholesale ani RETAIL dealers that We have now In
store and dali, receiving the and moat desirable aok
Il CLOTHING We have exhibited to be- in the
Nuuth w a,. been Ia the trade In thta iii
ie sssts obtained full knew lrdgo 4
ihr VI tho marte aud b.ug more largely engaged Ia
The nauofa aud sale # Clothing than other h"ue
Tho State heirve offer the greatest iadsoswtHis
sdss Ky arrival No shall make additions 10 stock
'f all a AMI fashionable aud purchasers WILL nj all
mud coaplc,. superior quality CLoIii.
IN, and GENrIFMIN'S FURNISHING GOODS, In store
and Tor sale upon TRIMS
Nhl, safe aud Retail distinct and separate
h"ms An examination Of H. prices ani mode do
INK business ia respectfully sclcttrd
KEEN BALDWIN & TO.
srg2Ots 10 Main street kichn,ohd Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

What would Cambridge he without her llar-
ward and Princeton. without her Nassau Hall:
And what these have been to their localities and to
the whole country, our College may be to us.
If we have not the spirit (lacking nothing e!sc)
to sustain it, let it die. for, under such circum-
stances. it ought to die. But the reputation of
our city would suffer in its fall. We anticipate
no such result however, but believe that there is
interest enough excited in behalfof this lnstltu-
ton abroad, in conjunction with that felt 10y its
real friends at home, to keep it alive. This, not
outstanding does not lessen the obligation OF
those who are able to assist in making this Col
lego what it ought to I've.
We cannot close without commencing the Fe-
male Collegiate Institute, under Rev. DR.. Cox. to
the patronage of the public. 1t will open shortly
under new and more favorable auspices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
REV. JAMES i. RAMSEY. (lnstor olect,) ,sill
preach in the 1t Prcs!yteria Church on next
sabbath, the Goth inst, morning and night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

TVNsIE UNDERsIGNED will carry the bus-
in- the old stand and invite all the Of tho
give call HON be will seil low for cash.
uug2s &c SHEARER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

N .. FOukEh Inns the pleasure 81 offering
MLs 10 his friends something In the way RECLIN
ING EASY CHAIR Three positions attained 10 this
Chair 1t Is the simplest complete and cheapest easy
Chair offered Tor sale in this market 1t Is
alike for the inv aid for the ordinary Of
Chair CAN and See 1t. f. J. FOLKES.
Nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-27

SoRA-Sportsman from the city have already
commenced tramping of to the marshes along the
river in quest of this delicious ird and not with
out some success as they have already made their
appearance in plentiful numbers, but as yet not in
very good order. A week or two later and they
will be found in fine condition. and it is thought
in swarms when every gunner will be afforded
surfcit of the sport Petersburg Dem.