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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

rEyHE MESSgS. L. K j. PiRhi.Y'S last con lGnicaon
Is IN perfect keeping with their ch2racler they pro-
nouncc my statement, winch appeared m The Tribune oi me
ah ha tn bn Ibs
they well know impossible, and hence satisfy themselves y
mn easier by vplinn:ly djH5HC and s NE tcOrtd
Nth e grOrc otherwise. Aud yet, rs afflicted with
memory ns short Their w IS lasting. they publicly
ihnrh me for nm acknowledgment of the ucts III the case
As the ilcsrs Paruly have earned though n m
ther late day, that prudence Is the better pat oi vor
their newspaper waTure farther. may not ea
sunably hope tey Will uso es from private sAGd-r.
which have crea,er fear than my open attacks
they have II in Their power to make. ~
dlg sti j. SMITH DODGE. IL bnn6 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

GLARiyG ABsURpIrY AyD iNPosTuRE.-Mnny years ago
physicians refused uyet Powder because they did no.
KNOW the component paS Now. physician practices with
them will with the Connel Pa Extractor, from
Il C1uItlsnd-t, which cures all
Burns, Old Sores, EySpeas,
Scslds, Biuisef. Pie., either bind or
Chlbain Sore Eyes and Nipples, bleeding.
SoscoG the whole public understand the wonder working
effects OF this Save well do now, every ply
use IT, or no humane taher Will him for his family
physician Some doctors dead set ugan. this wonder
of the age becSe does what they crimsd OF dOEg
and what they do without H. Why then. have
they enough TO submit Inuence2 We
call 81 10 employ doctor Of the
who Will be absurd enough refuse it, impo,er enough
condemn The IL make u save good " or ~ VIII oil
and lime water will onser de- Wea,e determined to
become public bcpelacto tis sbjec and make the world
know anh conie the truth about this only certain and rapd
remedy from q Courtaad ST. nnd from theIe op IN The CITY
OF New.York
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

s4THOoPING COUGH AND CRoOP.-To Pareats.-
~ Juyne Expectoaut without exception the most vaua
bic preparation for the above Diseases 1t converts
whooping cough into mid an acabe dsslse and sAoens
its dnrr more than one half md produces certain and
speedy recovery. From half 10 one tea spoon full will
certainly cure cruop infants md children half
hours time TIE lives ofhuHdtes Of children will be saved
By always keeping II on band ready for any
emergency.
Philadelphia. Price 81 For sale by
ABB. I'D. SANDS, Druggists, 79 Fulton-st.
ila lmis g13 Brondwny. and a East Broadwny.
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w00DWoRrH'S PLANNING MACHINES.

WDJTJ UN Il , FbhNINW NACHINtS,
FOURTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE. together with
many yuGasle and addition, tD his former
tools enables the subscriber 10 furnish. at shou nocc, and
Of tbs mnst perfect ccnsructun materials md workmanship,
Machines plane won Hl IT, yuretes such plGnnx
mriacing oIly, ar rnitin; mulidlass.
Also, pnnng t0suelns and gfooyne JDutnS or rabbot
ting, and paunE cn -bonrl'.
Application nay be nae ta the subscriber, at his establish
Fsxboro mt his office OF CoErsrenl and
Lessst Boston, wter. Machines may be ,sen and any
information relative the same be Obtnined well as
JOSIAH blackwell H. ca. Nos. York ~ j. w. 5chsrck.
Albany.
Letters ot inquiry must he pest paid: ...
SAMUEL u. SCHENCk.
Foxborn'. MRs.. April I. IsA Jr -u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

lowed IN exchange for current money
'LAigle, for bordeaux, took 10000 Mexican
Dollars. There srea; deal doing in Specie, but mnl
being put the packets. AiexicaDs
l0 l0ls American Halves 4 =, Five Franc pieces. S34
a93ss.
The Gladiator fer London. has the following article. of
American produca
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
e. :. FISK, Auc;one-r.
seY C. s ElSk-Sors No % Crna street National Ha

ID Ar PRIVATE SALE
[- Superior N5HGSsny anl oSsrs i~SSS Hinpie bod
stes, different styles la mahogany clock cases second
hand lnsruin capet ply; haiy and spepd
rosewood pier table; pero toeS ladies English double Dun.
stable, beye, foreace and Adelaide Hats OF superior quail
ty: brSs tenIers; smoke condenser. toy jewelers.
large quantity o sSoui rrd other Canes. and Cane
Trimmings ass several hundred Swords for canes.
ing na tn, rH,nfaruer-a NJ auction prcc.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

Below.
lship in The 0irn.-No signal. Wind ".
SAILED
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

Roarding.-Mrs. Goss having opened the new an
eonnodou house rs Veseys the Aslor House, rnilci
cooee OF desirable rooms TO transient OF peanen, Boafae
very Genital, yet quiet shady. Terms moderate a'i5 III
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

OF GouRArp's PorpRE SUBTLE. for completely and
permanently eradica,inc superuous bn without INJURY TO
he mos delicate SKIN Always tested before buying Ptoo'
postlye and mistake.
GorRArp's italian Soar. for curing pmpes. hlotches
acoloat,ons nnd injuries the kD Never take any other
uaah Gouraud's.
GorEAUD's VEGETABLE RouGE. for the cheek.
SouRAuD's SPANISH LILY WuTE. for the coinpiexop-t
oe md where else Newly bat the Original Oice
oi Naiker.street, fir,t sto.e from broadway. 49,,
dges-76 Che1ut stfeet, Philadelphia: Jordan, MIX
erect Bostsn Carleton & 60. Lowell: Chapin Co Sp,nS
Led Green & Co Worcester: Bull Hartford: Feuci Md
qet5wn; Myers New Inyen Ton,ey, Rcches,ei Bnckus &
Troy Ieace, StaDwix Hall. Albany; Seth = HEnee.
haltmose &c Jio II
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

STATE HENT.
a:enen of facts und circumstances connected with tie
rcceu; trial of the Bishop OF Neye.Yogs.
The above .,aemest Will be issued simultaneously with the
Repor; the Trial. being published by D. Appleton
& Co.
Orders f:om Agents aud Booksellers should be
diatcy Pnce i2i. c-rss.
HENRY M. oNDERDoNK. Pubish.r,
~ Stis u Iohr.Atrcei
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

New York stocss... 81 2 81 Illinois s6Q
IT, Staes Sticks... W0CD Arkansas. t1Ut
Michigan Stocks. ll,.l Kentucky ............ 81 90
On thelst January l4 the circulation OF the Free Banks
81 ,l05 0l2; showing increase OF s14StJ dung the
year.
From Nov. ls3 jan lS5, three Associations md fl
teen Individual Banks have gone into operation.
Interest coupons exchanged for bonds under of March
Sh, 1913.
at the meeting on "Wednesday evening next, the
stockholders Of the Western Railroad will he called upon TO
decide whether is their pleasure divide semi.annuay the
the dividend for the year 1S15, will be doubtless per
whereas If they decide in the negative, will be only
cent II their pleasure 10 divide cent then II i
posed to this wish into effect. by creating and selling
nuGy $500 Of stock, to represent the s5J which
annually he paid into the sinking fund. The sinking fund
under this pnn TO remain nd,turbed and 10 accnmu
late by the annual payment OF s50c md by It's own in,e
rest. precisely the If tic proposed aw hnd not
passed. The stock viii sell tS hgh AZ least par be-
under this plan. the dividends of the Western Rail
tins plan the Stnte will at least 0
dividend Its l,0O,GD of esock oi the corporaton
The following sales Of Stocks were made at Bos-
ton yestadny
At the Brokers' Board-iO shs Nor & Wor 6i Boston &
lowell Il. iT4 afv. 20 Wcstan =, 9 do, 9ia; =
Reading. 20Al; 100 do, :1a 10 Old Colony r. lCo.
The Chnrlestcwn tMass.) Branch Railroad Co.
have declared dividend of2 cent for the last months
The New-Oreans Picayune of ,ha llth inst.
The accounts from a fectons of the State 90 to
show that The sugar planters have been unusually fortunate
during the present The crops have been large
and the yield of good proportion This, with the low
largest planters that staple undertake the culture OF the
Sugar Cane.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

TEETH rEETH'. TEETH!
EEv l.. LEWIS, SURGEON DENTIST, SO Bro'dwGy,
- door belnw Masonic Hail. bceS leave Ia lnoTn hs
friend, and the pubic that he has made the following sreni
reduction n Dentistry:
silver 30 cts Do cleaned 81. DO extracted, 30 cts Doth
nche cured, 20 cs c2 5IniS'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

CARD-THE ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY have
- the honor that they vii ee ne Ast
pr,<en atioaS namely on Wednesday. I'd isnunY. ba
I.ucreya Bo:ga Erjar. 2iih. " lG Csn9'sn'ra -snc
Saturday 9TH lanrG-v. the last presentation previous 10
ti-ir ds-- fpr Neyv Oricans.
The Sn Subscribers respectfully requested To notify
~ the BOX O:c. before aloptHy they csfc 10 ="
tain ,helr seas FOR The thrcs ep.cscntailons. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

Or Established 1895 SOAP CANDLES AND
sIARCH.-l. H. & w LEE. Manufacturers. Nos. 81 md
ssde street. New-York have constantly on hnnd iae
sorent of tbs above articles which they will sell ut the
lowest market prices warranted equal moi SUPERIOR % my
manufactured the city delivered or shipped witcn chsss
sof boxes or Carriage.
Nerehanis C,ccers Country Dealers and F9mies who are
IN wont Of tho Eboye nrtlclss Will nd To he rnefest 70
a,s smi. MI '''''e p''''''''s '''S j. D. & W. LEE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

Il INTENSIVE SALE or REAL ESTATE, BsLoSotSa
- TO THE MAYOR. ALDERMEN AND CoNaoNALrY OF rux
CRY OF NEw YORK.
PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That. BY viz.
The vested the Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund, By 0dnauce OF the Common Council passed Nj Feb
ruary, li$. they VIII o.tsr for sVle by public auction
pN TUESDAY. tSr JANUARY. ISIS.
At l. O'Clock the Merchants Exchange the follow
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-22

PALNO'S NEW.YORK OPERA HOU>E.
T Asst NIGHT BUT TWO OF. THE oPgRA-
- WEDNESDAY, 11au--y - VIII be performed uoni.
zea's Urera LuCRtZlA BnRGIA. l.ucreza. Sgo.rs
SorEh-e: Orni, Stzocra Pco Geraro, So pet5yzo Al
shonzc, Sis VslIeitna.
apMss;as-FFs rc5 md P:rgre's. 81; Second Ter 50
cents. Urnss open NtS$s-petfctaGace eonnence az
O'clock. Seais can he secure1 FUN 4. w. y p M j
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LnnA, vegr0es, &C.,
FOR SALE.

WILL. 81. SOLD, al III. late resid-nc. Of w H.
w liam C. o.. -lsllan. deed, near Amherst court
house. on Tuesday tie 23d day Of December next, oil
his Estate, both zeal and personal, consisting Of The
TRA act OF l. A ~ ID
pom which he hved containing 1851 acres. with a
considerable quantity of creek and rve low grounds,
the whole in the best state ufcnltivaton anu Improve
mrnt with comfortable dwelling house, aud all ne
cessary houses Tor farmer upon II. aud a crop Vi
what IN the ground; Ii likely and valuable
N n q IL - T. -,
mos, Of them young men aud women-and all the per-
shse estate of which he died possessed consisting of
II nsebod and knci Ell Furniture, Stock of all kinds
Plantation Ullbss, Crops, &c.
The Land will be soil credit of one, two and
three years. taking from the purchaser bonds with APP
proved personal security and deed oftrust upon the
land to secure the purchase money-ihe Negroes on a
credit of IL months taking from the purchaser bond
with approved personal security for the purchase money
The pershabr estate a credit OF SIX months for all
sums over ten d,ars and for cash for all suns o ten
dollars or under the purchasers giving bonds with ap
proved security for the credit sales. Immediate possess
sion To be gwen to the purchasers upon complying with
the terms of sale RIO. NJ. BROWN, Admir- Of
WIN. G.. Christian, decd, and Attorney
in fact for his widow and heirs al Law.
Nov "a t23D
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FOR THE vIRGisIAK.
EVERY DAY Inconsistencies.

lIsD.
man tells you he dues believe in ghosts and IN,
pat'iois Yet start him, on dark night, by a place
'n.' 'ssaid '" he 'launed," and he will ~ mile out
"' ns way TO shun it, Another tells you he believes in
'ncn u"gs; yet swear 10 him that you have lust seen
anu cversed with Spirit, ard he M not bro m IL,
believe you. ~ ' = O. w
mdy .elsyou she has parcel Of the worst chliren
"'ne word'-Answer her, that you verify believe she
P""s '"e fn.' II you wish to be ordered mi of The
mouse. Assure her that she has made falls. ass,rnn
and you are a welcome guest. ''''''
n f'T man goes To law with a rich ono Fvo,vbody
a'''afes thai the r~ir fellow will not r, Justice vi
At'e'y one OF these same persons If fdsu would d,
cr between the rich n,ds and The moor one and they
VIII al DC '"snlted to think you should duh, il
'nasrr tells you that his oyrrsrer TAX ~ Nh ,u,b,
"s his hsnds. but suffers lle., to ,re win Him ,s
,i. p'easr me next day the ovrrserr is found cas
~. "g "esrn-Ihe master les him know. if he cant
w. ,""s without whipping, he must quite his employ
ask one what he would do with such wife rs Mr.
Mm si would whip her," is the answer. Tell
"m !" week that Mr. - has nyyed his wife
e"warily rascal is The answer, ..benearh the
,i, W az h"norable men, II could nu, live with
Wv, Without fighting, | would leave her." phe n-x,
IT., wv told thai Mr. - has left his wife 'Vil-
# sayshe. advertise him and let him be kicked out
..,rahy wherever lie CUES"
mts a can be the reaan you never come to sea us7"
and s;""y OF her neighbour. "Come over To morrow,
IAN. 'i,"g all your little children" To.morrow this
.om.. soy exclaims, ~ believe in nv soul wonder
"'a' woman with all her troublesome brais."
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bdniyeS and Forks.

as THIS MEDICINES" we exclaimed the other day
on tasting some of Jnynes Tonic vermuge. II certain,
has none of the flavor, which associates with
the of physic. Children consider que treat. and
in taking it pnates graied, aud their health
stored the sumo Jayns's Tonic Nermiiuge not
y destroys wor but off the nncus in which they
are is,bedied nd effects radical and permanent cure
Every mother knows the prominent symptoms OF worms,
scn rs voracty sdness ed breath grinding OF the teeth
during sleep pnensss Of the lips itching OF the &c.,
but there other ndcia not so generally recognized
dry cough, dull eyes, enlargement OF the abdomen, and
nv other SYMPTOMS To other Diseases frequently
denote the PRESENCE of II their existe,ice is
suspected the VemiTuge should be administered because it
can do no any case and may do ioalculabe good
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT always cures Asthma
wa ar three large doses will the Group Hives Of
bildren in from Is minutes to hours time It mmedi-
tely subes the violence of whoopng cough and effects
necdv cure Hundreds who have been given up by their
nbysiccians as incurate, with Consumption, Splitting Of
Blood aid other Pulmnary Affections have been restored
IN me- rice, hesl,h by it, 1t fails in giving relief
The above valuable Articles are tor Sale by
+ y. LYMAN.
+ Lynchbnrr.
! a. % 10Y II
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FIRE IN BEDFORD,

Wen.ret to hear that the dweIlinp.hou.c of YIN
Gibbs. Esq f"Popar Fores,."in Bpd~rd. about seven
miles from Lynchburg, Extensively known as the fol,
%er residence Of Elk President Jefferson by whom the
a'"d'"s was erected) was burnt To the ground
''y 'as'' he disaster Was occssonrd by sparks falling
Np"n the foul from The chimney. which had taken fire
ih's should serve as warning 10 Others to use The
proper precautions 10 guard ayans, Similar misurtune
nom 'he sane cause. We are glad to hear tina, Mr.
eooos saved nearly the whole of his furniture
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PEH(EVfX FOUNDRY,
Ly3l { IA UNrg V'irg m / ~

EE AVlNG completed my Water Power and other
a Improvements, at my old sland. near the Pump
House of the Lyn,iburg Water Works, am now pre-
pared 10 execute all orders in my line Of business, VIZ
Cast Geerng for Mills anl other Machinery, with eve
~ description OF castings OF
IRON AND BRASS, STEAM ENGINES, TO-
b.ccs Presses, FIatntrs, Bands, Levers, SC DC
From an experience Of nearly ~ years. ~ one o' me
best conducted establishments In lhe State, 'eel conn
den, Of beng able give Satisfaction 70 'ose favorng
me with their patronage.
fwoud particularly call the attention of Tobacconsis
my es abshmen Having been the first that ntrudn-
ced The ms nuacure Of Inpacco Screws Presses and Pa
ten, Bands, &c. in Lynctbnrg, ! ran with con'idence
refer those unacluanied with my work, 10 the principal
Tunaccnisls Of this place. having put up between 70
aud 90 presses, within the short time Of my residence
here
With view of securing fair share of patronage,
shall continue To add such labor saving machinery as
will enable me to execute work with accuracy and de
spatch and will all work done at my establish,
be equal any done in this place or elsewhere
A. q. DABNEY.
Nov "a Is
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FRANKLIN EsO1Es..
T. yu E IA b fsrc Esi II

fTTSs, THIS well kppwn establishment. situated
EE", the Man Sreet, Is Tar rent for rne or mrs
-a.G.A yeats The house contains So bad tnplns par.
prs. bar and ulire. and other consenira,
snry Tor the conduct ui large ushsess On Tie pfe-
n's.s there is an Ice House, Carriage House. aud
pood we'll Of water, ana hsdea, the bar rom anil
ya'd. are well supplied With water from Me Wa'er
pie oon Tor putting away prpveudsr. puss's 'lon
he had On the lsI day Of February npst--Fw rarns
epry 10 J NJ WARWICK.
o. tlehmond En1uitor. Richmand Witty aud M
nhal lnie'igencer rearesled 10 Insert the ab.ss
once aeek. iof epsbs4 and seud their 10
'his uthfc for paymsh..
po, Sa taft
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UAlsN.

we announce with much regret. the death Of a, aid
a'qua'n'aare and trend. V.s TRoNr Cs.wronp. Elsa,
.,~,;hsa 1 'is ia JUDICIAL Circuit Of Mississippi lie
mississippi, ON the 3lst ult. Mr. c. was, n,,,v. -,
a"hers. county, Va whence he removed 10 Mss,ss,,,
some hi'ren Years ago lie had there RAPIDLY and az
set'ed'y rise" 10 distinction ard iame-anJ. had h.
aveo' "'u'd have 'ttn doubtless The recip,n, of the
"i9hes' hon"rs which ms adopted State could j, MFR
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.,..i. 7miJ conr.n,ioa i, f'.nn.,'eauis


fhs Ant. rarif & snvsntinn in peansy lvaaia was
he,d 1t HJilidaY sburs. the 18th of this month
b., OWN. to tho ssr, notice given. i, seems no,
,s have been numerously attended, by persons from
distance. David R. Paie,. late Lecaisco Governor oil
tho State presided, assisted by sixteen Vice Presidents
>,d Tour Secretaries We have before The resolutions
.dop,ed, which We deem il unnecessary To inser, al
,,cgh They assert that il was one of the objects and
,ha, il Is the paramount duty Of the federal government
a. dsyrlor by wise legislation, the resources d. the
eoun,ry-thst the doctrines OF The ''iree trade" party
vouM dvf.a, this objec, and du,y-,hat the presea,
R.veuus Tariff. "a. they call it. and very jns'lyD
,s.ui,na,ed the almost des oajiny energies and re-
sas,ea The prsstrs,s eredi. " .ha Commonwealth" OF
.sssyvans. (and they nigh, as truly have added, Of
he whss Unoa iha, the people Of that State conrre
t.ud i:s value, understand its Importance, and are
.,sdped to its supao from which ,sey cannot be- seduced
and will nv, berayedtha, they has yielded sufficient
,.veuss c desy the expenses Of the Government, and
,ou.,icy this language Of Polk's letter io ksne. and
,s,rsby eornerny him. that it has afforded Fair and
IN. prsieeion to all The greai Interests q The whole T.
.sn embracing agriculture. manufactures. the neehan-
ia Aria commerce and navgs.lnn''-and that Justice
aud sound policy therefore forbid the federal government
.. rsps.l in any way materially to alter or modify
:, VIVA, eff.c, this voice from the Keys State
% have remains ~ be 5, far as she is concerns
3D. she will be rightly served il the iron and coal duty
Lo.a be reduced 10 the South Carolina standard Of ~
psr cent and but for tho njary that II would inlet
con others than those political fanatics who SO dsep-
IL interested in tho maintenance of the protective p''l-
~ maaly clothed with pawer men whom they S"e"
:. ss opposed to it, should no. lament very serious
" aneh result-especally, as II would he, Iron me
nature Of things. Temporary in lie character.
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LYNCslxsUl,C ua,rI.Er

ior lac "eek ending Saturday, .\;rsnb,r p iSd5 |
past week. " '''
1obacco.-Old Lugs, 81, 90 to | so new I,,s a.
~ 10 s~'oo. Leaf, Inferior S. 80 10 800, common
so'o 10 1,oo m'ddl'ng 81, 80 90; shipping, (new
S,oo to $40 manu- lac,urmg, (con.non) ST. 80 Il,
o.uu hne manufacturing 100000 $40.
F1oW.-NIay b. 'oed al 50 3, t. 5. 7 for super6n,
IRON Wagons. The last Northern accoun,s are law r.
able to advance.
uhe".-ited, 81 .05 to ,Os; Whine, 81, lO,oll2I.
u'a'"-CoIn % cts. per bushel from wagon
Oats, sheaf 70 cents per hundred . cleaned ~ Ia
90 cents, per bosheI, Rye, G2, cents.
C"rer and Grass Seeds-Cioyer Seed Sc Herds
Grass Seed 62i Zoe
fror'''o"s-i'acor. from wagons a 81. and dull
sac; 'r" sor. to 10 Beef s. 50 10 So per hundred
fo,h So'oo Meal, ~ 10 70 cts. per bushr from wagon
t.h.-Shsd, $500 to $1,000 per Dbl. Herr,nps Is,
!" 70 w; Mackerel. NJ /. SIS, NJ 2, $3.50. No
C2Jee.--St. Domingo. ITO II cents per b.; Rio, 9
Cuba II tbs.
S"gar.-Brown, New Orleans, II too cents per ID.
Porto Rico. to cents h.; 81. Croix IL 10 l2i
cents per h.; Loaf l2i to Is cents per ID.
Cdadles.-Ialow. III cents per h., Sperm 80
IL Ss cents per h.; Hull Sons Is 10 7 CENTS per h.
Uh,o. 'n.-Conmon. 81 III 80 cents per gallon from
wagon: iron store 50 10 81 cents Reclified 40 10 as
from wagon.
- Brandy.-Appe, 40 to As cents per gallon; Peach
IS cents per gallon
Cotton lnnw.-Factory prices: /, lolo css. per To-
assorted.
Iro"-Bar Iron. $75 per ton from boats, $50 iro.,
Store Pig Iron no sales.
oieeL-blisered. 81 to cents per Ill., German. 5 TO
10 ce"ts Shear 20 10 rs cents per h.; Cast Steel, 20
to % cts. per ID.
Lm"ed 0H-so cts. Lamp. sl0O to $50 per
gallon Tanners. 81 G, 90 to 800 per Dbl.
. Leatler-Good Sole. Is to lo cts per lb Damaged
Sole. 8 10 IL cents per h.
fredericksburg. 81 90 tod rs per keg; Rifle, S.
30 to 600 per key.
uooL-Woo. rs to % cents perIb,; Wool Rolls. 81
10 49,
Coal and Wood-Biiuminous. IS cents per bushel
Anthracite. s. 90 per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood 81
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HIDE, OH. ANIs R.EiAEEElsIe
%TOgsE3.

fENilE undersigned 10 paw gtang in score. GOODS
Il which he has purchased the North tor cash. aud
Is prepared 10 sell low. Those wishing ~ buy L. hls
line are invited 10 call
500 sides New York Solo Leather,
80 barrels tanners OIL.
1900 pair Shoes and Boots
80 don Hats and Cnrs,
Saddles. Umbrellas sh,c Threal, Shoe reg,. Shoe
Knives. Ac.
Wholesale and Retail. 3, The old sand OF c. F,llaa
bee s. Co. and opposite Davis, Cuhaun 4 CO.. Ma
Street. JOHN J. HCSBk ND.
Oct. 10 ae-4z 6m
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pa"" 70 Tue discharge of debt due from IN. Church
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24

.,t0 Poper.-lhe Bsnkrrs' Weekly Circular, and
S'as'ea Record" is tho title of paper, the public,
''"n VI which has bscn recently commenced in New
Turk, by Aiesss. J. S. liomans and f. Williams
rnse Is per annum. II is filled with valuable I'VE
sad slinast said invaluzblr) matler-each number be-
'ay richly worth. TO those who desire TO have mass Of
Inflammation on topics Of public always access
bio, the annual subscripon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-11-24

W A Convention Of the friends Of thu sbollion Of
t.fItal lnnin.r MAS held IN Thiladr lphia a few
ssys ago, and proceeded 10 regular organizatloIl
Cssrge H. Dallas the Vice President is The Presiden,
Fl lle S"eley aud nay be regarded The head Of thu
ae~ in"vrment. "Phiiauthrophy," 'Ret.rm," and
"Pr~gr~ss," are the characteristics of the aye.
john Qalney Adams has alsu come out, in a letter,
10 fAvor Of Tho abolition Of caplt,l punishment.