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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

DWAKE.-We are now in receipt of "u
Il Il Fall stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY. GUNS
md SADDLERl, comprising the Hs-A
7affe md cIte1See assortment exhibited kTHUkA
IN THIS MARKET. We have now ON hand:
800 dozen Axes, Va aud Nv paiter,s
5000 " Pen md Pocket Knives, in endless variety
$500 " Knives and forks, ofal prices aud quality
100 " Knob, stock, cupboard. aud other locks
2OO0 " Butts, Parliament. nnd book and eye hinges
5000 gross wood screw assortcd sizes
2000 dozen fiat bast'd mill pit and y files
800 =" Spades and rhovels
loo manure and llny forks
40 d" selves mud sifters
40 single and double barrel Guns md RiArs rang
in price Il om $3.50 10 a. each
100 dozen men mud women's saddle ireea sinTnp
irons bride bits harness aud bllie buckles rings &c
in gront variety. Iron nxlcs, MI SKIES eptc springs
hub and snnd bands hog skins, bride hngs md sud
dlery Hardware generally blacksmith 4tUps of every
description. Planes chises, augers aud carpenters
tools, nlurgc assortment. For Farmers nnd Pnnrnrnn
use, hnvc full assortment of articles such Brain.
BILE Seyhes, grub hoes, manure dmgs ggrden forks pick
axes &e NIL OF which offered Tor sale low prices.
All purchasers. particularly merchants, Wishing tins
market To buy goods, respectfully invited clI md
exuminc assortment, before pHrehn.ng going on
further North feel insured goods and pisces
will compare ayornbly with my establishments in ihe
Northern cities. SMITH H. ROBERTS.
sept lO-d2m il II Nam Streef, Riebmood, Ia.
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Two THE CITY TRADE

rTsO THE CITY TRADE.-The UNDER
y signed, publishers ofthe BiDfu.p SENTINEL offer
TINT rnper valuable medium for the Merchants Me-
chunc. mud Trudesncn of the ci,y of Lynchburg, 10
bring their Goods Wares, &c. before large portion of
the country peopa VINO trade buy und barter in that
place. The advantages of advertising known and
appreciated and we have but offer them this channel
To effect. what il surely will brisk aud profitable trade
for the Sentinel is circulated through every neigbor,
hood in the large county Of Bedford, besides much of
the surrounding country.
Address-Libery, Bedford county, Va
Aug 26-d m RIDGWAY 4 REESE.
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sEABURY's shoe ssere !!!1

:" LINF MD LET LIVE
- II will be remembered that when comme ne oil
business under myosrH name year two since rouH
toward the Market Innae from he old stand
took the above aud having strictly adher-,; to
H. ondeavoring make my snles nuttsifg beneGrI1 t
The purchaser and mysrif. now, under The rule
offer To ntruly generous community, probably the
extensive assortment of Dress nnd euinnnn BOOTS
md Shoes, HINTS, Caps, Trunks, and
paises Travelling Bags, Umbrellas. Shoe Thread and
niher articles belonging my business. Tint has
been presented the citizens of Lynehlg und those
who purchase in this markot.
My experience in my business. having paid ercinsre
attention 10 IL Tor twenty five yenr, my acguain
tanee with Manufacturers and Dealers, aud my long
residence in Lynchburc, qualities prepare my.
sefto do well us the beat, md 1t is.
nm very thankful for the liberal patronage received
nnd sha strive 10 srCure ia continuance.
L. SEABURY.
Spri,e If $50 . A,S,r
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S.sSs Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk
sssE- AND NEW-YORK STEAM PACKET COM
rANY, have now on III, tine their new and powerful
low pressure Steam Propeller, CUyoJ Richmo"d, Il.
W. FOSTER Master she is double iron braced and fas
tened. equal to l. sny ships of twice her tonnage She
has fine State Room accommodations for passengers.
and pains will be spared to make her the popular
vessel for persons travelling This route and goods will
be delivered with ceraniy ofme in few hours after
shipment The Steamship, Cty If Nortol@ is now
days, be commanded by JANIS Posi-. This line
with line Of steamers pier eight New York,
for Boston.
AGExrs........M AIIOR Il LORD, NcwYork;
ROBERT RANKIN, Richmond.
Dan 5-dts
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nIssOLUTION.--T Co-Psrtner.hfp hereto-
- lore existing between the Subscribers under the
style Of DUDLEY ConrTos, has been ibis day dissolved
by mutaal eonsent.--Iohn w Dudley Inexperienced the
interest Of VIVA Compton ia the late concern and will
dischargeils labn.s lie embraces this eppnrtanity
:" hi- sincere thanks is friends for their pat
r"nage To the concern ~ DUpLEY X CoMPTos, aud 10
suiicn Ia eontiasaaes ~ Ais u, connection.
JND. w. DUDLEY.
WM A. COMPTON,.
CISciss4t April I2lh 1852.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
T,iegr.ph.a for the Lynehburg virglnlan.
sailing ofshc America.

Bos toN sent. +.
The Steamship America sailpd to-day for Liverpool.
with 10000 in specie.
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% NEW CLOTHING STORE ,-7o->

A. S. SIIAFER q CO
TIVE subscribers, proprietors OF the very pelu mr.
Il CT thing establishment known a. the "IErERS-
BURG CLOTHING BAZAAR" tnle this method of
Informing the citizens OF Lynchburg aud the surlonnd-
ing country that they intend opening, the 1t ot De-
t,her and deSraLic o,k Of Ready-Madc
Clothing, in Tia" Main street, formerly
cur led by Messrs. Payne Bell, Opposite e. Mcem'..
Manufacturing. we do. all he C3o hing san by
having extraordinary facilities for the purchase and nn-
utacture Of goods. aud thorough acquaintance with the
requirements of the Vrginu Corbinc market .haII
keep constantly supplied with GENILEMEA'S
CLOI'HIAG md FURNISHING GOODS. in
every vilriey.-and by strict attention 10 the of
the community. shall endeavor merit shnre II
public hvor A. s. SlIAFER * 60.
SEPT lodi, if Republican c,lu.
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ngCKlNSON COLLEGE.-fhe Full scS-
- sionnr this ancient and iasurite nsi nlion will
commence Wednesday, the 18th Of sePtemh"r,-
funcuary il attendance s,efnred, @Le by 'he H,c'-
csis of the students and OF the College.
Board in good families may be hed Mt prices ranging
rom Is - 90 per week {Studenis prei'rring to
board ibrm.cvc reduce this expense rs low rs 2A
per wcek) The annual eiarges, inelnd'ng t"i-
tom Donr and oil inclcnnls for room-reht, washing,
fuel ond liglts vary between $ll5, 90 and $4,000.
Carlisle Sent ST. G. COLLINS. President
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WARWICK HOUSE,

49, WARWICK HOUSE, -
unl LY II b y Il q, II r q y a. lli.i
I'HE proprietor has removed from the Virginia II oel
L IL the above HOUSE, ana has ntted up large To
ception Room. Office and Bar Room. which nuke it
of the first class Hotels in Virgina. All he has say Is
there shall be neither expense ortrouble spared to make
all comfortable that patronze him. The Ludies depart
ment will be under the management OF an experienced
and attentive Indy. with good aud trI,ty The
Livery HILL STABLES, otta bed IN this Hotel,
where horses will be we'll taken Of The stage Office
for all the different lines running out of lynchbug,
kept this Hote aud the ticket office to the Richmond
and Danve Raroad, and the South-Side Railroad to
Petersburg. G. NJ. BRUCE, ProP'r.
Mr.. x Mrs. w. MCCRELRY, in retiring from the
Warwick House beg leave their grateful THINKS
for the vey liberal patronage bestowed them during
their seiouin in vnchburg and shall always view il
npprobaory Of their Efforts give sfaction
to their guests.
They hope the good feeling will be continued tn
Mr. Bruce. hose capacity and beraiiy Is guarantee
that they will be well taken OF ut his house. which
IS notexceed by any in Lynchburg
Sept H. I'm
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c,selsSArl. April 18th 1852

itscIESArl, April 18th 1852
INEE Subscribers have associated themselves for fhs
4 pnrpnse ri conducting in this City Tobacco
and General Commission Business.
under the Firm Of kEssETTN DUDLEY. and respeeifnl-
~ solicit patronage. Our Business will be e.ela-
si'cya comfsssoa Basaess and experience wen-
~ years by seof partner active Mercantile life IN
this ~. aud Denomination the part ofboth pro-
mote The fnefest nj onf friends, WILL hope
~ lb"fnl support, We prepared to nuke The ususI
Advance en- eonsignmenis in bend. and purchase
Prodort, Se on the eastomary terms. We will occupy
th' Large .na | onanDiioas Warhou.e. No. II Public
Landing. JNO. KENNETH,
may 27--6m JND. w. DUDLEY.
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CITY COURT-uOutsE

i able plum Tor the city Couft-House having
been completed and adopted proposals building the
same Willie received until the 18th duy of October
when the wofk will be let The substrucnre will be If
nla-onry.n portion of which will be cut-range work -
the snper-ru of brick. the front Of which will he
either -tnceood or of ine stock brick. aud the roof
cred with zine,he whole TO be nf the best materials
aud the work o be executed in the best Manner under
the supervision aud subject To the approval of the
Building Committee. One third of the contract money
will be advanced from time time the materials are
furnished and the work progresses. Proposals for
peting the whole will be received The plans and spec
icatons can be the office Of Garland X Slaugh-
ter, head Of Main Street.
CHARLES W. CHRISTIAN ! .
JESSE HARE.
JOHN Il. MCDANIEL,
Upton d. JENNINGS.
WILLIAM L. TALIAFERRO.
Sent i6--2tawtl5O
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BLACK SMITHS Tmyers,

Il -
Il l. An Indispensable article Tor all Black Smiths, foI
which as to saving of Coal and heating Iron. please
,uire of Mr. Dabney Of the Phunix Foundry. Mr.J. H.
Bailey, Wheewright, and at the Smith Shop Of the
Piedmont Works-nll of which have them in Fo'
-ee by A. Netteton Agent for the patentee for Virginia
Piedmont Works. Lynchburg, june 81, Is
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CAPITALIZATION OF THE

REPUBLICATION OF THE
LONDON QU.dRTERLY, IIfE EDLNB ING
TIE NORTH BRf1fSH, .f.N'D H'ESTmLN.
IS rex RETIEUS MD BL.ACKFOODS
.M4G.HZLNE.
LEONARD, SCOTT & co, Publishers
70 Fulton, and 81 Gold Streets New York.
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The American publishers respectfully invite the atten.
ton of their fellow citizens the merits of the above
works feeling assured that will arise from their
persu without being convinced that they subserve the
best interests of popular intelligence, and add, in an
eminent degree to the general happiness ot the naon
by imartug the public mind healthu stimulus for
high order OF intellectual pleasure.
Copies of all the above works can be the TIA
bles Of the VIRGINtAN READING Room, where ubscrip-
,ions will be received. sept 3-dts
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NEW DRN GOODS sTOnEgN THE

NEW DIkN GOODS STOIsEEN THE
" CITY OF RlCIIMOND.-Thc Subscribers having
"ssocated themselves for the purpose Of eondnctinga
general DRY GOODS BUSINESS, have opened tho
store. No. 6J. Mnn md receiving their
Fail stock Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
Tlnir stock hnvng been purchased in the Northern
riice by Of the firm in person for the money they
feel assured in snypg that they enabled and dis
posed to Offer efeaer inducements, regards price,
than my other House in the State.
Returning Trunks to the fiends and patrons of the
old concern of Hart Moses, of Lynchbnre, they
specially solicit call from them when visiting this
city. Determined M they orc, all times spare
excltoos please and give satisfaction to all who favor
them with cal lep hope to receive liberal share OF
their patronage. GEORGE HART.
ALFRED MOSES.
Country Merchants visiting Richmond, think will
find it To their advantage examine stock before
purchasing. nug 24--2twGwifl ii. Il Nj.
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WANTED.--The subscriber is anxious tn hire
good Male House Servant from, Is TOGO years
age or one that age and possessing good qualih-
Ssah'ns | will raya fine price
S'Pie -2ts2WG WI. II LASGHCRNE,
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BUILDING MATERIALS.-We hive just
ID received, from the manufacturers, very large
sorimcnt of building materials, among Which some
that entirely ne" nnd very beautiful, and not in
market.
Sliding door Locks, rail and a,tragal.
Murticc Locks for front doors, with night Keys aud
lutchcs,
Upright Lock for front door, with night keys and
latches,
Upright for front and inside doors,
Novrty Locks for front doors,
Mortcc Luck- for inside door,
liohbct mortice Tor front aud inside doors,
Rim locks - "
All tie above goods, with silver plated pearl white
rose, pearl white pattern pearl white and silver,
nrgillo eat nrgo, aud mineral Knobs. besides ever"
description II goods used in louise building. all of wi a
will .cll low those who will favor with call
Sept 3-iIw GREGORY ROYALL s. SIMPSON.
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vIRGINIAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

such ~ Pnmphlets, URnd-bIlIs, Gre UInTs, iii
he ads, Blanks, Cheeks, Cards, Labels, q q. de
They have secured the services workman exclusively o
this brunch Of their and leaving orders
rely having their work done exfediously and well.
Confident OF their ability rive entire satisfaction, they respect
fully solicit portion of the public patronage.
E0 Orders from the country promptly attended 10.
10 2s--ins TERRY a SHIELDS
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EsT OF LETTERS remaining i'm

the Post Office, on the 10Th day OF September 1872
'crsons calling for Letters in the following list will
lea Sc say they ure ADVERTISED.
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= - 4.s4s 49,
sERGcAN IssTtTvTy Warmers CLUs.-a
ca r-esdsy. Sert Sh. a. sssiset-ss- rlAats,
msefni ~ agrsesle rtrsassrs esp~ssits issea
Hi-ee res v all some fft si u ths table Ger trial
NV YORK nKRAiD cuAwb- sofics -rIfEgE
shl - m~stas = thts eemr.gy a. tsntr. Hall
s,a., ''sa''s' ssF' - se.< erss,,y ny
w.. saws. Sesrs,sry.
EkssAs OAK tomas No ~ 4 % OF q F-ruE
~ Hemhsfs ~ ,ha isdFe hereby iuxitsa stteni
teir seat reruar westsur - ssealagl somsu
per'sht husinss .1l - een~aeFee sac aetsa spsn.
q. AInsKs, Seeretsfy A uanN, ~ a.
NOTfCE.-ruE nHNnEas of rus NV YOkK
~ kxRers NNue AusaeRtiss respectfully sna
n@a'y r~gaestsa " ettsus speeis msetaf faeaaay
the 18Th sshnt - teir rveu ~ tse "a
az easiness % the utmest tmpsrtasee a. At
tttkskkALD secretary.
MOUNT VERNON SOTfcr-rng uNnFKsfeNRD
Nb hereby Etvee natus A. - vii
sses ~ Asuht Nsrnen. tAt Vest Asast thkt
be s Ne pepsfsa a. rsguise sts sead faf srhaal
fourteesth ard nase u Crsed ead lrabetA
struetF, ifsm the th sert~ahsr = tae Il. - urtsAer
hovrs frpm siescr g. three a-aaa an thsse taat
noglest - esn wii 0ampi proceed
aw drects \. Bs-fhta st pastssry be tne l4st cAiL
ners ~ lN'1 Ahv. - 0oN taliseter
LyAIR Ar TLrsuISG -QUrNNS COUNTY AGKtrUL
tNrKl Thir ~ii 10 held - figshiRr Medns.daF tka
Eth r~t wheh aoutt w he the greatest display s.or
made 10 the coNnty The tsAabaNts -Rnd City ALL
Law vii leave sfuows Fuitea nsrtet slip Ne~ YORK.
= - Z saa y eslses = y, sad snd sesoes Lsass
touch'g - Bridge street hrookiyn, aRd csnsy
New York
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unmestlc Miscellany.

house occupied By an Irish family named O-Lsary,
near Fa,s,teyls Brosn county ohio took fire on the
Goth instant, and consumed and little daughtR
Of o'LcAy aged about three yssrs, perished IN the
flames.
Depns Carroll drowned I'm the Ohio river, at On
cinnsti, un the 23d instant
A bo.. named Joseph Krnp was drowned In the new
balm at Cincinnati, on the 25d instant
The wife Of the late Elder Locke, Of Hollis r., has
the adv anod Of hundred years ana eighe
months, and II yet quite actiVe.
Patrick Fuller vas 40 much injured at Roxbury. Msss
,hs Path ipst by premature discharge 10 the bass-
i7S Of rocks, that he died tho next day
During the trial OF the proprieo-s Of the Cambridge
cattle Market Hotel at wserto~u ths 25th instant
far violating the liquor law Of by ss
ing spirits by glsss the authorities Obliged 70
lsn In som. fifty policemen 70 order
and prevent an outbreak
On the oath instant the extensive rope walk known -
Chalmers on the confines Of the city OF Bal
timrre and located the Of Hartford and
Point lane set on fire and entirely destroyed.
Mr. John g. Calvert who lived Wood Lawn in
Cecl county Nd drowned on the ltth instant near
North Point. Mr. Calvert was young man much 70,
spected lac leaves wife aud tso children.
A man. named George D. Hooper, committed suicide.
At Louisville ny on the 2ls intent sy jumping INTO
the cho river lie was young man, and had besn =
toljitr In Mexico.
An inquest beld by the Coroner Of Philadelphia On
the 10Th inr'snt he body Of Robert Atwood axd
II years The deceased shot himself voluntarily. with
pistol aud dd of hts wound NJ ST. Joaepns Hospital
Green Hl Verdict Of the jury In sccor,soce sith ha
city cf Baltimore.
Toei Shields who fr frnm an cart In rhiadephis,
on tho 18Th instent In At snd was taken 20 'n h.1
sy-ana uo.pit@i severely injured oy ssnsins ~"
| died On tn. 10Th instant -, \. c,.... =.
| c,r h.s ,ecsvsred about nsf OF the ctg," The
Rrti ,chocupr Mischief consisting on sues ~ % sruts
g.rs ub,ch II. hercd the Mcsefin tne sounH hAs bssn
1 .r,4ss,ei ana committed 30 jail IN wv Londos
1 :" sorr. nan n.med william Rsp IL aaoshsr Are
Il ,. ,tat IN Pbilad. lpna on the 18th instaot, Wa
| '.,e,.i, sal bed by man named ps'r<k CANNON.
| ran .amed Louis Lloyd Gas ki'icd in New 0dssA%
- ,I.e isth inst sn.. by Antura 0umrr. st . coaes
L.t,s csId the rsicSn Ia .Aestce sleyths saus ls-
ealy vhsru Csgs.n Nsygxoath wss ki4sd, tew ssAS
| szep.
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Marina Affairs.

Tur srLaasHR LACrcHEp To.paY--rhc steamship
Uncle Sam previously will be launched st
half past nine o'clock this moinrg by Mcssrs. Perns
Pstteron & stack, at Williamsburg withoutfil.
TiiE Srms,r CaTsosNr Cry sailed yesterday for New
Orleans via IIayuns
LAracnEp-At Baltimore rrvceptly ship Of 400 tous,
called the spesunds Owned by Dir. j. B Richmond New
Bedford and int a wna.r she T. said TO have
c ared ut Baltimore about the I'D for New bedford
AT Camden, 1Stbenst. by Hessrs. Carleton Norwood b
Co brig Of 2l tons called the surf represented TO Be
clipper beautiful model IDsteraland fri-h She is
owned by Messtr g n. & Co Jerrmish Moinirc. w.
Olney Blanchard, Sherman T. Co, aud by Capt. John
NclntiTe who will CON maud her
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Meteorological Ob.erv.t,ons.

soasss Liss, osyicr n.ssssSr 20 az -AtI sr.s~r
MoNDAs, September ~. Iesg
BUFFALO, 10 A. M.-cioucy sne eSsd rhsrnomsteI
bO wird west
o p M--Baroneter % 10 Th.rsa,uassar a. ClaaAv
and chilly.
Kccn,sys. 10 A NJ Raining L1rd Wind northeat
Thcrmomettr 55
Tt,rmcmeter 90
AuBunr, 10 A M.-Clcudy and ooli mo ming wina
~,st Tbsrmome,er az
p M.-cioudy evening. Light northwest wini
rrRAcurs. 10 A. M~-~Cold and cloufv wind v.st
RI tnlometsr 81
H. N -Brpht rsconlytt evening rhermoma,er ~
FioA. 10 70 Cool, cloudy morning. wint vsst
Thermometer So.
tLrAsr 10 A. M.--Cool clear morsi,y. wist wet
VI ofmou eter ht. sisromet.r ~ 80. NsrcuDsl
VI. M.--Cloudy; some appcss.ucv ot rita fnarmo-
mele Go Barometer ~ p3
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From PhlInd,Iphla.

FATAL ACcIDENTs--Jt DGE MAC IARLASg KILLED
CADETS or TEMPERANCE, Erc
PurLAoELriuA, Sept, %, 1852
Judge Mac Farians killed by the falling oi heavy
casting q. bis foundry at ilodaysburg, this mornus
lie the editor Of the Hsrrisburs Keystone, ani
Associate Judge Of Huntington county lie formerly
belonged to Philadelphia a most estImabe citizen,
and widely known throughout tho sta'e
large tank Of water at the bleaching works at Glou
oelter n. J. gave way this morning, killing workman
nsued oNsil and seriously inluriny Daniel IngWsol
sud i've others oNeill has two IA Boston aud two
htsrs In New York. The damage the works viii r.
qus week or ten days 10 repair. The rush OF waler
threw dom txo vsls.
arond proco, of Cadets of Temperance took racs
this morning tconsisted Of about Oo0 boys clad In
rsgala, wisL innum. rable banner. aud music
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fii. ut tsuffaio.

BufTsLo, Sept. n 1852.
nr. ocoEr.d la; night about O'Clock iu the paint
shop Of James smith adjoining spauidins Exchange.
Tho same building set fire three weeks ago.
The new engine companies promptly on the spot
and succeeded In combining the to the fourth
story. although the fire broke simultaneously in the
basement and attic. The loss Is not known yot, but
cannot be heavy. Duriog the fire boy threw himself
from the widow Of the fourth story aud in
awning eicaped injury Several arrests Of old nremep
made on account Of rio tous conduct
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ALsanf, sept. II, 1854
TIE following have been the receipts a the pat n
houTs-fiour, COO bblsi wheat, 2oUV0 bushels. corn
26Co0 bushels; barley eOo0 IA. Flour 10 uachangsd
wheat no sacs. Corn has improved. ~ 00J Dash.
mixed WeeieJn sod ~ 60 Q ~ 20 Barley u W fair
a Band higher rates psid ssses is 90 bush fsc
inlse for two rw.d, and SO . SO for four rpSsd
osts are lower 900 bush stale aud Western sod a.
a. 40. 4bo.
BsLuNoas. sept a.. lss2
There have been sales 10 d,y ~ $500 bbs sur u ~
1Sss sSa& for Southern wheat u quoted. wsstero
rtd 90 ss3c; Southern white 6lc 65c; oorr, whIt
tgc 6eoi yellos Go 07c sales 100 b.sl CA Ia ~
81 l2t 81. Live hogs 81 90 IS 20
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DvsK'sS, Sept -, Is52
The steamer Queen CITY broke her crank when OFT ar
ceona and anchor sbou. two miles from the shore
She has about $50 passengers board. The steamer
Niagara has just returned from the Queen CITY, bu tho
lake too rough II impossible 10 get enough
to render assistance Her anchors will hold IL the storm
does not ipcrease.
prSsRK. Sept 27-p W.
The Queen City has been towed into Dunkirk by tho
Niagara She had rough night but her anchors held
ber and she sustained no further injury. The Niagara
tab es her passengers.
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MILLIN ERY.

EIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
b6 Broadway door below Prince street, the
Metropolitan Hotcl.-Mrs. W. SIMMONS respectfully
to her numerous patrons and strangers visiting the
CITY, that sc has handsome assortment Of Paris fall aud
winter millinery, In addition TO large assortment. her
manufacture OF the latest fall fashions. Also just
ceyed by the last steamera large invoice u Paris satin
silks vevets ribbons, feathers artificial flowers &C. &c.
Merchants mnera supplied by tho single bon
net, as usual Mrs. 5. kindly soloits q call.
NEW PARIS CLOAK AND MANTILLA MART.-fHE
subscriber who has retur ned from Paris
fully to the ladies Of Now York and vter that
his rst grand display Of above named goods which comprise
every novelty for winter costume, will take place
next "Wednesday tho 29th Of September. JOSEPH no.
GuET 63 Broadway within Of St. Thomas Church.
of Houston street. NJ B-rlease tho address,
NEW PARIS CLOAK AND MAETfLLA MART.-THE
subscriber has Just returned from Paris
fully the Of New York and visitors that
his first display Of above named goods, which
prise every novelty for winter costume vii take place
next Wednesday, tho 10Th o. September. JOSEPH no.
Church Of Houston street. n B.Peaso copy the
address
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hoRK IhcrsiIAnsa- IMPORTANT LIQUOR CASE, frO.
PaosiDrNcE, Sept 81 1852.
barn has been burned In Exeter, and another In
Richmond In this state, both belonging 10 magistrates
who rcccntiy decided against arrested for resisting
officer In cnfotcirg tho Liquor law
The saw mill Of samuel Try, in West Grcon gich was
also destroyed hy FIRE ON tho night Of the 25th inst
The important Liquor case of William H. urcene has
been decided against him Tho liquor was taken In
custody by the a. Marshal TO await the decision the
count