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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-04
EWIN BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE
D R U G CTS rs,
No, Z, North College Street,

NASHVILLE. Tim,
TyOULD n speetfullv inform Druggists. Merch ants.
w Physicians and Manufacturers, that they have
again commenced the Drug business in the new building
on College near Church street. and intend coninng them
selves To the WHOLESALE TRADE Their stock Is near
y entirely fresh one and they determined to MAKE
both the prices and qualities satisfactory They oder or
sale low for cash on 'inle to Puneiuai men
$40 gallons best Winter sperm Oi'
500 Tanners Oh;
1860 pounds Indigo. Of prime quality
So do Extract Of LcgwoOd in small boxes
40 do COchlnea;
So do MuTiate Of Tin;
1900 do Alum;
400 do Refined Salpetre;
1000 do Epson Salts;
$50 do Gum CamphOr;
1890 do Sup. Carb Soda;
30 Gro ~ Lane YeEmuge;
10 do MIanes Liver Pills
20 do FahnestOcks Nermfuge;
100 dor. Mustang Linimeut;
100 Gro. wood box Matches;
$50 dOz Ma<Ous Backing.
$50 m q. D. Caps
loco pounds Red Lead-dry;
500 do White do dos
800 do Letharge;
POO BUSH Kentucky Blue Grass Seed;
A. boxes Bonn's Scotch snuff, in packages
q do CARROTS do do :, ho d%
IS do MaccabOy smut, in cots;
IOee lbs. IN Jars and bbs; ~
$50 pounds Pearl Sage;
10 do TapiOca;
$50 do Gum Arabic;
So doz Cod liver DIR nshiOn, Clarke Cos,
so do Sedlet's Powders, in tin boxes;
SO do Soda
60 pounds Calomel, English and American,
10 do HydrOdaie OF Potash;
2l5 do Spirits Nitric Aether;
Sc do Aqua Ammonia;
20 do Sqr IOddR Of irUn
Schseffslin Extra Powders and Extracts;
Physicians Pocket Cases OF instruments, Of various styles
pb,,sir;ans' Pocket Cases OF Walls large vaTitv;
Amputatng Dissec'ing LythOtOnly, Irepannins and
Midwife Instruments, IN cases;
Medicine Chests variety Of styl and sizes.
- Feathers Beeswax Ginseng, Flaxseed, &c, taken
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And for sale by every Dr'gglsl M tle 2.aIe.
CARSUALL,S UTERINE CATHOLICON'

N
MFor The disease of Females of the most extra
ordinary and valuable medicines now extanL II II
al Nv 'nr Tuos P,yE.oy of New York. an Aiopathc
physician who has practced successfully in Utica Ne"
York forty years Its discovery was The re u Of chance
while Experimenting on remedies for totally different tram
Of disorders For years has been tested IN every par
If the world In the State of Tennessee it has performed
wonderful cures will not that II has been snceessiul
in every case hut when does not neyerfas 70 re-
Eave the most distressing symptoms. permitted oy
William Parkes ESQ., o. lawrenceburg to state ina, IN
few weeks it completely cured his neeio GIRL VINO NAG e
for five wears in the hands of physicians who had mol DeS
able TO relieve her.
For sale by every Druggist in the State and by
i ~ y ALIEN MACKENZIE
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sale low This article IS said 10 be much SUPERIOR 70
White Lead in bTllancy Of color, durability in EXPOSED
situations and all the purposes which the latter applied
and ests but little more Ii is coming largely Inta use IN
de eastern cities. oct2) EWlN BROTHERS
GOLD LEAF AND FOIL.-10 ounces Abbeys
Il best Gold Leaf; Is Packs best Gold Leaf Received
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tsF At the Verandah Hotel, kept by Mrs Ed
NoSpsoN and her son-naw Mr. BAcHUS there is gentle
man from Scott County, KY who, for tlCess months suffer-
ed greatly from chronic disease othe stomach and bowels
which could be removed by the most dpproced practice
respected and continued it for the Doctors sake
He had paid his Doctors Bill, without any calculation Of
making another thinking ofno use; and no one ex
pressed any hope of his recovery except stranger who
happened to pass that way and advised him to different
course of treatment which has this recommendation, that
in re soeeEs time has made him feel like engaging in
business But why does he come out of this spell OF sick
ness strong advocate of DIR. ArnOld's Union Pills!
Because they the principal remedy used in the treat
ment Of his case and to their Efficacy be is principally IN
debted for his recovery Should not such cases publish
ed If some persons are opposed to their publication can
ANYBODY tell us the reason whyg
The gentleman above referred to ELIAS Stone broth
or of JoHx Stone the clerk at the VERANDAH
Nashville Oct 19-t.
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MeCREA q TERRAss,

McCREA d TERRAss,
Corner of Broad and College Streets Nashville, Tenn
Agents for SDiitks Pittsburgh and WSeeDg XXX 4, and
CtLbratat Kennels
DALE ALES, PORTER & BROWN STOUT.
1 HAVE in store the following, which they will sell
at Pittsburgh prices transportation added to-day;
125 Bits CIV Smith Pittsburgh Ale ter suuIneruse
$50 "Kepnett Brand equal to the best Scotch Ale;
lOOl{ do do for family use;
20 Casks Bottled do; zl
may22-ly .Ia Ia. q --Le ELLL
r ANGHORN N ARMISFEAD.-IO0 PACK
ages OF Langhoru Armiseads superior Chewing To-
oct octs5 JUS '''''N ~ - JOHNSON. HORNE& CO
0HEESE 100 BOXES W. II. CHEESE.
noT VA ''s'''s1 '-1 - ' & s CHEATHAM CO.
nRIED Beers CASKS EXTRA SUGAR
IL Cured Beef, just received and for sale by
nov24 Z. s. CHEATHAM co.
oyTAR CANDLES-IO 100 BOXES, HALF BOX
- ES aud 4 boxes Star Candies received and tor sale by
novel -" E. :. ClIEATfiAM co. =
A LE-25 BARRELS PALE ALE. .-tI
n just received and for sale by o,,r,,m,1,,.co
DROOMS-25 DOZEN CORN BROOMs-A
ID superior article Just received and for sale BY
nov2t l. y CIEATHAh co.
TNRESH OYSTERS. DOZEN
i cans Fresh Baltimore Oysters for sale by
nOvll FEW AXIS & HAkklS.
CTAR CANDLES.-FIFTY BOXES STAR
noyii EDWARDS 4 HARRIS.
OOPA HAVE THIS DAY
J associated with me in the Wholesale Grocery Com
MISSION Receiving and Forwarding Business, Mr.. Will
LIAM PHILLIPS OF Nashville under the name and style
u nova rn1is''''' --''' L. IL. LANIER.
L. H. LAx1Ea. VIZ. rmLLPs.
LANIER PHILLIPS,
WHOLESALE GROCERs, COMMISSION, RECEIVING
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS;
On E,s II
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@8UADETPTIIA ONEPRICE CLOTHING

Il
STORE Cedar street. near the Post Oiite, Nasllvlle.
tennessee We respectfully ea he attention OF Geniie-
men 10 advantageous arrangement that we have recent
iy made for the purose Of Furnishing them with clohingo
suerior quality lower rates than has here'oore
been charged BY similar establishments The senior part
ner MIR Clifton residing and remaining continually
in Philadelphia having been for many years engaged N
the purchase Of material and the manufacturing u Coang
in the Eastern Markets. gives decided when
we are returning the benefit Of our customers IN ms
arrangement aud the price principle. we batter our
selves that shall be able TO give satisfaction 10 M w"
may favor with their patronage -,
- Making to OTder.-We have IN Gun employ one
of the most experienced ard superior cutters IN me
States and will warrant work 10 give entire
Onr stock Of Goods on hand j. large and beautiful CON-
rp, an the latest styles Of fabrics introduced TENTS
men Will please call and examine our stock
nov4 - -, - -
"HEIi VI ATISM. 81 RHEUMAT1Sh CAN
IL be cured either intamnaiOry (acuel or chrome 40
natter what form Of the disease how bal or how long
standing b. the use of that celebrated Vegetable lnerhA
/ remedy Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound and BLOOD
Purifier For sale by the only Agent IN Nasaylils
/ nOvl9 n u 800
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WATERFIELD & WALKERS.
.AT6 AND GAPS FOR BOYS-W ATEK-

ITATb AND CAPS FUR But ," NJ En-
II FIEID& WALKER have the largest assortment OF
Rows and Chdrens Hats and Caps offered in the CT
t MANY of the STYLES are entirely and very desra
bic Also Mems tine Otter and Sea! Fur CaPs-wh SIR
plush and cloth Caps great variety Their prices VIII
he found in all instances moderate aud uniform
WATERFIELD Il WALKER, 20
=, Gor-5ar's WI decS.
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UVHEGR DYsENTERY 81 r.
/ UPS an uneoualed remedy in all cases OF BOWE
COMPLAINT and ASIATlO Cli0LER taken WIN tne
t svrootor,s viz Vomiting and DarrhUa In the past
two years il has cured thousands in this State OF BLoVD1
FIIJX when all oher remedies had failed -
p; =, "a conts nar bottle ALEX MACKENZIE,
Agent College street,
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N A S HI V / l. L E:

SUNDAY MORNING, DEC. 4, 1853.
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OFFICE OF NASHVILLE G AS LIGHT co.
NOVEMBER, 4, 1858.
A DIVIDEND Of per cent for the last twelve months
n 4 per share-has been this day declared the cap
a stock Of the Nashville Gas Light Company payable on
the 4h of January nex-tme being allowed TO enable such
Stockholders may hold fractions of Shares to consolidate
them. JAS H. hENDhlCh,
novS-1m Secretary.
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NTOTICE.-HAVING THIS DAY ASSOCIA-
y ted with Us in the Grocery Business, THOMAS c.
BURGE eur business viii be conducted heretofore,
der the style OF BEN. NJ. NOEL co.
oci9g BEN NJ NOEL & CO.
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en- nm ! WISH TO ,PURcnAsE

S1O 900 o |i Ede TO 9. w RHF SGia.asd9
Bridge par. payable in Merchandise at cash prices.
novI9-3m r. II. BR0CKWAY. No.7l Public Square.
CUMBERLAND COAL.--The undersigned has
at his yard, College street, opposite Capt Hornes
Paint Shop, fine lot of the best Cumberland Coal which
will be sold at the market prices The public invited
to call and try this coal. JAMES HUGHES
.y~ Having Wagons and Teams am at ali tunes pre-,
pared furnish my old and friends win Sanu
and Gravel to do any hauling that may be required
Nashville, October 30, 1858 D. IL
DOY'S CLOTHING DEPOT THE subscribers
ID have the most extensive and varied assortment OF
Clothing for Boys from TO Is offered Sr SAFE IN lh
Union Orders for Gentemens Clothing filled at the short
estnotce.
Persons purchasing Clothing at this establishment have
the privilege of changing them If they do not SUIT
+. A. H0YT 4 BRO.
SW corner ofChestnut and lost, Philadelphia.
April 6, 1s53-ly
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES WATERFIELD
i 4 WALKER have just received beautiful assortment
of fine dress Fs to which they would invite the attention
of the Ladies' Their assortment Of Extra Black Lynx Nuns
aud Yicorines very desirable and of the latest New
York and European designs. s.
Their stock comprises all the leading styles of the season.
and as they made their purchases late they will sell them at
low and uniform prices. - - %
does WATERFlEi4D WALhEh--
TINHE HAT THAT TAKES THE LEAD Ii
the New Winter Style at Waterhed * Walkers.--
No Hat vet introduced in the city has met with such
great popularity. The Hats they now manufacturing
are of the most perfect design and manufactured from the
best materials will retain their color through all va
rious changes which they may be exposed. new supply
Jecs WATERFIEID & WALKERS.
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CASH! CASH.
NTNTED at the South Nashville Furniture Factory, of
w good SEASONED LUMBER ....-- d. .
100000 feet Of a inch Walnut Plank -wide;
$4,000 do do do do do;
10000 do 9 do do do do;
100000 do Walnut Scantng feet long, T. Sin. sqre5
100000 do Cherry do do do;
100000 do Is inch Cherry Pank-wide;
$4,000 do q do do do;
10000 do do do do; al. "a. d.
$4,000 do Ash ranging from 4 to in tick-wide plank
Also Poplar of all sizes used for Cabinet purposes Tor
which CaSh will be paid on delivery.
Also 25 or 80 good CABINET MAKERS wanted, to whom
fair prices will be given in cash. Also, or good UP
HOLSTERS. None bot good workrnen need apply
anil
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MAHOG Any. Nc., Sc.

Fine crotch and shade Veueers, IeL
Oak Veneers, I0akiiHgs, EaLs Llg
Bureau Knobs Sand Paper ---- 4-..r.- ..-s -
Varnishes, assorted.
Offered low by octS I. WELLS.
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BRUSHES IS


have lust received from New ork, large supp! VI
Brittania Ware Pitchers, !, 3, s, and qiS;
Coffee Tea aud Cream Pots;
Sugar Bowls
Candle-sticks and Lamps
Cups and Cigar lighters
For sale at q small advance on Manufacturers prices
SNOW, MACKENZIE & CO.,
. 10 Nashville.
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DUCKWHEAT FLOUR-FI Oh X
ID bags Buekwheat Flour for sale bv
noy26 rEfH LANIER & PHILLIPS
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A LIE! ALE !!-IO0 BARRELS SMITHS
n celebrated Ale received by Georgetown and for sale
low bv MeCREA & TERRASS,
uov9s Broadway.
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iNUININE MoFphia, Cbloroiorm. Pepsin, Cod Ltger
~ OIL Strchnine Hyd PotlsSae Iodine, Nitrate Silver
Select Poacders of Opium peeaea'lh, Caioeyni, RhEbdr6
.scamoay, Nay qgpf, Bayterry, Golden Seal de-
Gets '1asorJ 9Ears. Market Street.
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DLOWSI PLOWS! G-I5O BEST PEACOCK
Pows just receivedb Georgetown. and for sale low by
McCREA / TERRASS
dUav
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NOTICE TO STOCkHOLDERS.-.
PLOWS! PLOWS!!

TINE Southern States that have 50 long ES<z-a
1 depended PittSburg and Cinein- a N<o4&
natl fora supply Of Flows, Wagons and
other Farming implements now get all they want atthe
Agricultural Mandatory Market street. Nashville,
Tenn We would call the attention of Planters and Mer
chants particularly TO very large stock OF Flows CON
sstng of great many Of the most improved kinds now
in use and at as low prices they be brought here
from other places Attic place may be found all
kinds of Wagons Railroad Carts Wheel Barrows and Rail
road Plows CultivatOrs and HarTOws Those wishing
Poys sent can order them direct from from most Of
the prncpa dealers in such things in Nashville as they
keep them of our manufacture GEO. &. ALLEN, Pres
of Agricultural Manufacturing Company Lower Market
street Nashville Tenn. nOv24-4m-
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uTOODEN WARE.-We have just received nom
w New York purchased there at the LOWEST rates Ior
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4 ANGHORN N ARMISFEAD.-IO0 PACK
ages OF Langhoru Armistead's superior Chewing To
bacon Just received and for sac by
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Price of r. b. Relief, 25 cts. so cts and ST.,
" Resolvent 81. ...- o. .
Regulators, % cts. per box.
R.R.R. Office, 1872 Fulton Street, n. Y.
dec1-lm d&w. go.
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ARTISTS COLORS, &c.
Oil Colors in flexible tubes,
Mahogany Pallets, -.
Sable Camel's hair and Brise Brushes
Palette Knives Yarnishes, drying oil, &c, srav
Water eoer paint boxes, assorted.
DaguerreOtype Paint boxes,
do materials, assorted 90
Received and for sale low by T, WELLS, -s
oct8 Market Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-17

lie LIE. lie always stood viii great zeal
Yesterday we published dispatch from
Boston. giving intelligence of Gen. Pierce 5
arrival in that city. On sonte for the seat Of
government. and stating that hc was Then
closeed with Cushing The incident is
omlnous, and We are prepared 10 see the Pre-.
sdent elect doing as 6rst act, what viii not
be well received by The mass ofihe party IN
Congress Caleb belongs 10 that tribe of
Summer soldiers. epnuloucd and rnarched
into service by Mr. Polk, IN the Mexican cam
paign. Pierce was another. One distinguished
himselfby 'umbling from LIS horse, Just out
side Of the reach ofthe enemy's guns--the 9TH
er dislocalcd his ancle, while "a.maying" with
Senolira in Camargo,or some other subdued
and peaceful city in rear Of tho army. They
are equals in military service, as they were IN
qualifications and rank aud doubtless the New
Hampshire Bfjgadier has fello~-ieelng
enough for his yankee comrade 10 dispose HIM
10 share his good fortune y ith MIN.
But il would be a sckening dose for the old
line democrats especially Of the Somh) to
swallow. Caleb 3 nu eleventh hour man.
When Whggism came IN under Harrison,
Caleb was Il whig-whcn 1gicrim got pos
session Of The power and patronage Of the
government, Celeb wasa y lertc and when
loeolocoism, rampant and reekng, broke loose
upon tho country under Polk Caleb WAS II To-
cofoco. Since then We believe he has been
chiefly exercised in the petty inulgues and
coalit,ous If lds party IN Massachusetts, He
would look grand in lhc seat of Webster aud
Everett az grand as our own JosErH in the
char Of Henry and Tazcwel But 1t Is not
that which yexes the pious aud patriotic souIe
Of Tho party in Congress" They do not
relish the thought of Iheir HIGHEST honors and
richest Office being borne off by mcropcrs
They have learned scripture enough 10 know
that the workman is worthy Of his hire. and
alter having endured the heat and tos of the
field they entertain some disintcresled idea that
they are rather more entitled to rest aud pay,
thon lbcy who looked idly on, or slrove against
them, Well. it's natural enough aud we ten
der the sufferers our sympathics
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-17
VIRGINIA LEGIsEATURE.
AloNDAY, Feb "A.
House.

On milton Of Mr.. Anderson, the Speaker
" rs ordered 10 issue writ Of election 10 sup
ply the vacancy m the House OF Delegates,
created hy the resignation Of A. ]. Crane, IA
member from Richmond City-lhc election IL
be held on Thursday urxl, the l7lh inst.
4 bIl increasing the capital sock Of tho
Luray aud Front Royal Turnpike Company
came from the Senate with an amendment, To
which tic House agreed.
a resolution from the Senate, was agreed 10
by The House, authorizing and requesting the
Governor to request the Slatcs Of Mar, land,
Delaware and New Jersey. to take into consi1
eralon the expediency Of graming respective.
ly such right Of way toa railroad or railroads.
As may be necessary To connect the cities oil
Philadelphia, B1ltimo'e, New York, or al Of
those cities with the North and South Rail
road. chartered by this Commonwealth
through the counties OF Accomac aud North.
ampion.
On motion Of Mr. Speed, rhe Chair was di.
rreted TO appoint "A special committee to bring
III a bill To authorize the South Side Railroad
Company 10 acquire by purchase or other
wise, PcrclVal's Island, in JONES River, for
ree'ing depot and for other purposes Of theil
Railroad.
The following are the only bills passed to
day:
A bill amending an act Incorporating the
JonesyiIlo and Little Stone Gap Turnpike
Company; and
A bill authorsing further subscription to
the capital stock Of the GIlcs Fayette and Ka
nawha Turnpike Company.
Alter protracted discussion on a resolution
from the Senate, requesting the return of the
CoVingon and OHIO RAILROAD bill for the pur
pose ot correcting an error committed Ivy I'll,
Senate in FILLING 10 take the ayes aud noes OF
IT'S passage; and after agreeing to the resolution
the House adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-17
Washington Union ANA Ihc Demo.
cratic Review.

! The great political prize fight between those
two organs,lho Richmond Times says has not
yet terminated. In the Union Of Saturday we
find brief but bitter rejoindcr to the late let
ter Of admiral Sanders" TIE following
extract will suffice specimen. 1t is pleas
ant 10 " illness the interchange oil such agree.
able ci,ilities botw cen brethren Of the same
household
"Mr, George n Sanders ESSAYS to yind;ca,e
his Review from the structures of the Washing.
ton Union in letter which we have read with
utter ama2emput-anazomen at the genius
that could compress so much conceit, 50 much
Ignorance, aud, we regret To add, so much
tdlsehood IN the compass of newspaper col.
umn. Vanity, stupidity, and mendacty are,
in their nature, dIHusive and garrulous; but
here We have vanity, stupidity and mendaciry
running their fall length. and playing their
most fantastic tricks, within a space scarcely
sufficient for the leader Of a morning journal.
We smile with sensation of mingled amuse-
ment and contempt when We read such
! passages as these: AT tins crisis itook hold
OF the Review ~ have been accused of hay-
ing killed oh'-"l gladly pass the rens into
the hands OF Frank Pierce Il feel that | have
done IN one year the work of a life time" aud
if they were ALL We would not venture to dis
turb the rapt admiration with which Mr. San.
ders contemplates his own grandeur Ii is no
affair of ours if the editor of the Democratic
Review choose TO play The fool in the face of
the nation; but W hen he dares to caumpiate
this journal, respect for the opinion of those
who may possibly be deceived by msrepresen-
tation demands some contradiction of his mis-
statements
The Review man, with an uncommon iacul-
~ for ribaldry and rant,has more talent, and
stronger will than the whole Union establish
ment They may black ball and tahoe him as
much as they please, bdt.there is no denying.
that the difficulties out of which the nomination,
OF Pierce grew were accustomed by the sting
ing and startling illusions ofthe Admira's pen.
moro than by any one other cause HIS
right hand hath not yet lost its cunning, and
he may be provoked to bring down chaos on
the party again. We advise the Union to let
him alone
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-17

rule WAS thai the body Of the monarch should
remain ~ tomb beside the altar until the
death Of his succ. ssof. when il was sunk IN
the vault TO mako room for The new conner -
Thus Louis XVIII. remained Ill The pracia.
nation Of The Republic Of 1913 waning for
successor 10 come and take his place. The Re
public put his remains n the vault, bat they
have now been restored 10 their place beside
the altar, where they will wait III Louis Ma
poleon dies of, or new Republic shall h7p-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-17

KossuTn.-lt has been stated that this
gentleman previous 10 leaving the Uuiled
States, signed contract to head hostile ex-
petition from New York, against a country
with which we are al peace. Whether lhis be
true or not, we have the most indubitabe
evidence that he did sign a contract with an
ageLt or factor ofan armory for the manufac.
ture of several hundred thousand ball cart
ridges, several pieces of ordnance, and other
munitions of war, to be delivered at port in
the Mediterranean. His hasty departure. how
ever, left matters in rather confused state, land
we believe the contract was not executed.
should he revisit our shores, as it is said to be
II, II, contemplation, 1t would be well for our pub
Nc authorities to remember these facts-Nelo
io'H journal Of Commerce.
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mot nd, sci Of any transactions Nothing done il 9.
Mills. ~
GRA1s AsD SEFps The receipts OF CIR; in ar.. IA.
and transn etions smoll. We quite rcd Whe5, a.,
81 II; white wheat at 81 II : % per 1p II "a
auality We note gaes Of { esafseed at Sc o - 70
GRocfntFs.-CoHee is steady. We unote RI. -,
q TO 10 cent per b. Sugar and Molnsscs oye, M -
! 4 cents per ID
Provisions The Provision market * ou;. II
quote PORK az Y 30. aud prime d. lG ner ~
Mess Beef II BOA SIS 30 snes of Bacon sheglj l,o'
nj 81 s. cents SIDES 81 cents, and ham. n 95I
ecaf- per ID.
ToBAeco.--Thcre is some inquiry, bun the ,.l :
light and receipts moderate. No change to nor IS
prices.