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cGNE NEW z-x->.<s-n
Nas8e STOCK OF CARRIAGES. z-&Sz--2-xzzzl
"When we have money ride in ciissss,
When we have walk bJaSes
NNTE have just received our stock Of CARRIAGES,
w consisting of the finest Coace CHlashes RoekaTays,
French Pb&oa Brougliams Barouchss and Bu -Ies.-
This work was selected by blr MfEls in the best Manu-
factory il New York, and think Is the best stock of
Carriages offered in the MARKET will be sold at
any price above cost.
n, B--We have made arrangements with three large
Manufactures to keep supplied the shortest notice
MYERS d CARTER
may20-tG No 81 Lower Market street.
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Fees for Lectures 500 per annN4n.
TIE Medical Department.

The Medical Department,
Closed its first Session with III Students and 80 Graduates
its second with lj2 Students aud Sc Graduates and its
third with 220 Students and II Graduates.
The Fourth Annual Course Of Lectures will commence
Monday the 39 of October next aud continue till the
first Of the ensuing March.
ROBERT NJ. PORTER, NJ d. Prof Of General and Spe.
cial Anatomy.
J. BERRlEN IINDSI4EY. NJ D, Chemistry and PLarm-
acy and dean of the Faculty
c. X. WINSTON, b, Matera Medica and Medical
Jurisprudence.
A. IL. BUCHANAN, NJ D. Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy.
THOMAS R. JENNINGS, NJ d. Institutes Of Medicine
and Clinical Medicine.
w. n BOWLING, NJ. d, Theory and Practice of Medi-
one.
JOHN NJ WATSON, NJ. D., Obstetrics and the Diseases
of Women and Children.
PAULF EVE, NJ d.. Principles and Practice OfSurgery
WIN. T. BRIGGS, NJ d., DemOnStTatOr Of Anatomy
The Anatomical rooms will be opened for Students
the first Monday of October.
full PRELIMINARY COURsE of Lectures free to all Stu
dents will be gwen by the Professors commencing on the
first Monday Of October
Cnique has been established in connection with the
University; at which operations performed and cases
prescribed for and ectured upOn Of the Class
Amount O Fees for Lectures this Department S105.
Maircuatng Fee, paid Ony,) s.; Practical Ana
tony, so; Graduating Fee 81
Good Board can be obtained for s. 90 per week.
The Annual Announcement giving full account of the
several Departments othe University may be had by ap
plying to A. V. 5, LiNDSLEY,
magl5 A-ldmwe0woctl Seey Board Trustees.
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EDWARD SHEEGOG n HARVEY,
PURCHASING COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND
GENERAL AGENTS,
No, % CARONDELET STREET,

EDWARD sHEEGOG n HARVEY,
PURCHASING COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND
GENERAL AGENTS,
No. % CARONDELET STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
DERSONAL and prompt attention givel TO The buying
of Goods Groceries and Produce and every article for
Planters and Merchants either for Cash. Dcas upon Com
mission Merchants, upon their own credit.
.g Orders executed with despatch and bought at The
lowest market rates.
:9y~ Notes, draft and bills eolgetei aad remted i'm
~ Reeaging sad Iorparding attended to qiaopt
RRFER ro-Kirkman and Ellis, Nashville, Tenn.
John b. JohnSon ksqp
Morgan o.,
W. Il. Gordon L Co..
b NJ Noel 4 Co,
j. N. Zimmerman & Co,
William pence, Esq, Murfreesboro, Tenn.
j. Frank Henderson, Esq,
Col. E. H. Chafin, Columbia, Teun.
K. B. Mayes Esq,
Gen. G. j. Pillow,
Gen. L. J, Polk AshwOod Tenn.
je7, '55-Sm.
waN .s a. sesdp MLE Miss DhS ss of 5.sssSa A4ah Mss
MILES & ADAMS.
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
30. 33 CarOndelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
REFsR To-John NJ. Bass, Esq, Nashville, Tenn.
Matthew Watson, Esq, I"
Col Andrew Erwin Wartrace, Tenn.
Cen l.. j. Polk AshwoOd,
Cen G. J. Pillow Columbia,
EDWARD SHEEG0G,
Is our general Travelling Agent with power to make any
contract or agreement for our House.
lei, 54-3m MILES ADAMS.
I A DFFRY w. B. DEERY. R. f. DEERY.
DEERN BROTHERS.,
ALIsONIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Office No. l9A Public Square, Nastoaie, Tennessee
may22-twly
GEORGE W. COOK,
ATTORNEY ATLAw AND LAND AGENT.
WOcO Village, Texas.
WILL attend to the collection OF debts and the inves-
w cation and perfocting OF land titles IN Texas
REFERENCES.
Hon A W O. TOTrON Hon. NATHAN GREEN
K. G. MKIsNEY, X. L. RIDLEY
X l. CARUTHERs - ABE CARUTHERs,
IJoHN L. BRIEN, Governor WA B CAMPBELL.
aug3l-twly
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VALUABLE AGENCY.-A few good and
spanGbie men wanted to canvass the States of
Tennessee and Alabama for the Manufacturing and Mer
camille Union OF n. Y. City.
The greatest Inducements offered TO travelling
Agents. such that they make from five hundred
dollars per month"; according to their energy and effort
tTted
The fabrics manu ctured and sold by this Company
Por'eIsE Wares of all varieties including Table Wdre
aad Hvse Trimmings Of uETivsed elegance and duTabi
ity, aud al nrices InexcepGOnabe.
Ta5ss wares awarded the first premiums at the
Crystal Palace this past season. which indicates thel
periorty over ali foreign
The subscriber has olice and sample at the
Aasgae Iqa Nashville who're he respectfully sOeits the
attention Of ladies and gentlemen of the city, to the
natcn Of pa1 OF the principal attractions of the Crystal Pal
ace.
~? Exclusive local Agents established the most IA
vUfabe terms. W. ID. NICHOLS,
Commissioner Of Agents for the AIA4factarlag and
Mercantile Union, SEQ broadway, n, y. City.
uY5-tt
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORKS,
ahAIIIPI. -HASI An pRNPRIETNR

WALNUT GROVE, JEFFsRsoN ST., NASHVILLE, TESS.
THE subscriber takes this method Of returning his most
sincere thanks to his friends aud the public generally,
for the patronage he has already received and would say
them that he able to furnish all kinds Of cut stone,
fencing Gaping, sllls, steps, &c, &c.
FIagging.-Sawed bush hammered and self faced.
Prices Sawed threenches thick 81 50 psr 4aare yard
Bush hemmeTtys g
Selfaced, tsO Z" " "
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
"
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The Literary Department

UT anu OUIte N IoUo, AIll university OF Nas1Ve m
1925.
The Literary Department
Will be reOpened under a Organic ton, and with
new Buildings the first Wednesday OF October
REV. EDWARD WADSWORTH, ID u, Prof OF Ethics aud
Bellies Lettres, aud Chairman OF the Faculty
REV J W MCCULLOUGH, ID d, Prof OF Ancien Ian
guages.
JAMES MEIGS, N, Prof Of Mathematics and Natural
Philosophy,
REV j b liEDSLEY, Nj D. Prof of Chemistry and the
Natural Sciences.
+ + ZEYALL0S, Prof of Modern Languages.
Tuition $50 per annum-M -Mariculatlon fee $5.
The Law Department.
VIII also be opened the first Monday of october next
FRANCIS 4 FOGti, Esq,
WILLIAM COOPER Esq. Professors.
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1, RRoMN,S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA

GINGER-This ESSENCE is preparation OF una
suaIeyceence In ordinary darrhol, incipent cholera,
in short all cases of prostton of the digestive functions
ysIence of epidemic cholera and complaints OF
children its peculiarly eifcacous; family, indivd al
or traveller should be without it. enables The system 10
resist tie influence of inciplent disease which turks IN
changing climate.
CAUrIJN-Bs sure to get the genuine Essence which IS
prepared only by +. Brown at his Drug aud Chemical
Store E. Corner of Fifth and Chestnut street, Philade
phia and for sale by all respectable Apohecares in the
United States and in Nashville by w ". Berry y De
movle Ewn Bros. Thus. Wells IT, G.. Sclyel.
Observation-Disclosures
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LET EVERY MOTHER USE TEE ERAEs-
ENBERG CHILDREN'S PANACEA.

VIZ HEN the child is troubled with gripping and Hatu
w lency;
When there is looseness Of the bowels where the dis
charge is scanty, of bad color and suel
When there are erupGons when the skn il red aud
excoriated;
When the child is attacked with Measles, ConvulsenS
Cholera Inlantum orW orms this remedy certain cure
and its use will relieve the anxious mind O the mathert
ouce;
When the child starts in its sleep and wakes suddenly
with fixed or frightened look
When there are Worms this remedy is the most certaln
cure ever known Let it be the hrst Iug resored 10 IN
all cases of chdrens diseases and almost instant relief
will be experienced.
For sale by every Druggist Nashville. Price 30 cents
per bottle, with ftlll directions.
! may8l. ALEX- MACKENZIE Agent
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TIYAKE NOTICE.-I Alye now got my STEAM
1 STONE SAW Mill. in fall operation, and have
quantity of SAWED Fi.AGGS Gn hand, and viii lay Them
at 81 50 per square yard cash. And also my CORN
MILL viii be lound ready At all hours ot the day to grind
for customers The rate OI 20 bushels per hour,
the ordinary prices.
iunel :r+-tf SAMUEL HASLAM.
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INDIAN RUBBER GOODS.
Coats, Capes, Leggins, Over-Ails, Wadlng
Pants, Horse Covers, Wagon Covers.
piano Coyres Nursery Cloths, &c.

(WHICH will not wet through or become sticky m any
w CLIMATE The cheapest and best article in line ever
offered For sale by the manufacturers, ROGERS
WYCKOFF successors to H. Ii. DAY, % CORTLAND Street.
New York. . ,
Of Rubber Goods Also exclusive selling agents Of Elias
tic Webbing suitable for Cores in Congress Boots.
may3O-3m
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STRAIT, ALLEN & CO.
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MANUFACTURERS,
(Ar THE OLD sT4Np OF II. n. AgEesy
2tgo Doors Bslole the 7follre

No. 95, Cherry street, Nashville, Tennessee.
VETE are now prepared to mauufac- ~
w ture, the shortest notice, 4x--5Ss..sssssAs&A
CARRIAGES BUGGIES, &C.. OF eve SAysE @Sss- sSsG
ry description of the neatest and most $500
highly finished styls. The work gone by will compare
with any Eastern manufactory, and tue terms equally
reasonable. Being practical workmeu we think are
prepared offer batter article of Manufacture for ilspec
lion, than any similar establishment in the Southwest
and on better TERMS when fright &c, is considered than
they can be obtained from the East.
We ask thorough examination OF specimens of work
done at establishment which be hy sailing
US.
sss+ Repairing of all kinds done in the neatest
ner, aud on reasonable terms.
ap22 '54-3m.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
HNE HUNDRED AMI FIFTY ACRES OF very de-
I siTable LAND, divided into SIX LOTS, containing
from to 30 EACH known the Cheatham and wing
and; situated between and mes from Nashville, on
the Nolensye Turnpike The greater part OF the Land
1imbPred and veil Watered. Also, eligible BUILD
ING SITE on each LOf, commanding fine view Of the
Turnpike and Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad; We
w sell the above LAND atAUCTlUN at the Court House
in Nashville on SATURDAY, the 22d dsg of July next
if not vOusy sold private sale For Ierlhs 0c
"pP'' @ w. ''|s' j L.. R. W. BROWN,
Real Estate Agents.
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UNIVERSITY OF NAsHyIILE.

mis- Institution founded by the State of Nc eth Car
L lima in 1855 as Davidson Academy. 4 became Cum
berland College in 1906 and University of Nashville in
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l ] associated with me the Wholesale Grocery, Com
mission Receiving and Forwarding Business, Mr. VII
LIAM PHILLIPS Of Nashville, under the name and style
of LANIER PHILLIP1
now u. H. h.nAIn.
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nALTIMORE COFFEE.-2o0 bags just received
! from Baltimore-hnest ever received IN Nashville
;eietT rRSsR LANIER PHILLIPS.
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q EVEN THOUSAND Papers Crop Garden Seed,
lust received and warranted tresh &c comprising all
tns varieties brought this market Extra Early Peas Ear
iy Nav Peas Six week beans Glove Onions, &c, by the
Gallon Al5, Cabbage, Button Onions, &c, &c by the
t.bio No A. College Street.
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COTTON SAIL TwINEmA tnli s1SSSs @ST8re@e1s a.

TkRPAITIINS HAMMOCKS, STUFFS, &C.
SspFP FELTING-s0 TO ~ inch, made very heavy,
expressly for dgler telts - .,., L.. On
"a s i6ss and an numbers made expressly Tor cover
in md roof1o railroad cars perfectly and permanently
waterproof aud more enduring theq the car itseiL
EwsMEiITNG CANVAss-30, SO, 40, IS aud so inch
rlsin and twlied, in variety.
EAGs kND BAGGING-Oi every description Scam.
ss Ra woven whole all size in bales of lGJ, 200 and
gO combining strength utility and cheaPness, for grain
and meal are Unsurpassed
Also heavy Cotton Saeking, DO inch Canvass, thread
Warp aad Filling, heavy t"ied do do 20 ~ 4V' ana
81 inch
WOOL sAcKs-WOven whole all sizes, new and deslra-
hla artSeIa feb25 '54-1yd. 81
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A YALUABI.E FARM FOR SALE.


TENHE UNDERSIGNED offers his VALUABLE c.
1 FARM situated in the county of Madison, 10 ts;ii
miles north from Jackson and some miles ~s-
OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad the same Distance
from Spring Creek and contains about 700 acres
lid Farm been long esteemed Que OF the very best
in the county and is located healthy section, entirely
exempt from The visitation OF Cholera. There 350
acres cleared land, and comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE. cOmm0dous GIN HOUSE and good COTTON
PRESS-au excellent STABLE and other necessary out
houses
The said Farm has a most fertile and productive soil,
admirably adapted for the cultivation OF Cotton, and could
be made the bes. s,k-iarns IN West Tennessee,
being well watered with i've falling springs, and
beautiful creek.
ANY person desrous of purchasing is invited to examine
the premises aud eara Of the subscriber other particulars
Us, TO TERMS &c. THOS. b. FENNER.
Ft.D er,trix VH%
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sREAr RARGAIN II A FARM.-ONE

II HUNDRED AGRES q land hneIy IocaIed on IIe
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad II or mieS from
orchard aud an excellent spring nearly one hall OF he and
ir buely m6ered bargain can be had by making I'M
IT JOHN l.. \ r. w. BROWN,
,-.rss Real Estate Agents
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POx a PoLHEMUs,

80 Broad Street, Corner Beaver hew-fOrk'
,14.D FAR sac the foHoloing Heavy Cotton Fabrics:
IN, vzNoI am COTTON SAIL DUGK--22 inch, all
numbers hard and soft; also all the various Wdtis OF
Canvass manufactured this establishment comprising eV
rv variety known the trade and offered rt the lowest
Tsies. m,
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK W Wooaoerry ana
saoaut Vernon Extra. sll assortment o. AS superior
WTIIIMAgTIC COTTON DuCK-l6, IS, 20 and s2
inch an numbers hard and sof This fabric was awarded
the highest Premium ii the London Worlds FAIR also at
cur own State Fair. .:uJ
STRIP AND BEAR MARX DU0K-Plain and twiled,
manufactured by the Greenwoods Company superior ar
hce for ligkt sails tents awnings &c elSo Mos4S ~ er
NON TiIled Ravens Howard Rageps, Pioneer and Fheehlx
Mills Light Cotton Ravens plain 22 to q men, Heavy DO
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7. srENHoUSE. G. y AyEEILL.
T. STESHOU&E 4 CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMGIssION MERCHANTS,
NO. ? HANNE STREET,
Charleston, s. c.
REFER TOR. Dulin; Hand Williams Wilcox, Charles
ton; Hand Williams Co, Augusta; }. NOrcroS4 Atlanta
f. G Chandler Chattanooga Z Ii. Il. Il. L. Coffin Il Co.
knoxville; 7. J. Pardue, Nashville. my25-an.
900 CANS OF PUTASH.-Ihec cbeePsst and best
LfSSprepAation ever sold for making Soap; one eau
make 10 lbs hard soap loo lbs softprce cents per
can just received aud for sale by VIZ GRAY,
may24 Il BroadwST
DC DOZEN SARATOGA HATE:E Just re-
OOceived and for sale by " F.HRAi,
may2+ Il broadway
10 DOZEN OXYGENATED BIrFERS. -
EThe most efectual remedy known for Dyspepsia
Just received and Tor sale BY W. ."hAl'
may "a Il 'Broad"av
800 Family Medicines. Ins' rsssiysd and ior gale by
. may24 w. +. GRAY, Il Broadway.
30 SEYMOKE's GALVANIC ABDOMINAL
> Supporters which will be sold unusually low. just
received and for sale by ". r. GkAl,
may2l Il Broadway.
cO DOZEN BROWNS ESSENCE OF JA-
OUMAlCA GINGER-'lu,t received Nv and Tor sale BY
may2i W. f. GRAY, Il broadway.
~ BARKEIlS HUSIN.-.j,rst received and for s,le
ZDby W. F. CIR y,
may24. B.w.o. Il Broadway.
CONGRESS WATEk.-5o aozeu Congress or
Saratoga Water lust received fresh from The Springs
put up in quart and pint bottles. For sale by
STRETCH K ORR.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists College aud Union
streets maya
S,ELLIN(. AT COST-WALKING CANES, MEEK.
- CHAUM PIPES, Gc.--We are selling the balance of
our stock OF the above ARTICLES al cost TO close out Any
one in want of them would do well 10 call a.
APT LYONS 70 =. iH' edar ~
NOR SALE.-A tract of LAND lying near McWhirt-
ersyilla on the Lebanon Pike, containing - acres, all
cleared except 10 acres The Improvements consist Of
story Frame House. Rooms, good Cellars Kitchen smoke
House and Servants Rooms; also, good buggy House
Two excellent and never-laing Springs II desired The
crop and stock will be sold with the place and immediate
possession given. apply to WM. L. 30 d, JF'
junet General Agent No. '' OhefiN s''
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LANDRErn,S GARDEN sEEUs.

febll '54-6md&triw Agent College street
PTspa,ed by W. Hutchinson, 4 Co., Amsterdam. IA
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LEW DAVID. Or nEnREM rLAsrnM;

julyI-dtrw&w-6m.
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7. STESiIOU&E. y CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMIssION MERCHANTS,

t. srENHoUSE.
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1y J.AsT-NIGYT'S MAILS.
,,sssaee Of thu Nebraska Bill

f,,aEa@6 CT lH1 A<SOi etSAAa On.
Sabraska Bill passed the House of Rep
! ne -. ,iss Monday night, about II O'Clock.
senia II. ,ate taken was upon going into Com
be II : .be Whole on the bill, which was deei-
tee u u a6rmative-I07 to 20.
d IL s,enhens, of Georgia, moved TO strike out
NJ 81 .a,ing clause, with view to prevent all
E ea aaaa,en1ments This being carried, lby Il
Eber aI io5 TO -; nearly all the opponents of
ie n not voting to prevent quorum) the
e op i.tee rose and reported TO the House.
nll'a' .te various privileged motions were ex-
Aileii .be vote was taken upon coneurring
aslepp Gu Committee in striking out the enacting
IN w and decided in the negative.
aase' richardson then offered his substitute.
Nj s.n nn bill without the Clayton amendment
he oel the operation of the previous question
Institute was carried.
e su IL, at near II O'Clock at night, the bill
fiha"3 mon its passage, and carried by vote
as pa' - u 10O-absent 20, including those who
rea pn,ollieencer says that the bill having been
DC u roonires the concurrence of the Senate,
Pnel 9, It is understood, will be given without
aen p s.n'atiuel says, "Faction made desperate
ne AGAINST it; but yet the sound sentiment
ra " House sustained the true policy"
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Another Splendid Stock of New Goods.

would most respectfully announce to my friends and
IL the public generally that have made pun chase
of splendid goods at the lowest prices Many
articles hif Of former prices, all purch sed for
cash The ladies particularly invited to Gull and
the splendid assortment of rich French Work,
Collars and underSleeves it has been my pleasure
offer in this market and if not cheaper than sim
lar goods in the market shall ask you buy Also
a handsome assortment Of the very styles of
Pch Paris Mantles the very newest styles that have
been this season. half their value. 200 pieces
the st les of Rich English French Prints,
small figured and coors perfectly fast worth Is, which
will be be offered / | cts and l24 cts. Rich Shay
Mousins, style Rich embd BeIage, worth Is 61.,
which will sell at less than of mportaton; rich
Poplns ut l21 WORTH s 3D., extra fne thick White
Cambrcs II yds. wide, ut 25 cts. worth 3 Cd, heavy,
d. r. Domestics,a Cd mean good article Irish Lin
prices that viii please gloves oseries &c. SO doa.
Linen c. andk'fs, 3D. the best article purcha
ed in this city at Is VIII you call and money
/ selling goods Tor cash, and afford sell at the
lowe,t prices famed. | am quite out Of the city
give enll and will certainly pay you well for your
trouble Ii. LEWIS, East Main ST.,
Sign White Flng few doors above Novel; House,
may lots W Lyn, hburg. Va.
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ALate Arrival of Building Materials.

LIME Front Door, Rim and Mortisc Locks. with or
Il without night latchcs Upright and Horizontal
Rim Locks, square Rim Locks and Hatchcs of many
stylrs upright villa hotel, ubittcd and sliding door
NJ Locks. Plated pearl white, glasr, mineral
eio aud Fancy French Knobs can be furnished with
either tile Rim or Mo-tise Locks. Lat:hes for French
Windows, various patterns, Rim and Mortise Closet
ocks Cupboard Locks. Stock and Plate Locks, Store
door Locks h and without Knobs night, squire and
Rim Latches sliding door rail, sheaves and nsrnga.
plated, pearl white md mineral Bellpus, front door
Bells, with fixtures complete. Door ami Window Hin
ges in great variety Gate Hinges of various patterns
Screws of good guilty, G0m to inches, Hand rail
Screws, fiat, round, squa chain, Flush and Tnl Bolts
the most approved Blind fastenings, Sash Locks and
Axle pulleys Sash Cord Finishing Nails in papers from
to inches, do do by the pound keg, Flooring do
frtm Sdy. l2dy, II aided Cut do from 3iy 10 40dy
Spikes from to inches. fencing, pang and wrought
Nails, French. English and american Window Glass, of
different qualities and all the sizes in use Put
~ in badders &c.
Believing that offer greater Inducements re-
CARDS quality, quantity variety and price, than any other
establishment in the upper codnry respectfully ask
a call from those wishing purchase Building Hard
GREGORY q ROlAIL.
Its
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GENTLEMEN NOTICE.

FINHE subscriber has hand "A good assortren of
l. Shirts both Linen and Cotton. the cut ind make
not exec led by any-Jeans and Linen Drawers, Cotton
Lse and Merno Gauzc Under. shirts, Cotton, Linen,
Silk and Merno Haifhose, extra sizos. best ply
Collars Byron and Stsndup, plain and corded Silk aud
KID Gloves, straw AMI other conrs, Summer Cravats
and Stocks oil various kinds, s as low they be
boug AN, where. Gentlemen wanting coat, pans
vest of good material and fashionable tim, would do
we'll to examine his Clothes, Drap dEte, Cassimeres.
billings Vestngs, &c, which will be sold without
milking if preferred, ani when made up. satisfaction in
iii and workmanship guaranteed. WIN. L. PAGE.
AMBROSE PAGE Tailor. may 49, mdif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA. Great
Earthquake and Loss Of Lye'-ihe pilot boat
o. Steers, arrived at Mobile few days ago,
[om Omoa, Honduras. bringing Cen Barremdla,
hinjster to Washington, and family. A. Ed
[ards of n. Y, and others. The Register has
h following news by this arrival:
On the 10th of April severe earthquakes oc-
|lrred in the State of st. Salvador, destroying
he capital. Many of the principal buildings and
|bont six hundred families were buried IN the
[rth. For some time previous the earth seem
hollow, rumbling sounds were heard, and the
round appeared to wave under the weight 81
he buildings.