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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

SCHOOL Books AND THE STATE Board.
The school law Of Indiana creates a
State Board Of Educat ion, and by section
seventy seven OF the Law, this Board is
required TO recommend lis; Of primary
School Books, for adoption in the com
mon schools Of the entire State, thus Sc
curing uniformity. and freedom from the
constant and expensive changes brought
about by travelling agents, who consult
their publishers interests rather than the
educa tional interests Of Indiana.
The action of the Board has been l,ek
ed for with some anxiety. They have at
last published their decision, and have
recommended strong lis, of books. well
worthy Of permanent adoption. They
are sold at low prices. and il is to be
hoped that the school Officers in each
township throughout the State, will see
that they are Immediately brought into
use.
Professor Larrabee has. in this matter.
exercised a sound Judgment, and evinced
an earnest desire TO advance the educa-
tIonsl interests Of the whole State, with
out favor or neglect to any particular
section. Let, then. the educational in
huence of the whole State sustain this
excellent and economical list Of books.
and having introduced them retain them
ntly.-Richmoad Palladium.
q am afraid you will come to want.
said an old LADY 10 ayoung gentleman. Il
have come to want 'lreadv.' was the re-
ply; Il want Your daughter, The old la
dy opened her eyes.
Mr.. David Hunt, planter. Of Misss.
sippi. last year gave away Sl2 900 10 q
college. $4,000 10 an orphan ASYLUM,
and 49, 900 TO the New Orleans So fferers.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13

Mr.. David Hunt, planter. Of Missis.
sippi. last year gave away Sl2 900 10 a
college. $4,000 10 an orphan asylum,
and $1,000 TO the New Orleans ssaerers
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-13
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~ GA gMs 9nO2s5 ,

Which was one object they had in preparing
for a new stock. All fare alike. No credit!
No SANDER through malice toSel or give away,
but Plenty OF Goods at One Price
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THE ILLINOIS ELECTION.
THE HtRrFUL INFLUENCE or kNoW-NOTHiNC-
Isu-ANTINRBRAskA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

"
Colrespord,nee OF the y. Y. ITlbGle.
CHEsTIR IL, Monday, Dee. II, 1884.
month has elapsed since the people Of Illinois de-
oiced at the ballot box the questions submitted to
them and during the greater portion Of that time in
,eitsed parties have been kept in state OF uncer-
.r,y as 20 the result Those capable Of estimating
rrecirey what has been accomplished have Low been
IL pos.e ssion of the facts sufficiently long, to weigh
tler ard comprehend their v-lGe, AID through hei'
to estimate the means By which the sslHs Asd the
Losses were prcducec.
Inst tie Illinois election We. sn AHtSebrasks
runlh Is certain brt ths, j. partial in It's TIL
unorh ard dubious in rs character is equalyso Or
TIE representatives, in Congress eject, i've were
elected - opUo.eTs Of Douglass Nebiasks BAL
SeVtrf pi tTic corie stec, and three were q lseE
xhu ]. cere6 that recruitment 70 cot tam ne carainA
lnaxuns 81 Dem, ossiic faith In the State Leshla
trrr n Ecuse Of RCyfeseitatise 10 has X - worn
irs Arti-Netrssks majority. ma The Senate. ssmau
Il siorirv Is half Of that bocy noic over VINE me
Al Ntir1ska candidate lor STATE Irraslf-r ~.
ietu itai by Moor, tie y sCLi incun 3cat. slca
j. ilcrs.ult and While the segresaie vote OF me
Cor .rtssioBll DolssGton exhibits T. jonty o.
tvett, horssrd Eaifs this t1lin-t--..0n n are,
,fr he 6efeat OF Nsies, who 81 callnly opp9.ei
n iii curing ID, last Session OF congr.ss sni tue
reelection 4 r oi-ilson, VIZ F-s Dag IS " an
Ei5s," IL fhc q rse. 1.t gll1- ieia !ir Ali.-Ne-
lrsskt5sm io brood over. sud IS crgmos of comfort
t. fir Ii.t.e G OF lIo bi- follower
11.t he srtfu 81 A1d Ne.rl.-i-s-s "a l;r51s u
I'ircis ara that q arg f.on na'fr, nd lesih-
msts ropu'ar 60 .lus nj, i cert "A. Even eu)a;
Tho, pcru.rs 81 ite Il -U.-rsrg EIo n1or.si
an i.La thee vls ton7 t.lul -lcpllg s-ois
l. Introduction # -Tch qussti'n. a1d shtn ioe.e
,lc,rere.red win 10 yeo5le te,y .t ALL Tspt IL
~. .Ir,f-fr .tr ATS J. l-li.t 60 l-cl 81. lu-a-
, - y g.. che Up oriries rrlorei 81 sh3,'s n
p.1.lss IA. Ne, .le DO lave yeI.iarec ~ a. all
L., l. I'll a, D. /. 10. Ed fptcllgs g t--i 10 . s'
80. ~ sfsp' q, 30 t.-fCr f'r ~ emf 80
IN et.u. sid ssa Gta1s Ia or. is int1--l-' %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

party. He has been sJnstos Of he Pe.ee FIR seve-
raj yesr and enjoyed the uslimifed oon len Of tie
community for hobesty and integrity he h.d T. go
OF LIST years tsXss IN bis hands sad had collie
ca, 900 Of this yers-sj,ooo Of which b. bed pa i
out on county orders. Il has been sscsrtansd ID y.
be forged the tax duplicate in several huaired in.
ttspcer, by changing figures, converting 81 into g.
q into 90, &c. II il believed that he cheated tas
formers out oftwo three thousand dollars by this
means. The county Is amply secured ae sinst ul,i-
mate loss as bic bond j. signed by eleven responsible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

CHARGE OF HouIcIDE.-On the night of the cd OF
April last, John Ryan, young man, got into diff
Guilty with Mr. Coigan, in the grocery aud liquor
store No. IA East Twesty fourth-st., during which
he threw wiUebottle at the head Of his adversary;
but The bottle failing TO reach the one for whom 1t
was int. pded took effect the head of James Col
gan (son of the above) o child years and 3 months
old ing him senseless to the floor, and frictur
ing bis skull From these injuries death ensaed and
Coroner Dounel held an inquest on the body. A
verdict was rendered against Ryan, for whom war
rant was issued but he not taken till last night,
when Policemen watson of the Eighteenth Ward,
found and arrested him. He committed to prison
10 await examination by the Coroner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

BURGLARY At PATcHocuE.-T the store OF William
d j. L. Roe, in Patchogue, was entered by burglars
on the pl BIT of the lGta ns,, and robbed of 500 in
cash. which wss left in iron SAFE The entrance Of
the cafe was Effected by blowing off the lock with
powder There were other articles in the safe but
they remain ed undstuIbej.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19
CITY ITEMS.

WHO PRIMARY ELEcrioSs.-Thc primary cleo
tons for members OF the Wing Committees for 1855
passed off very tremendously this morning, from the
hours Of 9 and 9 AM. Owing to the excecnt regu-
lstops Of the General Committee the elections were
very fairly managed The Wing electors met with
but slight opposition from other parties. full re.
port Of the results will appear in THE TRIBUNE of to-
morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

L.ncr HAuL--Joan ". saoo,s' i'eA'alef %
MOI omit, O. 10, has .bsc'nied 'sSins va
t; como sac 600 Of re peoples money The gen
nrpsn Is iu, d,ssribeli ia ne c.s''llai ~. -
.str..l +. M Oh e-syAais,i .ai- = 9.o --'''
i. ~ c. =, and a !. aaer oi q, Dsaeef' 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19
UARLNE JOURNAL
roar og 80 -YoaK.......pse.a...
Arrivea

p smnT II Rhils1e ptis L1dh 4 AK Csyss q IA. vi,
Deawae fsEgater hele - - Ggr 0defl IA i9s-
Weo coas- &c 20 FOse, rrfkir %. EKgesessi heavy
sstibef . The Vsss.se
sns clsi.s 4 Edwml. sss.s. Bi-huo.s d., aOar. to
The irg Ora sds ys.serf rom Angos,1r, report.
ha ,rg.feIrsd heavy alfcT, ',i ssis ke sai h.s
t-sn . o. ~ u fspel.s Sh sffsbr Y ~ gass Nov n
~ - &C. en = 10 soeke r. sels Peel n Ne ..I,nlon
Il lssr Z f-es Dec. - - 81 '5r 10 81 ssiEe r ,sbr
v fsse a.. 70 X :ts T.. 3qsi-u.
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Passengers Arrived

n sslg E4a. fysE .ivr cayo--Jos Orsai. Gso. MIA
lsre \. OAsn!tb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

NEw-YoRK HoRTIcULTURAL SOCIETY. - At tho
meeting Of the Horticultural Society, last evening"
the following officers elected:
Pye,iSent- WILSON q. HUNT.
Vies P,esidenfs John Grohon, William w. LiysImore,
Abraham w Legyett Archibald Russell A 81. ScbedeD.
Tyeaswey--th arles r. ace.
Recording S,eysiaJy- Peter B. Mead.
Coy,sspoaeso Secretary DR. 7. knight.
Libra, ion--isn,es Cbse'ha -
Fisosee Commtes-Jscob G. Parsons, John Gro,hOn, W.
W. L,veImore.
Libyarp Commit ee-Peter p. Mead. Andrew Reid
Pyefsivm CommfteeAiexsnder Gordon Isssc Buchanan.
Fruit Commi,ee-Chares More Ihomss Hogs. ". ). Cur
peDter 49,
teJvilIe David seott
Veoeable Coniee-winiam Cranstoun John suttle John
4. Burgess
Seed Commi-Cale, Y. Lindsloy, Edward Walker, John
&.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-19

HARD SHELL PRIMARY ELEcTIoSs.-The follow
ing Delegates were not included in list this morn
ing:
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Firm WARD John c. MeInre John Savage, Jr, janice
@. Jscobos
EIxEI EExIH WARD Francis B. Cutting John q. Kip Jas.
G. Rutherford.
MEMS COMMITTEE
FurH WARD Henry Ysn Velsor Neil Neuson James Law.
rnce, Thomas Teppenney, james L. Waugh
NINETEENTH WARD -JoDs,han Yondesl Thomas OReilly,
Daniel Gsilesar, Anthony Matthews. William Keefe.
COMMITTEE
WAr Freeman FeTIin, WIFI am Hofmire John T.
Henry John n. WhitmoIe. james Wright Walter SAVAGE,
Jbn Hrsy Jsu Clark Charles Santa Frederick Geib-
james p Shirley John heTwood Eugene shine Theo
BAIT Patrick McNab
HHgTrESrH WARp-J.remiah Towle, Dsnns Tuthdy
Thomas Ryan R,ysn McCrbi Wbert Gamble, Thomas He
rsp Depn Brine william Boodgood james Noousn. Geo.
Myers John G-yey, John L.der Barnard McCsbe, James
Sadder, james GaliegaI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
DaguerreOtype Jewelry

| exhibited in this community--all of which will be
! with Pictures witch cannot be surpassed in this
by other city, at very low prices, and warranted to
hat they are sold for.
|eeng truly thankful fer the increasing evidence OF
popu arty of his work, ly in the p aise which
bundanty bestowed, but in mere substantial form.
The way Of an increase of business, unprecede tad,
ich clearly proves the superiority of his work, he
dges himself to use nll honorable means to continue
Ieserye public favor. 7. E. GIBBS Proprietor,
At the sign of the Flag.
. s. To correct an error which find ver' preva-
t. will say that have heen taking pictures for the
four MN hs. at from $l5U to $40 and shall con-
atolake them as low as bny house in this place.
* out for the stripes p. E. q.
ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
Christmas Presents.

the time for the Interchange of friendly tokens of
regard and affection is at hand, and 'nerry CHRIST
and Happy New Year. are consider ed such APP
prale occasions for bestowing IN cherished friends
ehhg which will serve TO recall to mind, with in
ised 'yidness, tie love in memory of the donor, it
De well TO remind those who contemr late (and who
mol presenting some loved one with something real
valuable that in all the whole caaouge of Bijouerie
re- nothing which is surely and invariably apI re
ia US The counterfeit presentment of the giver in the
"a "a OF daguerreotype. especially when taken in Tan
- a'mltable style, and placed in of the nurn"-
IS; n beautiful and Fancy Papier Mache, Velvet Peal
lorto''e shell or Porte Munnaie Gases or in an ele
NJ hooket' 'rocelet Finger Ring, or Breast Pin a
VI cnoIce asso tmens OF which have just received
ReSsy 10y the Holidays are now ON exhibition al the
:, New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
Nlah Street, Immediately over VIM. II. Mo,by's Auc-
D, raft'tnlsr pains taken to gives correct likeness
at'Stc pictures. Storeoscopic and coloured Da-
.a may be had in superior style, by those who
~ "e '.''n Do ut mist,ke the place MAIN STREET,
'RO booa FROM Bs,DGES Sr.
GEO. W. MINNIS,
N S. TANNER,
"'s 'ra,ticH DagHert eot gpists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
Jas. D. Gregory 4 Jas. Il. Royal

WILL continue the HARDWARE Bl SlNESS in
w al its various branches the old sta1d OF Greg
ory, Royall Il Simpson, under The firm of GREGORY
& ROYALL, and respectfully solicit "a continuance Of
of the very liberal patronage they have received
promising to sell COOL goods at honest prices,
They have in store very large aud well assort
ed stock of Carpenters ools and Material House
Keeping Articles, Saldlery Ceach Makers Materials,
Guns. Blocksmiths' Tools &C. &c, and expect to
ceive in a few weeks, (di Getty from Birming ham g.
Sneffell,) quite large lot or English Hardware 81
Cutlery.
rgCOUNTRY MERCHANTS, and all others IL.
want of goods are invited give them call
feb LIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
RICHMOND.
4 NoTmERNEw NoTEUPoN woR.

= =
"a CESrER'S PIANO Tine M York CONNER
cisi Advertiser at the 2ith March, 1854, In article
teerng totht superiority o American oeer imported OF
foreign instruments pays the following deserved nnd
just compliment Mr.. Woicester's Piunos:
ave have pianos from England, Fianoc and
Germany mnde by the celrbratel nanu'a turers
in those couatrc have heard their tones eciied by
tho touch of shiu performers, but must say that we
hnve seen few pianos comparable with those nanunc
tured by II Worcester IL cngan,e OF form and hnish,
richness OF tone durability of lunr nnd all other qualities
that render musieal instruments valuable Mr. rces-
ters piunos unsurpassed. 1t is highly credable To
hur piano manufacturer thut Europeans are con.
strained To aeknowl ledge their superiority
A. MORRIS, ~ Mpin Street, Richmond.
Is sole agent for Inc snlc of
WORGESTER'S PIANOS,
and would invite the tcatioa of professors amateurs,
and the public, 10 examination of them.
His assortment embraces many nnd beautiful
styles and by almost urrvn Is receiving addition
nj supplies He nilrra the greatcd advantages in the
purcta of PIANO FoRrEs only in superiority OF in
struments bun nso in the prcesat which hesells them,
up Sta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
GentlemenS' Goods.
SPRING 1854

rJNHE subscriber respectfully calls the attention of
L gentemento his stock ut Spring and Summer
Goods in which will b. found Black French Cloths
of hand soonest finish combined with durability, Fancy
Coored Cloths OF al the fashionable shades, Blue Plum
Colors Browns &C. which will weH and keep their
color Black French Doe Skins, extra fine. and u
handsome assormeI of Cassimeres, Iii len Drills ltal-
ian cloths, Drap dc Etc. (par extra) Bombazine &c.
Fancg Silk and Marseies Vesings, and beautiful;
the newest style Buttons for at, Vests &c and all
other Tailor trimmings all # which will be made 10
der or retaed (without makng) as low prices sim
liar goods be bought in the city.
He also invites examination OF his Furnishing
Goods viz: Summer Crayats Sticks, Ties, &c. Silk
and Linen Hk.s., Byron and Stand-up Colar- 3 ply,
Plain and corde best KID GLOVES, at 81 90. Mus
lin nd all Linen Shifts do do Drawers all sizes Cotton,
Lise thread, Linen. Merno and Silk Hose Cotton an I
Merii Cause Urdershnts, &c, &c.
Scots d. divers Fashions, and Taors Tools for
sale. VIM. l. PAdE.
AMBROSE PAGE, Tailor lapl6 dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
s,aG.k Change of Schedule. ssFrt
Spring and Summer arrangement.
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk


JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
~ 1900 IONS BHrfhea, Commanded by Captains
~ Ct,vcndy yund Ski nrr
The jamestown will leave Richmond every Tuesdny nj
iernonn at o'clock Aud the Roanoke every Saturday
r,ornlng nj clock. fur New York via orolk.
Returning, they will leaye New tk for Richmond
every Saturday md Wennesdby afternoon ut o'clock.
Stopping al " hours each way ut Norfolk.
Passage to New York. including menls und State
ncoommodnior only. 90
Steemge Passage only. Observation-Disclosures. B
Charge L. Norfolk the same by River Bonts
Merchants mud travellers will find this ne of tho H. os
speed and comfortable rnIes between New York nnd
Ri, hn' nd. Passage and fare onI, So Seernge pas
sageonly So.
LUDLAM & WA AfSON,
apl3 Il Richmond Vn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
SHADES, WINDOW
1 lNsEED OIL ANDPAuNTs.-
New Spring and Summer Goods.

VIE Subscriber has just returned from the NJ rhern
l. esand is opening one ofthe most beauti.
hl stocks of Staple mud Fame, Goods no has ever had
the peasurJ Of exhibiting 10 this market He respect
fully aocits enll from I'll, Ladies' aud Gen lemen of
Lynchbnrg and the surrounding country. Hi, ok Of
Cloths Cas.meres and Vostings ia very SUPERIOR und
will be offered 10 the trude suit the times also Dress
goods OF tho beoutiiJ styles TO wfich he invites
the attention of til, Indies. AC LEWIS
nplS ts Exchange Square, Lynchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
Truth Stranger than Fiction !!

kT RECEIVED at the Whitehurst Gallery.a large
|t Of very fine GILT FRAMES, suitable for Da
rpolypes-Aso, another lo' oi PINS. LOCkETS,
CEbETS. RINGS, KEYS and SEALS, (some
foe) making the largest and most desirable as
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

The vessels of the FIRST class built expressly for
. isul nnd have superior accommodations for pa sp-
nngera
They are commanded by experienced Cnplnina, well
laaihed Tor the tnde aud who will spafe no oxcrtion
accommodate.
They will be towcd up aud down the river by stoam
mud mny be relied ON To an promptly as alve,tised
Merchants going North ar ordering goods lrom Bos
ION, will find It Ia their interest ship by this line
~ IT is tile only regular line, and freight will always he
anken as low by any other vessels and every effort
will be made by the agents in Richmond aud Boston
rivesntis action.
We respectfully nsk and hope to syeeeed in oh.
tanning full share of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond ~ Rockets F; Iv
Boston u Rowrs Whnrf
DAVID CURRlE. Richmond
ALLEN WELTOH, Boston, nBa
l..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
WILSON PtTERs, MARTIN W. =. PETERS
Nelson Lynchburs. Nelson
PETERS, MARTIN Il co.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Richmond. Va.

TENDER their services to their fends. acquantan-
l. res, aud the Planters, Farmers aud Merchants of
Virgina and North Carolina
- FOR TIE SALE OF -
TOBACCO WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, &c.
nnI for the purchase of GOODS, GROCERIES, GU.
ANO PLASTER, &c
Particular attention will be paid to the Forwarding
of Con IT, Groceries, Produce, &c.
From their long experience in business, their united
efforts and untirng exertnn- they and believe they
will be able give satisfaction those who conde
their business To their management.
Office on 18th Street. opposite Shockoe Warehnu.e.
Storage House the Basin.
REFERENCE
Judge Lucas F. Thompson, ,.
Messrs Imbolen a. McCue, '"sus'"'
Hon. VIM. G. Rives, Albermarlc
Gen. Alex. Brown, Nt.ou
i. NJ Cabell, Esq, e'''n'
Wm. A. Miller, Lynchburg.
Echols ~ Pryor.
Mcdaniel, Hurt a. Preston,
MeCorkle d Jones.
Acree a. Mct'anahan,
Joseph II. Wilson. do.
Tinsey, Taylor a. Co.. do.
A. II. Rucker, do.
ee& johnson, do.
Saunders 1rby, do
j. VI. Holius,
Hugh Barclay, Lexington,
N. II asse, Augusta,
VIM. Martin Chesterfield,
Jas. Il cTyre,
jan 2-&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

New and Fashionable Furniture Warerooms,
In the Building formerly kno,on as the Second
Presbyterian Church, Upper endMdin street,
a fe,c doors belo,o Liberty WdrehouSe.
of the largest and hest appointed manu- ESss
--s&1s-- factories Mt tho North and mule ample
arrangements 70, the manufacture of Furniture in the
civ | am now opening, at the above House large
and n. complete an assortment OF Fashionable Furni
tnre as can be und in the State embracing all the
standard rtices usually found in houses of this kind
together with many recently introduced, and never be-
'ore exhibited in this city
NV stock has been manufactured expressly for this
mariet-a large portion from and orig al designs
furnished exple ess, for this esablshmen-made OF the
hest materials and inishe in the most elegant style
Articles of Northern manufacture will be furnished at
Nmthern retail prices. cost of transportation added
Those prefe, ing articles of Home manufacturs will al
wnvs f. d n large stock onh1nd from which TO select
From nv long experience in the trade and possessing
inc tes uneoualed by any house in the city, respect
ully solicit call from all wishing purchase, feeling
on6dentt Mt ,ha he able please, both -~gards
price AMI quality ofwr rk
tzy Hotels and Boarding Houses furnishe, at the
N ,,tost totice Hair and Shuck Mattresses made to
order D"A""' foi'hb
aDI l7-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
CLoTHINGl CLOTHINGii
NEW CONCERN.
STIGLER, McELDERRY 4 CO.

Idltion 10 our entre New Stock iust received of
Staple and Fancy Diy Goo Is w. have our sec nd
floor the largest stock Of Read ymade Cl thing ever
brought to this city To all those who in Of
good and fns enable clothing, would especially In.
vite call before purchasing elsewhere. La addition to
the above we have hand large stock of cloth ng for
house servants and field hands ut very low prices
We also keep on hand "a superior stock OF linen and
shirts, also merino gauze silk and cotton der.
shirts.
To country merchants who may be in our city r the
purpose OF purchasing clothing, fell certain il would
be TO their interest to examine, f purchase from US.
knowing they could do better by going further Esst
or North. STlGLER, MoELDRRY a. co
mar 2Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02

These vessels of the fret cass built in tho city Of
Baltimore expressly for this lrnde and have superior
fommodations Tor passengers. They commanded
hy experienced Captains well qualified for tho trade
and who will spare exertion To accommodate They
will be towed up and down the rivers by and may
he relied on To snil promptly as advertized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find it TO their interest ship by this line
MS freight will nwnys be taken low as by any other
line of Packets, and every effort will be nude by the
agents in Richmond and New York to give
Freight ID cents per whole, md 12 per 4 =,
Tobacco being about so per cent less thap charge
the Steamers. Insurance be effected in the H. .l.
mond Fire Association by this line at 3-8 per cent.
We respectfully ask md hope succeed in obtain.
ing full shnre of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line To New York will be for.
warded free of commission New Orleans Mobile
Chnre-ton, Savannah any other Southern or North
rrn port The vessels will lie in Richmond nt Rockotts
IN New York ut Beth No. Coffee House Slip foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CUR lie Richmond, } p
@. II. PIERSON, N Y. u
No 81 .Souh Street.
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