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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-22
Auction Sale under a Deed of Trnst =. -
30 DESIRABLE BUILDING I0Ts
AND
q A Valuable Family Residence. IA
TnJ rrJr Nr,xxy xrrrrr.~r III"

PY virtue of deed of trust executed -
- purp therein mentioned. on the la,J ,I' !"
October, 1852 by John j. PuIvis und of ,ecal "a!
Clerks Cihce of the County OF Amherst SINH n' ~
on Saturday, the 29th day April, 1851. AT ,,al
the afternoon, ON the premises if fair. if M, o
rext fair dry, to sell about FIFTY desirohla R"!,r
Lots and desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE w,;,
or nrres of rich garden ground attached ,herr'o
lie in the village OF Wardluw, in the county # Anh"
nearly opposite the residence ofJudge WIN. DANIEL
III abo' Lots are beautifully situated, command,
full view OF the city and aflording ,nost oIoa
siles tor private residences besides being yanabls a.
garden ey will be sold in sizes to suit purchaser.
The taml. residence, being the same forme occunif
by Jno. A. Mosely, Esq, is commodous ana comirr
table, near enough the city for mnn of business mr.
the ground nttuehe here is productive and vol
With choice Fruit Trees Grippe Vines, &c, &c.
The property will he sold upon a credit of and
months, tile purchaser giving in each ease a neeotal
n,te SIT stactoiy endorsed. and the title of tie land
be withheld til payment is made, as IA security for i
same. For further information call on mo !. Punl
at whose store pla.s of the property ma, be seen.
DANIEL A. WILSON, Trustee
Sale to be conducted by THos. g. Hill, AuctiuneeT
ap 10 dtdsf
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BY WIN. ii. mOsRY. a..,.. aee9,,
80 or 40 Desirable Building Lot,
"a AND

ANIL RESIDENCE at AUCTION M
an MorGay Afternoon the Il Of Ma, *
without The least reserve, between 10 @i ~ 'd
o % c nI lLDlNe LOTS, brongpg la ~ DE-
sion of said esiuie. "'cuhg oigi
The above Lhs are situated ifnmedi ,,l,
ington Turnpike and Va. d Tenn RaL1ad Tue Lex
half mile Of the limits of the Corrola,in' @nhia
minutes walk 81 tbs business part Of the ana a
them are heaniifuy locaed with Springs If Met
Ta,er upon ,he A. tie same tim" will be ."5
tach,d. The House i, in good repsir win '" grounds
ou buildings md the ground in fine STAT '' ess1
tom rare opportunity is here presented ~ oua
building lot in the immediate yicini,yof t Pure@'
they will be sol in quhnlirs 10 s,t n rcba. e',
iafther particulars enquire at the Auction ST. ,o, ~
H. RDsny wh're pias Of the property can be seem
ihhMo'-o, II and lS months credit for a.' "'
piper c. RICHARD pIIFI pS approve
apl 25.tls = A0'tt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-22

The Captain General of Cuba has published
the documents in support of his side Of the case
in the matter of the Black Warrior He con-
tends, from these documents, that the laws of
Cuba were clearly violated, thai the seizure of
the vessel was legal and just, that the British
steamers have always submitted to exactly what
was required of the Black Warrior, that tho
Captain and Consul had to admit that the seizure
was legal, that they have sent respectful re
quest to tho Queen of Spain to remit the fine
&c, &c. We cannot suppose bu. that the
whole matter will be amioably adjusted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-22

INDIGNATIoN.--A portion of the citizens of
Russell county, recently held a meeting and
passed series of resolutions strongly condemn
ing the Small Note Law, recently passed by the
Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-22
FUTURE DAYS
RX AKERS n DILLARn =,
STOCK OF GROCERTre =

Commencing on Monday Monilg fIof
AVE- viii sell. at A.eiion 70. rn.b II ~ >fh'
W cer"s ". b LOT gng 10 A. Zall. 'toek Of Ga
OF The usual variety krpl in grocery eon,i,t
OF fions" ID AID Kitchen furniture. tn. Aio' Ala
mad 10 Tie ofe'"n Bridge street tgeai ale at,
hfl y at AkERS < DTLIAgn adtg.)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-22
MI. Arthur Watts, Ex'or of John Watts. deol

NII AftAuI aus, tx OF Of John Watts dec d
INAkE NOTICE. That shall nn the eld day
Il May 1854 at the dwelling house of John Everett
in The county Of Cu5cl and State ofVrginia take II
depo"it"ns of sundry Witnesses to be r, ad as cvdene
on The trial of the suit depending in the Circuit Court
bedford County, in the State aforesaid wherein you
plaintiff AMI | am defendant. IT, from nv cause tn
sad dispositions should not be taken or completed O
the day above named, the same will be tat en- on tn
day next following, at the sau place above appointed
aad the taking thereof will be continued from day Il
day. (Sunlays excepted until the whole are taken.
}. II. NORMAN, exor of
apl 22-w4w Thomas Johnson deed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Dangerous counterfeit is often the leading of
newspaper articles intended to put the community on
their guard ag lust imposition but buy few bottles oil
Emmersons American Hair Restorative and you v i'll
not require any notice in future for anything in this line
Price 81 90 in large Bottles For sale by
arl 2l-lw ID. r. LYMAN.
tzg Stablers Good Medicines are recommend
cd 10 thu public, with the assurance that nothing is
claimed for them. but what they really possess. The
cu,atige properties ofSTABLERS ANODYNE CHER.
ny BAPECTURANT have been certified to in Iundred
OF cases where it has been henei ia in Coughs Odds
Sore Thoas. Asthma, Bronchitis. and diseases of the
lungs and throat generally. The DIARRHGA COR
DIAL is also known to have cured hurlrcds of cases
oi those serious diseases of the bowels which so often
prove fatal Indeed, in reg ard both medicines. II
trial OF Their merits by the afflicted is nfdently asked
really believe there better medicines in use.
See adv ertsement in another column aud descriptive
pamphlets, to be had gratis If the agents. Price for
eachD'ttle orly so cents, or six Ioitles Tor 80 So
lnpl I5-lm
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.
Trustees Sale of yalpahIou

=. rrRSn ,a.T vi valuable House 4 l.,
I'm oeIoas t" he trosi.io4. If - LeL.
M ' is5i a ,aTs A. " ilSi.oq and w.t. s9a
Lynchbnrg lu>tings Court. s,.,, '1rN effr- #,
lust al ocloeh, ~ the premises. ,s ", Saturday -
Quarter Acre Lot with the I,nn WI ,aes
sit-niei at the innctiph # inf piovemen,s
nrnl ih'' '''id'ner oi DR.. Il II III ana l3u, a,
o"iie' Ell l" be ntqnesii",mblt 1T a,,n, IL tt.
Il % %y '" Ts'g. '" naI 'e in %
opl IL -dt22ap J BENA@a9f 81 >aia.
Expires copy 81 Ifn,ie,
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kNOk SALE-An excellent small.size IRON
= oafG' Apply attlhs Ohce. (apl 2l-tsD
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NOTICE.

can he founG at my office, from O'Clock. A. NJ to-
Il o'clock z. NJ. ready, when not oic ally engaged
amy writing in the way of preparing deeds contlacl
wills and ohe instruments, Foreigners DESTROYS of b
coming naturazed will be attended TO.
hpl 22.dts WIN n RRANCu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-22

" We authorized to announce DANIEL A.
NuNNELLf a candidate fol Commissioner of the
Reyel ne forth Eastern Disrict of Campbell County
nnl 10 NNIhn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-22

MIR. Butler, from the Judiciary Committee in
the Senate, has reported n bill proposing to re-
organize the Judicial system of the United States,
by providing for eleven instead of nine circuits,
(as under the present systenl,) aud for the imme-
date appointment of an additional Judge of the
Supreme Court, TO be followed by the addition
of another member 10 that Bench when another
State on the Pacific shall have been admit
ted into the Union. Mr.. Butler stated that this
bill had been prepared with great care, and init
mated that it would receive the sanction of the
Supreme Court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-22

E=Y We ARE requested 10 ann, unce JAS. n. PRYOR
for Commissioner oil the Revenue Amherst Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-22
The BLACK Warrior case in Paris.

The Paris correspondent Of the New York
Herald says: "A very uneasy sensation has
been caused here by the seizure on the part of
the authorities Of Cuba of the Black Warrior
AT grand reception at the English embassy
last night, where all shades OF political opinion
were presented, this subject equally divided at
tention with the French declaration of war
From French and English you heard but one ex-
preston of unfegned regret, that the bungling
intermeddling of Spain should have occurred to
oompicate the otherwise manifold embarrass-
mefits of the period. There were many intuen-
tal Americans present, and Lord Cowley and NJ.
DE Persgny were every now and then holding
animated conversations with Mr.. Francis Cor
bin.
The power and enormous influences of Ameri-
en- are every day being pushed forward into pub
lie regard by the present crisis of European ai
fairs Her gigantic strides as a maratime power,
while European States are falling on one anoth.
or, like hungry dogs quarrelng about II bone,
WILL it is secretly felt, make her one day the mis-
tress OF the Old World. Depend upon il, France
and England have no dosile TO provoke her; and
least of all, just now. President Pierce may do
what he likes with the "authortias at Cuba
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-22
poOK-KEEPrNG, BY SINGLE OR

- DOUBLE ENTRY II. Fritz, Accountant and
Professional Teacher Of bookkeeping science, will
commence his second class in tn, back paror of tie
C"bell Ito Use, on next Thursday April 27th Gentle
men DESTROYS join requested t, "a either This
OF in the caty pant of , eek. Terms-$lo for 3
We Is or ess-lessons in The afternoon or at night.
apl % d3l#
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-22

~ We are authorized 10 announce SAMUEL II.
QuARLES rs candidate Tor the office OF Sheriff OF
hedto county, AT the next eciion. feb % t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-22

10 We are authorized announce LAFAYETTE
LEE hs Candidate for the olfce of Sheriff of Camp.
ben County at the next election. mar Ii decide
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-22

FOle SALEM!-I rror1ieior ~ The
salem lfpfe wOuld irfp m the en- z,ps of tho do,
m ~ "y"enburR, thu Mes.s. Tuner a. Co.'S Cirrus and
A,,r, w''' rer@rn in S"en Mon n,, the eItL
LIZ "''' ne ""u'! be "si Laiiy Ia is .Ly.cb-
,"fg mir i@nP on NJ 'ndny next H.. w,ll have a., nj
'''SS at 'he drr", convey then, over IL town.
.,,oo H. II. CHAPMAN, Salem Hotel.
Salem Va
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g NEAT BUZZ Non GAUDY. On.

assortment OF Fancy Urn FTock Coats which
al 90 " '"y oheal' BAkER g. CLAVEY,
rTSp, an Clothing Station.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-22

- - we have On hand stock Of Black and C,l',rnj
oloths Ca'sif1eres and Vesting~, whick cannot be sr
selves, at RAKFp e. a. Sc - ,"r your
apl 22.ia ~ n -
The daily union., 1854-01-10
DIED.

On the I'd day OF last month"; Sargens Bluff Missouri
River, n Iowa. CHARLES LEWIS, aged about He
the eldest Of Gen WARsER LEWIS the
general OF Wisconsin, lows, and Minnesota
Young Mr. Lewis had been engaged during part
and the fall executing district, Of surveying
Whilst in the midst OF his aruou duties in the ned he and his
discovered the terrible and raging FIRE Of prairie approaching
them Being in the midst OF high weeds and thick they
unable make good their overwhelmed
flames. Mr. Lewis
burned and his hands, burned black
Being eighty miles fro any medical suffered
description for days. away
bic father and almost heart broken mother.
Mr.. Lewis young gentleman Of fine appear
of high order and respected and be
by him. lie had before
pnuey graduated the Western Military Instnc Dram
Springs, will
deepest by his late of the faculty
generally May the Lord afford consolation
MOTHER sister, poor Charley
The daily union., 1854-01-10
From tho Fond du Lac Union,
The Presidents Message.

We alluded briefly last week to the message of Presi.
dent Pierce By this time readers have in all proba-
bily read il for themselves and fully believe that
those who have done with unprejudced minds will
agree with that II is just such document might be
expected and desired from The Chief Magistrate OF this
great republic |! is plain and dgnlfed IN its language
free from all unmeanng rhetorical foarishes, but re.
plete with phrases and sentiments whose signihca,ion
cannot bu, be understood and approved oil by every
American citizen. II is Stale paper OF which every
democrat may well be proud, Tor II enunciaes. in the
true old Jacksonan style those national democratic, and
doctrines which the cardinal articles OF
political faith Indeed, 10 the patriotic OF all parties,
who desire TO the onward progress OF country
maintained The sentiments OF Franklin Pierce cannot bu,
prove acceptable Its breviiy is strong melda!on
and renders It's perusa much general than ii would
have been bad 1t daed at large upon the various matters
ii embraces. Instead of doing this, The President refers
to the reports OF the heads OF tue different departments
for the full expression oil hs views on the subjects there
in discussed and thus enabled 10 conne his message
within reasonable compass.
The brief review OF relations with other countries
very satisfactory and willis, bllibusensm receives
coun,enance there is exhibited determination vndi-
cate, all times and all hazards, the rights OF CIT
izens. Negotiations are being carried on with Great
Britain, France Span and several of the South Ameri-
can States whereby the field for American energy and
commerce will be widely extended
In regard to home matters, strict adherence 10 the
constitutional limits In all expenditures for works Of in
ernal Improvements which local in their charactera
reduction OF the tarla protection oil the national treas
ury from the depicting schemes OF specuatorsn short
all such might be looked for from Presi.
dent elevated to the high position he occupies by the
surages Of the honest OF the peopleare strongly
recommended 10 the consideration OF Congress; aRd
graned TO zee, in the organization OF the House OF
Representatives, that Franklin Pierce TO be maintained
by the democratic members his efforts administer The
affairs of government with strict regard TO the interests
OF the people and rgd adheence 10 all those
calculated TO preserve The permaoence aud integrity OF
our glorious Union, as well as to promote the harmony
democratic
The daily union., 1854-01-10


Tribute OF Respect.
meeting Washington Seminary, the fol-
lowing resolutions adopted s..N
Divine Providence its inscutabc
designs lie Henry A. Bbb cherished
companion Of the brightest ornaments of our Seminary
be IL
ored That deeply lament the premature death OF one
disposition brilliant ntelect and ectude OF con
.ndh hid fair make him accom-
pished scholar and honor to society. f'-Ra
Rord ID That sincerely condoe with the family Of the de-
the idol Of aged father and the
favore of nll who knew him.
Resoped mark their the students Of the Semi
nary will Grape their left arm for the space OF thirty
days
sop 4 copy these revolutions be sent to the fam
iy Of the that they published the National
Ineisencer and Union
Washington Carvalio, Eugene Fitzgerald,
James Hoban, Chas B. Mast,
Peter p. Fitzpatrick, Willard l.. Fitzgerald,
James r. Callan, Lawrence O'Tooc,
Francis Rcnnehan, Archie H. Kerr
William Whelan, Geo. Theodore Orme,
Charles CaryulIo. Walter HELEN,
L los C. Caden. Francis Dooley,
Francis d. Oms, Douglas Cieary,
John Callan, IT,,
Committee the the students OF the washington SEMINARY
The daily union., 1854-01-10
From our London Correspondent.
Lospov. psce mbor 2s. 1853.

Lospoa. December 23, 1853.
Decidedly, the Morning Chronicle Is right 10 treating
Lord Palmerson OF the public s"nythus. to be
destroyed by either aaagoosic cr,cisn by The vulgar
acts of its proianc bearer. The name has thoroughly
become Of belief that the may do whstsvef
he kes-he csono ruin u nor can his adversaies The
Lord PeImerston has betrayed Poand,bu tho
ics Lord Pslmerson Is its most fsith friend the hysi
cal Lord Palmerson has surrendered Hungary the myth
cs Lord Pancrsion passes og is would havebson ibc
There is almost people Europe ASIA whore
liberty the pbys,oal Lord Fsnerston has sold yet
his Turkish Persian Crcassan Creek Italian, German,
Hungarian, Polish etc, victims whether the hicsI Lord
Palmerston is not the bope" of their hberiys release
The physical Lord Paimerston endorses defends
and uses the Aberdeen policy before Parliament
blod in tho face Of the world he supports It In the press
in the oabnet he ecquicsccs in the Vienna notes. first
second and third abandons Turkey, and provokes ST.
nope he only deserts the sinking vessel of the coalition
when be has forged It's fate and Turksys fate together
Still. the resigned my'hus is procaimed "he only to
cope with the Car"
Poor Russian ''Time,," to attempt at such mythu,
The daily union., 1854-01-10
ny ;. Q. MCGUIRE. Amcs,en~sr.

CONVENIENT SALE OF ARTICLES REMAINING ON
VI hand Pfesdens House Monday
January b AT 10 o'clock the ground between the Pres
House shall sell Of sricies
longer need Presidents House, comprising
Pnned bukncad and srchwsys with glass doors and sash
good order
Lot OF paunered work, doors, sasb shutters, hc.
Lot of old ". q. lumber, suitable for fencing
Of iron and lead pipe, registers, sid hrck
Lotto blue hearths
Lot Italian white maaes, which good
order nd valuable
Lot of nantels, partly broken
Together with miscellaneous collection oflumber.
A number OF bronze and gilt paslor brackets
Two large marble top side tables
Hall and Once stoves brass mounted
9rses fsnder- shoves and nre stands Sc
Lot Of soveppe and fire bosr sheet rinc Tin
screens, blowers
Lot of bedssads, carpets, oIlciosh mating &C.
Terms cash, In specie. 80 = - ..
Jan l0-d Anctioneeh
The daily union., 1854-01-10
supreme Court OF the United states
MONDAY, JANUARY o, 1854,

JAkgAKY .,
Joseph IL jackson, esq, OF Poughkeepse, State Of
New York. Edward Mills. esq, OF Ohio. and j Thomas
Sprggs, esq, OF New York, admitted attorneys and
counsellors OF this court
No. 3s. John Garrow At al appellants, Amos Davis
sf al The argument OF this cause was continued BY
Messs Shepley and Rowe Tor the appeees and by Gov
Seward for the appellants.
Adjourned until 10 morrow al III o'clock, a. m.
The daily union., 1854-01-10

ECTURE ON PAINTINO.-RENJAMIN VESTS grand
original painting representing Christ healing stk with
sharsesr, sres ss NE win b. sahsesd tonight tbs In
du.trias Fair In the Baptist Church
win also e delivered Of Watts Theory of the Tides
Admission ~ esnts ch entertainment ,hss provided os
citixens. ian l0-l
The daily union., 1854-01-10

BOSTON, jan 3.
The United States sloopof-war Decatur le Boston this
norniag oI tho purpose OF proceeding 70 the relief Of tho
steamer San Francisco.
The daily union., 1854-01-10
UNITED yrATEs STOCK.

fss ~
G"s s~ssrS
The daily union., 1854-01-10

UICH and bsasuf~a goods fsr holiday pssssaas.
IL swch algs1M
Gold silver head walking 4tsaaH.sA n vab
superior travelling and drsssaas cases se fataw
Fine porte and pussss setN H6Se 0sf eff
Coiuese, wicker and fancy stass bodies e.st r. ~
Luhn's French exReets aart1
ecar, crsvs ties, and sccks q nsw and s,sas syiss
Chenille, and cashmere nufBes &C. ts 'af qsi.r..
Together complete toilet articles ~
qnaiy, tsTNNM CHAa. n. LANkpD eai
Gents Furnishing Es>uhoiaha4nN
Dec a-daw Pennsyvsaia svsass, 80 " sUsst
The daily union., 1854-01-10

AYspectal NottceA viii
be held al the hail. of and 10Th Streets Tuesday
ming. January TO- a. u O'Clock. '
hoped that every member the resident or soourr
VIII be business Of bsfors
the meeting BY order of Federal Lodge No
O. A. sCHwARZMAN,
Jan T-dA Secretary.
The daily union., 1854-01-10

IOHsEs, HORSES. s.-Just arrived washiagssa - -
III hnostcIsss northern boses Ans pair Of sS bnss
wnrds Of sixteen hands high, blood bays shor taa
sound, end gentle and single hoSsss For se - luV ~
canno, be uvpsssed in any city. fsoss wiae
purchase ar 91n heh hAs
neNad N posca-
lar, for few days a. bkChr ivey seabs
l%h street, opposite Wiliards Ho'el'
Jan l0--da4 taHHEEfefl
The daily union., 1854-01-10
rHg gRrE aAILsoAD rRouBLr,.

ERIE, Jan. THE two Kirkpatrick, DR. Shcrwin and
John X. Jack have been arrested and taken TO Psburg
This proceeding has completely cowed the rioters and for
n,er prominent leaders absenng the from the
scenes The is here, and determined
enforce the law and project the railroad company in
their rgats The esent condition OF affairs proves that
dee rmination snd spirit alone required quell the
riot despatch has been received from Gov Bgler, com
manding the obey the decroes OF the supreme
court Of Pennsylvania The railroad company willing
10 com promise matters allow them continue
run ther trains until the settlement of the dispute by the
authorities, but the people at Harbor Creek
willing for this.
The daily union., 1854-01-10

ny- Young Mems Christian Associasion-The annual
this association for the
ing will be held This evening the Baptist
O'Clock
A full attendance is earnestly desired.
ROBERT g. FORDE
Jan 10 Recording Secretary.
n7-The Treasurer of tho Young Mems Christian As
scia"n viii be In attendance the rooms OF the association
O'Clock for the receiving
dues not paid Those who find
other hour requested leave the with the
cbafse
In a book deposited there for that purpose.
All who call he
money the through the Office,
the standing committee OF the church with which they
nectcd or whore they attend.
Under
In report that the be paid before the
Anniversary meeting nest Monday evening.
Ian 10--3t Treasurer
G5 Dinner Horny mAy.--Hon. Henry May having ac-
cepted the invitation Of the citizens who invited him.
since to partake OF dnncr and h Of this month
fired for
Fields Hotel south Capitol hI "Wednesday evening
merit att O'Clock to comps's the arangemesu q. he
h. b. FRENCH,
Jan 10 Chairman Of the Committee Of Invitation.
Qy- The Annual Meeting OF the Board ~ Managers
o the Washington City Protestant Orphan Asylum will he held
Tnedy the 10th instant II O'Clock. Trinity Church.
OF ID and & street. #ae 8HsE
The public person. valusb.
institution, are respectfully invited TO attend.
BY order Of the Board
The daily union., 1854-01-10
nv oRExs 4 sCOTr. A.ss,s...r..

nRY GOODS, DRY GOODS, DAY QOoo1 t--An II has
become fashionable within the lag w ysas ~ sAss
sell goods
fesl dispossd give cusssm~s good bavns -
will offer entire stock which hs ssV8s
Nothing win ~ asked asd noahng ~ -
taken All goods charged Will be at the reGul pstcs r. s
have offered stock siwes bave besa
and would mot do now " That aeee
shall advantage busAee II
want bargains now IL your chance
Jan 5-dl0uf HALL d b1OIUBH.
The daily union., 1854-01-10

NESTING OF THE VETERANS OF 1872
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Flags displayed all the
public buildings to-day in honor Of the asSembagc of the
OF 1914, who mastering in great numbers
Independence Hall and the United States The
New Jersey delegation arrived at ii o'clock with file and
drum. The National Guards and Cornet Band marched
the New York depot to receive the New York delegation.
The daily union., 1854-01-10

DIANOA. PIANOSWe respectfully call The atootiea q
friends and public of panss csnsug q
from the renowned factory Of Knsbe, 0achs Co., v
POND, Co., New York. These
guaranty and 70. cash we win sell them uassssestaa ~
will Of the
Those in Of piano should fh esii aaA ny
stock and learn my W. ,lfss - lNrt-
flutes banjos, Ac also article pcrtainiaG rs
trade, addition extensive variety Of pouny
and fancy goods. JOHN r. kLkto,
Pennsylvania avenue, bstwssa Oh sal l0A sssss.
Janl0-N Ft I-1- 7. r
The daily union., 1854-01-10
Total in,srsss.

III ISrORICAL Sketches Of North CArolina, loaa lDoA
III 1851; compiled from original records, oca iocsuen
traditional statements with Biographical skssches d ~ Asds
eushed citizens public and private John n. Whseo
Of the State One large ovo volume ofs ae wtA
gravings, price e. as ~
Jan 10 YRANCK TAYLOR