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TIE You've GUARD This we'll drilled
company from Richmond, Virginia, which has
been on visit to Baltimore, arrived here in
the eleven o'clock train Of oars this morning.
They are the guests of the Highlanders, Ca D
tain Reese by which company they wers re-
ceived and escorted to the Presidents Man
sion, to pay their respects to his Excellency +;
from thence to the various places of interest
in the city. The Guards will leave for home,
by the southern boat, this evening. They
were we'll entertained in Baltimore, and are
pleased with their visit. The Highlanders
deserve credit for the energy they have shown
since their formation. Theirs L. young COM
pany, but active and determined in all they
undertake. The Young Guard intended to have
passed through Washington this morning for
Richmond, but Captain Reese, with his pro-
verbal kindness and hospitality, has induced
them to spend the day In Washington.
After partaking of COLLATION. with the
Highlanders at their company's headquarters
on street, the Young Guards, without
arms and under the escort of their hosts, visited
the Patent Office, and were to proceed to visit
Marshal Hoover at his residence on Louisiana
avenue.
P. S. We regret to learn that just as We 20
to press, the Young Guard have Geographic
dispatch from Baltimore, announcing the
death Of Mr. VIM. Ogleby, one of their mem
bers, who accompanied them on their visit to
that city, though far gone in consumption
when leaving home. He was Frustrated by
the sudden change of weather, and died sur
rounded by detachment of comrades detailed
to attend him
The INFANT DRUMMER paid visit the White
House this morning, and played some of his
most favorite airs before the President and his
lady. They both expressed themselves highly
pleased with his performances, and Mrs.
Pierce presented him with a token of remem.
brance. There were several present, among
whom We noticed Col. Bailey, Mr. Hubbard,
Secretary Webster, Judge Douglas, and Mar
shall Hoover, who all spoke In the highest
terms of the young prodigy. We observe that
he has announced four entertainments for New
Years day, which we trust will be we'll pat
ropiyed
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sentsnce for Robbing the p6ai,

New YHrZ, Dec. 29.-Fitsgibbon, the post
Office clerk, recently convicted for robbing the
nails in the city post Office, was to day SEN
fenced to ten years imprisonment in the State
prison.
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1UVES1LE BOOKS, For ToUTls OF kysRY
u age, for ssle in great qEsntit =, brscine rncst
OF ,hs works he tcst esteemed Wi ELS of
n clsss in Ens and and America
ALSO, ie~ London oditions If the same md fine
CORRECTION Of French Joverile Books, s lec,ed
In Paris by the undersigned, ma Of which
are just opened
dec % Err; >Snx r.vtop
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Fire at New Grleans
Death Of an Old Merchant.

New ORLEANS, Dee. 26.-The Mechanics'
Institute, Of this city, was burnt this evening.
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FRANCK TAYLOR.

A PPLEs, POTATOES, sc.
IA superior lot hourly expected to arrive De-
sohoone1s Village Gem ard Pearl, for sale by
NJ. ELDRlDGE,
dec lit Union Wharf, Alexandria Va
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A VERY DESIRABLE STORE TO LEr-TuE
"A store ON the east eide Of E.sgepih street, one
door north of pounsy lvauia eyenu., lately oc.u
pied by Ar. Dyer auction and Commission
store, Is Tor rant low to q good tenant Also, the
House above the stole apply to
9. A. RANDALL,
nov l4-I Corner Twelfth and . streets
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GAMING BOOKS, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
- Albr1as, Frensh Fort:oi;os, English Bibles,
Prayer Boo!s, Pencil Cases Gold pena, Rodgers
Penknises, bought per onally from the mannfac.
TURF; foa editions Of the best American, EnQli h.
aud French authors In Pc Try and Prose, many Of
thea finely ILLUSTRATED others in R.ch London and
Paris bindings, mostly inported direct rom Len
don and Paris by ths uudereisoed. rany of them
Just orened. FRAECK TAYLOR
dee 23--
O0R OUT FOR pHE CARS WHEN TAE Bell
IL RI AGS.-Just received 1T the new U aion BOOK
st. reIihs Autobiography of the Incompatible Bar.
mum; Life of the iadefs,igabe Greeley; Ruth Hall q
continuous story By Fanny Fern, the woman writer
CT the 18th century, and Fern Ferries, mplete with
Little Ferns" and hoat Of Books fr the b lideys
Just opening g. the new Uaon Beekst re, 471 Penn
sylvaha avenue. acc 19-tf
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MUSIC FOB BALLS, PARTIES, 60.
L. z. w. WERER

ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS and
IL former patrons that he continues to attend
BALLS, PARTIES, &C., with his we'll organized
BAND Of scientific Musicians
He will introduce all the new and fashionetl L.
Music
An accomplished Pianist furn shed If desired.
~ Orders left at Hiibus 4 Hits' Music Depot,
dautier's or Mlers Confectionery Stores, or at my
residence, near Cen Henderson's, Navy Yard, viii
meet with prompt atten ion nov 2S-2a
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H. S E M z EN-,
JEWELER,
Pc. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
nPFKRS FOR SALE A BEAUTIFUL ASSORT-
~ MEME OF d .-r.-s ..
LEST EHVER.ILATED WARE
Complete Coffee and Tea Gets on white metal, en-
tirsly new styles, Q variety IF richly chased Cake
sna nresa Sasas.s Csssors, WsiterS Potter Dishes
etc., etc +s j
Double and thripple plated table, dessert and to,
Spoons and Forks In silver Patterns All the rood
warranted IS represented and sold low.
dec S-itJsn1
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FINE WATCHES

FINE WATCHES,
WISH TO fetuc. my extenise stock of FINE
l. WATCHES, and Offer in 'u,em.nts to IS
purchasers. ~
you wish good, warranted Timsksep- H3.
or ut q low price ca On
H. SEMKBN, Jeweler,
Pa svsnue, between Och and 10th sis.
dec 8-1tJanI
ON PRICED srArIONERY.-SNLF eEALING
~ commercial Envelopes one dollar per LOCO
Ruled Bill Paper 20 cts psr quirs
Letter Paper 81 per eem -. IS +. s
Ste.l Pens 80 cents q gross v,
:. ana every other article connected with the Sta.
tonary busne,s stsn uniformly low tariG.-S .
TAYLOR MAURY,
dec2S near Ninth ct.
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STORA6E.-Ihose having Furniture, Dry &c,
~ droceries7xc. to De stored, will find annie g.
oommcdations<n the large, ai1v, feg-stone.raye,i
and dry Rasefaents under the star Office corrsr pe
avenue and Eleventh Of. apply ct the Star otsce
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VIM. HAUNSCHU,n

I'M. HAUNSCHILU,
PAPER HANGER UPHOLSTERER.
A MEXICAN and French Paper Haugings and
II Upholster Goods, Pennsylvania avenue. betw
Sc, enteenth and Eighteenth streets, Washington,
D Z.
VIM Haurschild begs !esys to inform his friends
and the public that he has On hand large took OF
French Gilt aud american Transpsrents.
Also, Hair. Moss, Cotton and shuck Mattresses
which be will dispose Of at the lowest prices
&C. 1O--3m
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GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.

II: bAILE1, NO. 100 Seventh street between
= q and n, has on hsnd fresh assortment of
SUGARS TEAS, CORfEEs, fPICES. LIQUORS and
GROCERIES, of every description, which he ofiera
at the lowest market prizes lie solicit. share of
public patronage, feeling assured of his ability to
Please all who nay fav,r him with a call
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GOOD NEWS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

M rs. g. ANDERSON has this dsy received q
N4 large assortment Of Fancy Articles, which she
has selected suitable for holiday presents con lit
Ing OF various articles Of Fancy Stationery, Fancy
Letter and Note Paper, Geld and Silver Pens and
Pencil Cases, Work Boxes. Writing Desks, Back.
CANNON Boards and Chess, Paper Weights, Ink.
stands, &c
Also, selection Of Miscel ~ eous Books consist
Tag Of Poems and Juvenile Books, which viii be
sold ct reduced prices. -. -T.E-
256 Pa Az, Cd door from Kirkvood HOUSE.
dar Or
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

s'HE undersigned will have all o h's account.
l. msds out by The ga ms ant, he wcnl
moot earnestly reque't his custom rs 20 call Al
set'ie The same promptly either 81 cssL ~ wi,h
nStrS a' Sort cate, Gs It Is .it-r o' gr a iaort
ance to Lin 20 hsvs his books closed up
WILLIAM K. EILEY,
Corner Eighth street, opposite Cente Market
dec I2-1w
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M rs. DUVAAL HAS Two DESIRAWLl
lNI front rooms tor tent, With bo ri! No. 33I
opposite Browns Hotel, Penn. avenue
dec % st
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DIED.

On the 18th instant, Mr.. JOHN ID. BROWN. of
this city, in the 39th year Of his age
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CTANDARD FRENCH AUTHORS, fine editions in
y fine Pa Is bindings, are for sals in variety BY
the undersignen imported by himself from Paris-r
many Of them just opened.
dec % FRANOK TAYLOR.
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s5| AN rs IL hiGfkOkiS.-Ths.:.b scrinora az
w, aittines In the market buying sLAyEt nay
Tag the highest caah prices Persons having lave.
f3T sale sil nI.ass cal! ct 2i2 PRATT sTREFvr Raj,
tiror', No lSis.ter's old stana, sisvee tsgoy, on
board g 3 ceots per day.
feb ely B.M.a w. l.. CAMpR.rE,
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Wants.

xHYAhTED-AT TIE CITY RESTAURANT, at
" corner Of Thirteenth street and Pa avenue a
good Oyster Opener, white o. colored None Lut a
geno ons neei apply. dee 2S-I,H
M ANTED "A WOMAN TO CO. K, WASH sad
w iron in private family. Good rsferenc, re
qaired Erquire at 80 ST., corner Of 10Th.
dec % 3t*
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AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS

UST received one Of Neill. Dnrop Co.'s first Ire
u MUM Planes, splendid instrument in tone
and beauty Of workmanship. Call and examine ,,
yourselves Neil, nurop Co.'S Pianos received the
fist premium at the ateaxhibt on OF the Mary land
Institute over ell competitors.
dec IL HILBUS & HITZ Apents
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TELEGRAPHI(,
Expressly for the Daily Ersain. Sta,
Ron-arriyal of tb. a,,.r.,,

NEW YORK, Doc 80, p. m-Thsre ara no
signs ss Sandy Hook of the arrival of the
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ARGE DWELLING-HOUSE TO LkT-sITU
IL ated the eat side of So zenith at. eet one doc,
above street and only two squa es from the Paten
Office. The house has been built but few years,
is large and commodous, containing fourteen roc ms
1t ls now being newly painted and prepared, ard
fitted with gas fixtures; ha, pump with exccIIe n;
water Ia the ya.d, and cisteI water in the house
bath rooms, &c; large yard, with stable and car
riage house Apply, next door to the house to
nov l3-e Ctf A. ROTHWEIJ
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For Sale and Rent.

DARE CHANCE.-TAvERN STAND, FURNI-
IL ture, Fixtures &c tor sale.-The good viii,
License, Furniture, FIJI lures &C.. Of well Known
and lc1g esta hlished Tavern, situated the
W Yard, now offered for eeie. The establish
mt consists of two HOUSES both of which are sup
piled with gs all through, and large lo:s and stab
IL years doing profitable business in the hands Of
| the subscribe, who discontinues only on account
of declining health
To = man of character, energy and enterprise, a
ment Of moderate capital. If desired lease of s
years will be given.
Full term, III AIDE known On application the cub
scriber, Eighth street east, near Navy Ys,d
des 29-3ts JIO GOLrEN
| nor RENT-A CONFECTIONERY STORE. ON
4 venth street, opposite Odd Fellows hall -
Counter and Shelves for sale. Possession given on
the LIST of January. 1t Is of the 8. stands r
| tie busue in the city I'd has dry cellar and a
good bake over. Rent moderate Enquire of NJ.
| RING CO, Pa. ave bet. ~ AMI 9Th street.
| dec -3t*
| FURNITURE FOR SALE.-A GENTLEMAN
Il with q handsomely furnished eu:s, wishes to
dispose of the Furniture al private sale 10 the house
! which is now occupied by him The Furniture is
all new, Of the FIRST quality aud ev. ry hing IL COM
| prited in the house necessary for houss.kst ping
| sandsomely. The furniture is of black Wa
| ank the upholtte terry in brocstele.
Any gentleman DESTROYS of houss .keepiIg will he
enabled to suit himself caeaply with handsome fur.
| niture. kitchen, psrl3r. md chamber new house
It ne desr and in delightful section of the city.
| Address HU sBARD through the City Eos. flee,
| or No. AZ General LIND Cffice.
dec29-f [Union&trtel.l
| IIfOR RENr.-Ths Spacious STORE ROOM on the
l. corn If Seventh and I ttrests is for rent. 1t
and has gcod dry c.l'sr 1t has been used FOR the
dry loods business, and is ready shelyed Apply TO
ROTHWELL & BROWN,
Loria avenue, opposite Bank of Washington
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EIsH-FIsH- -
/ Il The undersigned has on hand, and is daily re.
ceiviug from the North ard East Nos. l. Q, 8, and
Mackerel. - ! .-
Also, Bsy of Fundy and Bank Goldfish ----
Which will be sold as lew rs csn be ordered from
the North, ty Nj. ELDRIDGR
dec 2i-u Union Wharf, Alexandra, We.
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DsR:OES DE IRING OONFOKTABLs ROO
L either with or without beard, can obtoin them
at Mrs. MANNING's, on 18th street. bet r
and z, No. 453 The location is centred, and one
of the mo pleasant in the city.
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TNRAVkLS In THE EAST, Ths E,st.
l. e-n Wsr.-Great Work on China and India
sea s. Rus sis, very cheap
Do Hi tory Of the United States
DO History Of he Bible
Travels on tie Continent
Description If Great Britain and Irelsnd
Sold to AGENTS at ths mort reasonable DR. icas
Agents can be supplied with sill of Sears works.
Active men can make from two to three dollars par
day. For sale by DECKER
Pd. avenue, doors east # Ninth ct
dee 26-5ts ON. osits the Market
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FAMILY GROCERY.

-NoTt.soss' c5T; er II qAirt,eaM aslG N s-y,s,s
4 HE subscriber h-N ~ taken the aboye-nasaea
pa + g g +: ss 5,5sss t:s ssocEkfEs3
supply O. FA2iLf GR@CERIEs, Of the very best
quality whic Viii lie III possd OF at the lowest DOE.
siele ates Tor c,sh, shors creJi: TO puuctuaI
customers.
Hs solic.ts continuance of the custom Of the for-
NE! patrons OF he hcus. and begs to In, lie the
teninn nd inspe,ti Of his numerous friends enG
aequ.intsnces to tn quality of his goods and the
arrangements made to secure ne literal patronage
OF the pubic "A Jackson.
dec l2-Im
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EoE Il -A'G ,Ss. y aALE.--THE MODERN
z Four-story Brick House on Thirteenth at, eet
near K, east side. The house is in good repair, dry
Cellars and TO good tie .ant the rent will be low
POSSESSION given on the lat November Apply to
oct 30-G JAS G. McGIIJRE 49,
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kFEkf MAN HIS OWN LANDLOBD-Tli al
" Union Land Association have row Autographed
plats OF uniontown situated the Eastern br pch
OF the Potomac river, directly opposite the NAVY
ard, and invt the public to exsniine the s,me at
their office. "
Eligible Bulldog Lois, on graded 60 feet vida
streets, fronting "a fest end running back 100 feet
are new offered at the very low price Of S75 paya
Bile IN easy irstallments OF $ month, until the
Who'll, is paid, when deed in fse simple will be ex.
cert. Will lie allowed to pers2ns payfn? cash
The location is one of acknowledges hcaithfuIne
and heanty, with an abundant supply of excellent
wasr. Persons desirous of earring q house and
shou make immediate appliC ation, o. similar op
portu: ity will never . Jain be presented
N. "A lsrge qusIitity of chestnut post and oak
wood for sale cheap. JOHN FOX, Secretary,
dec 9-lna ->f'>
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nCTCA ii ERRING.-l5 kegs 1854, Vol
~ len, Holland For sale by
SHEKELL BROTHERS,
!, dec Is 1w No. 40 opposite Centre Market

DRUG STORE FOR SALE.
A DRUG STORE, elisibly situated, doing an ex.
"A tens;ye business, and with ample stock OF
The best Medicines, Fancy Articles, 10, with ell the
fixtures, (Which are new and in the most perfect
order, is offe ed for sale, great bargain.
The price Is 81 500, which il 81 coo less than cest
Any Eers desiring to purchase can learn partic-
ulars by odd essing letter to 'Drug, ist," Wath-
ington tits. DC l1dtf
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"TAKING 1T CooLLY Last evening q gen
tlsman, passing through the Center Market,
found young man laid out on bench and
snoozing as quietly as if he was in bed. A
lew hours and he would never have been
troubled again for resting place.
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Col. BENToy Persons desiring Col Ben.
tons great work are reminded that J. S. Hol.
iingshead, Esq, at the exhibition room of the
Dying dladi ator, is prepared to furnish it t.
all who may desire 1t
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BALLS ON NEW YEARS NIGHr-The Tsrp-
sichore Club will hold their grand ball at Odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, on new years
night. They will, no doubt, have fine time
Of 10.
The German Yagers are also TO have ball
at Carusi's Saloon on the same night, when .
large company of gallant men and beautiful
ladies will grace the saloon.
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UEIss AcADE8Y-The attention Of tina
readers of the is called to the notice OF the
MON Academy, in another column of to-
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WATCH RETURNS In the guard house, this
morning, there were seven lod ,ers. The DO
lice court, Justice Grubb presiding, had but
two cases to dispose of, viz James Watson,
drunk, costs; Martin McGuine, vagrant, work
house ninety days
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J,onorfant from Merico.

v,w oR1EANr, July By the steamer Or
NJ" ,uo have Vera Cruz dates to the 9Th, AND
4 stssG Ss r As sf as'fI With The no '
u A new expedition under the Count Boulbor
.,a, eynpcted at Guayamas. Two battalons had
haen sent to Mchoacan, where the revolution
continues Santa Anna had %dt sent grand
King of Prussia. and others;
Galveston dates to the 9th gives hattering ac-
accounts of the crops.
The FL Paso mail arrived at San Antonio, hay
ing been attached by Indians at Eagle Springs
4 letter from Santa Fe dated May Goth, says
.hot Indian hostties continue, the Indians com
bining against the whites, and general war is
inevitable.
The Commander of the troops has sent force
to Eagle Springs, and otherwise preparing to OPP
crate against the Indians.
Mrs. Wilson, recently prisaner among the
camanches, has arrived at Ell Paso
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WATERING PLACES.
"Coiner's White Sulphur Springs.

I'tilS very pleasant and agreeable Wat RING Place Ia
now opef ed the reception of ysiters.
They hre situated al Al = western base Of III, Bne
~ &C. Immediately ON the line otfhe W. & Tenn Rnil
To d. about - miles above Lynclhnrr, und theref,re
are The most neressible watering Place in virginia
II Is uhin two ours Vi 70 of Lynclhure which will
MAKE peculiarly inviting place of rrso-i Tor the lnr,
lies oth rers rs WHOSE oreupation- or professions for
BID continued absence from hun :, aud WIN n, IN.
same time. desire all ought 10 give their fnmiios
then frequent ncrsoua presence uni ant. ntinp
Large and convenient additions hf w. during the fall
ant winter, been made Ia the way of buildings Ia he.e
rings, wlirh will no only add lr, ally In the con,f.rt
OF visitors, hut will 'nuh the pr rreinr To nec,nm,.
date much lars' number than lie was able To accom-
molate the last season
Places of innocent and healthy nusement have al.o
bera provided forv siIcr..
The edicnl qualities afibese Servings lny. te.n M.
certained 10 be not inferior any "Wte" or BLACK
Sulphur In Virginia, MI the brnaii'ul ard ,c,ore some
"nntain scenery 10y which he, surrounded md The
pure and nsigomting air peculiar TO the nfmosnh.ra f
the place no. surpassed by thnse of any otl er oca.
ton in the STATE.
The FABLE and BAR VII always be abnndanfly snl,-
pied with the yeS besi which the country affords nnd
every attention will he pn b, the proprietor and his
sistants Il Z comfort and enjoyment nf ysiiers
Visitors by The up morning train will enter for Bon
acl where haek will be in readiness To convey hem
10 tho SPRING. Those taking the evening train will 10
put ofin Is yards ofthe Springs
CHARLES PHELPS,
jun 30 3'awlm Preprietor
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GSOREWAKD-Rnnnvuyfro from the sui
Thirty DAYS Grace.

NlTH view of disposing OF his present stock md
w making room for much larger the .ubscri5
will tor the thirty day.. offer such inducements
to those wishing purchase Flu niture for CASH, as
were enjoyed in this market.
The present stock made to order. and will com
pare iavoahlv with any in the market. it consist in
part of the fell, wing ticeS: SO circular and shield
back Divans, Tere ii Teies, Rocking Plain and Fnncy
Mahogany Chairs, Carpet Medallion Sofas with Rock
ing, Arm. ind Parlor Chairs match Sideoars. with
marble or wood tons, Dressing Bureaus with al d with
out marble tops Wusfslands MAJ bic or wood tips.
" God and Cane seat RI, kcrs, Wood, Cane and Rush
seat Chairs Of different patterns. Outage Furniture and
Painted Chamber Sets. rlain half nad whole marble
tops, French Curtain mster Post Gothic and Cottage
Bcdsteads, Mahogany, WIlnu ard Bronzed Iron Hat
Rick French Fiurei and H. op Card Tables, Centre
and Sofa Tables, with marble tops, Mahoguny French
Extension Din ing Tables, ry fine article. Manga
ny or Walnut Dining and Hall Jr Entry Tables Work
an Cardle Stands, Carpet nd Cane seat Counter
y COS. Warlrcb Pier Glnsses NhaNots and " hut
Not Desks &c &c. An sPccion of stock IS respect
fully solicited. Il. ]. FOLkES,
Waierooms3 doors below Libe.ty Warehouse.
july IL
20 RIP coy
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The Langhorne Mills for Sale or Lease.

hNlNi To the intrn state al my health, offer
" for Sale or Lease. that well known milling proper.
", situated within the cnporation OF ynchhurg mme-
diately upon the james River K kanawha Canal aud
coniiguousto the Depot of the Virginia and Tenne-
Kali Road. The alb We property contains and FIVE
lights at an acre of band; upon which is i uitrd II
large Manufacturing Mill. with Ron of Bun, Stones
capabie of grinding $50 barrels of -four per Fay. The
Machinery is Of Cast lion, Of the most approved pat
terms, and every Hing about the premises is in The
perfect oider. Attached to the Touring mills, the
Corn and Plaster Mills both having large custom
Upon the premises there i, good Millers House,
Co"pers Shop ahd all necessary outhouses
Ample arrangements have been made Tor the ensuing
seas m; IL the necessary labor emrlnyed ahunda 1
supply of barrels and barrel nate al provided Such is
the sitnaon of the prop rty that purchaser would
be subjected days delay in putting the mills in ope
ration. For terms apply To Mr. Jno s. Langhornr,
the mills, the undersigned, nj Glover Dale, Boet"nrt
july IA dts HENRY q. .ANGHORNE.
Rirhmnnd Win
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-17
$22,5OO worth of Dry Goods at Cost.

VIE subscriber wishing to convert many of his
goods IA possible intn money, has determined l.,
otter for the remainder oihe hi. entire stock
of De Goodsa COST.
His stock compris's every article usually kept In The
dry goods line Ills assortment of black AMI colored
Silks aud Dress Goods ofevety scrip ion |, unusual
large Tor he senson, aud Is wei worthy tho attention III
every person who may wish goods such favorable
terms.
His rcn i mud the rubo generally requested To
call am examne for themselves.
Regular customers (,hould they prefer III WILDE sup
piled VITA goods the usual ter ns.
PHILIP w. PAYNE.
7. \ My stock Of Carpeing is quite large aud
mostly of this Springs purchase, iuu IL