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victOry.-Huxzal The Country II Safe again,
md Is cent dagnorreoypss furnished splendid
Iero.s as ever, by tho New York Picture Company 80
Broadway.
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CrsgtadorO's Hair Dye-ThAs Splendid Dyo
A. NO canal in the world The tints impaired ID to the
hair are those Sold wholesale and retail sp
glied ~ Cristadoros, No. d Astor House.
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from auction rich plaid and brocadc silks plain and striped
d. black do rich silks for evening also, meraocs
eashmtres lanes mourning goods ha WIS., Han
nes ilankst hcetinss and shirtny table damasks and
also three plaid mcriroc rich and styles
The above goods will he sold lower than other
tablkhment in this city. Z. H. LEADBEATER
9A7 broadway corner of Leonard street.
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STOLEN GOODS.

cor REwARD-sToLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
RZO on Sunday night 9Th inst from Fort MONTGOMERY,
orange county bay horse with star in his forehead and
enc white hind foot and fore Leg eight
old and about deen bands high Information he eft
with lsaac Smith, at Cornwall Landing Orange county
with Joseph Smith 76 West Twentieth street. New York
SToLEN-Two TABLE AND EIGHT TEA SILVER
~ spoons, marked j. b A liberal reward for tho
DO paid by the owner.
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Court CoIcntlar-Thls DIV

AnsOn's Dogucrreotypcs, Large Size, FOR SO
and nice twice the size taken for
elsewhere for t. ANSONS, 59 Broadway, opposite Me-
trepolitan Hotel
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hard times order the stanaon OF business and
the diseharge of industrious employee 50 thinking r. T.
WILDE, importer and manufacturer Of fashionable MILNE
~ - and e John street. selling his superb winter bonncts
Of tho latest French styles his ladies' and misses beaver
ter assortment Of ribbons feathers feather trimmings &C.
ri coet prices Such bargains cannot be obtained
yu his rttr
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IS Cent DagucrreOtypes.-PersO having
the above kind Of have them fitted with
at shilling each, 1875 broadway, of Howard
street. where may be had picture double the size with
complete, for 80 cents. GARBANATI, Artist.
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india Rubber Gloves nnd Nuttens-F0r Use
IN Geld or wet weather. also ladies' lined gloves aud
sss1f gloves and % ess Ss. csss for rSgsA 2.
trade eals' AZ John street up Stairs anu NO
100000 Worth OF superb Carpets, at the
tLnn Broadway prces ENGLISH velvet los Brussels, De-
~Ooo yards beautiful ingram 3s o. and IS per yard.
Pianos and MeIodeons.-T. Gilbert & Co.'s
frame. ;$apsins them any climate and circular scales.
isS sss planes Ssyn greater
ssaee ard durability Of make than other piano in the
psSS' ct ns Ga m si
ssas s'ss' 9sFsi'ss rsi piano..
which have been rented but saor: time viii DO sold
made Tor cash suit purchasers monthly p,ymsnts
'''' a'' sHa
To Southern Travellers.-The Un.tea States
North Afternoon o'clock for Nosols Yessrs
BY sroad
the Carolinas, Georgia, &C.
Dssbrow's New, Elegant and Commodious
% Il Ss and can tho
reheol for their exclusive use on Monday wednesday and
Friday evenings with horses music and attendance.
Wesatlinu Cnr.ls.-An Assortment OF Ever
Aeps elegant engraved wedding cards envelopes &C..
hs hsd or seas y pest 70 any Pas 81 the
Phnlon's Paphian Lotion.-Byron wished NIL
With sS ro sSs cns This a rapid %
tho proprietor that they Of mud the sub
jcct Letters in it's praise in from all quarters. They
all tell story VII. That clears the compiexion and
smooshs the skin In all but miraculous manner !.
Hair Dye and Wlgs.-BatchcIor's Hair Dye
a aRpnss sss
mental Hair Factory, 233 Broadway.
Does the Scalp Begin to show Through
Your hair 1T So badness Is at hand unless
means to prescnti Apply Micrs Iavigorator nj
morning and your hair 10 safe For sale by gene
rally. LOUIS MILLER, 29J fSowery.
persons want Of the above articles to call on NED
HURST HEARD, n Maiden lanc whero they have AWAY
hand Lack aud front braids bands curs &c Cut this
out
CI,otern.-Dr. Tobias, 60 Cortinnslt street
20 Of cholera when first
with HE Venetian niment II falls Only % cent
Who that vaiucs life will be without tg Sold by the
ssnsgists throughout The United Statcs.
The Highly Celebrated DIR. the Baron spo-
!ssco, H. D., A. H. &c consulting physician and surgeon
won dn~ ~ a.sua tsaf o. IL N,r to-
sssss~Asss At ms rooms. S. Niehsias Motel
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the pusist, s to the prize ring Knox is to h basinss
fcremct and IL has been suggested by punnin
acquaintance Of TO out the comparison, nigh
add Knox and the other knockcr This about
had his hats beautiful and cheap Knoxs establish
nents i2s Fulton street and S33 Broadway.
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t1othing.-Scas0nablc Clothing or the latest
style and best quality and sold at prices TO suit the times
can be obtained OF HEWITT, CouLSON CO., Ill Fulton
street and 90 Ann street.

100000 worth OF clothing, manufactured
BY two OF the beet houses in Broadway for sale EVANS
clothing warehouse C and 10 Fulton street All city banks
taken at par. Lewis County Bank, IS cents.
Reasonable Undcrgarments OF All Kinds
Woon cotton, silk cashmcrc the celebrated Shaker
knit shaker flannel shirts and drawers at McLAUG
Inns prioo store, 20: Greenwich street, Of
Chamlers
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO BECOME ACQUAINTED
"A with lady with marriage, mutually pleas
ed None but nmiable and accomplished ladies' acous
somod TO wealthy snd artocrac circles need
address o. X g. broadway Post Office, as the advertiser
entirely sincere and eligible.
MATRIMONIAL OFFICE.-LADIES AND GENTLE
M who wishing to form matrimonial alliance,
will very respectable and advantageous OCCASION
calling Madame Harris 300 Bowory, who has opened
matrimonial register whereby any lady gentleman
themselves partner for life Parties are cbycd TO
state real residence requisites &c which will be
changed and they be assured that every hng
ing letters interviews viii no strictly confidential Ma
Gane Iairis in ES-, Ifns H.. La, spaniel
and German language Ne letters noticed unless post paid
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who that has visited our New Opera

Who that hos visited our New Opera
Housc and listened to the delicious notes Of Grisi
Mario, admired tho splendid dress of heilo and
dercd at the faulcss elegance CT tho dazzling shirt fronts
and shapey collars displayed by beaux always ind
sstive Of the trus has considered how much
shirt ter OF the age, whose fame in shirt fitting Is only
esud the elegance of the articles produced at his
e1blisbmenH
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FURNITURE.

CPLENDID ENAMELLED FURNITURE-ELEGAN7
suits At vsry reduced for cash. made aud FINISHED
superior manner and Of wareroov
Sit Broadway saving Bank ST. N;choiaI
Hotel. 3. ID. WARWICK, factory 81 White street.
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RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION
"A as chAmbermad and fine washer and roner, or do
housework Good city reference given Apply lob St.
Marks place, for two days
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RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO
IA do general homework Has objection to boarding
house Good city reference given Can be At Al Clark
street. in the basement.
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Judge Thomas Corwn Of Ohio, has resigned his Office
the resignation TO take effect Immediately 1t Is under
stood that the Governor viii appoint Judge Swan to nil
the vacancy.
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NJ Ann ,trset an satrsnee lSg Fulton ulrSs eehN
aIs; ssrnsr Pineapple and rSltcs streets M
dolphn other billiard table makers who pretend 70 have
defraud purchasers One Thousand dollars IN
FuItc Bank back these assertions that innocent
may not buy Law suits Tables, balls euss,
rts cloths &c. for sale above, and NJ the factory Is
md C Centre Orders punctuaiiy attended w. and
guarantees sent with tables ordered w mail.
DIlIJARDs-Ir you WISH TO PURCHASE GOOD
ID aud well male table with the original patent rEbber
.s s, ~ Il W ~ 81" -'-"~' 80 '~..5"s tho largast
stock ever offered for sale IN shs United stAtss
GRIFFITH DECKER
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, OF STEADY
"A habits wishes to obtain situation cook washer and
roner in private family would take
would offer She has two city
place Can be seen at Il West street. Battery place
FIRST Hoor front room. ' -
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Wigs ana TOupecs.-We would Advise nj
persons want Of the above named articles to call on MEL
HURST HEARD, II Maiden lane, whero they have alway
hand lack and front braids bands curls &C. Cut TIL
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES TIE WASHING
IA OF small family, few single persons,
Dozen at reasonable terms. Please call No. Great
J ones street, in the roar
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cold wet weather; also, ladies' lined gloves, and
bleaching gloves and mitls certain for rough
eharped hands For sale at all rubber stores and 70 the
trade only, at No. sc John street, up stairs.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-06-04

M. Josrpn F. AUcOia f4it savoir D tous ses
amis ct an public quill est tta5li tout pres de
rtgIisc paroisaialc ct gull a t~oujours en- main
de Ia claux, des briqucs, ct t0us les matGrian&
qui sont du resort de5 cntreprcncurs Wagons.
CONNIE par lie pass1 il contractera des en-
~gagemcuts, IA des conditions avantageuses, soft
pour br1ier des %briqucs, soft pour monter des
equipagcs, soft pour eXEcutcr dcs enterprises
de magonneric de ~quelqne genre que &c soft.
NJ. Aucoin Went d'ctab'ir sur 50 residence
une briquetcric (brick-yard) ct pourra remPIira
des prix CT termcs a~vantageux toote3 les con-
mandes qu'on lui fera.
II entreprendra tgalemont n construction
dcs tombes dams lc cimetiGre de fGglise p 'rois
stale, de ~quelque dimension ct dc qnelqnc for
me qu'on les dasirera.-ll Il pris ses measures
pour executor bien ct yite tons les ouvrages qui
lui scront coniGs
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HOTEL DE L'UNION.

M. ~Jacqacs Vivey, dc Donaldsonville.
Prevent ses amis CT lc public que lie lie,
Janyier proclaim. il f:ra a Donaldson
vile, l'ouvcrturc de l~'norEL DE L'uHIoN
f%ancien hateI de la CnliiomicI ttnbIis
sement gail Went dc rcstaurcr dc fond
on comble.
Mcubles ct distribution du local, tout
est organise a%ujourd'hui dams cctte mai
on pour en- fairc un excellent hotel.
Elegance ct comfort, VOLTA qncllc Il etc
III devise dh nouyeau proprlttaire en-
prcnant des dispositions pour assurcr lie
success de son enterprise.
DE Jo'is appartcments pour garcons,
dc bicn wastes ct bien conmodcs pour
families, ct par dessus celia, unc bonne
cuisine a la bordelaisc, VOLTA les titrcs
wee IesqucIs M. Viycy s%olIicite pour
son Establishment lc patronage du pu-
bic.
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HOTEL WASHINGTON,
A NAPOiEONVILLE.

NM. BESSIE Fttres ~viennent de prcndrc
possession dn bel Establishment connu sous
lie nom de HGtI Washington.
Les wastes, commodes ct dlegantes construc-
tions attaches a Get ttablissenent, le clloix des
NETS ct wins servis a la table du WAsHINGroN
Hotel, font sans contredit dc cette maison une
des plus confortables de la campagne.
NM. Besse s'occupent achievement dame.
.iorer Reimbursement deja 81 bien monte don't
lis vienneut deatreprendre 'exploitatlon; aussi
conptent-ils sur le patronage de tons lcurs
amis, des yoyageurs ct du public en- generals.
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n I8,

4 rc"dre. pr h so"ssjgnf, a ION n,ay,ht
pow d" Compliant.
pat6s trtfSGs en- un quart de boite
CGpes a l'huiie.
Ehamrign0ns Il Ihuile.
l!rnaarlS- -
Petits Pois an %Eaturei.
T'ruilcs du perigord. fs
Sar0incS d l,Euile.
ton"ombrcs an vinaigrr, r%uncais c,
americans.
tiQucrrs assortics.
Wins rongcs, en- bariques.
ii en- caissr. %
St-Jnlien-Meduc.
Chateau LATTE.
EhatcaufLGoyilIe. Muscat de pne,
Gruau LarDsc. ChabIis.s
Clos Eougeat. Pldcsheimtr. .E
Wins h}ancS. IEaut sattc,n,
Tous les articles vcndus au M Is. 81,
~nfrln"mcnt garan'is ct pruyrnf tirc re;onf
mes siis re Confinement rak.
81 J. LARRY
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EDMOND N!AJRTN,

ATOCAI,, Il N.IPOLEONVILLE.
Excrcc sa profession dams lie Seine
District Judiciairc, composites paroisscs
Assomption, Lafourchc inferno ct Ter
rcbonne. / doDncra tons scs soins aux
ailaircs quron voudra hicn Iai c%orticr
dams &c district ct les avoisinauts. 7
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ToMBEs TT MONUMENTS FUNEBREs

TOMBFS TT MONUMENTS FUNEBRES
~ L SiEUE LIS. F.PLTTEN, connu dcpuis
60 90 p~lusieurs ann6es par les nombreux ouvsa-
res, quill a fats dams le cimotiere de cette parcis-
Sc, ct ceux des paroisses avoisinantes, a Phcn
neur de "prcyenir ses amis ct lie public en- gene
raj. quill Went de @recevoir du Nord de fAmeii-
que, ct de l~'Italie, des marbres de toutes especes
OF au il est pref a executor tonte commando dc
tombes, caveaux de famille on monuments con.
c~ernant sa partie.
II emploie an choix des families, ie marbre la
pierre, on lie nois. ct sc charge egalement dcs
rrilles on entourag es de tombes, soft en- bois soft
en- fer. Pour plus amples renseignements, s'adres.
ser chez lui a Plattenvillea cote de rEglisc Pa
r~oissiale de l'Assomption. Ses prix sont des plus
moder6s.
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JOHN III. ILLsLEV.

NOTICE.-All professional business en-.
trusted to the undersigned will receive theil
diligent attention. They will athena regn.
larly the sessions Of the courts of the 4th
and 9th Judicial District.
I1onaldsonville, 23rd march 1852.
JOHN FL. ILLSLEY.
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~RECTOEaN
A. GENTII.Ii,
q Etsy q Gs T. IL 20

Practices in the Fifth judicial DISTRICT
the parishes Of assumption, LGtourche
Interior and IieyrcJoane, and will give par
cuIar attention to law suits that may be en-
listed to him. sl5,nl*
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PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
No. II, Mississippi street,
naN.r n
B0NAlDsGNyILLE


John Bulls Sands and Townsend sarsa
%patilla, Ayers Cherry P~ectoral for coughs,
colds, etc, Liverwoft; aud tar andcanchala
qua. for consumption, balsaIm ofwild cherry
for deseases Of the lungs, Compound syrup
ofNaptha, for asthma and colds.
Oxygenated bitters, for dyspepsia, phthi.
sic, etc, India eholagogue, for fever and
ague, etc, Electrical iehrifuge or Speeds
fcvertonic; Railways ready relief, Indian
vegetable elixir, for rlieumatisms and govt.
Winer's Canadian vermifig., Longloy's
great western panacea, f~orlivcr complaints,
Venetian Eminent for pains ofall kinds
Mexican mustang liniment for fresh
and old wounds, Buffers nerve and bone
liniment for horses, Sherman's Olosaonian,
all healing balsam, Magical pain extractor,
for all kinds Of sores, Jew Dayid's or He
brew's Plasters.
ills:
Graefnberg Vegetable Pills.
Moilat's do do
VIM. Wright's do do
Magnetic powder redistribution of roa-
ches. phosphoric paste, Death on rats.
o:--Castor oil, Epsum salt, sulGate
de quinine, de Powerset Weightman ct de
Robiquet.
Poudres de seidiitz.
Donaldsonville,I5 JUN 1852.
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no 10.

Seul depot dcs articles de Billiard dc Ia
Maison Antognini chez lie sorssigne,
j. JARRY.
Taps de Billiard, Queues, Blouscs, ProcG-
des, Cole, Jeax de Lotos, Billes, ETC., ETC., a
vendre an meme prix que III. Antognini.
Doaaldsonrille, Ter mai 1868. So
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DON ANDRE SOLORZANO,
COggecgeas2s.

Annonce rcspectueasement an public qu'iI Sc
cllargera a ~lsavenir de tous recouYremens dams
les p~aroisses Assumption, Ascension, Lafourche
Inferno, Terrebonne, etc.
lis charge aussi de l'agence de toutes les
~af1aires commercials qu'on voudra bien lui
confer.
% S'adresser au STAR CorrEE.IlousE Oh
aux Bureaux du PlosgIER.
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GYPRiGM ~. BARlLLENU.
Il .NYPOLEONVjLLE,

Exerce 50 profession dams lie 5eao District
Judiciaire, compose das p~arolSses Assumption.
Laiourche Inferno ct Terrebonle. IL donnera
tous SEES soins aux atuircs qu'on youlra blen
mi c0utier dams co district et les ayoisinants
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hFant compose nn 0DDNTNCI
CUE qui gitrit rad~icalcmcnl les nanx
lie ccotS Ct ;trrftc Ia %'aric. u FInr,tur
den i'ifc part ii Sos 'iirns ct d:o.,rir sts
services aux Pcrsohhrs q''i pcnvcn ten
ayoir hcso;n.
Ain>i m%aintennnt: Plus Obstruction,
plus dc sonIiranccS: ct Preservation Ger.
tainc ct Ecilc. .~s
0g.h va cohtin"er Sos Voyages con me
il les ftisait auparasant. IA.
AVIS.
pernercment rren par les soussignss.
m assortment %couplei de- charrnc- lrs
tahtiqncs dc WIN Ne Clanalian ct dc
hall-a vendrc au prix dcs Eabricants
par
PUJOS & yERREy.
Donal'lsr vile. II dec. 1859. IL
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NAPOLEONViILE ACADEMY I.

This Seminary opened OF the 2 ofJa-
mary for the Instruction of young
Ladies and Gentlemen. The depart
menus are separate and the number
Of pupils limited.
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JOHN II. IIsLEY.
AVIs.-Lc soussigne, avocat, exerce-
ra sa profession dams les Cours dn 4mc
Ell Cinquieme districts jndiciaircs. Ills APP
portera tous ses soins aux a~fIaires gu
lui seront confiees.
Donaldsonville, 90 mars 1852.
JOHN I'll. iLSLEY
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-.
nIEl0.

zssw DIED,
ffANA JONk9 Mt1QkE, eids2 dausAtsr Of the
late Bishop Msofe Of fh city Her friends md fnos0
of the tamil ere invited to attend her funeral from
the Monrmentsl Church, this Monday m0rnfDe q
go'cloct ~~sassasss ss2sss5- zssssse eaA w.
On Sunday morning. the 18th inst, at 10 minutes
TO o'clock, JOHN JETER, second son Of j V: and
aria NJ Ramos, eged years, mouths and D dsJs.
The friends and scquaintsnees of the family are re-
specially invited to attend his funeral this
at O'clock from the Ist Baptist Church, without
farther invitation 5syy-.-.s+
In this city on Sunday morning 18th inst, at guar
ter past O'Clock, Mrs. MAR0ARET HABLiSTON,
third daughter Of Mr.. David Walsh, aud wife OF Mr.
Frederick Habliston, aged 20 years Her disease was
consumption-and although for several months con-
fined to her bed she bore her soferings meekly, and
awaited with ehrstiin resg patton the summons TO
better world. In her death, her husband has lost
fond and devoted companion, and large circle OF
friends sincerely synpatize Ia his grief But she has
gone to that better world. Blessed the pure in
heart. for they shall see God" A..
The friends and quaintances Of her fathers fami-
ly, Mr. David Walsh, aud Of Mr. Charles Habliston,
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from
Trinity Church This Monday Morning, at 10 O'Clock,
withaut farther notice.
ry~ Baltimore Sun please copy. 81
On Saturday night the 18th instant, at half past II
O'Clock, ANNA o, infant daughter of Abner and
Elizabeth Moore aged IA months. The friends and
acquaintance OF the family requested to attend
her funeral this (NONDAYl morning, at ii O'clock,
from their residence in Manchester.
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THE EUROPEAN WAR AND THE
BREAD QUESTION.

The n. Y. Herald of June &c, noticing the
slight advance in the corn market Indicated
in the Arctic's news, expresses the opinion
that it will not arrest the general tendency to
a decided reduction, unless the hopes of
peace, founded on the Austro -Prussian mani.
festo are disappointed. In the event of a
genuine alliance of the German States with
England and France, we may count" adds
the Herald, 'upOn continued reduction in
the prime necessities of life, according to the
prospects ofpeace; for the continuance ofthe
war would necessarily involve a wasteful
consumption and destruction of the old and
the growing crops ofthe entire continents
waste which, by the timely suspension of hos
tilities, would be saved.
This consideration has mainly influenced
the gradual decline in breadstuffs for some
weeks past, decline which will be more "a
pld and decided should the movements of the
Germanic Powers in behalf of peace bccom
more definite and satisfactory In the event
OF the speedy closing of the war the decline
IN all articles of subsistence will be mark cd
and permanent for, in addition TO the saving
OF the growing supplies of the continent, the
extraordinary breadth of lands devoted bv
cur farmers TO the crops of the coming sea-
son will doubtless add largelyincreased 40.
gregate to our annual products beyond IL
immediate necessities of our population.
On the other hand should the shuf1;no
course for selfpreservation adopted by Pms.
STA and Austria fail of bringing the Car to
terms, and should the war progress from the
extreme outside circle of operations to which
II Is now limited, into the heart of Europe.
I'LL the whole continent is involved in tbe
conflagration, the result will indeed ba ro1
den harvest to the American farmer, though
not without its serious drawbac to the unl.
titudes of our populous cities.'' ''"i
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATIrRDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL NJ Speed. Lynchbura;
A Welton, Balt + Garrett, Halifax; II futile,
Petersburg; B Clark, lady children and svt, Mo-
bile; J Dearborn. N G.; Mrs A Caief, Boston; Mrs
DR. D.ncy. child and svt, NJ Gilchrist, J II Smith,
Ala; ] H Johnson, Bslt DR. C C Cooke aud sVt. Flu
wanna; w A Braxton, King VIM; J Robertson, N Y;
H Jones, Texas; Rev d C Proctor and daughter.
XVI; Proctor D c Proctor, Yale College; Mchiul-
len, Va; L Wills. L Waddeli, Jr, Stsunton; Mar
shall, Fauquier; Mrs H Baiy, J Medley, Jr, Hall
fax; A r Ramsey, Ala w ) Robertson, CharotIes-
vile.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL George Slaughter. T M
Cheethnr, Chesterfield; Gregg, Ameiia; J Watson,
Warrenton; K Hopkins. Brekhanaan; Wororoaf
Amherst; WIN Newman, CiarAeL lilies Jol.nson,
We; C Msssie Pr e.; j Ailea, Dauvilie; 6 " Jel-
nings, Fluvsna; G Marks, Goochlanu; II w Lock ut,
do Il Woodson, Va; Jenes, YorA; w Wi!.iEee.
Pow hatal.
AMERICAN HOTEL R Martin and lady, James
City; Fl Walnmsck and lady, dc; w II Msston, Wash
instop; e Roberts, Chsrlestown; McEyoy, Mr.
Tyler. Mrs Tyler, Master Tyler Richmend;J Row
lett, Petersburg; Seljen ana lady. Ala; Pember-
ton and lady Goochland; Mr. Bryan, Richmond;
Powell California; Il W Mcfarland, dc; l. Z Har-
wer; Washington; Il E Pendleton, Pulaski.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-19

SUMNER TRAvEL.-It will be seen from
our columns that the steamship jamestown leaves
here every Tuesday afternoon for New York, and
the Roanoke every Saturday morning. via Norfolk
During the hot weather, this is most delightful
route to the North.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-19

FINE CALF.-During the past week Mr.
George W. boswell of Hanover, sent to this mar.
Elm point of size ever brought to Richlnond-
Sometime before the calf was sold, Mr. boswell
made wager with butcher that at the age of
sixty-four days it would weigh 175 pounds, net
When it was sixty-two days DID, it was brought to
ing butchered it Melted 162-Mr. D. thereby win.
ming the wager by pounds. The skin of this an
imal weighed 81 pounds. If any of our neighbora
can beat this 'calf," then sold Hanover" celebrat
as she is for great productions, will pick her flint
and try again.