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Destructive Fire.

HoLLIDAysBURc, Pa, JUNE 2l.--A fire broke
out last evening, at the corner Of Jnniata and
Montgomery streets, and, before the flames
could be subdued, ten buildings were destroyed.
The principal sufferers are: Mr.. Rock, shoe
dealer; Mr.. Douglass, grocer; Mrs Lewis, con-
fectioner; Mr.. Kimport, clothing establishment;
Mr.. Rodriguez, druggist; and Mr.. Black, con-
fectioner. The loss is estimated at upwards OF
$4,000. Amount OF insurance not ascertained.
The fire is supposed to be the work Of incendi-
aries.
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IMMIGRATION.

For long time, it is well known, the immi-
grafton into the United States was larger from
Ireland than any other country, During the
years Of scarcity in that island, the violent po-
litical agitations there, and for period after
the restoration of peace to its people, that i'm
migration rose to its highest point But Ire
land is not a hive Of nations, like central Eu-
rope. Recent statistics show that it has 80 far
been relieved by immigration, and the intro
duction of better modes Of cultivation, that
we may expect henceforth a less accession to
our population from that quarter. On the
other hand, as might be expected, in view Of
the disturbed state Of Europe, German immi-
grafton is greatly increasing, and now much
exceeds the Irish, as the following extract from
an article in tho New York Staatsseitung, will
show:
aFor many years the Irish immigration was
much the largest until suddenly from SO, ss3
in 1851, the German immigration increased to
1926 in 1882, and thus pas,ed the Irish.
The following figures show the condition OF the
immigration during the last six years:
1S49. 1850, 1851
Ir;sb 2l26sl 1882 1926
Germans 66,7o5 464O2 69ss3
1861 1853 1854, months
Irish 1881 1lS,l64 1890
Germans 1923 1884 4,24s
"The number Of immigrants that arrived
here during the month just expired, up to the
oath Of May, was $500, of which 1895 wore
Irish, and 1860 Germans"
IL is to be regretted that so many Of these
German immigrants fall into the ranks Of a
sham Democracy on their arrival in this coun.
try. Unacquainted with the politics of the
country, with the great questions that divide it
with the Class Interest that has subjugated
what is called the Democratic Party, they are
misled by their attachment to the name, De-
mocracy, into false political associations They
suppose that the Democratic Party here is what
Democratic Party is in Europe-the foe Of
Despotism and Slavery - and all experience
shows how hard il il TO eradicate this idea from,
the German mind, The latcaction Of the sham
Democracy, in repeating the Missouri Compro-
mise, and throwing open the great West to the
degrading system Of slave labor, has done more
10 open the eyes Of our naturalized citizens Of
German origin, than any other political event
Many Of them now understand that names in
this country are not things--that what has
been styled the Democratic Party is nothing
but the proAigste ally Of the Slave Power
that it's Reclamation about Freedom is q mere
rhetorical flourish, and that It has no more
active sympathy with the oppressed millions o.
Europe than with the three millions Of slaves
Of the United States This new light, We trust
will lead to new action Cor we can hardly OK
poet that men who come TO our country to es
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.Neto York Market.

New YoRK, JUNE 2l-Breadstuffs are un-
settled. Flour--sales Of 3,O00 barrels State
at 1925 q $76s; Southern, $3.50 So "a.
Wheat unchanged. Corn-sales Of 10000
bushels mixed, at 70 cents yellow, 80 80.
Cotton dull, and steaks dull.
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Ohio Rirez

WHEELING, JUNE 2l.-The Ohio river at
this point is four feet and two inches deep; at
Pittsburg, three feet.
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Suicide.

BALTIMoRE, JUNE 2I.--Dr. Inglehart Cor
man, committed suicide last night. He resided
in Pratt street He first out his throat and
then jumped out OF q third-story window.
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cape Tyranny and enjoy Freedom, will permit
themselves to be used for the propagation Of
Slavery.
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baltimore Market

BALTIMoRE, JUNE 2l.-Flour-dull Howard
Street held nominally at SO so, City Mills at
$SI21a. Wheat--sales of 900 bushels white
at ST. 85 a ST. 90, red at ST. 80 81 .85--show-
ing decline Corn--salcs Of 5000 bushels
white at 70 rs cents yellow at II q 70 cents.
Oats-sales at 60 a GO cents. Rye-Pennsyl-
vania sold ut ST. 10. Other articles unchanged.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA JUNE 2l.--Flour sold at
$S.68 q 1915. Wheat unchanged. Corn sold
at 81 . SO cents. Stocks dull.
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GTThe Massachusetts State Temperance
Convention met at Lowell yesterday, and was
attended by 800 persons s 8. Meek Mayor
Of Lowell, presided temporarily.
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The new Mayor Of Philadelphia is draw
ing tight rein on the liquor sellers Of that
city: We trust tho now Mayor Of Washington
may do likewise.
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KIDNAPPING Alexander Thompson, on tris
in tho Criminal Court Of this county, for kid
mapping free colored boy named Barnes and
attempting to sell him ut Richmond, Virginia,
was yesterday found guilty The punishment
prescribed is fine not exceeding IS 900, and
imprisonment in the pcnitentiary for not more
than twelve years.
He is not yet sentenced Another person,
under bail for his appearance to answer like
charge, is said to be absent.
But little is said about cases of this kind.
Many negro is sold to the South, the title to
whom is at lcast questionable. But, while the
police and military Of Massachusetts, arc on
duty, to assist tho army and marine service Of
the United States to return an alleged slave to
Southern man who is there secure under the
protection OF the laws Southern community
are ever prepared to lawlessly expel one whose
only purpose is to appeal 70 the Courts Of the
South for their Judgment in cases Of alleged
wrong and lawlessness.
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New HAMPsHIRE--The Wing State Convcn-
ton assembled at Concord yesterday, and was
fully attended Judge Ira Pcrley presided, and
made a speech strongly condcmning the repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise. The Hon. John
Bell Of Exeter, was nominated for Governor
receiving 3l6 out Of 329 votes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-07

would beg lcnyc emil the attention of the public 10
n letter written by distinguished p, sican who Is him
sell sliltul player and has welded his cue H.
many binds an the banks of the Seine well in the
mel etborhood 81 the Hudson.
"Billlnrds consider of the most useful, 1t is
the most fascinating Of all gumes. rood eye steady
hnnd judgement and practice the requirements tor
excellence Graceful aud sng II has It's nj
fractions for ali Glasses OF society To the mechanic 1t
il nsein for it relaxation from his daily
bodily tod to the merchant and the professional nnn.
whose business is necessarily less sedentary IL
especially recommends 1t aef firstly, relaxation.
Secondly fr the exercise which accompanies IL To the
invalid inl ,hypoe oudrinc it !. beneicii: 1t
n abstraction from needless if inernus trains
OF thought, and the invud the Use Is of gen
tie ch 'raeter If not INDUCED far great u night
of lime, hat il cannot be otherwise than useful | have
lr qaentv ended Billiards individuals who
sought for somrtIing which would line
pleasure with benefit, and have invariably found il to
give satisfaction
In conclusion. fnbo would any to tho public, when
he receives pny for game of Il liar Is he does
bu'hor you muy assured thatthe player hns had
his moneys wonh,nn am receiving more hnn my
ltwlnl dues. Gully l-ts)
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NEW CONCERN

WE ubscrlbris have this day associated themselves
L together tar 4 c purp OF conducting general
Hr7cery an Commission BUSHES, under the sIye md
trm Of ilNSLEl. TARDEN x CO, ut the old stand
Vi fil,ley& Bryant. of Car, aud 18Th streets
where they will he feased their friends and the
pubic generally together with the Patros II the cd
Germ.
They will keep constantly on hand large aud w, Ii
ss rtrd stuck Of Groceries adapted the wa Is of the
La e.
lariienn attention pail to the sale of WHEAT,
FLoU Il, ard all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. md
liberal CA II advances mudr On cprsignncuts in hand
BE- 7 fINSLEY,
SAMUEL c. TARDEY
JAS. Z. WILLIAMS.
Rirhmoud. july + 1874
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MERCHANDISE At COST.
$4,000 worth of Dry Goods at Cost y

II 'uH=ertef f'rnsIi T. falhe change IN ii.
ba-iua.-- i'll .Htr HI. .sHfirt, sfarL 1T eantl. M
- 4 h"ntil- int uni sattsiae al, Ut tie l.. a
Anu "a @hiru IN eth u naa3rr VII be- "a Il uuc-
tiaf,.
ms ,t"ck j. hrgc ua1 attractive. na.tl, af zen,
purchases, enhrIess all the newest sf,lc pand-
s'h asflch harcd pain flail reir~e SL4 ch hsur.
PLAID. "hrrsai una plain Inc silk fuultd mud lAis
; hs hncurzd aud pa eb,ii,.s issn- Brral IS and
A"n-iHs vii .mi =. trersi, lacanot. aud LaWu- Gug
nam III gtaiY Mus.ius Ca,ton Grippe Bam,uzine. A
far' u, D"baizr Robes, cfn'r 8icrcd and lain Svi.s
Muslin. pHiH und striped Muslin. Cam nc Dnit,
&c French Nfk Collars, Sleeves Chimi-ttis, lIaub f.
Bands. Sc Runnets, Bonnet Innings nnd Ribbon.
Summer Nantes all nae,; Hosiery anil Gavrs; Fren,
Gor-eits, Mafs lrs Dimly aud Gras- Skirts; l,,se
stock Of House furnishing eoodsam N wehare Mu.ia
and Lhce Curtains. Dnmask Mo e,us and 1u.kty# ned
Marsales aud Dinify Quits. Linen nni Ca,fnn Sheet.
ing nd Pliow CPse goods, 1ahle Damash, trii
and liable Napkins. Towels. Diapers. &c; Psue
and iade CaNers;a Iurge stock OF tarpuing tom ten
cent Ia the lines Ne vet hpesry Rugs Crumb Cloths
ia'lnf md Don Mat, OIL Floor CoiIs &r. Furniture
ilans hing bledclel aud brown Cotton, Gotta
Cummings aud Bariaps. Also, Travelling Trunks Chr.
pet Sacks S.hn"l Satrhs and Yai,es. Ills stoc> , (
nrnilemen's Goods enbrscrs genera, ossortment Of
Cloths Cnssimeie4 Nestiag, Linen Dilliug,, Cows
Cta'ats. Collins Half Ila-e, &c r, gethef with a VI
ffy I" ~ goods usually founi in dry goods store
hea-hs cnll from all in wnn of CHEAP GOODS
and partluarly invites nj friend. aud Gust ulners t,
call and supply Intensely swith goods Mt c,st.
Jun lis JOHN +. DAVIS.
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BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.

rur GLAMoRGAS SLAVE CAsE.-We have al
IL, stated that Capt. Charles kehrmfn, Master
The brig Glamorgan, has been convicted, in
ton. OF having been engaged in the slave
.la The circumstances of the case ARE as fol
The Glamorgan sailed from New York on the
81 4 September last, under command of Capt
i,bn Sterling. When a few DAYS out she was
S.11anocked down." and 80 disabled that she had to
arm for repairs. During the time occupied in
..6ttng at Ambrer, ia mae and seamen went
= .bofe. The day before their second departure
:. vas testified that Capt. kehrman eame IN
I'd and informed the mate that she was TO
lin an unlawful cargo, and that at that time the
sci was under the control of the supercargo,
me Caano The mate testiies to quarrel be-
,aeen the captain and supercargo, during which
The former threatened to give the vessel up to
,ge first American vessel of war that came in
rev. but it was in evidence that he made no
.ach attempt; on tie contrary attempted to es-
cape.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

vice. iiand Gal- Dog Cnllars and Chm Iad Locks
Wood Saw, SHE mud Serrw fuleys, Webb Saws
Sheet Bras SatJ an Nte,t h.llles. Curry Combs.
Horse Brushes llnr-r Cnfds. Bows ANrs Amati IN
iools IN Ghcststa'p5f rusk- Hammers. leon Il Cop
per Rivets Trail Nlhrwnsh llHir She aud Gioihes
brushes. la.ei SHeftuelea ami Cases. Ph.tefing
Brick, fou'iHf prl Gnrrn frowsis. Wallets, For
Monies. fape L. Sfeel Wirr. aud Spring Rnt Trap
Will and los lrra Globe ann :, besides many other
article. usually kept in such lluuses.
I S-Alsu lot u Fancy Baskets. from tho cheup
estarielr 10 str and eghi dollars egct All invited
Ia raIl and srn fhe-,, M 1T
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We cheerinlly recommend the wnter ol iheAcrhnny
Springs, believing, d., tlnt there il no water
which has been discovered that can cam the high mer
ils this We hive mud frequent opportunities OF
witnessing the wonderful effected by il in Ke,.
aud Clnneous disep-ea and long standing aud
confirmed cases of Dyspepsia. We have no hosilnlion
in recommending / persons afflicted with any Of the
above diseuses WI hive been suffering from any de.
raneomeut OF the siomnch liver. We believe ita
medical qualities unsu passed by amy known water.
JAMES NJ. q. KENT. NJ d.
SAMI A. McJONkEY, NJ d.
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SPENCER d. ARMsTRoNG.-Thi individual,
..Go.e pretended miraculous escape from Jail was
short time since announced in our paper, was
arm again at Rocky Mount on Saturday; but as
he displayed revolver, bowie knife. &c, he was
~, arrested. lie was confined as accessory, af-
fer the fact of the murder of filman Hunt, a ne
rro trader. He had forfeited his recognizance
and his father who was his security, pad the
Land of $4,000 to the county of Nash. Pitt, the
principal in the murder, has not yet been taken.
-Inrboro' lSoRtherner.
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EXCITEMENT
$4,000 TO 10000 Dollars Dry Goods.

Al CONi
FOMFRISlNG splenlid aud well assorted stock
~ which the subscriber fl this la will offer cost.
These GOO reh fhsh1nhblr and truly worthy the
attention of ever, buy cr oho is no or mas be in wnn
OF goods ion present ur lut"re
They olfred becaaSe Il rs GaSti2nable to sell al
Cost; al ii may ben long time before auohpr 50 vaua
the way. advise all my Gierds and cu.lom rs
to come and get all they will for immediate or
prospective consumption.
| need not attempt list Of n Il q articles 1t i,
khown. thnt my st ok i. always the larges', nm bed
assorted in the upper country. 1t is quite complete now
JOHN &. MEEM.
June 10 Is
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S22,5O0 worth Of Dry Goods at Cost.

fENtE subscriber wishing 10 converl ~ many II hs.
goods as possible into money, has determined t E,
of'r Tor The reminder efthp sen.un hi. entire stock
d DIR, Goodsat COSr
HIS stock cnmnri,.. every article u-ally kcI in III
dry grofs line His surIuenl Of bac, aud colorcd
NNs and Dress Good, ofeycry d,scripi IA unusually
arse f1r he season. and i we worthy the attention Il
every person who may wish goods ON such favorable
terms.
His irico l. and the uhc generally are requested Ia
eaI tni examine for themselves.
Rcgn ar customer. (,hould tiny prefer il will be SUP
piled with gaods on the usml ter as
PHILIP w PAYNE.
7. S-My took of Garpeting is quite large and
mostly ol this Springs purchase. iuu lis
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Keep Cool!

IIsHE best way To keep cool, this hot weahe, is 10
get supply of those inen Shirts and Drawers OF
Davies and jones' mike. Also hund, Cotton Shirts
with Linen bosoms. Jenns Ora Gnnse Unaershins
Byron and other Collars. Linen. Sik md Cotton, nnd
Meno and Cotton Half Hose, Thin CraVats. Louton nr
Chinese Ties, &c, &c. Cl tbs, Cassmere, Vest-
ings mud goods for wenr Of the best makes and
most fashionable shades always hnnd which will be
made up TO order by Ambrose Page.
My small expenses will enable to sell all the a.
bove as low Goods that are Goods be ough
any where. Trym VIM. l.. PAGE.
"a 4 Inf
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SALEM, Rooooke CO., May %. 1851.

take pleasure in suying that, from what have wit
messed of the effects OF the water OF the Allegheny
Springs in my own family md from the statements of
others. entitled to ull confidence. who used il,
regard it valuable tonic and alternative, peru-
laly suited to restore the seeretions aud lost 81
the stomach IN of Dyspca, inyig1flc ia sys
tenn and removc that distressing train ,f sys
ten, often connected with disease of long stumbling
and general debility. JNO. II. GRIFFIN, NJ. ID.
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Quitting the Dry Goods Business.

mo. J. PuRVIS, Au'T, owing to circumstances BE-
- yond his control has determined nbnn lon his
present business He has up vnrs of years lease upon
The sire house. 1t justly considered the best stand
in Lynchburg for any Mid of business. Tie will give up
the lease, once AM who viii take with il the
VIII lie "A oar of the stock of goods.
In the meantime. he will commence this day IL run
of the stock rapidly possible, private sale for
Cash The stock is well a>of Il consisting If all kinds
Of goods suitable for Ladies' Cert cmen Girls Boys aud
Children Being anxions close up the concern as
speedily possible his whole stock will be sold with
out much regard 10
+. S.-Any business man wishing to this stand
had etter apply as curly IS possible
july tsf JOHN J. PURNIS. Ag't,
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FLOYD CT. IIo. Vn., MAY Q5.


was taken sick early in the yonr 1853; confined tn
my bed some ak months my whole nervous system en-
trely prostrnied. had almost wholly lost the III my
limbs during that time WINS visited by several ply.i
ciuns high standing, but with all their efforts grew
worse. nj bccamc rs cmnciated my one living
could be. My physicians then al i.ed To visit the
Alice hany Springs. did carried thcr' on my
bed being unable stand sit up used the about
Ten days. commenced improving and finally
restored health have 70 hesnli, in snying I Mt
| my restoration health entirely the use nf his
WATER and believe had il been for this powerful
agent, weud now ha c been l.. the glavc
HIRAM HUFF
lut 9 dtuSiri--cwth--ts
~ Lyuchburg Republican, Richmond Wing and
Examiner and L fersbure Int slligencer COPY
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Dagger's White Sulphur Springs.

FENHlS delightful watering pace. situated III Tie coun.
~ oil Botetourt 10 miles north OF Bucl ANN, Che
present terminus Of navigation jane. River 4
kana~aa Cam, there being continuous line Of Pack
from Richmond AID Lyncburg that place) ana on
the i'm neiiat,. oad lending from Lynchbn.g 10 tho
White Sulphur In the county OF Grcenbrier is no ~
opened for the reception of visitors
The efficacy OF this water N curing mnpy forms of dis
nases, and its bracng. nsigursting effects upon feeble
apd debiated persons. entte it the special notice n
those who VISIT the mountains for hen;wilst the benu
tlu scenery by which il is surrounded and the variety
ol thnt ai1ordrd .mny Justly caim pass
ing call from those who are in search of pleasure.
Theproprietor grateful for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received begs eaye assure the public
that his accommodations p the rr nm.
pie aud Of the first clhss His TABLE aud BAR are
furnished with the best tho land affords aud every at.
ion will be pai1 by himself aud assistants to the
comfort and enjoyment of guests.
The Stages regularly with the Boat- at Bncl
passing by these Springs the White Sulphur as
also with the Va x Tenn Railroad at BuforIs. wa
Bsctanan
For adults 10y tn" week. 50 90
- horses - do. ...-...-......-.1 90
g" do. - month. -----.----..---...-..I - Oh
Children and Servants HALF PRICE. Other charges
in prop ron +. A HATCHER.
Jun ID dSc2mT
to- Richmond Wing. Examiner and Petersburg Intel.
geusrr coy weekly Tor six weeks and forward their
accounts to tti. Office for payment.
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MONTGOMERY Co, Va, May %.
From my knowledge aud ovsefVntion. | have no hcs
atioa snyng thu the OF the Allegheny Springs
Is equal II not superior touny in in mony cases
particularly remarkable OF DysprpsH Derangc.
live organs; nd believe watrr has higher ,lnn
upon public confidence JACOB KENT.
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BosroN, July "a destructive fire occurred
At Roxbury. Mass, yesterday, destroying six
wooden buildings, mostly occupied as dry goods
.tores The principal sufferers were W. Il A.
Bacon Dexter Dana, William Gill, Harlow q
Bunker, and }. b. Young. Loss about $4,000.
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Dissolution of CO-partnership.

'HF concern Of TiHsIeylN Byanl IS this day dissov-
ed ty mutual consent. The name ol the concern
viii be used b, either partner in closing up the business,
BENZ. T. TINSLEY.
WILSON Z. BRYANT.
Bi,l uo8d. Iuly lst, 1854
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NOTICE.

h'iiE subscriber vii, in IA few days. run Bread
q Nagon, where the public be supplied with
iFfr domestic an family Brra1. Cake, and Crackers
made otthe best materials Those wishing to be sup
Paed can he served hy leaving their and resi-
'ea'e at 1he City Bakery. JAMES SIMPSON
lnY 6 dlu
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3.26S,67S ga

ti'HIS Company is entirely NutuH in it, Character
as all the profits belong the insured, aud tile div
idends madeannualy.
Tie profits nne third the premium paid.
20 few d, ars paiA a nual Y .e,ures hund,eds or
thousands to those dependento on ourIives
iJIy G.rf.
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nj Office. The BILLIARD SALOON establishment
y lntoIy carried this ci by Talbot 4 Potter is
hi, day Dissolved by muluni consent. We return our
thnnksto our friends nm the public general for their
liberal patronage All per,ons indebted to the concern
will cnl on Talbot nm s,ule thc little momornndums
Talbot will settle all he debts OF the estnblishmeet
TALBOT a. POTTER
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Richmond, July lSt., 1854.
A CARD.

The subscriber legs leave return his thanks his
trends and The public generally tor the very liberal pat
Tonnage bestowed upon him l. meml of tho concern
oilin-ley n SYan and iates pleasure in recommends
Ing their conf fence and patronage the
u hne'ey. Tard, y \ Gu. WILSON p. BRYANT.
iuy6c5t
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The Billiard Saoor will be continued ly Talbot ita
present locality, in convenient place in the
city where shall be pleased 10 wat all those who
muy think proper 10 give me their custom.
Jun 2Gd1t MELVILLE TALBOT,