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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05
NOTICE.

'INHE subscriber associated with lin in business on
L the LIST day ofJ July 1854, MI Jno. v, Wheeler
T4e business OF III" concern viii he ruudurr I'm.
der the style amt firm of IL RGE NJ. RI tkER 4
co. In making this change IT. business take occasion
thanks my friends and the pubic for the
very liberal patronage kindly bestowed upon me
while alone and now beg in behalf ot the new concern
the patronage wnic it w be their highest aim to de.
All persons having Chains against will please pre-
them Immediately for settlement, those ineht-
ell Ill oblgo very much by coming forward and
Ting al their eariestpossbIe convenience.
GEORGE NJ. RUCKER
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RECON- ENDATlONS.
CnIEf ENaIhEfR's OfficE. w q Tenn. Il. Il

Lynchburg. Va, Scptrm rr %, 1853.
TO THE RAH.-ROAE PLBLIC.
All the Cars OF every Lind in Use upon Il road have
bcen made u the Piedmont Works. in LynGlburg, un
d, thu direction Il Gcn'l Netcton MS ARcat
II gives much pleasure to say that cars have
strongly md faithfully executed. checrluly
commend these works, 10 companies requiring chrs us
competent 10 construct aud faithfully any
tracts TINT may be- mndc with the OF these works
CHAS. NJ GARNETT,
Chief Eng Va. g. Tenn. II. r.
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FEHESE WORKS hive be- set in operation With
L all the ntest I~prored Machinery for Wood and
Il work, aud upon scnle commensurate with tho
W ilts of the South and West. for Car construction
More lhau hundred cais. OF all description have
lesn M Mt these work. for the Nrenin d Tennessee
Raj Rood.
Presidents and Engineers OF Rail Roads respect.
nily invited besiow Their patronage, they may
" upon hayirg their work finished m strict Pance
wi4h H. on own plans aud awnings; after tie most
Approved plans o Construction. FL prices satisfactory
Southern 1kai1-kOads
" II no longer be compelled 10 obinin eir Cars from
tue tth, subject mge expense and riak of Trims
rortston. GEO. q. CURLE proprgetor.
TIE undel signed having had charge Of the above
" orhs from tnt II commandments under the former
rtorrtur Maj. A. Ellison. Jr; asks o To say the
Ra-Road public TINT he has engaged with the present
Proprietor mud will continue it's manage ment hoping by
~ long experience IN Rail road works ard constant
trnlion to- the work ed to him. merit the ap.
probation und liberal patronage Of tie public
a. NETTLETON, Manager.
u Il ~ N \ NJ 4 ~ n A
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Oar term. will be ensh,or negotiable paper satisfac
tnrilv endorsed.
Inc subscriber, thankful for the very liberal patron
bestowed on him for the la. fourteen venr' he has
heen in business in lvnchburg wnul Just aeution that
lac will still continue his former business heretofore
aud hopes with the additional i,ciiies - has and
by the attention he fools Diet nrd
his business in all its vato branches mer;
tnnance al the patronage oi liberal pubic
sept 23-ts pEO G. ct RE.
nfFECE EOas KENE.--rhe Office belong
~ ing ttfhe Washington Hotel, lately occupied by
DR.. SCI i Ter Apply
apIIl 1T. WM. W IEFTWlCH.
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MEDICINES
VIII Won Read the Truth 2

Medicine nave merit and great merit,io stan
a the of public opinion. NJ art of man can
galyani.e worthless artire TO keep up usa good
medicine. It il be rea
A good mediciae will live, be ONE popular, and ex
tent it, sales year after year. in sa.te al opposition
The pcoI le readily fnd it, virtues, aud the tune at
them pusse from nth 10 mouth with mnre rapidly
than papers sprrad il. living witness fest
lyng the cure "A medicine has made for him is of far
NOR service Il an any newspaper advertising.
In rroui nj hat say above, refer you tn
HAMPTON'S VEGETBLE IlNGTURE, and it, ef-
fecfs It.. praise is in the mouths of multitude The
best in country give their testimony to its
wonderful cures. Among them name Hon. II.
C ny Hon. Rich VI Johnson Vice President of the
United Stat with hundred. of others Capt. Thomas
Cauot-brothcr the celebrated physician Of the
Emperor Of ffauce---wa- cured by il Of disease Of
yeas standing after the sill Of all the Doctors Oi
Europe and Amer, had fhiled to
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IHE highest price paid FIR Exchange ~ the Ea stern
enirs' Try PETERS, SrENCE 40
aug II dts
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NoIaCE.- All persons indebted TO JOHN p
i" " @ti l. Jr Ed, will Tloase forward
aud max" payment the undersigned mr. IN u n
Christian as ofg"r in lu'g cnce cannot be given.
aug 26-d2w F. D Ct'RiSTlAS
ET~Rep copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27
MING BOABD-FKB. Is.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY. Feb 2o-6 r. N.
AsHR In less request IT 50 Is for pearls AMI *
for poss, per 100 lbs.
BREADsfuFN Flour was dun, and lower. The ssy's
transactions embraced 300 obh ordinary to cn.tce
state IS IS ASK; mixed to fancy Western % 81 4
IS co. and cher grades 1t proportionss prices the
eales OF Southern were confined to loo bSls.
SO 8sI . f$S 37h . 50 62H formixed to straight
50 SIX for hvorte, and 50 S7a 80 80 for fancy per
bbl We heard Of importan. movements In rye flour,
meal wheat, or rye ate and Western oats we're
very quiet, 1T $40 800. per busoe Corn tended down
wards The days ssles reached 25 900 bushels 1T 50,
for lot Of damp and 600 90 for Southern white and
yellow. per bushel.
Co1ToS-rhe days sales amountsc to 4.7os bales,
fslows-For export $3.50 home use 1886 speculation
62S; TO arrive 24 Market 70 per To- better tnAn yes
ssrday.
FRiGH,s Rates favored shippers though room stl
being rather limited ships con 5nueo to demand
In packets for Liverpool l8d for gain, and ~ I'd for
-four. ,man lot Of 2 COO bushsls Of engaged
in bulk, to al up 1t l6d $50 bales Of cotton
gagged .: 7l6d part compressed; and 200 do, ct I'd,
Ali compressed 100 erces beef 1t To ny the steamer
Baltic; 600 bbs. lard were engaged 1t 66s and 2 600
bbls turpenne, ct "a Cd. psr $50 lbs To London Is
tieYcss bacon engaged Ats Cd 100 do do, pro
baby in Bitish ship ct ass; and ID tons oil ct ass
To Havre rates ruled 06o for -FOUR and o for grain
To California, rates were Inactive. ~ so CSC Per foot
msasurement BY medium and full clippers.
new SOLE 1t SIS rs SIS 81 for mess and S13 rs for
prime, per Dbl Catmcats salesble and arm 5,me
400 bbls. lard changed hands ~ loo. l0ko per %
Beet rather quiet The days business reached 400
bbs 1t IS % for country and city prime; 30 S 5,
for country meas and &l3 S1A so for city d. par boil
About 100 bbls. beef hams fetched SIC. Batter and
chseee unslteIed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27

1854 nst sosvsstin ct Onsinnau a.A u report Of
thsh doings has just bssa pubshsd TAs avAols mum.
~ Of stssnbosh inspected, 70 vhish esraAssss have
ben granted, ss2 OF thsss thsss were In Boston a.
New YORK 1sS PhiadslpAia &C. Baltimore a. Norfolk g.
ohasisstoa IL, savannah g. New ORLEANS 81, Mobile ~
Galveston 4 81. Louis 90, Louisvs r. Pittsburg IS,
Wheeling -, OasianAd 81 Detroit 81. TAs wAols NAN.
bss Of pilots hssassd vas Ao2s; Of these there In
Baltimore %. Norfolk H. OhArlsston 30, savannah 10
New York lol, Phiadslphis 90, New Orleans 22o, st.
Louis so2 Lsuisvls 17o, Wheeling - Detroit g. En-
cnssn licensed 2Als OF these thsrs are In BAlH.
more IS, Nofslk II, Charsstoa g. Savannah %, New
York $685. PhiladslphA 80 New Orleans as3, Mobile lo7
b. Louis 2k4, Louisville 26a Cincinnati 2l4 Tonaags in.
spsstsd. slI $685. viz: at Boston $685. New York 81
Philadsphia 500, baltimore Ia, liz, New Orleans 70,
100 b. Louis ia Louisville 976s. Pittsburg 1882
Cincinnati "A 600.
bill has hssn introduced into.ths Senate Of Psnnsyl
mia which prohbi after the 4th day Of July next any
bank, savngs institution trust company from paying
out any bank Of less denomination than ten dol
lars under penalty Of hundred dollars for each OF
fence 70 BE- recovered BY susipg for the same
In any court Of competent Jurisdiction, debts Of like
amount BY law recoverable It also prohibits the pas
sage OF any bill Of LEES dissemination than ten dollars
after the frat Of January next under penalty OF TWEEN
~ Eve cellars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27
Mines and MIN Ing.

SUNDAY, FOO. Zo-o r. =
The sales ct the Board a[er Saturday than
the three days Previous but this s owing rather
to rise In prices asked by holders than TO dimnished
dem and. Gold hin continues to rise. At tie Mining
Board 1t freely sought for 1t 81 At the Stock Es
charge, 1880 changed hands, closing at az; and ws
lsaTd Of sales in the street sr4 Lehgh and Ulster sell
former quotations At the Stock Exchange yes erday,
eco Cumberland sold closing At about 31H; $50 Nee
Jersey Zisc, At OK; 1870 Parker Vein, At TX: 100
McCuiloch ~ TX; 90 PbeniI Coal at III 400 New Croek
Coal at71s At the Mining Beard the bids which we're
erous taan usual follows For Parker
Vein. ~ FOR RI Coal 8; fer Allegheny 3; for New
Jersey h.c, 81 for American White Zoc, ?; for Pc
40, (uh) *: 'or Potomac. (pss) ~; for Boston
Ptsou l4e for Minnesota. 1885, for Copper Falls,
fsts: 'or North American, 70, for Sor~i,h lo1s; for
Forrest SIX for Dana Tor rolteo, 12s; for Phoenix
Copper for National 80; for Ohio riap Rack. 2o for
wnd.or. TX; for Lie Roysk 2o11 for Ripley az; for
Csrk's Nine, 9; for Algomsh Az for Cobalt, 2; for
Pbesix Geld u; for Rutherford, x; for HcOulsoh, Tx
for Conrad, 500.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ciAL.
n ON HY MAR X ID +.

BuSpAY Feb 2o-6 P. ~
Tb-arefout the week Just closed the tsndsnoy OF pres
In the 'ek market upward, and ne movement ~
been qal active The news from Europe no longer m
the dcpr ing influence previously sxpsisneso ana
ap2esrsta carer approach the erish me - pssPS
are friahte. Ths question has rom tns nsss -
mSxnineo iis Importance exaggerated IL hAs proved
perfect busb u and those sho have looked upoa tie
,sos matter -h tho greatest indifference, and have
oU,rsted ely have realized already good hax-
,ss. The bears rave seriously suffered and their fears
A.ve been without foundausp It vouh b difoslt now
for them to upon what data their calculations were
sased and many CT them have bssn disappointed n
their AncipAtions that they have out the op-
posits side OF the house, and ere operating for
. rhs. 1t In well that they have taken hold
In time All the elements Of speculation are rapidly
approaching . very healthy condition. Money Ii daily
getting easier The banks generally enkrgng their
lines Of discount and outside capital coming tbs
street for Investment An outside demand for fancy
stocks springisg MP, and have doubt tAIt in thu
Of few weeks very large majority Of specula
ssY will Be purchAaing for rise. The stock list con-
,Ains many securities which selling far below
sher actual value. We Auds to good dividend paying
securities Illinois Central Railroad bonds are sAaily
worth par, and must reach 1t. AL tho paying
western railroad stocks appreciated in market vaue
md although they 1t premium nos, there is still
margin lift for an advance We have thing 70 say
about the lower Of fncies Speculation In others
nay carry Of them MP, but whoever touches ths
Win the end cut losers MIXING STOCKS eoniinae
vorites The opir loo have frequently expressed
relative rst mining the msrke', is
dai and those who hold ON, through good
report and evil report, will realize . rich harvest
The exports Of specie from this port st week.
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NTrw aoox AND PUsLnHrN0 HoUsB IN ~
Yell Pss'sss: s:s s0s sar y. Ss
Park plaos, second dssr. Lne ~ ~ "a Hss
niliss hss estsbiishsA himself - above and IN sdth
a. S. van lesp fall supply Of ths publications Of Phi
,,,s 90; Miller. Ovtsn Muliigsp, sts DsrbJ
nisso az Alden. Beasdley Co.. eonstsaty haSl a
s1rssssul,s solicited Q. DsRBy, Ne ParE pl ses
Directly over LAnport, Blaksman laws
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MATRu0NY MADE BAgY. on HOW 70 WI
~ LsvN..Prsfsssor IAvtca, Bsetsn. isrn@tM =
Ion, WI NOD 70 any address, enersespt Of Aellne
paid. plain drsstsns V enable ladies o. ssntasUsa
NE tsvsssd a3eetens Of ~ uasy 81 The opposite
ssaes may desire. The prvesss - smple, but eeyey
hg thaA al nay DO married, insspsetivs Of 49, egeA
y position; and last, though nsA teasA 60 - -
Adarsu yrssseser LAwtaa. Best~s. Masa Ne tseeeD
nsa - Ysss oAss Wls9 ~ DsgoaGs ~
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CLOTHING, &C.

nAsf-OfT CL0fHIN0 $4,000 WORTn WAIVED
~ The highest cash price win b literally Owes, b ssAs
or sy, for largo mall lots ef coed lsfS % ssAh
svery desopteA address through pssA call - JAZZ
kOH0HKY, ~ hs ssssnd haaa sssfs. He II ossnss -
nsas Chatham.
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TOR sAlE-rHE UyExPIREp LEASE or Two
year e ,hs old sse haowa % The
Crsres James street; aso s-d liquor store 9T
canal street Apply 70 PLUhE ykRANCk. Asctionesrs,
Is cham hers stretl
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COAL,

DIED ASH COAL. sPOHN AND LAWS VEINS, BIZ THn
IL oargo-fhs trade respectfully vissa that the sub
sebss are prepared 70 supply IN greatly increased qvanu
81 belmont and Cumbola favorable terms delivered
kor. q. TYLER 90.
76 Walnut street, PhiladsphA
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Weekly report OF Deaths
8 the city and county Of New York, frsm the 18th
Of February to the asth day Of February, 1854.
Men, 80; women. 10; boys It's; girls l36-rotal AL
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JEWELLERS GUIDE.

TyANDlU AND AMBoY RAILROAD no PHILADnlr
~ phia Dom pier Ne North river Two knss daily 81
n = aal Pm; AsssnnSdA.ion I'm: = 7 4 n. y
vsy places aad Camden; faro "a HSrsss line Az r. ~
- John Potter Amboy enee drsoS Camden ~ earn
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The principal items Of import during the week we're a
Ouov'-Conss, $4,000; plansasn bark, sso,sls; IN.
sresssd skins, SIS s2s; cutlery, ss2sso hardware
ss4 2os sugars az s tsa S4s,ess; Watches ss2 sos
The total ID In src Of the week pr-vIcas but st con
tinuss small About thirds Of the Assresas vas 10
foreign dry goods.
, n NovsnbW Ast ths mpsrvinse inspsctsr Of rseam
sst, spposted under the cot Of Congress-, Augnrt %
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), John Ts.ssr . zasoS Sssss airsasss osaas. ~
uUpsoH RIvlR RAuIeAD.-rEAIHsD DAILY YRoH
!: .:::: ~:
NAN Ssia. . A.M-rnsoalb vss Trains - Il 4 NAL
spr;s srsl. IA gan Il ~ ssr s.as
sse s.si SSl:.sss:. !Y.ss..sss 81 ss
nd T'' stepping 4 D y Hs} sESsou sup....A.
uARLIx RAILRoAp-ISLAND RoUrK-oN AND
.' nSns: c;s , % s ssa,
As.oms ed.s.. Train. A. NJ stopping ~ SiiAm'. Bldg
LsssBs depot hise a.d ce.,rs Morning
~s ante f chs. Ss' s.a fs Co...
ne.s and srriyns Ia albany AZ Ateraoon sIp.eo,
~; ss Is is:: :s;'s y .s,s,.:
so,.s crsos fsii., H. s,oppas :. Forah.n sas
sSsss .. sd ..: noah v M J:
PIss' - s :: 4. 70 III. u = So2 n
stopping :, ali way sss,isns
for u. Ss aka aSs s.s: & sa
ss1 s.,y Ia 1su. s 81
cs..s.a Four r c:ss..
PAN: s.i pSiii sias: ' sis..,
fsr my All s cA, Msss
Plains. ana wilian Bridge and 70 Ani passengers
signal ~ Other regular stous north OF vhe Plains and
The Accommodated train will Chatham Four
81 Is khe arrival OF she Boston train
leaves albany ~ 7l5 An And Troy ~ ~, stopping
all mail sAtiona From Mnlertan at7 An. stopping
white Plains And stations Aofth Crotch Falls u n.
ssoprins ~ Rofdhan and ssatons north; White Plains ~
and N. a. 10 and 50 NJ stopp 70 -kvile and
stations north williams Bridge ~ 30 9s5 and II ~ A. n
and rs AS y and $50 n, and Hordham ~ 6+s An
stopping way ssatiens.
and al way stAsons ~ $50 An and H. Returning will
leave Croton IAlls NJ ~. and 30 ~ stoppins ~ all
stations Passengers By the day trains viii be
oeved and landed rek FORK ~ she Twenty seventh
stree station only Freight for Albany rceysd daily
~ The depot conner Of Centre and Whits streets
w. X. HALL. ssperinAadenA
NTRw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRsyr, VIA
IN New Jersey Rairsad.-untsd States nail and ,zpree
liees, through IN fsur hou. Winter cement Deo IS
Sss-Lavs New York. foot Of Cortlandt street, a7 and
Il A. NJ. End and ~ ?: n Leave PhisAslpnia - %
Is in ana IL A. n and y. 70 Ksnd.6teu. ~ 90 fos
.s-ond oisss II A. r. from New York, and ID rom Phis
.siphis; 6 IN A. and Bk r. 70 wAnus street, via
and "a With reduced prices In ~ Jefses
line which leaves u from foot Of Oorssnd
s.rses Csmasa " Walnut strssA In sx hours omai
suses vii from the KenAngon depot V the peincpA
Aad ths central paris Of Philadeipha, for h ecnk
each pssesnssr and wish baexays FOR fhrousL
as,-s cola for s.l,imsrs vsshi.y,on ssiolk wedsa
hroasb sAssAse Axsns saa saxIa<s soonvsd In and s
Nnes sriy Passengers v'th bazaar sks fTy " mn
49, bsesss Ne srAans leave
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NATIONAL rHLH0RAPnIC LINBA-THH4n LUJ
hvorasly kneyn ,hrosghsst ths wsss = ths 20 ~
having Of poles and vk b ths phe
ss ana nest direct routes and psssss f.s.ss 1ss -
offered The public for quick sonnunisaen 70 rsseeu
ClsvslAal Detroit Chssee, hiivaskis, CneinnaA Lcs
VILE, 81 Louis. n@Rhis New 0rss.s s.s ss 49,
member the eenpaay's omss e "a 1900 49,
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FRon-Hospital Bellevue, U.s. Peoitenuary, Black Wells
sA nd Small lpox Hospital Biack wells Island Wards
Island, as RaDdsLs Island q st. v,aosuts Hospital q;
CITY Hospital Amsbouse, Hssk Wells Island, q colored
p-i cons. Q, THOMAS X. DOWNING. uty Inspector
Caty Inspeotcr's Offos. FEB. Is tsSA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27

INORIIGN EXPRRSS-EDWARDa, SANFORD 90.
respectfully that they are prepared V for
and AL pats Of IaslaAS IrsanS and scotland twice
III parts The RuropsaA continent weok; 70 Mel
bourne, Port Philip, Sydney. and al parts Of Aussaha
nom England for those places. and 70 Csntcs
Hosg Kong ehangk a. Calcutta nadrM Sombay and other
OIoa. S Broadway.
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IDVERTlSEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY


CxrIA PAT, &C., 10 UNTTIp STATES NAVY sAu-
y ets A.d narnsa-An DATED States Navy sailors a.a
nAxnss who sgvsd n u s. vssesl In ths Pacific
aAy Ins non 1886 is6S, and the widows and heirs Of
eh who ds1 IN ths service since their discharge
1BWARD BItSnLL. AgeaN
QAts) PurSer q. D. n, No. 81 Wall
"a Abovs Pearl street NJ b.. seiisrS bounty lAnS
warrants obtained ~ above
TTuITRD STATES eRAMRN AND MARINES WHO
served ths Pacific from 1876 70 1888 also he
euek THAR ptly collected
ths vhoss ons In The grosesotos
elaine against hs United States Tor bounty ast,
Of mileage, tofses killed In service,
,hss furnished k enables him VI offer facilities
,AaimaBsa haviDR their claims settled.
sasosabls terms. B-Fo enArrs 10 until ihs
Nessy or iAnd y obtained.
y K3vpo. ArseA Ne. sJsnss slip.
-------=---=-<=----
gPORTN0, 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27

mHRRI WHITE POODLE DOGS FOR SALE IsQUIRI
i ~ 100 nork tr ess, Brooklyn, r ckUxAEY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27

me Reading Railroad Company brought down for the
week ending Thursday last Il e tons Of coal AID for the
reason 2s2 eos tons against COL 70 the same time
list yer
ne anneIed statement exhibits the quantity and vAlus
q msrehAndise other than foreign dry goods imported
% this po,t daring the week ending and including Tn
~, Eb "A, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-27

Total '...........'.........'. 900
GOAL transported from Piedmont for the ending
Bss 10, ls64:-Swanton, 74.oS tons; Caledonia Mines
ss4 CO. Jackson Mines 1olls; Georges Greek Company,
ls2o7; Nes Ceek Company, s27 Is; uADgouen Compa.
NJ, 243, 14-totaI tons, 1,324.o3
Tho Cumberland Miners Journal Of the Gath Inst.
ny:--
The coal o. Alcssuy thu basis upon which the bust
ness OF the county rests This is demonstrated BY the
present ooncton Of bnsiDess In this region We
Known little activity In every branch Of trade Every
iatsIest suffering account Of the strike Complaints
Of dull times universal and the future promises
immediate change in the condition Of things.
The Bank Of Louisiana has declared . semi annual dvi-
ssnd Of Eve per cont and extra dividend Of ave per
esut payable to the New York stockholders At the hsr
ehsnts' Bank, en- the 9th Of Mach.
Tho bm granting full power to the Mssissipp and At
Aatio Railroad Company 70 Construct their road
(nroughs Road, from rsrrs Haats 70 st Loais passed
Ne Senate in the Illinois Legislature yesterday BY vote
q IL to 8. The same bin had previously pa,ssd the
House Of Representatives By vote Of q Is II only
swaits ths signature Of the Governor 70 become law
ne following is statement Of the receipts and ex.
psaass Of the Naugatue Railroad for the past year The
receipts show large increase and the net earnings ere
greater than - sny PEsvOu' year Dos.i.hs,.ndins the
law osses by the resent foods
Asosips for the ysA. 1852. s246 6s7 IS
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RIRFORD 1 O0.p VIRGINIA. NORTH CAROLINA
% and Tennessee Hxprsss PEE Roanoke and jamestown
Tussfay and Saturday Having express contracts th
the interior Of the above States prepared
sr superior 70 ahpDsrs for safety and tsspsssh
ODee, Is Broadway
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CPRrso IMPORTED ARrlrICIALs-IrIsNowQ QUITE
- apparent that s mnss bids 80 high for Popularity
beautifully fabricated 40 Purvsyors Of fashion
appreciate artistic worsh and simple nestle among
the of youth updeniable attachments In
Bonnet France, usual ifoompasAbe. JA4e1 TUCKER
3 Broadway stairs between White and walker srssts
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TOR sALE-sIxrY.PoUR LOTS WITH MANSION
houss and eus oces teaG the entire block bssveen
se-rth and hfhth avenues And ls9,h aud looih
Esy RI Ths scenery s deshstui The prsmi'ss veil
sttofed With grsre vines ut Of ths choicest
iinds Cover gndsps plenty Of sosd water Acres. At
present ses md in he course Of few msn:b the Eighth
ipg In Harlem river within 200 feet Tern cay Apply
T. Ward IT, corner Of l24,h and xth avenue Bat
ls- shoe and Gather Bsak eorssr Of John aad william
,vees OF " Capt ssason q south Fourth street WaAns
burg
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on, supplies from Oaliornia do increase. The Sab
essxry has upwards Of seven millions in iss vaults
4 NicolAys regular semi weekly sAIe Of stocks and
bonds viii take place on Monday, 9th instant, 1T u
sslock, Ut the Aerehants Exchange.
Yhs amount Of tonnage transported over the Oumoer
had Coal and Iron Companys Railroad during the week
ssdipg February Is, 1854, WAS - follows
10 R0lIrood.
Cumberland Ooaland Iron Company. II
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SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING 0ooDs..oN WEDNESDAY MARCH
IN s Subscribers will open their imporsations
Spr,ns 900 a. at retail r SrEWART CO., Broadway.
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CrRINo INPORrAuoNs.-wN. NEUsTAUrBR. e
~ John stxsst-Ladis dress trimmings, Scotch German
french. and Sviss embroidered lace goods.
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INSTRUCTION.

ON -B0OKKIlPING. WRITING, ARITHNHTI(|
p1O. Mr.. DOLBIAR, 600 Broadway. corner Of Hour
street, forms new, cheap and private classes This dag
evening Students qualified IN few weeks cond1
the books Of any counting house or bank An elegant ha
writing guaranteed.
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ITO LIT or LEAsB-THR FIVE STORY AND hnSn
store. Nos sc and 67s 1xth ,vssas AZ ssnsk
~indovs chandeliers, 10 Also SER IN n'n
ptuss trs nd Hroa