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NEW ORLEANS MARKErs
nEW ONlEANR CLAsslFIcAIlnN. =
CagseETT 0yFiGK
NJ .Iaa

Mouday Morning September Ii, 1854
COTTON =. The market quiet on Saturday and
barely 700 bales changed hands at unchanged prices
F" REV ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. Az Nidding Pair. 81 . ~
Ordinary :. .6AGgIA Rair...s.s..s... --010
niddlig ;,a ;s@s@ Gs$A Gosd f.. Far H.. g
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
stock on hand Sept. .....s.... .26s7S 237l2
Received g s@ss 'a rs -ss5s sss
Exported to date. 1921 s ~ ~. 2ste co.
stock on hand not cleared. 243sF 2QtZgo
TOBACCO. ~. We did not hear Of gale
SUGAR. Sales confined to ensn lota at cur last quo
tatons-Fair to Fully Fair s7lf64Ms
NoLAssEs The sales embraced 40 bbls primo
boiled at 1876 ' gallon.
FLOUR. Stock light and nothing Of any moment
doing
TO 100 sacks In two lots at s7Hs o bushe OF Oats
we noticed small sales at 55a q bushel for ST. Louia,
pRoyIsIoNs....W We did not hear Of sale of any
moment Mess Pork retailing at SIS 50 q Dbl
| HAY. 100 bales Swamp Grass taken at $50 y
| ton.
I FEEIGHTs 8. We heard Of no new engagements.
EXCHANGE. Ihs demand was limited at our quota
| tons:
| Sterling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ieek61aeX
Francs ST. 16G5f. ~ q dollar
New York sxty-day Blls.....11sGS2 3 cent discount
sight Cheeks on New HaA z cent premium
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LAKE STEAMERS.
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q 81, Friday
f @ an 4 a. Fl sa.t ~
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sA'''r' r. sEnbEs hg.ns a.aa Place.
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kaT RAfLRoAD eostpAS7Ca I5aday 40 T5EasE,
Trims On thisftoad mil leave - follows:
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5syoq dss asasSs ~ lss. q
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Leave AIeisTs ier BA.oa dss Aiis.aa1te Ct z I y
Bsyoa d. AIeulsaa Tor A,zisr. Il. -,
sp,.u fsLisssshssss. Secretary.
M W ORLEANS, JAex ff la tgz -
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agc ami Fright FRAN leave Depot csoTs
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p Daa ao:!os III se given q E1ear9a Tens. no
aisss Aeh hey are 70 y asi s
ANEW ORLEANS AND CAR gs- -
l'n' 4''tAf'a's q i'l va. s.s Orleans: @
s.eara rsaip. = ". snd sysrT ssF.ids ap lrslu
F,,e. qsrretisss;5
Steam TTSass u. avery asrwsris s p @ tHen
chassa zat. Servant. 10 tuts Bun
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lied hea IiaIred at:eE The atay " hours yss
JEFFERSON AND LAX e f s5S NJ EFzsss
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20 LAKE P0RTGH1R7RALY-
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REEK DAYS
From Tisnt cirois ospo1, 81. ips M, and II, as ~,
s.ls, a-a5, i95f.
| SUNDAYS.
IRON Tf9t Circle es ~, 81 iiH Ax snti9s, 40,
s.2s, d-2s s75, ass, Ts5 r.M. 50
... srr4 Lsf fra Cro.s ssc Ns Orleans
WEEK DAYS.
TO TTol Cs fepot-7d ole, Nj, .nd LILO, 8G, Is,
$40, 69o 7-s9t 9A PAM
! 4 SUNDAYS. .. .-. -
Tvcit Circle Depot5O y- ITO sad LIZ ase,
| $50, 4-2h So, 500, 100, s5S p.
s All me ~ passengers G1rolten.
i stop ONLY Hose St8toI and 1arson steet nag
! gage, received a. Deposouis ~
fkREBetwern Ne CTeans SooE, IS cents 6sl5'eeh
! saiion soi tbe Lake, 10 cents, each al
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IMPORTS.


LIVERPOOL Ship Fxprss-ASasor.ed reTelandiss,
BALzE-sehr A4vsnure-s3ssaiu sY.s AvetssOO de
Egana.
TAyANA-Big Mary Ell sabetbs pkga Castillo iisfps
Eonago4a do Tsrdos-9 do Mof41
VatsI Zscksudarb--6
do Costo Mcdowell. Mills do FsEnau5e4
Ricuih kee4 b4ies orieri5s
eofte aud lot ffait 10 J D Mcconnell.
BRAZ0S ST JAGo AND GALVEST0S-Steamship Nagiiua--
$500 p5efe soaihnRyi Hsrrson$4
G lirhnHs7i0G Petii.s
&co-S7s1 Avarous C5sts d EavrS7s0 C Brnchirs 80
Ichford GeoSg09o Raess2egD Euz Rnch.reaI-s8s0
aeseetss gi
John Marks eoslT5l PentGnsle koaebs &coi bile mise
Etrrn tor Col D Tuin ki1s3iG1
Frt beevs Evsin Fite9 es cf coiton RIPE
Green, Hattin1 = a-lel cotton oaSy snefiss 10
D L Cardiff ] Kart dtc3-aG-Hi5 :
BneoEAuxRr Da.isl BoHepr9s bales blankets II dc Sew
Ritaardb htd4 vino rs do, IL pipes
5ksndy Tslomdns6 hads wiue Segplnt do Z R0ehs
dco4o Persls DO IS halfd0 &Lambr99 hhds
$40 1asoa 90 4og brandy ut
ats Gondo aeo2n hhd indsN PitoFk
l9oo ns nth and k,reh Piagef0 do brandy ihit Duun
keuis DO isrines VI Yredeubprg eiotd do TtomsH Bully
Brthni ceitp do and brandy at Ealeton mase I'd
Gpio do Charles Talanen-i d Alltse $500 Do 5aedy
fu fabusae Gg21d do Paul Tnse. fila eo59e 10 1nststoe
oanisu do l.s MaigauS isL Enso 90 do b!sniy fat
Carea pkgs porcelain Jet Gsuchss1 hhd7 and loo
l,iua eaAkH :agGr. Qorie y
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MEMORANDA.
The ,t.sr Esraat "a tn5tsr ana r2p a..
md hef isql Plant Point.
lis Steamship ,rpss ch,ia7s instant, reports
Tallahassee ard Wig pp The Schooner
Roam sailed on the Ito instant f9r ths toTss
Ship s ths 4ih iaaut ia atais =, agftnie % 90
tspcr having spoken staaish heics r Rdsaus
Steamship uua reports having ie Efazoa Santiago
lsaai, schoozsrs snash, Ernua and Louita.
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COTTON. The market quiet On Saturday and
barely 700 bales changed bands at unchanged prices
We quote:
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The new King, Jon, has taken the oath to the
Constitution, and has declared that, as his Gov
eminent is merely continuation of that of the
deceased King Frederic Augustus, all public
officers will be retained in their places The
Language of his proclamation has been favora-
bly, received, and expectations are formed that
his commercial policy will be liberal.
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PoRT or NEW ORLEANS.
oEPrcg or rHz Daily CREsoEsT. !
MONDAY MfTuiYsx uag.farr t,ar II 1894 4

=
Monday Morning, September IL. 1854 I |
CLEARED SATURDAY
s.sinship Philadelphia WndIs, fsr Hsv York. via sYsna
stssu4sh Charles Meran Lagiesu alyson AID Instasos
NO .tf Harris Morgsu
sbip Meridian, sinrssn or Liverpool, P Whitney zen
British brig Fn1ay ot vans and rsss ALsspsrrs
British big Hope, Sized, for Havana, BarEess
schF Bay Ms1etts, Rosters for aobf, L Fssh eco
seh whsaingon Taylor for Corpus Christ and has7oy1s
HI ss9ns b.
schr Ella ThfnfsaI so' Pensacola, Iaao HEdsy de8-
ARRIVED
New stenrqsn S4s4. TbeEalseh. m REas7s 81, sg til
GavsstnD, ffarfs N Nhresn--ist lsties.
ssah,p HI Itfso Gray rom AEPnsTa - asatt g lsrnpss
sssssbip .siou Bttr h rls Christ, aaa Aaafa . .
SLIP zsrs Bad 4 i,dG Eget7so 1r asa, Whitney sso
-8I diat1ict.
Frena hrg Daniel Rotsmp tcta Da'ds ss Ise ifasssF
Etg 1a.g Elizabeth. scaansr is, n Hsrap 70 "A
Htia.a NV Aav.sqrs, ssssa. aay' s4r tloeaar @ ]
EteamboGts.
CD. H.. Geff74-. rraa htyoe sra.
Gilsy, Ufe, frati Port Huaaap
FIspf5 Levi, Eula=t5a from 81 f.enft.
Carrier Wslhsr, from zehita ftitet,
lexington 3iRllyr. from PGdnrah. tz ...
Mars Fo,-7, Hutchinson rem Bsten Eopys.
" Empress, tn Dlrar from I.oueyl4.
Sgiraia, kay, trpp, SstcHloetA
HaGn fe fasstovsa down ard 10
the I'd in,tant barka Egeut, agss sfanti and Amta
bodsh up ahp Express a brig AiaTE xabsta AHa hoo1sf
Adventure
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4 T-@ IRELAND, =
Reports concerning the potato rot in the dis
trict around Dublin state that the blight con-
tinues to show itself rather generally, but the
hope still prevails that, on the return of dry
weather, its further ravage would be materially
checked. In the south, especially in Tipperary
the statements are rather gloomy, but from the
northern districts the accounts are more salts
factory from Monaghan very bad
Denny brook Fair passed over very quietly this
year.
Ernest Jones, the Chartist orator, slecturing
lin Belfast.
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Parish Of orisaus City New 0fienns
Be it remembered that The 10Th Isnuary 1854 hr the
The aforesaid pen-
ais appeared Asyandtf Brother, President Jans Weeist,
Sestay5 the He Mutual Insurance CepaNy New urans,
ho tg iuy suip according law d. dets SEs aAy lhg re
transcript from hE hotks
L tue said Lna PAW, KR0TfSEE RztsidsEt,
Jas "A. WfEt z Err Secretary
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tween the English, French and Austrian Minis
ters, were laid before Parliament on the last
day of the session, but have only now been
made public The substance of these dispatch
es are mainly, that
lstly. The Russian protectorate over the
Principalities must be given up, and the priv
eges granted to those provinces by the Sultan
be placed under the collective guarantee of
Europe. IDLY. That the navigation of the Dan
ube be made free. 5dly That the treaty of
July IS, 1S41, be revised with reference to
the balance Of power; and 4th. That the Rus
sian claim to proteetorate over the Christian
subjects of the Porte must be given up All of
which terms Austria is made cognizant of, and
agrees not to treat except on these bases.
The London Times copies from New York
paper an article respecting Dr. Cottmanss mis-
sion to Washington, and makes it the subject Of
an editorial which can only be described as
abomnably scurrilous The London Daily
News has another in the same vein, and the
provincial press, taking the cue, as usual, from
these two papers INDUCES in more than ordinary
abuse of America and American institutions,
The commercial advantages accruing and like
ly to accrue to America from the war are q
particularly sore subject to the British just at
| present.
A collision had occurred on the South Eastern
and Brighton Railway, by which two or three
persons were killed and over hundred badly
injured.
An unfortunate accident occurred in the Rose
heath Moors, Scotland. While party of gen
tlemen were enjoying the sport of shooting, Q
fewling piece in the hands Of Mr. William Nor
rison tquere, Mure p of New Orleans, accident
ally discharged and killed William Cochran
provision merchant. Of Glasgow
The ship Shandon, Of Glasgow, was totally de
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

INSURANCE. COMPANY.
a- cApIrAL-TGg MILLIONS DOLLARS.
HENRY V OGDEN, agent
deem ~ oae4 .f5 ST. Chsriss street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12

bIE HuLsEMANN LETTER.-The letter pub
I'd by the N, Y. Post, of which Geographic
Dpss was given Friday, stating that Mr.. Ev-
had claimed the authorship of the celebra
lIulsemann letter, is from an occasional cor
upndent at Boston, and is not endorsed by the
/. We presume some authorised and salts
pry explanation of the matter will be made
tew DAYS. The Post is intensely anti Web
and as its correspondent has evidently the
bias. we must reserve our conclusions in
hd to the matter until fuller information is at
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rrST NEWS By THE MAILS.
.nucpFSS-FRIpAY.

The private calendar was taken up,
<hrE-m.u III " we're considered and passed. after
Bly, oi, lsnate adjourned over until Monday.
b, the o .ns Orr repor-
CUsE OF M. .naatv bill from the Committee on
j. Indian ' anil IL was referred to theCom-
sn Aha'Ws Whole. The San Francisco mail,
OF the debated during the morning hour,
Fas asa, 1;snosed of. The bill providing for
gas not . a,r Of the persons charged with burn
brosecu..,aoa washington steam vessel was re-
be Mar', Committee of the Whole. The House
q to tie o ,m;ttee. and Mr.. Caruthers eloquent
into COME ,he principles of the Nebraska and
Iyocs attsgo VI Mr.. Washburne, of Maine, oppo-
.as bull Mr.. Mcdonald obtained the floor,
|ihe o'l, .u,mttee rose, and the House adjourn
p w" It'll Monday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12

m or UoYoR.-A duel was fought few
r; Mn in the vicinity of Mobile. between two
'anUe from New Orleans. Their names
unt been made public. They repaired to
n n"o SO, sontb of the "Six Sisters" or Gordon's
~ Convention street, where the meeting
'place. The weapons first used were s'hall
III. but one of these breaking, with only u
wound to one of the parties, they TOOK 10
Is At the first fire, one OF the gentlemen
Counde 4 in the back part of the hip. Inc
bot now Terminated. Neither of the wounds
regarded as serious.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12

etter from Constantinople says: 1.-The day
! yesterday the Arabian, steamer of the
lsular and Oriental Company, arrived here
England with cargo of all kinds of useful
Is mostly destined for the British hospital
|leapia. Amongst others there are seven
red wooden legs. This is disagreeable in
Be of providence and forethought, which it is
u will prove to have been superfluous."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12

H. St. Johns Newfoundland Post says,
4 all doubt has now been dissipated'' relative
4 completion of the important enterprise of
Sinp the Electric Telegraph between England
america. David Dudley Field Cyrus W.
4 and Chandler White, Esqrs., of N. York,
Smpanied by F. N. Osborne, Esq, arrived at
5obns few days since, with view of max
arrangements for the commencement of the
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GentlemenS' Goods
SPRING 1854

"A u SUBSCRIBER respectfully cus the attention of
,genbemento his new stock ut Spring and Summer
Y IN which will b. found Black French Cloths
Y dSomest hnish combined with durability, Fancy
r. Cloths oil al the fashionable shades, Blue Plum
n browns Nc. which will rear weH and keep their
n o'ack French Doe Skins, some extra fine, and a
a one aSsortme, of Cassn res, III len Drills. Ital.
Yo,hs' Diapde Etc, (part extra,) Bombnzne, &C.
a Silk and Marsees Vcslings, new and benu,ilul.
owes style Buttons for G ,at., Vests, &c and nll
lailor trimmings, all cf which will be made IN ar.
p retailed (wiiholt makng) at as low prices s sim
pods can be bought in the city,
y ",so INVITES an examination Of his Furnishing
u VIZ SKINNER Cravats Sticks, Ties. &c silk
men Hike, Byron and Srnnd-up Collars, 3 nly
Y ,nd cordet best KID GLOVES, at 81 90 Mus,
~ al Linen SHIFTS, do do DRIVERS all sizes Cnton.
II II ","nd' Linen Merno md Six Hose, Cotton nm
70 cause u ~drr-hirs, &c, &c
VT D. divers Fashions, and Tailor. Too,, g..
n, no.,. n. VIM. L PAGE.
- - AuE, ihIof. npl a. m
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,f;JJ;on Dollar loan.

,,a ~ April S.-The proposals for the
h iiIinn dollar loan of city. stock to aid IN
Hilio 'ha op Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, were
ll9 = g,a las twas all taken s3oo'ooo from
|ed !, Io, one half premiums but most at one
70 /, one half, J. Lee IL Co. took the balance
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12

! Stewart. of N. York, computes that as the
,rton of deaths from small pox, in that city,
y about ten per cent of the cases, there
not been less than $3.50 cases of small pox
Z, c;ty within five months. DIR. Stewart is
ted to be of opinion that half the persons
mated are susceptible of re-taking the vi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12

l., ,.,o meeting of the Medical Society of
inc s5 l'I DR., r. W. Haxall from the Commit
|m4 ni'a ~ Tssavs stated that the Committee
P rr ,,;mansly in favor of awarding the prize
uu"' nna able one on the ''treatment of In
Eohs az Fever, The note accompanying this
', wns broken open, when it was ascertained
\ NV va" 7 r PEBBLES, of Petersburg, was the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12
BUCKINGHAM SLATE QUARRIES.
w. Il. ELLIOTT, Proprietor,
Practical Slater.

Practical Slater.
LIE lakes this method of ~pectfuIy informing Eng
l. Architects C Contractors Builders Iropretors
of -Four erle Factories Warehouses. &C. that he has
purchase id leased quarries in Buckingham Co.. Va
and intends opening and working them extensively H.
promises to produce Slate better calculated swer
pun poses than any heretofore produced from these
quarres, and will DEFY cOmpetfr its quality with
any S IN the United Sta or imported He would
iniorm the public, that liza has from Youth been wholly
and constantly engaged in the above business, and yields
10 none in his practical knowledge of Slate Rock and
Stating. He intends opening Hate Yards ut he follow
ing places Lynchburg, Richmond and Scottsve, where
he will keep constant supply of Slate to meet the
,ers of these Towns and the county. Scottsve will
be the CENTRAL AND MAIN DEPOT, from which
he will regularly supply other points. He will have in
his employment men of experience and knowledge in
the business each place. to attend TO orders for
Stating repairing old roofs. Those who have Slate
roofs out of repair have Immediately attended
to- and probably put in better condition than when first
Slated as there hls been much bad Stating done in Va
by incxp srienced workmen.
Specimens of his work can be at the Lynchburg
Gas w ,.rks, an examination of which he requests by
those wanting work in his line.
In some cases for buildings he recommends nths
in the place OF sheeting the roof for Stating which
considerably less.
n B. Letters of enquiry, orders for Slate, Stating
and repairing, will be promptly attended to by address
ing him al either of the places of business.
dec I9-dActs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12

A,tcies apprJJ. oht Fr@ Cfass.-Boxes of hats
bcnf tsaid furniture
A, icles aDprOpriateto Second CiaSs.-Boxes, bales
Of IL goods feathers Shoes saddlery glass paints oils,
lTIe and confectionery.
A. cles Appropriated Third CidSs-Vi Virginia domes'
TICS .ugar rogee liquor, bagging rope butter, cheese
man, acture1 tobacco leather, hides yarus cop
per-, n sheet ro 4, hoowware, queensware. castings
hard ware marble dresscd andotber heavy artclesno
ena,n Grated in spec iai or fourth classmates.
Arcles appropriate 10 The Fourth CiaSs.-Four, lin
sa-k. rice pork, beef, FISH lard taow and bacon (in
ca.s boxes sscks, beeswnx bales of rags. ginseng
AMI Tried fruit, bar roa nurb e, (undressed) mill and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12
:, m rant bill Passed.

.ao April 6.-The House to-day
ARRIsB,,us."'. ell the main line of the public inn
Fed oll' s - not less than eleven millions of
femens,ss, lo' subject has caused much excite
Pr, .,ong r the people.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-12
Hurd's Golden Gloss for the Hair.

HurdS Golden Gloss for the Hair.
A MONG the many preparations for the growth of the
"A Hair, this Golden Gloss takes the lead Three
will be given why it universally used and
preferred all others:
LIST, Because it has proven the most efectua in Bald
ness. end Because it imparts beautiful dark gloss
ani delightful perfume the Hair. 3rd Because the
Ladies with fine discrimination which they all possess
have adopted it,
Many other reasons could be given why it is great
favorte, but those who want more have only to give
trial
PRlcE-25 cents in large bottles.
For sale by Druggists and Storekcepers everywhere
W.C. HURD, Proprietor,
30i Broadway, New York.
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bring Millinery and Lace Goods.

\ Il Subscriber is now opening q lnrge assert Am
neOt of Fancy MILLINERY and Lace
rs to which we respectfully call The attcn-VZl
our friends and the public Also. large sssoit.
OF Nantes suitable for the season, corsetts, front
oaca hair braids, combs, and sundry articles for
wear r. +. HENlNG.
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crush MOUNTAIN m,LL stones
CLOTHINGl CLOTHINGi
NEW CONCERN.
STIGLER, McELDERRY Il co.

n dilion to entire New Stock, just received Of
1 Staple and Fancy Dry Goo Is we have nd
floor the largest stock ot Rcndy-made Gl thing ever
brought this city To nil those who nro in of
good and fash enable clothing, would especially in
vite IL be oo purchasing elsewhere, In addition to
the above have hand large stock of clothing for
house servants and held hnnds very low prices.
We also keep on hnnd superior stock OF linen and
shirts, ulso merno, gaure silk nnd under.
Il ~.
To county merchants who mny be in city for the
purpose Of purchasing clothing fell ccrtnin II would
be their interest 10 exnmno IL not purchase from u.s.
h owing they could 10 by going further Epst
North, STlGLER MoELDRRY e. 90.
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RANGE ALEXANDRIA RAIL

/ ROAD OPEN To ORDONSYILLE.-We are
pnnqg our stage line from
hia Central and o. Il A. Ra'-oads. LeNing
bugon Sunday Wednesday and Friday about
ock. A. M, arrive at Covesville by Or before dark
next morning between A and 5 o'clock, reach
HortesviIle by 9 A NJ, and Alexandria between three
'our and Baltimore same evening. Fare, for
B resent, 81. J. T. HAMMER & co
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UT us u - TO- ~
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!!
vuNl1E subscribers receiving and opening
ofhe most be utifdl and desirable stocks of Goods
offered the public in this place.
Oar stock of Ready made Oothing for the Spring and
Summer cons isve,y complete. II consists in part
of Dress and Frock Coat O. every shade and quality,
Parts and Veee Of every description and large
mept OF Furnishing Goods-in part fellows Shirts
D,awers Cravats, Half Hose, Gloves, Stocks, Hdkfs,
Scarfs, &c. &c.
Alio.a large stock of Clohl Cassimeres and vestings
of e latest styles and patterns, which will make up
TO order at very low prices.
We ask that ali in OF goods, will give stock
examint ton confident of selling those who
will do Our Goods are all NEW, and have been
purchased with the grearest care and determined
sell them All ask is that you favor with call.
BAKER & CLAVEY,
Clothing Station,
apl CTS Corner Main and Market SITS.
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UNJUST SALE MOST vALUA-
BILE BRlCkLAYER AT AUCTION.-By vir-
tue of a deed of trust, executed me by John J.
haup the 2nd day OF April, 1851 for certain pur
poses herein specified. shall proceed sell at the
Market Hou'e. in the city ofLynchbure Friday the
2lst April, 1854 public auction, negro named
LEWIS said negro is the best bricklnyer in the
ty Terms made knowA the day OF snc.
A. J. CAMP. Trustee.
mp. 1ldtds.