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SIS 1884, Mountain and Mississippi Rive
railroad: #
DO do do jackson, do
No s9 July 1854 for the railroad from Dubuque, Iowa via
st. Paul Minnesota Left Hand River Pond du Lac Lake Su
peror wisconsin, etcePt the lands In Wisconsin heretofore
stored by notice No. 520}
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Ciuennat Iout.Vase, Isdianapoi Coptu zanes, tlevs
land Toledo Chieaso, aud 81 Louis.
tickets TO, ali the above points can be had at the rail
Passengers leaving Washington at g. m arIiv in Wheeling IN
for eIrve ~ miles from Wheeling thence ect by railroad 10
D. Nv vi.
s. for Ciscinna aud Louvs indianapo. BY
Through tickets sold for Cincinnati Louisville and ndanapo
lis, BY stages
po" on the rssse 70, "l%aon and ess.s apply 70
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
Eeb7-du Muster Transportation.
N ATHEnArlCA,. Drawing Instruments, an variety,
vi Of the finest quality and finish, and others at unusually low
pces bought in person from the manufacturers in Europe by The
n for 81 as and upwards.
( AMANTiNE.s new wo.k. Memoirs Celebrated Char
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Pop.laI laies; b, Madame lame. su'ao
Practical aud Commercial Arithmetic; by G. b. Docharly
Now-a-Daysi by Laura J. Curtis.
Easy Warren Contemporaries
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,IAwKEH ON shooting Gated by VIM 4. Porter.
Frank Fores,ers Field Sports . vols
Anencan Game IN iA Seasons; by Frank Forester go
The Rod ana Gu" by Wilson and oakegn vol Ed'n-
RI Sportsman in France /; . vols. London.
The Young 5psrnans Manual; by Eraven vol. London
Hints to ep'rtsmen b. Il. b. Lewis, M. d.
The Shooters Manual
Kriders sporting Anecdotes
b "%a' on q" poss sai,eS by Frank Forester
Dog brcukng by William Floyd gamekeepe
Richardson Dogs
Col. Hu,chiussn Dog breaking vol. London.
Mayhem Dogs. FhANCk TAYLOR.
SepI2
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L b. Wood. Further Supplies Just received az
TAYLOR x MAURY'S
Oct Bookstore, 9th
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III
Sodom, Gomonh and the Bible Lands by
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Life ana EpIss Of 81 Paul; by Conybeare and Howson
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Araja Norwegian and Lopiand tale, from the German.
Nouh American Review, for October, 1854.
Perseverance, aud Enterprise; for the young vol.
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Inc home IN he valleys by MsS Caen translated from the
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Statesmen OF the Times OF George the rhd by Lord Brough
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Lady Russelis Letters l vol.
Ptogr q Prejudice by Mrs Gore vol.
Chamber-'s Papers tor the People; o vols
Chanbers's Miscellany ~ vols.
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Pu'nams monthly Magazine for October.
Dickans's Household " ordd for October
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OF inv Letters N English; vols,
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.xnrs These ships having been buh by contract ca
pessiy government has been
M20 txkep construction, also their
" insure suengsh and speed and their secoamo
for umequaed elegance and
Price OF York Liverpool In hs cabin 12
II, ssosd c.bin $40 $500
Prom LiysrDOol to York, ESQ and f20
An expcrianced surgeon attached 10 each ship
No berths be secured until paid for
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IlISTORY Of st. Domtngo, by J. Brown, n. d avoum
ii OF 800 pages each, bound in cloth price So cents
oct IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
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I,VENTIDE, by Emo Anon-a series OF tales and
II POEMS ;, a.
The Home and other by Mrs j. H. ssouiney
Camp and March by Captain Grafton, United States army
Putnams Magazine tor November ,.,, ,.,,.
Oct 81 FAhnCh IhfLuh'
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Academy Of the YisIta{i0ns

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partition the juni pupils ecsuy been
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MiIls's History Crusades. I VOL, 1874
Chronicles Cruades a collection contemporary
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Early Travels and Nara lives 10 Palestine. vol 1879
Nov 10 FRANCK TAYLoh
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For ,ale by TAYLOR Il MhURY,
Nov 10 Booksellers, near 9Th street
OHM ri Es Jurisdiction, Practice ana
" Peculiar jurisprudence United States 'o
by George Ticknor Curtis .
History of the Crusades their Rice. md Results W
Cummings Lectures the Seven Churches.
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~. EACH WRITING INK, by Perine Guynt.
England writing ink by maker by
Imported direct the manufacturers in Paris and London
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RENSSELAER, POLY TECHNIC INSTITUTE,
EsGNED for comprehensive thorough
~ checta and civil including railway nydrauc
graphical aud mining engineers
For copies Of Annual Register giving
ing the institute, apply
u. FRANKLIN GREENE,
Director, &C X. r. L.,
Aug l5-d2m Troy, N. Y.
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Al ATH IL sAATICAL Drawing Instruments an variety
M "f IN. finest quality and finish, and others at unusually low
manufacturers in Europe by th
Undersigned
for 81 IS and upwards. -
Ot3 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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RICHMOND MARKETs-Innnnrv y.

TOBAcCo-The market is active and receipts
light. Sales by \. NJ. Martin & Coz hhds
old Tobacco, a 50 50, 80 IS and sl3 80; ,
bids new, 3 i. W. Ross, Tugs, 50 Is and q;
leaf at = >, Col. JOS. W. Harper Tugs at ST
p. and | leaf at 10.
WHEAT-Sl % for red, and 81 for white
FLouR-Nothing doing. Holders ask 50 81
80 for superfine according TO the quality and
quantity. Retail sales at So 25.
CoRN-S0 to s. cents per bushcl.
Corn MEALS 90 cts. per bushel.
0ATs--42d 45 cents per bushel.
BUTTER-Goshen, Is a - cents. Mountain,
10 2l cts.-some poorer sorts, not suitable for
table use, are sold as low as ID ID cents.
sFIsH-Mackerel, No. 3, small, IT "a the
latter for Boston Inspection Halifax Herrings.
No. |, s. a ID per bbl. Gross, 30 4.
lRoN-Pg, S35 40 per ton except in small
parcels; Swedes, 800; Tredegar and English
refined 90; Common English 10 IS; up coun-
try bar, 20 IS.
LARp-New in barrels, l04c. Kegs llaIlA.
LIVE STocK-Beef Cattle, scale weight, 80 90
SO Is, gross; Sheep, 81 80 a 300, nett Hogs
s. 30 SO nett.
SALT Liverpool fine, per sack, 81 90 ahoat
and - in store; Ground Alum, 81 624.
SHOTS cents per lib.
LIME-From wharf 81 25; from store, 81 80,
for Eastern. Virginia, 81 81 10.
GUANo-Saes ut $500
PIAsTER-Sales of Lump, $50 at Wharf; SO
ON Basin; Ground, 81.
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General Assembly ofVirginia.
SENATE

THURSDAY, Jan. &c, 1851.
Bill were reported for charging the corporate
limits If the city OF Williamsburg; and
Providing for the COMPLETION of the Mess Hall
al the Vn. Military Institute
In, Committee on General Laws reported that
"a T. 10, srrlieut grant an net of Incorporation
10 Di,i-.an Va III. Sons Of Temperance in the
county # ,l4 assoI.
sescta. utaef BIZ were reported, amo8g them
various tsral lar u.s.s.
Mr. Paxton, from the Joint Committee. sub
nified a report ou the Arm"ry. The orIns, a.,
are in good or.ler. The wood work Of the Arno-
rs building, aud the hnring mill are in dilnpida-
ted condition. The Committee recommend tint
repairs be made
Tn motion ii Mr. Baldwin, resolution Of IN
quiry Wa adopted IN relation 10 the construct en
ct IA ruiirand, the Two and thrcc.tiiths prinei-
pie from Riohmondto iurrson's Bar, on lnaseN
River.
The Norfolk aud Petersburg railroad bill wRs
called up by Mr. Mekcnney.
The goto rs which the bill wns r1crcd 70 It's
e1grnssncnt was reeonsidcred, mud various n
mendmenis made Thereto
The bill was then ordered To be engros-ed.
ORDER on rnEbAY.
Mr. Thomas call Il for the order of tie day
the bill authorizing II Statc subscription 10 the
Lynchhnrg extension Of fhc Orange and Alc2au
dria Rlrond
Tho bill wn- amended, by way Of ryder, an
"pii"na n'op' - 81 ....s. - hi-.-.....s.
$50 Ia restrict the expenditure annually 10
SiD0,no9. authorizing other roads IN the tate 10
connect, and requiring ~ Orange aud Alcsaa
Dim Company 10 afford every facility 10 roal-
thus connecting ia the transportation Of pass
ger, produce, DC.
The question having been stated on the pas-
sago Of the bill, Mr. ohaekleford spoke in lis Ia
yor.
On motion Of Mr.. Conphcllthc Senate adj 'ura-
ed.
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RAILROAD MEETING IN CUMBERLAND

At large and enthusiastic meeting II me
citizens Of Cumberland, irrespective Of pari3. .
held At the Court House, Monday. the I'D II
January, Dr. Robert Henderson appointed
Chairman. and William II. Clarke. Secretary.
The object of meeting having been explain
ed BY William Wilson. on motion. II wa resolved.
that a Committee of three be appointed To draft
resolutions expires ziFe If the sense If the meet
ing Whereupon. the following gentlemen were
anuaintod William Wilson, DIR. Ihos. l.. Robin
son and John page-who heving retired for a
short time, returned and reported the following
which were adopted IN their order.
Rssofrsd. That we feel deep interest IN
the proposed scheme Of Railroad from Richmond
direct to Lynohburg. md believe that it, con
strucfion would be highly beneficial to the city OF
RicbiuDnd-ihe country through which it would
pas.-aud the State at large.
=. Resolrsd. That we deem the extension of
the Virginia Il Tennessee Railroad to Richmond,
the best mode # carrying the above resolution
into effect but. If that be impraetlcabe, then we
desire the construction Of an independent rail-
Dad.
g. Rssslred. That We request Senator and
Delegate, representing Us in the General Assem-
BLY, to use their best efforts, to obtain, during
the present session, such Legislative acton a
shall be best calculated 10 accomplish the object
of the above resolutions.
On motion Of Col. Valentine Parrish, 1t was
resolved, that the citizens 81 the counties oi
Buckingham. Powhatnn and Chesterfield, be re-
quested 10 hold meetings at their next County
Courts 10 express their opinion in regard 10 the
proposed Railroad.
On motion Of Jno. r. Wilson it was resolved,
that the foregoing resolutions be- rcconsldered, IA
a. much a. it was represented that there were
some present who doubted the proprety of their
adoption, and wished the subject thrown open for
discussion,
Whercupon, the resolutions we're discussed at
length Col. L. A. Boiling and Willis Wilson OPP
posing, AN John X. Wilson, Col Forbes Of Buck
ingham, YIN. L. Burwell and others sustaining
The resolutions in their original form being then
called were passed with but three dissenting
voices
On motion, it was resolved, that the proceed
ings of this meeting be published in the Rich
nond and Lynehburg papers.
On motion. the meeting adjourned.
ROBERT HENDERSON, Pres't
WILLIAM II. CLARKE. Sec'ry.
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Some Of the Journals # New York insist thai =
military court should investigate the eandaet 81
tho-e officers of the army Who were the hrst 10
leave the San Francisco. The New York Dem
eerst SAYS several officers. major and teih
army surgeons. accom- med the begira 81 io'-
6;ate-: - that when the cholera brpke out N The
San Francisco the soldiers had 10 other attend
ance than that Of The ships surgeon the men
paid Ia minister to them were elsewhere ant I'D
comfortable security.
Mrs.. Sarah CrufiaId formerly Mrs. Jackson, It
Ls,ui, "a shot her husband, John CFafield IA
I.eavcuaorth. Ind, GA the night 81 the 9TH INST
The husband had goBe away from home, an vas
not expected back for two or three days AT
night. Mrs. {. heard some one trying 70 ge' INTO
he house, when she took a rifle and fired through
the darkness, Shooting her own husband through
the heart.
Tie Bishop of Montreal has promulgated pas
taral letter so The secular and regular clergy,
aud - the religious communities, and 10 all the
faithful in our (hisl diocese" against the table
tipping. asking the faithful the question: If 1t II
no. e,i lent ihai "holy souls in purgatory have
.oinethnz else to do than To- come and Joke with
their relat ves aud friends on the earth ~
4 frghtful trudegy recently occurred on board
the ship Amelia. At Vera Cruz. Madame Mau
mol had With her young lady whose beauty cap
tiyaied a Mexican gentleman, one Of the parsen-
eers. Hi addresses were rejected, whercupon
he armed himself, descended 10 the cabin, and.
after yanly employing enire ties and menaee-,
stabbed hs victim to the heart. Ii Is laid that
the conduct Of the Mexican had for some time
previous indie ted mental arrangement.
The President has transmitted to Congress tire
works presented b. her Britauc Majesty gov
crnmcnt 10 the United States, illustrative OF the
exhibition in The Crystal Palnec IN l. nd0n in
ISL. The sci Of works pres, nted contain &c
rie- pf nine volumes.
\ passenger who reached Charlottesville in the
cars few days ago. attacked by snnl pos
The council Immediately established hospital
near town To- which the patient was removed.
Mr. Tosmbs, oi Geogia, has taken his seat in
the senate.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THURSDAY, Jan. p


\ message from the Senate announced the
passage of bill which was appropriately refer
red.
The Speaker laid before the House two coal-
muncations from the Gov, rnor enclosing state
mrnts fon certain Banks up to tie 1 inst,
which were laid on the tn BE and ordered to bc
printed.
The Speaker laid before the House eommu
nication from the nd Auditor, enclosing stat,-
ments OF the amount of banking capital in the
State actually subscribed; its distribution alnrng
the sereral Banks; the portion thereof owned by
the state; and il what Banks, &c; which,
motion of MIR. Rutherford, was laid on tie table
aud ordered To be printed.
Committees made reports.
Petitions were present. and rcferred-nmong
them.
by Mr.. White, of citizens of Hanover, for
change in the location of their Court House
BY Mr. Ellyson, of Lieut., +. :. Gray. in re-
ference TO a claim against the Commonwealth:
aud
BY Mr.. Knox, of physicians of Mecklenburg.
demonstrating against the independent charter
OF the Medical College of Richmond,
Resolutions were offered and adopted-among
them:
BY Mr.. Ellyson--Referring the report of the
Colonization Board. to The Conmmitce of Fl
nance and nstructing that Committee 10 inquire
into the eSpedency of authorizing the Board 10
defray The expenses of collecting together and
shipment of free negroes
The bill to provide. for the completion of the
CoVngton and Ohio Railrorad, camo up as the
unfinished business of yesterday.
Mr.. Baford moved that it be laid ON the table
and made the order of the day for "Wednesday
next, stat ing tlat he aud others were anxious be
fore voting upon the bill that the views and est-
mates of the Board of Public Works should be
! communicated TO the Legislature. He under
stood that therrepolt would be ready ON We'd
i nesday next. He tack occasion to ayow him
! self friend of improvement and of the bill and
/ asked its patrons 10 grant the indulgence of the
! delay he Desired
Mr. Deane spoke in favor of the delay and If
the imp rtanee of further information: before net
! ing on the bill.
Mr. Mckenzie also desired DELAY. lie would
vote for the bill now if the question was upon its
PASSAGE but be wished to crafty gentlemen.-
They would have Mr.. Fisk's report in n few davs
aud he could assure the House that whatever
that gentleman might say may be relied unon
with the most implicit confidence
Mr.. Goss considered that the bill had been al
| ready delayed sufficiently long, and imagining
that no advantages could be gained in any man
ner by further delay, he hoped the bill would now
submitted to the vote.
| After some further discussion the motion of
| Mr.. Buford prevailed by decided vote
| The following engrossod bills were read third
| time and passed.
| ill TO authorize the Trustees of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church in New Town, Freder-
lex county. to sell the parsonage belonging to
said Church.
bill authorising the appointment of Trustees
in certain clses.
A bill to amend the ODD section of chapter -
OF the Code OF Virginia so as to provide for the
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Cure FOR BoSE- FEfoN.--A correspondent
of the Baltimore Clipper. writing from Washing
ton, says:
IA friend informed US that, while suffering
with bone-felon twenty years ago, DIR. Francis
LIE Baron, late Apothecary General of the Uni
ted States. advised him to I'll thmhe with soft
soap and quick lime mixed, and bind il tightly o.
yer the felon. This he did and in the course of
IL hours it was drawn to head, when the core
was removed. and by appliances of the usual
poultice, the sore soon healed Our informant
remarks that this is severe expedient, but one
that is 10 be preferred to the customary treat
ment."
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WILLIAM II. CLARKE, Sec'ry.

The London Times in II late notice of Mitch
81, spoke Of the use of Uitrioi a. "A mode of
fare adopted by the Irish rebels reyolutonists.
Mitchell, far from denying this BOASTS of it and
adds:
In war everything that will kill, hurt, or burn,
OF blast enemy. is good. Bless your innocent
heart yitriol is nothing. If there had been,
there ought to have been, I'm instruction in Dub
lin in l5I7. and if the women in the upper stories
coul have rained he'll. fire upon the enemies of
thoir country, they would have watered the rev
eutionary garden till ii blossomed like the rose.
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NETWORK MARKETs-Januory >

TRANSACTIONS IN STocKs.-Money is in good
demand. Sterling Exchange active at Sl0sB a
100. Stocks rather better.
Cotton is rregular-Sales eff $3.50 bales. Flour
better-Southern at 80 a %. Wheat unset
tied; sales of 2l00 bushels Jersey Red at 81 II
Corn advanced, &C.; sales of $4,000 bushels at
95a97c for white and yellow, and % 99c for
mixed. Pork better; sales of 600 bbls. at Sli
30 for mess. Beef-Sales of 300 bbs. at to
10 c. per lb. Coffee declined &C.; sales of 2600
bags Rio, at auction, at an average of 10 1900.
Sugar heavy sales of 600 hhds. Orleans at / /
a 4sc Tobacco. 6aS5c.
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BALTIMORE AID ONO RAILROAD SroCK.-Bal-
timore and Ohio Railroad shares declined AT the
Board to-day 25 to 80 cents per share comrar-
ed with the prices realised yesterday. The mar
ket opened with sales at about the closing rates
of yesterday, but before the close of the Board
prices had fallen off about the amount noted n
bove. The sales o-dny comprise $50 shares at
$574a57 cash; s57das57, seller On days. and
$5eaas57a buyer 60 daye.-Bott. inner, Jan "a
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SAD End or Az EXnE.-AIr. Patrick O'Dono-
hoe ono of the Irish excs who made his escape
from Van Dieman's Land, and arrived IN this
country IA few months since, died on Sunday last
al his lodging. in brooklyn, Of d, sentery 1t is
SAID he died almost alone, and without friends,
aud wa- buried on Monday at Greenwood Gene
terry by few friends Of the cause for which he
Nt,s baui-led from hi native land. The family
81 th deceased iwifepnd dauglter) arriyedin y.
York on saturday last, but did not find hiu whore
a. ~. ,.,.. 81 .ftar Ii Il, ntb
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,aeafins, 81 tlie Office yf a Surveyor aho shall -
move. beyond the limit II tho county
A number oLJbills we're read hrst tune.
On motion # Mr.. Wallace tbe house adjourn
Cd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-30

BEDiSI was burnt in etfigy at Louisville recent
". The Courier says the ceremonies were con.
Quoted bya large crowd of Germans, who first
fagelated the effigy, and then applied the torch
toit. When asked what they did this for, one
Of them replied in broken English, '.vat for he
come herei Tuyfel. We 'Mericans can take
care Of ourselves. Dunder,''
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Temperance Notioe-ABNER cLortoN DI
VISION, M 30, S"u- al Temperance, will celebrate
it. .jsb ppui,,r~lrt. Wednesday night the LIT Of
fr.ra4r. >rycta uilfc--rs vel be delivered Pen
,i,to4 aud Eynrlhirg pi.-.eo., md 'ae u.lie pen
- ~. fc respectfully Hvncd to attend.
jn4 81 ~ COMMITTEE.
lVsA W,.i'ru l,-,,p- rt latrly invented NV Mud
~ r,l--eor or bal.ire, lu' rbose vino my have
bon lnf taptte aud ls.t ll.lr Iiair. Emmer-on's
Apcli a. IL Rot, a.,sr viii rcpiaee it. Prcc ST.
in Largo Heues
- ne l., D R#iNMAN, L,nchbnrg, v.
-, " H.
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nIsSOIITION.

rT,lIE firm Of DiLLAhD i STUART wa th's lay
4 Dissolved by mutan cailssrt. All persons having
rs against the sonrsrii wiii them Tor settle
mint nd iho.e IL lsbied pill liea-e call sn setaie
e. - aeeoaHfs xruf delay l. hcess>frs to settle
II ba-ise OF the seoH a lss-iae Tie
mann u tie hJn ~ onls ie ue - tie -tstnent at
,I,e ..,.e WILLIAM 5. DILLARD.
JAMES STUART.
Jsasars 26tt-d3m
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

The river is high but stationary. The follow
ing are the freghts to New Orleans.-Flour 50
cts; Pork 10 cts. Exchange on New York
per cent. premium. Flour has advanced to So
10 Business is better Mess Pork 81 20 per
bb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-30

Z e ressf.fed II necessary iHf me- IL -i'she,
.sth- hi. sisrr in the South, have III ~ con'n'
he and .sr si-ins--. in the hands 81 ny nfPH"N'
,s I,,,rs A Taf sI.o viii be- a.siste. and .'i-ed y
,. firfs Mr. Jn.eflf Is Sowlia NJ, irie d 'nd Gus
f.sss-r- - r.qsr-ted . call on them. ..,,-.,,
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Prices of Stocks.

City Bonds par I00-.ales slol 81
Va. and frnnR K Stock pnr ION tguar'td.)-. 80 ~
Citizen Saq. Banh Slark. tnr 100. ....-.-... I2i an
iyfh iin-e and Firr In. Stuck. 20. -. o o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-30

SANFORD offers very inviting bill for to
night. Go and see him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-30

Mcssrs. ID. Appleton q Co. New York, have
recently Issued the fourth volume of the Com
plett Horks Of John e. Calhoun. Ii contains
the speeches delivered by him in the United
States Senate. from lsii Ia the time of his death,
in March, 1850 They are published under the
editorial supervision of Richard X. Craile, Esq
These volumes octave in size. and said 10 be
issued IN excellent style.