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TIE RESULT.

1 The long reign of folly is over. Twelve years of
stolidiy have come to an end. NewYork once more
stands alive and erect The days OF antCana quack-
cry are terminated. The State of NewYork- above
ALL the City of Newly Ork-has at last discovered the
value Of the majestic work conceived by the genius Of
Clinton and sought TO be improved by his successors
The ienOmniOus traInmes which small men for smaller
ends eeded s fastening upon the State shiv
cred TO atoms under the overwhelming blow of
aroused people.
The slanderers of the Cansl and of the friends who
through good and evil report stood by its fortunes
must disappear forever For the first time the Great
Question has come directly within the grasp of the
people. For the first time their opinion has been
taken and they have answered in tones of thunder.
Our great metropolis, so long misrepresented, be-
trayed and dsgraced in the councils of the State by the
miserable lilliputan wire.wOrkers, alike unwilling and
unable to advance her interests has last spoken
out by vote of SEVEN to ONE. She stamps her ever
ostng reprobaon upon those who meanly so 0asely
ylfed the great vital artery to which she owed all but
the whole of her commercial existence.
And where stand The Post The atlas, and above
all their Satanic ally Must they not clear the track
VIII they dare longer to nterpose their puny barriers
in the way of that resstless progress written
destiny by the finger of Providence
We do not stop to count all the details of our glo
IiOus victory. NINE THOUSAND majority in New-York
SIX THOUSAND in KiDgs-THREE THOUSAND in
Albauy-es nany more in Syracuse-sDOther three in
OswegO--TEN THOUSAND in Buialo-is not this indeed
the voice of great cities calling to another aloud ~
Full tdings from the entire State will reach
during the morning. and we shall lay them before our
readers this afternoon.
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In the Senate, yesterday, ar. HOUsTOy resumed
ard concluded his speech in opposition 70 she Nebraska
BILL The French Spoli.t0n bill was passed By vote
OF = TO 10. resolution introduced ins.ructng
tie Committee On Commerce to report the River and
Harbor Appropriation bill but objection being made it
was laid under the rules. bin cede to Ohio
al the public lands remaining unsoi in the State was
ordered to be engrossed. Mr.. DOUGLASS amendment
10 the 18th section Of the Nebraska bill was adopted
by vote Of IS to 10. Mr Chase moved 70 amend the
section as now stands by adding the words under
which the people of the Territories, through their
appropriate representatives, may they zee ut pro-
bibit Slavery therein which caused some debate,
when Nj BADGER got the floor, who will speak to-day
in favor of the bill
In the House Of Representatives several remon-
stranees were received against the passage of the Ne
bra ka bill. The Committee on Military Affairs re-
ported back the bill with the Senate amendments for
the relief Of the troops who were sufferers By the
wreck Of the steamship San Francisco The House
concurred in two Of the amendment. memorial was
received signed by numerous citizens Of the City of
NewYork, against the right Of NIKE WALSH 20 seat
in the House on the ground of bis not being citizen
either BY birth or naturalization, which was referred
to the Committee GU Elections. Mr.. MEACHAM got
the floor and made short speech in opposition to the
Nebraska bill. When Mr.. ". concluded, Mr.. WHEELER
spoke at length the the subject of New York politics
JAMES A. PEARCE was yesterday reelected to the
L. s. Senate from Maryland, for six years from
March A. 1855. We had looked for this result He ia
one Of the abes. representatives the State has ever
bad in Congress.
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SASDERs.-The "OId Fogiss" are toe sv.A A.
Young America in the U. S. Senate. az tie f.,. J,
Gro. n SANDERS bears witness. Ooly sir yO,.. Z.
his confirmation and three Of these given BY VIII
counting TOOmbs among them, which theJ ~.
esteem liberal though not very Complimentary "a.
vote of the New.Hanpshire Senators to reject pr,.
that the President was 10 the plos, and that he ~,
get George up for the fun of seeing him bOwei ds,
Considering how thorough and efficient supporter, =
Mr Pierce the new Consul has always been, and l,v
ruch be did toward clearing the Baltimore course a,
the Brgsder by bis merciless warfare On the Pogis
We mus, say that this is not the handsome thing How
ever il is the fortune Of war and there few wAs
would meet it with lighter heart than the Coassl Il
London.
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PURITY OF BLOOD.
his name.

1t is notorious that the history of New Orleans has
been marked, among other more honorable features,
by quite general concubinage of the old Spanish aud
French settlers with the blacks The result is mixed
population, bearing in the second stage of amagana
ton the name of quadroons after which the disreputa
bic hue of the skin ysnshes in greater lesser degrees
OF negro tincture. Since this kind Of intermixture
Was as common as the preservation of the pure Cauca
sian tint we cannot wonder at doubts being aoat there
concerning the inyariable purity OF Creole families
Perhaps from the very consciousness OF this fact there
exists among them the most exaggerated estimate OF
the value of unimpeschabe European descent and the
most seepess and mercess Jealousy ofevery suspicion
to the contrary Indeed the only objectionable sin in
that latitude would seem to be the possession in ones
veins Of the slightest African element Any other crime
may be passed over mans ancestors may have
lived BY importing slaves fifty per cent of whom were
murdered on the voyage, while twenty-five per cent.
died under the lash after landing but the crime of hay
ing the least faint of negro blood is to be punished
by social degradation and civil disability.
case involving the question of purity of blood now
being tried before the Courts at NewOreans where it
causes the greatest excitement The plaintiff. George
PandeIy gentleman Of Greek descent on both sides
an OF hlgu stdlUlDg nculDcI vi OttJ OOF-
ernment sues Victor Witt for SANDER. Wilt, it
seems has represented Pandey being of negro orr
GIN inssmuch his great-greatgrandmother who was
it seems, the concubne OF one Michel Dragon, some
hundred and fifty years ago. was Witt says mulat
to- This Michel Dragon, who was simply Greek ad-
yenturer, of the witnesses testfes, was en-
gagged in the African ssye trade; witness does
mot know that be dealt in smoked buffalo tongues"
He also person Of loose morals in other respects
but all this does not touch the repute of his de-
seendant. The SANDER consists ia the alleged
Authorization of the family through the presence of
modicum of the negro in Dragons concubiDe and for
this, exemplary damages are sought The plaintiff,
however, does not sue for money, being Indifferent
thereto and II be gets swinging verdict he will de-
vote Il to some charitable institution His sole object
is to establish the purity Of bis status and to show that
the only intermixture in the blood of Dragons CON-
psnion was that of the Indian faint which if a
faint ct all, the celebrated John Randolph delighted to
boast Of In the course OF his opening speech in the
Court the plaintiff 5 counsel, Mr. Larue, became so
overwhelmed as he dwelt on the Nervousness of the
caumDy against bis client that he burst into food
Of tears but soon became composed and went on. He
stated that the family whose nature thus called in
question could trace back 1907 when there were no
negro slaves in Louisiana tAatuegoes we're only thus
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

From Oar Own Correspondent
WAsHrsGrON. Wednesday. Feb. Is, 1854
Mr. WHETLERs speech in the House oday created grsk
sensation Ii was well delivered and highly ooapx
mented
Mr. Boris win be out to morrow in The Iaieiigeas
in an able and bold article against the Nebraska bill
Messrs. SUMNER, SEWARD and Cas- viii speak sn
week
The McDonough VIII ease, which recently argued
in the Supr Court viii be decided in few days Judgs
Campbei writing the opinion Of the Court which
sustains the legality of the will The decision gives /,
New Orleans and Baltimore the income Of property es
mated TO be worth from sSOo0OOO TO s7OOoOOO to be ap
Piled to the education Of INDECENT children
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representations on the Missouri Compromise. The
ia,ehooos are 20 transparent, ana the eSPonous Of
modern political history 50 lDon'trors however that
they viii reco On the heads Of their aatAors and need
give III, ife concern to the friends aud supporters Of
the creat measure at which they are aimed.
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A private letter from KoSsUTH. dated London. ysa
"a, aud addressed to gentleman in this country -
cludes by saving: You shall sson hear of a ttss.
work on cur part of our heaPing ossa upon Psls
"with but our nails for tools"
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it hzrdihood, cunning Avsriee be shamea r., \.
greed, by the Laws persistent Affirmation that R,.
seliug is neral wrong which good r,en shrink r..
committing and had men can no longer elo.h ~.
license and respectsblty. Give US the Maine Ia,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

hon Cse q Psen. Of he United ses he's adjadgdths
eppeaon ior lecer for Sewing Machrs which
originally inyened and put In operation nv me A. slv
The lt niericTs with all e pAenGs and aDpeops r
p<fenfs Setnf Machines
eyeponed needle and the shuttle Akas tr
AL tie paroles 20 this matter % nt~rfer,nee called up Nv No
ou the PsfeptOfce % the tar vssyos
hgmtrou and most rtpeetAee who ny sosag Ma
chine already apprzec Of But desirable 10 orov M "a
suceesul operation BY possible Any rssas 10
bstvesn tho 1888 and 1870 Sewing Macns on a.,
sseh oAehoe The late brother liant
d Whoa exhibited specimens Of s work hy NJ
feorss AYrowsmth viii ooner great favor upon viii
ghteoss ~ nfEmng me Of t1o ds upo
TIA snblect con5n.eu interested asfeaaz nv
ga elaa bot TIE testimony have TIE ruth prevail
would " N Il TO prevail oyerWhelrninFy. Asdrcs
- No - HUGS 1-s.. -. n.
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SEWING MAcHINEs.An persons making, selling or
uss sewing MsehIes hsvg needle Beedss with eye
hereby in1n ding OIigi4a
Pteb 10 sf al aiinsers vii be held
bic law IT, owing licensed to
tacture m Slg Machines ruder said patent viz Mcssrs
Nbeeier Nbs'r 90 Grover Baker Co, TIE Ame-a Nag
netc Sewing Maci Co and A. BahoA % Ne~york Nichols
Bills ana J. Lerow, Bo.oa MessTs Woodredze ksess
Moore. LyIn, Mas ard a r. Hove, Of Sew Yort
tLits HOWE ia Pteucc Of the Ornsl Sewing Machine, Ne.
80 brosd<sy NeSf0fk and No IS Hsa0yer St. Boston
Sent a
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9-c4u-31ork OaiIp Gridune-
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1854.
- cng9repoYnrNTs.

No -o.ire Communications ha.ever
eDdea oI ~ s-lh -Csea o.
s5ar,s n h~ writer nrcesssriy f- pab catol. b
guaranty q 81 good faith.
Undertake 20 retuTn sc:ed Comm cations
STvS Az sefirs 7y.91f shsr 81 Tsrrre9h.
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perham's Gift Valentine Exhibitions are attracting
erowdsi 10 the Academy where delighted with
Mile Mirror With their valentines Valentine tickets p
ardl
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FARpAsKs PLATFORM SCALEs.-LOng known, &C.
vetelS tested always rght-the nc knowledgedsI
FAIRBANKS L Co, No 50 Wafer-st
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ooh no, never mention her, now that her beauti-
fui aubarn ocks Allen Use RAREEEs Tongue Price p
sold PRINCIPAL depot BARKEKs Ladies' Hair
Dressing Esfsbikhi. eEt No ~ BrodSsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

Secondhand Pianos, nearly as good as new for sale
WATER Bis musical No o53 Broadway
IL following tnpTsc deuea low prices 4ofT Gilbert Co.'S
mskc worth $50 sz5 S. AID $3.50 for S25 $3.50 55 and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

Swing MACHSRs-Wit manufacturing estab-
lshnen Of aiming sad novel lctin-ry
expressly for TIE puspose Singer Co
Machines OF Srexi variety 70 ze form sad
fec various pns and two tsesl AID nstinS
10Th plain and Ornamental stitches the uh's hasae 10 sush
L.1. - Rro.h
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FOwLERs AND WELLS, PhrenolOgists and Publish
CliDto0 Hall No ISI EAsss1si, New.Yosk
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LAST OF THE LAKELAND BUILDING LOrS--
a. Gu FARMS BUILDING LoTsIhe Building LOIS
s village OF Lakeland and he Fsrn well cscu aed for
probable farming and gardening Only IS IS Pro-
duce uakt AhO, AoCO Building Lots and 100
Farms vii be distributed suo1S SEQ gseTs the Sh Of Feb
xusIy, lS4 SIS vii four Building Lc offoB
few only lef Apply CHAELEs
Won, No &C Broadway where and pamphlets be had
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10. lish.ly fan. the foot Of ri@e,

Ladies you wish White Satin Kid aud Linen Cater
Bosis sfpeIs sc for halls snd parties II you wish Lsde.
hsts Ct6rns Boots articles
FTiees pstrOnze the Premium shoe Store Of
J. B. MILLER Co, No i9f Csnal.st
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REMOVAL NoTICE.--ALBERT II. NICOLAY, Real
stoct AuctoRe removed biz Office No 20
Wsiist No Broad 70 the OF Wall 81
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Sigh NOT fret not although Nature 10 one OF her yaga-
rice hsve Vesuyisn The aAiag tist can Be
obsnged mnete brown, brilliant black
bestowed teuds her avOs by usng CHS
AooRos HAIR DYE sold and applied No Ass0r Hoass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Baldwin's New Invention
Ps,eu' Organ with bans The thing Of
he hvirs stops ooUper~we draw
Il Powerful instrument promo iced b. OTgans -
be superior for churches pIsce 20 he medina sized
turfd the equal temp r.nent Price 800 Aso the
Aecdeon Of ct styles ard prices Beng exclusive agent for
solicited the usual discount the
snd per ceEyLasn puchssng tor their
theusf OF iher chuI hes
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PTAYos.-Just what every purchaser wants b,
fcnd No 81 Broadway viz remarkably good instrument
low the Official awards Of the Crystal Palace Jure
~ ". Ladd Co LINCOLN THOMPSON, sole Agents No. Al
Broa6sa,, between Howard md GTAndtts
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REMovAL.-SMTH 81 LOUNsBERY would respect
fully their friends end ne public that they have chsnssd
their location late No 4i8 Pear No 10 BroadglT
door below CTands They prepared 70 exhibit TIER
Spfng Styles consisting Of Issac Velvet Tapey Brussels
and Ingram
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

LADIEs SHOES AND THE CRYSTAL PALACE PRE-
nUx-Tte success Of No 3} 8osry ia
esrryns for he quality CATER slippers
ties manufactured f. the lad Al niI BToeowAy
channel q trade his es5shnent and
r. corasnce been business been tha Usually
active since the OF the yesr Ladies who wish
prccre e Of eccoverng Of the best quality and the
-. s.r..ce a.nalldc all a u
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HAIR DYE AND WIGS BACHELORS Mandatory
fx thesc articles No Is Brosay opposite 70
Pan ~Asre be has best ACCOMMODATIONS 10 the sofa To-
r,e.ou Of famous HsiF Dye and the sales Of bic usw
,assl Wig Teupees Mac private AL asoT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

PREMIUM PIANos.-I GILBERT d Co.'S Pianos.
with and circular scale tho bass sna beau u
Piano the world their Piano took the premium tho Il
Cjstsl Palace Their durability and bsney uusqulei
A foil assoftrner bust received. HORacE Yates,
No 999 Broadway. Sole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

GRAY HAR-Wky permit the irosis OF age to give
r .s6 ALT Appearance ersniaus Nben soTsfsxe
. al h.nA DEHoTET MISS ~ No. IS C3artisaits
nd sonlylDs Lqgd Hair Dye which iais
hbis Never ssyhss Of the lind brought fofra Which ss
~ =. ,,n.r TbsV compelled appoint ~
rsys Of The city II b. bed No % OEsss and
- yrsreh Drus store, No 81 North william o.
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NEW Music Paddle my Own Canoe :" song and
qusreie Nv John c. Ber; BY the Baker Family
"Lsyes Lsiy Dream bssd BY hoss sung by The Buck
Gkoss of Upe chorus by Hoohiuson
Family II all their Concern; q Gems
" De psrson In de pulpit and de merchant in de roTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

ALBERT H. NICOLAY holds his regular semi.weekl
see Of socks l2 ococ.. The Merchants
Esehsuse For further particulars refer to his advertisements
an0sLoE column
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English and American Floor Oh Cloth aud al oor goods pertain
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Dty TAX de tuf1eoi Ober and deg beTy pam,
Bot when d. ~ bed ght de- AIT II liked agiil"
knock knock, When De hour Oh midnight
Oh Who dat kuo II ng 'Is the Ghost Of Urce Tom
PUhed by HoKAcE WATEEs the great Music dealer No 53S
for T. Gilbert Co.'S Premium Pianos The
!oceon vi boes and Of reeds made
Sssvn he only Melodon made and TIE we'll
helodeons Of D. j. W bmiih Wholesale retail at
sfiees that DEFY oonTstuon
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Irporssr. and Job6on

directly rsEr Of the ssto. Josse, ~ y.
STEARNs, HUTCHINSON q Co, wholesale dealer in
stxs RIssors DRrss GooDs LINENS ENBzoDEErEs Lacas
N.S4.Lis HosrRY MiL-EEEY GOODS &c Msreslats from
e1y s<a0s invited szsnne Socs tefor purchasing
STEAENs. HUTCHINSON Co.
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DIZZY Goops AT NET CASH PaIcEs.-The under
,xpsS s.ss eeesOa sra th friends ard buyers generally
sAas ssy shsu b. prepared 70 greet ks this spring WITH very
trss an dssirsbie aoet q good,, eenPrslag
Yrrts SUD Cfngh<ns
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no Tury Do RI I'VE read great deal about mil

DO TINY Do u I've read ercas deaI apouI mlIs.
men ring milk pans ehsf spa s7s - ~ ~ ~ eoas
ever 70 deal ps.sas ard bins. aeege soh pspesns IN
fsvi "a pslmask Nsfsfs ou soous srtcs for u
essshs colds They operate qcs 2easnty a
sEeisbfy. Tventyfse cspts Tor.
soIs by CLesssEK co No Barclay General Agents
81 Fsr,Tyc sa1 vicinity
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LARGE SALE OF Real EsTATE~-We notice that
AssaoxY BLEEcXER viii sell auction THIS DAY 1874
u ocok Of The hretaot 1ehsnge the valuable Hous and
Nos 40 ~ Broadway broore -. the
Hotst Lots nos ~ gt on IT Els 18th s. i5 Cu,1n
5d-av Jas West thst Houses ard Lot and
and fG and the essehoc premises No 1872
36-av
go fthsv Lo. Of Lexington
ssh Houses sna 70 l<jh-st 4hsv md CO..
tsRe Hous,s and Lots on lzo.h near Sd-ay.
the shove had auction No Broad
street mo zooII
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ss,. u and Il wsrrsa-s'. four doors below sro,i'

DO NOT FORGET T.--A new Clothing EDpO-
nun @ been opened ~ 20 uncefgned 80 los FGonst
with entirely esh bn-somey made stock Of clothing
soifs1 al and mined u tho best Is aud VII be
sod ~ he low estp possible prices
All ssticfes 20 5e exactly represented
EDWARD r HAcKGrL
Clothing Emporium.
~, z & F,.-1
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Look to your Interest !

iAhft l's onporturt, Of Informing the ctizens of
L.? y"'o"'s 1hh' they ran nave their PLASTERING
don" IN the best Il le and on tho ,,,,, ,,i -
W Pryins IT, me Al the Wa .hing,,n ~, use, ms | am
w." Engage IN Plastcring that celeb, atcd Hotel-be-
'ne'hg To W. .eftwch & Brother
.. stranger To most of the good people of Lynch.
f IN won, be very happy To make the acquaintance
"fe 81, a"'' "a good style ut the OLD PRICES!
n,,,'' say tiat am native Virginian and ask the
se ct virginia people, who are Away. will ig to
n.,oa5 heiphg han TO one Of their o~n citizens,
\ ", giving a~ny their ey {, ia -e A. b. B.
ami wv" swarm IN every cty aud tpvn in the Sou h,
r "n1 make their camours rpnr aeans. every Pias-
St,, Wv terhs his trade in ou- COOL old Virginia
vii ~. eu' heed them not, and ve me- q me york and
h,h ~ ~ yn an ocul'r demonstration II my skill in
lain AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING.
A. L. HAMBRICK
6A 10 !, Washington House, tyntlturs Va.
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McCORKLE & JONES,

WHOLESALE e. RETAIL
GrOcers Il Commission Merchants,
Main St, Lynchburg, Va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Supply, to which
"A they solicr the attention of their friends and the
publi: generally, viz:
300 Sacks Salt
100 Bags Rio Sugar, Java and Maracabo Coffee
90 bbls. Crushed, Pulverzed, Coffee and Cari
fed Sugars,
10 hhds p. r. and N. O., Sugar,
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar,
500 Kegs Nails, all sizes,
100 Side. Sole Leather,
SO Tons Country, Rolled and Band Iron, all sizes
IS Gases Fine Stick Lcorice.
50 do Common Stick Licorce,
30 do Fine Mass do
8 Coils Manila Rope, to inches diameter,
80 Baskets Olive Oil.
rs Boxes Candles, all qualities,
10 Barrels N. O. Molassas.
5 hhds West l., do
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, some pure,
8 do Tar,
40 do Herrngs, Mackerel and Shad,
800 bush. Glover, Timothy. Orchard. English Blue
and EVERGREEN Grass Seed,
5000 lbs Prime Western Bacon Sides
3OOn lbs Fine Family Hams Shoulders and Sides,
cured by VIM Massie,
5000 lbs Cast, Sheer and Blistered Steel n | szes
10000 Feet Sdety Fuse.
900 Kegs Blasting and Gun Powder,
Is doz Rowands and Hames' Shoyels,
800 Blankets. different qualities,
800 Wool Hats. do do
ALSO
Cabcoes. Domestics bleacIed and unbeachcd--Bsd-
TickiDg. O .naburgs Smoking and Chewing Tobacco Of
all qualities of their manufacture, which they war.
rainfall Of which thy will sell low for cash. to puc tua
customers time, or in exchfnge tor country Pft ice
Call on us before making your bills elsewhere, II you
piense. 49,,
Wewant 1900 to 400 bushels sheled Oats for vi ich
liberal prices will BE- puid.
oct a4.d,. McCoRKLE g. JONES.
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Lynchburg Female Seminary.
MISSES GORDON
Ready-Made Clothing.

h6duy -IMdue CI0CHInB,
A LARGE AND we'll SELECTED STOCK OF
IN Ready made Clothing, j.. NJ. Davis. Jones Il Co.
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