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$50 REV ARD.

Runaway from the subscriber his Negro mon. JOHN
and TOBE1 John is about 2G years old. feet inch
high weighs about ls5 100 lbs. Tobcy aged about
- years. feet inches high. stout. and weighs 175
lbs They were bought from Mr. James Sures, of Cum
berland county, and will probably be lurking in that
nelghborhood. iobey has wife at Mr. Richard Birds
IN Johnston County. Twenty-Five Dollars for either
or Fifty Dollars for both will be paid for their appre
enslon and delivery to the subscriber for their
incment in any Jail in the State that he can get
them An additional sum of One Hundred Dollars will
ne PAD FOR the conviction any person of harborng
the above Negroes.
JOHN COLEY.
Fair Buff, Columbus Co y. c.. Oct G. G3-tf
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J. G.. SMITH respectfully informs the citizens of
Fayetevilie and the surrounding country that he has
moved his Barbering Establishment to the Hotel Build
ing His room may he found opposite the new
Fayetteville Bank. where he is prepared to Shave and
Trim accommodating terms. Tie very respectfully
returns thanks his old customers and the public gen
eraliy for their liberal patronage and hopes that his
custom will be GREATLY INCREASED. As he has
been considerable expense in fitting up his Shop
for the comfort of his customers He would invite the
attention of the citizens to his READING ROOM. in
rear of his Shaving Establishment where they will find
all the leading Political Papers of the day.
All kinds of Pcrfumcrics and Hair Oils. Shaving
Soap Hair and Shaving Brushes and variety of other
articles in his line, for sale.
re He also keeps good supply of choice smoking
Cigars.
FAYETTEVILLE. n c.. Oct. 90, 1853 G5-Gm
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NJ AIsBI-E FACTO TfY,

BY GEO. LAUDER.
Nearly epn..tc to E. ". Vikings Auction Store
Fayetteville, y. c.
Oct,
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Pursuant kasc csA, an enthusiastic and
harmonious Of the Democracy Of New
Hanover coa1 IN held the town of Will
mington at t6e C4eH House. when Col. James
T. Miller was aT 6htted Chairman, and DR..
Wm A. Berry and Eli W. Hall were appointed
Secretaries.
On motiokpf Jehn l. Holmes, Esq, q com
mttee of five was appointed to prepare resoln-
tions for the aetion Of the meeting, upon which
committee - placed JAS Fulton John L.
Holmes, MN Nixon, Jno. A Sanders and
James NJ. eas0s, Esqrs. During the alb
sseee Of the mm1lfee. Eli ". Hall, being
call1l.pen, ~ the meeting few
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DIR Il. G.. HAL.

Has removed TO the we'll known stand of the Dr. Rob
inson corner Of Green al;l Bow streets.
April %, 1853. tt
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FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS
COTTON AND LINEN RAGS WANTED
The subscriber will pay the highest market price
for anv quantity Of clean Linen and Cotton Rags
DAVID MURPHY
March T. 1854 If
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Highly i'm prrtnnt to HouscEecrers.
MATTRESSES! MATTRESSES: MATltF1ssz zcS
III comp-tHion in the trdde defed.

toH5TEl1T0H III fH6 7"777
The subscriber bcgs leave inform the pnblic that
he hat constantly hand and Is manufacturing to or
der all szes of Mattresses. which he intends
sel 25 per cheaper than slmllar establish
nent in this place. Having served as an apprentice
to tn. .ncss of the northern cities. he trusts
that he will b. able give the most co!npete sat!sac
his customers. lie manuftc hair Mattresses
Mattresses with springs fire Mattresses and all kinds
settce botoming He does also all kinds Of repairing
and renewing. Persons in want OF any article IN his
line requested to call and specimen of his WORK
the Post Office building.
JOSEPH OFT TARBURG.
January 2l, 1854 3m
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The Stage leaves Warsaw daily Except Saturday,
train from the North. and arrives Fayetteville
day by clock, in time for the Stage to Salem;
which leaves Fayetteville Mondays Wednesdays. and
Fridays at O'Clock p. and arrives at Salem next
day by p. m. Returning. leaves Salem Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays. at O'Clock, p arrives
Fayetteville next day by p M, in time for the
Stage Warsaw which leaves Fayetteville daily (ex-
ccpt Saturday, at p and arrives 1T Warsaw
dav bv in time to connect with the train North
South.
Tickets from Warsaw to Salem, Sl2 From Warsaw
to Fayetteville 81. To other points the road in
proportion.
n. McKINNON.
FAYETTEVILLE March Is. 1854 SIN
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Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
The undersigned having. at March Term of Cum
bcrand County Court qualified Executor of the
Will and Testament of Mrs r. Mcltae, dec notifies all
p having claims against the Ettae to present
them within the time limited by law, otherwise this
notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery Debtors to
the Estate will please make immediate payment
JAMES A. McRAE, Executor
March lS 1854 S5-tf
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Has received the North the largest. finest, and
most carefully selected stock OF FURNITURE Of
fcrci in this market consisting of fashionable ted
cottage bed room furniture in setts curled-har and
shuck and cotton Mattresses; Looking Glasses: Willow
Wagons and Cradles patent self gng Cradles;
Side Boards: Bureaus; Secretaries and Book Cases:
What \ot4 Tables. all sorts: Wash Stands: Candle
Stands; Wardrobes; Picture Frames and Glass Window
Shades: Cornices; Curtain Bands Sofas in Mahogany
and WALNUT; Tete Tetcs Ottomans; Divans & Stools;
Chairs of every variety Fine rosewood Pianos Ben
net & Cos. of Bro.3wav. New York;.
Octobsr %. 1855 lypd
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JAMES 7. HOUSTON.
LOCK AND WATCH MAKER

Engravcr and repa;rcr of Jcwelry. Accordeuns. &C.
in the best possible manner.
Office on Hay street in the new irc-proof Mutual In
srrance Company's Building opposite the Methodist
Church.
Having lad fifteen years experience in the
business he believes he please all who will favor
i'm with their patronage
FAYETTEVILLE. March Is, 1854 S5-tf
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LAND BROKER.

have many calls about Turpcntnc lands that
have concluded to offer my services to buy and sell
Those having lands for sale will furnish with plots
and quantity. together with fair description, and
price ~
Nov Is. 1888. 6Stf. JAMES G. COOK
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WANTED.

WANTED,
\ good TURPENTINE DISTILLER. who come
we'll recommended for whom fair price will be paid.
Apply soon to S. E. JOHNSON.
Johnsonville. Cumberland Co.
March Is, 1851 S5-3t
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Drs MALLETT Il McSWAIN having left their
Books and papers with W. Mel. Mckay. who is fully
authorized receipt for the all their customers
living west of the Cape Fear River. who may be in
arrears either by note account. Will confer favor
bv calling on him and settling the
w. T. MAILETT.
ii. A. McSW-AIN.
Fayetteville, Sept. 3, 1853. If
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
PEAECE & PEMRERTON

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
PEAECE & PEMBERTON
Are now receiving large and we'll selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting of
Dry Goods, Hats, Bonncts, Boots Shoes
Ready-made Clothing &c. &c
The above Stock embraces variety of SEASON
ABLE GOODS not enumerated, comprising as good
assortment as will be offered in this market. All of
which they offer the Wholesale trade upon eccommo-
dating terms.
Purchasers will find it to their interest to give our
Stock examination before making their selections.
b. +. PEARCE.
L. II. PEMBERTON
Hay Street, March s. 1854. If
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NJ. oIIIsCHISON,
Commission md Forwarding Merchant,
w NII.MISGTOS, \. 4.
January :. 1854
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CEDAR FALLS Cotton Yarns and Sheet
ings for sale by
Nov H. 1854 -Ssa. VS.. 1A.41~ -ssssss - X
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NOTICE.

THOSE who are indebted to by Note or Account
Will please settle tn" And all debts due prl-
to the LIST Ian 1853 he settled longer in
dulgcnce cannot be given.
A A. MCkETHAN.
Oct l. 1883. IF
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CLEMENT c.. WRIGHT.
Attorney law, Fayetteville, n. c.
Office at the corner Of Bow aud Green streets.
Feb'y g lS,3.
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Nov 9. 1853
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WATERING PLACES.
Dagger's White Sulphur Springs.

ENlS delight ,,ptetag pnce. situated IN tie ennn-
~ OF Batelee't G miles north Of nuel unan, ('he
present trrniiaus 1T u,isafien james River n
hnnawaa Canaa ffatc heng continuous line Of fael.
ets rum Richmond isaehburg To TINT place. 20
the in neihts ,uad loading from fynrhhu.R In the
White Sulphur a. ilc county ut Grecuhticr IA nov.
opened Tor the feet ptiun utvsiters.
The efficacy OF this water N curing many ,tma If die
eases, and - hfaring ieaEftting effects upan leeh
n1d dshiinted parsons ne II 60 the pecnl noiiee at
tho who visit The mountains for hcnliiiW s the lieu
tul y which 1t i surrounded aud the vars ~
ot nu-rmei l. thnt nforiedmuy uay onim pa
ing ca from thnse wi in search 81 pleasure.
fheproprietar. grateful for The liberal patronage he
has heretofore feeeiv' egs eevr To assure tho nu b
that his accommodations II, the present season NJ q.
PIE aud Of the rsl clus.. liz TABLE and BAR a re-
furnished with the best thu land affords and ever at
ten ION will be pail by himself unl assistants Il he
comfort md eaosm"nt OF RuestA.
Tie Stages connect regularly with ihn Buua Mt Blu rh
nnnn passing by these Springs tn the White Sup bur NJ
nlso with the Na. Il Tenn Raihoad Bulor u. viz
Buslsana
Farndults by tn week - OF
= horses = do..--.-..- --...-- II OF
- do. - month";. -.zz.--.- o.. =. II OF
Children and Servants HALF rRoK. Othe elm rge
in prop ron Z. \ nATCinEl Z.
Jun - dScams
~ Richmond Wing, Examiner and PeterJ ,ufg / ,lc
igenarr copy weekly for xix weeks ind for ad Lei
accounts to this Office for payment,
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MERCHANDISE At COST.
$4,000 worth of Dry Goods at Cost!

VIE subscriber intending Ia nuke change IN ii.
: business. = nj offer his entire stock nr good. nj
Govt, from this date unit sometime about tie Ii Of
Anensta "hrh Tin the nhndcr will he sod 1, auc-
tim.
This stuck j. large an1 attractive. nastl, It recent
phfsha-"~. IL i embraces al the newest st,le eanla
such srch haedplan reid rolrre Silks ich 6sursd
plaid, warIed aud plain lilac Silk lard aud India;
eks hngurad aud PLAN rhalr- tissues. Berai IS and
Monsns all shHd =, French Istonst -aud Lawns Cling
hnms u,e1edx Mnslins Ganfnn Grippe Ramhuzine Al.
pc, D'halze kohns, embroidered and Tlain swisa
Muslin puiA and striped Muslin, CAM rir Dnit,
Nr. French Nafk Collars Sleeves Chimsrts, Hnnikf +.
Bands Nc Rouucts, Bonnet Innings nnd Hihbnn. q.
summer Nantes all ades; tlosier, and Gloves French
oorseits Marsaile~ Dimily and Gr,s- Skirts large
stnf "l House inishiHE gpads,nn NJ Nhrhare Muslin
mil I3cc tnriaias, Dumasl Muircns, and Iukfv red
Mntsnilc. and DimiN Quilts. Linen aud Couun Sheet.
ing aud Fhla" Case gends. Table Dnnusk. Fruit
AMI lnbjc Napkins, Towels. Diapers. Sc; fiano
ana Table CoSsrsR large stock ot Gnfpeiing fam ton
cents 10 the hnes' Ncvct Tapestry Rugs Grumb Cloths
fatlar and Door Mats, OIL Floor Cloths &e. Furniture
rlniis. ltcblng. beacheA aud brown Cotton Gottoa
oznahurgsnnd Bnraps. Also, Travelling Trunks Car.
pet Sacks, School Sstchel> md Valises. His stock
6entlemcu's Good. embraces geuerai assortment ol
Cloths, CHssimeie4. Nesting- Linen Dlugs. Gloves
CfavatS, Coafs Half Hose, BE. Together with n va.
riety ct all goods usually found in dry goods store
Heasks call ifom all in want OF CHEAP GOODS
and particularly invites hi friend. and Gust oners to
call and supply themsev. with good, at cost.
Jun PTS JOINT DAVIS.
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"COiner's White Sulphur Spr ings.

HNlS very piensnnt aud agreeable Nnt ne ~ ice
I npered fer the reception of visitors.
They situated AT tie western hnse Of tht Bluo
Ri lge, Immediately the line OF the Nn. AZ rann Rail
Road about ~ miles above Lyuchburg an the efore
are the accessible watering Place in irginia.
1t is thin wo ours ride of Lynehhurl; whic h will
make 1t peculiarly inviting place OF r Tor Il ~ fam
lilies ofa pers, whose occupations icssio for.
bid continued absence from home nd who n the
time, desre, all ought rive Il lcr finn lilies
theil frequent personal presence AM atte ION
Lnrec and convenient additions have, du ring tho fall
and winter, been mnd in the why of hui d ings To
rings, which will only ndd greatly tho cot lior
of visitors, but will ennhe the proprietor
date much largo number than he ab 10 10 ncc
MEDIATE the last senson.
Places of innoeent and healthy anusen In olso
bee provided iorv silor.
The medical qunue. ihesc Servings nve b,
certnned To be interim nny Nv hitc or Il llack
Sulphur in Virginia, ind the beautiful and potur asqno
mountain scenery by whehlhey SURF dedana the
pure and nvigornting air peculiar the uo.pher Of
the place s9rposedby those ol any, tl 10,
ton in the State.
The FABLE and BAR will Always be uhur Il unity SUP
piled with The very best which the country sf ,rds and
every attention will be paid b, the proprietor anil his
sistansto Il = comfort md enjoyment al visitors
Nisers by henp morning tlun will for Hon
such whore hacl will be in readiness cunvey ihom
tolhe SPRING.. Those taking the evening trim i'll bo
put Off, 8 yards ,fthe Springs.
CHARLES PHELPS.
juno 3lnw1m Proprietor.
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Thirty DAYS Grace.

WlTh view al diSposing OF hi: present stock az Il
w making for much larger the snbsrli -
er will Tor tie thirty lays, offer such inducemen
those wishing purchase Flu niture, for CASH. a.
were never enjoyed in this market.
The present stock made to order and will COZ j.
pare ijvoraby with any in the market. it consist
part of the following articles SOFAS, circular aud sied
back Dvans Tete n Te,es, Rocking Plain and Fancy
Mahogany Chairs, Carpet Medallion Sofas, With hock'
ing, Arm. and Iaror Chairs to match, Sideboards, with
marble wood tops Dressing Bureaus. with al d with
out marble tops, Wnshstands marble or wood tops.
Wood and Cane sent Ro, kers Wood, Cane and RG IN
seat Chairs of different patterns, Cottage Furniture nd
Painted Chamber Sets, llan. half and whole mari e
tops French Curtain Cluster Post. Gothic and Cotla %
Bedsteads Mahogany, W unut and Bronzed Iron II t.
Rack French Fluren, and Hoop Gard Tables, Cent r.
and Sofa Tables with marble tops, Mahogany tren h
Extension Dir ing Tables ny fine article Mancg /
ny or Walnut Dining and Hall ur Entry Tables, Ao X
and Candle Stands. Carpet nd Cane seat Count -
Sioos Wurdrob Pier Glasses Whai-Nots and " ht t.
Not Desks Re &c. An tspeclion of stock Is respe'
fully solicited. F.. tOLhh>'
Wa,erooms3 DOCS below Libe'iy Warehouse
July IL
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$22,500 worth of Dry Goods at Cost.

fEsfiE subscriber wishing to convert many Of HIS
goods as possible into money, has determined e.
offer for the remainder ofthe season. hi. entire stock
Of Dry Goods ut COST.
His stock comprises every article usually kept in the
dry goods line His of hlark and colored
Silks and Dress Goods of every description i. unusually
lnrge for he season, and IS we'll worthy the attention OF
every person who may wish goods such favorable
terms.
His iricn Is and the public generally requested to
call and examine for themselves.
Regular customers hould they prefer i) WILDE sup
piled with goods the usual erns,
PHILIP w. PAYNE.
Z. s My stock Of Cerprtiog il quite large and
mostly of this Springs purchase. uu l.ts
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By YESTERDAYS MAILS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, July l2.-The steamer Asia has
arrived with Liverpool dates to the LIST instant.
An Austrian army, 200,e00 strong was pre-
paring to enter the Prineipalities and presentfur
ther hostilites.
The entire Anglo-French force we're at Narna
preparing for an expedition into the Crimca I'M
her Admiral ST. Arnaud.
The whole Russian army of occupation were
tnlling back in good order on Pruth
The Turkish garrison was already on the
march to Crimea.
The Emperor Nicholas was said to he on his
way to Crimea.
Admiral Napier. June 9th, was concentrating
his whole force preparatory TO attacking Cron-
,tadt.
The official reply to Austria had not arrived.
The Austrians will certainly occupy the Prin-
cipaities.
The battle fed seems changing to the Crlmea
MARKETS.
Richardson quotes Western Canal Flour at 30
q, as Cd Ohio 39s. White Wheat Cd; Red
IL Corn has declined Is Cd. Cotton is firm
aad active. Sales of the week 10000 bales pri-
oas stiffer-market unchanged Gonsols closed
nj Of.
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June 1917
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EXCITEMENT
$4,000 TO 10000 Dollars Dry Goods.
AT COST.

EOMPRlSlNGa splendid and well assorted stock,
" which the subscriber Fl IN this das will offer cost.
These gonds fresh, fashionable aud truly worthy the
attention of ever, buy en- oho is now, may be in wnnt
of goods for present ur iut"re usa.
They oil red because rs fashionable tn sell at
Cost; and il may be Il long time before unoher vaua
the snme way advise all my friends and cu.iomcrs
to aud gel MI they will want for immediate or
prospective consumption
need not attempt list of AL the articles. II il
khown thnt my stick i. always the largest an beat
assorted the upper country. 1t ia quite complete now
JOHN g. MEEM.
INN IQta
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FLnYn CT. 10. w. MAY o5.

Lwas taken SICK early in the year 1855 confined to
my bei some six months: my whole system
tircly prostrated. bad almost wholly LOST the ol my
limbs during that time was visited by several phy.i
cans of high standing bat with all their efnrs grew
worse. nt'l became emaciated any living
could be- My physcisns then adj i.ed visit the
AHes hany Springs. | did so: carried thers my
bed being unable stand sit upi used the about
ten DAYS; commenced improving and finally
restored to health | have hesitaten in saving
my restoration health entirely To the use of this
water, aud | believe had ii been for this powerful
agent, would nov hu, g been ia The grave
HIRAM HUFF
Jun dtu2fr-cwh--rs
~ Lynchburg Republican, Richmond Wing and
Examiner, and 7 tcrsburs lnslligencer copy.
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$4,000.
Seif-Defence the First Law of Nature.

MOT Tor ths special want OF moneyo that | n
" bout 10 change the of my business, but in
consequence of circumstances by which am surrnn nd
ded, | am induced to offer the prbc the whole of my
valuable stock Of fancy aud staple Dry Goods 1t Cost
for Cash; and if ny customers and country friends will
please favor with call they will ind my
ment full AMI complete nj the first ot the
season. JOHN ABRAIIAMS
10
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed fol the Daily virginian.
WASHINGTON. .Inlv In

WASHINGTON. July 18th.
In the Senate the Homestead bill was discuss
ed to-day. Know Nothing and Native American
principles were analysed by Messrs Clayton.
Dodge and Cass. The vote was not taken.
The House passed the River and Hnrbor bill.
with all the amendments, and appropriated two
and n half million dollars
The money stolen from August u Belmont
has been returned through tho mail
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We cheerfully recommend the winter OF the Allegheny
Springs believing, do, tni there is no water
which has been discovered tha clam the high ruer.
its this IN. We have had frequent opportunities Of
witnessing the wonderful effected by it in Nef-
You. and CLahcnus diseases, and long standin! and
confirmed curses of DysPepsir. We hive no hesitation
in recommending to persons afflicted with any OF the
above discusses, w hive been suffering from any de-
rangemcnt Of the stomach or liver We believe its
medical qualities unsurpassed by any known water
JAMES VI. q. KENT, NJ d.
SAML A. Nc jONKEY, NJ. ID.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Summer Mail Hours.

: future all mills leaving th, Office. tcxccrt the
Richmond aud Nnrthern,) will be regularly closed a.
precisely a quarter ufter6 o'cock, p. The Richmond
aud Northern mn orbreing all letters and pupers to
Ri INN nd and the Norcrn and Southern States will
be closed precisely az o'clocA. Alter thes. hours
nothing will, positirly be mailed except in cases ofex
IRENE and unqIestonnblr Necessity
may lS-ts RO II GLASS T. NJ
70 Pep copy
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SALEM, Roanoke CO., May %, 1854.

take pleasure in saying that, from what have wit
messed Of the effects of the water Of the Allegheny
Springs in my family, and from the statements of
Others entitled to full confidence who tavn used it,
regard it valuable tonic and Alternative, pecu
aIly suited the serrctoHs and lost ct
the stomach ia of DYSPEPSIA invigorae thu sys
tenn and that distressing train Of sys-
TEN, SO often connected with disease of long standing
and general debility. JNO II. GRIFFIN, NJ. ID.
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Arrival Of the Dan'et ebster-Hore Gold
Wv ORLEANS, July l0-The steamer Daniel
webster arrived to-day from San Juan. She
wa. detained waiting for the Star of the West,
which ran ashore, she got off and sailed for New
Yark. ON the Sd inst, with $50 passengers, and
ayer II 100000 in treasure. San Juan was quiet,
and the river in good boating order. The first
new steamboat had arrived, and the revolution
ISIS were still besieging Grenada, which was ex-
nncted to cnpitnlate soon.
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" taken on to Massachusetts, to answer for be-
ing engaged in the fight with Yankee Sullivan,
has pleaded guilty and been fined $1,000 and
costs, and in default ofpayment committed. The
fine and costs are to be paid within seven days
or he vii! be imprisoned for six months. 1t is
said the necessary amount was sent from New
York on Sunday last Sullivan, it will be recol-
lected forfeited Lis bail of s 800
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MARKETS.

NEW YoRK,Juy l3.-Flour is unscttled.-
Southern unchanged, s64 to 50.
Wheat moderate demand, at previous rates
Corn, White 80 to 81 cts, Yellow ~ to 75c.
BALTIMORE July l3.-Sales are small. Sales
OF $50 bbls of Howard street Mills at s.. But
little doing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-14

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