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,Vo THE PEOPLE of Lync,,bnrg. :.

ADAMS u cos. Expresses ofe, ID MY, CafaiB
md Cheap facilities far obtaining goods Of all descrip.
lion. from all parts Of the United Suites.
We hive secured Special Express Privileges the
awiil and sure steners Jdmestona and Roanoke savng
New York. "Wednesday, aud Saturday. arriving In Rich.
inond fridny and Monday Of each week by this lna
are nrepnr"d - iet.srd ooa 81 al l@s~ris"q-
very Inv rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
rer Edrund aud Davenp,r'a line Of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Por'erage
Our mlnnd express per Circuit u. Mail lie, &C y
as r'tuore, Ia artivc IN Richmond Itcice De-
The wcl.known character Of our hnusc for resp.
iiii, aud attention HE interests of cur
IN aa,ing hni shippers will find II To their
order their Goods throngh "Adams& 10.
Express. ADAMS 4 CO,
PER u M H. Mody. Agent
" 2Gflts Lynhbnrg. Ia.
n B.-Good. Dispatched tonl puiias where se hav,
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CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, january llth.-In the Senate
ur cass delivered his great speech on the Clay.
t ,,r. Bnlwer Treaty. He defended the ground
Fre ,iously occupied by him, and advocated the
Monroe doctrine. He was very severe on Mr..
CLAYTON who has the floor for tomorrow.
The nomination of Herman Redheid, Coliee-
Tar of New York, was sent in and referred to the
Committee ON Commerce.
In the House, the resolution for vote OF
thanks and presentation of gold medal to
Cant. Ingraham, was discussed.
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Hiram Kleat a citizen of Kenton county, ny,
got into fight at Covington, Ky, on the 80 inst
with contractor named Cummings. Several
others Joined in the fray. Pistols and knives
were used. man named Waddle received
mortal wound from bowie-knife; another nam
I'D Wilson was shot in the Highland a third'nam-
Id Bowen, was stabbed, mortally as was sup
6nsed in the left side.
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THIRD DISPATCH.
Tidings Of the San Francisco.
Two Hundred and Fifty Lives Lost

PmLApELrnIA, January l3th.-Thc ship Blue
Bells has arrived, bringing news of The llfated
Steamer San Francisco. She foundcred on the
9Th, and two hundred and forty souls went down.
The Blue Bells brings 100 of the saved. The
ship Antarctic, for Liverpool, has also some of
them.-1hc Captain and crew were saved.
New York, Jan. 13-One hundred and forty
of the passengers of the San Francisco, including
Maj. Wysc, Lieut.. Wynder and others arrived
to day Capt. Judd, Lieut.. Fremont and all tho
ladies' on board, except Mrs. Taylor, are ON
board brig Kirby, bound for Boston The 2i0
lost were washed over board in the gale of the
23d December All the troops saved are divided
between three vessels
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ECON LAMENTATIONS.

CHlrr ENGtSEEa's OFFicE, Va 3 Tenn. X. Il I
LynchhurR Nn., Scptrm ~ ~. 1888.
TO TIE RAH-ROAp PHBLiG
All the Gnr, every lind IL use upon III, Iund ,have
cen mndr ut the Piedmont Works. in Lyns hhurg,
,It IN. direction e Gen'l Nettl,to ~ Agent
1t give- much pleasure 10 .ny thu cars have
nren strongly aud faithfully executed. cheeriully
mmend these w"rks companies requiring cars, ~
competent 10 construct md faith uy execute any con
tracts thni may be- nnde with the o thes" works
CHAS. NJ GAkNEfT.
Ch,ef Eng. Va T. Tenn. Il II.
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USFoUNDEp.--The Washington Sentinel de-
lies the statement that the wife OF Col. Taylor
IF the Army, (who is a daughter OF Chief Justice
Taney,) was on board the steamer San Francis,
%. The report that daughter OF Hon Edward
Everett was ON board the same vessel is likewise
nfounded.
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The Great Match Race.

AUGUSTA, GA, Jan 9.-The great match race
ar s50oOa side, three mile heats, between H'gh-
ander and Compromise came OFT here TO day
won the race in three straight meats
I'm. ( 59-6 O6.
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Lynelburg, Sept 20. 1883, !
From Intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo O.
Curle. feel confident TINT the Pedr nj Works ,un,,
his management, will fully minimum its reputation
making Rail Rpnd Cars well ms in any md oil
branches Of mrchairni operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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MISSISSIPPI SENATE Dispatches have been
feeyed in Washington. announcing the nomina :
'on of the Hon. A. G. Brown, by the Democrat
i legislative caucus in Mississippi, for the va
cant seat from that State in the Senate of the l.
sNtatps
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This Plow consists of Flaws. placed one before
the oihei on the bcam. The forward one takes
rrw from three Sr inchfs deep separating The roofs
m die gfnss vegetable aud lays il -re surface
down. IL the bottom oi the prrvious furow; II the
hind fIows from 1oHr t" inches deeper, and
ases nnd deposits it, sc that of the forward
Ii hrng raised nui turned The sub snl Is broken and
neliowel and spread oo.e and evenly ri" -wnrl,
in The nngu tge o the State Agricultural Cumniltee
~ New York in their report of 1851, it makes
-eed be-. almost - per1eet, spade
We will kr constantly On hand "A lure assortment
f SEASONED LUMBER both yelow aud white
Pine Oak Wnlnut, ~, viii h will anl M regul -
,na or wholesale prices. Persons wanting lumber will
find il their advantage to purchase ~ ie-e Works, hs
icy hive their lumber worked aud dressed L" or
der, ia. eby saving the expense OF hauling
= L. L..
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TO THE PUBLIC.

FINllE undersigned who ere curr ing the paserng
Il business the city Lynchhurg and vicinity
take this Method ,ufnfm heir ol Patrons as wei a.
II, others wa may have an, tiing do in their line,'ha
they are obliged u iva &c The price of work small
rtcton tonne, RATES
1t be o'Isau, to- all ,ncerncd that grent neces
SHY impcl. Ia this rour-e.
No movcmcrt of this character ever nnderiakcn
but that the opposition Of the 'ubr. and ie cved
their disaprrob ton: Therefore ,mned the ground
very carefully upon which We hope fix claims 10
public nvnr in this present pos The rapid "nd
permanent aeance IT, thu prices of all articles nj living
incud n. House rent, Taxes &C. &c. but mnre cspc-
cinl in every description of material aud abour used
satisfied tnt citner had To abandon eonrs and
cl-rh sncin nns. for uhr 'catinns that oil red
proper Inducements nnd reward. for luhour, nsk al
the hands Of iibe al public the proper remuneration
for our -etvre. THUS do:
OUR Il TIES from, this d ne will be thirt, cents fnr
all tNo C. nj work. aud hiry FIVE cents for all rec AT
work On. work NV MY five cents. hn.h"d att"r
The rnwe CGrhire, pee sqnae t'o 81 d. and l"r e1'
rtnn ipot al otuuuentni work in nice, shil-
lns All uut .dr work stnrcoing vii be n hcretn'
iurr ht,S per sqnarr snr !. Ia coacusi"n, We
vi h To nd that Abatement hr nude IL any ~
the iricrs by either of without Violating our word
and honor
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Mississippi Senator.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Col Jeff. Davis ha'
cen no minated y the democratic caucus o
Iississipp for United States Senator.
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| SPECIAL DISPATCH.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

RICHMOND, January l3-The Valley Railroad
bill, to connect with the Virginia & Tenn. Road,
Mt Salem, came up in the Senate to-day on its
passage. 1t was defeated by large majority
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oiscopal Bishop of Gree

SAVANNAH, Jan. 9.-Dr. Scott was consecrf
ed in this city. yesterday, as Episcopal Bisho
# Oregon.
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he loss by the burning of the depot, &c,
Reading, Pa, is estimated at S50O,o0o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-14

Monsieur Bedin, the Pope's Nuncio, was in
Washington on Tuesday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-14

Maj, Hobbc, First Assistant Postma ster Gen
Pral, continues very i'll at Washington.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-14

Jeremiah Lane, alias jerry Fox, has been ar
rested in New York, on charge of killing VIM
h,eyer. German by striking him on the head
NTH cast rung, on the Goth ult
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Election of a Senator.

LouIsyIIIE, Jan. Ilth-Hon. John j. Crit
epden has been elected L. 5. Senator, by the
-e .isIature of Kentucky, by a majority of %.
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Our terms will be cash,or negotiable pnpcr -ari-fac-
inry endorsed.
TIE subscriber thankful for the very ibral puion
nge bestowed him fnr the last fourteen yenr he has
been business in Lynchburg woul. jn-i mention thai
lie will still continue his former busnes. h.retofore
aud hopes wn the additional fcilil rs h has, and
Icy the tention he feels Diet I'm iued give
us business in all its varnus branches To merit con-
tnunnce ri the patronage of IA liberal pubic.
sept 23-ts f,EO G. CURLE.
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Jn0. +. Slaughter a Co.,
At tho old stand of @. & N. b. Steptoo,
MAIN ST LY SulBURG VA
lIAVE On hand nud ennstnl ny receiving irnm
their foundry, all kinds nf castings, wheh they
ne prepared sell 30 per eent. e-- lhnn they 'nn
In furnished rl.,'whcrr Amnngn variety ot Other mr.
Irlc,. they call attention II ilnir--
Crates. ut from g. - 10 So,
Stotrs. oal mud wuod. IRON ~ to $50
Cooking Stoves NJ $40.
Pots, Ovens and Kettles At Dc per T..
Flat ltons, md tnucy Riiings, nt7c per Id
Hat Il ,rhr. at SSr$l2,
Fancy Gareu Clnirs. nj ~ 10 SlI,
The superior pdvuhtnge of buying cnstltRa from ls
i. HAT fany pnrt of piece should be br ken II he
nnmedinyly replaced from nur Gmn Try Mt ve'y sna
ucc whilst noihern rnsting cannot be replaced al 0ny
Price. aud the whole picc vnluross.
~ A article. nbtnincd from are guaranteed to
be e1tlu Ia my brought from the north or elsewhere.
In cnhttion with cnat iron depot, We hnge pen
81 II dcpnt Ion the Piedmont agricultural works. and
large SEED STORE.
Flows OF every variety. nj iiom ~ 30 To sl2,
Hay aud Slmw Culters. sl0 To $l3,
Single Cura-Shrllcrs, nj $40
Double - nj $l3,
SrrHpers, nj ",
Thcrrumrlrr rhurns from 81 to &C.
And every other article thai mny be needed n firm
my 2j.tz
n. Tiny will ply the highest market price 70
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Showing business unprecedented in Lille Insurance
The annual dividends average over nn"tlri the pre-
MUM pad thus making the actual cost very low
few dollars paid annually secures hundreds or
thnuslnds 10 The policy holder
Persons in Lynchbulg obtain necessary blanks
If Dr.. VIM. =. Morris Med cal Adviser fer tho Onm
pepv ROY l8 d& c}m
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VANITY HALL &C ABE MY
Buoltingham County Va

Buckingham County, Va.
rINIlE fortitth nun session of my school will COM
mcnce on Mnndny the 10Th of lonnnry. and close
the sreon1 ffiluy in November 1884 nm truly
grateful 10, The very beal md long continued patron
the 10Th Of 1un.i addition Ia the English lalin and
Greek language. ini lj't ntuf., thorough OF
Math, mnties with all II .eesususlly taught N the
best ligh Scnnols aud Academies will be lhngt here
r ton mud bnn d, including NIL contingencies. will be
furnished 5i 10 the This school is Pleasantly
situnt.d, few nic- from tie Female COLLEGIATE nsti-
ine, entirely remoe from The hnuns of vice md dissi
patton, The ttffe attention will be pnid 10 The
Ms of those cnnnin 10 my cnrr.
For particular. | refer Willinm T. Anderson Esq,
of Lyn hbueg.
~ My address is ChunberI Mill, Buckingham
Cnn ~ Va.
dec ~ dSc1m ELIJAH g. UANES.
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BU CkINGIlAM SLATE QUARRIES.
w. Il. ELLIOTT, Proprietor,

Practical Slater.
Il takes this method OF e-pecully informing Engi-
tchec a,Contrnctors Builders, Proprietors
III faui Factories, Warehouses, Ne TINT he has
purchased md eased quar- les in Buckingham Co, Va,
nnd intends opening aud working them extensively. He
promises produe, Slate better calculated all
purposes than any heretofore produced from these
quarie and will defy competition its quality with
my nte in the United Sta imported. He would
inform the public that ha has from youth been wholly
mud constantly engaged in the above business, and yields
in his practical know ledge of Slnie Rock and
Shining. He intends opening Slate Yards at he follow
ing pl-ces Lync burg Richmond and Scottsvill where
he will keep iani supply of Slate TO meet the
ers of thcsc Towns and the county Scottsville will
be th, CENTRAL AND MAIN DEpOT from which
he wi, Re, uary supply ether points He will have in
lis employment men of experience and knowledge In
the business, at each place. attend orders for
Shifting repairing old ronfs. Those who have Slate
roofs of repair, have ON immediately attended
To- md nrohaly eu In better condition thnn when first
SHIFTED us there hs been much bad stating dome in Va,
by inca peiicuced wurkmen.
Specm. ms of his work Gun be the Lynchbnrg
Gus W .rls. nm examination Of which he requests by
those wanting work la his line.
In some cnse- Tor buildings he recommends aths
in the place o sheciing the roof Stating which costs
considerably less.
N. Is. Letters Of enquiry, orders for Snte Stating
aud repnirng will be promptly attend II to by address,
ing him Il either of the places of business.
dee lghNrts
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IN PKESS-A HISTORY OF a S'lF IN
! EQUITY nnl of nm Action at Common Law. by
II. San Is. Esq C"nsellnr al Law
This ,rk minute account of all n" steps
IA be- taken in suit EQUITY and AN acti.'n Al Law,
rom their commencement heir termination; also
lh, nnd' at enforcing iu ements d"ce"s, together
with the manner of urpeas. vrts al eir'r, Nc, &r.
Form. of bills an-wer- and .,ecree+ H. Chanc, ~; de
Ella, atoms aud iniemeft- at C"mm"n Law aud pleas
,Icuurrcrs and repications apfrndrd ard chnp-
viii be ievuteh specially In the prarice IL the I'm
Ted States Court. A. NORRIS,
Publisher g. itnoks"ler,
nov l4ts kichuond, Va.
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Fashions FOis 1854.
Lynchbnrg Furnishing Wareroom.

ID II. LlGGAN X son, upha. egTwarxru.
IL. -terer-. Pape Ringers. Mat Esfses
lfe-a mud hnpe Manufacturers, Main SS
Street. Two u iprs below the Mnrkethou.c, Lynehburg,
Va, keep consl nay hand aud make or or Carl
I'd Hair Lhuck, NJ g. Cotton, Woo aud Spiral spring
Mattresses, made by ArloosraudRopn nfcycr, des;rp
tom W. bnve in employment some FIRST rnte Cab
mel Notlmrn; and intend tn keep On hand supply OF
FURNITURE, II our avn make. ind ulso Nofhrn mum
hclniesuch Bureaus. Sofas Wardrobes, Bedsteads,
Chtrf, Double md Single Lounges,--l000 Beidstcads
md. Weask Ito urtemion OF oil Who navy
article. in our line and pledge oursel to sell up
IA reasonable as he ohtnineI IN this
other market ~ Special attention given to the
pning of Furniture. inn dse's)
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nov l4.t

A MORRIS PUBLISHES-
N. CT, Yueinia Reports, Vols 4, and g.
Washington vols,
The Wig mia Gases. by Broakenbroush and ii1mes-2
Vols
To,r's Digesfed Index of tho VirSnia Reports.
Tne's Dig,t of the Laws of Virginia, "a new edit on
prcpnring- adapted to The new Coded
Tate : american Farm Book,
Tucker. Commentaries on the Laws 3" yrgina-2
Vols 8
Robinsun's Foims,
I!u,i lson's Practice. nov II Is
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FOR PUBLICATION
C-aatl.1 Rodilnad PriGns

NORRIS i'ubiiSkf7 ami B0okSe1rr--97 Nam
"a. Sfreef. RTCHMOND. Ia - VIII publish
Calrs Virginia Reports Vols. |, aud ;,
H-ming n Muntnrhs Virginia Rrp"lts-4 Vo's,
Muafnrl's Virginia Report -6 Is.
l. igh's Vol. !,
All with with references IN subsequent dnfison7
and ruled ca,es--by Lucen Minor Esq. Counsel
Tor at LAW. "ov II Isl
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ay Plows iInrows, GutVaIorr Corn Shelters. Chn
l vnrious patterns aud of the improved and In al
st,e And Hay Presses, and rverylhne necessary iol
gricun,nl ourposes Farmers may rely getting JUL
good to these Works n they Gun nj the North
or amy OF Z wnrks. nd al Nullhern miees.
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tIttf,A ffrfns. u. aAn1is, e. ff1 10.
y, lsun l.fafI4afE. Aesnn.
PETERS, MARTIN Il CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Richmond, Vn,


TENDER their services Ia Their iands. aequaintbt-
/ .rS aud the Planters turnirr and Merehatts of
NirpiLa aud Moth Cuoun
TOR TIE SALE on
TOBACCO. WHEAT. FLOUR CORN. &c.
nm fr the rnrrhasr of GOODS, GROCERIES, GU
ANO. pLASTEP, Sc
Particular attention will he paid to the Forwarding
Of Gr,l-, Grnrcrirs. Produce. Ne.
II thir Ia iicure in bu jncss, their united
.s apd nniling rNcrun., they and believe they
viii be able Civ su-fhetion to those who mny onnfde
their business II tbcir management.
Office un lBlh Street. Opposite Sh",koe Warehouse.
SIptHga House the lina n
REVERENCE.
Judge Lucaa T.. Thompson, ,,..,.,.
Messrs. lmh@iun a Metlue, '"N
Hon Nm e Rivos, Alicmnrle.
Wv Sa e esie i,'G G.o No'o"
VIM. A Miller. Iyuchburg
Ephnls ~ Pryor.
Mcdaniel, Hurt a. Preston, do.
Mc'ork1e a Jones. do.
Aeree II Mctlnnnhan, do.
Josephii Wilson, do.
TinsleN. Ia, Tor a. Co, do
A. n. Rnokur,
Lee n JohnAnn
Saunders a Irhy
J II iiollins do.
Hugh barclay, Lexington,
\, II hssr Augusta.
VIM, Martin Chesterfield.
jas. eyre,
jim y facts
IN Stanntan Spectator. Dan.illc Register and Lex.
netop tn2ntte ropy one month,
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Markets.

New YORK, Jan. l3.-Flour advanced q to II
cents Corn advanced four, and Wheat two cts.
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Observation-Disclosures

lECEIVTNGANDF AKD1NG.-
ii GROCERIES, AND PLASTER.--The sub
eriher-iil continues the fire proof brick Warehouse
The eunu amidst oil the changes to receive and fo
snri Goods. Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, 30.
)ur charges WILDE low and forwarding done with dis
ntcl
Will receive in few days. frat assortment al
groceries which he will sell low and buy alltmes,
l'onr Corn Meal. Oats, Flax Seed &c. for which hs
will give the beat prices.
Pig and Bar Iron Cor sale.
JAMESR RENWICR
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VALUABLE BUiLDlNG LOIS Tor

r NALE-l vii sell az pubic Aurti n.af WtHU0sduy
iii, ls II Jarnrarv. 1854, n'rl,rk, building Lot
f,,nti . nth Ale, rtv st 9t" Streets. hia, the
lo, ~ rntinn of the lot, pre- au pied by
Hill MsGtuw. Esp Terms LuoW stf stss ct snir.
dec 10 tltIsm BENJAMIN ] DUNAi.
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uNlESE WORKS hive bee IN operation iti
n the hlr-t imp'ored Mdchiaery for Wood aud
Ion work. uud urWa scale commensurate with The
',lts e The scout und Aast. for CIR CONSTRUCTION
Il IL Hun hundred cats ~ III description havs
IAN - ut these work Tor the Virginia 4 Trnuesse,
al IL
l'reselt bui Ebetp,ers' Of lia Rond respect.
M mkt ii To brstow thu patronage taey mn>
v31fn nssi'G ihri, wotk finished IN fffst pnnre
~' i u. pmls and awnings; inter thc mo-
Is's VI H.~ Cpn-luetirn, III pfic.a sn'i factory
SOS.hern fsnil-..Juds
J. - mgr b" compelled -" obui,i li"lr CHrs trtt
a." y /, subject to laae cxrrps' aud rk of f,aa-
rortlil I GEO. g GUILE Proprietor.
TIE mi, signed msine had charge "f the above
Works irnm q commencement under the former
rtnprter Mai. A Blison II asks L. LAY To tbe
Rn-Ron pub ic tint he hn~ "uengrd with the present
Proretni and will continue it mh1nH, men h"png b,
s long Np'rcncc in liail tord works nd constant
rniion L. the work entrusted to him I merit the mp
PROBATION und liberal papopng" OF lie public
a. NErTl EfOA, Manager.
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TENDER their services their lands. aequanter
/ ,rs aud the Planters Farmer md Merehatts of
Nirpiia aud Moth Cntoliun.
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Prime Retailing Cheese.

100 OXE Prime hetaIitg Cheese. daily cN
HUI ltcied fn sale ~ by
LEE & CO. L4ie A. S. Lee,
;.n Affects Richmond Va.
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ASAGxE.T MANY of our Friends

AIR BKUSnEs-A &c ane assortment
-, Ean'ls & linus Htr Dye, ftalan Hair Dye,
nnr Dis Of macy kinds ca sale 'y
nnI3 de- Il. STABIER & co
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Agricultural implements,

Tur attention Of Farmers also invited TO these
81 nrLs Ihcrs viii be nni nNnXs nnd M Mind. on
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y - 4fth ff1Hti
y, lsatt
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an 3-la,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11

ITO hACHINISTS.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received at the office Of the Croton Aqucduct Depart
Rotunda, Park until Friday, March a. 1854 Mt
o'clock p Nj when they will be publicly opened, for Is
four inches in diameter inside weight
each o0 lbs 40 stopcocks six inches In diameter
weight each 80 lbs sopcocks twelve inches in
subjected proof under pressure Of 500 pounds TO the
noh to be made In all respects similar to pattern
exhibited at the Croton Aqueduct once to BIO apro
by the water Purveyor Also 100 fire hydrants
as Ayres' Hydrant pattern Of which be
and to be to the proofs the whole
delivered from time to time be required BY the De-
partment Proposals will state price each stopcock
sna hydrat The OF two responsible persons
th their consent become guretos, be re.
Mred TO accompany each proposal The security
required will be in the Of 5000 for the contract or
81 for that for hydrans Payment he
within twonty days from the inspection approval
of parcel with reservation of until the
OF the contract Blank forms Of i'm
with the corporation ordinances can be had ON
application at this oee PROPOSALS. be endorsed Pro.
posals for Stopeoeks and Hydrautsr
ELIAS L. SMITH, Croton
THEO. r. DE FOREST }Aqueduct
A. ". Ora yE.s, ii,ard,
once Crotop Aqusduet Department, kagoh 7, 1854
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PROPOSALS.

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CONTRACT OR CONTRACTS WANTED-TO FURNISH
marble in the rough state Of better quality of
BILE than be got in this State that is Of largo
do hereby offer challenge to the State New York 70
show its equal taking into Wilderness nenes
and the quantity all also
other good qunres in the vicinity The above quarry
In the OF Dover Duchess county New York
miles from Wings depot the Harlem railroad Ad
bress station Post Office Duchess county New York
EDWIN MARCY.
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IN COTTON. AUCTIoNRER-LARGE SALE OF RICH

~ NULIVNl AINIIU0NEhh.-HAhbEs SALE UF hICH
rosewood and mahogany furniture pier glasses tapes
try and ingram carpets ocloths, mattresses, &C. &cF
Cotton will sell ths day saturday March ii, at 1913
O'clock at the auction rooms, 80 street. aud
Ann street. very large and choice assortment Of
and mahogany psror dining and bedroom furniture
part several suits Of velvet and plush covered
parors, mahogany chairs and bookcases tete
atetes sofas mahogany French bedsteads dress
rosewood and centre card and sofa tables
washsands carved rockers Voaire do etegere cottage
furniture tapestry and ingram carpets forty pieces OF oil
cloth dining extension tables hat stands large French
plate desks and office furniture basement do
ke &c. N BThe sale will be large, and affords favor
able opportunity for any who require furniture
during the coming season Catalogues early the
ne OF sale, and no postponement any cunt.