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new ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,


OFFICE THE DAILY CRESCENT,
e.. z Wednesday Morning. October IL, 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY
ship Evangeue Fabn Liverpool Thomas Rogers r
Ship Heber, Stadty for New York. VIM croevy
Sehr MARTHA Bates, for Pensacoa John Hurley ACC
Mexican achr Joyan suaana Man for Lsguna, cameden
Sloop Onward, Casonelly, for Apalachcoa, ~ Master
ARRIVED. l=az=7 +
stesmbp Louisiana Talbot Indanola Galveston
4 Morgan-lst district. H. Il ~ ~ ID. Jifz5z5
Ship Mahoue Hsay from Hayre 10th Of Augus 10 H Baxter
Ship Levitt stors stah days York. ballast to mae
ID district.
ship snow II Snow days York, ballast
Ashbridge aeo-Point.
Ship James Nesm Aa days York. master-Pon
Ship Europenn Turner from Maraeie 18th August Whit
ney &co--3d district. as sFt3I
Lucy Rsddg days from Boston, George Hynaon
I'd district.
Bark Mary Kimba Fisk 90 days Roekland Mane to
l=t reu-lst district.
In the River at McCalls Flats $50
Ship 81 Patrick, Mckinney, from New York.
Brig Gulnars Thompson, from Boston.
gSteamboats. T4fa: --p
Henry Lewis, Emerson, from St Louis
- Laurel HILL Gotten, from Bayou Sara.
Towboat the Patssetowad down
and the 4h insian ship Deademonabought ahp
Euyopean and barks Mary Kimbal and Lucy.
Towb0at Phen Phillips from the down ghhrought
ps Mnhonse Levitt Soer Nssmith and Jabex Snow
.sV1 az ~ MEMORANDA. tf5l
Harry Lewis, from St Louis reports the Msaiaapp
falling with ~ feet water Cairo The Prairie City
aground Cairo Passed the D aground Hickman.
1
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70 DEL, ds,,snsms s s soe 'ays. :,
Sa IN fD i Y nhs tepsee1 = ao
sa' T Y '' SF's
se 'ssas corn 80 DO ese. 90 bis
APAnAeHIooLA- sloop onwar4-ln ballast.
.aruhTS. sy9ss
cotton Fean &eoaa do Oakley Hawkns17 do Kelly
do WILLIAMS Bathurst ace TwIeheli acoas
Nelson dcoiA atie JaIey MeLemo,s, Cerrn
80 e.rd xsE Hart Geo t1stav tsa s
James Connolly 10 De- II N sts1
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"a 90 P ms do
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do d9E hia do Mehon and sarnt do Vein
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Moalera Dc Daaassa g. Roshsai Do Iamine 90 Nal
Marsary sisai % lay
Henderson, ghnesI 20 DO FIauye 6coI DO
2coi L,One Do mil stones RanIeit-s
% 90 Ben
40 X u 40 ran sses do becse
Kestsf 10 Ggoran 10 Gsyorss % Nal
Toehrsnbses &eas ao Rsehsieea aeo1i DO
a. 40 s. Is DAG
q ~ %s e
John Do Adiss @eoes 30 rnieS
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do Perieras soasr Do iaehes do E Gaios rs do
so Pnsards Do stewart-s 10 Dgeoprsf DO
" f sF Fr9s 4eo,7sI Ps,la
do Ynans do Jacquet do Bsnpe-S1 do p AalIards do
4 10 d. enc DO
Mayor Brother-I do Il Sebrech15d Morea-s
do seigesmond &eol 20 SO do g do Boiron
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fB Those nabe for the of RUPTURE in all its
popua the afflicted proclaim
with heatoy II usd1a curedradcalJ
cured, by the use of sEsse 5zEBs Es4S @z4#
sFERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDY''iii
Medical Faculty of well as
France universally their appreciation Of this
tive Truss while they oily constructed 10
with the Surgery As dfers in eec SO
acionfrom others light elastic and comfortable TO
underany exercise But here tbe observed that i not
the must look
they must equally much It, correct y
familiar with the anatomy the the proper
that good will result from Dr. lawrence the eele
English Hern ably il Of the htoas
operations IN mechanical &
E The REMEDY Rnfxanal application, whichia
taken absorption adding pmanency to the
acertan when weakness in tho
abdomen, predispostion 10 rupture.
experiences popular and Remedy
and treatment Of Hernia
Rupture toeeet acon fass the
uize and shape % promote speedy and radical cure;
E Particular attention given to Rupmrsd Chidl "a
PLANTERS and others have their SLAVES wtaeu
interfering with heirabo enhanced VALUE and usEFU
NESS.
IT Persons the Patent Curative TRUSS and RuPIuRl
REMEDY worthless limitations must be TO
member the nnmbo the ora and to inquire
or and have personal interview with ssz5=
DR.. SHERMAN,
fsbsa Iv9p 70 st Charles a ~
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A MEXICAN ARTISTS, uNIoN.--THE AMER.

: IA UHIIhIChIS 1dItIIoA UIfIOIS.-IEE AMER-
~ IcA ARTISTS. UNION would respectfully the
United States
cuvag for the fine throughout The
of enabling family become gallery
Cravings, the FIRST ARTISTS OF THE
mined order sale for their Kngrasgs
thus only give number artists
but among taste for works 9 to
to the their when
$4,000 GIFTS, Of the actual cost Of $5 900. 8Ps
Each purchaser Of Dollar Engraving therefore, receives
only wing richly worth the
titles him the Gifts when they disf butsd
For Five Dosrs highly p bed Engraving, beautifully Painted
10 OF FIVE Gift Tc.et will sent Five Dollars worth Of
splendid selected he
othe Catalogue, with specimen the
cravings. be the office Of this paper.
For each dollar Engraving actually worth that
Git Ticket will immediately be forwarded. s555
AG ENTS ~
Ths believing that the .ee. Of this Crest National
| the ibe raj erme, 4]lsf 8ia5 W.T. a.%
Any ahng become sending pos psd a.
will Ieturn of mail dollar Engraving Gift Te
Prospectus
On the final compesa Of the the Gifts will be placed the
banda Of the Committee efthe Purchasers Distributed
which will be given throughout the United States the Cnad
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ertcs.
Aioms Grsy..-..so,d 2
Kite, up the River
May Qussn. 10
Telegraph. Up oint
Thos Allibone. 80, ID
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. y b
loo Marble Busis Of Washington $4,000
100 Clay-.........-.............l 100 10000
100 Webssf... 100
100 Calhoun. 100 10000
50 Elegant Old Paintings, in splendid gil. frames,
iss ssss
500 Steel Plate Engrsvings, brilliantly coiorcd in OIL
5h gil flames, as.So inches saek 5000
10 goo Elegant Sleel Pie p Engrayinga eolored 10
oil. of the Warrington Monument, 90x96 inches
each. -...-... 10000
$4,000 Steel Plate Engrsvings from 100 different "a
plates, in posse ion Of and owned by the s.5l H.
Artiss' Union or the market value Of from 50
cents to VI each 900
Fnrt-elass Dwelling, in slst street, NewYo-k
% Bulding Lots in 100 and l0ist streets, NewYork
City each 95xs0 feet deep, 1000 1890
100 Villa Sites, containing tach 10000 feet in
the suburbs Of NewYork City. and comm nnding s18{
magnificent of the Hudnon River and s7 va Veg
Long Island Sound 500 09ee
security 5000
so :" :. /" 100 each 5000
100 g I" so each 500e
$50 s g sE8 6 !" 30 each 5000
1000 q % So 7gs g 3 Z" " e. each 10000
NV Reference regard the Real Eaae vISsCHER
CO.. Real Estate Brokers' NewY5rk.
(post paid1 addressed,
j. W. HoLBROoKE, Secretary, Broanway, n. Y.
The Engaynga the Catalogue ready delivery
Smis
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
Crescent OFFICE.

: feuneHu"J 1r'o11f''s' 0e'o'of ~
COTTON. The demand continued fair yesterday, and
resulted in sales of 1000 bales the market closing firm at
quotations: y4,ec7i W s.8s-,f@
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EXPORTS.

LAeUNAsshr suranalskes batter 40 bS bread and
sundries.
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II IME-50 casks Glenn's Falls Lime, at Lime
Wharf opposite Orange cheap Apply beard
bark Mary. GEO. W HyNsoS g. Co, 10 caDPsh aa1
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II me AFLOAT.-4,O00 barrels Thomaston
and Rochland SToNE LIME q basks Splendid
Mary Anna now landing nd for ale by ..s5z
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coTroN AND TOBACCO sTATEMENT


+ Gofros--bslss, TosAoeo--hhds
Stock on hand Sept. .2667S 23,712
Received since. S6,720 l,l0l
). yesterday ....... 22l-s69A So 1,15l
1860 4,sss
Exported to date. ....... 1929 4s9s
:. Saturday. 3ssS=4l,717 Of. 5,oe5
stock on hand not cleared. .7i,ao2 1875
w a.-osr tram ntin Of mn
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MEMORANDA
SPOKEN.

Tho Henry Lewis from St Louis reports the Mississippi
River falling with 81 feet water Cairo. The Pade Cit
aground at Passed the aground at
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATRE--MR. W.. RI SMITH,
ofthe 81 chssies VII. sqsest nasrous
old friends, vsristss Theatre r
f sfsss WEDEESDAf, OCTOBER IL
Comedy ALMA MATER talented anbsrs
fhs profession whs hays eBtiy arrvsd will
EBr Boz books daily from A N. tesP. M 90
" street, Ths ROPER TRAVIS
inform the citizens q He sean they have opened
htuf the scale the basd
shce u which % th ts ssp6
South procuring
3hins neceszary for limitation Of tbis
Fsreu fareJ 10 call ard sIanne the G7aF1
Physciaus.
Ihsfs e alao attached she BATHING ROOM
IN every necessary reqsires sSi3
~ LAsseas given In SparYng Fencing ssst@s
Open from morning
ing. - - sf52 7s2sfss5st nht1H ~
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" W. COELER, Importer and Dealer in
il .RRANDIEs. WINES, coRDIALs and HAVANA CIGARS.
Odersfrom the filled dispatched with pnncusliy City
ersw
tty .tfee of charge. VS.
fa.- None butchoics articles sold l
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list OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

Fer ship Nulhouss the steerage
which died on the passage, Of various diseases
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DANCING
HUSH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, etc.

HUSH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, ETC.
LARD oILt-l5o bbls Winter Strained;
~ SPERM oIL-i0 bba
Tanner oIIr-ss p ssis Bank and Straits;
LINsEED oIp-so bbls Boisdaad Raw
Z NEATSF00T 0IL--20 bbis Pure,
sfiRi9s o. T1s Pr TIM bots.
MhckEaELNioo paet agss Kos. . IS
sALM0N-2oO pkgs, bba and kits; ~ III =
C0DFSH-669 Churehill's; an =
HERRING-loO bbla snd 900 bozes Scaled; II q
syss 90 II naive, and
Fl SALMON TRouT-lo bbla; r.. IA
= CANDLES 90 boxes Sperm. and 200 do. Star,
cRusHED s SUGAR sob 5bls; NV l !.
/ LEMON SfRUP-l00b boxes various brands; y 4
/ BRANDY-ao a. and Is eighth casks
WHIsK Y q aas Old Roash Is bbs Monongahsla;
CRANBERRIEs-iobb fs. 20 half aud Is Or;
RAlsINs-loo half bcseai
Sauces LoseIs Camh Samon Capers Boiled Nation Beef
oliver Yeast Powders Mustard md Herbs low
Il oUISIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Camp Lafayette sirsetThs II suon has organ
State and will be opened for the transaction Of business
The basis upon simply ola Saving
For Of Attending al opportunity
ting their i in the Charter that
a Dime will be received deposit.
Money deposited Interest the following rates have heen
Deposits for
Deposits than ons not than montha inter
est at the rate Of four per cent annum.
Deposits for at the rate Of five cent
Money deposited subject to call received bat no
Fridays deposits will be enly Females.
TRUSTEES.
Pas Iw ssAoo Jas i Foy aa T. csaasa
Geo G lawrasn 1no colsmsa ss hap pi..,.,,
Nsworieans, Auaua.l l. 1884, : sssiy
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GTAR PLANNING MILL, corner of Hercules
~ and Calope Streets keeps constantly 5
ment Of DRESSED FLOORING CEILING and 900
k Lumber order at the sfoTtehnotee
apa 6In : KS + -'ta
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DAINTS And C0LoRS-The subscribers,
for Lswis' uansAar PhiladsphIs hays Chrome
n Pare Lamp Black Black ran Yellow oehrs Spanish Brown
Iithsrgs, Red Lead, ets etc. u ~ * sts5i
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IA Amazed SILKs-A large lot Of Superior
Qanity SILKS slightly damaged by salt waer for sale at 80
cents rs the cheap 10
tbs Horse Station Jouvin Gloves 81 ore bit
sll m Z S. PHILLIPS. Z
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Per Lucy from Boaton-Feune &coE III Daley &coa
ilerR w Adams-Pe Roche Gerard &coJ
CenJ Ryers VOORHEES, Ggga aco-J Marks acc
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
ia M n - -

. A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves The De
IA pot in Peter sburg every day, Sunday expected,
att o'clock, M, and arrives Burkeve the In.
ter,ection of the Richmond and Danvie RAILROAD
at 10 ocoekA. connecting by that Road with Messrs
p. Fagg & Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court louise
Halifax Court House, Danve and Greensboro, N. c..
aud arriving Farmyille ut 1130 A. connecting
there with Mcssrs Flueg, Caldwell & Co.'s Stage Line
for Lynchburg.
Returning, the train leaves Farmville at l. P. NJ
ard Burkevle at %, p arriving 10 Petersburg in
time tor the trains going North South. connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail.
ad,wth the sp ndd sea nships Roanoke and James,
town for N,w-York which leave City Point at Up. M
and every Wednesday with steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point a: The same hour.
J. sser gers preferring to in Petersburg the
night, can take the mornii North at ID, A. M,
the James River Boats for Old nt Norfolk and Balt
more at g. A. M, or the for the South o'clock
A. N.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
nts between the following points may be procured
the annexed rates.
Between Petersburg and Lynchburg, through in
nttteen hours, 20 W
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs, throug lin two days, 90
Between Petersburg and " bite Sulphur s Irnss,
through IN two days. III O0
Between Petersburg DanviIle, through in TWEEN.
ty-four hours 70
Between Petersburg Gtee sboro, N C., thro'
in two days III w
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. N. G. through
, three days. 10 w
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte, $l8 90
freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot every
returns the days Any person wishing to see the
rites of freight obtain freight list by calling upon
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
dec3.ts e. J. WALL. Sup't.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
a CITY Furniture Warerooms, -
M OPPOSITE THE soRyELL HOUSE, sl<z
January, 1884.

January, 1854.
UIANING recently materially enlarged the mhnnae
turing capacities Of thus establishment now The
mat :. eusive Of the kind in the sonera States, AMI
regularly receiving ,upple. from tie best fanuise,o
rrs ut ihe NORTH am enabled keep on hanfa iarge
stock ~ tho
Different Grades Of Furniture,
which am offering the aceornmc dntlng terms.
My stock consists in part Of.
100 French Cottage aud Gnltain Bedsends from 70 To
tl00,
80 dozen Windsor, Cane Sent Carpet and Mahogany
Chairs from 312 10 $50 per dozen.
80 Bureaus aud Ladies' Cabinets ringing ffom *i2 To
600.
$50 Gard, Centre Dining Sofa md Extension Tables,
from "a to s65,
30 Wardrobe from $3j 10 $50,
- Sets OF Mahogany uBd Walnut ouhrtette ihbief,
10 Rocking Chairs IRON o. To s23,
30 Sofa. frnrn sls To Is.
70 pair of Divsns and Tee.aTeies, from 40 TO 800
per pair. ~
q don Chl,ircns' Office, Rocking and Table Chp'rs,
Together " ih every article usually found IN fUrisi-
inn Wereroom il eln ling Hair aud hhnck Mniuasses
spirnl Sprnr Bei. " indnw Shades, Gilt Window Z or
njces Iron Hat Rack IS, Pafor Mintrs, &c
Builders and Carpenters will here lind large md
we'll .eoeteJ Stock IL Building Hardware. Bnnnisters
and Newell. and Mccbnnles Tools in The greatest
riety which will be sold per cent lower tban they
can be bought In yirgnio.Those DESTROYS 81 p0rehas
IN, any article In nv ne would do well TO give
call be ore purchasing, us am determined 10 sell at
inn po 4. A WINSTON.
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Hurd's Golden Gloss for the Hair.

A MoNo the many Preparations for the growth of tie
IA Hair. this Golden Gloss lakes the lend Three
win be given why ii universally used and
preferred to all others:
LIST, because il has proven the efectua in Bald
ness. End, Because 1t impnrs beautiful dark gloss
and delightful perfume TO The Hair Bird, Because the
LADIES' with fine discrimination which they all possess
have adopted II.
Many other reasons could be given why il 10 great
f-'vi.s, H.. sl-.~ -As have nniy give !, n
trial.
PRcE-25 cents, in large bottles
For sale by Drnggists and Storekeepers everywhere
ayta w. oaHuRD, Proprietor,
s04 Broadway, NewYork
Y Large discount to Merchants.
Dr.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

BBLs Stuaus q. Sugar.
I'd rs Ground Clarified & Crushed do,
90 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbis N. o. Moasses,
1U hhds. 4. r. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so Lsguira do,
10 Prime old Java de,
50 boxes Adamaniine ond Sperm Candles
Large lot of Clover Orchard. Grass and Timothy Seed
Call .oon a. selling cheap. ...,
ff.b e4tO YOUNGER & SMITH
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RECON- MENDATIONs.

RECON- MENDATIONS.
CnlrF EEoiNEER's OFFlcE. Va. Tenn. II. II I
Lynclburg Va, Scptrm rr 30, 1853 I
TO THE RAH-ROAD PUBLfC.
All the Cars OF every kind in upon this oad have
been mude the Piedmont Works. in Lynchhurg,
Il, TIN, direction If Gen'l Nettleton. Agent
1t gives me much pleasure say TINT cars have
strongly ond faithfully executed. | cheerully
mmeud these works companies requiring cars,
competent 10 construct aud huly execute any con
that may be- made with the ot these works.
CHAS. + Nj. GAkNETT,
ChiJ Eng. Va. q. Tenn. X. X.
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Jas. D. Gregory 4 Jas. T, RoyaYlar

JOSE Do UItSVTy q JdSs Il Royal
NJ ILL continue the HARDWARE BL SlNESS in
all its various branches the old stand oil Greg
Dry, Royal * Simpson, under the firm of GREG DRY
& ROYALL, and respectfully solicit a ,ntruancr of
ct the ve,y liberal patronage they hive ever received
promising to sell cool goods Mt hnnest prices.
lhey now have in sture very large and well assort
ed stock ct Carpenters ools and Materials Hous,
Keeping Articles. Saldlery. Ceach Makers Mstaria,.
Guns Biocksmhs Tools &c, &c, and expect to 70
seve in n few weeks, directly frnm Birming ham g.
Sneiheld) quite large lot English Har,lwsr. 4
Cutlery.
E8>CoUNTRY MERCHANTS. and all o,ber. :,
want OF goods, are invited TO give them call
feb Its
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OrncE Va. TENN. RAIL-RoAp Co
Lynehburg, Sept 20. 1853. !
From intimate acquaintance with Mr. Geo q.
Ourle, feel confident that the Piedmont Works under
his management, will fully MAINTAIN its reputation
making Rail. Road Cars well as in any and all ns
branches of mcohncoI operations.
n JNo. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
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TARE REDUCED-Through from

Il Lynchburg, Va to KnorrIe Tennessee, By the Vr-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad and Parish g. Cos. Line
of Stages Through tickets he obtained at the
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company at the following points and at the following
rates, viz:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04

Seq AIRS Il TO Geo.
M. LANGHORNE & SONS,
Wholesale DEALERS sEeARs TOBACCO OF
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
TNHE subscribers have constantly on hand a large
l. stock of HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGARS. OF
the approved brands which they feel confident are
Inferior to none in tie market, and which will be sold
the LOWEST PRICES
0RDERs from any part of the Union will be promptly
met and entie satisfaction guaranteed to purchasers.
The following Brands are kept constantly on hand:
LA Flor de Hubana, La Sultana,
California, Las Tres Coronas,
.cotencai, La Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion Con1uisa,
La Fie de Z. J. c., I'll Leon de Orc
La Teresita, Ell Nupuno.
Rio Hondo, Plantation,
Ell Programa, Figaro,
Las Tres Estreas, La Norma
Herman Cortez, Principles,
Lafayette, &c, &c.
TOBACCO.
Oronoco. Nectarine,
Gold Leaf, Catawba
Golden Peach, Stanard. &C., &c.,
Septemher S-d&cts
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Office Gen. Supt. Va & Tenn. r. R.,
Dec. 18th, 1858.
NOTICE

INHE accommodation Train running fr, IA this pace
Il to Bonsacks, wi | be discontinued after the east
end trip on Wednesday morning the ! 4th INST.
s dec 13 is THOS SHA EP
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MERCHANTS.
rRENCH WORK

THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW OPENING A
Il splendid lot OF French Work. in great variety
oan.i-tng in esrt Of Lace. Mouslin and Cambria Col
lars. slceves md Uheini-tts Embroidered Handker-
chiefs. Muslin and cambrick Bands ElRing Insert.
inss kc &c JNO I. DAVIS.
Is A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04

A. j. BLACK, Ticket Agent
n. B.-The same rates will be charged from Knox
vile and all other points along The line to Lynchburg
aug 1915
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Ready-Made Clothing.

A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
n Ready made Clothng, j NJ. Davis, Jones N 20.
pntest Shirts and every article In the above line nny be
found and sold low 10, cash ~ puncuol cusioTcp
at (ieb l6t.) STlGLER. MeELDEkRi, g. COS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04
GEORGE BAGBY,
Grocer 4 Commission Merchant,

GEORGE BAGBY,
Grocer Il Commission Merchant,
OFFERS FOR SALE
100 TONS American hammered aud rolled Iron,
lOO embracing almost every size of tyreaxie,hoc,
ronnd fiat square. oval half oval. halfround, hoop,
band horSe shoe and null rod,
70 boxes Tin plane. II II G bright roofag
, pig. Block Tin,
30 bundle. Am Eng. and Russian Sheel.lron.
1000 lbs cart earringe and wagon axles, To inches
1000 lbs. cnft shear. German wedge, American anil
Engli.h bistefed Steel
1000 lbs Street Zinc,
1000 slab Speller,
1850 lbs Iron Wire, 8 TO IL,
Is bugs Coffee. Rio, Jaw, Moehn Mahia and La
guirH
80 hhds boxes and bbs brown, loaf, crushed md
powdered Sugars,
10 hhds Molasses,
10 bblp. Tanners Oil.
10 doz Spade. and Shovels
100 sek- Of Duponis blasriag powder,
10 Rifle #a#ssf "
1000 ba cotton arms. Leaksyille, No 4 Il 10,
100 Kegs Old Dominion nails To ia spikes,
10 X ,gs Burdens horseshoes, No tod,
100 lbs Horse shoe Nnils,
> don Arehef's Axes,
% boxes 4 y 10, 10 u ~ II y ii window Glass,
1000 lbs Manila Cordngr, 4 to Ia inches,
Also Smiths Bellows, hueils Vices; sficking, hon'
and Slrtge Hnmmersi Files, assorted; Knives mud
Forks; Pepper Ginger, Spice Tullow caudlc', Dome
,cs Oznaburgs Cart and Wagon Boxes, castings, Silt
crs Sleeves Curn-shoers Has eutors, &c, &c nll OF
which will be sold low 70, cash, or in bnlter.
feb II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-04
Lynchburg Furnishing WarerOom.

DEMOVAL-The Subscribers have removed IA,
III the New Granite Front Building, second do !,
above John Holias and Immediately opposite Thurman
4 SCHOOLGIRLS Hardware Store
jan ll.ts WILSON & FRANFIlN
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HNHESE WORKS hive be- in operation ith
i all the latest Iaproped Machinery for Wood and
II IN work. aud upon scnle commensurate with the
w,lts of the South and West, for Car construction
More ihnn hundred OF all description have
be l. nj these work. Tor the Virgina d Tennessee
Rail Ruu1.
Presidents and Engineers OF Railroads respect.
iny nYit ID tn bestow her patronage they may
ly upon wing their work finished in strict pliancc
WITH TIM plans and ings; after the
tPpfoY plons ol Construction, 1T prices satisfactory
Southern Isail-kOads
WIN no longer be compelled ~ obtain their Cars from
the nh, subject TO large expense and risk of Trans
rorthton. GEO. G. CuRLE Proprietor.
THE unde, signed having bad charge of the above
Works from t'eir commencement under the former
rroprlor Mai. A. Ellison Jr; asks c say tho
Ru-Road pub that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue it, manag, hoping by
pis long experience in Rail road works ard
lention To the work entrusted him. to merit the ap.
probation and liberal patronage of the public
A. NETTlE Elton, Manager.