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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
These celebrated n'Hsnre ,oonderfMpy cEcaciO
IN "a, foiiOaciag com piGtais

These celebrated n,Hsare ,c0nderfMig ctfcaciOus
IN III, foiioiciag com pictnfs
Acue Dehiiiiy Headache, ScrOsnls.
Asthma Dr,p Indigestion or Kng'>Fyil
Bilious Cuuipa,ns Eysipelas Jaundcc
bitches aE The kin Female !rrag- Liver Conn
Bowel ompl,ints atities plants
Constipation II the FeverSuf all Piles
Bowels kinds R.frnfi.,n
tone and CIR wi Govt III Urine
:, cpniaryS, "it".,,s VanerealAfectis
w akness. ir III whatever Inns
So 81 II t,te ,,'is,ent Of Professor HaLLowY
"a ;usner Of Ana All NtSS1a Streets. New Yor also
~ n, r.pscishl 3, .sists ani Ded r. in Ne tiein $
thraI.i the United Sites. Boxes At 20 cents
SIC pts, and 81 ',teats each. T he had wholesale
The .,rinci,,el itr 4 rs in fEe q ZION.
" The is considerable saving y liking the larg
sizes.
". R-Dir .cti fr the guidance Of patients in eve
~ disorder Il aft lsd IT, each Box
May 81. 81
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
r MIR NOlliE.

LiEGE aud Fresh assortment of TEAS, inst re-
= ceir.d and for sale low nv
ANDERSON & MILTON
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
CHAS STREATER ID.
PREPARED GYJ.C. AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL
MASS

RrPrepared and sold by James flyer Practical
chemist Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Dubuque. wnolesaieand retail by T. mason;
Prairie du Chen by OP Master and hv the druggists
every whore daw -tsep22
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
CHARTER OAK.

rlNE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
of Dubuque and vicinity. that he has received per
late arrivals " supply Of the above desirable Stoves
the reputation of which utility, durability and
ony too well established eluire conmend-
atior.
Dubuque, APP 8, 1854. Gawy c. MASON.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16

LII Walter Scott's Works, in different OF bind
IA ing can be had at CHAs. RArTRAY'S
Under .ha City Hotel and opposite the American House
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-16
rners, Ennigrants A. set,,crs

NAN obtain TIE following choice selections Of land n
~ advantageous rates by application L. he Endsr
signed:
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Lynchburg Furnishing Wareroom.

- X. LlGGAN Il son, Uphnl. easssSsgssssE2.
IL. eterers Pape hangers Mat Ill1li
aud hope Manufacturers Main ess 10
Street. Two Doors below the Market house, Lyncibllg
Va, keep antly On band and make o or 'er Cen
ed Hair, Lbuck, Moss Cotton Woo and spiral spring
Mattresses, made by Mr.oosear Rome ofevery desrp-
ton. We have in our employment some first rate Cab.
net Wurkmen: and intend to keep hand u sur " III
FURNITURE, If our make. and also Nolthrn ran.
hrinfe,-such Bureaus, Sofas Wardrobes Beds'cads
Chsirr, Double md Single Lounges ead,,ca,i.
now on hlnh. We ask t.. attention OF n Who navy
articles in line and pledge oursel So 1 up
~ reasonable terms he obtained in this or IN
other market ly s lecal attention given to the
pairing Of Furniture. Jan 2d&c's)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31
CLOTHING! CLOTHING,
NEW CONCERN.
STIGLER, McEIDERRY 4 co.

a dhion TO our entire New Stock Just received o.
l. Staple and Fancy Dry Goo hive nd
ii'or the largest stock Ready .madc CT thing eve
br' u shi to this city. To all tho.e who are in 4
good and fash enable clothing we would especially id
vite call befne purchasing elsewhere In addition 1
The above we have hand large stock of clothing d
house servants and field hands, at very low prices.
We also keer ON hand superior stock OF linen an
cotton shirts, also merno. gauze, .lk and cotton undo
shirts.
To country merchants who may he in our city for III
purp"se OF purchasing clothing we fell certain il won
be 10 their interest to examine, if purchase from
knowing they could not do better by going further Ed
or North STIGLER, McELDRRY & CO.
nar2Its
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SOUTus-SunrrDePo Depot Ag


A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS Ioa,.
pot IN re'es burg every day. SUNDAY 'ne de
NJ CLOCK, A. NJ anu arrives BurL ov;I, accepted,
ier'ection OF the Richmond and D,n,;i, "a at The IN
y, ~ c'ck,A connecting by thai Road with md
fagg q 20, Stage Line for Charlotte g. ,.essa
iiaitaS Court House, Danyille and f;reen.l u,
and arriving ut Farmville at 100 e"so"ro' {,
there vii M'ssrs. Flasg. Caldwell & 70 SS"hheclns
Tor Lynclburg. y W Stage Line
returning The tain leaves FaImyiIIe n,
~ q burkeV ale at % p M. arriving IN P.,o,r ~,
lime Tor the trains going North or Sop,b ol's IN
every tuesday and Friday with the Appoms,,.
'o""'"'n rue ,ph ndd stea nships Roanoke and I
Nv u 'of W. io'k which Ieasc Cir, Poni at ~
ana every "rdn sday With steamships for Pbil,d"n ~
when leave City Point the same hour ''"'''Pnh
! ssei gers Drerrring to rema n in Petershur, IL
uie",' can lake The morni tran North nj a. wa
Tie james River Boats for Old lint Norfolk .ai A.
A.. ut . O'CLOCK
arrangements have been made by which ,lropyb IL,
the annexed rites: fu'eo
beiween Petersburg and Lynchb,rl through in
hftteen hours, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4. A.
orlwten Peters, urg and the Sweet Sulubu,
SPRING. through IN iwo days. O mn
between Petersburg and " hi,e Sulphur s, r nos. :"
through in two days, N A.
Between Petersburg & Danve, through in TWEEN.
iy-f"ur hours, Observation-Disclosures. OK
Between Petersburg Gee sboro N. c.. thru,
in two days -...-.---.-.. IN ma
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. N. G throueb
IN three days.-- ...--...... IL M
Between Petel sburg aud Charlotte s,o ""
freight train i,aves the Petersburg Dem, ey
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning a, e. aai
lrtnrns the same days. Any person wishing to ace rs
rates freight obtain freight list by calling Mon
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot
der3 Is E. J. WALL ST.,
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AsH Law 4 Miscellaneous Books.
IL ". PAYNE has lu.' received tie

IL ". PAYNE lus' received the 4Styy
= tolJwing Books. X
A II Al +. the Law ni hill. &c Fs"'.,.
~ anissory Notes, lHk Mite. Bankcrs Cash Notes
ar e ecks by Jobsn Barnard B,ie-.
Prse cal Treatise on the Law re,ating Trustees,
tlcr Powers, Dutie Privileges aud Linbilili"s, by
.Jam.s Hill
H. wi" cn Covenant. lnT TitlrS.
6iaepIraf op Evidcno, lind Volume
sHnls P"crn Works. = Vol
b. iprion's 81, frhes.
ID GUS, ms on Phil, -uph, ana Literature, Sn Nm.
Hamiitpn.
Life ar Letters OF jos Stary--2 Vols.
Valley OIL the Amazon b, Lieut. Uerndnn
= nn Wtaries on the Laws of the Ancient Hebrews.
- &C. Wines.
Gol rn Dreams aud Leadsn Realities
Six Nnilhs In Italy, b, Hill 'ard-2 Vols.
Tie H-snh Stole
The 'sswife Qoeens Secret. by Pau P.ppere,ass.
MeIklsnd by the Author of Mar nr.n Maitluud.
Phyri"ngy al Taste
Jour 'tuund tie Wprhi. by Gersiaccker
M' moii 4 J FIX by Lord Russell.
NJ moirr @oarne aud Conesp ndenoe OF fhos. Moore,
20 c : iTrpnt.
knr:en on ), ap- aud Cnn Hes.
isy Monp'n.- of an Idle Woman
Auiobiogrnl by al an Actress. by Mrs Mowatt.
Lihe' ia ~ Mr. Peyton'- Elk reriment-Alrs Hale.
khct' rio ri Conversation. by Hcrvey.
6azeii-er 81 the United Sibtes. bv Baldwin a. Thomns
fi"'brooL Sell Instructor No l. Writing Spelling and
Draw ing Imar ~ IA
~ Express Cory
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: Il q AIRS Il TOB ACCO.
Nj. I.ANGHORNE & SONS.

H u n hk - ~ u - CO.
NJ IANGHORNE q SONS.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEeARs AND roeAoco mr.
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
1--WE subscribers have constantly on band n Iarc.
l. stock of HAVANA a. PRINCIPE SEGARS .,
the most approved brands which they feel conRdet nrs
inferior to none in the market, and which will be .od nj
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
ORDERS from any part of the Union will BE- promptly
met, ana entire satisfaction guarantee to purchasers
The follow Brands are kept constnn,v am hanI.
sEdARs.
ia FLOR de abana, La Sultana
Cblifrnin, Lns Tre. c,,
'"",'heai' La Gaia de Aqua
Old Dominion Cononi.,,
Il" Eel de f.J'C O., III Leon de Orn
u" 'etfSha, ri Nu!hnno.
Rio Hondo, plnnt.t;on
III Progruma. Fiyarn
Las rrrs E-trellna IN N,,
Herman Cortez, / rim, ms
Lafayette, &C. A.
TuBAcCo.
Cronoco' Neclarinc.
Gold Icai. Ca,nwtn
Golden Peach. Siannrd g. g.
Septemh S--dsrts
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BOOTS. SHOES. HATS AND CAPS.

u(OOk >, S1AOES, tA AND CAFS.
1.-the subscribers havs wed port II of their
N Spring supp iy of Boo 5, Shoes. Hats and 4
- Caps, among which viii b., found "A great
variety OF Laiie-, Misses nhd Chldrens CATERS, -
Buskirs, slippers ndd Ties al all which will be
added in week two, their Eastern goods. in viii
will BE- f,nnd general usso tment OF low priced Boos
and Shoes of all descriI ons. hch ask he atten
'ion OF our friends and the public generally with the
that these goods shall sold w as the, can
be had in any house in Virginia All orders for thing
in our line will meet with promlh attention We have
mole skin hats, pr ny good article. which
-ell fol s. so. FRETWELL & HALL.
ma dts
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.,ur UNnEx>,.AED HAS ALSO
Hurd,s Gelden Gloss for the Hair.

MONO the Hsny pEepsfatis'f t'.t TIN Ffes n Il
n HAIR the Golden Gfo-s takes ihr lead. Thfre
all Be fiscn Why .. universally .-ed and
sfsrr~d % oil olher,;
list, Be- II hes proven the most ea'7Isa la Z
s.s- 2na Becans- II imports besutsul dstk gloss
ssS deliEhu'I perfume to be Hair 3rd b eauss tn
i.siss. With hBs discrimination which tles AL posse.s
have adnpa.d n.
May othe, could be given ~bs ii I. g,eat
fsxosits hot who have ony la giSr
ttial.
PncK-25 cert. in large brt,le.
For sale by DrnEgi.f- ao Sarekcepers ,.xery where
Q. HuRD, ro,tieto,.
1901 broadway, Nv isrk.
90 Larg. .ii-c,vor., NJ srrl4pis.
lt1Na
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WILSON x Observation-Disclosures

AILSON ~ FRANkLlN.vNh OlcsaIe
w AND RETAIL GROCEkS AND COMMITS
500 Merchants in the GrauiIr Front Bu my a
few doors above the Mcrchnnt's Bunk Mair S,r rt.
L,nchburg, Va receiving their Spri, q supply
Ia which they invite the attention their friends and
the public grnrolly--
20 hind. o n @ and ST C. Snanrs
~ nns uetred Coffee do
~ " Clarified aud puvcrised do
100 luXes Loaf do
10 bbs Crushad do
10 binds Cuhn aud N o Molnsse.
% bbls o IA Il Sugurhousc Sirrup
100 Sn is Rio and Loeuirn Coffee
- - Superior Brown Java to
- Genuine Moot do
Chests G l.. lmpcrinl and Black Teas
3 Tiercc+ New Crop Rice
200 Sdp= SoIe Leather. bsnyy aud ligh weights.
bales Shoe Thread,
5nO0 lbs Ba,e Cotton. assorted numbers
hales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Nnr
20 tons Country aud Trrdegnr Rolled Iron ass Il
1000 bs BIistered Steel
1000 lbs Cast aud Shear Steel,
boxes Patent Axes different ands
300 he Nails assorted,
II Horse Shoes
100 ibs Hose Sh Nails
% beat Y ,vn Scotia Grind Stones,
50 boxes Sperm ard Alapantne Candles.
20 :" lurprnino Soup,
30 Lblr Mnckerel
90 Tnrners Oil
10000 lbs good Fanl Bacon,
lu0 bushels Cioversced
Ginger Spice, Pepper Chockulnte, Alum Saltprter
Soda, Stneh Coppcris. Indigo, Maddcr n urse stock
oi Cotton Osn bergs. Brown Donesti, =, Smrle Dry
Gnods and great many other articles 100 tedious to
mention, all of which they offer sell on the very best
ter"'s ar 20 give in exchange for country produce
mar7ts
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From Lynchburs to Christianshurg. 1926

n. j. BLACh, Tlcket Agent
N. B.-The same rates will be charged from Kno,
vile and all other points along he line Lyncburg
aug l9-ts
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EARE REDUCED-ThrougE from

l. Lych6mg. Va, 10 Knorcilze Tennessee, 6vfle Viz
gin'a and Tennessee Railroad and FartM d. Co.'S Linn
Of Stages Though tickets ran he obtained at hs
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company. at the following points and at the following
rates viz:
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BOOk-Binding.

Book-Binding.
yINs1E Subscriber is rrepared To bind all kinds
Il Of Books Pei .,iicsls NJ aisle, Newspaper &c -
from the plninest the finest gilt edge s,,.es.
Having one of the best Louion Binders in his en-.
psyment lie i also prepared to bind kind of books
to order In antique Loninn sty,, with the new and
much improved LONDON GLUE.
All work warranted to be e,ua to the London Bind.
ing. Give me call. WIN. j. FOLKS
Book.H nder and Blank Book manufacturer
Main, ST.
p. S-Gleason's Pictorial bound Tor 81 %.
mar 10 ts
ID
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ISHB SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-.
specially call the attention OF the citizens al
ynchburg and the adjoining country. his large and
II spenddassortmento OF BOOTS SHOES -
Ii CATERS. &c. of his Own MAKE "
~ and which are WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL
~ AND uf SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing 10 have good and durable Boot ~
Shoe for the present will do well call on NO.
va am determined to please, both regards quality
and price
Don't forget call the three doors above the
franklin tiore and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. T. +. GRIMALDI.
dec Hts
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MISCELLANEOUS
Spring Fashions for 1854.
STrTzER


oENTLEMENa FINE DRESS HATS.
COMPRISING Bcebee's New York style (which s most
beantifiIl-si-o, Oakfnr,Fs Young mems Phadel hig
stsle n,i brinhieh J. unsurpassed by any hai yet OF
fcr Ell or the inspection OF III market Tog Their with
th. Baltimore curl brim-whch Is very hand on
Besides alarge o al the various es and
auste- 81 Soft Hats. adapted for the Spring Trade:
20 which he most earnestly calls the rnton OF his
friends and customers aad he public give him CALL
~ be il prepared In Offer greater inducements I"
buyers tim IN, like e.iab htnent in the city both at
" lolssne and retail All kinds of hat. made order.
at ire .olice. Customers hats dressed OVERT
half price Call tic sign Of the Blue Hat bargains
mar z dty Nm SITTER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31

GALVANISM
80 II SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE,
Huughton's Crlebaled Magnetic Electric Ma
chine, of SUPER n finish nso puvermnrer's Hydro
Electric Vo tale chains aud NJ .eh ads Magnetic Pa-
ter Tie instruments constructed and arranged
according scientific principle. and highly
mended lpi tn rr'ief and oi oraI pains, aud al
nervous affections. For sale
JNO. II, SEAY & co,
feb 25-ts. Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31

GEORGE BAGBY,
Grocer 4 Commission Merchant,
OFFERS FOR SALE
1nA TONS American hammered and rolled ron,
IVO embracing almost every size of tyre,axle ,hoe,
round, ial square, oval half oval. hafround, hoop
band hor'e shoe an mil rod,
rs boxes Tin palc, II II bright rooflg
pig Book Tin
30 bundles Am. Eng aud Russian Sheet Iron
iOO0 lbs cart carriage md wagon nxles 10 inches.
10, U lbs, cart shear, German wedge, American and
Engh blisteied Steel
l0,0 liza Sheet Zinc,
l0D0 slab Spelier.
1850 lbs. Iron Wine. 8 10 II,
rs bags Coffee. Rio, Java Mocha, Ma.a and La
guha,
30 hhds boxes and hbl, brown loaf crushed and
powdered Sugars,
10 hhds Mol.sse.,
10 bhls. Tanners Oh.
10 doz, Spades and Shovel.,
100 key ot Dupont blasting powder,
10 Rifle
1000 lbs. cotton arms, Leaksville No 16
100 Kegs Old Dominic nails To 6 in spikes
10 q Bu' dens horse.shoes No To A.
100 lbs Horse shoe Nails,
doz Archers Axes,
20 hases Ss 10. 10 \ - & 10 X Ia uindow Glass
1000 lbs Manila Curdagc, t. ID inches,
Also, smith. Bellows, Anvis Vices; striking Hand
AM Sic &c Hnmmers Files, assorted; Knive. and
Forks Pepper, Ginger, Sni"o \ Tallow candle. Dance
tics, Ozn"bures, Cart aud Wagon Boxes castings Sir
FRS, Sieves Cori-sheliers. HAY cutters &c. &C. ali of
which will c sid low toi cash. or IN batter.
feb t.
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DATsi RATs,! KATs!,.-sor Sale

suso highly recommended iol the destruction OF
Raa lie Bedlu.s 81. JON II. SEAi x CO.
mar l--ts
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Office Gen. Supt. Va & Tenn. r. r.,
Dec 18th, 1883. !
NOTICE

I'fIE accommodation Trim running In thus p,ata
L 10 Bons acks, wi bs Discontinued aIt,r the en,l
"nd tripnn Wednesday morning thu ith irst.
dec II Ia I'll, SIiAir
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Blankets Blankets !!

I'VE l ne,>ehed Wal, 10 sell out ibrlr stock
BianNit--, scquemly hey Offering them
Rrenly reduced prices heir stueh consists # ine aut
cotnmon Bed Bath Nhtucy nu'fcld Crbb, AZ Cnli
it you wnni hntemin.
frb lBt- S11GLER. AICEIBEkRY co
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i Toiie S-t-, ., 10, ID and 10 ri~ce-. OF Blue
White Granite, Flowing, Decorated and Gilt Fancy pat
term. Toilet Ware Basins nnd Ewers and other pieces
~ sly and in pnirs.
d. b. EVANS, No. liz, West Main st,
nov - Rithm nd Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-29

among the subscribers to the stock a The Pa
ciic humbug was tue enterprising editor Of the
Piainde0ler OF t"e same town, to the moderate
figure Of two hundred thousand dollars He
assisted in the imitation of the bubble but now
that II has exploded, he has discovered that the
thing was INDUSTRIOUS imposition from begin
ming to end The paper to which we have re-
ferred Gays of its mel ghbor, that
change cane over the spirit az its dream, aud two
or hres ays slDcs tois Pandeasr heaped on the
backs Of .hese Allowing railroad monopoes aas
thtmas ard curses an IL yelled at the poor oppresss
monopoly railroad idden people 10 look out tor
the eeine for the he Is ringing lake care OF your
hsettes guard your rights hug your wives ana catch
babies for the engine Of monopoly numbering
over your land, era,hiDg, asbing ano hinashiugl
The editor net having paid in the assessments
of his 100000 stock in the grand Pacifi; con-
cerD, can't come in" to the Texas arrange
ment. He is but one of q hundred who have
paid nothing and lost nothing. Walker and
King seem to understood what they are about.
Country editors, who know nothing of fnan-
cierlng, should not embark with them in Pacific
railroads.
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bnoADWAv 1nzAxnD-Suo nAvUPoaR--Ihsre ~ q
vsJ fan Aeuss u the 8road~sy hast night 10 vel euo
~ the Nss York bcsrcs nIss j. n DAVENPORT Every|
part o sPse shsasrs yell asd and the lsdy
received hearty reception The place selected vas
Mss Asvenporss owo adaptation Of the powerful andl
exciting drama OF n. Alexander Dumas (fls), "Ia|
Fame aux cameliAs," Anglic,ssd under the Mans OIL
Camille the coquetis." This piece has bssu PLAYED
before 1t Il house the occasion Of Mas D~vap
ports bebedt last That perforAnoe va fulv
alluded the ims the HERALD, and now W have
but little 70 add To remarks The piece War
better played last night than the occasion Of its
hIst representation Miss Davenrort's performance OF
Camille was excellent throughout and the thrl
act Was the best piece Of acting have seen
for many day It . purely artis.is effort
q full embodiment Of the part picture willy
but not too highly c.or-d. Mr. Conways performances
Of Armand deserves hga praise, although 1t was not
without faults In the fourth act he was, at FIRST too
When supposed to be talking copAdsntialy
to friend be shoui ed loudly that he might have
been heard plainly theatre three times large
the Broad In be preceding portion Of the play hs
drsss not Ia mode de Ports but quite the
But so much ife vigr ana spirit thrown into the
perfc rmapce by bNh Mise Davenport an Mr. Conway,
that all minor overlooked, aud ede stive
situations startling effects followed each other In
rapid huccesion the actrs and the audience were
cited to an pitch OF enthusiasm sho
y tho powerful passo Aa,e acting on the one part
and the repeated AMI hearty plauoits the other
miss Davenport sod Cnwsy we're CO led out at the
end Of the third fourth acts and at the fall Of the
curtain .Csme'' is fun Of Inconsistencies, bat is
most exciting ama, an tases strong hold on the
rympathes and passioos Of tue iicnoo. There must
| be some charm about play which keep
| New York audience in their seats during three
hours and half We 40 not point out the moon
sisences referred to above because IL thought
cessary 70 nrodrcs hem in preparing the pece for thu
English stage, and they cannot corrected The plsy
met with success lat night which insurcs for IL goot
The cast Of the minor was nearly tn,
same that Of last Nine Bsbillari (orginaly
played BY Mrs. vernon) respectfully rendered by Mrs
France and Nr. Lefaogwen made upo the ancient Du
val very naturally and PLAYED the part with the proper
dsgrse Of npiomb he piece vent of smoothly and the
mise ssme good-~e may say passan that tn.
trick piano in the 6rst miserable affair." and
ought to be reformed altogether sCam;rs" win bt
| play ed this evening
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mere fsbricasors. Corn Rsnusss d B,usm. the
ceiehs ed fiji nss rim enc man, vi esvversl u
bis sobo'd fnss a 8, whose cap.o as been
here'ofos anrS unc. d, was sel.srcd 20 be ssct on
the 10Th isst.
rAvv q TON TOE o1Io niyEs'
AT Pit sbV gen g.. 26 } ins. sssrs = rscea
inc es ,,er a he ohio, q falliny Asno
tine SINCE q comm ncement Of Steamboat navi-
cation ~ the Western ryers has The Oni, been
entirely rec Of co. ds cri9sioa Of steac vesse!
sboys lpeinnat IN il he pres ut seasJo. NAsiga
ton 10 beer suspended since the 18th 81 JUL, 1t
which tame tue i.st bos passed The ZOOS 81 b aonrr-
hasa / 10 and which 10 aheat one hoodrci mites be-
log Wheeling. The bar as that pon' is nov the
sis fsst obstsa tiun IN she river, end although a
10 mbtr 81 b1a,s from Cincinnati. bcund 70 Puts
o' Ig ana ieeing, sscendsd the river fac ssxnst
land subsequent 10 he aboVe dste they found hat
.ere was Dot sufficient water on tie bar for ihstn
10 cross, ard they we're consequently com pelsi TO
return VIA thsir freight. Nsygaioo has taus viz
| tuaiIy leon sicsea for period Of upwards OF six
| weeks. A Dp1acer vi new ioE~wsier boats were
huilt tnis season at Pittsbnrg ard Wheeling 10 sap
| ply shs f'ere u yhe packets, which thus far have
bsd M caants 10 display themselves, aud their
owners have sustained great loss in que zee.
The iDbabs,ents Vi the numberless little towls vii h
DIT tie backs of the Onio, and the i1nuna.sble
steaDboa. men who have been taso our o. en-
ploymsn;.n cor sequence Of the 10 water are GOV
anxiolslS hooking for risa.
| STATE OF THE MARKETS.
Flous JeSter ay continued al satarday's quota
tops. Southern brands we're pretty freely seid,
While transactions in Northern and Western we're
light. Wheat wos firm but quiet. lndiaa corn
opened ut s7a SO ents pen bashel for prime sound
lots but afterwards closed at S5 So cents, estao.
hsbiDg decline of p cents per bus1el. Ass
porB fell back to sla 20, s. owing decl,ae OF rs
cents per barre, end closed with 3 tendency TO
lower prices. Lard sold at IL liz Genie. Cotton
was duh at the official quotations.