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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-14
Movements OF sseameSs.

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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW oRrxASs Oot. IL, 1854
Tho steamship Empire City arrived here to-day frso
New York, via havana, with the California malls.
THE srEAMrHIP csrRxY.
PnnADnRmA, OCT. 1S. 1854
Tho steamship Osprey aid not Leave Halifax for B.
Johns newfoundland, until the 6th inst she ID nots
consequently considered due here before about l7
and may, perhaps bc further dclaye By searching fse
the Arctic's nissins boats.
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lam, sir, yours, vsry rssp'y, w.R
MEETING OF SYMPATHY.
ApJoUaNnxsT OF TIE BoxRD OF ooUScnnN ~
CONsBQU4NCE OF THE LATE CHEAT CALAMITY.
FnDAY EvHuSo, Oot. IL, 1854
Kd~nJ. Brown, President, In the Chair
On the Board being called to order this evsnsg Csua-
enaan Conovsr rose and offered series OF resolussA
proposing Adjournment the b ard - . mara q
syn patty with the sufferers in the late eatasrophs -
the steamship Arctic BY who number o. tAsr fnsnlD
and fellow citizens hurried to An untlsly Grsvo
The resolutions were immediately seconded and -
Board adjourned.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
The following correspondence ws cheerfuly publish
in order that the pub 10 mind may be set right in rsas6
TO the conduct Of ths party particularly sresed
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD
FRIDAY EvBvIN0, Oct IL, Is6ly
Ny att pton has been called TO the following pass,ss
from an article N the fnss Of yesterday, ths ls
lives s.ne,slIy s.psc.ed that Hr. White Of the N.s
an ssS .ons.n Ph Con- wosS
sn ss. s s.s:s ~::
wsrs on sy..ins and rsmsinsd - the conpass
e s.s ~ y, 81 .
Lsye her BURDEN i Abopt 200 tona
pear not mcrely imcrohahle but Incredible and have
II In my 10 contradict 1t from information TIA
ev.nipg reserved fr, m Mr.. White himself
1he subjOined letters VT. Collins enclosed In nina
will show what nr White has done The vic'oris haA
not returned trim Der crui-e st our latsst dates
kescectfully, YOURS, PETER COOPER,
President Of the New York, Newfoundland and Londoa
Telegraph Company.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK. NEWFOUNDLAND AsD)
LoEDoN iEIEGRApa COMPANY,
81 JoHss +, Tuesday, OCT 3, 1854.
4 X Collins, Esq, New York.
MY DEAR Ron my arrival here last nigh. in ths
Compapys sts smer Vetcria learned the hesrtrendine
accounts Of the lose Of tho Tctc and some az t
passengers who left her in boats were now probahay
footing the ocean.
The american Consul having this morning decIlu usd -
employ the Victoria to sea'ch for the uefortauates
hare ms all has, to coa the steamer, and shall II
poe fbe, oesrat6n her during rbe night or morrow
morning early 70 GEEK for tb- and brit tne
70 this port or sDDe pert Of safety.
enciose copy Of my instructions to Capt. Suyter.
May tho aln .ynty guide him to .he rescue.
Yours, fsith'uIly, CH NDIEa WHITE.
OfEIcs OF TIE NEW YORK, EzwrouNpIAsp ASDl
LONDON = iEIBGRAPH COMPANY
-. JoHNa N T.. iuerdsy, 0ct. 8, 1884
'tY1 AIN s @. sIUYwx, Steamer VICTORIA
DKAR Rteseyriyr to our conversation, the inspee-
toh OF the Chart, b, lection te -inds
lat hsvc prevailed dbring voyage ~hicfs to nk-
steo at this port last night wi regard prsho
10 present POSITION OF tn boats hi said 10 have
1T ~ u sted steamer c soon af or her 90 lsioa
soon you trle in the necessary supply Of coal
-oeeed with the ictoria ouch place a. yoS
ny ceem Il ud.c TO- bA gin the ARCH and continue
ssne u such orectsDr to such etstsnce, and fer
nch Ter 9Th II time shah satisfy that II hsps-
hsvrg olso due n gard safety Of your own
uartity o. GOAL to last back 10 this port
Lst the glorious honc Of resGuDg the auerors cher
I'd animate you TO achieve sheir drliverarcs
Very truly, yoars, CHANDLER WHITE
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PHrrADnfmA, Oct. II, lS54
The ssles st the 0rss board Of pros this nnn1G
conprissd, or IL and Railroad, at Hk; kss1ng 49,
,oec SIX Nor Ia Canal Is, Pennsyivaais hsnosa, -
The st Wa Arm.
Money has unt e,es no change
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Vnann s.iv,n~ Dsy I'm Maine.

Thanhsafv1ng Oay In MsiAss
Bosros Oct. IL. 1854.
Thursday, the 3o.h day OF November, has been 80
arsrt BY ths Governor Of Name as . day for pubhs
Thanksgiving.
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BAIHMoR1, Oct Is I654-
The health Of Nav Orleans was improving TAo
deaths from yellow fever at tho hospital durae ths vss
had been only TO- sgsnst 100 in the previous wssk-
rbers had also been great abatement In the disease b
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under sbe comma od OF the butcher of the eoat Idf
not see 1t leave, bnt ohers n the pursers It,
and said IL conssne seve al sdiss but n.ny per
sons were In the beat was urkn ~a-srohsbiy MT over
thirty or thirty one AL Toe bs chsr took on ard
barrel of bread and b. yre Of The ;ri boat
which left was Mr. 8sahlaus, the fourth Ss ts prrpers
the dth Nj Rogers. and thu sixth Mr. Dosisn's Henc,
we snow that he only missing boats thosc OF Mr
Gourloy ard Mr. Rogers
NJ MooSe cid not see tho ship go down, hat fsom OH
that he hes been able to hsa be hass hss tho loss
OF Mr. Collins family IL but too true He dis not know
or hear any one conjecture Who the ladies
that were put in tho boat with the butcher THIS per
son was said to be . most excellent sea officer. Mr.
Moore thinks Mr. Bablam behaved we'll and did the
best he could under the cirsumstancss Hs tho
only passenger saved in Mr.. bahia ms boat.
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STATEMENT OF J.. ..HENEgsY.

He'sssy an ther Of tho passsngsrs of tho m f.tsd
Arc Who arrived b, yesterday afternoons trau from
Bcstm rnalss the following statenent:-As soon - Il
vac discovered tn the leak was rspisl gsinsg s.d
sn Pes Of saving the vessel BY running her for thu
nssDsspoint OF land were given up the srbosrd quar-
YER c~t was ordered to DO lowered, and about dozen
sdfs and some -four or Ave placed n her. In low
er her the stern ropes by which abe partly held
vei Stacked too suddenly prscpitaang ths whole OF
he living freight into the oceen. Only two men were
sase BY elnsing t. the ropes OF whom was Hsnes
~. lie afterwards got into another boat which VAS
une 'he command Of Henry Jones one of the wheel
men, and which arrives at ST. Johns in compsny with
that rmmtrdsd by BaShlam He is of tho o. iniou
tnss J rs Collins and family among those who
were seed in the boat bat ho was come het ccnfus
60 IN ~ sccornt Of that circumstsncc, II would bs
unsafe place any confidence in this Fart OF his sste
msnt.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-02-09

MrRbfsEEs 90 SLAVE Ss1HIl.NtE Ii
TO BIZ IIusG. Our rea lers VIII roe
ollect the particulars Of 4 horrible
case III South Carolina IN which two
white men. nanel Thomas Motley
and William Eilckledge hunted down
runaway sl4y- With blo0l-LonEls,
and tlien INT lin IL death I'M tAe
most prolonged and cTncl tortlir- -
Those fieftls were brought before the
Court Of Appeals at Charleston on
Moniay last. and after the motion for
new trials hal been dismissed were
sentenced 10 be hung On the 3 day u
March next.
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An Oregon core spondent Of the
Stmgis Prairie Journ gives tAe fol-
lowing account If an opening ior
sq4ne well recommended young white
man IN Oregon:
ss..The Hayns Chief offers one thou
sand head Of horses, TO any respect
able white man. well recommended
who viii marry his daughter. a girl
Of about eighteen: settle down among
them and teach them agriculture.
"Ihese horses ase worth from titiy
to eighty thousand dollars. | have
seen this yalslal.le 7luaw. SAa i. g.
b6ut the medium size, witli tolcrailc
r yllar features. high check bone.
sloping forehead. black eyes ana dark
hair. llcr form j, sQuar,. Her long
hair hung over her shoulders prufH-e-
" oruanentei with shells ana beads.
She wore a robe made al flWn skins.
most beautifully ornamcntcd with
beats and shells. Her step was
light aud proud, her gait easy and
graceful,
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4 CT nIous pLAcARp.-The following
piacari was at one time during the recent
troubles IN Rome, actually posted about the
streets of the Eternal City. Several days
elapsed before IL hidden meaning WIS pen
etrated nv our HllesoHe acquaintance. GGi-
seppe Naeone, chief detective Of the Roman
police Tie reader who IL not quick ut
guessing riddles, will find the solution Of the
followingb BY reading acros. from one inseriP-
ton ~ the other:
Death % Plus Si8.h-
MazAAl .urrBrS
The republic is tl4f best goTcrtsteIi--
Tie Nilest r1SsfulaeIt Is ,ilai ~ The Pspst
Down u 5th the Pis-Ily poser
Sovereignty a iha i.s7osIe foTeyrr
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"Morning Relief Train, soliioquisetl Mr..
Partngtom ais she sat IT, one al the New
Jersey railroad esfs, and gazed upon the
ticket which SIG lad short time previous
ly purchased Ut the depot Morning RcHef
Train-T s'pose that must be the train which
starts out every morning Ut O'Clock to
pick up the poor ereeters on the track that
have been masneated the night previous -
Dear Ele, when will railroad folks leurn to
use circumcision and rar""t rr,a tha ela Ia
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

Z LIST received from New YORK lot o ,ho''e VIZ,
~ crreS consisting III Part q ,,,
koN Eaisns las: Ffhhcs' .niifi"Ws''
curmAts; EA.ssh Nalngts, sPice: PStpe.
IngrE Mioss NhilhrE@ NHNN''
gtqT.fman: slid ON. 1sast Powders
Nusl4fa IneNae8 AHtlanr, tas NHnN t . \ HIN 4
Ahm; !. felre, stipu"f' !, "M 1900
Maekerel III Rhis ! lf bbs, ana Kegs
EnEsl,. l., N. pAAxELL,
-. >. FroGt It.
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PREMATURE GRAVE

Ir IL n lancniahtc fact that thousands ha'f at
4 brought Ia premature grave u! m':l''lhs 90.
some goaJ aiai efficient uic,ilcinr IN tine to arr
cuIir~t III disease. II j. also startling rum ifal
stIs have Ia II herltdcd to an ruinti4 .'a'' -
usr OF lanisuhaus Ba,lEauiS, lbc auii"r tl'f'''S ~
... thc usrczsiIt 8i spmc good aud clte'lh N a'a
whi, caultg h. relied tloa nhcn the ,ra cr' 81 'n
prt.ut Pms siri.tts tond mol hp uLilinc6- ha' hyH
crd to offer li~ Namaiikc idumrnI aud Anu pag
P.llstp tht 1asaiie, Those medicine ar ''hhttD -
~tGigtl. honest aid front medicines y! 'r-'h fu''
iu.. warranted tuIt.iA tcs-piultlC.
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CHICAGO MUSIC sTO 4 = !
IA. CEsANDAf4h.

Dayennort, Iowa

UlVtNVuItl WV
4 CENT far ,hp s,l'c ~ Mnstci lnSfAneNs' 49, ,,
"A Cai Mgrchau,lisc ofSyers descriptions lkHAHS' & !.
Il 4 gas celebrated PIANO FOkilsS, Ffinse \ - n
Celebrated AelndSnus, cSC. H.
II. Will also Keep hand Sheet Iese, = r. IN
test publication, Ghsdp PHhiiraii9s 81 M ~ pai
lar MrltRfs III a. dv hooks 81 Instruction for IN TIA.
10 Fares Guitar. Nicholson, FlEtAa, tiailit. 5tsat-
don Fiute, &e,, by different authors hkeh!ss station,
The subscriber hopes BY siret attention 10 business
ind faw pFie share portion al puhe !ffee.&
and rsa aess ,l.at persons wanting all tang II NJ NJ
IL e iid examine his stock ht'ere purchasing s's'
Shere.
Aas articles rot on l,sad obtained Y order. ), s,
lune Ii. - -
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< IIliEUre.

'IHE subscribers are just opening II Davenport Il
large and splendid stock Furniture r,u,,,ri M,
everything IN the G, which thes are determined to
sell tower lhah has ever been offered in This Place
lhelr stock consists III part 81 the following:
sofas from s34 to So:
Lounges from : I'm 10 sf,aG:
Tables centre, card, sewing, work, dining, break =.
fast Sc.
Stands, mahogany, cherry, wash. Sc.
Chairs, mahogany hair doth, cane, sewing French
office, ~
thdrcn'S chairs, assorted sSr..Hr
linrrans- dress, tutholstIA, scroll, lhaiu &C.
Erdsrgls rf cypry description:
NarIruhuF. ut Uil different sizes:
Mattresses, hair. moss and musk
CRIBS, ho"kIug GiaHs.rs:
Nlt"" wagons, different sizes;
safes. &c, Ne.
Hp"mt oPposit' lir F'nns, Il amin iiauyc.
Davenport, JUuu q. 'J3-l3 Ao0l.tORu ~ SMALL
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w D. SMITH.

? .
tSTATC tl-NAkER. has ~ permanently Zoe Tod At
w tamAnchs. would fsarsl4 shceiliAas and t0tintrN
n aerlih 3lWt g IL Tes4 II repair III kinds ~
tlark* ana Watsias. III sHrif way 70 give general
Satisfaction. Mprk j distance prompt. at tnd-l
N, >jgu u, 4 lng N,uteh.
Calnarrht. ntt -, I4,l-6-lf
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MORE NEW GOODS.

I IT received tr5# lhec1sIe:n clisosa choicf
j aud beautiful assyruu,lto Stnu.er 6 ods
- Tie very tatezf st,Ies aud la shton anne u
Aa,ch may b. ot1d a root stock Of
Dress Goods
krrY sWpE of ieaY dck Stlbs, Bar"ges,
L'wHs, y, l. in >. Eua Scotch Gfpghan'-
hanst.t G4ugt,vfns, lPaccas. ijut Wi.t Eag
'-a and Aacnc4a tAndl, Amrra an ana ~
I'D 2, MS q fine quality and fast ruIors. on
P 'n'-.
White Goods
Plain Swiss, sEt3i tna Jaeone Hgei rs, Cue
a II MashGs, Is3sh Linens, tine iablo Linens,
inc stu r's rArra, fl camhrir hand>ercIuets,
h.te artliin.., co{urcd Cambrcs and papT
MIsns.
Bonnet aad Dress Trimmings.
Ribbons Flor ne SILKS, atle isle, what,
Crane artificial Flowers. SIX aud Nnrsted
l;inlps and Brast. new sti dress buttons. La
ccs edgings. Insertions, Cueolisctcs, coHars.
cuffs, Sc, eorls, Linen Ippes, SIX stay ane
shoe lace>, ttas'tes.
Gloves and Hosiery
White. cf fsd amt itack Kid Cloves lest
agnhty, xfra te1yt i1ua INK slius, short do,
white ocI rud ana - ak s Is ana Lsic Gloves,
superior biaek six Elosc, line white, Stare IN
mixed hose NJ Sc d. gents. blark silk anu
best cotton, white ard nuNea ball hose.
Real Shell Combs
Shell tHck. SCI aHs rel Gvpr'g, initial ion
jo.. best EGG Reading an fine " ~ Combs
and some
Beautiful ParasoIs.
~ t'Es, sakoC,Ds:
J ne bieache' Strings and 81, ctugs;
l.neB an Cotton, Oh cks aud >lup,s;
t'eav> ricklnos, bIu,,f MI, iNeu,'rrs, and
Cpftanaies, taneh~, drills, Finr Cloths,
Al "oti. gHl coipr. lo+ summer wear,
Fn bill Dac ~A n aHd drapr u, bre,
,z I a
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Gases Of Rheua,a ism, Hurus. Ulcers, srr,n', I'M.
S9rrt, >nFe throat, Neuralgia. Top'il Ar@ in' Etc,
Pain, ia tbs ltss, side as breast, r'l', "" , ,fgr
plnp.-. diafrlio;t. have been cured "a ' TT MIA :
Also. HpinEruus eases 81 SWcvn4. h.slls' Nlp' aim
IT.. t,- Head. Ei. shoulder Poll hrll, Nl"ns ~ Mo
derS. Bolts, bniir, yellow Water. &c l'aaENJ5al,
have been afflicted With Dyspepsia LNEt X.roa5
Head Ache. diseases 81 the shin, Jani"''' u.
Pains "f ali kinds. billion, HfleItou,- t"e' III,
mails Aiie, tons, Nc, have been rr,lnfe' I'M n
hcaltli ts the us OF Giimore's Anll-Bhio"H "'s'
Gray Hairs, ar J..
and Premature 3aiiGcss prevented lE iie ,te,i,og.
Mckinrk sirr.tssian Hair Tonic. ltiN ,ar.
binalion prevents The hair from falling "n' t.
it> grow ia and readers il sofl and slo 5.
Agents Wanted, ,.acslg.
in rNerl town throughout The Initrd Sla'N Il ,mr.
eff NtSnGs Celestial Baini, MI uifH",r i,t aA
~ for ttnltfa, Btslntcn, Diarrioa' FUN
all t.ains Ia the bow .ls.
POISON, ,,I.aa
r. j. MrkinN'. Worm Medicine conan, ~ ALTON
aud j. warrani Il purely vegetable ihS tinal ca.
has expelled Worms oIall Kind. from 'l'V Va d.
ual when other preparations ofgrcat rePu'V 10
Fever and Ague .,r.ort ia.
IN oil us yafioas ttpes permanently 'v": FNct
iur, 10 the system. l., the asc OFT. j. M'hL IN, been
and A2ue pills Til. tonic preparation tia
cquaed. II never Fails. Ir. il and W
agIc rs.u l,r cared Ut
For sale by NEBE y SroNrn, ! na'epP"'
STEPHENSON y CARNshAN\ lows"
In. I,RwooB,
nov -, is.l3--iANirN
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LD.NI.S.S CiRED!
r.,ersor,s American Hair Restorative

BADNESS CIRED
Esaerson's American Hair kestoi"'' n,p
NOR RESTORING The hair or Heads rorEl sod
Il and IL ut lie hair from filling Tti !. NV
en- upuoIs uf l.FEt,n~ who afr il-llE H., ar Bald
article. recently intrniurrd j. sure ln'h- Lur The
ness aud AZ III si.ii Il lc test uf d-rrrhiiE .rlu
prunrears have 81. h confidence IN II nj. npA NfEb
he their Agents la take Bald eases "h "
Price Ia b. agreed upon between NE ~" Accents.
u,t GtI,-i, WEBB 4 SLOWER, hs :onr,.
{. T.. FISHER y CO, Hand. obi"'
- superior street,
RENWICK & SON, ,,,CE.
STEAAIBoA At AGENTS, FORWAku,,i,h,NS''rs Yrs,
COMMISSION Mhh' h''
Bazaar Landing, lava,
- FSPErTFttLIY cali The attention. " XXI nd, cfli%
IL prrs. aud The pIblic generally 10 1--WE
IA ~. A. .l,r. and shP ,,,
lr,y viii ii All times p, ready !" sn"n5izc 10 hn
ar, ,sprpiiou 81 pr.lurr and Ihr'''m ,,romlA ~"
and sell uH commissions. ana lr"Su' Ln may a's
Siri, attention fts The Interests Z" ~ uubiic COM
them with ,heir patronage I" mcrt "'' bg
deuce. t.,J carried "n )" IL,
Ibr i.sia,r.s viii br conducted az" H. Fulior' a.
.,,,lr,,n. builn. rarrntly erccioh .! "" la CONN
,,,rt,tra a. HE j;a.aar to which ! attain The r'F
,iu~ ku.lu f,f steamboats, al an a'"~ th impofhl N
,nL ,,...s.,.s advantages iN "ral'c 10 Wv risast re-
simmer uot lie ipIst at whirh II ''"' ~ ans, es
he ,.",,oired fr",a tue Warehouse !" Mny ., F's'
bval- L. thu Warehouse
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aEss,ssSftsIts AZ l.tsi.
A Mystery Fxplaiast
aENdI9sI nos = 'EIsltiN. 0I|0I y w y
DR.. / l.. I'D ! NS
DR. A L. ADAMS LIVER EAlSAY
cnly gs,iatle Medicine Ever Discovered.

th. atgtt ~ sra.e. 1te most sttBrtrst laNy H,HR.
Il. most 4H-aine atafir-. ana pronounced thr hi'"
BHiaAH to is8 tia
ONLY RELIABLE HABBlNGEE or lltALiH
g4 4gg AFFLrrrEn- ENEGF WliE"E'
Testimonial, come Gp from every 'rark y be- b4tl
- ,, q M pyir,..i6,s al gratitude for The rcid
received ts Il, as. And IN Submitting iai- Nt
Lirer BatSaa i Halytdudo all tlasc seferh3 u"
der
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RE NOV A /. .

rr,3ts Undersigned takes this methud q 'sa Fias ~
| ffi,snsis IL nseetpaet, kn,h isisFd. M"etass u
t-sssgs sua ati t,& rss;sN raNRa about tai IL ias
ygmalxd a. >tpre III tAt Nee Basiatsa. aafssf ~
Seeag ava skea4a S9rsSfS,
TaaaNfa tar sesA ''crat lstlEsfta@a
,sNv III sra induced In Il t. ssek better iasi l9t
"a IL Aaftur, hn sst ilal he shall y atA u ~
al 5assaAs Ssery ~ a.'sr EfRt ss "a -
ftaasr.f. ne. enis "a rates, frf &AfeNf AM s'
rs 81 JaeAs -, -. - f-,
And a..,s Iaaeg Bra Gesas will iern q hsfsees'
: fz.ssEaf s5rt5oH of oar business " s1tSli 81 ~
st.Ylar sstsnt8ea 10 ltc s,ie OF GARfe4s, and isr
tAls ear;aSe as,s atei uP room desg@ed sN.'fess.
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GARNET yu9NTTuRE.
NEW GROCERY STORE.

n ais. Is hes- Boston. and Pittsburgh N;.sl~ r.
y eg57ss al.8 fGr sale by NJ BAIIEEf..
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MELoDlIg NTs,

49, and $40. LE .& al 81 which
Will br -ald low for tlt ready pay.
Ice. =. isia. jos. a. CRANBALi..
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Danazk Letter and Note Papers.

WHITE aaJ li8c- GI,aua piatn. pSv Opening 4.
w JuE B.yEsrppF Book sfaRt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17
RICHMOND MARKETs-April Ia

Ton 'Cco--The market is without mango. We quote
Lugs nj s. To "a; sales mostly rs 10 so c. ON.
mon Leaf I To SO; Fair to 8 SO; Good 9toI0 Fine
stemmug 10 u II 70. Fine anuf,rtu ing 10 so to Is
rs.
RYE-75 to so cts. per Misunderstanding to quality.
CoRN-725l175 cents per busI ell.
CoRS MEAL-85e a 90 PR hushel.
OATs-5O cents per bushel.
BACON Mountain cured hog round 81 a 9 cents +;
City cured and Smthfed hog round 10 to lUd cents
Western Sides 81 Shoulders7 u. Hams IL 10.
CofFEE-We quote Rio d ls1c; Laguyra I2aI25
Java is to l49; Mocha ID a Ia CTS.
FISH -Nluckerc, Ma, small, 6 n "a; tho latter for
Bosto" inspections; HALIFAX Herrngs No. J. S. % 81
u h. gross S34 a.
EuTTER-Go,hen, Is - cls Modntain Isa2I CT;
poorer sorts, suitable for table use are sold a;
low az 10 Is cts.
l.ARD--Ne in bbs, sl01 cts ; kegs ia
LAVE SrocK-Beef Cattle scale W, ght, 1925 81 25.
gross; Sheep III 3 90 nctt Hog Sc 25 nett.
SuGARs We quote Porto Rico 81 81 cents; New
Orleans "a GO Refined Loaf 81 IA TO- Crushed 9 2
II 3D. Powdered . a 0 4; Coffee Sugar rs ~
LIME-From wharf 81 so; from store Al 625
GUASo-Peruvian $50 6l Mexican $35 so
PLAsrEH-Sales Lump S. l-s at hart So on Basin;
Ground 30.
SEEDs-Clover Seed $5i per bushe; Timothy S3I to
s39 tero Grass 81 % | 30; Faxseed 81 25
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17

In the Senate, ON Wednesday, Mr.. Rusk in
pursuance of notice, introduced bill providing
for the transportation of the mails of the United
States on Rail Ronds which was read and refer
red to the Committee ON the Post Office and Post
Roads. This bill provides that all Rail Rood
Companies or individuals owning Rail Roads
now constructed or hereafter 10 be constructed,
who may contract with the United States TO chr
ny the mails troops, and munitions of war, free
of charge, aud allowing the Post Master General
to regulate the manner and times for trnnsporta-
ton, shall BE allowed To import, FREQ of duty all
iron required for construction and repair of said
road; and to all e,mpanies that now have or may
hereafter construct u good substantial double
track, who may contract as aforesaid, shall be
granted six sections of public land for each mile
of said double road.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17
OBITUARY.

Died at the residence of her father, Samuel
Booker, Esq in this city, ON the 9th inst, MILE
Irving BOOKER, in the 9th year of her age.
Nearly six years ago, when the deceased was
an unconscious infant, her mother was called a
way. in all the beauty of opening womanhood;-
Now the same inscrutable destiny las called
home the beautiful child. Her gentleness and
delicacy of disposition were but little fitted Tor
contact with "a world like this. and God, IN his
dispensaiions, called her TO company with KIND
red angels. Her pathway in life, bright and nap
ply n a beam Of sunshine, reached Its terminus
in heaven, ere her sinless spirit had felt The
blight of pain or sorrow. To those INJECTED
with her by ties of blood and association, tberel
no other consolation except that found IN the
happy thought that she was one OF those OF
whom us the kingdom Of Heaven" and that she
has joined her mother in that world whore there
aro no partngs. The translation OF Elijah Is
but type of that better translation which hits
the child to Heaven, when il dies in unconscious
ness of sin, and with u spirit over whose purity
the serpent has left no trail. The friends and
relatives of such should feel that affections of
this character "angels sent on embassies OF
love-" and not yield 10 II selfish grief. {. j.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-17
Land for Sale.

Cd OFFER FOR SALE MY TRACT OF LAM
'~ lying in Bedford County. Big Otter river and Q
the main Forest road, leading from Lynchburg and Lii
erty, % miles from the former place and from the n
err aud in a miles of Lowry's Cut, a regular stoppO
point on the Va. Il Tenn Railroad adjoining the land
ofCornelius NOEL. ST.. Wild Lowry, and others.
bout one hall OF this tiact is in original growth with
vast quantity OF excellent Pine and White Oak timbe
and Is r't rate Tobacco land the balance is cleared a
the larger potion in fine heat. The Improvement
consist OF n new Frame Dwelling House. new Kitchea
New Barn. Stables and every other necessary house
further description is deemed unneres .ary, as thOs
wishing t" purchase will come and view for themselves
Will take pleasure in showing the land a, any time
apl 1.c4wif CHARLES p WILLIAMS