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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12
Sn0l EN-. DC

lime at % lon 80 seen chip show az Boston
Nos IS S. supposed the Shooting Star kinsmau' from new
York Anil IS lCr Hong kong. -, - ~.
Aug 2 LAT g p len g. snip Laacaef Johe'' H'' N''
for New-YOrk. MI, N-t.,.-.., s-,,,
New, dfort June g Tor Callac. ,-
Aua lat 40 s.. on 81 %, Was passed arFe Anet
ship ith painted poTs steering 5 showing sn- VITA "
@ or l. n L. 49,. - pl-.-a
Aug "a lat q q g. ion Al 10 Wa seen ship Ji Edward
BsrEsr rom New YORK Mas 10 for san Francisco
Aug II lat 20 So lon o. &c. Dark May Queen Of anq o
Bsitn for West Indies =, .- p-.....h...
SEP. = Ia5 miles from sandy Hcok steamer riOin'
fiou, New \ ora for san Juan, Mic . -
sept G. 81 miles ; tron Hsterss was sen Se4t, s.
o.S h Of the South New 1orS for New orleans
SEPT Oh Bsrle.i brig EdnbuIs OF binsor nom Lu"e0
Tor Baltimore.
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Passengtra Arrived

n ne fiod Hisip CIl,coe frOsi GLasqov-Mr ~ Tbouson
Mr and Mrs Jeffrey hlss Bsth9as Jessis Hope suAtOn
ysnet Mckenzie Mrs Mar Ann Mcln,yre Mrs NJ Teuror
Mics sloan Mr. sd Mrs Moocs Mr. and Mrs. sloan Mr. and
Mrs Riee w and Mrs Burke children snd servant Mrs
Daley children and servant Messrs McKay Tho. Miller
Geo. Matthews NJ Wllett, A O. Crisp Robert McFarane
Rev Mr. Bssh NJ. and AEs Reeke. Messn. r. Cocar.ns
Coehrape, Commelin Mr. aud Mrs Walton Mes.s Walker
G. fsser francis Fraser VIM simpson John Allen IRAN
s Degs Ihcs Young John Walker James Spencer Lirte
i0hn Rev c. Bennett Miss Goslsnd MIS- Fyfe Mr. William
Fraser, Rev. Mr. IDsls Robert Miller, Mrs Miller NJ ri
Obey, Mr. and hTs Barclay, Messrs II. 4. smith William
Dnke McGeachen, CunnB CHAM, Mr. and M. Graham aud
children. Mis- STARK NJ Cunningham, Mis.ss Am Gre.g
Cruckshanks NJ Haclie-and $50 in steerass
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By TeiegYnnh.

sosIoN-Arr sept 10, barb Jsni.s, BeenOs Ayrsa July
o. eft IN port lds for New Yolk bnss Robert Wiag Lion
and Nehemiah Hsbe Aus. p, st. Is 20 w. s@w bari May
Cnten Of Baltimore Aso bark Sumter, London; shrs
Gen. Taylor. %
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IarL.t.. Repor.ed ~ Tetgrapl.

Providence sept s-CorToS withou, ms,eri4l charge
WooL-The prices favor buy-rs although the market
tive week with fair demand, sales 5000 rs PAINT
CLorH-MsIsei nsetiye prices Irregular sales 22ieo
pieces
NV ORLEANS Sept s-rhe Co-Tog market 10 dull; the
to-day 700 6Ges Flour q finn. Ohio quoted a.
S7 IS
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DaItImore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Monday, SEPT IT, l55E
Eghteen hundred head Of Beef Cattle offered Five
hundred and hy driven eastward seven hundred LEFT
over and hye hundred and y sod prce ranging from
- the hoof which l. decline Of sc q cwt Hoes
The supply large. -Four thousand head offered The
market dull and prices declining Sales made a, Is 70
SO ~ y cwL
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frcm Our Correspordeafs
PHILADELPHIA, Sept Ii--sTrfre6-Bark OAK, Ryder
Boston; ,chr. A. Terll, Bell. DO.
CIeare9-sehn- Geo Holman Nicksrson, Cambridge A.
TerIn, Bel, Boston Jacob Raymond. Bourne Nantucket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

Three new Banks are included in this month s
statement.
The Ner- Orleans Price Current gives the following
comparative summary of the Exports from that port
for the fiscal year ending June &c. 1853 and June 3d.
1854:
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Receipts OF Produce sur.l1.

By North Rirer bbl Flour 80 pkgs Ashs CO..
DO WHISKY % Ss7 bush Oats 81 do Barley, lB gi5 do
Gem 500 DO Wheat sS5 sides Leather AZ Ikgs Lard ~
DO Meel 80 do. Pork
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Ocean steamers.

LIST % STEAMERS
q Lors from Havre CO~es FOR YORK Auf 50
Ssgsra....... Sailed from Liverpool for Boston. SEPT
Atlantic Sailed from Liverpool f1r New York Sept
Sailed from yepool for NeE Yors Sep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

Mr. No renaxfG Tia uArktt this veek hss eteh
s-f rsrt Of he wsei ana bsthe have beer suKeas
- PuFehase II the opnoH OF many dealers that - TAI
have hsd VI save tenc'uey 10 keep srrat anJ -
bsrp orr erpecf IT, market 5t--er
Coed Lands arr scars Good huou sheep 1 DER ad
nd gocd EEts az seiltE vel T. vees clos.s wt
BIZ surpv ard ke prospect raffer Eocd M1tt1n
ug by hr " ~ nEteI Market from % sc 2 D.
80 from 20 ~.
R spouis 9th or -bserTst7rs e. tre 1tner ,rser
rase. The .as this morning aver Ct TIE seller, a.
con rarei with las' Monday.
VEALs-Ws don't know how to account for the Increase
firm 1911 The previous week So ast week oy th- adsr
Rs vsr,t Boaf there has been increased demand
advance price The receipt from 0her oaees ano1 the
ssue tss beea OF Ie. and The quality without y2naon-
ne cali nursrs machine mentioned st repo-; Of the
Fsrmer. Cub shcud b. adopted b. al the milk dsnes %
the ves Of calves thrown sway Tse total number
tutchered this week only numbers ,le2
MILK COWS.-The destruction Of Johnsons Disfery BY
ere week Hast have effect sPor s msrset 5r eSws .
shouf 90 iept there for their mk upon sS A. Gems
dsy Az fast hes go fat Trey sent 70 me itchef
vlrh rsde room for lesn from the county good
mauy eed the hos ec stables his wafm weather and
he sc, had = b. FLED by purchases For time this
must afect sales A. ind les number o-sring
today than h.v, any Monday flr ong time slf We
think farmers viii fnd the prices bid n the country this week,
~ the considerably re1aeed Oar sdvee
not eel You have tie ProsPec. OF fall feed and can
hold m VOC ct better prices We fnd good May dry
suong he bceys They tEng for theE neat Than
thew do for milk
SWINE Ii perfectly surpas bow many hcgs be
sold such week The sst past Who much
mystery who struck Silly Pattersou" Nobody Owns -
eating Il yet somebody does for the most Of the hogs Killed
~ rack make lard II the weather would permit
II this change holds VIII effect the hog market than
any other description Of cEfe Hams sold Of al pro
portion 70 the pce Of hogs on foot 4Gl5c Poand com
The following report Of the great city hog market BY G.
W. Dornsn salesman - the Union Drove Yards
Received Erie Read l4s7 Ohio fed 29 this State,
ted; ~ , fed By Hudson River Road SIS sill fed
hoss 100 fed LEFT last week making ia al offered
Tor sale $50 portion Of the sales were e. the following
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To lfnriners.

cr>,lfNcs Pofvr BrcY-We requested to STATE tta'
the Buoy Camring's Point has been re pseeo " ~
enc rsiuted black AMI Numbered u uailestda NVN'1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

Our mafke GOV vel c ad up, With 0gt ieW ei oVet M
sold snd . Ter the hogs alone at distiery
have eject because they feed
ing snd Fad nch send good fat fed hogs
vii them than they will for still hogs but thoss
that psT in buying must expect % get from
only such df-wo0d trash. Send good stock
and ycu get FOOD Price We have lean beeyes enough
TON Ohio. Rithout tAkinE all yonr staIy ed hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

sNhTun sLhAkAc........THts DAY
trs-k<es.. 81 sets....... II MooN-Risee Q 2sa
HIeH SAEss........ THIS DAYS
Sandy Hoof II - Gov Island 10 "A Hell Gate ...... Is
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mater 0nre.

NETWORK CITY and ORANGE NOUN
IN TAIN WATER CURE-The largest, eompiets ssd
thoroughly Furnished In this country ahordns privileges city
and country. -.
Travellers accommodated With transient board Of No !"
IAN - '''-'' " B. II WELLINGTON, NJ D.
South Orsnse MI o w. NAY. NJ D.
WATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL,
w No Is Lssbt 81 r. T. TRAIL, MD, Principal Ae
eonDodstions for 100 persona Competent remee
WATER-CURE HOME, COUNTRY and
w CITY-Dr. sHEws at 0yster Bay u Ia ior sun,
er reached daily by e.mer fo, FULTON Ferry Aad
Dr. TAYLORs cor shsy and ssth-st, near CgaAi Passs,
open the whole year, reached By aPevn Inc
bsst Of azd rseasbs terms st beth places
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7ae Boston JoWraai says:

IAN increased demand for Mouev has sprung no
within few days, and the market On harder anl
nByieding In its general appearance than az the
beginning of the week. II is difficult to account Cor
change 60 unwelcome and so unexpected, but he con
tnued pressure and sustained rates of discount in
New-lork have doubtless considerable influence in
the matter. Paper OF prime quality passes at 10 T.
cent but less freely and some 81 the leading discount
houses refuse anything at less than H. and some hold
at ~ az minimum.
T1e Philadelphia Ledger Of to-day says
'The loans Of the city and districts as well as those
issued on account Of railroad subscription as for other
purposes, are greatly depressed aud are gradually
sinking. The decline from day to day is so slight as
hardly to be percepthle, but compared with price.
current month ago the falling 81 very manifest.
MARYLAND Coal TRADr.-During week ending
I'd of September, 6ss9.O7 tuns Of coal passed over
:he Cumberland Companys Railroad, and sou tuns
over the Mount Savage Notwithstanding Il, So6.O7
TINS for the week. and POS Ss9O tans for the year
iro. he FrUstburg region Same time 3,72O.os tuns
,ssse over the Homecoming and Baltimore and Ohio
Railroads from the Westemport region-making
l23. IN tuns from that region for the year.
Amount for week from entire region. l6 o25.09 tuns
Of which 2,sisl7 tuns went to market by Csnal and
I9ose.l2 by railroad. Total for the year from the en-
tire regiCu as, 1891 uns Of which 100 340l4 tuns
-descended the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and
3l2 Sa907 tuns went to market By the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad
The following letter from Mr.. Burial giving the
latest information in regard to the progress OF the
work
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD 0FFIcE,
CHICAGO, Sept. 9, 1854.
To ne Ezessss Co.iftes Of nc Iiaois Cezral Railroad Ca
GESrLEsES-Since the LIST inst. l have passed in
company with our Chef-E Engineer K. b. Mason, ESQ.,,
ever thu entire main line of road between Csiro
and La Sale, 3os msles sHa and lie condition be
follows; TIE track k laid and ready Ger operation
r.,t..-.. ana yrux A. .u.,. - .---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

The letter sheet Price Current of The Mobile Jour
val Of Commerce furnishes the following statement of
the value of exports to foreign ports from the port
erM0,,le 70, the year 1853, and for the first six
months in 1884:
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- - - - ~
TlnGnflGl.

GREAT HEssIAN STATE LOAN OF
To ts ssiSS sr.ed .siS,3Scssa
;,;1;es Sy he ocycicai' snd
by The eninep, ssnkpg Hcsss o. Assr, A. sVs 1
capitol prizes must be gained, VIZ s,so
ste Of '''''.'.'''
q Of .. 500 - of............. ~
Se &c TIE smallest Prize j. SIS
III next drawing win take P'ssoin December i''L
rHe PRICE oy sH,sgsr As FoLto"s. -
share er.........s 80 shares tor.'.'.'''..'''-tS
Is se. ,Si b. ded on rscsp, Of olan bsak rO,es
bills on Taiope Sc For the seceiiy o. nc p5os tIe Pr
Irh, tSe former agents. on sEsa s P'tss, ~ aa,
signed MAKE Seiea from Tie sa''s"' - a"s f'" 49,"
,5 have great pleasure IN sunourelat that Trey az sew
appointed Sole AF as 10, h n S q n the ss ,s ys.
thev have paid 70 successful hOlders@ .hese. Or srs
Prs; s9SSSH. 4 Il Msnchs,sf
ss, The Dsw,ns each shareho4~ viii res'ss Yet Of
Name East West iudies CsnAaa Fsfs L'nson
Nswh ON i SS DELAY 70 Mcssrs A sCHwARzsc HLp
soes BANKERS. Frank Maine Ser"s @ ihsu
House MessIs A. sChMARzCnSi,Lho .s,v 70 =. "%
returned to tie sender he PFser' IT, 'haT'' N 49,
Ing drawing in be rwarded
nIVIDEN D.-The DlkECIOkS OF me
- xNrcKFRBOCKER LEE INSURANCE 60. on tAis
sty have declared semtAnnual Dividend Of three and Sss
ss Ps ss1 On I .ud p eS he i5 The ~ books
/ will he closed until that time .,,rr,rp s,
NEw.YoRK. Sept IL, 1854 -
NETTING ofthe BONH HOLDERS. STOCK
~ HOLDERS and CREDITORS Of The sfALo end
Stw.YORK CITY RAILROAD CONTAIN VIII oe hed IL
he Office OF James O. kirgs Sons No % VIVIAN 81 IN tae
Ct Of NewYork ca THURSDAY the ian day OF septem-
~ 1854 AZ o'clock p NJ on bnaiRess OF mach importance
10 ali uartes Interested IN the Road ,,,-,,,,
3" va t THEODORE SEDGWlCk,(
FDW. WHlrFhoUSEt itommftee
DENNISG DUER,
OFFICE of the GROCERS' FIRE lNSU-
\IRANCE COMPANY "A Dividend II cl0.iF Per
cent hes been declared able demand ~ he ofee No.
81 wbll-st THUS. O'1EGNLSAr' ''s''sp.
NTOTICE.-A special meeting of the Stockhold
~ et, Of the MAIDEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY
viii be held ct the fremont Hous, Ia Boston on FiuDS,
Sept IS at 10 o'clock AM r s. CONVERSE, Clea
plymouth BANK, Plymouth Indiana
The Of this Bank bought cent dcosnt, By
s FOSTER, No "a PeaFlst
DEDEMPTION Of OHIO ST0CK-Six per
cent Loaa redeemable s9er 1855 The Comm'ssoasrs
OF the the Ohio will redeem each
OF the months of AUGUST SEPTEMBER, and OCTOBER,
ONE BUNnRET rH0USAND DOLLARS Of Ohio per
cent scks due se 'he Sls' day Of December 1855 snd
will psy thereon premium Of sent together vii the In.
tere the date OF purchase Bonds 10 be psssntsd
the Office Of the Transfer Aren't No 50 bssyeTst Nsv
-Yorf BY order Of the Board
W. ID. MORGAN, Acting Commissicaef.
Columbus Ohio. Aug I. 1884
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-12

.,1TPF1T HEssIAN STATE LOAN q
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New-York Cattle Market.

Total .Tvas for slsas scr
previous
hhk CeSt received last week 2S7
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-02

wounded IN the battle Of the 18th The loss of
ihe French was 1850, aud the Russian loss be-
tween and 5000.
Prince Napoleonhasa arrived at Constantinoplc,
suffering from darrhaa
IN The attack on the 9TH. forty thousand Rus.
Suns "err engaged. Several uf their redoubt,
VIZ i"h'a. but ega'n re.captared.
Letters irom 1"nstantinopi, dn.cd Nov. 9TH
staie thai 1o10 French frool, had sailed from
thrrr Ter tn Crmca with favorable wind.
Miss Nightingale, with 81 nurses for the hos.
fitais at Senta"i had arrived nj Con,tminopc
SECOND DISPATCH.
IRON Tue Special Correspondent of the Bnlti-
moro sun.
The general intelligence by the steamer Africa
Il highly interesting and exciting though there
was nothing more Of decisive character from
sehastoPol beyond tine 9th instant. breaches
had been made by the allies in the cnemv's for
tresses by lnecssant caunonadug but they had
no SPECIAL effect, and were filled up by the Rus
SANS almost rs soon as made. The firing had
s!aeNened considerably ON both sides. and CON
sIueraoIe tune had been consumed in burying the
o'au' and clearing away the rubbish of the battle
ON the 9th.
The allies were fortifying their position ON the
leit bank nj fscheruaga.
lhe ramored engagement the 9th was with
out foundation in truth. No fresh sorties had
been made until the sth.
Eight thousand English and French troops,
one thousand six hundred seamcn were about
making an assault, which was expected soon to
take place Sealing ladders had been ordered up
for this purpose
1t was thought at last accounts that the rear
of the allies position was made impregnahle
Further destructive fires had taken place in
Sehastopol; but they were eXtinguished.
y magazine and warehouse of provisions were
destroyed.
The Hospital of Sebasopol was set on fire by
n bombshcll from the allies. and it in
flames. There were about 20O0 sick and wound
ed therein at the time, all of whom persisted in
the flames and were buried beneath the ruins
This is described as a most appalling and heart
rcnding scene.
1t was rumored that the object of Lord lalmers
tons visit To France was to consult with the EN-
peror upon the re.establishment of Poland to her
former nationality. Other reports say, however
that his object was To make an alliance TO pre-
vent America from absorbing Cuba, lIayti, aud
The Sandwich Islands.
The Russians were unable to bury their dead
and they were throwing the putrid bodies into
the sea.whch rejected them and the shore was lit
orally strcwn with human bodies, from which
was emitted Il sickening stencil for miles around.
THE AEoTIcS PASSENGERS.
The Africa brings nothing further in regard TO
the Arches passengers and all hope of ever hear
ing from them is nearly or quite abandoned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-02
THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3O.-Flour Is unchange
and 10 sales to-day. Wheat is very firm, i
consequence OF helght supplies. Corn is I'M
changed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-02

NYEGKOES WANTED.-The subscriber
~ continues in market for NEGROES, of both
sexes, between the ages of 10 and 30 years, in
GLIDING Mechanics, such us Blacksmths and
Carpenters, and will pay the highest market
prices in cash His office is "A newly erected
brick building on lst or Lynch street, immediate
~ in rear of the Farmers Bank, where he is pre-
pared, (layng erected buildings with that view
10 board negroes sent to Lynehburg for sale or
otherwise, on moderate terms, and keep them
secure if they were placed in the jail of the
Corporation. SETH WOODROOF.
sep 2s-d&c6mos.
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,SD0lpiUD m III, North.

NEw YORK, Nov. eft is now showing here.
We learn by telegraph, this morning flom var-
Gus directions in this region that this snow storm
is very general.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-02

GLOTHING AT COST Intending to mike SCI
~ eral important changes in our business, We hhYe
determined q sell off our entire sock ct and we'll
nude CLOTHING at PRIME COST Our stock
ssts of large assortment of OvrrCoats. Dress mud
Froc c oats Pants aad We t. aud every ntice usually
kept in Clothing Store. Come one and sl ind our
word ioI it, you buy GREAT BARGAINS. at
WELLER \ cos,
Main ST. in Col A. Lefwich's Brick Store,
Near Liberty Warehouse, Lynclburg, Va.
noy28-lw
IL Greenhrier Era conY week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-02
IJIANkSGN1\GDAN

NEW YORK, Nov. Thanksgiving was OBJ
served to-day generally, in this State. Bust
ness was suspended.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-02
s.. pETERsBuRG, Russia, !

Sept. Is. 1883
DEAR +: The war is scarcely begun. There
is no chance for any Power, be ever great
to conquer Russia. The Emperor is only pre-
pairing for war, Next year he will have in the
field, ready for active battle, one and half mil!
lions of soldiers, we'll drilled. The people are
all for the war; and he has no trouble in getting
soldiers, for il is with them religious war. They
want the christian faith to be sanctioned over
the world. They are the most deyout people on
earth, and the last cruclX will go for the war be
fore they give up"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-02
NOVEMBER 20, 1854.
WINTER GooDs-sEcoND SUPPLY

WINTER GOoDS-SECOND SUPPLY.
~ GORGE NJ. RUCkER CO., respectfully INFORM
VI rleif and the public (wanting goods) that
hcy are now in receipt Of their Stock OF Goods, pur.
chased in the last few days in the Northern cities -
These Gond. were scirclc carefully with reference 10
the wants of the Season embracing The newest ,tyes.
being of the mpotnrnns, Of god nplit, and Will
be III at satisfactory prices to all Per.ofs WANTING
such goods no y dl"t
To the People of the City OF Lynchbuig and all
the Surrounding Count es.
VOHN J. 1T RVS. Ae"a t..f krat, Fame h'nt'
- under the -.yle of ''Ag't lr p. ). h"h ,"'" r'
cpving nnoiher
supply OF New Goods,
Of almost every description, -uhr chg new vi Drr.-
Goud. Irish Linen FlanHris Lnsry-. Ca sinctt.,
Kerseys. Kentucky Jci8-, *. &c.
$40 ShaWs more or to-, Of NaroaS ~ unusual
ly cheap prices
n B-Nepy Goods received nearly ever, week.
no o3-dt, JNO J.. PuRVlS Ag't. Nc, &c.
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OFFICE

oEGtE-ile,ing sid cut my eHtife srp h Il
q od~ l., Nj =. /. Sarhrtt who " ia .u the
busiue,, in the huusr Tor nNur) H. prrilulty
,u''t Tor hn attention his advertisement assuring
my oil customer. aud the pa 'r roocnlly. TINT the
Oh either wholesale retlil will - offered upon
sueh Turns il. cam ut ial II l,ea4e.
may be found ut the store, uni "arue-js cal upon
a1 AZ to Indebted Ia ceme forward md mike
irmrlialo pnPHnent, "A, i my md purpose t" wind np
m, hn,tHr,, vth thh least possible delay.
GEO. BA6Bl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-02

baltimore, Dec. Flour aud grain very
firm and uucl augrd. Wheat, no salcs, owing To
scarcenesS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-02
-TNTI Y n U
W VI. |. llOl T.


EiGE-llnlns bought from Nj Geo Bngh,
' hI~ entire toe, If Gn'ds md mi intending Ia
continue the business, viii sell such piiens eun-
MOI ta u prlsi' all Win IA cheap uod-.
The ,tock al Gr'errie, Is eool aud hat Of Iron Tn,
l. - Pip, Shert Iron y. the complete ia the
rIf, Il. /. SAthEHF
Nosrmher - 1871.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TelegIaphed foi the Daily virginian
MARKETS..

NEW loRE Dee. l-Southcrn Flour droop
lns. Na"s Ss.H il -. Wheat. southern white
@:n3. tern ,rih, lower Sales at -scts u
90 ct>.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-02

Extract off letter from respectable and well
Informed citizen of the | nited States to friend
in Mn shinrtnn. lntnl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-02

I (RTSH WrtNFAtN MILL StOneS.-
- The undersigned are procuring from their cee-
nuted quarry, al the Bnsa Mountain Montgomery
~ Nil, Stones md Burrs Of the very hest quality. The
reputation of thes@ stones widely know n, but tic
Railroad giving increased facilities in filling ORDERS
We hive APP United Mcdaniel Huri & Preston and Lee
johnson, Lyncbug, agents for the sale OF n N,
Who will receiv and have them fulfilled e, t.s
shortest no ice.
Our Address, b. burg. Montg emery county va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Co
james NJ Williams, Danville, v, Reynolds d. Co.
Leah lille, n. q. are alsc agent I.P.&Co
Fob "A
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LATE NEWS BIZ THE MAILS.
Arrival OF the steamer Africa.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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NEW IoRk, November .

r.r ALLIES IL 4 CRITICAL POSITION.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-23
.Ye,v .yeyseu zinc Paisets.

B The Subscribers have hand and will be constantly
supplied mandatory Zinc Paints
made by the celebrated
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY,
which they the and accommodating
SNOW WHITE universally acknowledged superior
lead hitene,, braaey and durability either inside
1t will much greater surface than equal weight
rendering economical wh being from
poisonous the health
familiar with the delaterou quality
featured from Lead
BROWN peculiar protective quail
ties especially recommended for
faces STONE COLOR possesses similar properties the
Brown the color better adapted for painting bdngp
pots BRIDGES The Company the Paints
by them be and keep fresh and soft reasonable
time any climate. To be used precisely like White
az OIL kegs Of 100 Ih,
sale by BoGERT, WILLIAMS CO.,
qdpst Camps street.
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The friends of temperance are impressed will
the hope that the new Canadian Parliamen
will pass prohibitory liquor law similar t.
that of Maine.