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LATEST DoDGE.A Jeremy Didder in Phila-
delphia, few days ago, being in want of funds,
some old champagne bottles, and after filing
them with water, neatly corked and labeled
them The next step was to brokers', where
six dozen of them were sold for $36, apparently
an alarming sacrifice. jerry did not, however,
respect honor among thieves, and made off with
the entire profits, and being s' blown :" on by his
accomplice was arrested for swindling and COM
mitted to prison
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-15

SAD Acc1DENT.-A young man named W. Fl.
we learn from the Augusta Constitutionalist.
He was crossing the bridge over the canal, near
Augusta, when he was oyertaken by the engine
he endeavored to escape by dropping down be-
tween thessleepers, but was caught by the Cow
Catcher, and thrown on the road, the engine
passing over his thighs. He died the following
morning.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY Is, 1854
MISCELLANEOUS.

SPRING DRY GOODS =
~ GIQUEL d JAMIsDE.
NO. 10 CtfARTREs sT'REET
u received from ships Gsorg Thorns r. ao.ss ur
enberg from syance, and Roeksway from liverpool splendid
RICH PRINTED BAREGE ROBES. and founcsa.
RICH PRINTED BAREGEs.
PLAID. PLAIN. FIGURED AND STRIPED BARRGEs.
RICH BAYADERE BA REtsE ROBES.
PRINTED ORGAEDY ROBES, and aoGnres
Pk!NTED oRGASDY ROBES ASDJACoSETs.
MOURNING A sd SECOND MouRSISG JAc0SETs
PRINTED LINEN CAAfBRIC FOR DRESSES.
pia pLAIS, aI, ! PLAID L "a, AND psf sTRIPED @ GLNsHAHs.
FaAlS FG B4REGEs' ie hs' EGs 0 pELs ALE coLoRs
SUN SHADES AND PARAsoLS.
BoBlSET AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLIN DRESSES
PLAIN STRIPED PLAID AND EMBROIDERED SWISS
JAGoSET, NANsooK, NULL NULL AND CAM
SWISS AND JACoNET BANDS.
EMBRoIDERED cHEMLsETTEs AND SLEEVES.
LADIES, LADIES, I'd 70 CHI caTLbRES,s pr @ COTTON HOSE.
EAs epkES sS GSz M aSD nrprso SHIRTS
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS, GAUZE AND 4MERINo SHIRTS.
SES SESSTLEMESs MEMS linen AND COTTON SHIRTS.
LADIES' KID AND SILK GLOVES.
-f- BALL AND WEDDING DRESSES.
LINEN GOODS.
IRISH LINEN AND PLkTILLAs
BlRDS EYE AND HuCKABACK DIAPERS. .#.. .,0.%
bISEN III I'M s1ksTlff. y. III @ ~ is4 i24, and ia4
LINEN MOSQUITO NETTING.
BoBiHET . ~ FOR BARS.
LONG LAWN AND CRASH.
DAMAsK NAPKINS AND TOWELS
LINEN cAhbRic HASDKERcHIEFs from 81 to 1854 dozen
PLANTATION GOODS
an Kinda WINTER GOODS will be sa reduction Of twenty
hye Peir CENT GIQUEL Il JAAIseN,
thHytra atre1
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TIE FIRE AT ToLEpo, oHto-A dispatch to
the N. Y. Tribune dated Toledo, the 9Th, gives
the following particulars of the loss Of life,
which we have before briefly alluded to- At 8
o'clock this morning fire broke out in this
city, in boarding house occupied by some doz-
ems persons. When discovered, the flames had
made such headway as to cat off all chance to
the inmates to escape by the doorway An
ANVIL spectacle ensued. The frantic inmates
we're seen at the windows surrounded by flames
and shrieking for help. Four children were
thrown into the street and we're followed by
their parents. Four were unable to escape, and
perished in the flames. Of these, two were
men, named Howard and Busby, and two were
females, one Miss Stacy and the other a
daughter Of Mr.. Murphy, aged ten years, with
whom the former slept. Miss Stacy had man
aged to escape at the commencement of the fire,
but ascertainigng that the child was still in the
burning building, she rushed back, determined
to save her, and was not seen afterward. Mr..
and Mrs. Murphy, the keepers of the house, to-
gether with four year old child, were badly
burnt. Mrs Ms injuries, it is feared, are
FATAL
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A lady, young and pretty, attempted to COM
init suicide on the 28th ult, at St Louis, by
taking the entire contents of two ounce phial
of laudanum. Medical help being called in, her
life was saved. Disappointment in love is said
to have been the cause of the act.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-15

DRYDEN's PoYEgTY.--It was after preparing
second edition of Virgil, that the great Dryden,
who had lived, and was to die, in harness, found
himself still obliged to seek for daily bread.
Scarcely relieved from one heavy task, he was
compelled to hasten to another; and his efforts
were now stimulated by domestic feeling---
the expected return of his son in i'll health from
Rome. In letter to his bookseller he patheti-
cally writes, go If it please God that Inlust die
of over-study, cannot spend my life better than
in preserving his It was on this occasion, on the
verge of his seventieth year, as he describes
himself in the dedication of his Virgil, that,
's worn out with study, and oppressed with for
tune,' he contracted to supply the bookseller
with ten thousand verses at sixpence line.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-15

The Mobile Register states that the offer of
500, 900 for sixty performances, in California, to
Miss Julia Dean, has been declined by her, but
that she will go to California untramsled by
any previous engagement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-15

Mr.. II. E. Stevens, stage-manager of the
Bowery theatre, was injured, it is feared fatally
while wrestling, in New York, on the 9th, with
N. Hamilton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-15

The EXTENT OF THE CrrY eF LONDON. "A cor
respondent says that, according to new plan
Of London, by Cross, which he purchased in that
city, the extent of the Metropolis is eight miles
in length, in straight line from the terminus
Of the Blackwell Railway to the East India
Docks, and the breadth five miles, from the New
Cattle Market, Isington, to Camberwel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-15
NUMBER 29s.
DAILY CRESCENT
TIE LATEST PARIS FASHIONS. An item If
considerable interest to ladies'. hnt not sn MIR

TIE LATEST PARIS FAsHIoys-An item Of
considerable interest to ladies, but not 90 inter
csting, perhaps, to their husbands, is contained
in late French paper 1t is to the following
effect: s'As for dresses. they are more costly
than ever; gold, silver and ornaments of velvet
are still adopted for full dress. For instance,
pink Grape dress, with Eve founces, each
founce having an elegant and delicate wreath
formed of black velvet. These founces, made
to diminish in width as well as in the size of
the wreath as they ascend towards the waist,
are also vandyked, the festoons being edged
with black velvet stripe. The body has O
bertha forming point in front and behind,
trimmed with a narrow wreath, and surrounded
with deep frills in the same style as the founces
ON the skirt. For sleeves, small puff with
row of small velvet flowers, terminating with
two deep frills, the same as the bertha. An
other style, which is quite different but equally
pretty, is a dress made Of white tafetas, with
three founces, each one trimmed with five rows
of green curly plush, woven in the material,
and separated by a velvet stripe. This plush
and velvet diminish in width and change in
shade as they ascend, SO that the plush and
velvet are Of quite a delicate green towards the
waist. The body has bertha, forming reuer,
and coming down as low as the waist, in point,
both behind and in 'front.'
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U oUIsIANA HoRTICULTURALT

III OOIDI1a1N14 N-.
a. STITUTE-J. PLAGNE SAyoISY, Horticulture yJsA2G
Florist and Nurseryaan Royal street. opposite Orleans
Of the Cathedral respectfully informs Hoftieul
int that he will have and offers for general
fants Shrubs Evegreen Ornamental and
the choicest French qusi complete Perpet
u Roses them collection from France
comprising the newest varieties such Belle AnleIfcan Eanda
de Marngo D. Webser Persian Yeos Po variegatsd d
mond, General Lopez, President Polk, etc IL o
oscs VIZ Genea Sultan Jackson etc Dhahs
ant warranted genuine packed delivered
good condition on board OF vessels, steamboats,,
Catsns of steamboats, particularly send their
mands. ~ -
faithfully ereepted. - anra An ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-15

SELECTIONS FROM THE LONDON DToGENEs.-
The Most Difficult .9sceat. Getting up a SUBJ
seription. ...
The Table ,cf Distance. The dinner-table
Of rich relation. "
HIhat the Lady says TO her Bonnet. ssBe
Off with you.
What The Most Selfish Man neper Objects
to Pay. Attention to his own comfort.
Raisin' the Spirits. We notice that Charles
Dickens advertises his ''GhilPs History of Eng
land, with table of dates.'' We fancy that a
table of muscatels and almonds would prove
more acceptable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-15
Oh JOSEPH HUFTY, sNA
W. IMPORTER, NV.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY

.
STAPLE G. GODS
No. 30 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel New Orleans
Respectfully i3yss the attention Of Wholesale Dealers and
purchasers to his VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS which
imported and constantly supplied throughout the year.
SHE'LL COMBS
IMITATION SHE'LL AND BUFFALO COMBS of every s,vs and
variety = '' ''' 1
BRUSHES Of description his manufacture and at The
lowest Northern Factory prices
TOILET ARTICLES, #... .o~
FANCY SOAPS, ETC. N' ~ '
FINE FANS, PURSES POCKET BOOKS WORK BOXES PORT
ABLE DESKS together with of PORTE MON
NAfs etc. of style and shape, unu1uay Low
GUNS PISTOLS, KNIVES, COLTS AND WARMERS RE
EoLNING PISTOLS SCISSORS, RAZoRs, LIFE PREsERV-
ERs FISHING REELS TACKLE every variety 10 suit
the most determined Angler. 80 ~ "
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ere.
aT The sGsk shis gs consisting the T COOPER, NJ
stock Of tine aud EASTERN JEWELRy SLLVERWARE etc have
been selected with greAeare engaged
the Wholesale business having puhased T
cash great Inducements will be to purchasers ~
MONEY REFUNDED. :" ''
kw WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC., CAREFULLY REPAIRED and
WARRANTED. " dio stn
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VERA CRUZ.

while WEDNESDAY, February is Al d o,clset M
E{'ok VERA CRUI-U. s. Hail Line. ScsSszs
soo rn' asT n5d %agnasa. steamship TExAs
aa SHOVE punctuAlly carrying the u s Mails. " >iu.
Nit -. Ratea Of Passsgs....
BtesrAge, and found ~
Measurement goodS fo on ,q.s
or PASSAGE having elegant cabin
HARRIS d MORGAN, foot of Iullastest
,~ur ,,.....- -, opposite the Steamship Landing.
Meksan o. ' f'7'p''ts tne
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.LEGHORN.

HNOR .LEGHORN-(Passag only y IN
The VI fast saiiug American ship PETER MAR. S4EnS
Va, captain Hickey, having all her engaged,
daps.eh For pssage only having elegant apply
ialss J,P WHITNEY Co 81 Camp st.
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BORDEAUX.

EsOR BORDEAUX A l fast sail sS
n ing bark BELLA CHAPLIN Howszd MASTER /. ssAAskAsS
nov loading and viii have dipnGh. For iFeigF
th bulk lb0 baea Cotton apps heard
jAa2s BpGERT, WILLIAMS co. 10 Camp st.
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YEyHE GRAND SALOONS OF d. JACOBS.
m No. es CAMP STREET,
We're opened to the public the lst They the
valuable and extensive COLLECTION
Colors, Drawings Print Impressions
Parian Marble and Bronze s1ATUETTks with other choice Works
Art, exhibited In the South = - ~ $3.50 "
STRANGERS and citizens particularly the Ladies'
the Fine is' "
EB The DAGUERREoTYPE DEPARTMENT. in its various i'm
and
in Europe in this country.
PORTRAITS art and by
philosophical equal beautiful eolored
Miniatures displaying the feke expression features
ordinary method. " - -
t The stock Of MEDALLIoNS, ,L0CRETs RINGS and BREAST
PINS Fine Gold embraces variety fashion,
furnished at the manufacturers prices -
AL orders for Dgueotype Materials accompanied by
cash. The Dry Sensitive prepared by e. JACOBS Operators
$40 per jar. - - : ia snsn
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LIHERPOoL.

ENOR LIvERPOOL.--The A i Amer- "a
d. lean ship JERSEY, cap.atn Day ia now loadng 4aTTS
will have quick dispatch. balance snns
lghlo SltFNEY d LOWELL, Common A.
HtNOh LlVERPOOL.-(Ta Takes no Grain ssN
m a laSt slng American ship GEORGE&AAAp
GHEEN Gsptaih St CE Redmeh loading, receive
iHlhedhe upAteh FOR relght y 300 bales Cotton
y. WHITNEY d CO, Sf Camp street.
tS For passage. apply to the Captain on board fbla
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H4soR ANT"ERP. The fast sailing ~
n american ship ROME, Capt. Gross, loading
Ard vii have quick Dispatch Fer freight Of ana 10
p. WHITNEY, co. 81 Camp s,
tft For passage, sPply TO the Captain janai
E4suR ANTWERP.-T A fast sailing t5EsggS
a American ship LIZ IDA Captain Scale loading
and will have Immediate dispatch. 800 bales Uia
Rppls to j. p WHITNEY 4 CO al Camn ct '
q For rA.ssge. apnIy 70 ths CAPTAIN bonrd. dIq
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HAMRTRGH

HTOR HAMBURG The / fast sail IN
ing tsmbufgh ship SIR ROBERT PEEL, Capt -
Wtenhoz loadng and ~l have quick 1ssn
Of 551 bales Cotton apply TO
J. P. WHITNEY Il Co. 81 Camp st.
sS For passage, apply to the Captain ianSl
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Will leave SUNDAY. February 49, At 8 O'Clock A. ~
HNORGALVESTON, ,INDIANorA .pORT .efrs~

A.
Ht'ohGhLVEST ,1NDIANoLA,P PORT <SsEGF%
n LAVACA and MATAGORDA BAY-Regutar SSlfaIhlfR
Twofesns and Tsxns s. Mail Line Of
rue new and magnificent seamqhip LOUISIANA.
smith commander VIII leave above DE trade
s are MI OF The gehGeld In this ne) solid floor frames
douoy
Freight for lndanoa and lavaca will landed on tho
Jsc at Aategorda Bay) charge
or passage haVtng elegant
HARRIS d MOkGA N, foot Of JGa stteek
r,t. oppneite the Steamship Landing.
naylhR established lo,
VII hereafter and under
tsHB. '''"' W '' sep-
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PORTSMOUTH,.

NoR Dr. PoRTsMoUTHm!Passage only.) sfSs
having all her will have dispatch To7 @
sage only, apply to the Captain on board.
!. ian2S j P WHITNEY & co. 81 Camp streat.
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STEAMSHIPS-SHIPS.
GALVESTOW.

-
VIII leave WEDNESDAY, February ib, at o'clock,
EFOR ALVESTON, ,INDIANoLA, PORT 1.ssETa4
LhVhCA snd MhTAGoRDA BAYRegnur New 8 itztE
ana Texas United States Mail Line Of Low Pressure Steam
AhipsThe magnificent steamship MEXICO, ThonD-
MASTER will nboye landing freight the
guy sxa charge For freight having very
room accommodations. apply to
HARRIS d MORGAN, foot Of Julfa street.
opposite the StsamshiD Landing,
This line having pilot on Pass Cayalo fa,
WI hereafter in under the lis own
.a-lA. febi0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-15

LNOR LIVERPOOL.-Th new A ] fast IN
sailing American ship LUNA, Captain Mason 70 nov
loading and will have quick dispatch For
sppy 10 g. p WHITNEY 4 Co sl C;amp n
s4 passage apply to the faptsin IN bosrd spht II
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CHDIZ.

C-HDIZ
HtSOR CADlZ-(P Passage only. 1.-The A ssS
IL las' sailing American ship D0RCAS PRINCE, fAhsG
captain Kinney having all e will
ps For passage only, having
The Captain on board - 'fF'' ~
JANIS Up. WHITNEY Il Co 81 Camp street
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HF0R LIVERPOOL new A / sG
American clipper ship LORENZO, Capt Mesanus @AAh1
now oadipg and will have imed dispatch Fog- so
bales Colt7n, apply to J.P. WHITNEY Co. 81 Camp 1t
EH- For apply to the boayd ' -
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m Is said that Gan Samuel Hnnstnn
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NNOR LIVERPOOL.-Th British shin ,gs7
IL LOTUS, Captain Watson, iosdfng and vii S9EAS
have hnsdiate dispatch For balance freight apply to
:. .,.. HOGEToN, RANKIN l. Co iQ5 Common ST.
IL IA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-15

HHOR LtVERPooL.-Th new A / ~
American clipper ship PORTLAND, Captain {AkhfklS
h row loading aud Will have dispatch. Fr
EB- Fer passage hpply o Captain on board Lbli
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BALTIMORE.

HNOR BALTlMORE.-Th A / new. 4EEaES
loading, will have quick dppatch For taanes n
appiyon board at Post %, Second District, - e''
eblb on o.,
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: -. '''I'E -''--'---=-
HAVRE.

EtSOR HAVRE.-The A / fast sailing IN
American ship sHAWMUT, Captain Coffin now SAkzE
apply ]. p WHITNEY d co 6l Camp At,
fB- For passage, apply to ths Captain on board. febi
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ESOR B AL I'll NJ R E.-The regular IN
d. packet HAMILTON, Captain Driver, having
urge portion o her engaged, will have immediate
Fel balance Of freight, apply 70
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HSoR BosTON.-Regu Line of ,s5Se se
Doughty master having large portion cargo
have quick dispatch
or GEO w HYNSON Camp straet.
EsOk BOSTON.-The packet bark Fss5asSS
SARAH oLNEY csttseI masi.s, having kz
Of reght "ppV GEO. W HYNsoN SO Camp st. Of
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WINDOW GLASS.
Assorted sizes, at tho New Drug Store and
Glass Arcade;
Fish Oil, Flaxseed Oil, 75'
White Lead and Turpcntine,
Japan and Copal varnish,
Prussan Blue, TIMBER, sc. &C.
July s, 1854.
FIRGINIA.-At Rules he'I in The
Clerks Office ofthc Circu, Cour. of Monongaia
county, on the first Monday in July, 1854:
Nimrod Reely, Complainant,
Is.
Henry z. Smith ct al, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.

The object of this sui. is to enjoin the defend
ants from collecting certain Judgment of the
County Court ofMononcalia county, rendered on
the 3oth day Of June, 1858, in favor of llcury E
Smith, assignee OF Alpeous c. Dorsey, assignee
OF Aldcon P. Mercer, against said Nmrod Nee
", for One Hundred Dollars, with interest thrre.
on from the 4,h day Of April 1858 ill paid, and
tho costs until tho further orders oil this Court.
And appearing from an affidavit, filed that the
defendant, Mideon p. Mercer, is not n'in''ahIt-
ant Of this Commonwealth, it is ordered that he
do appear within one month after due publication
Of this oder, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest.
1t is also ordered tina, this order be published
four successive weeks in the Monongalia Mir
ror,'r weekly newspaper published in Morgan
town, Monongalia county, Virginia, and be also
posted at the from, door Of the court house o;
said county on the frs. day Of the next comfy
court Of said county.
A copy, Testc, G.S. RAY, Clk.
W.T.. Wiley, for PIT.
July S, 1854. s55 OF
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Professor DUNBAR, NJ D Baltimore, Nd.
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W. w. REESE, NJ D City of New York.
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J. P. NEwLASD, NJ D, Utica, n Y.
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HUNTSVILLE, Yatkin coun,y,NC)
November IS, 1858.
Dr. John D. Marchis:
Sir: deem it my duty to express to you
my sincere thanks for your discovery OF the eel
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Tall Cabbagcs!

1t was Singular mistake lha, some Ger.
nan emisran,s made no! long since, while
Escenling the Mississippi, to suppose that
Magnolia trees were eabbagss! They must
pave had some tail ideas of the vegetable
PRODUCTS Of this Country. Read the follow
be paragraph
DEATH from eating Magnolia Learcs.--The
Gorge Cutler, Oh her last trip up, had on
pard small number Of German emigtanls,
iksn from ship in New Orleans. alIhea!lhy
I'D in good order, Shortly alter the boat
" the city, she had orcesion TO stop and
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For Cash Or Trade Only!
Fresh ArricGL at The
Variety Store 4 Clothing Emporium MOL
High street, Morgantotyn, "a.

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Hill side, Ohio Shaver, Patent Lever and True
American poughs, Plough Points and Landsidcs.
Ladies' dress goods, OF almost every desirable
pattern, dress trimmings, white and fancy color'
cd grippe shawls, and almost everything the ladies
may want, and very cheap, too.
Gentlemca's and Doys' wear for Spring and
Summer; black, blue and brown Sack, frock
and Dress Coats; pants, vests, drawers, craSats,
shirts and shirt collars, gloves, pocket and neck
handkcrChieis, hats, boots and shoes. and every
article gentlemen may want TO complete their
wardrobe. We invite everybody to call. as our
stock is complete and we are determined to be
second TO none.
We buy for cash; we sell for cash; VIC have
but one price, and will sell our goods at the very
lowest figures. We can and will sell as low as
any house in town, cast west, north or south.
If attention to business and honorable dealing
will give us friends VIC are determined to have
them. Our motto is Quick Sales, small profits
and ready pay. LATER l. FLEMING.
Morgantown, June 3, 1854.
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NIoRGANTOWN FLOUR MILL.

NIL persons who have been accustomed
10 get their grinding done at Rogers Mill,
and all othels who are fond Of good -four,
are respectfully notified that the subscriber
has taken the said Mill for term Of years,
a, cash rent, and thus has the exclusive
charge Of the Mill.
With the advantage OF sundry improve.
men,s made in the Mill, together with strict
attention to business, and toll-dish just
right and RICH, side up, he expects to com.
pete successfully with his brother Alillers,
and to give general satisfaction.
He wishes it particularly understood BY
Farmers and others, that all who bring good
whea, may rely upon having good flour.
u The highest market price will be CIV
en- for Wheat. JAMES,. CRAIG.
October 81, 1853. If
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A Store for Sale.

Twill sell on, my presen, Stock Of Goods
on hand at cost, and Lease the Store Tor one,
two or three years. To any person DESTROYS
of doing a respectable business the location
is good one and u person doing business
here will have to keep u general stock, such
as is usually kept i'll a country Store. For
further particulars enquire ut the Store in
Ellington, Nlononsalia county, either person.
uIly or BY letter, addressed 10
WIN. D. SMITH.
June %, 1854. If