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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

Perhaps two Of the State proxies and II he doe then his
chance tor success consider very excellent one. In
case Capt wcher is elected his most formidable
geatot viii be Mr. Clifford As shall probably leave the
State to morrow, will give you information in
regard TO the population and Of ths county,
lCsswel which hope may be Of some interest to por
@. Tho county lea directly South OF Pt,sylvania aud Is
one OF the greatest tobacco countries In the South Its
products which give below taken from wheeers his
tory OF N c. and may be relied upon perfectly
Its population Is nearly feen thousand moro than one
bali OF whom slaves. The county produced last year
$4,000 bushels OF wheat; 800 900 bushels Of |;
pounds Of tobacco and and wool In consid
cradle Quantities. Caswel has given birth some very
prominent politicians Among them the Hons. Bed
lord Brown h NJ Siundcrs Calvin Graves and the Hon.
On my return to DAnville shall after remaining iu tho
town day or two, visit Henry Court which is the 10th
Of the mouth, and from that place shall to Roanoke
court the nth. shall then visit wythe, Smythe Mont
gomery and Pulaski and other counties in section Of
country. LES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04
Sales Of Tobaeeo.

BY Johnson d. Pugh Commission Merchant,
hhds for Mr. Henry Avis Of Gooehand-No 10 Mr. I'm
L. dreamer SITS No Mr. James Thomas Jr AT tIoy
mus Tor Mr. Richard A. rriee OF GooehAnd-Nn 10 Jam.
Thomas, at itA; No ugs $500 No 70 Col AaLins a.
sS1f; No. to Grant Il Bennett, nj a.. " ''' -
mus Tor Mt George Mayo, Of aooehlAnd-No to James
Dreamer, at tSS and " " $50 '''' : ~ an. d" NE
hid for Mr.. ID. W. Perkins, Of Lousa-Lur, Mt tsan
lugs Alto ' " ''''"A"a-hea ses;
at6S. " ui'A ~ sSS' rugs
lugs at 81. ~'' '1''A -hsAi Nv $sS'
hid Tor DR.. Jos W. Peudleton, OF LouI,a-Luv, .ts,
md Tor Mr. VIM T. Walker. Of Goochiand-Lug. Al s6l.
Lild Tor MI John U. Grimm, OF EotosAy-Lqgs AT al
az. NA-' mus lear AZ s'Ai i's'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

tD Mortttsits' Bhkasr tIOTHs-These Cloths are nov
to give the most perfect speedy pain In
the breasts OF nursing mother. arising any Other
cause; and to AFFORD the only complete protection
distressing aietion, BnEis to the world at
shsday They may be without discomfort, to the
mother and procured during the period OF nur,px
whenever any dHasreeabe symptom Of hardnes,
nom exhibits ITSELF they are TO xiv. relic.
and in every Instance Rising Breast There
sands who suffer de during the period nursing Direction.
for using these Cloths accompany them.
~ remittance OF $780, accompanied by l2 cents worth OF
postage stamps will the prompt transmission by mail OF
pair OF these Cloths to part OF the United sta,s.
They are 70: sale exclusively by
ADIE 6 GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents
mh' i4I Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

RICHMOND NARR.ETS Arnu q

hCHMOND AdRhEIS Arm a
BAC0N-New Mountain cured hog round q 10 c,..
smithaeld i2alo; Baltimore Sides i-9 as q Should.
ers "a sl.s; Joles Ia ta; cents
BuTTER-Goshen, 10 2s cents; stuck Of Mountain
| large and dull at 10 Is cents.
CoFFEE-we quote Rio le q la l.2; Lasuyra lsc.
Java Is i.2 a 1919; Mocha l4ls ais i.s cts.
CORN MEAL-s0a9O cents.
FISH-Mackerel, No. 8s, small, TAI Ia; the latter
,or Boston inspection; Halifax Herrnss, No. i,oa6i4
pE,Ha t7at7 i-s. generally held higher.
GUANO-eoo l.2 cash.
GRAINS Beans, white, u per bushel.
Corn 7Safo cents per bushel
Oats, 40a42 cts per busheL
Peas, backeye, 81 i-9 cts per bushel
Rye, 90 cts per bushel-wanted.
WHEAT-Dull. but little receiving, prices nominal
HAf-Northern selling at 81 on the wharf In de-
mand. " W.
1RoN.Pig ssb 40 per ton. except In small parcels
swed9s floo Tredegar and English refined 5000; Com
mon English 40 rs; up country bar 7oa76.
LARD-In bbls IL, kegs IL a IL l.2 cents,
LUABEK-Pianl, 3 inch, $es; l.2 do $a5; 1 Ia do
s2oass l.a; I do ls l-2ais; "a do 1000. Weather
$is l.2 North Carolina Flooring dressed sasaso. Vir
gna Flooring rough slSa20. Tobacco Box Boards But
,onwood 2Sssoo So Poplar aoa26.oo; susquehanna,
inch l6als.0o. White Pine, No. I, SO a 10 White
Pine, No esaseoo. Jost Timber l4.oo. La,hcs worth
l26 per H. for riven; LIS for sawed Shingles fair
article worth 4ooa476 per ", supply moderate with
LIoUoRs.-whiskey, Richmond, Rec,iacd, SO cents.
cash eas9demaad good Tusealoosa 5oaso Cincinnati
arsons Old Family $751; RicharsonsSo RI BSm mrs.
nefs Old Rye, IS; Onondaga Family, TO- Onondaga No.
o. o. 40 Mountain, eoae6; Brandy. common Imitation,
ssaioc; common 4th proof, 46asoc., cash. Otard Du,
psy ~ stas; Hennessy, 90 S4aS; Pinet Co.. IS 81
40; apple, 46a16c. Gin American common S7asoce,
Holland, sl:loal. eoc. N. f. Rum 37assc.
LIVE sToCk.-(J. Shocks Report)-Beef Cattle.
scale weight, $se6at426 gross; Extra quality cum,
mand moderate. e' S''0' W.
90 hoLAssEs.-New Orleans, 20 CSC; Cuba 90 i.aa
PLASTER-Lump 6l.2 Ground So
SALT-From wharf ls5al90; from store lsOase
soGARS-We quote Porto Rico Ga Ia e,nes'.
A. Orleans "a g cents; Crushed and Powdered Ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

TN The prospect OF tho continuance Of war In Eu.
rope says the NJ Y Herald has sngendered an eztraordi
nary feeling Of speculation among certain dealers In this
city We understand that there has already been quito
movement In Russian goods In this Market and In articles
similar to hosc produced BY Russia We understand ha,
party hss purchased all tho Russia leather tina. he
could lay hands This article being In extensive use
among bookbinders, has caused material enhane
In value. Talow has also advanced and 600 lbs weis
said to have been sold yesterday at l9 cents per To-
which advance Of Lie. per 10. American dew
roed hemp ranged, In quotations. at from sisSaso5 per
ton, aud pretty largely held tor still higher prices
There large demand in the United States for Russia
sheet iron, used In the manufacture Of and pipes
Importers Of this artie also looking out for higher
prices.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

SrDDES DEATH.-Mr Edward Jones, an old and highly
respected citizen of this county, was found dead in his bed
on Wednesday morning. 23nd inst HI retired to bed on
tuesday night apparently in usual health. During the
night he evnced some restessnes aud being asked by
ms vile II he was indisposed, replied that he "coudn
ieep' In the morning his wife arose, leaving him. as
she supposed asleep TO supern,end her household affairs
and in short time afterwards his daughter who was
sent into the room to summon him breakfast discovered
that the vital spark had fed. The deceased we uuder
March 81. = -',''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

One OF the merchants of this place received bill for
goods ordered from Richmond, mora ing last week
and had the pleasure of receiving the articles on the
hng OF the same day, by Railroad. Heretofore goods
"ouu relch here sooner from BLltimore 10y Win.
CHESTER than from Richmand by railroad and wagons
Produce now received at the temporary Depot near
Capt Asts for the Richmond msIkct.-Staunto. Vindi
Gator
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04
Grants OF Pnhlir Lands

In the minority report of the Committee On Public
Lands made few days ago to Congress- it is set forth
hat official statement from the Commissioner Of Public
Lands shows that there has been granted the States and
Territories named up to June SOtb, $685. for Railroads
lnteran improvements, Schools and Deaf AID Dumb Asy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

FiRE-We regret to learn that on Saturday last the
duelnS house of Mr. Jacob Clsc Sr of this county was
entirely consumed by fire. together with all his househd
furniture The fire originated from sparks falling on
the roof and the wind being very high all efforts to ex-
tnguish the flames proved unavaing. Loss about
$1,000 WytheUiHe 7I March 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

tF- We have the pleasure Of announcing that MAJ
i q SHrE1Ds, the former energetic and popular bust
moss partner Of the Lynchburg Virginian has pur.
chased interest in the Wig and that his efficient
srroes viii hereafter be devoted to the business de-
p,-szncai Of this paper
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04
RICHMOND AARKETs Arm n.

TonAcco-Ths ms,ket has been more active for last few
a anu prices are 20 to 80 cts per loo lbs higher Tho
are now light. We quote hugs at o to o SO common
Sa, ono sss .oa good to aao Y to
wnxAf-Prims White 81 IS to 81 90, and Red 81 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

lNroRTAsT sALg.-We deem Il approp,iatc to call o.
peoia attention to tho sale to take place thi, morning al
the Factory, Negroes, &C., &c. Of Col s. s Myers A
sale embracing that 70 valuable aud really worth
possessing very rarely occurs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

h'pah bal Administrator Of Henry Jackson deceased
A,,,,, Plaintiff,
'onn ttnbblehel5 Richard Graves Thomas Pt.Vg Jane
bulaul ueorg, CLANCY, W n Pergus,on Ris. II Red.
He's representative, Thomas Buck saiy II Timberiake
mmE WALKER, B-oun Cornelius Patterson, Pleasant
nlss, David Brown, Nathaniel Nash. hptet,op Wo
OhrI'iriahs adminisrator John Shell John DcEson =
n"unE Appsrson o., McHJah HOW Carte psayman
~ Lafy WIN Shell, Nemeyer White, Jim Brown A III .
eKn',2n rs. ghee NJ John Holt. Mercer Rohards
uonnana 60, 0'orge Sumner Gideon Christian, as =
ah' o w II lacy, GIDEON ChrsAa, assignee Of Ter. e
E',L bf2Tn VsnieE raYor, s,earn' Bruuimel, b
VIII 11i'5s, EEsTl u Morrasls jordan nlsy, Henry "
TeyhTS': a,eea;sd Geo chsney, administrator u
ntms, White Page, John Walden and all other eredi.
ugnry Jackson, derea William
william u ohmn Edward Grimu and Jane jackson,
IT,. ILL.,. III, ,,,-.-,.,.. Defendants
deceised n the balance od due 10 III
of this Court. " ~ '' '''''' P''''o"N V''e'
appearing by ttisfaotofy evidence that the VIM
" not an inhAbant ~ this State the motion the
u " Us ordered th't he
- OF this order and IL necessary 70 protect
~ lei 70 he ELECTED ~ this that copy Of this
Puoshrd Tor four successive tho Richmond Whx
pbshcd In the city Biohmond and posted Al the
"on' door OF the Courthouse o. This county. " "
A.. 60, Copy-rss,sl
E'-''V'V E6Nuso T. CHRISTIAN oisrf,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04
i.moun, of grants ard sales

Had the lands, siys the Report grAn;ed to the State.
ADD Terrofcs-l2SOG2l5 i acres been sold az govern
ment price, il would have amounted to $I53slsO54-
VI this sum Virginia entitled u millions Of dollars
In one case only oi grants rairoads that of the IN
nois Central Railroad the report shows that this Conn
price, woull amount 1859 $50 So the public land.
20.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

~ Dir. q. IL. BRAINERD would Inform the public
that he is waiting for the Committee Corre ondence at Rich
III Monday, May LIST, 1854, from IL A. NJ and 10 4
Ny stay will be Short therefore let all
Ie New York CITY, stating case and wbstber
the eyebai Is small large; also out
treatment for ten dollars the pay for advice viii be
deducted The poor fayorably considered.
partial and total blindness Of from II SO
" sseond. 10 inmates application, by scientific h0d
Dr. B. has also cured Of various and az
~ va PAN from and Intolerance Of light far sighted
have remained permanent 10 the present moment Z ~
evidence 81 the fsetI stated reference be
pape Many OF those persons be his A.
NJ or ~ NJ o. each day which hours perform eI.
peIlments on the worst cases that be presented.
r. See notice above days Those who do No,
Ja3i-u " ~ " 49,
ED DUNLOP MOSoUHR CO. ask the attention .. I5 IT.1.
take place this morning At Rockets commencing 10
VILLA COLLINS, Attorney nt Law,
Green Ill., Campbell county Virginia. practice In HE
api-C2m
SiTUATION As GOyERNHlss tVNNTEi.-G lady OF cap
- rence IN teaching the branches thorou n Classical
Eduea'ion DESTROYS Of engaging private family In Wiz.
gna; has taught In private Cuba for three years and
The most satisfactory may furnished goi
further Particulars address T. l.. A., Concord, Mass,
hO fol quality Black Canton Grape, just received " ~
apt DUDLEY JOHNSTON, Eagie square.
ONDON POTTER dc-85O ca,ks london porte, u.,,,
pi1 Snd quarts cro', Baetyss London Mustard lea
sotch he landing per chips Deyonshre Magare Evans
spI EDMOND nAvyypopr . m
"HrIMOHE'5 IAL' OW CNNDiRs.-i50 b7Te. Wbi,I
Nv nores TaloW Candies 300 boxes be, Sperm Candles
APT EDMOND, DAVENPORT co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

The NATIONAL DENocRAr" (Hard) publishes the pro-
ceedings Of Young Mems Democrat Club, at meeting
they had Friday evening, at the Stuyvesant Institute.
Among other things severely rejecting upon tho Ad,
ministration, Il was
Resolved That the act Of tho administration In crush
ing out through It's mnlons In the Custom House such
democrats as will not bend the knee to Baa but who
have tho honesty and manhood to assert their rights
men who, In every attribute that forms man and Demo.
cra equal those who unfortunately WELD the patronage
the administration merits deepest eIecration, and
that resolved to know no rest until ro have purvcd
from the councils OF the Democracy proper the vutares
now preyng on It's vita whose names arc not only in tho
mhte House, but In the Cabinet Of the Administration"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

JrLtikSs CoScrRr-M Julien gave his rs. Concert q,
metropolitan Hall last night Its success was fully CON-
mensurate with the fame Of It's talented conductor aud
the performances In every department realized for all who
attended, the most aerus opinions which they were led
to form Of the eutire troupe.
Tonight he will give his second and We believe last
Concert In this city for the Those who did not
avail themselves Of tho opportunity Of hearing him last
night should do SO tonight They will find treat they
can seldom enjoy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04
n IU'IU''U' UhFhNPUKT Z co.
NiTTINIOHEi5 rAL' Ow CNNDfFs.-i51 b,,s. Iyti,T-
'oieby wv 'P0'n OAnoes'
'P' EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co.
LIRnINIA -. n. =, b. = q. =. -

VWUINh;-M Rue' held In the ClsrEI onn,e OF Ohsrs,
- wy circuit Court on the nrst Monday In Anil 1854
hD'h b''' Administrator Of Henry Jackson, deceased
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04
ANUS EN- ENTS.
METROPOLITAN HALL!
JULIEN

KESPEUTFULLY ANNOUNCES THAT MS SECOND
GRAND VOCAL
INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT!
WILL TAKE PLACE THIS TUESDAY EVENING Apru
w 18th, 1854. "P''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04
ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON

hNOIHBN NEW NUTE UPUN
WOHCESTER,S PIANOS.
uNHE New York Commercial Advertiser the 9th March
1884 In article referring the superiority Of recan
Ipgrd or Ford1H Instruments, pays TIE following
eryei and just mrlimcnt 70 NJ. W0rcsists TJdNUc:
We have seen panos from Engand Rranre sud
the
heard their ELECTED by touch Of sAiu
must that have pianos comparable those
nanufa,ured by H. Worcester In elegance Of nni,b
richness 81 tone durability Of and al other qualities
ende musical Instruments yaluse MI Worcester pianos
highly ortdtabie plano
hat Europeans consantd 70 acknowledge sues
rorIly." NF~
4. MoRRis, OF Main Street.
~ sole rent for the sale of
WOROESTETcS PIANOS
the attention Of Professors ard H.
pubis TO an cNamInatlon o. them. ~ Wv
IFS embraces beautiful STYLES and bv
os. every arrival sreeeiving additional fuppls lie oey 10
reatet advantage In the puteha Of PIANO FORTE not only
superiority Of nstrumens ut also prices At sLisb H.
cells them. nhS1 ~
" si,-.iOo Barrels high nIyotsd, ior sale 5y
~ mhu DAVENPORT, ALLYN 4 co,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

Mr. s. we understand is the brother of Rev. J. p SAT-
ford oil our city, associate Of Rev. N. d. Hoge formerly
Prof. in Theological Seminary, Ky.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-04

HI NH" pivEsPoRT, ALLYN 4 co,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-10-12
LADIES' INSTITUTE
OF THE


Penn Medical University of Philadelphia
The Fall Term of this new Medical School
for Ladies, will commence on the first Mon
day in Oct'r, 1854, and continue four months
The System Of Teaching, here pursued, is
entirely new, and is more comprehensive,
thorough, liberal and practical, than that OF
any other Medical School in the country. II
is based as far as possible, upon the positive
Sciences, consequently, free from all sects
and dogmas. The branches of study are d.
vided according to their natural order OF sue
cession, and taught in four progressive cour-
ses of four months each; there are two cour-
scs in each year, thus enabling the students
to pass successfully through all four courses
within two years. BY this arrangement the
study is rendered easy, and possessed of daily
increasing interest.
Ladies desiring thoroughly scientific Med
ical Educati ton, or any part particularly Iii
teresting them, have facilities here nowhere
else to be found.
For Announcements containing Terms,
(Which will always be made satisfactory list
of Officers, Faculty and other particulars,
please address
JOS. S. LONGSHORE, M. d. DEAN,
No 160 Arch street, or Box 1883,
August II, 1851. Philadelphia p. o.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, Oct. ll.-Flour, &c
Flour has advanced Is, with a good de-
maud; sales 5000 bbls at s7,75ae,25 for
State, and SIS, ,50a9,75 for extas; sales 49,
90 bbls Southern at s8a9. Rye Flour
and Corn Meal quiet
Grain-Wheat firm; sales G00O bush
els white Southern at 81 rs white Cana
dian at SI,e5. Rye quiet at 81 Is
Corn heavy; sales 1000 bushels at 782
aS0c. Oats firm.
ProTisions-unchanged.
WLiskey-Sales 200 bbls at 36a373.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-10-12
Freak of an Old Man.

Quite an excitement was created in Prov
idenee, r. l., on Tuesday last, in conse-
quence of strange freak of an old man
named Lyman Hawes. The track of the
Providence and Worcester Railroad runs
through land which formerly belonged to
him, and the price of this land had been
assessed by commissioners at a valuation
which he refused to accept. On Tuesday
he placed small house erected by him
self upon both tracks, in which he put
several kegs which he said contained pow
der, and then fastened himself inside by
mailing up every entrance to it.
The Boston and Providence train and
the Providence and Worcester train were,
as they came along, brought to a stand
still by the obstruction and detained for
nearly two hours. The old fellow swore
that if they attempted to run the engine
through the house he would fire he powder
aud blow everything around him to atoms.
After long delay, during which the
crowd increased to over thousand peo-
pie, the North Providence and the Prov
ideuoe police arrived, when they fell to
work, and with well directed blows soon
smashed in the doors of the house, and
then seized the old man. 1t was with
difficulty at first that the crowd could be
kept from injuring him. lie was hurried
away to jail.-The crowd then attacked
the house and soon made complete
wreck Of it. About half keg of powder
only was found.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-10-12

At San Francisco, recently, w. L. Chry-
sler, Esq, bet Mr.. Joshua Z. Haven, the
nominee for Mayor, sl0o that he could
over-check him. The bet was accepted.
Mr.. Cbrysler drew his check on Page,
Bacon & Co, for 800, 1000, and Mr.. Hav-
en- for $4,000. Both checks were i'm
mediately honored by the cashier, who
was present, and Chrysler won the bet.
Mr.. Haven then proposed to bet Chrysler
$50, 900 that he would beat Mayor c. K.
Garrison for the mayoralty at the ensu-
ing election The bet was promptly ia
ken, checks drawn and honored by the
cashier of Page, Bacon & Co., and put up.
This is one of the largest bets ever made
within our knowledge on local election.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-10-12

The Russian War has at last assumed
phase of profound interest. An allied
army, Sc 600 strong, has landed in the
Crimea, unobstructed, and is marching
on Sevastopol; while $4,000 men are on
the way from Varna to swell the invading
force to above 10000 Precisely how
strong the Russians are in the Province
we have no means Of knowing, but it may
we'll be doubted whether in pitched bat
tie they can cope with the allies; and as
for siege, the result at Bomarsund does
not lead US to expect anything brilliant
from the Russians in the way ofdefending
Notifications, nor anything very solid in
the Notifications themselves. Nor is our
confidence increased by the fact that the
supreme command in the Crimea is in the
hands of the arrogant and shallow Men
chikoff, who has never yet distinguished
himself as soldier However We shall
see; after having been surprised by the
bravery and skill of the Turks, the world
may now receive a similar surprise from
the Russians. At any rate the question
must be rapidly decided; the allies must
promptly capture Sevastopol or take to
their ships again and fee, still more dis.
gracefully than Napier is about to do
from the Baltic.
There is a report from Constantinople
that conditions ofpeace have been agreed
upon, but it is a hoax. There can be no
peace till one of the parties is beaten
The invasion of Russia renders that GER
tain, if there was any doubt about it
before
From Spain We have renewed complaints
5hat Mr. Soule is engaged in revolution
ary Vaccinations, and is spending money
freely for that purpose. From the other
countries there is nothing of special mo-
Dent.
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MARRIED..

On Wednesday, the 4th inst. in the
City of Philadelphia, by Rev. DR.. Boono,
Mr. Samuel Boys, of Monroe co, and Miss
Hannah a. Tanguy, of Chester co.
On the 9TH inst, Rev. DIR. Hofeditz,
Mr. Simon Mixsell, and Miss Sophia Metz
gar, both of Hamilton, township.
On the 10th inst, by Daniel Jayne,
Esq. Mr.. Hartley Sergent, of New Jer-
scy, and Miss. Sarah Snyder. of Port
Jeryis.
On the Ilth inst, by the same, Mr..
David Bowlby, and Miss Hester Ann
Miller, both of Stroudsburg.
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Aug. 10, 1854.
NEW MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT

on The undersigned respectfully an
@NTS~ nounce 10 the Ladies of Stroudsburg,
and the country generally, that they have es-
tabished the above business, in the room for
merly occupied by VIM. Dean, second door
below the "Gothic Hail Drug Store" on Eliz-
abeth street, where they have full stock of
every thing in their line of business. They
have the latest Paris styles, and are prepared
to display an assortment of rich goods that
can hardly fail to challenge the admiration
of all who make any pretenson to taste and
adornment. Ample experience in the busi-
ness induces them to cherish the expectation
that their efforts to please will not be exerted
in vain, more especially as they offer in the
outset a stock of fashionable bonnets, and an
assortment of tasteful decorations of exceed
ing beauty and attractiveness. The Ladies
are respectfully invited to favor us with call
and examine our goods and workmanship.
S. g. E. DEAN.
Sfroudsbnrr Nav 1874
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1000 Book Agents Wanted,

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