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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-14
Trustees Sale ,

kN'R tie purpose of settling and winding up Tia. Go.
L partnership at Baker n Cnyey We oHrr ut their
stone, Of Main and Market streets Cloths Cas-.
-imer.s and Ve- ings Furnishing Guods and Ready
Made Clothing, at Cosr and UNDER until Tuesday. the
18th inst, which time the rcmaiuing articles on hand
will be Offered n auction, Ia close the same
Persons wishing such goods will BE- sure of getting
them cheaper tnn any other in the city they
will be To be sold
Country Merchants visiting the cily will be u
get bargains, if they will only call and tor themselves.
Il J fOLkES, Trustee. 4
p s. Those inlehte will pleasec III and settle ms
i.Vcry desirable they should, longer indulgence
not be given. Il j. tOLkES.
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NEW AoEk. Dee. II.

NEW NoEk, Dee. II.
The L. 5. Mail steamer Pacific, of the Collins
line, with seven days later news from Europe,
has arrived. bringing Liverpool dates TO the 29th
ut.
There was terrible storm in the Black Sea-
on the ith November which greatly damaged
many British ships and steamers.
The Russian loss at the battle of lnkermann.
November ;, is confirmed Mt 1000 killed aud
wounded. The allies buried 1900 Russians and
left many dead on the field.
Reinforcement tor the allies daily pouring
in, in spite of the stormy weather. Dates from
Constantnople to the Goth ult., state TINT during
the previous ten days 5000 men had sailed to
reinforce the allies.
A despatch from Field Marshall Canrobcrt,
dated Nov. 18th, says, that operations are pro-
crossing, and the health and spirits of the soldiers
in admirable order.
ST. Petersburg papers Of the Goth contain nm
official report from Mcnschikon under date No
vember 18th, that the siege operations Ind been
suspended the cam made gradually relaxed and,
on that day, almost entirely ceased.
CHINA.
The Chinese mail from Canton brings the intel
The Insurgents retired from the city. and Chinese
families were returning At Shanghai the Impe-
rial cause progressing favourably.
ENGLAND.
Parliament was summoned to assemble tho
10Th of December, There an omnous rn-
NOR. thata loan of ten millions sterling would
be raised, and the income tax increased.
Power will be asked for tho embodimentof the
whole militia force of the kingdom.
Seventeen first class English ships were en-
barking troops at Toulon, and all French ships
from the Baltic, nre under order for tho Med'ter-
ranean.
All the Russian and French residents in Spain
were ordered to leave the Kingdom.
Espartero is said to have minated 10 the Cor
tes that the Ministry about resigning. He
declares himself anxious to leave ms n private
citizen
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 29.-Breadstufs showed n
decline in the early part of tho week; but hold
ers regained their position.
Flour, Western Canal, i2s. FPS. I'd: Phil
adelphia and Baltimore i3 lis. Ohio, AS.
Com. Yellow and White, i;}s. I'D n AS.
WHEAT, White, Is. Sd. II l2s Sd; Rcd, los
Sd lis. Sd.
New YoRR, Dec. l3.-Flour Southern bet
ter Sales S. g. n 80 80.
Wheat a triile higher. Sales, white Michigan
So -.
Corn.-Buyers demand reduction.
BALTIMORE, Dec l3.-Flour firm.
eat-Receipts in small quantities Red
81 95aSl 95; White 81 % a 81 05.
Corn advanced l. az cents White, 80 n 80
cts Yellow, 81 n IS cts.
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jtnshinptOu Items.

WAsHINGroN Dec. lit is pretty definitely
settled that 10 business of Importance will be
done by Congress till after the holidays. Com
Initsees are busy, however, and show OF work
will be made in the interim
The report that the Sentinel is to be discontn-
ued is denied
Henry A. Ford has been appointed commercial
agent to Galoon, lower Guinea.
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Destructive Fire in Phiiadeip hid-immense Loss
of PropertY.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA terrible conha-
grafton occurred in this city last night Cornc-
Illus five stores, the lamp and gas fixture factory,
together with number of dwellings, situated at
the corner of 9Th and Cherry streets, were entire
" DESTROYED. The factory and stock was valued
ut s2OO,OO0 BY this calamity, four hundred
workmen IRE turned out of employment, aud fifty
families rendered houseless.
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'sFIRE IN BROOKE CouNrY.-The dwelling house
of the Rev. 5. ID. Tompkins, of the Episcopal
Church. in Welsburg, Virginia, was consumed
by fire last week. Mr.. T. also lost the greater
part of his household goods, subiecting him to
great inconvenience at this Indictment season.
The fire caught from stove pipe.
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Auction Sale.

RRlGk MACHINE and STEAM ENGINE, AT
'AuGTlON.-'rh subscribers will sell Mt public
AUCTION. on the 2Dth inst TINT valuable Mnchinc INV
IN nper,tion scar the Gus Works. This Machine will
make rom twrnt, hive Ia thly thousand Bricka per
dhy. Also, nb nut ono million of brick. and ali the
Fenl|, consisting of Picks, Shovel, Wheel Burrows. and
ono Horse and Cart.
TtRms.-On all sum. less than $500 a credit Of
mo'thS; an sums nj $500 aud upwards credit OF 1,
II months the Purchaser giving negotiable uotr, salts.
hctorily endorsed.
Sale 10 commence nj 10 a'c,oct A NJ.
doc dt9OIrrl CILRI.E A. IANGIIARNE
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-The price of beef cattle
has somewhat advanced. There were POO h7ad
offered, and 900 sold at SO % 81 IS per 100
pounds on the hoof, equal to S. 50 50 50 nett,
averaging So IS gross. There were 200 head
driven off | note good demand with an up.
ward tendency. Sales of hogs at s. so Sc 25.
Sheep dull; no sales, and very little demand for
them.
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by William Tcnch, Auctionccr.
PETERSBURG, Va


4 DMlNlSToRS' SALE OF James Muirhcaa's cf-
n tects !! Friday Dec. 18th. 1884. We shu sell
by pu' liz ancon, Ia the highest bidder. on Friday the
18th dav Of December, 1854 commencing ut II oclork
a NJ all the property belonging 10 the lntn james
Mnirhead. connected with hi. two Bakery Establish.
ment- Sycamore and Bank Streets in this CITY, con.
s,ting OF Machines, Oven, und other implements too
nunerou. To mention
AT the ,nmc time will be sold Horse, two jersey
Wagons. liurness. &c.
We will nl,o sell Shaie4 of Stock in the "Petcrs-
burg GINS Light CO." and Share in the Raleigh
und CASTOR Ruilroad Co.
The Tenement. ON Sycamore Street in the heart of
tie city ani on t4 main ;hornnghfrc, occupied the
deceased M one OF the csiabl. hments will be used
for nder Jf his term, ending April 18th 1888
Thi' i. AN excellent stand ioi kind OF bus
Grrms-for the Bakery Establishments, Horse, Jcr-
sey Wagon, &c, ct.h for ut $50 and under
TINT four morIh.' credit will BE allowed .or negotiable
notes well endorsed. For the expired Lease.
be paid quarterly, for ncgo inbe wei endor-ed-
to comncnc" lst Juuuur, 1879. F,r the Stocks, siS,
day, credit ntrre, nGded for negotiable we'll en-.
dorscd.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN, ,,...,..
JAMES NJ DDNNAN huii 10
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STRANGE Rum0r.

New York, Dec. lit is rumored here that
Charles +. Loosely, the Austrian Consul at this
20, sailed hence in the steamer Baltic ON Satur-
day, under mysterious circumstances 1t Is al
lodged that police officers on the search to
arrest him on charge of being implicated in an
extensive fraud or larceny.
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THE MAus.-Notwithsta the announce
ment That the mail would be carried South from
Alexandria over the Orange and Alexandria and
Central Railroads, the Potomac boat still contin-
mes to perform the service, and we are happy to
add, with reguarity.-R. Dispatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-14

The Chicago bank dedication is variousy sta
ted at from $50, 900 to $4,000 The defaulting
teller was connected with the firm of Geo Smith
Y Co, but spent the stolen moneyin gambling.
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FoiIure at \, Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE house of Alessrs
Taylor & Cassidy have suspended. They were
involved largely by the failure of Geo M'ine'and
this caused the embarrassment, They have a
large excess of assets.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
releGiaphed foi the Daily virginian
arrival Of the steamer Pacific.
SEVEN D..s LATER NEWS FROM
EUROPE.


Russian Loss at inlkennan 5000 Constant
aitlVdl OF Reinfyt dement's fur tho Allies
theh -toops Ia excellent health and apiits
News Tom China -Impetialists cause pro
guessing English Parliament summoned to
assemble Seventeen English and all tho
french shiHs ftom the Baltic embarlsins
troops 10 Ciinea-News from Spain-Exs
pull ION Of Russian aud French residents
Resignation Of Ministry Slight advance In
Bic al ,tuiis
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ELEaANcD WITH ECONOMY.

ENbEGANOAI WITH dSONOH -IHdI
IL aud Gentlemen will do we'll 10 tnli and my
very elegant Bonneis. Gnp- Hrad pfesse-, Ribbons.
Flowers, Cloah-, Mnutillu., ithertes, Shawl. and
Hundkerchitl-.
Tho most bcnu iful .ctts of Malice mad Other
and sevcs, elegant American. ft"nrh, Scotch ind
Lynchburg reede work Laces fringe-, Gloves, Furs,
Trimming und aneics numerous.
Next door below Seabcrry shoe store; open every
night Particular Alteration paid 10 orders iro'n the
country o ol.eA here. A. : ENGLEDOVE.
i--d1HwSr
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Heary Failure.

BosroN, Dec. ll.-Messrs j. w. Blodgett *
CO., dry goods dealers, have failed. Their la
blties if is said amount to S2000000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-14

EMORY AND IIENRY.-There are Us students
now at Emory aud Henry College. The nsti-
tuition was never in more prosperous condition
S-Side Dem.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-14

Col. FoRNEY, the Clerk of the House of Rep
rescntatives denies that he is or has been
gagged in any land speculations in Nebraska, as
reported in the Cleveland paper
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Bedford Farm for Sale.

rs& My .raet of LAND, Of o54 acres, IT the AA
- junction 81 Big aud Little Otter River.,in Bed Aa1
ford heretofore advertised is sill, for snle. The Lud
ing are nearly all new aud commodiou. good Orch
ards ofchuic- fiuit; IN GARDEN; Green House &c ,
Dc. The farm is watered with numerous streans is in
Iel hy m excellent neighborhood within mile. Of
the Va " Tenn. K r.. within miles OF the Court
House md distance about l8 miles from Lynchburg-
THIS of baud i amongt the productive in this
section OF the State and i,well adapted the growth
all kind, of grain. grasses, &c. anxious to sell,
int m ha0 m'caii0a Of remoetag from me county My
object il to devote of time 10 other pusuit- -
Th.sr wishing TO buy will cali aud the land.
uc' l2-rts WIN J.. GOGGI%.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-14

CoNGREss.-In the House of Representatives
on Monday, Mr.. Giddmgs made one of his char
acterstc speeches ON the Greytown lombard
mcnt.
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J6OSfou iT,,uicjDui EIecfion

BosroN Dee. llth.-Mayor Smith the Know
Nothing candidate was to-day reelected Mayor
of this city, by majority of 1888 over all the
opposing candidates, four in number. The wings
have propaby elected some of the councilmen.
At Worcester o-day, the entire Know Moth
ing ticket of municipal officers WAS elected.
SECOND DESPATCH
BosroN. Dec. llth.-A large procession of
Know Nothings are parading the streets to night,
giving expressi IN to their qualification ut the
success of their ticket i'll the municipal election
to-day.
From Worcester the report is that George w.
Richardson, Know Nothing, is elected Mayor by
nearly 1000 majority.
In Roxbury, Richie, the Know Nothing can
didate for Mayor, has been elected over Mr.,
sleeper, formerly the editor of the Boston Jour
nal. by 300 majority.
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The BALTIMORE FIRE.-The total loss by the
fire in Baltimore on Saturday night last does not
exceed $40 900, ON which there is an insurance
of $40, 500.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-14

The President has appointed Henry A. Ford tt
be commercial agent at Gaboon, IN Lower Guin
nea.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-14

Mr.. Cueta the Spanish Minister, is rapidly re
covering from the injuries sustained by being
thrown from his carriage.
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~ OTEGE.-Hasinc sold out my entire sto k of
/ Goods IL Mr. b. +. Sachett (who will coptinut the
husincs. In tc house Tor az hile) respectfully
sole for HIM attention his advertisement assuring
my old customers and the public generally that the
stock either ut wholesale retail will offered upon
such terms canl 1T ful Ia please.
may be found Mt the store, and earnestly call upon
al Aho are indebted me come forward and make
Immediate puymcnt it il my GSed purpose to wind up
my business - lth ia least possible delay.
GEO. BAGBY.
NovrIni ~ 81 1854. no 27-d3wif
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CoMgisSlaHFR's OFFICE.
Annie at Court House, Dec 9th, 1854
The rurtns Interested in the furreong order will
ahr nofire thni have appoinei the i7Ih day of Jan
uarv, 1875 10 commence the mentioned in the
foregoing which day, 10 O'Clock in the
mofning, they requested to attend It my oire with
their nrcouat vouchers and pies oi papers,
pared f. exnmnation nj s. ulemcnf
dec 4.w4w JOHN r. ELLIS. Comm'r.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
XNAsiINGTON HOUSE. LyNonBUa'

aug u "a
"ASIfINtiTON HOUSE. LYNCilBuRG,
w NAs--lfe .uh-' rbers. hnsing purchased thu.
large and well uwu llnuae TAKE occasion to inform
iher lcuds M tl pic generally that they Will, ut
all times, II eir best exerions In accommodate, in
#e HFt#-i at,raBHr u,aeH,r. NIL who may .avor them
huu atDI# I#r eHtlts' attention of tho Prep etors
s1d - d,sotcd II tn ht.ire-. of the House. They
- df,l, ND lat ~ their part shall ever be
..ahlat t"5.r ,ar ,he1t TABLE the best are that
- 'l#ie,.- lfh,, ;hr unch will afford. The build
~ ,staes an. MEN having been recently added
- Tud uupftNod nud all com Portable. and
well ufpt-4fI
arsr iaorb ,4e OMNIBUS will ennvoy pa..en-
81 regularly. Il aud .on tie Our. and Boat
JOHN A. oTEY.
my - d. I'm WM l.. HOLE
$4,000 worth Dry Goods at Cost for Cash.
HNiE ,uhscahrr. ni-hing IL 81 SO hi. present stock
81 Gaad- by the II 81 March, viii offer them
}OSf t'r CASH, until TIM 1t fc,ruur when the
n!er wi hc sud Al AUCTION. Tie stuck is
aro aud eluiee ON. ID " Il be -,ld In good faith
#bNl hnV" n lug" as-prtnrui II
1e" hnek Shh' frured Black Silks.
Plain Cu,red Sill, Brocnde Silks,
Plain and striped IL. Dress Goods,
Cioh. (,4r,utvnriety)
Gus inrrra NcttinS-.
Nhi:e t,ald-,
Enhrnl iio., HIoNcs
llo#."r CHprt.
u .nr-tic.. Blankets,
ercro Cool. Shnwls
a.. e.. g..
MANY Il the above good. will be I'D NJ rss thnn
3 st, al an HnNiou. 10 close tn" stock.
H. di"SatnWtf,h1 WM. s. IlAN>AII.
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rg0nREE VALUABLE TRACT. or

NEESEBi Sh4a n Is IL TRACTS ON
Z LAND N CAMPBELL COUNTY FOR SALE
BY virtue OF dccrral nr!,r Of the Circuit Count n(
Campbell County Pronounced at is Octoner 1884,
in suts, Harvey ~. Harvey and others,and Harvey
committee liuiycy and others thu undersigned com.
tliss;ouers the Oh day Of Jambry 1871 on the
premises, proceed to EEL at pnhe auction the three n
TRACTS OF LAND, iuthe proceed .ngs meationed, H.
formerly Owned by Jesse Harvey. dec'd living in thu
county Of Campbell. in the immediate ueishbothood al
Marysyille-on the main road lea ling To Lynchhure
One Tract OF tLis LanI contains ass Acres with
n good DWELLING HOUSE and all necessary out.
G houses upon it, about half of Which is well TIM
NIL bcred. The others two ract- contain about 10
Acres ench Tho whole OF ore of thee Tract. /. in
w"ods Of good timber; much the larger proportion Of the
otter i. we'll iimbercd. These ands lie on Buck
Brnnch nd lining the land. of John b. Dahnry Robert
johnson Hrd bets--in n healthy neg burnuo1. They
are well adapted to the cultivation of Tobacca heat
aud Corn.
The sevr traets viii he sold separately. on n credI
oil and is months. thu purchasers giving bonds with
approved pcrsonni security, aud the title retained until
the final pr ymcnt- are made.
WI II. rIERMAN. }couu,,.
ED. D. CHRISTIAN, So'hi'p f''
dec li.ct9ian
~ Rep copy
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H. e iiIkeE.-rlree Blarksot1s, Caren,1.
4 and several Factory IInns, for hire for the cn,G
il 2 ycar EDWIN MATTHEW
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
Trustees Sale Of Family Residence.

iEHs'tts sa1e Of Family Residence.
| htte of deed uf trust ,.Nct1, e1 IL, n H.
D 3a'her aud al tec"rd inIfp lin ting. court 81,
w. WI sell on Saturday, ihr 5ai INST ri,i
'.lW'hfo Faniis Rr.iie. CO. sa,t.5 in The b.i Ia,
mol "i u T. n'ne'.. aud .ai.ias IN. i'd 60 .,
A" Dam, E-.l Inc hon. 3, n.a,I, ncs and Gu
- H. i, r"'', nih all rnfrit ant nu,e- a. ~
ti''Hi &c h""'t, Stoe, and welt OF tine water I'm,
'i contains h"ui "ue IL III g1aun1. We VII 81 M
the sr'nr tne an lee att the .iur.eliuld nni kcl,
mrn'me i IA sid u = lt,.rel. Tom, g. - und IL
lnohtis 81 tie real TIM furniture WI he sol
Il cn,h. Tie till" tathe ,'nve prorrt, !. heiicvri 10
De good hui acting ms trustees VII convey nnv such
titic is IA vested il ~ ~ trus ces
!. HOPKINS
" T. ANDERSON. }rr>tec..
JNO. Ol LER
d,rI III,
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Negro Han nt Auction,
Sale Of NnI.,nhsc H.,..n.

'Hh Subscriber VII So! At Liberty NJ a.rtior. ~
NEGROES, Consisting OF Men. " ,m,n npl CLdi,.
lie allow Negroes are really valuable and well WI
nv the attention "i Farmers aGd utrr, " ,hnr - l,
ihrN are ut Norl'rnt character nud Il Ton no fau
""''''Ne'' TN mist OF them having been recently lu
cha,'' by ne AT Nh L. LogNa salr
lteas-tour months. uegoti,,,le psper. -n.i aetorl-
y "udnrsrd NICkIAH DAVIS Ir
de, 9.ilt0rlald
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L,ACTORY rDH ssENT.-The 81

FACTORY EDk stENT.-The subs, riber
proposing to di.cnnthue the manufacture OF TO
BhCCO, oilers for eut his FACTORY situated on ,he
june River a knnnwha Canal, 81 miles below Lynch
burg aud accut Tye River Wnrehou,e where there
II fpbnt,o inspection. The building i. large mud ad
niiaby adapted ih,, business, and has attached
N comfortable dwelling house. with garden, &c. &c
The business be conducted with much grenter
ony in thu ronntryIhnd hires being cheaper aud pro.
visions, taxes, &C. costing much less tnn in the city
fhr subscriber will hive number OF Factory Hands
Lire my renting tho factory, and will sell the
rutire stock of sorrows, fixtures Nc, the mc. nc
cnmnodating terms.
Fer any inf lmalon IMPLY 10 J. A. Ihtcher. Esq,
Lynchburl. to the undersigned at Tye River Wnrc-
house, Nelson county. Vhginin.
nov IL 2tawdhctl-an j. b. McCLELLAND.
NEW CONCEKN.--OTr& CONNELL Inv
ing recently purcfn-ci the Corn md Plaster Mil,
with the Wool Carding Machines. &c formrry belong
ing Ia NJ Conncll. ST., Would respectfully atprm The
public aud their friends generally than they will grind
Cornnud Plaster, and enrd Wool Rolls u the most
commodating terms, ind hope by strict attention to
merit II .imrc Of public patronage.
Corn Meal and pl,sirr always hand md for salo
WIN. II. OFT,
Lynchhurg, OCT 90 ARTHUR CONNELL
- IN,
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KYLE'S CORNER.

KYLE CORNER.
MRS A. B. raULEll hus tl,rn the hfer aud
wi comnodous hnu,c, on X - Gu ner tceeny
cupcd iy Mrs. Reyrly " erc size Al be rlensed
q, we Board, rs-eith'r pat r> -inpc eeutlemen.-
FERNS moderate. Nf1au-ors tipping in the city nrc
requested to call uui .er for ihrmscivc. BuviGg a
long experience in tie u-inr'- she fools confident that
she cun pea.e all vino may layor her with their parou
aRc. nov - nhcim.
pECElvED RsEsEG'g FROM Nor
~ folk and Petersburg daily, iv Adams g.
Co.'S Express. nj the " ASlIINGTON HOUSE Eat
INf SALOON, fine Oysters Fish and Game
among hich is AWAY fine la. Of Pat idec.
tg- Free Lunch ever, day at II O'Clock.
dec2..tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-30
val and nenarturs of Ocean steamer.
CHEAP BOOKS, -.
W AT EATTINI,2 ENVEI 0DEC kf

u
n or, S-5gs. corner Of Baltimore and Holiday as
-IE- rJir- Bnltinens, M. Ir- - 90
=, Offer TO the public, at low prices, large a.
~crtment OF old and rare, new and second hand
Pa i, every department Of science, religion, lit
we end art. Among our collection of second
band books will be found some of the most curious
re AID valuable works Of the 18TH 18TH l7th And
sra centuries, on almost every branch Of human
iEss LiIz;sDce- ar ~
SeaFsa Works on religion, history, biography, voy
a-ss and travels science, the drama politics. crti-
49, Lag. usdrir-. poetry, heraIiry, philosophy.
manners and customs, &C.
Orr Modern Books is composed In part Of . very
Inc objection Of Law Books, new and secondhand,
lls.aJ OF which are now nearly ont of print
AGo- q large assortment Of Medical Books, and
over .Gl-I 10 al --
loo vols Of School and Classical BOOKS, and about
1000 lste NOVELS, second hand, vhich-w sell at
half the publishers prices
Aise, Blank, Bill, and Pass BOOKS, Stationery,
*, PeDa, Portfolios, Cards, &c - .---.. y
A 4 sssortnnent Of Miscellaneous Books VIII bs
fsErG valuable, well selected and cheap. Whilst
Jhe Paolir may depend on US for supplying them
VIZ: al the New Books Of any merit as soon pub
Ii-led il England or America, at the very lowest
prices.
VALENTINES, Envelopes, Note Paper, Mott ees, he
- he have given our attention for the last year
llrxeiy to the manufacture Of Couic and Sentimen
tai ' VALENTINE, our assortment (now on hand and
open FOR exanlnaten) will be found one OF the most
beautiful endextensive in this country. Our prices
are fixed at the lowest cash prices.
Any person Waiting this city for anything In our
line or business would do well to examine our stock
and Issrn our peices before purchasing elsewhere.
$780, ]. GATHERS BRO, -.
1o2 Bal bnore St, cor Holiday st., Bait. Nd
ian ST . -4stl ISL -I..J -. ri
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REMOYAL


TNHE METROPOLITAN PAPER HANGING AND
i UPHOLSTERY WARER0oMS have been re
moved to It'll street, between and streets, north
No. S, Washington Place.
Having removed my place Of business to more
commodious premises would respectfully solicit
call from my former friends and the public generally
feeling confident that they will not be disappointed
in the quality of my goods and prices.
have just returned from the North, with a new
and large assortment Of this seasons goods, which
will be found in quality and price, superior to any
hitherto brought to this city. My stock of PAPER
HANGINGS are from the first manufacturers in the
country. My UPHOLSTERY WORK is executed by
workmen in my employ, which, in every instance
will warrant to possess the best material and work
manship.
Houses and Halls papered at the shortest notice. By
experienced workmen.
Transparent and Buff Holland SHADES, Patent
and Venitian BLINDS, Hair, Moss, Cotton and Shuck
MATTRESSES, CUSHIONS Of every description for
sale. Church Pews cushioned st moderate charges
&S-A call Is solicited
JOSEPH T. X. PLANT,
aug 1S-1yeo 18th street, bet. and E.