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FREEMAN E4OYT,

\ AS just received from New York. IA
HA good assortment Of fine JEWELRY,
POCKET CUTLERY, GOLD SPEC
TACLES, &c, Sc, which he will sell as
cheap Tor cash AS any other retailing es-
tabllshmcnt III The State
Thankful for past iavors, he respectfully
solichs continuance Of tho palronagc,u of
his old friends and the public generally.
Feb. ~, 1854. II st
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ypR Messrs. Editors: You
will ohligc many voters oi CIar mont Elec-
ton District by announciu: Col. R. La
ROAC!!E lIERIOT rs "A Candidate for a
seat in The Lower Branch of the Lesisla-
ture OF the State of South CaroI:na, at the
ensuing election.
Feb. p, 1854. IT #
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Judge Douglas Nebrasca Bill is still the
important subject Of discussion before the
U. s. Senate. The French spoliaton bill
has passed.
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sWP We arc indebted to the Hon
l.. NJ. KElTT. for public documents.
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To the Public.

JOHN CHINA offers his services to the
citizens of Sumter District and the public gen.
orally and pledges himself 10 give every attei,-
ton the sale Of all properties entrusted to his
hands ON commission, either Ut auction or pri.
vate sale. The facilities he enjoys, rs 10 si,ua-
tion aud his long experience in the business arc
satisfactory evidence Of his ability to do justice
10 my who may employ him.
Feb p, 1854. II If
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purposes, including the following: $50,
600 for the establishment of an Aims.
House in New Orleans, s5 900 to
the Hebrew congregation in Boston,
The same amount to each Of the lI..
brew congregations in Hartford. New
IlnvrnT New Y";k, Charleston and
Savannah ;S50,O0D to the Orphan Bows
Asylum at Boston, SIS 900 to the F..
male Asylum at Boston, $4,000 t.,
the Massachusetts Ee,naIe Hospital
Soc ETY. at New. .Y"ry, $4,000 to tho
New York Relief Society for lndige..t t
Jews III Palestine, al.o $4,000 to the
Agent of said Society for Amcliora,ing
the Condition Of the Jews in the Holy
Land, and securing the enjoy ment Of
their religion ; also considerable be.
quest to other Hebrew congregations
throughout the United, States, and sew.
eral handsome lcgacies to individuals.
-----sa- s1-<-s-s-.
w. Ii. SEWARD IN THE FIELD.-The
Times discusses the secret gifts origin,
tn" object OF its es nbIishment and the
ul'inat"m ofits policy to be tho elcc.
ton of w. II. Seward to the presiden,
cy. The fact is out ut last, after every
attempt at making temporary bar
gain and sale with the present admin
istration has failed. 1t now fi,resLal
ows the nomination Of w. Fl. Sew
ard, hy the partisans. AS q candidate
for Governor Of New York, prepara-
tory to entering the field tor the pres
idcntial chances Of 1856. And the
movement is to be commenced upon
the Nebraska question. Very we'll
"A coal of fire upon the back of tor
toise will iniallibly open his shell, and
bring out his head, legs, and TAIL
Douglas is working wonders.
~ y. Herald.
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North EASTERN RAIL RoAD.-Thc
Directors of The North Eastern Rail Road
have entered into contract w,th Col. n. c.
Nyc, of the State of New York, for the
completion of that Road by the lst Of July,
1853. Col. Nye has the reputation of be.
ing an efficient and experienced contractor,
with capital adequate to the accomplish.
ment OF this important enterprise in the
time designated.
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For the Banner.

MEssRs. EDIroRs: request "a friend
to Merit" " in the Bnnner, and "Echo" in
The WHtchnan, to accept my grateful nc
acknowledgements for the honor intended in
indicating me for the Senate, md my
sincere thanks for the kind words used in
those communications towards me. But
rs the names Of Two gentlemen are al.
ready before the people Of Claremont for
that office. l respectfully decline the no,ni-
nation. g
]. B. WITHERSPOON.
Feb. Goth. 1854.
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INVITATION.

THE public generally, and ladies especially,
together with the Sumter Rinem.n and Beat
No. 2, are invited to participate will, the Clare
mont Troop in the Celebration Of their Ami
vcrsary, on the 22i February. inst.
There will be MI Grafton delivered by Mr.
T. NJ Logan, III lie Court IIouse, at 10 o'clock,
A. VI.
X. G. WEBB, Captain.
II. N. BRADFORD, .. S.
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The Last CeppSruS.

From the lately published census
returns we gather the following inter
cstrg statistics, which will be found
of great interest:
Population. Dwellings Families.
U. States, 1887 ,5S9 3,362.l 3,593.O45
Or. Britain, 2O.8l635l 36iS,347 1913, 1888
Ireland, 6,5l3,794 l,o47,735 notgiven.
Austria. 36,5l4,3e7 no, given. S2l9. .5s7
Prussia, l6,33llS7 do. 26llO55
The number of births, marriages
and deaths in the United State, cannot
be accurately stated on account Of the
want OLA Registration system in most
Of the States. he recent act of our
Legislature will obviate this difficulty
SO far as South Carolina is concerned
The unnbcr of persons in the Uni
ted States engaged in Commerce,
Trade and Manufactures, is put down
at .506,2G5 in Agriculture, 2,4OO,-
5S3; Government Offices, 1906. In
Great Britain the occupations Of the
people are divided thus: Commerce,
Trade and Manufactures, 3,O92,7S7 {;
Agriculture, l.490,7S5; Government
Offices, lG,sG5.
In South Carolina We have 921 citi-
zens born in England; 4,O5l in Ireland;
65l in Scotland; 2,lSO in Germany;
27G in France; 407 in Massachusetts s:
22S in Connecticut; SS4 in Ncw-York:
1921 in Virginia; and G,l73 in North
Carolina.
Near Il thousand copies ofan abridg
mr!.L of the census reports will be fur,
ni<hcd to each member Of Congress,
for distribution which will be found as
useful rs tie enlarged edition.
Observation-Disclosures
Important 10 FAX Collectors.
BY the recent act Of the Legislature,
establishing system for registration
ofhirths. marriages, d atlls, &c, the tax
collectors ofe each district is required to
furnish tie Comptroller General Will.
the following information in regard to
every citizen:
AS to births: The daie, sex, names of
parents and their residence. AS to
deaths: Date, age, sex, name, parents.
residence, cause of death, Asto mar
riagcs: The name ofthc husband, age
residence, name Of wife, age, residence,
names Of parents: date ofmarriage, and
by whom married.
AS to- cnlorcd persons and free ne
grocs, the births and deaths are to be
recorded; and as to slaves, the number,
sex, dates, name Of owner, time OF
hirl|i or death, causes Of death, &C.
AS 10 non-pnying citizens, schedules
will be furnished by the tax collectors
to ministers of the gospel, magistrates
aud physicians, to enable them to re-
cord cases among the poor.
Appropriations will doubtless be
made at the next session of .lle Lcgis.
lature, to remnncrntc the tax collector
for this extra labor.
~->~~~~~-. 100.
Ind hJ,l>- II n
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Attention, Claremont Troop.
YOU will parade on the Odd inst, al your
usual place of ren;i.zyons properly armed and
cGuipred. according 10 law.
by order Of
r. c. WEBB. Captain.
II. y. BRADFORD, o. S.
Feb ~, 1854. II Ii
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09
NICHOLAS IN HIS oWy poI-sr

rises At an early hour and goes soon TO tho bu.
~ ~ VI inc uay, alter taking short walk The most
ed zh 'esns IN his study the walls adorn-
- ~" pictures oil regmental costumes The fornitu,.
Is etgsnt out rot over rich while there 4, novh.,. o.,
nS"It . uaSe o' useless ornsment. The dinner meal
taxes but little time 1r IL Is served o.ickl, .h;
the dishes are comparatively few Tb. c., .,,. t.,,
ou' very moderate in his drink He neither smot..
nor aEes snu 10 the evening he has two or ,brss
" very strong tea, aud spends the interval between AZ,
uAe AZ some game. Despite his regularity of IiEs
~neh s necessarily much interrupted by recrnon. ,,,v
e'' @c' The Gar IS DO slave habit Accordoy 90 tho.,
VINO nave had the best opportunity of Judging hi. ,sI.
ton to tue Empress il simple vet nob,e,ne .,na.;
that undoubtedly admits of varied inerptet.tions W.
men are not without their nduence at his court In lsI
young lieutenant of the guard danced polka vb Ia
on 80 huch to her ertire satisfaction that he vas
soon alter Installed the adde-camns 70 ,hs c.
ms TRENDS composed polka, which they dedicat tad
- nun under The ironical title Oi the Promotion Polka
n mas never been said OF the exhibition of parental
eehng on The part of Nchoas-a least he did NOT dI.ni.
" IN ahy h'ely degree while his children vet remain
ed young. The Grand Duchess OH, tho pr;n....
Alexandra, aud the Grand Duke Consi,r,;no - r.
quehuy Indicated as his PETS zh Judging outvs,di
use t"ey nave been grown up, iarge amour, Of form
anu ceremony has accompanied their inte rconr.. O..
tue in his work. Russia IL, 1889 say, ..N;cHs @ us
his majesty only in domestic HE where bc I, ;s,s go
nat man has bis happiness independent of State du,is
life oi the Winter Palace.
Persons well acquainted With the Imperial family as,ert
tnat lough Nicholas love his children dearly xet
cannot be denied that he assumes toward, mia sons
Gus anu cold deineanor while his behaviour to his d,ugb
ters Is chvarous in the extreme; but this corJ,c.
Wnieh he generally adopts towards ladies' Toe weak and
sickIy Empress he treats with ate Affection. s
can hnd no better word When from dsposition she in
70 her apartment he frequently visits there and
e which are always oul in praise Of his un
diminished affection, mentioned that the time Of the
imperial stay al Naples to 1877 he to carry her in
us arms up the staircase 10 her chinoers During the
burning OF the Winter Palace in 1886 fsavs Gr.I.,h
Count ofoh reported 10 the Emperor that the fire
vas about rescning the imperial private cabinet or
study, and asked him what he desired To be
saved In 1t, as 10 time be lost. "Only nv MORT
ioo, was the repy t contains letters of the Em
prrss which she wrote to during our eugigemeutn-
Hikeheisen's Hisory.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09
THE FAILURE OF rae CUReAYr CROP

We recommend the following statement which ve have
rom nn entirely reliable source, the attention
o the benevolent portion of community It will ve
iee assured, suggest to those are asays read, ,
lend their aid in relieving the distressed soms s,nS,
'oF aHoriing relief to the wants here described
oT'hed' aud alarming situation of The Iuha6tant, of
Zinte aud Cephaiomid in tie Lonian hland,
Eveus OF the most painful nature are occurring in ,bs
sunny and once happy islands misery in ira wor.,
form Is preying upon their industrious ,nd hs,.,os
thriving population This is the forth year that the
rant CROP the staple product of these Islands has Gd
ana the natural consequence Of this failure ia tho
uoh o all classes, hiGn and low, rich and DOOR Thesa
INDUSTRIOUS agrcutuIists who have been moor nt bes,
generally lived the crop was to come ,heir
calamity therefore finds them altogether destpis 81
ner Suhtrngs are most intense vet were this ali
@ - ate d one tine called 10 suffer- their condition
would be comparativy easy 10 des.itutiop bowever
the late troubles in the East added and ,h
circumstances renders their condition still more Sstress,g
ihesc ISLANDS are dependant Russia for the grain and
on turkey or all other provisisns. From these norts ali
exports are either prohibited or rendsrad rno.;tI
oy the unsettled state of the country and the
A'"amenls which absorb all available provisions Tho
a sagnanoh Of business also, which must follow
such state of things adds the number of the sufferers
as well as to the pognancy of the suernys In short
poor people are now suffering all that penury war
aud famine can Jointly inhct upon man ~
Such an accumulation of evils s seldom tho II. ~ 80.
community ut aud the same time The no.;,ioo -
ever OF these people rendered still more critical hv h
act tntt these evils are OF such as do not admit
o. any immediate relief Not only there appears to be
no escape Tor them from their present painful positon
ou their circumscrbed situation their own internal con-
dnon as well "A that of the neghborng continent ron
us continuation for long period of time mos, prohshIs
"l'n mem no telegraph announces to a wealthy ueiph-
DOR tue wants OF dying community no railroad no9ra
plenty from the fruitful West Their condition Il dasr
on aud misery surrounded by the scochng sands
desert with the future looking dreary aud dark IL
possible than the present Despair stares them in th
face and all they do is compose themselves and
wait for death to relieve their suferings
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,.,rDI,m; Dm; JOHNSTON, M TON

|
HERE may be obtained the speedy and
~ - ''' sSGRKT !" DISEASES.
r;2 a
,o.s Peculiar Disorder. arising from H.s
der: Marriage Impossible destroy. and
YoUHG MEN,
des,Tasre abi, asS snisss 70 an aa
,sf aS. S.; saa.ssS .
e @ s @ 1 o. sOgses or ~aksd to ees'aey
sSycs SnF M esnf Bs ..
orszex NO sdG2a SO G32HsfsFGS iFgza,qx STREET even
Observing Ss NAME and sSMtEk or saa VII
oe3F "4hEH4Fg tE5 Gsf aS Ss 4so E@ cG4fe% BFs MADE "
he the Hi a E,y pross ssP,s q s guarantee @
DR.. JOHNSTON,
one Of e S s, S kya essEs Of
ION part whose e ha, been pen' the IIosPta' Of Lon
most aon:hng that known many troubled With
sed at sudden oaa ani aif Slaas r e
attended sometimes with arrangement mind
A Certain Di-ea.e
h., D9ed painful dass ,So ofsen happen.
from IpPlyinE those iaea,en AID TePeeabty can
sSrd SI 'ssns d.sa him s.;y!ps III: The
throat, diseased nose, nocturnal limbs
& i @ 'Is m head face and
IAN In and the awful disease seeoss horrii object
me- m m ass, puts period 70 his dIe:dfo .ursr
turns" To ,aeh hsTsors Dr. JOHNSTON pledges pre-
10 the ar,' Ho,pAl Europe America
ase6 s f a Sis.m M r. G 5
Who by a s 70 s o. s"Fsn rant
The constitution and either send the
Aaseon. @ 'efdSs Of The EI.dSel. 81 ,iS ai.'s''
F.iP T5ss
'peIsess and peculiar acc,ion, OF the mind mesneoy
Tnke Particular Notice
S.s m N Who have nared themselves certain practice
paon sehoothe elects Of which are Nightly felt
S6l aa aha aai nfi sSG Ssd READERS marriage impossible and
H. o 8. S e2eS a snua and 1
e1SyTsE, Of e I the consequence o deya,ns rom the Pah
before contemplating
that sound mind and body ar.,he mos,
the Journey through lie seTs the rar ss
SSahy daTsiE s to 9Th The M s Sd Win
Consi,n,ionai Debility
h. & youn nsn and all VITO have injured themselves
These of The melancholy effects produced by
raS in hs r Of sr Of the has. and tPs
pa;S1 Of the Heart. pyapspa Nervous Irritaby
cOn,umpsion.Ae.
The fearful be dreaded Los. OF
sr EGoaos 10 s Il ss a Of P Evil
y. te., are Of the evil. produced
Of their declining sor becoming weak pale
coesh .yH.om consumption. ABOUT ''s eyes
hundreds of misguided
Sho suddenly
joaSsroSs REMEDY ros oRGSSIo WEAK
By hiS and Rery
sa sRS @ f9E Of @ as
Immediately relieved All niTSEslmsn''' Ss.,,i.
Physical Ssrvou 1rr,,,sn,,v rb,
and weakness ;arhai Fi2i speedily
cured 10y DR. Jnhnst n. -
S99- OFFICE NO 7, sol CTH FREDERICE STREET gIL-
HORE, ND.
All Surgical PsrEtinns performed.
either Personally or by letter.
skin Diseases Sprediy
TO STRANGERS.
He who himself
Siousy conhde in his honor gentleman confidently
upon his skill as phy1!eiAn.
TIE Thousands this
years aud the numerous Surgical
by Dr. witnessed by papers many
Of which have
public, Is a SUFFICIENT guarantee TO the Afflicted.
Dr. Johnston would thoe uETogEIg:si @ his rePH
Dn ~ ht CrefeGltIs Diplomats IHg S.cs.
MEAASEsS OF THE ORGANS IMMEDIATELY CURED AND
TULL yIGoR RESTORED.
~ CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE, IN ALL CASES
SUBJECT TO THE CONTRACT MADE WITH THE PATIENT.
EH ALL LETTERS POST PAID-REAEDTES SE1yT By
MAIL. Ap4-d6ns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

SToCKs ron sALE-S2O.OOO Coupon Bonds OF the Cor.
~ poratlon OF lynchburg 80
nually. - " -
$4,000 Coupon Bonds OF Virginia Central Itnroad
Company 20 yearly. To
the Of these Bonds
oo0 (snd be ssued there mortgage
works Of the Company, costing about 81 5OJ,OOO.
$4,000 hichmond Cty Stock, 80 maturity inter
est payable semi annually
payment OF this stock which will extine euish
Persons having stocks dispose
TO always buy
more desirable to her will se their charging
crate commission.
To those wishing invest money
rally have hand Of the market
which will be sold moderate
ja26-u MAURY MORTON, ,oiace under City Hoo
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NUMBER 1876.

f' e' .no 'he "oVernor attempts to mpicaie Captain
cyoch IN an unwsrranable assumption Of authority
shore IN range Of hi, battery and saws he will folio. The
Ledger. ~ "e Ne'Suauon.-
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NEW YORK ADyERTIsEMHr
O. s'poslIDs Apvnrriso 100,
THE NEW YORK STEAM
RI NIX RDDE

MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT.
Caps boun styles per que upwards
DO full bound, white, lbc and upwards, Fine blue, lse
do With Ends and Bands White eac Pine Blue, pasd s
Demys Fine Blue Russia IS and
do do with end, and bands PACED, 4ic. and upwards.
do do Russia do do bnc. do
do do extra bindings, PACED, cOe. and upwards.
Mediums Fine Hue Russia eorner PACED oIc and upwards
do do Russia ends a b. do 1Sc. do
do do extra bindings, sic.
Royals and Super. Royals extra bind, do ai.25 do
great variety Pan Booi. o. per srO, and up.ard,
do do Memorandum Books, IS per gross upwards.
Receipt Books Petty Aeeounts blanks Copying
Books Writing Books Cypherng Books school Albums
Constantly on hand, 10000 work Of
quality and description all bound
and In the ncatest styles which
s'aoners and Dealers generally for cash paper by
JOHs O'IIARA
-. ~ ITO Nassau street, New York.
mI0-d6m-lMl = e '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

LADIES ELASTIC SKIRTS, (Horen's P,1rS1l
BAIis Barkeay ct opposite Astor House
Of the abovc splendid aud desirable article S2 e.,
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SCAyEN ISLAND
FANCY DYING BIISHMF\T

omce, No. , John street.
RIDERS by ExrKrs OerEise for dying or cleans.
~ Ing Lbs. pEsssE. M.sIi and Sa.Els every de5iP
sns m restored oanionTape ShaI dyed The mos; RRtAxT
n the piece garzent treated in the
at and feel assured hat their suc
mhi4-iam-v,s HARRIET, NEPHEws 4 co.
WAICHEST q ~ T;,l JEMELhh, w &G.Tse read; S2>
Main s ., and s s6 Mns I5s our sssd o 70 wates. sa M No S
&c Our stock n for the most part entirely hAvnE recently
ally found m Jsvsiiy E.isSih@snt
prices 'habe OderAeAs
The iili. advern admit of our enumera
ns all iss aTe5 M We have 10, sale bat are
rc,h supply sf Sewing Birds which
Watch repairing in a. is branches, done 10 the best
WARRANTED SiSsSRsy MYERS 5SNKl
apis sign u The ''95iaasa 95s MsS eiGSt; .s1t:,.
RrAF0nn q POINTER Cabinet Makers. y. T. cornes
say M and complete assortment Of the best Furniture
he and other to which they would call the
Their and thorough With the Cabinet Makns
possessed in superior degree by IN ehmond Their
md most approved and in all the essentials complete
Par,on Of their with done North south only
a, mose who are IN good leniiaI W Sard them the
l,hmsn,s in Richmond or other cities.
Up Sstwsen KsSmond and the interior and business hitherto
uained with the advantages lde whch Richmond affords
my sSsre tbsn AZ BrNPoRb PoRPERs RI sA'
iB attended to with especial care and prompt
nREss GOODs -DREss GOODS Our s,soTnspi Of Die1.
the Having bought large lot Of 90 very
season We are pcpat.d to oG g1s bargains We have msny
new HsraEs tissues. ern.ns Back sai Cg9red Gren adine
orEa5d'' Jaeonet' Lawns Ae. cHARTwELJ co,
!. TO-. aNp SsSylLLE HM[goA609
IN tsesiynE payment for frsht ~ sums Of iEo dollars and
mus, %pS' S IL T .. paid i" w ii f 'sR
my2' r. u HCGusoN, Ticket Agent
n;, 1 TS,1it,i GsqsSi ,ni Coffee su.'
my9' DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO.
- % %Hysi ~ '''''' '''''' pivESFoRT, ALLEN co
N9oN ronTE'.-'o ea's'i g, sssSs- ~;
NNuEAT WtNTED.-Trom T. 1000 ba.hsis good
w whraWantsd Tor which affair price vii be paid. snpiy
m'2s Corner 9o,h aud water streets
NEW STYLE DINNER sETs.-Ju'. ope, ed. 'evc.
CCouTd on hand sl,gs ,,ortmsn, o. cui Plain
myls ~ 4. war;, No. rs cSins H.u
HNHENtII BhANDNi half ppo', " superior quality for
mysi DAVENPORT, ALLEN Co
GthrsHEp. POWDERED, LOAF, COFFEE AND CUBA
g SsI. sot and Hard Crushed RssO'd sugar
SS S Sso,.. Sc, fII1g''a Ioaf 40 DO
n,,a ~ S' dry Cuba Sugar for mixing receiving iS siS
! MANILA ROPE.-An assorimeni Of ts, M,nii,
yh Rope assorted ,re' inch diameter on hand and Sr
/ safe ~ SMITH q ROHERrS,
mySo 4Psari street
III INSEED OIL, White lead, wlndoE GAS yarnishts,
fire Proof Paints Brushes Panter, Colours sale
| PURCELL, LAUD & CO,
-mylU DuEsisis. % Main street
llItCIS TEAS; "Be-dcl." starch; "Jseksons" summer
UsadeS Cotton VEINS oosh'e Brandy superior N'lT
nyai DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co.
E0 BnLs. CRUSHED SUGARS, In store and for
nyA WINSTON JONES
30 "Sss $%AssS ". = s;:s$$ ss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

~ W. PETTENGILL q CO., No. no Nassau Street New
York and 10 State Street Bo'ton have made such arrange
msn,, With the best widely ccuiAed journals 10 N,
United states and Csnaas thathey saw
Ing Of time and cSpcH'e to the Advertisers Who business
through them They select the best papers Advertise con
spucu,U athe very lowest prices sod always keep the Interest
Of their in view. Merchants nvted call
them and salty themselves ths, these thing ms,O.
se9-iy-fPl
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

ENERnTNAND zOGBAUM co, No. p7 Maiden ane Irnpor
N ersof VotSs GUIriEs AocoRproSs sIRtSss SsRr
hNrs,Ae, &C. mhii-6m
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SMALL NOTES

OFtiCE NtRGGSIA CENTRAL r, R. Co
ru,u, ,,,. RIcHNoSD, May q, ls54.
-d e circulation OF notes Of less denomination than aT.
ssr ths nrst Of june the Central RAr Company re-
E ine ef7re be given to ali their NOT 10 receive
CUT aieT that date
The settlement OF Freight or Passenger Parr, -
Persons having dealings this Corpanv x,..,
70 urn' hs requisite for change thsy I
toereor be expected to provide selves with the proneP
amount 20 pay for Passenger and Freight ~ p'NPN'
mAE3 BY order. 3 JARRETT Tea.
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UOHN PIYFE, Dealer In Ivory, and i,o
81 Goods, Murray street, Y. ocio-dly


9l BROAD STltEsT, Of DenScr, New York
- - for sale the following heavy Cotton Fabrics:
Now England Cotton Sail Duck-22inch all nos.
hard and sof also, all the various widths
tured at this establishment comprising every variety
the trade, and offered at the lowest rates
United States Pilot Duck-wooiberry and Mount
vernon Extra A full aSsortmeI Of this superior
Wiilimantic Cotton DuclS-l6 Is, 90 and 22 inch all
numbers, hard and soft This fabric highest
niuna: the London Worlds Pair, also
ship md Itcnr MARK Duck-Plainand twiled, ma n
uaetured by the Grssnwooh Company superior light
sails tents awnings, also Mount Ravens
Howard Ravens Pioneer PhGnix Light Cotton
plain 2. TO ~ inch; Heavy do do
Cotton Snil TWiuc-A full assortment.
IRrpaulius lIummocks, Stuns, &c.
Paper felting-3V to ~ inch, made
for drier felts.
Car Coycring-coiton Canvass all widths, 100
Inches aud all numbers made roodng
railroad perfectly water proof and more
enduring than the itself
Emamcliing Cnnrnss-so, Ss 30, IS ard 30 inch plain
and iEiled, In every variety.
Hngs and Ingging-of every description. seamles,
Bays, woven whole, all bales Of loo com
bning strength utility and grain
surpassed.
Also heavy Cotton sacking 20 inch Canvass sread Warp
FIling, heavy iElled. do do 20 22 20 and Hnch
Wool Sncks-Woven whole all Sizes and desirable