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q IsnEzzaa 3 a a. q - !, slE
ROUTE Bofalo Fails
i s,ea Man Cape Mon
q aad Wing with
mi " Mon.resi with Atlantic asd ST. Lsssnee Raoad
Chspan Ralroa for Portland White Mountains
boston aau f'e tiirne-24 hours Montreal &Gs
BAY STATE Capt Ledyard NEW YQRK Capt Chapman leave
Lewiston daily excepted at o'clock Vincent
entire of the Rapids besd
Lawrence by and arrive 4. o'clock
leaving Buffalo at O'clock have sx hours and
those leaving O'clock have four hour Niagara Falls The
IL O'Clock from Buffalo time for
Buffalo Ogdenspg O'Clock and
leave Immediately, arriving at Boston at haPsss O'clock
A'n' AA' THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
NoRTHERNER, Captain ckds leave daily saturdayse
Hsrbor kingston Clayton, srotye With
md the Rapids Of he beautiful daylight
Meeting witt ogdensbuIgh Bon Railroad Poini,
with the Expets Train Of Cars at oswsso
The absye Lneeaves day
Miasa Fs. ksss asss,
Niagara River through odrea' leaving half
@ TSs 49 q ss s fs
light ogdenburgh aud Of the sPIshdld
ashng dahing Of the noble ST. lawrence,
A. ast 9e hi H.
Of the American Line expressy Tor speet
and comfort having the equipments for required 6s law
spacious and beautiful Uppe the entire Length
~ PsssJsss can procure Tickets full orrnst,onas
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Depot. za
oces Cataract House and International Hotel Nlhgsf
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g UNDRIEs Landing from ship Heber--
~ $40 boxes No. Fire Crackers. i5,a 5f So 5z
so bbla Crushed and Powdered Sugars
IS boses Loaf ,.. r do, ii. .#... =TY=s La.
500 Ca sa. '-
60 packets Java Coffee. 5-4,Wf - T, '-g. 4..l
LOO boxes John D. Leas' Soap I'd"
d, half bbia split Peas. 10 iyss IT. sE5 a5ll ~;
5000 resms Straw Paper, for sale by
p. GRlEFf CO, 40 and a. Old Ievee
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~ EUhEI IUISEIADES-ULI OF Ous0oi1n
- atreet between Royal and Bourbon se.smpk JAMES
respectfully attention OF citizens and VINO nave
unfortunately q NE ABOVE
speedy Raam Cabebs other
Drug without any tncenye
himself upon trial they Dc eS tsts om saas si
all the Unono the many
effected which ncnrahe bs
these Reediesn this ciy tne
eases that have the q nss @
produced but
that the afflicted avail 81
newly and truly provdena discoveries pr e. mas R
ssrvea Nv ni;ca bonrs Irnns T. NJ IN PM 1ylp
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OUIsIANA SAVINGS COMPANY,

U OUISIANA5 SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Camp and Lafayette street This i ssiution has been organ
incorporation by The the
and will be opened for the transaction Of business on THURS
DAY, the Sd instant. t55.y. .4.s 5 .s.uE5 ....ft ~
sutou. purpose of aordng all opportunity aerumna
th savings is provided in the Charter that as small
q Dime will be received on deposit
For Money deposited Interest the following rates have been
tablished ...-
Deposits than interest at the rate
Of three Per cent PR zsl 4g.rI , t, ...
Deposits less than months and not than MONTHS inter
the rate Of four per cent. annum e. Il
Deposits months interest at the rate of five cent per
Money deposited call will be received hut interest will
be allowed. '-+7 -t5 3.' Y 4" - W. t'' r.. '''t
Fridays deposits will be received only from Females.
TRUSTEES.
Wm. H. Garland, W. b. Bobbs, Dennis Crenan,
Pat. Irwin, Jas. NJ FoIiay, Jno. B. Camden,
Geo c. Lawrason, Jno. Coleman, Jas. NJ. Rand.
R, l.. Robertson, f=f WM. H. GARLAND, President.
August |, 1854. au9tf
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SUNDRIES--s- de5'i d lu&s4 = 4..,. 50- ,t
- lssS ssS ssls seTss sssI. STAR CANDLES da G 4a
... -, 300 or. do. 49,, do i'd. ....s....... ..
"' ' 100 bbis. Choice LARD OIL; '''.@ ''lt g." t
m 100 bbls and kegs No. LARD; .,- ....I.
. 15o al. casks DOMESTIC BRANDY; "'7 10
100 eighth a do. do. --. .l Al. -.
80 '' 800 bhls Fletcbet's Extra WfilSkY;
|, =. .=,, 16U do. RAW WHISKY; ,,..L .,t.
$50 do. Old Monongahea and Bourbon WHISKY
Y-g ~ 400 boxes oLEINR SOAP. For sale by . b.. d.
jsa4 JOSEPH Lands d CO.. 50 Tehoupitou.as stree
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FOR RENT.

ENOR RENT-The subscribers intending to d.
H. the STORE, No Al Magazine street. offer iii
the STORES occupied bem No. 10 Gnsier
through and uniting with No So Comon street. Pos
session to be given first Of October. ti},tB 4JEN
the best busne Streets the loca
tion desrah either for rge Dry Goods icu
commission business. IA DAVID TAYLOR d co, II,
sill 10 0Grayier and 80 Con street.
EOR RENT.-Several fine OFFICES in @@
the building BY the undsrsigned Of Camp III
d ''- j. Z. WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp street,
ESOR RENT.-A we'll located and roomy Lot,
Joseph ST. Charles Streets storage of
Coal States, Bricks, &c, will be rented low. Apply Of
my2s rs BANK PLACE
STORE TO RENT.-Immediate posses Ea
~ giyen.-Tha large four story brick grante MA
To good and liberal terms will be
apis a.. III - = RARELL1 Co, Common
STORE TO RENT.-Possession given lst an
~ October ne1The three story brick in Fulton ~
Dame the
Girod Broom sreet through from Fulton TO New
having granite front BOTH To good
pc tenant, will be liberal Apply to ~ s
apis BhRELL1 d CO.. 81 Common street.
FWyO RENT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN
stoy BRICK STORE Fulton street.
ming through from Fulton New Levee and having Granite
font, opening on both.
For farther particulars, apply to - :, , -tL
Jnals BARELI q CO., 81 Common street.
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Something Superior.
AUGUST 2Sth, 1854.
Desirable Property for Rent.

A HOUSE with GARDEN attached, equa TO any IN
N the city, within a few steps Of Main ST. There
lockrooms servants rooms all the necessary houses
and every convenience the premises 1t is situated
in good neighborhood and very retired and to per-
doing business Main street or the Canal there is
none more convenient. There is good roomy TOBAC-
co FACTORY adjoining, with plenty of room to carry
on large business which will be rented moderate
terms either with or without the dwelling house.
Possession can be had the 1st of October. Apply
MRs GEO. 7. WILLIAMS, Executrix.
aug pots
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VOL. 3.--NO. 81.
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
Fan and winter Clothing.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

NE subscribers being anxious sell out their stock
L ofgoods-in order close up their Co partnershi
will from this dnt~, offer iher desirable assortment
ot Ready made Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
ings. and Furnishing Goods, At and below Cost
We invite tho attention Of Country and other Mer-
chants choice and var sd selection. assuring them
ofour desire sell every everything in tho
favorable torms. xs
Any person desirous Of commencing the CloGhg busi-
ness can now have opportunity of the moSf desra.
bic stock and stand in tho ciiy.
N BIT Is desirable that nl persons In iebted TO
hy bond note open account, should call and Settle
na possible before band them over for col
lection. BAKER n CLAVEY.
mug 10ts Corner Main and Market sta.
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PLASTERING.


VNiE subscriber takes pleasure in informing his
l. friends that he is ready any cnll
made on him from the country, and viii promptly and
in the best style execute all work entrusted his
His well known ability in the tastul branches of
the trade combined with his long experience prac-
,ical workman may well assure all who employ him of
having good parlor ceilings, done in city
VI this Union. limitations in Red and Blue Granite
New England Sand Stone will be given where
ing is done, the price. No c. arge made for
showing any who may desire to his large stock of
patterns many of which City orders attended
10 as usual JOHN LONG.
aug l3.3tx-dts
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knOW-NOthing.

nv Il do not profess To know great deal but one
w thing do know, that We have not sold all
ofour Summer goods and the is fhst passing
way. and We get rid Of tborn und we would say
thoso who fully supplied with such goods, thar
we would be much obliged TO them IL they would cali
Immediately and supply themselves, without regard
cost. Our stock consists Of good of Coats
Pants and Vests, Furnishing Goods ect., ect.
mug 1ddiw HATCHER, LOCKWOOD H. co.
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Valuable Main-St. Property for Sale.

A THAT very valuable property on Main st oblique'
nV " oppo,ite the Norvc House fronting so3 feet,
running hook 32 feet having thereon Brick Building
nnd II Wooden Tenement, nov rommandirgn good rent
The nntrel location aud the increasing demand Tor
business houses in this pnrt a the e renders II amongst
themost valuable property on Main ST
The owner having determined to sell great induce
ments will be offered those desiring make proh'
table investment. for luithor particulars, apply 10
mug ~ WIN II MOSBY nnct'r
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
ELS0N & CO.,
Wholesale ClOthins Establishment
Is Cortland street,
And extending through the block, forming
10 DrY c;TEV,T,T

And extending through the enti,e block forming
10 DEY STREET.
FuNo Virginia Merchants visiting New York. we extend
our invitation enll anil examine stock, which
Ia particularly adapted Ia Southern trade. fhuso of
onr former patron, WI reed hit TINT motto
Is Excelsior, aud u .thcrs would our plan is
and has been to- soil goods tho One P,ice prin
eplc without variation. nor only in the ette", but in
spirit.
With regard To the quality of our goods It's not too much
say thu manufacture them as well aud in ns good
the fashionable custom ostn' shmont IN
this my other m,rkotnnd thus endeavo to do away
with the airong prejudice TX ting in the oommun n
gainst delng in aud using rendy mu clathng Pleaso
give ua nm early call nni test our aaeers nnr 30-ts
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RICHMOND.
For Baltimore and rhiindciph,a'


Leapes Richmond erery Tuesdoy al O'Clock p. NJ.
ss1Sss THE large and new Steamer u LNlD Il r.
SAsx Capt GirroRp. will receive freight every Mon'
day, and up the hour OF o'clock every Tucs.
lay Tor the above places.
Shippers To Wheeling, riusbnrg. Cincinnati aud the
South and West generally will hnd this route the chcnl
nst and most expeditions. For freight apply to
LuDLAM x WATSON, Richaoad, Va.
Iuly
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Sal Iv'

onnn SACKS Marshall Salt, the way
cVINIU from Liverpool, per ship Petoretta, smiled
from Liverpool july 9Th, tor sae--io arrive b,
mug ll-dlm EDMOND DAVENPORT 81 co 9.
Sh CASE very superior mnss and stick Liqlo.
sOD rice, lust received and for sale. low.
HUNT a. HARVEY,
Cary between 18th S 18th Streets.
my Is Richmond Va.
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These vessels of the first cess built in the city OF
Baltimore expressly for this trade and haye superior nc
tommodations for passengers, They are commanded
ly experienced Captains, well qualified for tho trade
and who will spare exertion To accommodate They
will be owed up and down the rivers by steam and may
be relied on to sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York. will find il To their interest to ship by this line,
freight will always be taken how MS by any other
line of Packets and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and NcwYok To give satisfaction
Freight ID cents per whole, aud IL cents per r y
Tobacco being about 50 per cent loss than charg' J
the Steamers. Insurance cnn be effected in the h,S.-
mond Fire Association by this line nt 3-s per cent.
We respectfully usk and hope io succeed in obtain
Ing full shuI. OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 Newfork will be for
warled free of commission New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston, Savannah my other Southern North
ern port. The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
IN New York Berth No l. Coffee House Slip foot Of
Wull Street DAVID CuRRIE. Richmond, ,
q. II. plERSON, N Y.
No, 81 ,Somh Street. 8
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RICHMOND

Spring and summer Arrnngenme n,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk
PER u. S STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE.
nf 1900 TONS Buiken, Commanded by Captains
~ Cavendy and Skinner
The jamestown will lenve Rich nond every Tuesday at.
ternonn ut o'clock And the Roanoke every Saturday
morning at o'clock. for New York vim Norfolk.
Returning they will leave New Yots for Richmond,
every Saturday and w ednesday afternoon ut o'clock.
Stopping few hours each way Norfolk.
Passage 10 New York including meals and State
accommodation, ,ouly uly.-..-----.-.--..---. 40
Charge Norfolk, the same as by River Boats
Merchants and travellers will find this of the most
speedy and comfortable routes between Nav York and
Richmond Passage and fare only $40, Steerage pas.
sage only s..
LUDIAM K WATSON.
opl3 u Richmond. Va
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p. j. EOlEAES

u. =
AS now on exhibition and open for tho inspection OF
j the public, nj his Wnrerooms,upper end Main al :,
large and beautiful assortment Of Furniture His
stock embraces every article suitable for housekeeping,
the plnncsl und cheapest The finest article
uac,ured, all made ot the best material by good work.
men, after the lnteR and mi&t APPROVED patterns
No pnius cXcrtion will bc -pnrsl TO give satsau
tion to those WHO mny call on him.
All wor, sold this house securely packed. free Of
charge, aud wnrrartcd tn 80 sate any distance.
llnir and ShuCk Mattresses made to order at tn.
shortest notiee and On the most reasonable terms.
septl L. ly' Rep copy
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l. White sulphur Springs. by the following sohcdnlc
via Va.& Tenn. X. H. and Fnrsh e. Goa. Stage Limo /;
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
PASSENGERS for The Sweet, Rcd-Sweetond White
sulphur Springs leave Lynchbu,g duly (Sundays
oSoopted) vim Va g. Tenn, railroad nt7, "a connect
ing with our Conc at BONSACk'S DEPOT. aid 10
Sweet and Rcd Springs evening" leave next morn.
ing niter regular breakfast and reach White Sulphur
Springs by H. n. m. Returning leave White Sulphur
Strings Il, 3. reach Red and Sweet Springs by
p leave Rod and Swert Springs morning nj 4,
m, and arrive in lsnchbure same day by 7. - NJ
Leave Lynchburg daily (Sundays eSoepred) via Va .
Tenn. Il r., nj p connecting with orr coaches ut
Bonsack's, urrvc Mt fincnste evening by dark
Leave fnoesle daylight day. and arrive nj tho
Sweet and Rcd Sweet Springs to dinner aud To the
White Sulphur Springs by p. same day. Return
lag lenvo White Sulphur Springs at M, reach Fin
castle by p m, envs fncnstlo at day light, connect
ing with the Bonsacka, reach Lynchburg by H.
IN. Passengers assured that this Ia the cheapest
most expeditions aud comfortable to tho Springs
from Lynchbug.
Fare from Lynehhurg 10 Sweet and Rod Sweet
Springs 81 50 from Lynchburg In White Sulphur ~ so
Extra Coaches furnished all times nt Bonsaek $
Depot To travel as parties may desire
iuiy Ita W. L. FARISI& co.
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LIME CLAISET WINE.-Wo reoeiv.
L inF, to-day, annher lot of fine Clatet Wine, in
boxes Those IN OF fine article would do we'll to
call soon LEE ~ JOHNSON.
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Old Dominion Line Canal Beats,

BETWEEN LYNCHBURC & RICHMOND
M ERCHANDISE &c. from the Norihlztc-sE.ISIJk
VI consigned to us, md tobacco pro.e.zs..z-s
tuce, &C. shipped by this line, from Lynehburg, for
wnrded free Of Commission. Our boats leave Lynch
burg and Richmond every "Wednesday and Saturday.
Our Lumber-House is IA RE PROOF building the
Bdsin,in Richmond and prepared to receive pro-
iuce, tobacco &C. storage, at the most moderate
charge. Merchandise &c. is subject to only dray
bye in Richmond Freight carried customary
EuSTACE & &APPLEYARD,
w. a. HORTON Ag't at Lynchburg, office at Mr.. b.
L. Sackett's Lumber House, the Basin
tepl 29-d1y
EOUGSNEYMENC Carpenters Wanted
c-Twenty good Workmen can find employment with
tIo Subscribers. HALLETT g. MACE.
2U-dS
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TWO DAILY LINES
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

LNROM lynchbntg to Tho Swcet, Rcd Swect and
Il While sulphur Springs. by the following schedule.
via Va, H. Tenn X. Il. and Fntiai e. Cos, Stage Line
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LINE of Kichmondx ~

AND NEW YORK PAGkETS.-This new 1nAk
home line ia composed of the following vessels. and
.ails from Ncw-York every three days. All owned in
the city OF Richmond. viz:
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for the Goli0aps.

LEGANT AND RICH GOD 5
h FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
AVERY Low PsIcEs, SUITABLE TO rHs TINES.
BALL. BLACK Co.
Importe and Asnufsc tnTsrs, No 247 Broadway.
Take pleasure 10 announcing TO tselr customers and the public
generally that In Of the unprecedented scarcity
Europe and their Intimacy with manufacturers
atroad have by purchasing largely for csh been enabled 70
collect very choice and beautiful selection Of Good
suitable for the approaching Holiday which will enable them
sell such Low prices will make it nduseueai f'
purchasers call spd eIzmioe. Their stock compEBes
GOLD AND SILVER WARE,
PLATED WARE.
DIAMONDS, PEARLS, RUBlEs,
.nd other Preeoos stone. and every VARIETY OF ea y" Ell
RY Of the bs,utifn description and latest fashion.
WATCHES,
Of ell the eelsbs<d msie-EnsAnd, Fsnee' Germany and
Switzerland. - .
large s~ortmep-eoE prsDE in part Open Glasses Fans
Porte Work BoIes Gard cses fsrisn Figures Pc
Msehs Goods and many other articles OF taste and novel
~ too 'I'sn''' to ena"f sRo y advertisement
very large and beautiful collection; some very beautifully
CLOCKS
full ssortment-Mube Gilt ard Bronze with Csndslsora,
10 match. either for candles or eas
MARBLE sTATUARY,
very beautiful collection Of ehsies pieces
OIL PAINTINGS.
large collection Of the German French Italian Dutch and
Our Increasing trade having obliged to extend
Silver sny and the shortest possible notice
as well the Setting Of Diamonds and Precious Stones Of
every description hsvins always hand ssery large asor
FesLng description OF
our take pleasure m inviting the
public call and ramine being assured they will cot regret
the time spent In looking over IT,
., o sce.. = Ii. second Third FOurth sixth shth
~ ' BALL, BLACK 4 Co,
SIN Of thu Golden Eagle.
q4-p D. Of
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fine ARTS.


LINE ARTS.-BELGIAN FREE GALLERY
IL OF PAINTINGS and STATUARY, No. 5i1 Brodwsy
DE BRACKELEER Jr sole accredited agent for tbs Belgian
School OF Art would respectfully to the Amateurs
OF Fine Arts Metropolis that he hss just received
from Europe valuable Paintings By the most celebrated
Artss:
l. The jubilee Of Fihy Years By V. De Brseheler.
2 The Venetian Mosque. By Nieaise dc keyrer.
8. The Storm. By ROBBIE
T. The Balls BY Eug. Nerboeckhover.
These Paintings will be exhibited from 10 A. NJ 10 10 r. ~,
from this date to the 2ith December. Admission frss.
CREAT SALE of ENGRAVINGS, at reduced
VI prices large collection comp sns the newest aud
most popular French Engh. and German Prints, Is now
oesd private sale for short me st No. 66S Broadway,
opposite Bondst.
NESSRS. CHARLES ROBERTSON & Co.,
" No 81 Acre London have the hjnor to inform Ar
Tits Amsters and Schools that their celebrated OIL and
WATER COLORs CANVAsEs, BRUSHES, DRAWING
PAPERS and s the various materials used for Painting aud
Drawing. can be procured at the establishment OF w.
sCHAUS No. sos BTosdssy
NEW PAINTING by AIRY SCHEFFER.-
IN The subscribers respectfully 70 the public that
having received beautiful Painting, by the celebrated AIRY
seheher they will exhibit for short time in their fins Arts
TIFF TEMPTATION or CHRIST,
the latest composition Of Schefer and Is confidently offered
for the consideration Of the public specimen Of the highest
art Subscriptions for fine Lse Engrayins from this paint
will be received at the Gallery. Exhibition open from
A. NJ. to 6 P. NJ. Admission free.
GoUPIL Co., No. sc Broadway. NewYOrk
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POstporement Of Day Of Publication Of
NJ pN i LIS NEW w q II X :

Postponemsnt Of Day OF Publication Of
TX MARVEL's NEW WOR X
i FUDGE DOINGs.-Being Tony fudgs's Record Of the
,sme in forty chapters with Portraits Of Solomon Fudge Esq.,
and George Washington FudIe-from designs BY Dtrey
voa limo. Uniform with Reyeries Of a Bachelor
Dream Life" &c, &c
The publication Of this popular WORK announced for thu 9th
December hS. been unsyoiGaby delayed 1t will be pub
ished
WEDNESDAY, Goth December.
Lsrge have already been received and the past
ofbooks By Marvel me 10 believing that large
edition Of this work will be sold at publication.
CHARLES sCRIBNER,
No. i45 Nassau -. New York.
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Delightful ard Fsscins:irs Story.
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