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II. IL. FRASER
GRAND EXHIBITION,
FOR 1854, OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

GRAND EXHIBITIONS,
FOR 1854, OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
--LATEST LjLPORTA UONS.
AMERICAN. ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, SWISS,
BELGIAN, &C. GOODS DAILY ARRIVING!
INhE undersigned having remained considerable time
in the Eastern cities aud used uncommon exertiOns
this Springin heseiectsu Of Goods confidently say
thai the stock ne uusy offers his will far excel
sny that he has ever had the pleasure Of exhibD-aud
also can Say with cOtdece, that styles, designs and pr
ces will favoraby CON ware With any in the market.
Respectfully solictnr call from his friends and Gus
toners, especially the la,Nes JOHN h. HUhE,
Fashionable Emporium, No. 81, College st.
mari2
1854. FANCY DEPARTHENr. Is5i.
EABkGDERS,
DRESS GSoDS &c
Emb'd Val Lace Collars; jgCOust Bands;
Chemizts Sleeves, Swiss .
Habits with Flonucirgs
Linen Collars. Llces and Edges
Maiise Ilstt Chemigets. tTb d Mus Robes;
Collars and Sesyt5j Applique;
Embd Handkerch sf Mourning Ernbroderes;
JadaTsleeves; Grapes, &C,
Also
Rich Paid Giacsi SIX; Chaer de Beze;
Cheeks tlounced Robes
Beautiful Silk Robe; BaTege
d" Plsid Batesig, Paris OTgandy;
Cold Pouet de Sole, Printed Linen CsmoIiSs
BLACK and cotored Embroidered Mautels;
:. . ttsaa2siiy ttR.5aqisi e
ALSO
Rich sud beautiful Ribbons. &c,
ALSO
t4oit Fmhroid5ea itrenadiue-on exhibition at
JOHN X. HUME'S
uaTIa Fast Euabe Emporium, No. 81, Coege-st
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CARD.


NIX GOODWIN respectfully presents his compliments
vi tn the Ladies and jentieman Of Nashville and would
state thai he intends opening his classes in Dancing
Saturday, September "a, at Odd Fellows Hall
Mr. Goodwin would take this occasion TO observe that
he has Tor the past been chiefly occupied in the CITY
o New ork IN obtaining the newest and most approved
style OF The Terspichoean art and consequence pre-
pared TO mPart instruction in the following Dances viz
Ia "Poilonase." a. Esmarada" ala Scilhan," ''Mne
ue IA Sour Mszurks snd the and fascinating Hiber
nan Q"adre, together with the usual fsyore Fancy
Dances, &C &C, Hours Of attendance for Young ladies
A. NJ. ~ VI utuH' o.
FLOUR, BRAN AND MEAL DEIS11T-
/ HAVE new, and will keep constantly on hand -
Il large stock of hne and superine Flour in lSt=A
barrels, half barrels, and bags. Also nnboltad vs4kH
Flour Middhngs Shorts Bran and Meal which Iy;f1 IN
wholesale retail, at the lowest market price -
GrOcers Dealers Bakers and Others buying in lots Of u,
80 100 bbs, will find it to their interest to buy st ,b
house, as a liberal reduction will be made to them
have the exclusive Agency IN this city OF The Port Roy-
al Mills, owned by MeSsrS. Weafherford Watson
Lafayette Mills owned by hessrs. I. J. Prichett Co.
New York Mills, Z" ." Cobb Il ia man.
and their reputation for making good Flour is not surpas-
sed it equaed in the State.
Or5elrs for Flour made either Of those Mills if &C.
companied by the cash, will be promptly attended to.
respectfully solicit liberal share the patronage of
the citizens of Nashville and the surrounding country
GEORGE ALWELl,
aug l6-lm. Nos 9& IL College ST. Nashville
NJ TEGROES FOR SALE.-We have on hand ebout
FAMILY, consisting of 80. his wife 81, g boy TO-
girl Z and gI years old This family of Negroes
sold for fault and swell recommend Rud proper
" vouched for. Also No Man, 10 years old good body
and dniug-room servant Call
DABBs 4 PORTER.
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y@IYF RAZOKS ND STKUPS-zoO dozen wade
L Butchers isbTsted RszoTs, among which hne as
sortmant Of WARRANTED kAIORS IN cases OF Que pair
each foT private also further additional socS oil BAR
+srs RsxITs: also Wade Butchers Razor Strops
sai very superior article. FALL CUNNINGHAM.
--s-rL.f College street.
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CARDS.
EDWARD SHEEGOG Il HARVEY,
PURCHASING COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND
GENERAL AGENTS,
No, % CARONDELET STREET,

PURCHASING COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS, AND
GENERAL AGENTS.
No, % CARONDELET STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
DERS0NAL and prompt attention given to the buying
of Goods Groceries and Produce and every article for
Planters and Merchants either for Cash. Drafts upon Com
mission Merchants, upon their credit
.sE Orders executed with despatch and bought at the
lowest market rates
lg- Notes draft and Bills collected and RENTED i'm
mediately.
~ Recsriag and F5,aorrding attended to a0it1out
REFER To-Kirkman and Ellis. Nashville, Tenn.
John b. johnson, Esq.,
Morgan Co,
W. H. Gordon & Co., :"
b NJ. Noel Il Co, q" "
JIM. Zimmerman 4 Co,
william pence, Esq, NurfrsesborO'. Tenn.
Col. f. H. Chailin, Columbia Tenn.
K. b. Mayes, Esq,
Gen. l.. J. Polk, Ashwood, Tenn
ie..'55-&m.
WILLIAM R. MILES, {DAN'L W. ADAMS.
MILES d ADAMS.
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. % Carondclet Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
RaFsR ro-JOhn NJ Bass, Esq, Nashville, Tenn
Matthew Watson, Esg, 90
Col. Andrew Erwin, Warrace, Tenn.
Gen. L. J. Polk AshwoOd '
Gen. e. J. Pillow, Columbia,
EDWARD SEEEG0G
Is general Travelling Agent with power to
contract or sgreemenI for cur House.
ie7'5A3m MILES ADAMS
J. A. DERRY. W. B. DEERY. 4. E. DEERY.
DEER1 BROTHERS,
ALIsoNIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Office No l94 Public Squire, Mt~hrdle, Tennessee
Inay22-tTly.
GEORGE w. COOK,
ATTORNEY ATLAW AND LAND AGENT.
WOcO Village, Texas.
RTILL attend the collection of debts and the inTes
w z.tion and perfscting Of laud titles in Texas
REFERENCES.
Hon A ". O. ToTFoN, Hon NATHAN GREEN,
" K. G. MhrSHsT, K. l.. RIDLEY,
" Z. l.. CARuTaERs = ABE CARUTHERs,
sJoHN l.. BRIsN Governor WV. b. CAMPBgLL
LII
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mar23 o. CO4Ie2e
CENT'S VARIETY GOODS.-Bla2k and Fancy
II French Cloths and Csssimeres
French Linens, Black and Fancy Silk Vestlngs,
MarSeilles VeStings, French Drab de Ees,
Patent Shirts with French Bosoms,
Merno Under Shirts LiSle Thread and Raw Silk do
Linen and Cotton Drawers Liren Collars,
British and German half hoisery,
Summer Cravats, Embroidered Ties,
Fancy silk CravatS, black do, Superhne quality,
Plain and culOred Handkerchets,
Silk handkerchietS; Silk Suspenders
AlexsnderS hid Gloves, Silk do,
Thread Gloves Linen do, &c.
STEVENSON h WHITE,
mares 59, college ~
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS.-Rich Satin Da-
/ i mask Embroidered MuSlins Curtains.
Lace Curtains, Gotten Damasks,
lO-4, la Linen and Cotton Sheetlng,
Pillow Case Linens, &c. &c.,
Linen Table Napkins,
Fruit do,
Is dozen colored Border Damask Towels,
White and COlored Marseles Quilts,
Gilt CorniceS de, Pins aud Bands.
Cords Tassels Ginps FInges Curtains, Drops; &c, &c
STEVENSON Il WHITE,
msr2S 49, College -.
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Isaac LIrroN, Secretary fmy7-tf
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY-CAPTTAL Sl5O, 900.
OFFICE OVER DYER PEARL < iO'S. EXCHANGE
OFFICE.
They will make insurance Houses and Goods of every de
scrpton against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk of the river the Cargo of Keel Boats and
other river crafts and on sea vessels and other cargoes on
the usual terms. JOHN NJ HILL, President
JOSEPH VAULx, Secretary.
DIRECToRS-Alex Allison, John N Hill, F Fogg Ct NJ
Fogg James COrrey JnO NJ Bass, Joseph Woods, Samue
Seav, Matthew Watson J White, Jacob McGaYock
ianI
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THE GkEAI SDhNIsBN
TINIIS grand exhibition viii commence tAe zah Oi Sv
Il tember, 1854, and continue for FOUR DAYS az tie
Ell Il
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CIRCULAR SAWS.

GOOD assortment OF ''ll0E CO, and other brands
n a CIRCULAR SAWS. from the smallest TO the lar
gest sizes. Just received and for sale by
FALL X CUNNINGHAM,
M. II Colleyp
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WRTTTNG TNSTTT Ute.
I,rT 6r=. term of this College will com
r,-n.s an MONDAY, Feb. y. an the ~ fsaa
.I-- aud spacious Tu1m Al tOoPeys block, Ey~%sSa&
- - Ia,4 4ari.l- :
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IA
,,,, -, - iii sell between 80 and 40 acres Of
Ind wing on the Hillsboro Turnpike, two and hat
- fo1, Nashyie adjoining the lands Of w u Gordon
n i5 ia Of first rate quality and delgfStuily SiI-
~ I 80 c,nrv residences If desired it will be dvId-
81 no lots of or to suit purchasers For terms
&c apply 10 ang3-lm.i d. n. htNIN,
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DAILY CRESCENT
II D z <

For Permanent Third Page Advertisements.
Bankers-MArHEws F1sLEY s. Co. e1 Camp street.
LOUISIANA Savings Co., corner of Camp and La
fayette streets.
Books and Stationery. B. srEEL, 90 Camp street
Il. JOHNSON & Co.. 6S Camp street.
CIothinp-NosHIs 81 WAY, corner of Camp and Common
atfsets under City Hotel.
LEIGHTON & BaRRoT, Southwest corner Of Canal
and St. Charles streets.
Croekerv-P, R. FELL s. Co., s4 Common street.
Drugs and Medicines-THos. RASKIN, corner Camp
and Poydras streets.
C3roceries-R W ADAMS, corner Of Front, Common and
Fulton streets. ALA sS@
HARDWARE. WATERMAN & BRo. corner Of Common
and Magazine streets.
j. NJ RELF Co, Front between GraFier and
Poydras streets. ..s
Hotels-ARcADg Magazine between Gravier and
streets. 90.
Hats-Boots- -Shoes-D'AReY Co, corner Canal and
Cbartrea streets. ID
Dawn T.rLon & Co.. Al Magazine street, opposite
Banks Arcade.
NEwHAIL- VALENTINE g. Co., "a, 58; and 58 Common
street
Jewelry-HYpE s. GoopRIcH, corner Of Canal and Koya
streets.
z. A. TYLER, 80 Camp street. Ms,
Musical Instruments-M. FEHREsBAcH, III Canal st
Paints-G, @. BoGEET s. Co, 5s Camp street.
Wines gLiquors-W. E. LEvEa1eH Co., "a Oh
Lepee street.
sEwELL T. TAYLOR, Is Royal street
r. W. GoRLEa, Common street, opposite the st
Charles Hotel. z- i
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1,,nstrious Men on Bender

,yaorth himself wish his grave and settssa phys,
ognomy actualy told another OF hls ana h;h i; 90
ands in NV presence the following story Wh'en u 80
ned that feel an inclination to enhalm It as nears as
nossibe in his own words tf.h =. ~.
f;nda yery dear cid friend-and it being too late TO
snd cab when quilted the house. We #efe conpslea
n walk home He asked me to take bed pue hayuon
had determined walk home and it was necessary thae
should accompany him.
Why it necessary 7 asked haydon ,no,,;r.s
Whys Do you ask why it was necessary " inquired
Wordsworth.
| 'sCsrtainly do .-., .,, "a; ha.5
von had taken little too much wineonly little too
Wa,l 90 on said his friend if sins to be
cast up in our teeth in cid by an cid end we
/ can but grin and bear It = .,t.
He was determined it would walking IN an eN
treueiy divergent manner and when We at
into the Edgeware Road, young gentleman Sho p vs
been observing him stepped up TO US ana salu -
sssn To have some difficulty walking home gentemsn
am going the same way Might beg OF you 10 tahe iy
avn Although not needing his assistance aceepsea
in Tho hone o inducing Hayden do the same He did
So and we began proceed along the pasenisns ~ .
much regular manner inegnsu ha ma ns b @ as
individual might pleased st knowing "non ne Nas A
stinp to convey home thus inebrated consequently
turned to him and observed: Young man " may srssi
you to know whom you have upon TINS arm -
= sI smoke Il Iani--wordsSorth Heanswered nothing
i | when what must Hayden do but halt.
: .Cf course not going 20 bs cnoussa ous VI H'
i share of glory y said Hayaon, laughing
i ayes . continued Wordsworth " DE stopped snort -
dead in the street. and laid hold Of the ratings ei 'n
4 | area id front of Of the housssto ,,,
n And whom do yon think am young a.,aa man :. y
| asked an Benjamin Robert Hayden: tue nssoItea M
If painter! moment the gentleman looked fs1 "
10 tha other then said, do not care VINO q
81 you are. But my belief is that you ara
]. drunken lying cid vagabopds Sas sp stI
bat ntiopee let go his He shook Hsyaon Fiesh
er off the Other Take care reward fer your islag
u internally that you do not have % spsaa ne N - ~
ID night in the wstehhoase AS ne s"e en'' ~ ~
a. up the street. y ,.h., ;,,r,sar.tsly
es Haydon his friend aha Iy W as ,ra :
~ I,snnpil as before Singuarly epough this was "
eaiy time ever Wordsworth and ne
int onsbrsned In my memory in connection wish stof:
rty hh fhs last should have dfeamt q ms ps
~. connrcted with His quit and reservsd "
c;ss to strangers renders it very inapronaoe tns nav
Oh aver met him subsequent preylous oeeasaops,
md should have heard him utter any thing Nol eoa ~
eir 4 ;o,nrinted it so powerfully upon my n-mafy
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James T. Young, agent on the Columbia Rail-
road charged with being instrumental in the death Of
Thomas Bentley, by pushing him OF the whea in
notion has been committed prison in Chester Pa. to
to take his trial for murder An application On hR6eas
corpus to admit him bail refused The Judge said
that the declaration of the deceased before his death
that he did not jump of the but that the defendant
pushed him on made out he thought. case of murder
| in the first degree, to be submitted to jury
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SEVERE New York Tribune does not
appear carried away with violent affection for the
present administration. Read:
We insist that the Washington Union shall take back
its charge that this journals chief business is to attack
the Administration Of President Pieres We should
soon think assaig the piey Of Votare the nteg
rfy of Aaron Burr So far from attacking Gen Perees
administration have long ceased to watch the spot
WHARF it vent iloMn. -
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A rough looking individual recently entered
large clothing warehouse at Detroit and remarked that
he wished to look around where the most yaua
BILE goods were stored he intended to break in and
carry some of them off that night The CLERKS humored
the joke and permitted him to look around, but next
morning they discovered that he had been good as his
word He carried off seven hundred dollars worth Of
goods and robbed the cashiers drawer of hundred
and fifty dollars
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

Mr.. s. M Isaaks, one OF the clerks in the New
York Custom House is IN the seventy-eghth of
his age His memory is unimpared and his psnmsnship
unusually elegant On the spot where he now daily does
business he saw Gem Washington in Fss and heard him
proclaimed President. -.
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.o,nkINa pEArH.-Thursday afternoon. be-

: Cn FtAINU IyEAi1i'- nut a1a5 1Iue. Iroo1s pc
Oh, and four o'clock, shocking accident occur
tween thres q mile of Saw-si Run by which the
red within ha ID aged between three and years,
Of bs s It that the little boy was playing in
the above nss Y.rs which in full blast at the
st sms H. VS. promptly pulled pa by man whS E s
messed the m is to another world and all efforts to
already taken M We're in vain The parents Of the
restore h ara !ost distracted BY the occurrence
Tp;ttshursh Dispatch, 18TH
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A person nam.d MeCord has been convicted
Of murder in the second degree Xenia Ohio for killing
free negro whom he attempted kdnap with the view
of selling him slave.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-27

A railroad conductor named Campbell was
killed few days ago at Gson, Pas by ths cars being
thrown from the track.
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MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER .s7, 1854.
EDUCATION.
Jew ORLEANS FEMALE coLLEGIATE

NTEW ORLEANS FEMALE COLLEGIATE
L v Observation-Disclosures BY MRS. MACAULAY, 2ss
Camp streeThs Institution has successful operation for
series Of The best eche employed giving
in the English French Spanish italian and Latin languages
The Music Teachars the Piano. Harp and ui
tar ogsher with Vocal Music the ghss order o. attain
ments. co hihed with torg experience and snccesB.
esding facility Afforded
them acquire practical knowledge OF the French language
feet their musical stude the elegant
drawing and painting. a
The recent perhaps the best
The city and boarder have attention paid to their health
comfort and Improvement
The Institution furnished with well selected library, the
Of which the schoiarp entitled free Of expense.
For particulars apply person BY letter a. the fnstuton.
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GSECRET DIsEASES-0f 50 Customhonse
between Royal and bourbon rss.smDR iaEs
Of the
appalling form, that they obtain etn aae ina
without the oMecury Baan unbso
Drug from three days without any ne9nye
newly discovered Remedies which can only e
himself snd they dc not esc, no
certificates
Union the have
effected ncuable by celebrated
Since thess Remedesip this the hume
rous under the OF these Remedies
hut hahsy effected perfect
cures the afflicted avail themselves OF thse
newly truly provaenssl dseoyeres Dr. J. has located pe
nepty street. No. 49, Private Rooms
served. ys- ehoars tebi2 lyip
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nATS-ses sacks ST. Louis landing ex Mar
sAa 'ewss 0' & IL DALEY Tehpapoa'aastssei
ROoMS-200 dozen. s-
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NToTlCE or ELECTION. By virtue of

7 -TAT UIIJE UF ELJOII IUN, - Dy FlIIU6 u
three writs of election directed BY His Ereellency
p D. H6bert of the Slate Of Lou the qualified
yeers of the city hseby notified that eles
lion MONDAY the a7h iasan' for one sensoso
m the the Hon. j. A. bEsud
o r two the First Representative District
Of city place Of Hon. NJ Summers
Representative District of the city Of NewuT-
lesps in place of Hon. Thomas Mckeon, resi- gned.
Th9 polls opened the day Aforesaid at O'Clock NJ
and close at such and nnder the direction
The Crks be appointed by the Common coup OF
to held according law duplicate made
10 the underB gned, returning ohIceE . 0.f
sheriPs Office parish Orleans, November u, 1854
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EIsOR LIvERPOOL-The l fast sail ,sssSs
u ing American ship ONWARD, Captain Lane, 49,
Ioalng Immediate dphch For freight Of 100
Gotten apply to j. P. WHITNEY y CO. 81 Camp street:
sNr For passage, appIY % Tho Captain board n24
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HTOR LIVERPO0L-Th A | fast sail sS5ssS.
n ing American ship CARACL, Capt Norris, 49,
losdn her engaged will have inme
diale dispatch. For rght q 800 bale, Cotton, apply to
J.. p WIfITN"Y 4 CO, 81 Camp street.
Eo, nas.Aye .DpIv tbeC Csntaip on board,
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EsO LIVEBP0oL-Th ! American ,s$Ss
clipper ship MARINER, Capt Barker, having the &ass
greater part cargo will have quick dpateh For bal
MI " go ffss CHENEY a. LOWELL. ll6 Common street.
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HISOR LIVERPOOL.-The fast sail ~
ing American ship sCREAMER, Captain Alex: SAaIASS
nnder having greater engaged will have
mediate dispatch, For halance freight, apply to
n2I GIFFERY 1lB Common
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

f%TEW ORLEANS AMI CAR TESg ssssal..ss55
1 V BOLTON RAILROAD. Winter Ar 4r ~
Csrroton Departure OF Trains from Corner OF
Baronne and Periiio streets,
Yetr Orleans:
am Traua1 o. j. 49, e,ttkP. N.
From CdrroEton:
Steam TranA5k, g. o. TO- IL ~ and p NJ
Servants iOoeats Bum
iles of IS Red Tickets 81 so.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
the Bspos .is Baronne street,
Departure ef Cara II
From Canal and e&
is minutes unl evening e, TO- l1, II p A.
From Horse 10 ana 70 ~
FAER5 Children under mot seat gratis
Balls
ied hen required after ahoy honrE
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HyOR LIVERP0OL-Th A American ,,hsae
ciippar ship NEPTUNE, Capt. Baehelder having 4sG
the o her engaged will have Immediate dispatch
freight bales Cotfor heAvy freight, apply to
GlFFNEY q LOWELL, lie Cannon street.
psssage having superior cabin accommodations, apP
CpptAin en- afd,P seropd 0istrict. pll
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EyOR LIVERPOOL--The A fast sail kSsssSN
u ing Am-rcanf Hhip BELL ROCK, Capt Pende SAA4ig
loading will etate dispatch. For freight o
go Cnttop, apply P. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp
ESf- For paaeage. tho Captnin board. ma
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T7OR LIVERPOOL--The A l fast sail .ssssg
N ing ship ATALhNTA, Capt co'by having two tAAA1
thirds Of end going on board will have mtat
dispatch. For Balance Of freight, appiyto
n ]. II. AsHBRIDGE 8 co, So 81. Charles street.
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ES0R LIVERPO0L-The new | stsN
American clipper ship JOSEPH r.. FOLSOM, S&&Ask
Carhn Sieagan loading will have quick dpatoh
JP. WHITNEY 4 co. 81 Camp 1T.
pasasge, appv TO the Captain on n91
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For Permanent 1Fra Page advertisements.
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ENOR HAVRE-Regular Packet to sue saefse
tbe Henry Gripnsll-Ths A fast sailing Amer f
ship HORTENEIA, Capt Hathaway s now loading an w
Dispatch h. $50 bae Cotton APPLY
AZ. Tdft,taiTe r. fiT y, l,aa1S Nia ~ ola
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INIrIALs.-Offlcers and Members {
Editor of the Presbyterian Paper.
American Hotel Any by the nam
manding Officer Naval Rendezvous.
of silva, 3 W. G.
New Orleans, Nov. &c, 1854
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-WyOR PHILADELPHIA-He Heron's Line. s5sS
n cf Packsts-The fine packet bark LOUISA BLISS
fsr master having nearly all her engaged,
5;snaeh For balance OF freight passage apply to
lh5i GEO W, HYNSoN d CO saCap1p street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04

(Snrce-sets IL l'nslsy n Bfyanl,)
Corner Cary and 18th streets. Richmond Va,
A RE now receiving large and wellnssottcd stock Of
N GROCERIES,, recently purchased. foR c.sn,
which they nre dispased to sell upon favorable terms,
aud would be pleased supply the patrons of the late
concern well heir friends md tho trade generally
Ann 'Xcd i'll hc found lot al their stpcl in part
l0O0 hngS Rio. Laguayrn mud JAVA Coffee, Iart prime
400 binds New Orleans Sugar
leo hhdS 3" 3" OF strictly prime quality
600 thls Crushed Pnlvrrised, 6rnnnlaied, Clarified
and Coilcc Sugars
so boxes Loni Sugar
100 Ibis New Oslenns Molnssc.
~ hhds Bacon ,ides
100 bis MnoSni 81: 81 cn.ks Rice
500 packages Green mud Hack Ten
400 boxes Mitchell Adamnntne and perm Candles
500 sides Soil Leather
50 bis fnnner'soi
2 900 kegs Old Dominion Nails assorted size.
3on bag. Shot; QUO his Bar Lcad
so boNessS 10 nnd 0stl2 Window Glnts
10 bhl- Cidcr VireRnr
80 bags Pepper, Ginger und mcno
100 kegs SUP. Cn1h. Soda; 30 kegs Sal. Soda
leo packages Soda Snlamlus
- casks Mass liluorrc
- boxes Axes; loo do, Bnrkc,.
COO rcnos Wrapping. Letter and Cap Paper
800 ,lug r., Is aud g's Bad Cords
Cnndrwich, Cotton Irvine. Buttng Cotton, CorJnge
fluw Lines, Indigo. Madden, Backing Cigars, Nc.
July - dim