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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
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Be remembered, that GO the 3ist July 1884, oeors ~
~ p.es rad for the city Aforesaid personally appeared
Charles Nnson the Crescent Maaai
pny wo dnly according 2
pose SAY the above account is just ana rug na
transcript from ths books Of the Company 53
{sigued.} Co. AAHoo.s,, 80
aworu this Slst day
CIV. JoSTE Second Jusses Of the Fsses, fAfah %
The Trustees resolved 70 pay an ne'sss u -
cent IN csah certificate o. profits for the years. We
,sxa d "a 900 1ssa. ~. " bssssss
1sD,13p 1885,. 1e',ss"
% ts holders their lszi on ana ee
Monday the 18Th August 1ss4 go
The Trustees lave a, dividend q two per esn "a mo
not prn Company the ending the soh June
for which viii 10 isaed snd after hs Asn sp
| 80 THos. A. ADAMS, frsadsns-
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HyHE ROAD TO HEALTH

DESPERATE CASE OF scRoFUIA CURED BY Hel Ll
WAYS OINTMENT Sydney Whole
sa Agent for Inc sale Of Holoway medicines uh Wales
the employ Mr. Charles Thompson
B.rabulu Sofua the Week.
his peculiar kind Of mp out Of which
considerable In
various medicines without good effect He then used HO
LoWAYS OINTMENT AND PILLS. which in short period So ell
cuay continued the perfect health to
the present time. ,,,1, =, o....
Temple Bar London and by al the
Medicines the United Statea in boses cents
Wholesale by the principal Drug Houses in tbs
Union Messrs "A. B. SANDS aad WRIGHT
d CO., New Orleans.
considerable saving taking the large sizes
the guidance parents in disorder
| an sed to ! Zach boz,
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NAVAL INTELL1GENcE.-The late English pa
pers state that the United States sloop-o f-war
Preble, Thomas I. Graves, commander, arrived
at Cherbourg, at noon, on the 9th Of July,
from Spithead. She has on board, it will be re-
membered, six midshipmen from the Naval
School at Annapolis, on cruise of instruction.
The Preble will go from Cherbourg to Brest.
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THE BURIAL PLACE OF WEBsTER.-We learn
by the Boston papers that fair is to be opened
at Marshfeld, nnder the auspices of the ladies
Of that town, the proceeds of which are to be
expended in identifying the ancient village bn-
rial ground where repose the remains Of the
great American statesman, Daniel Webster.
Extensive arrangements have been made to en-
terrain the concourse of visitors expected, and
large building has been erected for the pur-
pose of the exhibition of the various beauti-
full articles which will be offered for sale. The
ladies of Boston have united with those o.
Marshfeld in furnishing contributions.
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THE EXECUTION OF WEIaART.-On Saturday.
the, 18th, Weigart, found guilty of the murder
of Cushing, in the city of Lexington, Ky, during
the last winter, suffered the extreme penalty OF
the law. It is said the unfortunate man mani
tested, when the sentence was about being full
filled, considerable trepidity, and after the
moose had been adjusted he jumped from the
platform, thus actually hanging himself. Al
| immense crowd was present. The murder, il
will be remembered, was committed in fit o
passion.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

58 JEFFERsoy CITY.
Thursday Evening, August "a, 1854.
Arrived to-day 81 head Of Western Beeves $50 Texas
and Lake Cattle $40 Hogs and lot of Calves and Year
lings small stock Of Sheep only offers. Prices Of
good Cattle in favor Of holders:
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CnEscEnI- OryIcE.
Friday Morning August u.s. 1854
COTTON The inquiry limited yesterday morn
ing and barely 300 bales sold at easier prices before
the arrival of the Asa's news, after which We dig pos
hear Of sale. We yet quote IA slt.s
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. 's'15
Inferior ..........5 as Middlins Fair: :s1laex
Ordinary sAssx Far ali; . ~: G
Middling. sM@sH 1000 a fa ~ s g
Good Middling.....e @s1<iaood and Fine. --s--
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CorTos-bslss. TosAoco-hhds
s, or hand .5s. Sept; issqia 4sla $500
hece,s'' ysstsrdav'. 7O4-14sss1e e8-4s2lo
144s4ss 1854
exported y W s3s-1417,25s ooo--5os1s
s.o,k an hand not cleared ... s222s 26sss
TopACco. We heard If 81 hhds A. and R. sold at
&c round-understood to show an advance
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs - Transactions confined to
small sales at unchanged prices
FLOUR The principal sales were 400 bbs st. Louis
AZ az 1oo at At 25 "a Dbl, and 200 on private terms
GRAIN. We noticed only two or three sales Of Corn
from store including 100 sacks White, and 90 Mixed 8.
zoe "a bushei Louis Oats were held at the advanced
rate of 45c "a bushel Bran was higher and 300 sacks
sold at 921z895c p 100 fb.
PROVISIONS "A lot Of 100 bbs uninspsated Mess
Pork was sold at S and come retail parcels at SIS p Dbl
for Mess of Bacon Is casks Shoulders were taken at
~ and 80 tierces inferior canyased Hams at 8c p Ii
Lard was still higher and we noticed sales Of 1000 kegs
Prime at 121a, and 800 at l8c v tb.
FRErGHTs. We heard of no engagement
EXCHANGE -. Foreign bills were hrm but domestic
| rather lower. We now quote; ....
sTancs Of. IL Il 95f2O 4, dolla
New YORK sixty-day Bills. .Ika1X p ct. disc
l
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WATERIJVG PLACES.

II 4
" AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER s. .ysK-A
sFskg soz ass al
splendid packs. CREOLE ssaasn Pot
:.sss's, If
Ssssss
EBAE 4: sfEgsRAass Hshss'
: Leave. ii. ca,,elaon aHs Jses,son Railroad
T aShsbz2 NsssIss Sssfs sss.
Returning time and the s
O'Clock and ling train dsx the es. bv
time to M fa cannot
u The wsy Mail Bag
sorninns * osci On Friday Saturday evenings a
aa9 R. eEDDEs, Agent. 10 Bank Place.
ESoR BLADON SPRINGS, Gull. ~.
LuM SPRINGS AND DEMqpe5,slThs ny y
hs ei a ss.s Regular aad ali
IN hs.s Mos a sge5 g. a sssiss
don SPRING. Sunday O'Clock and pemopo on Monday
q sE ssf
every Thnr,dsy q O'Clock
anhGS ps @
E s9s freight Or pa''s sPP Dehsd sraR
NEW ORLEANS, oPE- La IN -
M koAb bc copssYoa and 5aasy is August
Trains this Road will leave as follows 10. -
Bayou A1iernand for Algera at hafpasts Pm u
....sUNDAYS,...
Leave AgIer' for Bayou dsa Alsaande at at ~. ~,
y. Bayou dsa Allsnaad for Algisrn ats..a
.pl..t BE ffLissssDissRs. Secretary.
NE sys t oB1 ts4.S s;5n TAgK, ~
Department AN eonp9dson pa
ss, ssSs$ ss
ssss:sp5ssYf = o'clock
a Shippers Of freight mark packages the name of tn
a aas wh'h ''sS W s eR1cE
NEw ORLEANS AND CAR I'M Go:
Line Departure Of r's 5ssn r.y Orleans. .s=
| '''' From carro1ton:
Steam Tanss H., and every until inch
rAaa~s Servant, oesuts Blu
's' o. 70 ss' '''As" i LaiFAYETTE LINE; ,......
w These and from the Depot No. Baronne street.
Dspe'ture@ Cars s,<.,aeu.
From s esPs vs1s IS ssai
From s MSTs svsts IS mnasss until v
chrsa sndsF a1.. ~ It
lied wbsn feoSed after the above.msnopsd hours is96
J E Epr4aHsS2sAi ss aaI HAkEaf I'D
Carrolltou Rarosd.-FROH R ORAI
| TO LAKE. PONTCRARTR4LN-
| .... r I'm S....
- From Ne, Ca-rolton, Lake Ponteharan
| WEEK DAYS.
Circle oepot-7k, s lih M and l s-2S, d
t 525, 6a5, 7-25 Pm. a.. --. .
o SUNDAYS.
From Tivo Circle Depot SIS ~ sK ny and l2s, .
8-g5, AIS, SIS, 6-2s, T9S JPN.
Cdrrolto MO Nsp Orleans
oil WEEK DAYS.
To Tiyo s-lo Halo aud lilo $40,
$40, $40, 7-2o, sA
SUNDAYS.
Tivol Circle pepot-slo 40 $40, 1l-oAM and llo
10 $780, 4-90, b-20, $40, T9o, 9Hr.m, ~,
above Trains take and land passengers at Carol
~ stop ONLY at Horse Station and jackson street.
| gage, received at Depots only.
Orleans and Carrolton ID cents betweeS
y | rellton and the Lake, 10 cents, each way.
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SIN A FIDDLE.-When violin was first intro
duced into the choir of the church, the inno-
walton gave great offence to some of the worthy
parishioners. Especially was the player of the
bass vol exercised with sorrow and indignation
when the frivolous and profane fiddle first took
its place in the house of God, by the side of his
sedate and portly instrument. He accordingly
laid the case before the parson, who, after list
ening soberly to his complaints, replied: 's1t
may be as you say; don't know but you are
right; but if you are, it strikes me the greater
| the fiddle the greater the sin - The hero o.
| the big fiddle was unstrung.
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ARRIVED. -a".s n .5e..
Steamer Florida, Giant, from Mobile.
steam boats.
L. NJ. Kennett, Bofinger, from st Louis
Mary Foley, Hutchinson from Baton Rouge.
Ceres hIcConbs, rom Wiliamsport.
r w McRae Smith, from yieksburg.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

OFFICE or THE DAILY CREscEsT L
Friday Morning, August %, 1854
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig Apglo-SaYou Sullivan for Marseiles Foedick &co
Aparaceda Espnolh for Caphaeby Fernandez
scbr Powhatan, Caro-, for Pensacola John Hurley &cc
BARK Greenland, Snow for Liverpool, ca Maeker Zee
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ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE ON LAKE SUPERIOR
We learn from the Detroit Tribune, of the 18th,
that J. L. Pratt, of the Minnesota Mine, accom-
panied by Mr.. G. G. Kershow, clerk Of the mine,
Mr.. Revere, of Boston, and two boatmen, left
the head of Portage River on the morning OF
August i, in an ordinary canoe, bound for
Eagle Harbor, for the purpose of taking the
Sam Ward on her upper trip for Ontonagon
River The wind was blowing quite fresh, and
the boatmen objected to venture, but Dr. Pratt
urged them on very hard, being DESTROYS of re-
turning home, and they finally reluctantly con
sented to put out. They had reached about tel
miles distant from the head of the Portage, ant
about twelve miles from Eagle River, the poin
of their destination, when the wind having in
creased, the waves were swollen to such de
gree that they made clean breach over tn
canoe, which was swamped. Mr., Kershow, DIR
Pratt and one Of the boatmen, named, Conray
were drowned.
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IMPORTS.
RECEIpTs or PRODUCE.

Mo FordalG0 bsles cotton Buchanan Carroll re
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RATRoADs.-The earnings of the Galena and
and Chicago Railroad for carrying freight, pas
sengers and mails, during the month of July,
were $93 ,641 81
The number of passengers carried on the Vir.
ginia and Tennessee Railroad, last month, was
was 1900; corresponding month last year ALA !;
increase 1886.
The receipts Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
for the month ending July so, exhibit the fol-
lowing results, viz: $209, 299 81, against $751;
244 80 for the same month in 1858; showing q
gain Of $52,054 81 in favor Of the past year.
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SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS-250 cases, in pints
- and quarts, for sale by 40 ,o.,..
ieQi VI I,
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.


iSiias 6ruman.... ~. d2I
do Sultana ......94 do
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THE AFFRAY NEAR LYNcHBURG.--The Lynch
burg Virginian has the following notice of the
ARRAY near that city on the night Of the 10Th
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eve regret to learn that an ARRAY occurred
Wednesday night, just over the river, between
two persons, whose names were John North and
Geo. Cox, which resulted in the death of the
latter We have not learned the particulars,
except that in fight between them Cox re-
ceived stab of which he died in a few minutes.
North, we believe, has been apprehended.a
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A DVANCE S-Advances to our friends In
"a Charleston, made by 4: :; rLt q ~,
d3H ~ iehouPisoAias sla'
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U IBERAL ADVANCES will be made on ship
Sflii,e tyansan Tians BakELLl CO., 81 Common ST.
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srsOGNAC BRANDY-0tard, Dupuy u Co.,
~ pron,ietoa md H. Goddard, aud for aae by
an94 lot CONVERSE L co, Canal and Ne" Levee.
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A DyANCEs-Advanees on Produce to oul
q i, sH'' u, t''" T. j. HART CO.. Tchoupt.ouauu at.
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The Citizen, edited by John Mitchell, COM
mences an article in the following blood and
thunder style: %
ssThree European mails have arrived since
our last number. Every succeeding post (thank
GodD is charged with war. Before many
months every nation in Europe on whose neck
| the foot of another nation tramples, will have
the opportunity, if it have the pluck, to try an
other fall with its enemy Some Of them may
rise but to fall again; yet, the affair being an
affair of life and death, honor or eternal shame,
it will be better to fall than not to have risen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-25

UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION OF 1855--This exhibi-
ton, appointed by the Emperor Of France to be
held at Paris in the year 1856, is to receive the
agricultural and manufacturing products as
we'll as the works Of art of all nations. 1t is to
be opened on the LIST of May and closed on the
31st Of October, 1866. 1t is under the charge
Of an Imperial Commission" of which the
cousin of the Emperor, Prince Napoleon, is to
be the chief, and thirty seven members. To the
Universal Exhibition of Industry is to be added
Universal Exhibition of the Fine Arts. In his
address at the first assemblage, among other
things, the President said: " Our duty towards
foreigners is to receive them with liberal and
kind hearted hospitality" The Emperor has
assembled in this work the leading men in poll
TICS sciences, arts, manufactures, and COM
merce. The arrangements as published seem
to be admirable; and, as claimed this work is
calculated to throw q great lustre on France
| and Europe of the nineteenth century.
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yTERMACELLI AND MACARONI-250 boxes
anil '"A'Aa ~ s D. sRIKFF, & CO, 40 Old Lsvee.
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ssTRAW PAPER 1900 reams, single and
~ double crown n and for sale by ,.
faba ' &. j. HART d co. 70 Tchoupitoulas st.
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N UININE-5 500 ozs. American and For
sy eign, entitled to dehsatge for sals og ,.t
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rITRON-30 boxes fresh Genoa, for sale by
auls A. F. COCHRAN Il HALL, 80 Crawl r at,
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SODA ASHES-2lO casks, for sale by
III e24 A. pElAGRAyE CO, 10 Magazne street.
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AM HISKY-500 bbls and 200 half bbls
wv Boyle Rose BRANDY-Oo quarter and loo eighth sask
Domestic. For Rae by ,5 -
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IBERAL ADVANCES will be made on ship
mpnts to our friends in Boston. New York, Baltimore n
Charleston, s. c. [iaHsl BARELLI CO. 81 Common ss
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FURNISHED ROoMS.-Very pleasant rooms
Families Single Gentlemen with without can be
obtained No. Gil 81. Joseph street, Of Mrs Freomsh
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a9EACH BRANDY-25 barrels very superior
aus. iS sale oy CONVERSE CO. cor New
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-15
Fifty Town Lots for Sale at Auction.

~ town of Christiansburs. of about 900 Acres
admirably suited to this purpose has been laid oby
skiliu an ext crenced engineer and will &c sold on the
ground by me, on Tuesday, Il 20tL Of June, 1854,
commencing at 10 o'clock
These lots will extend Il towards the Virgin
in Il Tennessee Rnilroai they vary in szs from huff
to twelve All of them front vide aud
convenient streets On mnny of these lots the most
beautiful enlinences for private residences to be met
will anywhere, and on several oethemure FINE BOLD
LINE STONE SPRINGS
Tha terms of safe viii be q, II, IN | Is months, with
interest rom the day of sale Bonds with good curl
ty will he require and lien retained. cop, of the
plat aud any iurtS information may bc obaiped by ad
dressing me at Christansharg. Va. ELI PHLEGAR
l5.chs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-15
To the People of Lynchburg Generally-and
My Very Kind Friends in Particular

4 WOULD RETURN MY MOST SINCERE THANKS
Il the very liberal patronage and naiks of kindness
which have been extended | would also nfo1m
them that / have finished the plas.erng of the Wash
ngton Hotel, which invite the attention of all Tia
who have work in my line To let. The job compet
ed the OF circumstances would admit
and us the quality of the work leave it spcn and
"A w.e and impartial public to Judge whether lave
done my duty. also refer them 10 Mai. Ieltwch, who
is we'll and widely Known u gentleman. | have been
informed that there many speculations with
busy ersons, in regard TO what will mako or lose on
this job. will endeavor satisfy iEeir curiosity by say
ing that by Divine permission, will make enough to pny
my debts Notwithstanding the of ynchburg has
been raj KY abused" by false assertion that had
whit until the pasterers had raised their prices before
could get job. Now this matter right, would
say job contracted for in 1858 and G proof
of this. / have only refer Maj. Leltwich 10
all the work in the world all in Lynchburg but
only much as do in the time promise it-and
would say to those WHO building, that il they choose
to give prices instead of having their work done
the old prices, have ord say against them,
Those who may do the work the prices. provided
am permitted TO atteni to my affairs.
In conclusion, permit me To say that my desire is
Still in my light hand to carry gentle peace,
To silence envious tongues
All of which, respectfully submit the good prus peo
pie Of my Old Virginia State for
"Wh my love and Loyalty ever has and shall be
growing
Till DEATH that winter, kill it :"
may 1i.dlm A. l.. HAMBRICK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-15
PROPOSALS FOR $500 600 OF THE
Bonds of the Southside Railroad Company

BONDS OF the Southside Railroad Company
GUARANTEED by the City of Petersburg and FUR
~ ther secured BY NOR gage the road aud all JUS
property, will be received tho Olicr OF the Company,
in the ,iy of Petersburg until TUESDAY the 2nd day
of May next.
The Bonds are per cent Coupon Bonds, dated
April 1884. md fedeemable $l50,000 the is jan
ury, 1870. AT the Office oil the Company In Petersburg.
in sums of 5000 s50o aud $1,000. The other $3.50 900
are redeemable in 1878, and may he made payable
either in the City of Petersburg in the City oi New
York, the bidder ma, elect and in Of $1,000
Coupons payable Isl january ard LIST July.
TERMS:
The bids must specify whether for the Bonds payn-
bio in 1870 or 1878, and il the atcr whether be pay
able in Petersburg or New York.
twenty-five per rent of the par value OF tho amount
awarded Ia each purchaser 10 be paid days after
such award made; % per cent. before tho goth
May 25 per cent. or beolc 9Th June md the bal
once or before the st day Of July XII or the whole
amount can be taken sooner At option of purchasers.
Ten per cent of the par value of tho awarded
'"N purchaser will be retained us security for III,
iuhnCi IT, sant1cr, on which interest will be- al
lowed. foruae -. lid in. Bonds will be issued
". tNN't. President of
Sotl Side X Il - ,ashrrg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-15
sEABURY'S SHOE & HAT STORE
. 1854 Spring Supply. /

receivii large supply great variety of 2prlng
IL Summer Goods. am confident tn re has new I
feen opened in Lyrchburg such a,s"lfment of La
DIES CATERS. SLIPPERS, BUSklNS, BOOTS;
binds and WALKING SHOES; GENTLEMEN'S
BOOTS, CATERS, SHOES. SLIPPERS & PUMPS,
MISSES GATE RRS, BOOTS and SLlPPERS; BOYS
BOOTS and SHOES and CfIILDREN'S SHOES by
he small CART-LOAD!i
Also, splendid ortmcut of MEMS ,BoYs and chill
DRESs SUMNER HATS and CAPS. Also, Travelling
Trunks, Carpet b gs Walls 's, Umbrellas, &c, &c.
Ny two odes; sons are with me as Statesmen. an | it
Is my purpose to have every accommodation extended to
my customers which will approve, To very
6eml community my heartfelt thanks tendere ],
with assurance TINT all shall be done that ought be,
p secure its continuance =. SEABURY.
N B-Aly friends will find some one in my store at
'mo every hour. day night, except the Sabbath;
n that day there is admittance, of course. 7.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-15
DAKER's COCOA AND HON
PREMIUM FERTILIZER.
DE BURG SUPER PHOSPHATE LINZ

agent for the above valuable article invite the
n attention Of The farmers aud planters large
supply in store direct from the hands Of the proprietor
is warranted in all equal 10 Gnano, and nny be
applied 10 direct contact with the Germ and Tobacco
crops without injury and with decided advantage and
in his respect is decidedly preferable Guano. am
authorized by the proprietor oer gratis, any buy
Of half 100 lbs for experiment and test the
growing crop re b. +. SACKETT.
Also in store best No Peruvian Guano.
g.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-15

per Rivets Tooih Yhi,ewosh IIair Shoe and Cioihes
Brushes. la,ed spectacles and Cases. PIastering.
Brick. Pointing and Garden Trpwss. Wallets. PORT
Monies Tape Lines Steel Wire and Spring Rat Traps,
Wolf and Fox Traps, Globe Lamps. besides many other
article. usually kept in such Houses $
7 S-Al.o a lot Of Fancy Baskets, from the cheap
essss.ele ss and esss dollars eoei Ali are invited
To call and sre them. an Oats.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-15

THREE MEH SHoT.--On the 4th iust "a well
|uown citizen of Mt. Sterling, Ky, named Bright
Fzer, got into difficulty with some Irshmen,
linen he shot three of them-killing one and NOR
ally wounding the two others. Fizer surren-
cred himself 10 the authorities.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-15
Spring MilIenery and Lace Goods.

n Vie Subscriber is opening iaf &c assort ~
Il meut Of Fancy Millinery and Lace
Goods. 10 which we respectfully call the ntfep- "
ton Of friends and the public Also, large sssort-
of Manes suitable FOR senson. corsetts, front
and hack hair brads combs and snndry articles for
ladies wenr r. T. HENING.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-15

DEArH OF AN ARMY OFFICER.-The Washing
|on Star announces the death of Capt Thos. l..
knggold, of the U. S. Ordnance corps, which
box place in Washington on Thursday morning.
fEs disease was CONSUMPTION.