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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23

4 RARE CHANCE-The Stock, Fixtures Good
"A u and Lease of an old estabhed Boot aud shoe Store
gered r sale AZ bargau the has other business on OF
the civ This good chance for person to 40 a.e ssa bs
res the store has established for number OF years aud
dens business For particulars inquire e NO zis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23

DRUG STORE for SALE with dwelling house at
tscbed long vel furnished and stocked doing,
coed busine n honrs hs City nqaiTe No. 4s Green
yichs, coInor Of Rob inson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23

-. x.sstsRNt,, eSxNNN, AM tNE sANnwica isLANoS
= a =. ~. ssfsgssfe Il essA Nail Steamer kf Aipnwa.
!. IL = ga tsvse Sas,N esNes Ssou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23
ss,,, NfsSy.NoIlK TRiBUNE,

res seRSrshN clHcN AfioN,
- - ss,t~re - eseN Mall Sicemofl st Liverpool a
r. ..-s,, Fssssks l0ssuteS Slatle eNgicss SSnts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23
foat anh fourS.

EOUND-Over a year ago, on CourL-sS. near %.
Il Psuls CAurch, piece Of GESrLEaASS CLOrHla9 no.
eITensss Can be No i Jsy BooEya, any day ta
week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23

A FORTUNE SURE For sale one of the best
Es,abheu In the city Ths a good invest
ii. AZ. pnarI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23

IT VALUABLE PROPER1Y knoNn as Tho UNAN'h aIUuy
TAM CURE NsrIrUTiOS.This esisblhment toana
is49 situated nearthe village Of Soaih orngs
NcI sr,y miles Newark and IL miles from sh9 Oi OF
EeYofk on the us OF Morris asd Essex Railway BY which
arc sndeda the Staten Housoof the estaeoansa
.-lnn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23

A n IRISH GIRL, who has experience as Nurse is
IA DESTROYS Of returning FngHnS snd -oua dy aesp Of
Nurse aiftr with family who would scee2 Of her
the for TIE OF her
she permitted refer Edward Corning No 81 John
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23

A Cook and to wash and iron. or to DO tie house
n Of private ariy By and Ch.rsbsrsd AID
Wsiter By the other These Girls expert
sucsd and lave excellent city reference Cal No y 6hAy IN
h fcok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23

INFORMATION wANTED-0f an
nrr1i-l,i 1,ICKFT HnIDERS-Who have oblec-

man b name JANE MOODY born n poaslss ssea 81 -
viii thfnkfly received by her sister ats4 "sssA S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23

A FORTUNE for ALA. DUNLAP is IN ~
"a ssd ,s.rst al competitors will ssni plain n<zacoas
spsSs any Person Iesiss ou sls 2 IS per .s.s w az.
49,. eroSifs ssx 6rsizs An for 81 A&tress
DtNLtP sp.ld MsroPotn Pssose, Nc isa 9ta e. Ne"
YorkC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23

A S good Cook and to wash aud iron, in private
~ family ~ ore ard Waiter iirtt
tidy Girl offs Bosh well rseoHneaded CAL No y
eth nv- IN tie Bocfs,ose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM-TW0 DAY
tg Of the INTERESTING POULTRY SHOW who
will rVfan ..-..-
FsIermsree. a,r susi EVERY EVENING Oe'ot EVERY
~ ,srisi,SSe 20 the POULTRY SHOW MUSEUM, PERFoRH-
ANCFS &c. IS cents; children unser 10 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23

POSITIVELY the LAST WEEK but ONE of
III SIGNOR ELIrZ -STUYVESANT INSTITUTE Ne 653
Combination Attraction Immonse ant Aston
ihue Powers Vcntroqpsm Startling AVID Dcomprsh'nsble
Feat of Maec Spirit Ripping and Extraordinary Per
ormauc of the Learned Canary Birds The most enter
tsinmen MOnDAY Feb and every ENkI No our
Ing the week at O'clock and WEDNESDAY, aud
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS ats Admission % cents children,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23
1T MT 4. STATES BOUNTY LAND and PEN,

SION OFFICE, No. e5 Ch3ham-E opp1s'te tasnoens-
tie tine for making The claims for for clothing aud p
co. Ne 10 which who served IN the mis and aIary
Of this entitled extended Tor ths wseS euet wnsn
will te too late for this year. MShOlAS "Atuot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23

DANVARDa GEORAhA, Ne. 596 BROADWAY
Tie ROLY LAND re0pened for short only with the
new Panorama OF the RIVER NILE being OF the largest and
ost extensive Paintings presented in evening Admission
10 both panorss oniy oil parts Of the house ENER1
EVENING at ~ and WEDNESD AY and SATURDAY AFTER
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23
SVAS "A nkLANAN Lscta,e
~ n HOOPER, , Cau,uiftcc
fsS RNNRV.

assvsssS is-vsy sS q, li FFlS,Y
- SNlNss - $50. 81 c'c'esk BY GRO. WA CERttS
~ ~ srG G't " Yegns Auleyiea Tickets may be
:, - il.-,.y fNVANS OtCNESSON or 81 the door
\ y opELL CAn Lsotsrs Con-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23
vAScLEyE, RKEAs. DRIPPs 4 Co,
Tr<s.f m Aa..Ieraos

The sbsebers are ready With Railroad coapaa.
and Baggage CsFs Trucks he, having
drrinr the ra,. erected entirely woEks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23

sgrlirg erficktfs nal
% hcs~r VIC sors to GEORGETOWN collect h neioss ana
lo ke r e compensation tickets that may ee enfuneo
10 him collect by cans ct No ~ Nes.su y room Nc
the ha Performance OF me trnsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23

VTANTED--By young Woman situation as
w Cock Washer and rouer do general husswork in
private family Wait calls r two days Cal c; No. 81! Sdss,
between 18th ard 2thst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23

NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.-For sale, q
Wooden Factory chinery w excellent wster power
situated Comfy NswJersy three ne from shs New
Irsv c, and one ne the Beydefs cad Della
sarosd VII be odd ow 4 sPgssoas naas soon s'r
particulars esll % 7. c. FINE No ~ Fultors =.
There are about OF Land including the water
nower slso AT he'd tVyod sf houses
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-12-14
sHIRTsl sHIRTsli SHIRTS,
TTM. n. RAITLKNER. he or,-

: NV ~. -. FABLkNEks The oEfy practical
w Shirt Maker in the city, would rsspectfi,JIv
inform his old customers, members Of Conrress-
and strangers, that by leaving their measures Al his
Shirt Mandatory they can have shir,s made ~
the best material and wsrrrnfc to ff in all cases
the reputation which these shirts have acquired in
this city, induces tho advertiser To- invite fbos,
gentlemen who have been troubled with bad fitting
shirts 70 give n,m call feeling assured that thew
will, on trial, admit their superiority.
Sign Of The Shirt, Pennsylvania avenue.
between % and AZ streets, south side
P-S--A good assortment Of Furnishiss Cyooas
on hand, which will be sold cheap
Nov o-eodlm Union and Siarl
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-12-14

Il lourning in The City, and the Public re eralIv
remit me TO call your attention TO my H. roe and en-
perior stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres. And Vess;asrs
Wncn WI De made uPto order at che shortest no
Wsy,a aua "a snch style as canr,ot fail 10 please
best workmen, will war; ant he, iii var,,.r,s
manuiactured BY me shat be equal 10 those made
:" "ny U;ner esta6lshr.ient in the United States.
VIM. II; ST.. NFORD, Merchant Tailor.
rem. av., thref doors west OF Sd ST., No. isS.
Also, Agent for the regular French Fashions 81.
feSeivea regularly, two suits month. WIS
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-12-14

HTWE REPUBLICAN COURT, or Ane-.
y rlcsn Society 10 the days Of washingtos, by
I:o, ", 1nswold, with twentyone portraits %
pictures by Woolsston, CopIey, Gainsboroueb.
stuart, Trumbull, Pine, Malbone, and other con.
temporary painters. Just received and for sale
oy -. r. FARNHAM +.
WANTED--A Situation as Teacher OF
English, Mathematics, and Latin; also, the
luaimenis OF Greek, IL desired. All OF which will
DC Taught IN the most approved manner.
The applicant il an experienced teacher. of
good ADDRESS, and viii furnish the best references
Doth IN regard TO character and ability.
None but a liberal salary need be offered.
For particulars, address sslls Hil3
Dec s---tf tPifsfeld, Msssaehusef,s.
The daily union., 1854-10-27
From The Louisiana Courie,
JOHN SLIDELL.

The prospects of Mr. Slidel reelection to the Senate Of
the United States exceedingly bright and becoming
more and more auspcou~ every day. few DAYS ago
received otter from efsell-inforucd gentleman in
mote parish hitherto supposed to be unfsiendly to Mr. Sill
DELL in which the writer says II should not be surprised
il Mr. Se receives hundred votes in Joint meeting
tile Legislature the first BALLOT This is no very SAN
gune ancipation for, in truth know of real oFr
position to his re-eleetiouwe opposition that has
solid strength IN il. Everything work in favor Of
Slde- One OF the most proptous signs witnessed
yesterday spG we Asle5 It with great satisfacor--he
True Delta, after long ptorpssio OF its assaults has
proclaimed the grand and important discovery that Sena
tor Sdell is 10 blame because he and his colleague Mr.
Benjamin, able induce the negoators OF the
reciprocity treaty and the who ratified it, TO place
sugar among the articles which may he imported into the
British provinces from this connry free of duty How
and when did the True Delta obtain its information thai
no steps were taken by those gentlemen obtain
empuon from duty sugar recprocay imported iuo tb.
United States and Canada We have good reason to
believe that they did strive with all their powers
to accomplish the object which the True Delta has 50
much at heart we repeet there is good reason be
eve that they did zeaonsiy perseyeringy, bat unsue
cessully exert themselves that effect they were de
feaed by influence which they could not controand
u Is simply unjust and ungraefu to blame gentlemen for
being unsuccessful in cause when they have done their
best TO bring IT to successful And why should
they be suspected of being ukewarm in that cause Every
man in New Orleans knows that Benjamin is the proprietor
OF one Of tie finest and most productive sugar plantations
in Louisiana tina, Sldes relatives deeply inter-
ested in the kind OF property very great extent
and that the fortunes Of his children deeply involved
in the prosperity of the sugar planters Is probable that
Mr.. Sidel with the sagacity and circumspection which
the True Delta has always given him credit for, would
stand by With folded arms and let slip an opportunity Of
promoting the advantage Of species Of industry in whc
be is nearly and largely interested But why are
these two gentlemen alone held responsible for the omis
sion of sugar in the list Of free articles they to be
blamed in what terms shall speak of Col Hunt Mr..
Roland Jones, Mr.. Perkins, Mr. Dunbar who being mem
bers Of the lower louise and without the privilege of vo-
ting on the adoption of the treaty might still have eHer
csed powerful influence in behalf of the sugar pantesn
The daily union., 1854-10-27

MAssAcHusErrs-Sirth Cohgfessoaal asrict-The dem
ocrac convention for this district met at salem Tues
day morning, and unanimously nominated Nathaniel j.
Lord of Salem the candidate for representative That
gentleman was introduced to the convention and accepted
the honor in brief speech in which he said he stood and
meant always 10 stand upon the Baltimore platform Our
party be said, deserves f i do not at all times obtain
success and he expressed his belief s true eiersonian
principles viii ere long triumph in the sixth District M
Lord is an able and popular man, and should receive
large vote in No Resolves of the right sort pass
ed by the convention which separated in excellent spirits
Boston Pos.
The daily union., 1854-10-27

ADMINISTRATIONS On Tss reTATs CT NEopeE q, GARDt-
gER oEcEAsEp.Tbe United States claimed the right OF ad
miustraon the ground of being the largest creditor
creditors the Of upwards OF s4oo nomi
mated Samuel Casey the Treasurer OF the United States
administrator.
Messrs Bradley and Carlisle claimed the right to admins
st being authorized by John Charles Gardiner the
OF Kin 20 the deceased to represent him. and to take
letters 3D. creditors hemeyes TO the deceased under an
agreement for compensation of their in his defence
in the criminal Of the District of Columbia, under
which agreement a balance still due TO each.
The orphans court granted letters of administration to
Samuel Casey nominee of the who gave
bond and security according to law.
From this act of the orphans court Messrs Bradley and
Carlisle appealed circuit court The has been
under argument since Monday morningAessrs Bradley,
Carlisle, Chiffon and Lawrence appearing for the appel
lants District Attorney and Messrs. Redn and Fenda
for the appellees.
The argument concluded yesterday, and the court
now holds the under consideration.
The daily union., 1854-10-27
THE LANGUAGE OF A GENUINE DEMOCRAT.

THE bANbUAtG VI a pENUlNE DEMOthAI.
The following is extracted from letter written by dem
from Pennsylvania recently defeated in his effort
be reelected to Congress;
% might have been reelected with overwhelming
ority had joined the sectin fact its support tender
ed to me would Join them but spurned the offer, pre-
fcrrng thousand defeats upon democratic principles
triumph upon 'know-nothingism therefore nailed my
flag the mast and determined If FELL fall fighting
in it. defence. did fall and glorious principles fen With
me- But thank God they will day rise again, and ap
pear m greater power and pendor than they
vet DONE Democracy be crushed 1t is the grand
foundation upon which government and country
While -nothngism will be hssed treason democ
racy will be honored and cherished"
The daily union., 1854-10-27

CANDID WHO coSFEsslor.-The New York Express
says;
awe have often written that the tariff for protection has
about discharged duties nearly realized all its promises
and all it's blessings 10 happy land and is therefore
functus odicio.p
Alas poor whiggery Protection 70 American In
dusry used to be your greatest hobby but you have
abandoned that and voluntarily record the confession
Nesdrk Eagle.
The daily union., 1854-10-27

Hon. O. s Goodrich, United States consul at Lyons,
France came passenger in the packet ship William Lay
ton, which arrived at New York on Sunday night from
Havrc
The daily union., 1854-10-27
THE DYING HOURS OF MIR. CALHOUN.

We copied into paper months since an article
in regard to the dying hours of Mr. Calhoun without OBJ
serving that it contained reflections upon parties of an
unpleasant character To-day copy from the Episcopal
Recorder published at Philadelphia reply to that article
We do this matter of justice TO those who felt ag
preyed by the former article
The daily union., 1854-10-27

The Postmaster General Judge Campbell and Secretary
Mceand have returned from their short tour North and
at their posts The health Of President Pierce,
which has been feeble for time has greatly improved
The daily union., 1854-10-27

Groton in Massachusetts,, has upwards of hiry-eght
miles of railroad the centre of the being completely
surrounded by iron rails Five depos established in
various parts Of the town.
The daily union., 1854-10-27

CHOLERA AGAIN At mARTINsBURG, VIRGINIA.
MARrIssBuRe, October 90, 1854

MARrIssBURG, October 20, lS3d.
The cholera again broke out with great violence in this
place Tuesday, the 9Th instant Since that time we
have lost twenty-one personsmalng the whole number
Of deaths from that disease in small population
hundred and une Its fatality for the number of persons
attacked has been uc4 greeF during the last than du
ring Its first visit Within the last few days lost
some of the brightest female ornaments OF society and
Of the StateMrs Hoge the wife Of John b. Hoge esq,
prominent and distinguished member of the bar; Mrs Ba
ker the wife of Samuel Baker and Mrs Cooper II will be
long before time assuage the grief and repair the oss
which has been sustained by the death OF these three
greatly admired and estimable ladies,
Mr. Faulkner the representative in Congress from this
district bad quite attack, which greatly alarmed
his friends for twenyfour hours but the prompt
and udcious application of the proper remedies rumphed
oyer The disease, and he is now well
The daily union., 1854-10-27

Tbs RUSSIAN FLsET g SzuasTopoLIn the harbor of Sc
bastopol there lie II Russian hips-of thelne rgates
corvettes 80 ships of less burden and IL all
l0s ships carrying at least 1000 guns
The daily union., 1854-10-27
WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCT. a7. 1864.

We regret to learn that his visit to Louisville Mr.
Guthrie with accident which detains him In that
city His injury slight at first but afterwards became
serious and required him to remain several days
longer than he intended He expected TO return about
the lst of November
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
Bedford Farm for Sale.

fXss Ny raot 81 LAND II 954 acres It the 50
A- lnclono Big aad l.zttic Otrr River, ia Bed Nj
loud. hrletoiotc advertised is si = ,aa. The Lu,!
iHeS AZ" nearly al new m rnniodbn good Orch.
ards ct ch"'e fun; FINE GARDE \; Green House -
d. The fun j. "ate "a alti cr,us sir am /, ~
heal lay an excellent reiehhoraol; wt!nl = nn. II
the Nn.S Tenn II . ~iitin milo. ri the Cpl,i
House nd distance ali, III g t.dcs from lynchlrc
lh' tract ot and j. umnul tie r,lst proiucri>c IN tn,
s'c.i"n otthn Stat, nnI i.N, adopted ro liz gr,el
O. al kinds Il - II, Ffns~e., ~. am uAuis =, -.
dht ~ limo taeHipH ot rcaoriae from fbr eouAt0 NJ,
"'gect I" devote nore d" my time other p,,.uj--
J II - Wishing u bny i" Ill call aud -er ihc land
l'-rts WA L.. GDGEI\
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
TO THE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA,
and To all who use Liquor ls a Medi-
cine or as "a Beverage,

Physician. who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors FOR mcdi-
c.nal patpoaes -h,uld give TIN. preference to OLfES
SCIlEDAM AROMATIC SCIINAPPS.
|. 1t !. manufactured ut Sehcdnm. in lIo.nGd, and
exclusively in tile notory of IL" rr"pft" 10y process
scs aud from mntctial elsewhere unemployed and I'M
known.
II !. proved. hy tho repeated analyst, of .evcrsl
eminent chemsts, To 10 rnthry tr from the r.nic
tusli oil which remnins in every knd ol Liquor distiled
from ernr, and ~tiah aihc cause o' the md
Nst''h d'tht cement, tet"us 'ohFesti"n "nd morbid
desire ior lnbiiun mi Incorporate diligence, which
SUI ligno,. n'nrahiy tend Ia -ur"rndnce
j. 1t s proved 10y the ,Umr uneninf test- thai the
Juniper On j. Favored with the cuntse aeid and
indigc-ble oil Of jupiter hr,cfoiore us.' hut with
the specifically lighter, yoalilc nrn 'ie and me
dcina of the two essential oils II lie lm,Ian inaper
berry, u"a rtt"i ty every Otter -. uacturet.
l. Ii. cllnGicsv proved / bt' nh-oute, rurc IN it's
reeliheaton-a quality ohtnlaed l., .nt,rc pro-
ces, aud ",ri olbrl l!ulpnd t'ln Ia the We ii has
acquired.
J. 1t j. rived by esten.i,e medic1 rSperienr" and
testimony IL tcHu efficient ell rs agreeable ren
ed, IN nnny Of inoipiet dr pay. guve. chronic
govt, Ihcumnti.m. tntulnncc, cnc, elton. ia the
kinney md hRddc. dyspepsia, fever an ague e"eeral
debility sluggish circulation Of thu blood dehei ut
simy ntion al land and eShHul ed vital etc,gy.
q. II isn mot grateful aud renovnt'ne card md,
whom u-cd iii ccted. never il flames the syrem or i'm
duccs ncbrcty huI trnds ratiri subduc Il latter
iraiiy by crcn dislike 10 ali incriur liquor And
it invariably rorrcet- h IL Ell bud water whcth.
81 in swnmpy limr-fouc di-lrits. In Nil of these
enumerated qu,ltc la ~ Ii,at INN mari, in the
world
Sinrr lhc introduction II lis ccl.hrated medicinal
bev 'rnge INTO The United State. mum ~ Liquor
House. In New lork uthcI In - ctts have
commenced counteiieng II. Il" genuine ly sold
in qunltnnd pint olllo. b,ta-onols wrapped H. elbow
paper with my the h'ifi "utA ana L. Ell. l
would advise thu. WIN u u H. iputi, ,rchase
10y ia" biitlc NJ Bars II Il loD t1pr-ntls ill - bot
tlea with common GIN AID ,,I iu, Rr"uip. Fer
sui" ly ali the t.arcct,hle Drnpg il tie United
S'nte. UDOLPIlO WOLFE,
Sole MsnuncuttI and Inn ,Itet.
10, 20. mud - Bcnser..i.. New yorh.
The word Schnapps" heo' Exclusively my arti-
Gle, all others counterfeit.
nov. d3m
For sule ut }. II THOMPSON 4 cos
New Drug .tor..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07

0TEGE-iiaving sold ont my eatre sto h 4
Goods IL Nh i. T. Sae,rtt " ho " III coati4ut the
isines. in the house Tor nNllr) / respectfully
solicit fr HIM attention To his advertisement assuring
ny Obi customers mud the pulic generally, that the
I ck either 70 wuorsae u tad. VIII = offered upln
,uch terms ii fal 10 fd'pse.
may be found nj the s,orr and earnestly call upon
I'll 10 indebted To iprw ard and make
rnelin payment "a, II il my G1sd purpose To wind
ay tuzruc.. with tia Isl possible delay.
GGO. BAGBY.
November y. 1891 no - -i3uifl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
ENGINEERs OFFICE,

Norfolk, Va, November 1854. !
YENHE UNDERSIGNED invites proposals. from date
J. Tor the GRADUATION upon seven sections of the Nor
folk and Petersburg Railroad, embracing about four
hundred thousand (I0O000) cubic yards of earth
,a.an he yur> /. ,itunted of Petersburg and is
-, -, Il r,.,s. WILLIAM MALONE,
Chief Engr.
nov /, rsw,sI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07

FRANCIS DoRIAX.--The recent difficulties be-
tween Dorian, first mate of the Inflated steamer
Arctic, whose gallant acts have heretofore been
recorded, and TIA" proprictors of the Collins line
ut ocean steamers, have been umicably and salts
factorily adjusted. 1t is thought the will he re-
instntel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
$500 REV ARD!

RROhE ir'm the il OF AIncon eourty, On Sat.
} uriay aflcr noaa. lie IL h l,n4nt. a p,i.,a,.
uom".l i. y. WalArr ~id rr,"acr j. f,om5 lee 10 H.
:" Il It hsl hi l. ,e brord ,ir,ta,r. ulI fac; bal
hra iram 10 to Is ,ear, nj az anil has ua usy -sst
III tee It isGd Two insdted IL lsis viii lc pail tor
bis n,rrsl nni liyct II .nkrn witiiltc county. $}gn
il taken Elsewhere IA the STA =, nt.. 500 ttehen til
out tnr Stun. Al good et.aea, ute requested toai ia
the capture nj the fugitive.
mv}o-r~5w GEO. y. ArCknII.S SILL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07

FRANKLIN's RENAlNs.--1he y. \. Times
riously doubts the story of the discovery ofthe
dead bodies of Sir John Franklin and others of his
party, recently pubshedby the Canadian pa
pers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07

NORTH CARoiINA.-(icorge W. Brooks, of
Person county, has been elected Comptroller of
the State of North Carolina for , years from the
lst of January next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-07
THOMAS NOWu.AN,

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# Silver Waie, embracing Table Ten Dessert. Sab
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