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ELOWEKS FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il Gatherings from the Orchard" and Exotic
Birds."
These beautifully Illuminated Books. with choice
selection of the Standard Poets, and other Works iu
elegant and tasteful bindings. Just received at
TAYLOR & MAURY'e Bookstore,
dec 21-n near 9th street
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REGULAR LINE.

The above packets having resumed their weekly
rips, shippers notified that Of them will
possibly clear from New York every Saturday,
otener necessary and that this punctuality
nay be depended uron during the year, until inter-
upted by ice.
STURGES, CHAIRMAN CO.,
lilo VI all street, New York.
s. SIIINN & son, Alexandria.
+. 4 A. Ii. DODGE, Georgetown.
ian 1q-f
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Lamps, Sperm and Adam milne Ca

N~"PS3 SPeII IN anu A0am anttne Can
dies, &C.
WE have received and now opened our fall sup
w ply of new LAMPS. selected by one Of our
hrm IN New York and Philadelphia, which we in
vite ladies and gentlemen call and examine. Col
ored and white Sperm Candles; Adamantine Candles
patent spring Candlesticks, with shades.
Bookbirders Paste Brushes and Gold Leaf
Night Tapers, Stove Lustre go 80
6permaoetti Lard and Solar Lamp OIL
With our usual assortment Of Window and Coach
Glass, Painters and Artists Materials. For sale
Wholesale and retail at our usual low prices for
eash, or on time to puuctual customers.
-# 90. HOWELL MORSELL,
Successors to o. Whittlesey,
nov l6-d G street Totd's BuildineA
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PIANOS! PIANOs!!

WE respectfully call the attention Of the public
w to our select stock OF Pianos, now in store,
which We are determined to sell at exceedingly low
rates, for cash, or approved paper.
PERSONS In want of = frs .te instrument should
call and learn our terms.
SJHN z. ELLIS,
p. avenue, BETWEEN 9ta and 10th SITS.
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DOSES Universal BiograPhica ..
III Dictionary, in II volumes octave, London
Iooj. Price S2t London price ten pounds sixteen
shiIiings sterling Imported, three copies only, by
ian l3-a FRANCK TAYLOR
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A CARD.

CAHU.
TOPARTNERsHIP Il have associated with me in
" business, to take effect from the LIST instant my
brother, ii. Burns. The business will be known
and carried on in the future under the name of GEo
BURNS BROTHER. l would ask for continuance
of the liberal patronage which has bren bestowed
upon for the last years, as there will be
efforts spared by the new firm to meet the wants of
the public in our line.
All persons indebted TO will please make early
settlement by cash notes. it is necessary that
my business should be speedily settled.
GEO. BURNS
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a. BOOTS AND SHOES.-We would
kAcall the attention oil the public to our large
- and we'll selected stock Of Boots and Shoes,
embracing every variety usp ally kept in well or
dered Shoe Store, which we rre determined to sell
low for cash, or to known pc 1ctual customers.
GEO. BURNS & BRO,
Pa. av bet 9th and 1Ot ,ts, and ~ and 9th.
lon ooOu
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GREAT rHRoUaH LINE TO THE WEST.

Balt,m1re ond Ohio Fcirrcad, Jfrees Bol;iror,
Wbeeiiao, and ecnaectinq there scih Ue lar9r re,c
splendid seuners Of Ihe Uhioa Lane on ne Cha
and tie .Sd9es 10 Zanosrigle, DC
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FRENCH WORK,
IN
Lace and Muslin Goods.
9Th APRIL, 1854.
G E0RG E M. RUCKER

'sbLS TINT IN justice Ia him-rl'-tno Lodies aGd
Gentlemen buying French Work should Know
where splendid a-s,htment may be found. lie re-
specially asks their attention the magnificent
mem he has just opened comprising the following styles,
viz
Maltese Collars livery beautiful and new styes,)
do. do. x Sleeves (n sets, very beautiful for
pre-ents.)
Muslin Collars ard Sleeves. (greot varety,)
Cambria Collars aud Sleeves, /" y
Mourning Collars ChemseIias Sreses,tgrcni vari,ly)
Embroideredond ScolIopcd Shear Lawn linn'kls,
And great variety ~ French and Scotch Work gen.
eraly NIL of which will be sold the reasonable
terms. npl Il
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MALICIOUS PRosECUTIoN.-Rev +. J. jamie
son, of the Baltimore on. Ed Annual Confer
ence, was brought before magistrate in Monroe
county, Va, in January last, on a charge pre-
tered, it is alleged, through malice, that he had
stolen feed of hay and little salt for his horse
his horse being kept in stable with sundry
Others belonging to a stage company. Mr.. j., it
Is SAID, admitted the taking of hay and salt once
oy mistake and so it appeared to the magistrate,
who readily acquitted him, Since then number
OF citizens have raised funds to prosecute the
parties who made the charge against Mr.. j., and
they have been held to answer for malicious pros
ecution
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HE CAMBRIDGE FIGHT.-The fight between
Tue students of Harvard College. and the Fire
nlen OF Cambridge, commenced thus; The fire
men were proceeding to fire, when they were
lnsulted by party of students A general fight
commenced, during which the students used pis
'oIs and knives, and the firemen defended them
selVes with their spanners. The Mayor came
o Out and attempted to read the riot act, but was
/ to desist. The fight lasted about half an
n nog Two hremen were wounded upon their ia
'es out none ofthe students were seriously hurt.
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I, hIEDER' ARSON AND SUICIDE.-The Jefferson
nierala, OF the 18th instant, learns that a man
Toue VIM. Ellis residing in Upshur county,
az ieAaS' went to the house of Mr.. Truman; in his
S Soselce' shot Mrs. Truman, then cut her throat
i'oll ear to ear, set the house on fire, then went
5u,e ana blew ont his brains. Ill feeling, grow
tbso out ol law suit about piece of land, was
'he origin Of the tragedy.
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RECEIVING AND on HAND


OH HtlDS N. o. II Z K. S0gai
~ 4O bis Coffee aud Clarified Sugar,
~ boxes and bbls. Loaf Crushed and Pull
verified Sugar,
100 bags Rio aud Laguiia Coffee
20 bags Superior Old IVA Coffee
10 hhds Cuba AMI +. Il. Molasses
20 bbls g. Mua,ses
70 toIs Bur Iron, assorted
do Hoop und Band do,
do. Blisterd St ell.
do Cast and Shear do
10000 lbs Baron
200 Snles Sol Leather
70 do Black Upper do,
40 doz. Calf Skins
30 i" Pink Lining do,
10 = Sheer Skins,
1000 Bries Cotton Yarn
10 Buies Osnaburgs
% Boxes Sperm aud Adnmuniine Candles
80 do. Hull < Sons Patent do.
Is do. Soap,
10 do Starch,
300 kegs Nails, 3 to 60 ny,
10 Wr Nails,
Is bbls T nners' Oil,
40 Peruvian Guano
200 sacks Suit.
Plaid, Bleeched and Brown Domestic, Calico, Linen,
Drill, Bed Cords and Plough Lines, Window Glass and
Putty, Copperas, Alur, Madder and indigo Pepper,
Ginger and Spice Spades. Shovcl,. Trace and Halter
Chains, Manure and Hay Folks Boots Shoe, and Hats
For sale, exchange for country Produce,"n
dating terms. Cap 2lts) JOHN HOLLINS
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zons 1r io oN MEDICAL CONFERENCE.-THE citi-
nontS :. Oh Louis are making extensive arrange
eGoo 10 entertain the delegates to tie National
VIA VII convention to assemble in that city on
Lavo o,esuay next. Various railroads. it is stated,
the nSn olSehted to charge the delegates but half
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BY TELEGRAPH.
releersphed 70, the Daily virginian.
PHILADELPHIA, April %

PHILADELPHIA, April %.
a steamer Is reported to have been seen near
tue bahama Islands which was supposed to be
the City ct Glasgow it is now believed to hayo
been an English surveying steamer.
There was great storm in this city and New
York last night. The Caloric steamer was can
Sized 1t is apprehended that great destruction
was caused on the coast.
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ian & Baldwin's Pa
Dr.lIastings' Compound Syrup of Martha,

A POSITIVE CURE POR CONSUMPTION, y Il.
n cline, Asthma aud all Diseases of tho Che-t and
Lungs A single bottle will prove its efficacy. Hereto
fore all regular practitioners placed nr ngst
the ncurabe diseases; aud such, the hospitals Of all
cities declined 10 receive patients persons afflicted
with it, Happily however. discovery has been made
which disarms Consumption of its terrois, by placing
it entirely under conr" For the truth of sil we
say, We refer to any of the eminent Physicians
Hospitals in America and Europe, who now through
iNc mid OF DR. Hastings NAPTHA SYRUP recog nize
assumption durable and dali, rejoice in the return
ing health and strength of those for whom before its
discovery, thy could have expected hoJ ed for
NJ lccor but the grave. is in fnct the only prepare
toa ever known to have succeeded in arrestirg the for
nation Of tuberces in the Lungs in wing those
nlrsaiy formed For Asthma Coughs, Nigh SreaEs,
Splitting of Blood, Difficulty Of Breathing an ScnnesG
or ~ Chest. HASTINGS NAPTHA SYaUP, by at
o1oe graphing with the of the disease stands be-
re IL known rene lies; and operations in all
a. - speedy that patients begin feel its beneficial eff
sr', soon after TIE first second dose.
VS. night fill a volume with Ger tifcates but we simp-
y * for single trial of this medicine for we are con-
eent that there is person suffering from any disease
o the lungs but will find immediate benefit and spec
tiy cure from its
W For sale in Lynchburg the Projectors prices
Wholesale and retail by d R. LYMAN
JOHN II, SEAY & CO.
doc IL dsc6ma
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LADY's NEW FASHION BOOK.


ON the lst If every month is PUBLISHED. price 25
~ cents, Flank Le.lics Ladies' Gazette q Paris,
LoIdon and New York Fashions. containing 100 pa.
cravings of the Newest ST le of Ladies aud Ch!d ems
Hats, Caps, Dresses, Mantillas &c full size Paper
Pattern of Mantilla large Sheet OF Patterns and De.
scrption of Crochet w rk. Articles on Relieve Leather
Work, Velvet Paintings, &c, Entertaining Literary
Matter, Tales, &c, Novelette, by Mrs Ann Stephens.
Also-Each Part contains New Song or Piece OF Mu.
sic Arrangements have been completed in Paris
whereby the Newest Designs will appe If in this Work
month before the Paris Fashion Books are received
by the steamer
Part / was issued on January st 1854 and has been
reprinted six different times in order the demand
All the back numbers DO obtained. The colored
Plate is alone worth more mopey than is charged for
the whole Part
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
at Is by Tar the best Fashion Book issued in this
try Wecordially recommend IN. Y. Daily Times.
sthe highest rank ne all journals of its class"
N. y Tribune. This is uperb work .'-B. Tran
scr7p-"l is the best record Of the Fashion nov pub.
hshed." Sunday Times, PhHaadpha.-"lt contains
all the newest Fashions. aud coored Plate of great
beauty "-Ho,ne Journal.
One copy. year, So; do, s.; four do 80 One
coryo. the Gazette, md copy of Harpes Putnam.
or Grahnm's Magazine, one year, s..
flee No. 6 j Jhn street, New YORK. and for sale by
all Booksellers inthe United State, and Canadas.
nj dan,
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Ten Persons Killed.!

cla ,h" 1oRk, April 26.-Jennngs extensive
JeS 'r,is establishment. No. 23l, Broadway, was
Sloa V GoG BY fire this morning. Loss about
Of w. While the fire was raging, the walls
6re me building fell, killing ten persons, mostly
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RICHMOND. April %.
The town of Warrenton, Ca, was nearly de-
stroyed by fire last Sunday.
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Brushes. lated Sreciaecs anu Cases, fn,terng.
Brick, Pointing aud Garden Trnwss. Wallets. lort
Monies. Tape Lin - Steel Wire and Spring Rnt frnps,
Wolf and fox Traps. Globe LAM besides many other
ariiele' usually kept in -aoh House.
S.-Also let at Fancy laskets. from the rhoap
estartele To sr aud eigh dollars each Ali Invited
call aud sre tlie-, anoti,
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an CONSIGNMENT

an CONs1GNNHENT-
" Is boxes Suarts Loaf Sugar.
10 bbls. do Crushed Sugar,
30 bbls Coffee Sugar.
30 bugs Rio Coffee,
so boxes Sperm Candles.
10 boxes Tallow Candle,
. hhds N. o. Sugar,
. hhds. T. Il. Sugm,
40 boxes Window Glass
pipes superior C"gnuc Brandy.
which iii be sold at reduced prices to close
ans 4,5t w. II. NOSBY.
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NEM-YORK ADNERTISEMENTS.
BILLIARD TABLES.

VIE Subscribers having devoted their personal nten.
Il lion Tor mnny years tho manu faeture of BILL
LARD TABLES, are fully competent to execute work
TINT will give entire satisfaction H. the moat f,sdo
connsseur. Being the extensive manufacturers In
the Union. they ehnhed 10 furnish superior table
10 per cent ess hun any other estallshme In the
tenfun Of buyers ash tie essehful improvements
they have made In the construction and elasticity of
cushions. which they havc brought tn degree of per-
faction attained by others Always hand Billiard
tables with Mnrhle and Wonden bods, with a hrgc
stuck of Cloths Balls Cues French Cue Leather, CUE
Wax, Pool Bal Boards, Bagalelle Tables. Silk and
Wasted Pocket. Ne. Order, by mail promptly ut
tended 10. Old Tables recushnned by sending them by
Express. GRIFFITH DECKER,
Billiard Table Manufacturers.
apl l3m No 90 Am VI New York.
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Markets.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Fiour dull and declin.
ing-sales at 81 ~; Ohio s 81; Baltimore brand.
62 81. Wheat unchanged.
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DISSOLUTION.

fE,HE Partnership formed thu lst day of February
4 1854 between the undersigned under the fire., Of =
r Ligg,n Loose Co, is this day dissolved by mntua
consent William Loose will retire from the firm and
Tie business will be continued heretofore, l,y r. H.
Liegan and William A. Lis gan under tie style and frm
of r K Logan x Son. who Wills lie and ay all the
liabilities ard are alone .au he ted collect Ike
debts due the late FRY of R K. Logan, Loose 81 Co.
K z Li6bAN.
W. LOOSE.
". A. Logan
uaro.dt. March lst iS
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PROPOSALS. FOR $500 600 OF THE
Bonds of the Southside Railroad Compan,


GUARANTEED by the City of Petersburg and fur
~ thcr secured by NOR gage the roed and all its
property, will be received al the Office of the COMPANY
in the city of Petersburg until TUESDAY, the End day
of May next.
The Bonds are per cent Coupon Bonds, dated
April 1854, mud rcdeemnble $l50,000 the LIST jan
uary, 1870, the Office OF the Company IN Petersburg
in of 5000 s50o and $1,000. The other 81 so 900
are rodeemnble in 1875, and may lie made pa,a
either in the City Of Petersburg in the City If New
York. the bidder may elect, and In of 0f
Coupons payable ist Jnnnary ard LIST July.
TERMS:
The bids must specify whether foi tho Bonds paya-
Bile in 1870 1875 and il the latter whether to be pay
able in Petersburg or New York.
Twenty-Five per of the par value OF the amour /
awarded to each purchaser 10 be paid Sbys after
such award made; 25 per cent. before the Goth
May % per before 9th June and the bal
before the lst day Of July next the whole
amount can he token sooner at option oi purchasers
Ten per of TIE par value of tho amount awarded
49, Oh purchaser will be retained security for the
iulh.not - ~ontruet, ON which interest will be al
lowed. For ~ aid in. Bonds will BIO issued.
W. tANN,t.L. President of
Solh Side Il. /, = - stpre. Va
mil 9p.,Ita
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.uoF THE STEAMERS NORTHERN
IN AZ TIauT AND ILLINOIS.

- Northern Light arrived at New
be s'q Tl,nsdov. from San Juan, with $50 pas
K 90 early one million dollars in treas
sers ahq a,i;no;s arrived on the same day with
Inc -, and 81 200, 900 in gold on freight
Passe' Hends of passengers. The following
IN tue n% If news will be read with much
|eres Ian Consul at San Francisco has
The AeA w q, the charge of enlisting band
en- anr md men for the Mexican army at
one thensah" ~
nora ..,re Of the British ship Challenge was
The seiAu III the same affair, she having been
snec'e", " aonyev the men. Mr.. Dillon, the
| irteie@@ .nsnl is also implicated.
fenen oo ,p. news from Walkers expedition was
nc ieal.'aroble. He had but seventy five men,
una l',t "a cross the Colorado TO Altar, in
nora h...ooce from the mining regions is unfa-
aog t-,ted States Senatorial election was still
ne og g. r,roat excitement. Three duels had
pause =, Of the affair, viz {: That between
own Wa.bburn and Washington; one be-
ssh nayid +. Parker and j. S. Landon, of Ell
ecu -, p unity. in which the latter was killed
f tpo bird between Messrs. j. w. Park and
lns a Assemblymen, which ended without
0us nnnsual number of murders and assassina-
Ai b upa occurred throughout the State.
P ssa~ had fallen to great depth in the mining
';nns Several houses at Nevada were crush
: ~ Sarah Lavina, Capt. McLane, foundeTed
%n lower coast. All on board are Supposed
have persisted.
Two factions of Chinese, numbering several
|alred EACH have had pitched battle at the
ines in FL Dorado county Some were killed
|inany wounded.
Col. Whipple'.s exploring party has arrived at
c Angels.
De- ,s from Oregon are to March 18th. Lieut.
rorer and party, being part of Gov. Stevens
,n MAJ, expedition left in the Rocky Noun
rn. had arrived safely.
Gallego -four is quoted at San Francisco at
,l3 -.
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PHILIP w. PAYNE.
Dealer in Fancy 81 staple Id Goods,
Al AIN Street Lyn.hburg Virginia, corner Store ~
WI Cure's new building, f1 merry known az kyies
rnrn bees leave call The acniiug Of his friends aud
the public to his large and desirable stock Of Spring AMI
Summer goods embracing every article usually KEEP ii
the dry goods line, which will he offered Oh term
which cannot tail to please all who may want good
goods at low prices. H.s friends and the public
estly reques ed call and examine his Soch rs it i'll
nflord him very much pleasure TO exhibit it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-29

BALTIMORE, April 29.-Breadstnffs dull and
heavy--declining tendency.
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man named S. I. Price hung himself in the
laln Bradley county, Ark, recently. He had
been convicted of murder and sentenced to thir-
|een years imprisonment in the penitentiary. He
vas remanded to Jail after hearing the sentence,
and about two hours after was found dead, having
hung himself with pair of suspenders.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-29
New Bakery.

New Bakery.
VIE Subscribers respectfully inform III, Citizens Of
Lynchhurg and The pub ic nj large that they hive
opened Bakery on Main street, the store ntcy
cupied by Edwnrds& fugh where they will keep con
snntly on hend supply of Bread, Cakes Pics und nj
kinds of pastry usually kept In Bakery. Being ptuci
cal workmen, they hope by strict attention business,
supply III. public with every article wanted short
motive ard icasonai 10 terms.
lIores Boarding Io ses, Wedding Parties and others
ran be supplied with any article wanted in our lie ut
short notice aud reasonable terms.
T. OPTrZ,
apl 3.dlm J. MOORE.
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RATIFICATION OF THE MEXICAN TREATY.-1he
h sbington Union confirms the Geographic
testament that the deliberations of the Senate on
tuesday, in regard to 0Gr relations with Mexico
[o.aIted in recommending to tine President the
|oisct of treaty which settles all the pending
aestions of difficulty between the two govern
Eents, if it shall be ratified by them. The terms
\ the treaty not specified with certainty, but
understanding is that the Mesilla Valley diff
Fmlty is arranged, the boundary so fixed as to
lnthorze an eligible route for a railroad, the alb
ogation of the llth article of the treaty of Hi
Iigo, and the recognition of an interoeeanic
ra1sit way granted in February 1853, over the
stbmus of Tehuantepec; for all which our Gov
rnment pays to Mexico ten millions OF dollars.
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LAMENrABIE ACCIDENT.-We learn that on
Tuesday last, Mr.. WHITLOCK tour informant did
not know his given nancy was killed by the acct
Iental firing of revolver in the hand of Dr. WIN.
i LocKErT The parties were at Hanover Court
[ouse and with other gentlemen were trying pis-
ps, when the one in Dr. LIS hand was uninten-
[Onay fired and the ball shot from it entered near
he middle of Mr. WHITLoCK's body. He died in
few hours, declaring before he died that he was
shot Both gentlemen were of Hano-
her. Mr. WHITLoCK had been married only about
three months. DIR. LOCKETr was greatlydistres-
bed at the event.-R. Dispatch
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SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.
4TH APRIL, 1854.
gle ORGE Nj. RICkER,

ESl ECTFuLLl begslcove to call the attention
IL tie Ladies 10 thc elegant ard varied ussnrt
menl Of Silk goods it has ever be his pleasure offer
for sule
6-2s-30-32-3dund 36 inch Black Gro do Rhine
% aud 30 inch superior BIZ 1alrt Silh.
Sup'r Blk Gro Grain Silk (lor Iurning dresses
Rept do. ~
Watercd do. (pain)
do. do, (strpcd)
d.. do. t'olkn)
Colored Brocude, do. (grent variety)
Blk do do.
Plaid Silks great variety of styles and prices
Black PLAID Silks (aliernatc silk nnd satin,)
Striped do. assorted,
Checked do. do
White Brocndes, (eegant for wedding ,lrcsses,)
White, Blue, Pink and Cord Cold Silks, ('or rnrt
dresses.) np Is
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NOR HIRE. "A female Servant, aged about l8
II accustou I'd t, Nursing and House service-dis-
posed of for no fault Appyto WIN. IL. MOSBY.
apl 4-=s
ENINE STICK LIQUORlCE loo
L Fiue Stick and Mass Liqnorice IN store md for
sale on the . ry best terms by LEE d JOHNSON.
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DI SSOLIfTIO

ISSOLU TION.
TENHE firm of NORMAN & MAkTlN is this day
IL dissolved by mutual consrrt. he nam" of the
firm will only be used in settling up tie bushes. of the
concern. All persons having claim. against
will present them for setl1m-r 10 Thomas 7
Norman and all persons in debt concern, viii
please come forward and pay.
THOS NORMAN,
Jan. 2nd, 1854. JORDA II. MARTIN.
NOTICE II. T NORMAN. Of the lite nm OF
~ Moormnn & Martin. would lat, I'm the friends and
customers of the lue finn tiat lie will continue the
Grocery and Commission Business
mt the I'd stand of N & NJ ,~tefc be will make every
exertion give satisfaction 10 his icns, Gus omcrs
and he public generally
HI VIII keep constantly on mi lars and we'll
ected stock of GROCERIES,. DRY GOCil8. sc.
tY Special attention paid TO the sale or forwarding
of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour. &c, Sc.
ian2ts THOS T. MOORMkN.
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,rrsT NEWS BY THE MAILS.
......ia Int elligenoor.
s,,-,,. OF TIE PAmPERo.

AnnIyAL OF TnE rAhPEEo'
a,er pampero arrived at New Orleans
be siea' e-,,n sam Juan with about 300 pas
e sill' sa50. 900 in gold dust.
srs anu Iian troubles in the interior had nearly
be Indian i,la Walker expedition had dwindled
Cd. ne small and Insignificant band; most
. 70 q had deserted him.