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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
OBITU Y.

Departed this life. On Thursday the Both ult..
in this place, Mrs. MARTHA MORRISON, consort
of Francis 6. Morrison, Esq'r., aged I3 years
In all the various relations of life, in which
she was called to act her part, this most amlable
lady was an example Of modest.yet sterling worth.
An nffectonate wifc--n fond mother-a kind
mstress--a warmhenried, generous friend, she
daily filled up the measure of all her duties, in
dvidual and social and in her family circle,
was in Il peculiar sense, the centre of domestic
happiness. How dreury and desonte that faml
y circle is left by her absence, language is poor
to describe.
Whilst our hearts are humhed and terror
stricken mt the mysterious providence which
thus terminates ~ life useful, and takes away
one so dear from husband md children and
friends, let bow our heads and receive the
blow in silence, since it is the will of Heaven.
Even so, Father-for so it secmcth good in thy
sight
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

OCEAN STEAMERs-NEw AMERICAN LINES
During the past year the steamship lines be-
tween Europe aud this continent have been ma
terially reduced. The Collins Company have
lost tho Arctic--the Havre Company have lost
the Humboldt and Franklin, and several of the
Cunard line to New York, and others ot the Brit
ish Northern Provincial and West India lines
have been drawn off for transportation for Sc
bastopo There is room for more Atlantic
steamships; and just in the nick of time we hay,
the man to step in and fill up the deficiency, as
far New York is concerned.
We understand that MIR. Cornelius Wander
bilt--who, shipbuder and navigator has
earned for himself the title of Commodore Van
derbilt-is now building two fine steamers upon
the general plan of the North STAR to ply from
New York to Hasre or Liverpool and that they
will be ready for in the course of the comino
spring. We are also Informed that the Comma
| dore intends, within the course of sixteen q,
| eighteen months, to have six eight addition
al steamers to DO put upon the Atlantic to ply
| between this port and Havre or Liverpool. l.
is further intended that these ships shall be
| the safest, swftest, most beautiful and comforta
| BILE Of all the ocean steamers ahoat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

ONE OF THE MOST Brutal PRIZE FIGHr's on
record took place on the 10th of Nov. in Nevada,
California, between two pugilists. named Fitz-
gerald and KELVIN the presence of great CON
course of spectators An account of the affair in
the Sacramento Union, says:-
Towards the last it was imposs for kellv's
friends TO wash the blood from his face in time,
and his eyes were so badly swollen that he was
perfectly blind; but being much the strongest
man he thought he could catch Fitzgerald and
hold him up until he would win the prize. The
eighteenth round Kelly received such n severe
blow that he did not come too in time and his
ni'nds took him from the ring. lie is very bad
y IN hurt t., his face being pounded to complete
Jelly. The fight lasted about twenty five minutes
IL was pronounced by all witnesses to be n most
ni"ooy and revolving spectacle. lnme diately
after the hight the sheriff arrested both parties
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

UsURY In NORTH CARoLINA.-A bill is before
the Legislature of North Carolina TO amend the
Usury Laws in several important particulars
1t is proposed that the regular interest shall be,
as now, six per cent, per annum upon sale of
any goods, chattels, wares, and merchandise
unless by special contract writing between
the parties higher OF lower rate be fixed. 1t
is also proposed that in suits at law, judgment
shall be rendered for the principal money, and
the interest due, according to the rate agreed
upon and stipulated. Provided, however, that
such rate shall and may be reduced to six per
centum per annum upon the special plea of the
defendant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Trustees Sale of Land,

C3 IL aecrance viii tlle lIns al DE nt rrtt
~ cxeeut' Tot .uhscttbrt 10y " II am lasit, for
ccftain nurl,,~,- ctep TONED, mud rrnni m H. f
Cierk. Oiicr riuyc Of Campbell, curing
date the l9 o December. 1870 ! aIl pHorrc To 81
~ way Il u9c rGcfiun, tin. highest bidder. OR
Ga H. IN Friday tue ~ D.e. IS /, certain iract
pare. III LAND, III aud being in the county of'
land al Rrh,rd Brown riiilm X. Own Iufrr.
Oigin nhd others, - res. les, il
l'eng the sam ahich " nm lasih, lee I'd. l"rull
ly rsIiai
The thl"t To Ia" nbnv- and j. h,escd II he god but
ari'ng trustee niI nnil convey .uch ut ID. :,
y st'I in me lay -nid d"'d. II F.. WI1iiERS
deg IS .rt90drc Tr,,,,a
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Richmond & panvill, Railroad.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of thi'
road took place in Richmond, lat Wednesday
aud Thursday.
The President, in his report, states that in
1853 the gross income was $40 1857 and in
1854, S225, 29IiO; showing nm increase oi
500, .199 II, and that too without the USE of any
material increase in the running distance but for
few days, with very short creP OF tobacco
and not much more than half crop Of wheat
from the quantity sown.''
The Secretary and Treasurer, in his report 10
the Stockholders, announces the total amount OF
receipts from the first day of October, lS53 10
the Both day of September, Ieji 10 be s175,-
.,-I O2; and the total amount of disbursement
s7gt:s2e. b. Excess of disbursements Sl5
9t7 ~.
The report of the committee appointed 10 eX-
anime the Presidents report, recommends M the
best, il not the only mode of raising tho mo
ney required by the Company-the making OF
contributions nv the stockholders themscyes,
upon the bonds of the Company. 10 the amount
Of S220, 0o0-being the sum for which bonds
were authorised to be issued already. If this
is not done, the committee ARE Of opinion that
DELAY. involving considerable loss 10 the Compa
nv, would be the result. They recommended
TINT the stockholders would take the bonds at II
discount Of 9 per cent, and that those present
would taao sufficient amount of the bonds T."
provide S50. 900 on or before tho LIST of January
neat. The terms upon which it was recommend.
ed TINT the bonds should be sold, were one third
in cash. aud the balance in two instalmcnts, ~
six aud nine months negotiable notes being given
for the deferred payments. The report was adop-
ted. md bonds TO the amount of s3l 900 wera
taken on the spot.
The election of officers was then gone into
aud all the old officers reelected with the
exception of Mr. X. II. Moseley, one of the di-
rectors, who declined reelection.
Mr.. X. o. Ilaskins was chosen in his stend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

SAD lNplcATIoNs.-The Richmond Whie of
the llth has the following;
y, Owing to the existing depression, the Messrs
,a'oot's and Bham have been compelled to dis
t"a' se more 'han one half the usual number of
hands employed in their foupdrios Tbo a,o.
age outlay in the latter establishment has hoo,
reduced from $500, which was the amount mid
out ct the concern every two weeks. TO $500
i ne ratio OF diminution in the number of hands
Judging by this exhibit must be about two thirds
IN ia'ootts foundry we learn the state of things
ne u!ihouity ct acquiring the necessary funds
to maintain operations, to the usual extent, has
led to this result" moo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

a CoNCERr-A concert will be given ON
Tuesday night, at the Masonic Hail, by tie
Lynohbnrg Musical Association, ON which coca.
sion there will be number of pieces perform, Il
by the Orchestra alone, composed of twenty-five
performers, aud other pieces will be rendered
with u chorus of about twenty voices. male md
female, accompanied by the whole Orchestra
The programme will be published in tomorrow 5
paper.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

TnE MAYOR OF BosroN.--Dr. Smith. who hns
just been reelected mayor of Boston, IN retur'
ing hi thanks 10 the people, on Monday cvenin !,
thus allodee to the Burns fugitive slave case: =
1t is said that have unconsltutonally call' i
out the militia. Noi,cs, no, no but what did |
call them out for ltwas 10 save your lives and
protect your property, and will d" 1t every day
in the week II II Is necessary. Loud applause
But God forbid that there should over be an occu.
sion for it Ngain. My sympnthies are as s'ro'.;
and profound M yours and do assure y"n that
there can be no oppression Of the people or of IN
individual for whom ! should not feel the deepest
and warmost sympathy. But when sympathy
says one thing and law another, shnll not let -
sympaihes stand in the way of my duties nv a
magistrate. Applause.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

TuE WAR.-The London correspondent of tho
Boston Post, in abiding to the prospect for
general European says
If Austria decides for the allies, Russia will
attack her--if for Russia the allies will do ihs
same. Prussia must be made n friend or nm
envy ly force, and thus larger armies besides thct
in the Crimen- which must be held will be neecs
sary. Every State that does not Join sid /,
or the other, during the present winter will h.
declared fair game. King Frederick Wllm /
must make up his mind, and Saxony hers AZ
Sweden hrs, aud the Danes thcir-nnd TINT, to .
shortly. Austria must do more than merely pr
fess to be with the western powers, or Bohemia,
Hungary and l.ombardy will be about he.
ears with none To help her. In faet nothing ell o
can save Europe from universal war, but Il o
junction of Austria, Prussia SaAony, Swed, IA
and Denmark with France and England. At
this very moment the democratic element of Eu-
rope is nenr nm outbreak, aud woe lac to crowns
and dynastics when that tocsin sounds. Lou :
Napoleon is quietly Withdrawing his troops fro,n
Rome, and as they go, rebellion rises behind
them British democrats are too ON tho qui rirc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

A GovERNoR ron UTAH ArroiNrEp.-We oh.
serve That the President has appointed Gel.
Steptoe. L. ). A., Governor of Utah Territory,
vice Brigham Young, whose term of Office has
expired. Col s. is at present at Salt Lake Cit
III command Of detachment of L. $. Troops
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

-ALExANDRIA.-The Gazette says: Notwith-
standing the pressure in the money market our
merchants are doing brisk business, and large
quantities ofproduce from the country find sale
in this market daily. Our hotels and boarding
houses are full, and everything looks prosper
ous." 6s..-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

MURDER IN WINCHESTER NA.-We learn from
the Winchester Nirgninn. TINT two men. named
n. j. Copenhaven and VIM Spur on Saturday
night made an unprovokcd attack, at the Foun.
tain Hotel upon man named VIM. }. Smith,
killing him on the spot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

The Ladies of the First Presbyterian Church
return their thanks to the community of Lynch
burg. for the very liberal patronage extended To
their late Fair
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

Ell ECTIoN OF PAST oR.-Rev. Prof. Wilson, of
Hsnpden Sydney College. has been elected pas
tor Of the Presbyterian Church in Staunton, to
supply the vacancy occssionsd by the resignation
cfRsv. B. NJ. Smith.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
Printing Materials for Sale,

A LARGE lot Of Printing material cnusi-ting al
-A"v"rNttins hecc sary publish new ,pnner j. afr,
=" '"r SAFE. lucy are eirellcn' materials nearly new
'F''s oeh u''d hut Very stn II Time and were selrr
i'' Also with reference 10 Job or = Tho Pres. i
q" tofc"',h f"sl'Is, nd w"ks ad sitah,.
ror laf,h"r rarii, ular- oPPy II this ofFicr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

CURIOUS CoALIrIoN. The Richmond tNa.) En-
quirer, under the inspiration of II. a. Wise, and
the New York Tribune, under the inspiration of
w. II. Seward, pitch furiously into the Know
Nothings. Mr.. Wise again screams-yes, actually
Screens
"THE TYRANNY OF KNOW NOTIIISM-A
STARTLING REVELATION"
Terrible fellows, these Know Nothngs! Here
in New York, they are "sloye catchcrs'-thcrc
in Virginia, they are "slavo stcalers.'-A. \.
Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

FIRE.-The store house offs. & 4. NJ. Dobvns,
in Carroll county, together with all goods, books
papers, &c, was burned ON Wednesday night
the 9th inst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
TuE TYRANNY OFKNoW -NoTHISM-A
MARRIED,

In Amherst county, ON tho 29th Of November,
by the Rev. Mr.. Martin, Doct. SAM'L. i. ScoI'r.
to Miss SAILIE DONALD PATTERSON, Daughter
of DIR. David Pattcrson--nllo of Ami erst Co., VA.
II Richmond Wing pcase COPY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

The Wythevie Republican is offered for sale
tits democratic paper. Mr., b. f. Harlow has
recently become associated with the editor of the
Farmers Friend Monroe county, as assistant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

=, Mhen you see Il young lady disposed to shuttle
an me housework upon her mothers shoulders
i"r the purpose of sitting down and '.havng n
your mind that she isn't much of an e.tabli .bmeit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AcANpIp COURSE. The comp"n"nt pars q Siahler'e
Anmlyne Ghcry Fxp"ci"rnnt mud Snblct's Druli. Ta
Coraial have been made known /" upwards al tive tun-
drrd physicians, of when, With but sing e
exception hav" pronounced thrm cNcelcnt medic nea
compounded in Hccorlunce "ih -"ien'iGc prncpi -.
aud .kiIlful pharmaceutical knowledge l. i, well
known ia I, that prHirnns generally oppose pnpulnt
me iriuc und this fact speaks loud} in favor o their
cantor and the intrinsic p"s % Il csc vlluar pre-
rat'oos which mos, rmrriaed where 4 ro are hc,r
known AM wli, coming into ve'S gerefnl use tor
the distressing complaint. they intended Ia
fn dIspHsrS al tho iIre> AMI throat. Stab Au6dy
Cherry ENpec'orant affords safe aud sV"cly rcmei' I;
willie the DIM rhpa Cordial has never been known %
TAIL in giving relief See advertisement in nao,h he
cnumn, and descriptive pamphlets, to be had graft, 81
The agents Price OF eic' , only ~ cents per boic, ~
SIX bottles for - 30. de- Sim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
SALE OF NEGROES.

I y "br'ence to- decree # Il Circuit Court f A.
J. roGattnx coufIy pronounce ut H. Septrnhe term
1871, ia the ol NJ kitnry ndul nj v Sratlan,
4 Al the undersigned comm ,sonri Ill - IT, font oc
The Market II list, thu u ut l.,f,lfnrl al mn,
tom "n ii" ~ II! ot .'anu,rs 1879, tn. Negroer .
Consisting ottwo and woman Jern.-Ca.I
doe IL tbs WM Il EDANE C,n,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18
COMMERCIAL.

Lynchburg Tobacco and Wheat Ma ket.
DECEMBER l6, 1rJl.
ToBACco-N Nothing doing.
WHEAT.-Sl j5 to 81 -, in active demand.
VIM Il. SMITH.
Comm Merchant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

any way. Young men who have passion Tor
calico should pa-s that house.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

WEAK, urrvuts. depressed in spuifs, IND a PR, 10
nn1ne able nenal well IA PLY sica evils. the victim
Ia dyspepsia IS indeed oiect uf commits, va
il il absurd fnr him Ia despair We not how iau
weak, and irritable hc be- tn, cordial Iu
p"rtirs Of iion1and', Grrnnu Bj't,rs rtcpnrr,l ~
DIR. c NJ. jackson. PiIadelrhip. >'rr gar hai lhr
many headed monster whi,r pr'yng upon his bod,
AID mind; and If he chon<es try :heu Will insure
n speedy cure. See advertisement. def 5 t2y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

ce. Tdona., formerly Frances Fitzpatrick ritf..
Feronla J y rugh, vi liam Bradford, John Bradford,
Henry So Il ard Fran, is bis wife, formerly FIanci,
Bradford, Alv ra Dempsey. W lillian Dempsey, Joiu
Dempsey, AMI Julia Dempsey. children of May Ann
Drmp.ry, who wn- Mary Ann Fitzpatrick aud AleA.
tit7rattltk,a mr. lie bons the viii annex. I
o Thomas fitzpatri, H. dec d., aud ex'r oil Brec,-
enridge Fitzpatrick. dec d., Del L.
These tliee Causes this day tn be L.ard upon
the raprrs 10 me,ly resd, the report oi Master Con;n
Rn Whitehead. made III pursuance nj the decrrtal
der the 9th day % May, S1l vi iout exception.
an. wasaifurd 10y counsel: con 'idesliun where
thu approving. doth ratity AID confirm tie
report, whereby appears that there i, due, upon
ting up ana adjusting the former drcrces, to the udmr
OF lhomu- fltzputIick dec'd the su OF : $50 90.
1.-THE Isl day al September, 1881. dsrbuiabe
Ihomls zpatrcks lcgaees, subject costs. rharg.,
aud peraIn pht ca;m,, il any sd, h there be-
Aud said last ltionod .ause 5 again referred .
Gnmmr Whitehead, or the purpose OF asceitalnins Il
dtrlhntvr shares the parties entitled thereto, tie
BALANCE OF SS9 - alter deductlng all costs, fees OF
reuu-el. md expenses of administration chargcn' la
thereto giving to Frances j. y Pub interest fro
yea after Mrs. Lutlold's deah, an ass gazing john
trzparchs share Ia the Ierso: that upon iur.her
qiry he may ascertain IL be entitled thereto An
traf. Copy-Teste,
O. LOVING. Cfh.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

AZ iiEkEA~, Mr.. Ma, TIA : AtAfrox my viii,
w Aas illegally asci.:ed herself heIl my hou,r and
tto II me-, der cftcnmsr stances which exempt from
lsbity IL pay Tor any goods he NAV Oh.
tam |" erio'n any eng gtBer she ma, into
40 hereby gNt notice that l',rson vino may ttu,
her wit uny neces>aric hnd ,pd- v. will ,
ut hi, RISK amt thai am MI nor Y i'll bc lab,
N re.i Get Ia 1y rel ny Ia, =, /.
tpltn any .ngag ne / uf thu > d Martha = MHttoA.
dec lS.aiw GEO II NATION
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

Alex fitzpn'ri,k K. adm de bon- non wnh The vi
annexed Of lhona, fdIut ick d.. d. II I'm,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

eDMl SACKS SALT have on hanJ 300
n1 w Hd' KS MarshaP Salt, for s,lc on nccnnlu.o-
'''f "lh-, "h A. MILLER, on Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

VIM G. Robcr adm / of l,,lin Lirrlefoid, d"c'd,
and others, Def i;
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DY vniu. of deed Of must xerned to - sub. ,r,
- cr- by rhomts Harvey, l. W, Tie 18th day OF
April 1923 for purposer therein Npro,se We Will ~,
the 2Gh day If ii- month. thc prem; sea sell to tn
highest bidder Tor cash. the of land in said deed
mentioned lying IN the county nj Charlotte. the wates
"f Rough c'eeN containing I'll acres, nd oinng the
Iands of J"n D. Fond and others being tic troc; Of
'and Gu which the Lite Thomas Harvey, B. w. RESTED
nj the tim" OF his deccasc Acting trustees We viii
convey such ti,r n i, vested hyth deed utr ui
THOMAS HARVEY. lr
!. d. RICHARDSON. ( Fn''r'''
doc Is ct26dec
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-18

Alex Fitzpatrick exor al Brock. Ff1ptrics. dee l..
D,i ;
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4 / circuit Superior II uw and clnnrery h..
n gan and held tor Nelson County, at the court hni.,
on Friday October the 2nd, 1928
John Norvri', Pl,ir
Alex Merr, Ambrose r. Msrr Nel.nn c Clsrk.on, ,,d
1Hne' H'if' Det'r.;
Alrx. MIR. p,,g
John Newell q" William. Sterling Clahorn4. Mel
IN ia N1oa, Benz. .. II iris, and David Jacob.
Def Is.
by consent Of pariir ny their counsel the last m NJ
Toned canse i removed from the county court Of Mel
"" t" thi' c" IT. I" b" ror"cde in ,ogeth"r with the
urs cause, AMI there r"a, the sui anscs y like
consent coming 10 be heard. upon the bill answer
with rePitchtions tter TO- exhibits una va. nrsu, nv
counsel:
GA consideration whereof. the court doth ,1i,Jg.
aud decree, that -. commits ionc,s do INK. m
account ol the trust fund ia the proceeding. mentioned
together with the deb's properly cbar.eur ther.on
ana mat h also stHean nccpun. between The rIe. in
'ach case separately and make report thu. ruf to the
court with Hu' matters deemed pertinent hS hiin.,Il
"r which may b. required by parties 10 b. 50 s,ata
Ae"ry-Tastc,
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Alex Merr Ambrose 4. Mar, Nel.nn c Chrksnn, =,
Jine' h''f. Deit.;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-21
G A n TON TEA MPANY
Nh. 5l0 SeVenfh &freef

" "A IN " IN Il "A u " NJ L "A IN ,
No. $40 Seventh Street.
THE Undersigned beg leave to inform their friends
i and thu public generally that they hayeSS<A
formed partnership under tie firm of FiHI .a
HALL HENNING, and will open on GA NIEl
Monday, the 18th instant, large sssort- EREr
ment Of TEAS, COFfEEs, and SPICES.
We particularly call attention to our system a
Packed Teas" done up in the quarter pound pack
ages, which renders them impervious to the air
This system offers great inducemen ts t country
merchants and dealers, as 1t enables them to kesp
q varied assortment of teas for email Investment
To housekeepers this method possesses great ad.
vanages as it preserves the tea In the best possible
manner. Each package contains full weight, and
We warrant our Teas to be as represented or they
may be returned.
From the following list it will be seen that Our
assortment is large and our prices at leas. 20 per
cent. lower than the same articles have sold for
here to1ore:
Young Tyson, 40 cents; good ditto, SO cents; fine
ditto, 76 cents; extra fine ditto 81; silver leaf tie,
81 rs. Fine Imperial, 10 cents; extra ditto ST. gol
den chop ditto, Sl,25 Superior Gunpowder, Is
cents; fine ditto, ST. extra ditto, Sl.25. Superior
old Hyson, Is cents, and Ne Plus Ultra Green,
$3.50.
Ming Yong, a71a cents; good Oolong, so cents; fine
ditto IS cents; extra ditto, 81 fragrant ditto $l25
Superior Ming Yong, 10 cents extra ditto so cents.
Fine Chulan, so cent?; London Breakfast, rs cents
English dtto so CENTS Orange Pecoo SO cents; good
Souchorg, 40 cents; Ne Plus Ultra Black, 81 81.
To persons buying in quantities for cash We offer
superior Inducements.
roated and Spices If all kinds con family on hand
Wholesale and retail.
PW. HALL,
dec l9-3t G.. g. HENNlNa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-21
DIED,
), after a protracted illness Mrs,
I'm the 9Th war Of h,sy AGO

On The 20th instant, after protracted illness Mrs
SARAH PARSONS, in the 9th year of hI age,
formerly of Alexandria, Va.
10 The friends and acquaintances of the family
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, which
will take place TO morrow friday afternoon, at
O'Clock, from the residence of her sOn-in-law, Mr..
Burkha'dt, No. 3l5 street, between Eighth and
Ninth
On The Doth instant, Mrs. ANN POLETTI, the
daughter of John HuLter.
NrThe friends of the family are requested to at
tend her funeral on Saturday, at O'Clock, at st.
DOminick's Church, on the Island.
On the 18th instant, FRANCES ALICE, aged
years and III days, only child of Granv lie and Ann
COwiDg
On tie 2lst instant, WILLY X Infant son of w.
o. and Sarah +. Holt, aged 3 months.
Softly, peacefully lay him down to rest,
Place the sod lightly on his young breast;
For he was far 100 lovely
TO dwell in mortal clay,
And bright angelic spir Is
Were calling him away.
There may we meet our loved enc
On that fair, happy shore,
Where death and earthly partings
Are known and feared no more