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DIR. BRoTHERs'

HePdltc, OF 11fVtT z HIs, JoT CoHiPtd1HfE q INC
Liver.
They are truly extraordinary remedy for Liver
Complaint, and have invariably met with unexam-
Piled success in thousands OF most difficult Of
very long standing. These pills remove All obstrrc
tons Of the Liver, and act specially on this organ
by changing and regulating It's secretions they gem
orally remove the pain in the side and shoulder and
the yellowness Of the complexion, In a very short
time and will accomplish all and even more than Ia
ever represented to be effected BY mercury or Gallo
mel In any form. They act gently upon the bowels
and operate only very mild purgatve but at the
time they give tone and strength to the general
system. Price % cents
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already made It's appearance in some of our North
ern towns, and in Canada. That VIC shall have
some sleighing here this coming winter, We have
no shadow Of doubt; therefore, get your winter
livery rcady, and be prepared to resist the attacks
of those faithful aiss---colds, coughs, and rheu-
matism Our merchant tailors and shoe dealers
exhibit fine stocks Of gentlemen's goods, and our
dry goods merchants, are ready and willing 70 meet
flannel and heavy boots, nd" wade in.n
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table there and the rates Of the house. The host
Is an old virginian, and knows how live.
Tpr ART OF DAScIxo.--It win be soon by adj
vertsement in another column, that Mons. Cocheu,
teacher Of the Tcrpsicorean art, has opened his
school In the Assembly Rooms, Louisiana avenue.
II IL needless for us TO say anything to the capa
city Of Monsieur O., as an experience Of nearly
thirty years in his profession ranks him as the
teacher OF tho age. His numerous past scholars
can testify to bis skill and he succeeded Madame
Blake, who was 10 celebrated here several years
ago, and who taught At all our fashionable female
scminaries. Mons. Cocheu purposes giving ele-
Qant soirecs during the season, the first one Of
which takes place next Friday evening.
GoSr TO THE FArn--A number Of persons left
here last evening and this morning for the Agr
cnltura, Fair, now being held at Richmond. AS it
win be very interesting exhibition, we expect TO
hear of that city being crowded with visters du-
ring the time Il Itxts The weather could not be
more favorable for our Virginia fiends, and we
sincerely trust that both themselves and visisers
may have good time /" OF Il. The Richmond
boat leaves our wharf here at A. N. and at A.
NJ so says tho advertisement.
How Dm NE FEEL Saw q gentleman this
morning from Richmond who says that he was IN
the Theatre there the night that the news Of the
taking ofsebastopol by the Allies arrived. +" Ham
letrwss the play and J. II. Taylor was pcrsonsting
the melancholy Dane In the last scene, when he
exclsims
S. Oil / die Horatio:
The potent poison quite o'ercomes me,
cannot live to hear the news from Englandih
A fellow In the pit cried out " Die away, old
s--SebastopoI IL takenlp
"Plutes" would have laughed TO have witnessed
that scene
&
The Methodist Episcopal Church, (Ryland Chap
el on the Island Is thronged nightly crowds being
attracted by the revival now in progress there.
Upwards OF eighty persons have profsssed religion
during The past five weeks and stIll the interest
increases. Rev, Mr.. Steele breaches tonight.
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rns,2o-t.


4 CARD The subscriber hasinr purchased Of
"a Mcdaniel Hnr s Pre-. on thrir pnterc.t in the
ate Of " T. Anderson s. CO. will continue
The GROCERY Cox IssInS ard toRw A,piSG business
the old stand the Basin, WHERE they vii keep
hand OF Guano. Plaster. Limo und emcht, for
sale al the lowcs' ch-h r'tice..
n e returns his thank. the friends II thu late
aui the pubic generally for the libe nj patronage
extended TO IT, and homes 10y using hs hesi ex"rou4
merit a continuance a the the
ads dts WA 7. ANDE tSON
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MISCELLANEOUS
CHANGE OLE HOURs.-o h1e-HrIHh
ROCERY aud OMMIssION

NHbU>ES And LUMBER YARDS, the
Basin FOR RENT Two large fire proof Brick Gro
Gerry snd Commission Houses W th large Lnlber Na'd.
attached. the Basin entity occupied by hu.
& p yor and Ro. J Eohols are f aud possession
given once One lot has Railroad running through
it and there Grant III, Wharf for tire use of 10
tensments.
Four Lumber Ya-d. without houses all for rent on
the Basin. Apply JOHN hlChbh'
Z
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IYsrrLLiNEOUs.


SPECIAL PUBLIC NOr1C e.
- LARGE STOCK nj DRY GOODS II MARkhI
FOR GASH.-Ny stock Of new Spring aud Summer
Good. 1. nov complete. The whole stock bought
yer, cheap aud viii be sold for very small profit, i'f
oAsH
The money rnsrArf having become easy. hope ~
fread. and ru.t1mets All eame forward aad supply
thenselst, Ghcran, Al -sk IL. call iren those in
vaat i .oaj, 70 insure sHe-.
NIP. JNo J. FuRtls Agt
NEu LAW BOOKS -i'a,ne Chr linn
= ave received the fsin~toE urN Law Books
li.tary Of, sun - Eqa..y, by IT, stnd' price -
Lanax'. Discs, vi 1t -
Also
Sociology f,r the South i.s George flnhagh
k1rtt Sacred History
Lewis American Sparf.Tan.
Sermons ioI IL" prorlu 10y ! II Stockton.
kair Alrsfud. ! y {. !. Prts.,n.
VA riiug. juzGafs#sa hy Morris.
Euei.h Vi cratur.. 10y lIerN Reed
The Better Land. =, \. c. ruowP.on,
BIence Elcftan az sunshine aud Shadow.
b, Slafc Of he limp.
May aud December. tale of married LIE.
The WE.'- Vrtofy by Nh. Soulh"ottli.
Autobineinph, 81 Chs.. Caldwell, VI. ..
History OF Broddoe's Expedition.
Nelly Br"cken.
VI randa Elcart.
Out Domsa Al Idle Wilde by n
Leldc.hores Lilo Of Meluuethon.
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Fall importation
fEartIcuwarc and China.


OF EarthenWarc and emma.
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy 1rticlcs.
1--WE SUBJ, icr tho ttude lntgc and Vnl"d
i stock of EarthensHre Chiua md I'll -, III" Pct
term OF which were selected by tin.se in pers3n
Having A., kprrie uf many years ~ fhl- particular
u mess he feels eic confidence in -ta x tint IN point
Of price and quality. viii compare feyonbly viii NY
athrr house IN the fIude.
lite Granite Dianef NHro,
Do do Basins aud Ever, Jugs, Ten Nnr", etc
blue Print. lowing aud Fancy do
Fue Decorated Chinn Dmnrr md Dessert Sets
Do do do Ten and Toilet s"t4
DO do do Pitchers aud Nnses
Gold Band do Of nboye variety
White Chi do OF a.ove variety.
Common Ware 81 every description, suahia ior
ole,alne which lac Oilers upon such terms for c'
cann"t Gi 10 please
Fine Mantc Pier md Toilet Glesaes
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery. Walters nn Brit;ann War"
Safety, and orner Fluid and Solar Lamps
Gnss Ware ia eNrry variety.
All he NIX. is cnl. aud lac ircls a'anred hi'pri'r.
will yvc satisfaction.
III. Pnckrri, one of lhrbcst IN tie tfade
Stone Wnrn Mt Ingtar, urrrt.
arf@2--ts JAS d : EVANS,
Y, Min street. RI 1n4anI
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LNXCtsANG on New York. Phi.adeiIiia and
Ia Baltimore constantly for SHE, at Richmond rate,
(aug II ts) PETERS SPENCE n co
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CAS-, s:As., CASH

E(EkSoNS wishing their houses fitted for burning
Gus evil find some strong inducements offered. by
applying to the .ubscrbcr. have good w6r,mrn and
superior stock Of materials. A. q. DABNEY.
y. B-A orders Tor ffnr up Tobacco fartori'.
rec ICED " thin -xr day pnymcnt viii not brrequrrl
bour the l,l oi Inn" III.
I'll.
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cLnn usEwA,sD. -nrULEN

C.DA Az " ARD. STOLEN lrom my work
- ~ uear Sylvester Burords 81 les from
l. eHbur., %. lhc OaaGe \ Ar<eud in 4. r, orSe
BAY HORSE, OF Yeals old. two White hind feet, u
stare in hj, tore hea. and somewhat rubbed hy the
In ne-4 reward III ai.o be paid for enpp,chcn,o
81 fhr lhief hpf1ot tHAS SCOTT
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Twice a week between
RAiTINOIsE aud it1GunoND.
by SrEA NERS
.,rrr xrrrNr,r,r, ..,a p(NTs A IIONTAG

ea~ The steamer HEtviDERE iease- Baltimore
.r&xsss every SarUapAY aitrrn"pn inr hieiin"hd -
.,s,utaae. leaves Richmond every TUESDAY afternoon
Tor baltimore
The rocAHoSrAs leaves Baltimore every NtpNt'
DAY afternoon for Richmond -ict. rnugi lenVes hch
nhnd every SATURDAY afternoon TOT Bnnnote'
Shippers 10 Baltimore, by the.c Two Boats, must have
ihnr ods here every Monday nud trday ri eaci ek
LuDLAM y WATSON,
El.htu w
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nAGUEHREOTYPEs! DAGUEK.

IL HEOrlPES.-HARD Tess drive people al
ar..ua to see they III" he and ci""resi
Dssuerreo;, pes, hut they all come oak Ia MlSSts
Tas>ERs where they get the best ard are sure Ia
set the worth Of their nsaney Steamboat d sasters
Railroad accidents, Bank bursting. Men aIiinR al
occur daily hut failing Minnis Tanners. in tnFine
brilliant artistic and life j. DaguerreotSpe- ia out ut
the QUESTION Those in want shouts forget cal ]
get rietgres not stFrej 10 ioaUr The
unit pdrtie- enlisted.
and heauiifui n--uune8t IT Gald Lock"t-
Breast pins, Riaes NH5th SOFA k. NJ iai i.n. ud
amy Cases Khy- GA 'rd and fl al Hnsap, vii
picture complete splendid essornsnt 81 Cs-r.. nov,
u,t received Cali curly IN The da, btt1rr the crowd
comes The siaie ol weather makes difference IL
regard quality of pietgre
MINIS & tanner
ppAcTtC Al. DAguFup
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A CARD undersigned will eontiuo as here
"A tofarc the GRocFRf, CoNNfssths 4 FoRwARDtNd
business. and also the manufacturing ii Tubarcu.-
Grateful for former hvor4 they pledge their best
fions u ~ rit their continuance
opl9d MCDANIEL, HURT & PRESTON.
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NEW GOODS .

NEW GOODS!
y llGIi GOODS!
FASHIONABLE GOODS!t!
NEW STYLEA,--WELL MADE.
C!3EAp Tor CASH!
OF tn pun. tul customers short time NV daily
ce,Iue at the Clotinns nd Furnishing Rhzanr.
nri3fs INTRODUCES, SIIAFER \ co.
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NE" GOODS

JEW GOODS Tie suhscrler ha- nuW r.
I ccivrd his complete stool, of Spring NIL Summer
DRY GOODS; 10 which the ntcation of bis fdrrds
and tic public in general respectfully called. Iay
ng taken advantage OF thu depressed tntc 81 the
ket IN purcbssng his Goods, he will ho able to offer
great Inducements 70 buyers.
The articles are too numerous to mention, there can
be found all the afIices which a general Dry Good.
business embraces besides orgr assortment OF Boots,
Shoes, Hat. Caps, Umb'rla-, Parasols &c. Country
Merchant. rsnecisliy invite tt call On him before
they SO further East he IA determined sell at Rich
nond Prices Stict attention will be- pnd 10 orders
Gone nad ali
apI9 NATH'L GUGGENHElMER.
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s0sTsllSlDE astELIsOAD,
Asnk..aNaA .tNM oa skten.nonal :.

' AND NEW.!ORk PACkETS.--rbi, rev 49,.
horne line is composed Of tic following vessels at
,ails from NeW-N or!; every three days All owned n
tie civ of Richmond viz:
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INoK IkENG.-lhe tenement formerly occupied
L by Horny s. Lanehorue, On Church street. adinin
ing tie houses Of Rev James D5uehrn and Dexter ORGY
Ell fortcrr,,Nc., apply 10 JNO. $. LANGilORNE.
nov 31Is
" + receiving every week., Ivy express. ISL
W ING TACKLE To- hca invite tn attention
Of al persons waiting pnyting in t. at linz, u:
Rods ironthrc to six lont-,
1iout rods. with extra tips, fall mouatrd,
Foar lo'nt rods at ! -,
Walking caurr,ds in aud Joints,
81 l. grass hemp and h4r lines, superior quality.
Grayitsriou, Limerick and Nrginia ilnohs
Bait nets. with or without rods
Plun uud hrc rcrs lndn Rubber fish bait needles.
nricia Il es snood- aud every TIA ne in tha sporting
Inc. "A thr Gun store W h. \ G. FISHER.
Opposite Nolv Ii House Lynchblrg.
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WANTED wish to hire
Something Superior.

NcCORKLE y. JONES vii have, in lew days,
vi 20 cnsrs that celebrated r. G. Stek liz, ric,.
90 do do. " Mass Ito,
To which they vie tho attention Of manufacturers.
81
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maresr. TALtAFERRO &, HAMILTON.

&c CREAM sALOON-MR. ZE1ELL
informs the Ladies aud Geutcmen Of l.ynchbuIg,
haths ICE CREAM SALOON ia now oIen, and will
be constantly supplied it'll the ricest Ice Cream during
The Whole lie will also furnish Tor parties u
tie shortest notice. The pitronage of his friends and
the pubic is earnestly invited, a,I0-dts
Fresh Apples strawberry. and all kinds offus
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MIRA sUpEIsytNH rae. 10

/ AacI els Hr.ri - 4raug. .. l.r ~t#.a hY
uav2Its B f. SNCkElf.
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BURROUGHS. SIIAFER & c

Propietors Of the Lya.hburz Ciothing
mm20-ts AID Furnishing Bagaqr.
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Fs3lsiSt AIRY III.

AZ NJ. J. tOLkES. Book BLADDER BLANK Boos
W NdHnidctbrp, Mn street, sgn oi The HooN
Lyn hb rg Va. j, prepared to do all Kinds ot Bone
Bud at short notice very low prices Il IN" GO
Al kind. of ruling done To order such "a Sclui.u
Music, Bill and Commission Paper.
tpb l3ts
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Improved Cotton Gins,

lhinkinl for past l;iyn,lrs the subscriber MIsil
rs )" inlirm The public that he still mnnni;,c-
lures Cotton Gins al iIiS establishment in Sl:tr.
h'rI. niI The most improved and approved plan
Winch lc thinks thar the cn;lnn glnnch ON une
ol iliosc gins Il" The late improvement ia w0r,l,
at 'c:Si Il quarter oi II cent more than the cat-
niactmrrs hem on the inoSi smpl4 construction.
oi The finest finish au, nl the hest materials ,u
WI, Steel Saws aud Steel Plated Ribs Case
inarlcncd which he will sell for 32 per Saw
lie also repairs old gins and puts them in com.
pirie order ~ the shortest notice. All orders fnr
Gins will nc promptly and plmciuniiy attended
to. WILLIAM ELLISON.
s.ateburg, Sumect Dise, 8, G, April /, On
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HENRI x MUTE,
Factor and Forwarding,
AEANMMaeXAIa -
VIII TI,MjN(S'ENAMI NY O.

Will give promp' personal attention 10 the
safe, orslorwanllng Of Cotton. Nasai.sl6rek,
or any asher produce, or to the purchase.
and iorwafdingnf Mershandlse.
PREFERENCES: va,
e. p. HALL. Prot Br'h Blk. Wilminr&
Dir THos II. ANRiemr, ton, {
.. q. PARSLEY. Prei Gi Blk N. C.
Gen. ". w. HARLLEE,
MCDONALD e. CRAwFoRD, qs tt.aisooli, y. 'Eto',
Col. EW. CHARLES, D,r,;n,,on
3hInj. WM., HA.kswoRTH,
joins j. hionRg. o"n"teS.
Oct. 4, 1854 4s. iy.
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PLA \FERS A%b UrlII.nS
!, :hc IN l.r>ign".l. form .rlv ii y w York
City. hui NOW Il permanent r.. lem al 'har.
lesion. hm prepared Ia do ANY ling il. ,l,,.
on al Il General .i..urv nni tumsmi>- iul
hi>inr-> entrusted I" in.. ! will n,ak, pirri,r-
,"> "i my ."niS. trurr!iIS. HARDWARE. Bnr:~.
Si""*, Fancy Gon!>. Drugs. Piini~ obs.
Fruits. lew Try t"ni,'ri"u ry. R,ni~. Sta
iirnrTy. Liquors. tin'hi;i". or auyr!Iiu! r>,.
iiiai can be- nhiliIir'l either ia Ills ci Y ar New
>rk. Bu,iun or l'Liia iclpiIii lil an a. .nuh
terms. II NOT better. Han the Merchants or
Planters themselves roul hiiv il".n thereby
SiNii;g them tir. II crs>iry ,N.,rhiiIIi rNpvE>rs
aiIci!"InT :: NrIi 10 ihis riIy ] viii also IL
i.i'd promptly to amy Hauki;ig az iu>ur..nc"
hnsi sii"S~ Thar may D.. favor. With. and will
nak" payment ni uch- From my lon. TX
prri,n"r IN Il general mercantile. hIsiilc>>.
an lu,iv rnIyini.,,I that ,:,u u,Nr perfect si,
I>i:,rtin;i and suit tie rU-I ia>iii"I> i:-ic III
~, .r!"cii"n- FER my ser. ICES J shrli e..
Giirr n Hn'icrii- r,'ui:,.Hs i"!i IA corning 10
it:c HaliIrr . tho hu,ii'>~.
bINID ". AII.Ai,
Ole. over DIri's S.urr. ; - King street
Gu ir:s.un, y. &.
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a despatch from Cinri na,i, dairG
the End instant, says: The United
States Marshul was committed To in;!
to day tor contempt "I c"nr! in icluS'
ing to produce the sInvr Rosetta he.
f're Judge Parker. 1t is a>crrla ned
that the girl has been rrn"vrI IRON.
jail, and II report is in ci cnIa: "n tia,
an armed mob from, MaysviIle Is
coming to carr! olilhc girIln Krn,uc'
ky.
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EaEs. ss'S'EsS2NEs'S
pEETNnil. STAMtEU Pills,

E?Ss. SS'gsS3 NH,ls
PErTAHiL STAM.E!s Pills.
rrm'iy fnr tnnrhs. Coilx. Cn,nrrh. Bron-
rhi'it CroUJ. iIh"or;nr Con"h. AHhmr. Com
xumjii"n. and nN IirnScs nri:in. from Il dc
rrIn"ri Si"h ~ M. %inmvth. an! fo rcIirrr the
diMrrSS anil d"d ti,i,ng .(r"m c0iing too hearty
'oui. IA w'nI "nd ir>prpiic hriiis.
Es EsI,rnI1tcH iO bt. G'Nrniy Veg
N;aD'".
These PMS act rs an Exprrtor,n;, Tniro
AMI irrrivnl.
They rrtn",r Eyrcctorn,inn. T.onsrn ia.
rllrcnr. nn,l hear ih- Lungs and uI!rr S.r.
rr:"ry Ur.9n- "f all nior,d matter. arl there
Is not another remedy in TN. w!i"r Alai"ria
Mr'ira rnlahs. al in.ir iig such heating
r,,;.ri.s to t'n. lu.,.s AMI Vital Organs rs
il,>. Pills. They Cur. C"s,i,rncs>. prnduc
."""l regular appetite, and Strengthen the
NE-iiin.
Pieces cents per box, containing - doses
ui VI. !i''ir.
t;:!i nu The AGENTS who sell the Pills. anl
r"I iir' Fia"i,rS iin"nac Gratis. giving iuli
rA. i',iiars aud certificates al cures.
BON Kin is al The above Ir,incI Pills !. 4 for
':,!c III Su,nlcf,iiic, hy
DARG\N 4 co.
AMI PERRY MOSiS.
Whn also keeps a supply ni d. Spn"cr't
Vegetable i'i.I>, AMI Dr lluli'S Celebrated
Pills. whc stop tn. Chiils AMI Fever the first
dav.
July &c. 1851 80 ly.
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LiQauOr laws.

The rise aud progress of laws in
various States prohibiting the sale OF
intexicnting drinks is to be seen in
the following abstracts prepared b,
the New York Herald:
lS5l-Passcd BY the Legislature Of
Maine.
lS52-Passcl by the Legislature o!
Minnesota.
lS52-Passcd by the Legislature OF
Rhode Island
ls52-Passcd by the Legislature of
Massachusetts.
ls52-Ratilicd by the pcop'c Of
Minnesota.
ls52--Passed by the Legislature Of
Vermont.
lS53.-Passcd by the Legislature Of
Michigan.
1851 Ratified by the people Of
Vermont.
ls53--RatiGed by the people Of
Michigan.
lS53--l,s submission to the people
pronounced un on>,ilu,iunai
by the Supreme Court in
Minnesota.
3-Pronounccd unconstitutional
by the United States Sn
prrmc Court in Rhode Is
lS53-Supicmc Court equally divid
ed in Michigan.
lS54-Prunouncad Unconstitutional in
l.S nah
1851 Passed the l. gisalurc of New
York.
1S54-Vet"cd by Governor Seymour
of New Inrk.
le54-Passed by one branch OF the
Legislature New Ilan'p
ls54--Passcd by one branch OF the
Legislature Of Mary land.
lS54--Pa>scd 10y the Legislature, bul
the two bran hes failed To-
agree in Pcinsy Ivauia.
ls54--Dn<<cd by tic Legislature Of
Ohio.
1S54--Votcd Tor BY the people OF
Wisconsin.
1S54--Pronnuncc,l unconstitutional in
Ohio.
lS54--Passed in modified form by
the Legislature of lshod,
lS54--PaSscu by the Legislature OF
Cmnrciicut.
1S55-Passcd the lower branch OF
the New jersey Legislature
--drtcutru hv ,h,,. y,L,. -,
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Choice Old Brandy and
w it =.

w i ~ T. >.
We have now in store some very supe-
rior Oll Brandy, which has been selected
by ourselves, tor medicinal purposes. lts
aye aud midness together with lis. purify,
wut be of great consequence TO ImvalIds
whn are necesS itaich la use it.
l.SO.--
A variety ol very selecl Winos, consisting
nf n
Old SBcdcira, Old Port Whine,
asfONn SAaeery, Pale Sherry d.
Pare Clnref yVi-.e,
Imported by ourselves, oil Of which we
warrant genuine, and OF the very best
quality.
For sale by
BOATWRIGHT & BARKULOO,
Court House Range, Columbia, 5; G.
July 20, 1854 SO II
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SLAVE ExclrEMENr lH CINclxSArr...-
Cincinnati, Mach 29'h. \ c,l",cd
girl named Rosetta, brought here from
Kentucky, by an agent of her m >trr,
and who was declared free by the
State Court at CnIulnn>, has sin g
been arrested under the fugitive Ia.c
law; but Judge Parker decided ,ll:'
whenever II slave, by the consent If
the owner, set foot on Ohio soil. he
is free; and therefore he declared tie
girl free. The United States Marshal
attempted to arrest her, which caused
much excitement. and II mon hrr.
apprehended, she was finally conveyed
to the Woodruff House, where Sic
now. remains.
CIHcINNArI, March 80.
Great excitement has existed here
to day, iii regard to he slave Of MIR.
Denison, Of Louisville. Yesterday
she was declared free 10y the court of
this county, and taken ont "f The cllsln'
dy Of the United States Marshal, but
last evening she was re- arrested by
the Marshal and brought before Tie
United States Commissioner this
morning, when the case was argued
again, the Commissioner rescrvimy his
decision until Tuesday next. The girl
meantime remains in the c,lstndy Of
the Marshal The excitement Is in.
tense, and if the girl ~ removed to-
slavery there is some danger Of con
tlict resulting between the State and
the Federal authorities.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-25

When | get into II scr"pe, | always
tako fire rs the Lucitur match sui .
Qi .tself
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-04-25
Guns, Ammunition, Fishing
Tackle, &c.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21

INTERESTING TO COAL BUYERS.-Judge Grier
of the U. s. Supreme Court, has decided on a suit
instituted in Pennsylvania, that the legal weight
of ton of coal is 2240 lbs, and that no State law
can be enacted altering the quantity. According
to this decision every coal dealer who gives but
1000 lbs. to the ton can be arrested and convicted
on a charge of swindng
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-21

NEW YORK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND THE
BRITISH CONsUL-The telegraph Yesterday no
ticed meeting of the New York Chamber OF
Commerce and their denuncation of the British,
Consul for his conduct in the case of the bark
Maury. The following is the resolution passed by
il =
Whereas, 1t appears from information derived
from reliable sources, that the representation made
to the British Government, respecting the bark
Maury which was seized at this port in October
last, on suspicion of being fitted privateer to
cruise under the Russian flag, of the
causes which led to the recent high excitement in
England; And whereas, 1t is just and proper that
respectable owners that vessel, and this COM
inercial community should be relieved from the
imputaton thus causelessly thrown upon them"