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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20

AGrF-Quinne. Strychnue and Mercury applied to the
relief If Fever and Aguc Bilious remtepts and other
plants Of similar type have ruined the constitutions of thou
sands. Their is exploded RHODES FEVER AND
AGuE CURE containing un@hoesome clement, eradicaes
without leaving unpleasant in the
Analysis has demonstrated its harmessnos Experience has
proved It's superiority Taken safeguard 1t prevents
evil certs unwholcsome air impure Admins.
remedy generally the obstinate
intermittent romttent fever within week. and strength
the system while the disease The testimony
these facts direct voluminou and Of nnimpeaehabe
crcdibility.
For sale by r. Saber Co, and by Druggists generally
JAS. n RHODES, Proprietor,
I.i L
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20

Woop PAPER Mr.. Bardslevs extensive ma.
per mills at Little Falls, New York, will be rea-
dy to go INTO operation on the LIST of January.
when he expects to be able to turn out daily.
tons Of elegant of white papers made of wood
In quality this paper. it i, said. will resemble tbat
of English manufacture
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20

illustrated Edition in re Volume,

This edition printed very thick and line Ialer
is protuscly Illustrated with ali the original Illustration.
Crukshank, Alfred Crowqill liz etc, from ite
London edition, copper, steel aud wood EayI you
contains novel complete and may be had Ia couIHe
beautifully bound in cloth, for Eighteen Dollars
volume will be sold separately, a. follows;
Dleak House, ftf ~
'ld curiosity Shop..
Shetcucs ny boz
it"S
.'"h,'H
,in NuuHH w
i'"'i 'oi'l'l
luioey ana son.
CHRISTMAS Stories Seven different ]
b'chohs New Storles..
Price OF full and complete Of the illustrated Edition,
bound in Twelve Volumes, in black cloth gilt baek.ls
Library Sheep. .......,.2
Half Turkey morocco. ~
$3.50, Half Cali Antique. ...io
3 AH subsequent works by Charles Dickens will be i
III uniform styl with the above
COPIES OF any one or any set Of either edition Of the NIB
""FNa wa be sent to any person any part of the uI
nHirs pee n PJS'agc On their renng the price Of the
u2l they may wish I" the publisher a letter posi- paid
iuoilsNcd ana Tor sale by I b. PETElSoN.
- No l0} Chestnut street, phade! hil
lo"l'n all orders mist come addressed
Booksellers News Agents, and all others Will be Sit
phed at very low rates. llcc 10 4.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20
HOUSE OF DELEG ATES.
MONDAY, Dec. II, lS5,
BILLS REPORTED.


BILLS REPORTED.
Bills were reported from the several standing
committee
10 amend the charter OF the valley Union Ed
neation Society tIhls bill was ordered to be en-
crossed
Providing Tor n Pr"t"sSor@hlp' IN the Deal,
Dumb and Blind Insulation OF drawing ~ FAINT
ing.
For the relief OF IL, j. Brown, ct the county OF
Campbell
LEGISLATIVE TELEGRAPH.
On motion of Mr.. Floyd III "as
ReSoired That specaI Committee he APP
pointed 10 examine The Legislative Telegraph,
invented by Samuel Huffman. and report IT, pro
ceedings In this House, and he expediency OF IA
dopling 1t in this Hall.
REPORT or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
On motion of Mr. Sinclair, it was.
Rfsofred mat sooo extra copies OF INC report
of the Board of Public Works, be printed for the
Of the House.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were real third time and
passed.
4 Senate bill to incorporate the Dime Savings
Bank, of Wheeling, (with nm nmendment;) and
House bill Incorporating the UnIon lheoo-
gical Summary to Prince Edward.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.
The committee on Roads, &c. were instructed
IL inquire into the expediency Of sundry schemes
10 vii
BY Mr. Dillard-of constructing, by indvidu
nj means. II turnpike road from Hen,y c. II. to
Rocky Mount in Franklin county.
BY Mr.. pendleton of Giles-Of amending the
charter OF the Walkers Creek and ilolston turn
pike company 50 as to make the House OF John
Grayson point.
RESOLUTIONS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20

New HOOKS! Fancy Article. and Gzu.ic-
~ \ Good Time Couiig:
Rose Clark by ganny Fern;
Tho Home Garner;
knickcrbocSer Gallery, fine ed;
The Philadelphia Housewife;
Rejected Addresses, by Horace and Jones Smith.
Song Of the liAwltha. by Long elbow;
Harper for January, 1856
Together with large lot # Banl, Books inst rcc,i,,d
LANGHoBNE & WALKUpS
dec 2ldis 80 " ''is' n'"N'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WM IL. MOsBy, Ame;,o,.o,

Negroes nj nuctiou.-on SATURDAY MORNING =, a
~ inst will sell Market street. LfEEIYo W. e
UOMAN, good washer, cook, &c, and her chilli IHuR
years of age. (dec 203D {. II. PHELPS al 'u'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.

NOTICE. The sale Of Iron belonging 20 II /, -.
~ stock will take place Thursday morning at n g. a.
which. the balance Of the stock will be elose %
erty the Lumber House Will be sold e' PFo
GEO T PEERS
dec 20-dt y. GORDON Trustees
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20
NrOTsCE.-Ncgroc. for snlc-l VIII as

NTOEEtE.--Nr2rocs for SALE will Comup
"a soucr of the Circuit Court of Nelson county, sell n
hj, hest bidder Nelson Courthouse, NEDNESDA a.
the 2dday Of January mkt likely GIRL AND BOY, on
credit of four months the purchaser give negotiable pap
satisfactorily endorsed
ON the day following. at Fabers Mill in Nelson county
will sell TEN NEtKOES, for cas1 consisting Of men, wont
and children Persons desiring to purchase likely negroes
do well TO attend these sales
dec l7.dSctlst jan ALEX. FITZPATRltN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20

little girl at school read thus. ..Tbo ,ii,,,
lived on small limhacy left her nv relative !.
Nv hat did You call that word? asked ,ba
teacher;the word is legacy, not imbacy." But.
MISS Johnson" said the little girl. "Pa saws I
must say limb not Leg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20

y
certify that sent bottle of Bakers Premium Bittels
Young friend lasspfng who suffering very much with
and fever He had succeeded breaking the ehs by
the of caome quinine but they continued return
at Intervals until he used the ers After taking bottle
his chill left him and have not since returned.
Y. BARGAMiN.
{. q Every family should keep few bottles on hand
Price 30 per bottle.
For sale in ynchburE 10y strohor Whitehead Il Stabcr
& Co, j. H. Seav and J. II Thompson 4 ldec I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20
SDECIAL, MOTTO -.

Ladies, r.a.,-The Ladies # s.. stephens Church in
nd holding Feast at the Depot Bedford county
THURSDAY the 9th during Chrstmas fair il not the next
fair day. will be prepared at half past
o'clock for the the Mail raint and dinner al
o'clock = NJ. for those who remain all day
dec 20dset27h
The Greatest Discovery Of the Age-DowDEs's
DENTAL FLUID cleaning and preserving the teeth and
gums arresing decay mparts delight
m flavor 10 the has superseded all tooth powders and
other compounds which only destroy the teeth
testimony of the principal Dentists in the
State:
Il have Doydcns Dental Fluid in ,etiee for
wash for the mouth esteem IL highly II re-
gums healthy condition. Numbers of my pa
have been benefited by II eeanses the teeth and i'm
parts n delightful fragrance To the breath
THOS. H. EDMJNDS, NJ d, Dentist
Main St, Richmond, Va
For sale by strother q Whitehead and all Druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20

- a county Count OF 817---,
lnadc December term, 1555 in the ease - - nniy
Parrish, sc, the undersigned will. tt ESpAy IN Nr
of December. sell to the highest bidder far cash a. w 10Th
Courthouse, FIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of ~, Amherst
throc These Slaves likely and valua n aud
attention of those desiring purchase such h" The
cialy invited X. a. GOGIfII.I, =! " 'po'
JAS. Il. GDIFMA l.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20
dec l9-d&ct3Jth HENRY LOVING 80" IT,
REAL EsTATEEnn -,

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of ma l.
Lynchburg, pronounced the Goth day Of Nova,l
the case of "Tyree and others fyreos ExorS 4
undersigned Commissioner Will proceed asth D,9e
Der 1850 to sell by way e public auction To the i@
der, the following parcels of Real Estate, a=Nit Lon
agood Tobacco Factory thereon situated Main stree
the city of lynchbug just below the Factory OF ~
otey rother fronting All feet said street. and ruImu
back l32 feet also Lot containing half situated
the city aforesaid adjoining the premises present ncr
by Christopher Burton, hsq andfantg the pas.r
in front of the residence # General Robes and another
situated in Sandy Hook fronting about - yrc
burg aud Concord TURNPIKE, and extending back Tie Tow
ing path of the j Il. X Canal.
These Lots all valuable and will be on credit
six twelve and eighteen months for equal nstannts # m
purchase money the purchasers executing bonds with m
proved personal security and the title each parcel raa
until the purchase money therefor is fully pail The
ly that of the Lot in Sandy Hook the Lot first above
scrbed. SAM FL. 1A Rl.F
dec lstAasth dec 4 m',.
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GOO -Hnna.ay from .hc .n

5000 EEWAE0 .-fgnnaway from the sub
w " scliE.r, Monday morning. the 18th inst lis h
81" man FREDERICK, hired tie present year Jones
puNa o th place. SAID man about % or ~ va"
I" age OF rather dark muatto pexon thin Vlsage M
cheek bones, spare make and yhslcrs and also b
around ms mouthi'!s about feet inches bigh RAIN
Iih Spoken has small his left and also one
we inner part of the right wrist He had when he W
plck casiheI box cont an old satin ard ilaek Pan
uSoy wears cap, but he had wien lie left old VIM
ilr nat VIII pay the ahoy" reward twenty dollars No.
'Nth ont Of the county and delivered secured ~ j.
dec Ie'fts L. ". LAMBhli
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20

X. w. Pease. medical practitioner of svra-
cuse, states that lard isl complete antido,e TO
strychn'ne.. lie instances several experiments
to the point, one Of which, tried Nv bimsslf mon
a cat.was perfectly successful. 'f''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20
BILL LAID UPON THE TABLE.

bill to repeal the act to incorporate The
North Western Virginia Railroad company, and
also an act amendatury thereof came up in reg
ular order; whereupon, Mr. Paul offered nm n
mtndman requiring the Baltimore and Ohio II
Co, IL redeem the guaranteed bonds of the city
of Wheeling amounting to S5O0,OUO &c On
motion of Mr.. Foreman. the said bill and prnpa-
sed amendment were laid upon the table, aud or
dercd to be printed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20

FARRELL CELEBRATED ARABIAN lNIMENT has
duued mas performed the extraordinary in the
na Of medical hStoyeVery body who once becomes
its warmest freudhey not Gully keep it always on hand TOR
the benefit of its timely emergency but
mend all their friends II has public for
nearly years aud yet is daily developing vres
many diseases have been cured W for which the proprietor
recommended its magic virtues spread throu III
land with the speed Of lightning and many many poor in
vads who supposed that their days this earth fast
drawing close have been, by perseyefing this in
valuable linmen HEALED and rejoice in the blessings
OF health, and the enjoyment of this beautiful world Read
this to believe and to doubt Inquire Of your neghbor
whom know to have used it, and they will tell you that
medicine possesses the half OF its extraordinary
healing The raching pains rheumatism and neural
gia yicldin few minutes its powerful anodyne properties
The lame made TO walk Old which have render
ed the subject oathsomo thing behold healed The
weak and remh. from dc:anged of the by
Of this Lniment rejoice the recovery Of their
health and strength Many long standing All TONS of the liver
lungs and kidney have yielded Ifs
edes had failed 1t very eieaeious curing
OF horses and cattle such wceny spran bruises wcmgs
cramps lamenoss, dry shoulder sn aud ii
beginning fails stop the further progress fstua
p0lcyIl ugbunc and spawn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20

ToLLS.-Tho Lock Tolls for the Dock connection are
no" reduced To tre Cats Why then Fifty Cents
per ton dHyage your Tobacco when vou eau the dit
renee by shipping to the subscriber Having
draws Of my own charge only five per box
co winch includes all the charges Richmond
or uther emakug the whole expense Iynchburg
board only thirteen cents per box.
de- POTS ALFRED s LEE Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20

moon, the 22d will SELL the premises ut : @Ie
HOUSE AND LOT, on = street in the neiehborboG,
Mr. Geo w. Seay. Tho lot contains about a dna,,ar
acre the house Is In very goodrepar and will bd NH
reserve Terms liberal. & L PHI T.. "''to'
do.D n a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20

a NhRD.-to the eitizrnS Of 1.yncl,5ar2 III"
"a iHEHI RROU NDING COT &fKG.--lt You wish t"F
G.hSe naguhecnt PIANOS call Main opposite
naINI'h House over Mnrses bpok store, and you VIII
Instruments which cannot be surpassed in quality Of tonrh
tome beauty Of finish and durability workmanship"
"ct'' es-and Which viii be sold at New Nork pfe
very instrument VIII be warranted in every respect
anu examine for yourselves Music OF all descriptions l
M o'St classic ana modern composers always on hand anu
sue i'll"S ana all Musical Instruments eored ana 'u
70 hoi .cc your PAN in the lands Il perols who i
h9""ls'sc ~ the profession. but call the above l'
You VIII realize entire ticon, and wheie M
Will be promptly filed Edcc lAt'
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sale by strother Whitehead and all Druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ERIL3Il tHIHI IIuN
superior to any other brand imported
j MEYER JR.
sole importarfo TIE United States No H.,
hoV2ts broadway, New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20

n Tor the Of Amherst the Courthouse Monday
the goth day of August 1855
GnstaYns A Edwards his riet admr Nan
cY Eiw ards. decd, Plaintiff.
against
John Davis Sheriff and as such admir- Of THONGS Edwards
decd William Jones and Lucy his wife, - MattpN and
t. his wife William w. Edwards, James T. Edwards
aud Elizabeth his wc Roland Lee, and Martha, his wife
Thomas Pngh and Mary, his wife, George b. Hail, and
ldzaheth his wife Caroline j. Edwards and James Beck
and Nnervs his wife, Defendants
The ton doth order that of the Commissioners Of this
Court do take of the interest of each Of
at law and disribuces Of Thomas Edwards decd, tie
nnd reported in the hands Of Commissioner Nm NJ Cahpl
and IN order that there be equitable distribution said
fund the Commissioner Is hereby required charge
and distributes with such advAncemeuts they. either
them have received; and that 10 make report
the Court with mters specially stated deemed pertinent
by himself, or required by the partiu, to be stated
a coqy--Tese,
SAML VI. GARLAND CPk
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The pub c cautioned against counterfeit which
has lately made its a2etrance called W b Farres Al abAn
Imminent" them 50 dangerous of all the counteIfcits because
his having the Farrell, many will buy good faith
without the know ledge that counterfeit exists will
perhaps only discover their when the spurious
has wrought It's evil effects
The genuine article is mapnfictued only by H. Farrell
sole inventor and proprietor and wholesale druggist No II
Mann street Peoria Illinois whom all applications Tor gen
cies must be addressed BE you get tie H.
o. before Farrel7, thus-L e. FARRELL Sand his sigma
ture on the wrapper, all others counterfeits.
Sold by r. STABLER & Co. Druggists
Iynchburg,
and by regularly authorized agents throughout United
States
y Price % aud so cents, and 81 per bottle.
? Agents wanted in every town. village and hamlet in
the United States in which is already
Address H. G. Farrell as above accompanied with good
tlce a. TO charactcr Responsibility DC. nov 2odSciw
BsstEHAN, CLARE IA CD. date ku.h,ou
CLARK y Co)-GENJIN COD IINEI: OiL-ihe great
shees attending the of this valuable Consuo-
ton having induced all kinds limitations purchasers are eau
Toned To notice that the signature HEGEMAN. CLARK &
CO. ~ mn Is over III" cork of each bottle, without which
h"I Eenuhri and rs the value # the oil depends
y, too much care cannot be taken tn the genuine
HEGEMA&. CLARK y co.
Sole successors to Eashton, CLARK 4 Co
- Nos idj. 2iJ, 3ll and 756 Broadway.
Wholesale Depot, No 100 Broadway
Sold by Druggists generally ia the United States
lttl4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20

Fall Trade, ISJo.-Merchans and busn megencr
ally are informed that they get Bill heads Storebi Pa
cards Business Cards Labels executed neatly cheap
aud eyPeiitousy at the NTKGISANn Jon PRINTING Is
rABIISuNENr. First Alley. Iynehbnrg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-20

6DLaNos FOR HOLIDAY PKEst1Nis.--'l'' :,
u MODEL PlANO.-In this If Improvement " !
nouc farms ships, carriages and the l<t are a vogu -
NASH mas given direction to the manua turc e Model I
III Nch all the essentials Of the most costly Instrument
C"ihnci, Tor the moderate Of three hundred ana 80
'"ifs lt5 richness of tonc simplicity and beauty :" "r
Sle 81 hnish SIZE, &c, all unite to rpdcr perfectly "
S 20 constructed to be used in any portion Of room
'lu4l advantage to the eye and ear. . ,r,~
we nave hand ahoEt forty Pianos, nearly al ""
Ing IN style, finish price, which vii sell on as
Terms in Petersburg be had Mt the NORTH south E'
west and every Instrument warranted l. T. NASH,
dee II Is Hpiauo Forte Dealer Petersburg VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-08

PERSONS fond Of keen, piercing, windy wsa-
Their, could not complain of Saturday night.
Hats had to be held on the head, and over.
coats buttoned closely, to guard against the in.
Husnce of the unseen, but deeply felt, whist.
ling. bowling, tree shaking, tin-sign disturb
ing, visitant. The weather oalmed by Sun
day, and to-day we have q pleasantly EN-.
bracing atmosphere; too cool, however, to sit
within doors without cheerful glare from
wood or anthracite.
BEALE's PANORAMA of the Arctic Regions
win be exhibited, at Odd Fellows Hall,
throughout the present week. It has already
attracted thousands of delighted spectators
Those who have not yet seen this beautiful
work Of art and of historic interest, will, Of
course, avail themselves Of the opportunity
thus afforded for their qualification.
STILL ANOTHER DoNATIoN.-Miss Isabella
Acton, the iustructress of the Junior Division
of Primary School No. l, Capitol Hill, has de-.
posted with us, to be forwarded for the bene-
fit of the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers,
two dollars, which has been contributed by the
little children under her charge.
WATCH RETURNs.-Charles Light, heavily
laden with whisky, was brought in for being
drunk in the streets, and released i'm the nav
ment of q fine and costs. Another man, with a
name indicative Of lightness-Robt Cork-ac-
cused Of being disorderly in the market-house
| was discharged, and a short time thereafter
was seen floating about the city. J. O'Hara,
| an unfortunate drunkard, who complained tina
"the world does not treat' him we'll, was ar
1 raignei for his baccanal offences; but having
mo funds, and not wishing to take up an au-
tumnal residence at the Washington Asylum,
he entered into treaty stipulations, to the eff
feet that he would leave the city, shaking of
its mud from his shoes, and never again re.
| turn to the metropolis. William Finley, how
ever, was not disposed to voluntarily Danish
himself, and for being drunk and disorderly
was conveyed to the work house to serve for
thirty days. Mary Sims, for profanity, was
required to pay fine and costs, while her sis.
ter Julia, for a similar offence, was sent to the
work-house for thirty days.
Six unfortunate persons, both male and fe-
male, were accommodated with lodgings. The
weather is too cool and frosty for them to sleep
out o'nights, with no canopy save the broad
heavens, and no light but the winking stars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-08
By A. GREEN, Auctieneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctieneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
Il ture, Pianoforte, and n1ilcb Cow at Auc.
ton On THURSDAY, the 1lth Instant, al 10
O'Clock n. m. / shall sell, at the residence OF
gentleman retiring from housekeeping, No fs5
street, between 10 b and 20fh streets vest an ex-
cellent assortne Of Furniture, viz:
Moreen and Carpet covered Lounges and Cushion
Castor, arm, parlor and other Chairs
Mahogany aud marble-top Commode, Sofa and
Centre Tabs ..
Mahogany ca e Pisnoforte, made by Andre Stein.
GH octaves, good instrument, stool and
cover
Mahogany Sidebcard, dining and other Tables
Hattacf, Bureaus and Glasses, Writing Desks
and Stands :
Moreen and other Window Curtains and Blinds
Vases, with shades and shell flowers
Mantel Ornaments q
Cherry and othe Bedsteads
Feather Beds, Bedding
Hair and shuck Mattres ses
French plate gilt frame Mirrors, . by sc In.
China, Glass and Crcckeryware among which
are white French China Dinner and Coffee
Sets
fine Turkey CARPETS, plssage and other do.
Hearth Rugs and Mating
Stair Rods, Andirons and Fenders
Cooking and ether stoves %
good lot Of Kitche Requisites
With many 9th articles which we deem unns-
ecssars to enumeIate
Terms: Under SIS. cash over S25 sixty and
ninety days CT dit. for approved endorsed notes,
bearing interest. A GREEN,
oct ed AuctlVneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-08
BY A. GREEN. Auct:on

BY A. GREEN, Auct:onee. q.
A UCTiON SALE, BY ORDER OF THE
n War Department, of the United States
stores at the Washington Arsenal.-Un
SATURDAY, October 10, shall sell, at 10 o'clk
a. m, at the Washington Arsenal. tee following
stores, viz:
9feld carriages Founders, old pattern, each a
four wheeled Carriage. perfectly sound
wheels with brass bores wrought-iron axle
tongue and tongue chains complete; and
would make good farm wagons
caissols, pOunders, each four wheeisd car
rage, sound and would make gcoi farm
wagons -Hs.
1916 lbs. cast-iron, good article
2J0 lbs. scra, steel, old files
81 d y posts, ready prepared for fences
7l4 feet yellow pine timber, perfectly sound
6,p4 feet easoned oak 6 by 10 inches 10 IA by ~
inches, lateral size
3nortising machines, very good, Of ordinary pat
terms
l two L rse open carriage
l sling wagon, cid pattern, but very good
sling cart buggy, 2 plou2hs, I coulter
L two-h horse sleigh, 90 and sound
Terms cash, In specie or its equivalent.
octs-d A. GREEN, AuIticneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-08
Baltimore Nsrketa.

c,ns;darsbiy .yc;tsd to.dav ssI., 20 , a.
hbs. Howard street and City Mills sold for
sS12aSS.l2, an advance of Csc. on Saturday
mornings prizes, and the market closed very
frm at those rates.
Wheat is firm with an advance Of CASE
g cd to prime whites 81 90aS2.06, red 81 75s
$50. Corn-good white and yellow sold for
1855. Rye-Maryland sl.05
Provisions are generally unchanged. Mss
pork-Sales of Baltimore packed % SCI.
Bacon, sides Isle, shoulders IS. Beef
Ms,s $3.50, prime l4sl5c. Lard Lille.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-08
New York Markets,

NEW Yosx, Oct 8-FlNr has advsnesd
l2a23s. Sales OF 33, 900 bbls. Good State,
S'.u; Ohio, ss.S7i; Southern So
" heat is considerably highsr-sales Of LIS, =
600 bushels Southern white 50 20; red 81
Corn is trife higher; sales Of 20 900 bush.
e's; western mixed 9lc
Provisious-Pork Is sitter, bat not quotsbly
higher. Sales Of 400 bbls. Mess So IS.
Beef is firm. Sales Of $50 bbls. Chics 70 re-
packed, Sl6aS17.
| Whisky is steady. Sales Of Ohio at 4lci.
Stocks are frmer. Sales at the frst board
If Eirgiri ia IS. &c. Cumberland Coal Co.,
az; Canton, 252; Beading, 95f.