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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-01


IA a.IGiGENMElM VA IRIS GRAND EAMa-
A1ks IlUN or kEADl.MADE CLUrl ilN0.-Ihs I'M
embraces tins opportunity 10 ammo uncs 10 the pub
and his friends that his stock Vi tLADi MADE
,.O Hint, GEN ILEMESS' FCENIol I'M GUUDS,
uMBnELL.As, TRUNKS, &c, has now received ami
purchased low prize tor cash. and
stock before calling else whore moi say
ing wonders, but that viii nhne myself
moderate IN profits The variety Syies and
quahy Clothing a.d better than ,hs
good iaith
Country chants will lind my jobbng than
therefore, ca, whoe'ae AL re all buyers,
Yum aud in studyin yodI 10 eres
MIi certainly purchase ol me-
oct lots NJ. GU0Gl Mi Elmer.
ID lGs AND ArS.-A beuutifal ns-0l tllaont
IL Vt Loco aud Cnaneeic MATS and Hearth ku is, at
j. A. SfItILl * ~ cos.
NEs.kOEs WANrED.-1 will pa he HIGH
~ EoT lash PRICE oI - Or iuiikely you fEGhOES
OH Address, WILSON Z. HI;N ri,
aus ierty, Va.
4 lMBEK An ID sHK ANsiI.Es.-Wc. aavr
IL yard Lumber of all Also,
Chestnut Shingles which My tn'ilet
atl.uton . those II want. CAMP, 81 II o. CO.
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UVRuE TURF OH. ron OID aOp Ra AN
IL EVERY DESCRIpTION ON MAN OH nEI en-
Entered aceord,nS 70 Act Of Causr.., in IN. cr:.
UarI Cyurt Tor tar ES,trn ss,,c, ~, 1i, H. -
~ READ THE FUIIowINo.
Come to our store get pamphlet and read orr
A., cures uertrned y ina Tnrf nh. c.r,id.o,a. ,
Respectable respected ezcns and many othep
other 10, =, s rv ae 0 WHr pound any
we say ~
and viii tell you others who have boeu
cured.
RIcHMoSD. Nov. IA, 1854.
As.s. Dor. -GentlemeuI used portion of bottle
aud take pleasure in saying that found eactual
upon ior by Without TseeSns sa
least benefit aiso recommended 10 friend Of mine
uss OF one bo,,eh he had been entirely cured
Respectfully, L. NJ LEFTWICH.
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY Va. August H. 1856
M"srs Dore q Co ;--Gentemen-For about three
sometimes ,le painful but LIST OF July
deal maf advised by ysisian and others
valuable TURF OIL aud applied directions
bors lady who had similar sore by the side of the
abou, years saw her the other day she said
she commenced using rukF OIL and should ge. ~e
you w so ~ get her certificate You can use
you, vi my thanks this certificate Of Its efficacy.
Tn, above Voluntary certificate from s,ranssr We
have many such Let those ho suffer see them
ma Its D&CO.
Very lkcmnrknbic.-
AsPIS GROVE Uenrco, December ], 1857.
HE yard In front OF the use sn in attempting to aup The
end OF fence rail- through his and
nearly penetrating through his breast making cash iarv.
enough to insert our hit goto bottle Of your TURF
Oi and applied reelyin days he work. and in
two weeks he entirely cured.
Respectfully yours JAMES l.. EGE
Sold by uxg chants throughout the STATE
ieb5
Csrsrrurrrp r.r 4 1910
NrssRs Dov, e. IN -. vna h a. -, !, .e. -,
,;n. rc,,on i, isr your ,rt oil i, a mn.r sx,ran,iian
.a. and ,s a.,,,n h,,, 40 ,ra,ify, c,nno, $500
.,,,n, m in yard Io II for tha .ec;, ~ ,h uon
l,ryn Ind ,,. COS IA, ms st.tls In, In ,.h,., ~
49, n,,l An. iinl =, came enrae,d ~, sana ams a
gor,d tho ,l, /, h shculder oib Ien, nj shon, a.,
IS and ripped up ,nI nees ID'S. The same distance which
nsn, a ,scv would e,, v UI my ssnnors were
In. that they ,n.n In n uael.ss Ia do anv;no Tor
w. ,,,, ", j.. ", ~ nrad ' anu ~'fr 'he use OF
" ~ ~ 49, " ~ r.s'..,fnur
tan %, =. rp,ryn
JAN H. u MEM.
ExTRAoRulNARy GAZE
KIcuMoSn Ma u. ,ess
III, . 80 ~ hnh ,,rsd,aa M 1'eaAing OUT ias'
al ,n.ndny I,,h IRA xhr, "a orc 40 49, ~ .e chse
cores az a. cansc me 10 fear t., hnth cur ,."a w %
tried all sorts of advertised and domestic rau.
1 uy s' ,oas ~. . M ~ anu aPpneo mite luiF
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ST IENiS LLNDANiS UFl ICE,
VA li.NA hAiLnJAD -,
LfAthbI"u STU, acc
anu MonuAy, la all
" produce s.nercu remain l.e
&c iu "
the Anu produce removed b. charged wltu
III, ekpense oI ri.u tTausi,T
ihs step Is rendered necessary by the accumulation
reIsut u Dupvt, by ,u.np.ir ~.
WEI. Ne the ,onssAv.s ius" Lb-,t
'en'ehee Vi 1
vet SotsI
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brgs Maria White, Mobile; W. r. Sawyer Jacksonville.
A. Adams, Wilmington N. c. schr. C. II. Cook JacmeI
BOSTON, November 15.-Noon Arr shin Mercury
Calcutta; bark Telegraph, Penang CID brig Chatham
W: c Central America; schr. A Middleton Richmond
NEW YORK, November 15-Arr. ship Southampton
London brig A. r. Carnage, Curacoa schrs c. II Mol
Ter, Petersburg; Excelsior Georgetown d c Mist Al
eXandria-Cld. steamships Yorktown Havana; Star of
the SOUTH savannah; ship Orphan MarseilIes barks c.
Wright, Gibraltar; Overman St Jago; bres Queen Estb
err Parrboro Atlantic and Icaran Barbados: schrs F
Sattery charleston; W. s. Tisdac, Fernandina Fanny
Curry, Constantinople
Southern Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, November I4.-Arr schrs. A. Heaton
A. NJ. Edwards Norwich
RICHMOND, November l5,.Arr schrs. D. S. Rue Al
Dany; NJ A. Predmore, Lynchburg and Claremont n
York HlcEman, White Squa Colorado, r. l.. Stock
ton, West Wind, R. P. King. Venus NJ A. Guest L. r.
ogden John Crockford and Kadosh all from Philadelphia
CID. schrs. j. T. Williams, VIM B. Castle John
Jones and Galego, N. York.
NORFOLK, November l6--lirr schr H. Youmans,
WILMINGTON November I5.-CPd brig Mary McRae.
London; schr Geo Daily, New York
CHARL ESTON, November 14.-Arr. schr Sheet An
Choir, Rockport.-Crd. ships samoset and Kathadin,
Liverpool.
MOBILE, November 11-Arr shps Sharon Rio lane.
irO Advance, New York; E. Cushing Boston A. Gallat-
in, Liverpool Lady Suffolk, Marseilles ships
amerca, Liverpool; Empire State, Havre; Onward,
Queenstown; bark Lone Star, do brig AdeIa Maanzas
ALEXANDRIA, November 14-Arr. schrs Arcturus
and Kelly Boston; c. A. Crook, Providence; E. A. An
derson New York; f. r. Bennett, Fall River; Sie,
Providece.-Cpd schrs. A. Falkenburg New York s.
Allen, Boston; /. Smith, Fall River.
WILMINGTON, November 14.-Arr brig S. p. Brown,
HAVANA; schr. W. II. Northrop, Nassau
CHARLESTON, November. 12-Noon.-Arr. ships
Aramede Snow and Columbia N. York; schrs. Laura
Gertrude, do; PEARL Richmond.-CPd. ship Noemie,
Liverpool; schrs Geo Davis, May and L. Scranton New
York; Mary Emma, Indianoa.
Noy l5:-Arr steamship Isabel, Havana; bark Mary
Annah, Liverpool.
Notice TO Mariners
WRECK IN CARDIFF ROADS, BRISTOL CHANNEL.
TRINITY House, LONDON, Oct. 81
Notice is hereby given that green buoy marked with
the word Wreck - has been laid twenty athoms by
from the wreck of the schooner sunk the Bristol Chan
mel.
The buoy lies in two fahoms at low water sprng tides
with the following compass bearings
Gardlh Hook Buoy, 81 W. distant mile
Lavernock Point by W.
Penarth House, W.
RX nrdnr
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! Rlpprng snttIlrqsnfs.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, Novem Der Il
irrivetl

Arrived
Steamer Belvdere, Keene. from Richmond-to T
Brandt Or reports in Hampton Roads. barkentne An.
Glt" MahderSon, Thompson, from Richmond for New
Orleans; OF the Wolf Trap herm brig bound mn. ~ ~
naPPahanhocS Dark Virginia, hence for Richmond in
tow OF steamtug Jas Gray; of the Potomac shin Catii
ian hence for New Orleans at anchor Off Thomas Point
hepm brig bound up and brig A J. Applegarth hence
Steamer John Shriver Dennis, from Pbila5eIpbta-
mdse to J. A. Shriver pima
Cleared.
Steamer John 3. Shriver, Dennis, PhiladeIpb;a-J
Shriver. - a.
Propeller F. IT, Herbert Dawes, Chesapeake CITY Md
Ship Julia Lawrence, Spear, Phiad ephia, master
-, sGhr. =. L. Hammond Hammond, Boston, Bevan.
r. schr. r. H. Huntey, Hammond New York, Georges
Creek coal and iron Co. %
Schr. Dorerty, Haines Reever, Washington D. g
Schr. Henry Travers, John E. Wyett Richmond Va
Sailed.
Brig Elisha Doane Lorng. Boston, in tow of steamtug
Arrivals from Baltimore.
s shr Clara Tiara Bell Parker, Alexandria, 18th inst
Memoranda
schr; Somerset, Stirling, for Baltimore went to son
from Charleston, 14th inst ven ~ 'e'
Schr. Cameo. Barker. hence for portsr,or., III, -.
o,Lnes, Hole 18th inst; steamer VIM. Jenkins Halle
from Boston for Baltimore, do. l4th ' lance
Schr Cohasset, Tobey, for Baltimore sailed f. >rA
Bedford, l4th inst S"i'eu from New,
schr, Ada Frances, Babson. from Brookvie for Ralt
more, arrived at Portland 18th inst Se't
Schr. Westoyer, Nckerson from Boston for Ricbr,o,
arrived at Newport 18th inst ''" 'o' i''ohuohd,
Schrs. Harriet & Sarah Tice and w p To,i,; NJ,
tin, from Alexandria, arrived at Albany IAN inst ~
Schr Indus Stokely, for New York, remained at
Kingston, ia, 10Th ult. ~ "'
Schr. +. H. Adams, Hinckley for Baltimore salad s
New Bedford, 18th inst ~ III
Schr. f. Miller Goodrich for Baltimore, sailed from
Richmond 10th inst. ~ HUM
Bark Gntona Wright, Plummcr, for Gibraltar cleared
at New York. 18th inst
Ship A. NJ Lawrence, Clayple from Marseles, arrived
at Palermo, Goth ult ~
Brig Hannah Beach, Mathews, for Baltimore sailed
from Richmond 10th inst -
49,, Eastern Ports
r, NEM YORK, November 15.-Noon-Arr steamship
ppIGrida' Savannah; brig Emma Para-CId shin John
%s; Liverpool bark J. Benson, Ponce; schr Arcola
Swan" 1oKk, November 16--Arr steamship Thomas
bnrg. ga; 50 Fannai; barks Maria Norton do Ellie. Ham
puasra. 'isS . l. Mussen, st. Domino Saginaw Ia
andS;a seirs. a y Eells, Beaufort. y Smitb Ala
l. Ina -, 4. steamship Columbia Charleston sims w
Dvson %i view Orleans Reporter San Eraneison. IL,
vsnnab. hSg"wi f. Wright Jr, St Jaqo. InS,,st e. s
Caivesto 'lg Mary Forrest, Bahia sebrsH ~. ga
vile. Nharieston; Wave Jack SON
,,: Also arr ship Borneo Bristol Enc br,
ara Lauretta, Para 'ss holilng Wave, Glib
PhILADELPHIA, November 1e-cpd .so,..
ret ttennaTI Charieston R. II. Wilson NorIs mTga-
"lnd. ~ Ihomas NJ. NJ. Freeman Ricbmnoa lrade
bosToN, Nov l5-CPd ship E. Talbot. New o.a.,..
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N-nDwTIT,D,- ,HNI " ALTERING PLAIF3
NVKi HERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
NL.NNEh ARR1 NLEMEN "
On and after MONDAY, June 2rth, $50.
THREE DAILY TN AJNS

On and after MONDAY, June 9th Is50
IN, THREE DAILY TRAINS
VIII he run owe, this Road as follows, viz.
iSi The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday cya.r O., .
with the Mail Train for 7 - u.s. '"''' tOhilett4tH
P Ill RITTSBDRG AND THE WEST
& ~, ~ iii passengers Tor the North and Niagara FslI,
arrive AZ NlIamSpOrt at z. NJ and Elmir, = 80 =
where they lie all night ~ anu ''i"'E" ~ CD T. N
reIcpt undn ana Nagara Express Train leaves daily
r. M Williamsp9rt at Il P NJ Emirs At St aud uni
al !udV A NJ, and Niagara Falls at T. NJ neNt av T y;
tram connects at Elmra with trains FAR ~ ""'' i'l'
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS IL WFsTEpN >pu
YORK AND CANADA -' W"
ANA az buialo with trains for SUSPENSION ri1, md ,
VIA uiS treat western Railway for all parts Of -'
., IIANADA AND THE W EST AND NORTH, Est,
d INC CINCINNATI and Chicago Express leaves daily at D.
arriving at Harrisburg at 1910 +. NJ and her, CO..,
and all parts of the West ~ ''' ''' ili'Spur-
70, Tnr BEDFORD SPRINGS take 731 A. NJ and f = "
Trans connect at Harrisburg with Prnnsyivania Bai,
top ~ ''"''''"h'oh ana broad
q t2r 2nEk; CARLISLE, CALEDONIA and DOrBIINg
Gar Sil,lNGS take 80 A. NJ train i'-''
r3r nIANOh ER lITTLESTOWN, CFTqYSgT-pC aud
train Saturdays. ~ '"'"' anu /. VI
,Eor IiCKE IS and further correct reliable Information
peas apply at he Ticket Office Calvert Station y COM"
OF calvert and franklin streets Baltimore ~ 10 0'i'''
!. II. WARNER, Ticket Agent fHid !,
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MsrtbanOi3e.

WINDOW CLICQUOT; Heidsiech & Co: La
fere Rpbis Gabine Bouches Vim mperia Bouzy
dhGcf lmPerial Chas Heidsiech; Anchor Crescent and
TH0MsEN CO. Exchange Place re' siS 'S ni
WHlSKEY AND CHAMPAGNE.-l5O bbls,
ono on1 Hgh Proof Whisky 100 do old Bourbon and
pane for sale By A. l.. WEBB Bro, corner Pratt and
commerce SIS oi5H
WIIISKEY- POO bbls. Ohio HIGH Proof Corn
br ny GOO bbls Qld pure Rye and Bourbon various
bg aRS ~ Pr5 a
NERDIGRIS.-lO cases Verdigris ground in
" Oh; for sale by j. PARKIURST, Jr, Co. No IS Bow
y ; @naII. je7-tf
WHALING AND DECKING cut to order by
w WIN. 5 CROSS, corner East Falls and Eastern
WESTERN BACON SIDES In store and for
w sale by A. l. WEBB Il BRO. oI5tf
WlNES AND COGNAC.-4 quarter pines
~ MARSHA quarter pipes Port wine, quarter pipe
arrived arr and for sale by EYER KENs . South Cal
WHISKEY.-A constant supply of Reciifed
nan" 8R6 sii c G s2a st. at s4f
HOGSHEAD SUPERIOR WESTERN JOWLS
1for sale by W. WHTELOCK CO. A South street NIL tt
II BBLs. RYE WHISKEY, about one year
Old and which we believe to be the best article in
6nore TO persons who wish to lay by something very
GRAEF, IS South street, opp Exchange Place je28tf
y * Tres. EXTRA SUGAR CURED HAMS
~ for sale by SMITH NICODEMUS. ol4tf
IN CASES BEST ENGLISH CAST STEEL
IN t2r machinery and tunnelng purpose by DUGAN
% HHDS. BREASTS, lust received and for
oOsale by CHILDS Il GAYNoR, IS South St ap2stf
100 BUSHELS PEACH SEEDS for sale bv
wv /. I MARIlN BRO, u s. Calvert n4-tf
100 HHDS. PRIME WESTERN BACON
NI6oHESMfUs bright and hands me- for sale by SMITH
1S0 CASKS CLARET AND SAUfERNF
AGO Wines per ship Marsha' in casks of 80 and Ct
fRr C " AND AND q Sfy GT Prize
100 BBLS. PRIME CITY RENDERED LARD
~, for sale by G. CAssARD son, Nnd 400 " Bal
unore street. mh5tf
100 BBLS. PRIME WESTERN LARD in
\ t }r sale by C. CASsARh& son, 4O7 and o
| SS0 PLAIN WESTERN HAMS for sale by
Jaw. MHrELOCK Co, A So,.th street nIl-tf
| SO0 BOXES AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
B1HTZ or sale low ny manufacturers agent, WILLIAM II
HS0 SACKS ASHTON'S FINE SALT. in
'OCOsore and for sale by FoARD ROGERS, i6 Bow
| , O00 LBS. PATENT AXLE CREASE
rers agent VIM n BOLTON s. W Pratt street aP2Stf
e 600 PATENT BATH BRICK-Received
By 5GR bEeRP6S? rs P BoT owl w RG2e
IN 000 DOMESTIC, OPERA, REGALIA
%OOOand LONDRES CIGARS for sale cheap fol
son streets. iaiStF
On ono LBS. PURE WHITE LEAD AMI
EO.OOOSnow White Zinc for sale low by manufac
tnrers agent WM H. BOLTON, 81 W Pratt street ap22f
FGGT "a po XEEL sz,S, p, PM
sawed Just arrived from Charleston, s { per schooner II
>, Nltld' Tor sale by PENDERGAST BROTHERS. :;
Smiths wharf, up StarS.i ia3.ff
IN 000 HAVANA CIGARS.-Cboicf
OU.UUUbrand just received and for sale by GUN
6hfh kObEWALD. 30 Lombard street, door west o
eoutu street. m3I-tf
SS 0l0 Ell LEON DE ORA BEARS,
| 9c.OCO 10000 FL Leon de Orc Iondres LIST; 20 oo
NJ Leon LondreS, IDS 250 FL Nna Iuudrcs 3ls Just re
celved, per steamer Empire City. p TIERNAN & SON I'm
! P"sSls, ~ CilaIles street jel3U
| 100 000 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE
$500. 81 ~ hlN1, t1 = Charles street. fe23 If
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StfamhNats.
= .slrN FOR PETERSBURG AND RIC

FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
Et=77-sExz@--zz MOND, NA.--The steamer GEO PEA
bG gph VII leave light street wharf WEDN ESDAY
above places " N' 80 . y 0'' 'O' wv
FOR freight or passage having fine State Room
ni-f e. Di'il ~ :, u, -t,Ecihl,
E-.-sTT~-A FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
TTITaaA1aaasas-sssa1 MQND, THREE TINES WEEK
me steamers BELNl DERE and GEO PEABODY are now,
at3 clock tor the above pieces '"S i''i""o''S
Freight received daily,
The above steamers have superior State rom, ,,co,
daOnS '-''''- iNOiA GtCOIlHlo-
For freight or passage apply to
j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
d 9 p,-...--. . Light street harF
dollars ' ~ N''i'i PdNc oAly Ive
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

BTEMEN-BaTk Anna.
- boxes mdse., do. cigars Beck Backman; So do .
harhurg CO. do, A. Seemuller 4 Sons; % do l do
mdse Gail X Ak; 65 do, Stellman, Henrchs & Co: 7
10 ' on hapn Arens; II do, C. Spilker do W & IT
opHAeT: 40. m L. Baconeister; do wine Bros Bon
niger 10 casks do 26O boxes paper do cheese Pracht
honen Co IS do mdse., Is bags entiles cask her.
rings 40 baskets potatoes, Geyer Wilkens boxes fur.
niture, l.. Brauns 4 Co.. 6S pkgs mdse "a borao
wine, order. ' " WAYS
C0ASTWISE
BoSTON-Str. Nm Jenkins
90 bales dry goods Rice, Chase CO.. loo cases boots
ana shoes 40 bhS mackerel, b. o. r r.; 2lI do 458
pigs. dry goods 4O7 cases boots and shoes sundry
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ld II P. NJ MOL" A'h.'l- ~

ny leaving IN 10 l5A. W. train will connect II Wiln,iuc
win 30 J. NJ train or by leaving at - VI can r"c,.
asop over check from Conductor sprnI the n ut NJ
ninSton, and take the 81 A. NJ train '-' J." WI
Lf-A eoored PERSONS whether bond or free il
I'll iillcu 10 orlnS some respOnsiuI. white person rr ma
bond m M 70 II'e underslgned, who he willing 10 sian
portion Of the road '' VIA '' 'dh Il oyer ".
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oFHt IIHlt last year. ..16SI1 Isl ,SO4 40 600
WILMINGTON MARKET, November l6.-Turpentine-
Wehave no change to note in this article The receipts
during the week have been light and with fair demand
existing parcels meet with ready So for virgin and
yellow dip, per $50 lbs hard comes to market ouite
sparingly, and we quote nomnally at 81 rs per bhI
Sales for the week of only 3039 bbls
Spirits Turpenne-There has been very little doing in
tins article during the week The market ruled quiet
ana prices have declined cent per gallon We note sales
Of only 400 bbls.
HoSin-Ihe market has ruled exceedingly quiet since
onr last review and have heard of single trans
action IN either line or common. Quotations are uom-
nal T. S-SaleS yesterday of 600 bbs. common at
Sll2h per $40 lbs. "
Tar comes TO market very Sparingly and with a good
demand existing, parcels with ready sale at onota
tons The only transactions have heard of was the
sale on Monday of % bbs at 81 10 per Dbl
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New YORK, Nov. T.-Cotton is heavy-Sales OOO
baes; prices easier but quotations unchanged: Tn
lands middng llH cts Flouris heavy-sales of II 900
bills State $4,000 495; Ohio SIS Southern Is so
U5l3 Wheat is dcpresSed-sales of 30 600 bushels at a
decline of ld2 cts; white 81 47Dl 55 Western 81 Al
Mwankie Club 81 l6Gll7. Corn is depressed-saes of
1000 bushels; yellow 81 % white % cts 6sIOl Pork
is heavy--Mess Sl5d15I2%; Prime is frmerNsaIes at
$lO5o Lard is heavy at 1OkdlO4 cts whiskey closed
hrm at 2Sd2SH cts. Sugar is frm-Muscovado 62sG74
els Spirits Turpentine is dull Resin is firm at 81 55
LOO Rice is firm at Ad4I cts
q P,AILnA3ELPHIA, NOV 17-Flour is dull at s5I2X@
70 Wheat is in demand and supply scarce; white
Sl.4j; red S125G 100 Corn is active; new yellow ION
70 cts Oats are dull Whiskey is steady
NEW ORLEANS Nov T.Saes!of 10 900 bales Of Cotton
to-day at l08dlllS cts Sugar is buoysnt and nrces
have advanced \ ct Sales at6&@7S.
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MkrfbaN6i3e.

A LBERT COAL CANDLES beautiful ar
11tce superior to wax for sale by AMMnoN co Off
A LIE AND PORTER.-ln glass bottles; Burton
~ Pale Ale, pin!s and quarts Dublin XXX Porter ppts.
fresh importaons for sale by CAPEoN 4 co, s Gay
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2TYrintee n orAs
RJH2AIuR1 XDHlUEs
,- . -
THOMAS n N GREEN BENJAMIN yoE
a. hEhN a lOE,
~ - SucceSSOrS To Jerome c. Tdiletts,)
DEALERS IN CHOICE TEAS,
49, ~ - WINES, LIQUORS,
,,,.s AND FINE AMiLG GROCERIES,,
,s!i CIV, No. ~ BALTiMoEs STREET Bait
A FAMEo DOlD,
~ REAL ESTA TIE BROKER
26 ST. PAUL STREET.
fartcnar attention given 10 the purchase and sale OF
LANDS, HOUSES, GROUND RENTS, &c. ials-u
II Il + = HnEG
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Steamboats,.

al NOTICE-The steamer "GEOR-
GEANN-t Las discontinued rlnnfp, only On
account {" scments now being made for another Boat
NJ = J. Il II. LEFFLFR
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sT FOR FREDERICKSBURG, Va.
sssssasa=.sss;z Tie steamer VIRGINIA. Capt \ la

En-Sllr-$ FOR FREDERICKSBURG VA.
Esskeaa1sS4-@~Th The steamer M SEIDEN " h kiwan.
inds nn VIZ resume her route to Frederick hur and d
VII HiI, ,GpiiannGck, leaving Baltimore from Lrr
T III II y :, rFOOT OF SOUTH STREET on
Dl,A !, FEBRUARY 22d, ut O'clock p W Returning
", ItITe fredericksburg at o'clock FRIDAY MORNING
onS MN continue to leave Baltimore EVERY n ESnAN
1 anu ufrtuerlckSbGrg EVERY FRIDAY during the
Freight of every description taken ut low rates Horses,
0atGe, and Live Stock generally. handled m care. and
comoItbly accommodated. Through Goods rurctraly al
received.
For information, freight pasIE. apply Baltluur
at her Office 1915 SOUTH STREET, ORION hoard the Ir
AEtnts I'M IrlleriIk .h,,,.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-18
sTA NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
Il \ GHLlL-L-l

INLAND-Tlrough the Delaware aud Rarituu, and
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals,
For the conveyance Of Merchandise Produce. Packages
low rates ''
tranShpment, in 25 hours, in Iron Steamers with water
tight compartments
FOR NEW YORK; Steamboat leaves Baltimore faur
um rs IES Per week from No. 3 Light street wharf
rInN,,h NEW OORk-Strtmh0at leaves in like manner
No T. ~ WIN '''' '''''' ''''''.
foods destined for places beyond Baltimore New York
commission. " ' '
Line wa ''''' '' '
ne SAFETY regularity and dispatch OF this line, together
WIN the moderate rates charged, comm nd It to the mhHc
Freight. j. 4 SHRlN ER, Agent
No. Light street hart Baltimore
W. pALLEILn Agent.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-08-25
1850 POPULAR TRADE 1859
Ribbons and Millinery Goods,
RIBBONS! RIBBoNs!! RIBBONS!

To Merchants, AIiitiners, Jobbers, Dealers
in Ribbons, Millinery Goods, and
Cash buyers in all sections Of the Country.
The Cash Ribbon House,
lis Chambers Street. Neu York,
JNO. FARRELL.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
We have originated new princiL e-a
new era in the Ribbon Trade, whereby We
moke this business plain, simple, and staple
as that of brown sheetings.
WE SELL FOR CASH. WE BUY FOR CASH!
We are satisfied with 5 per cent profit
Ask no Second Price. Have all our goods
marked in plain figures, so that man, woman
and child "buy alike" and receive the same
value for their money.
Our prices for best Tafeta Ribbons, all
colors, are
No Y cts erpiece' No. ST ST cts; per piece
3 a04 " 9s7t
No. 16 sl,47h per piece.
WE OFFER FANCY RIBBONS ALL STYLES ALL
CoLORS.' ALL QUALITIES AT PRICES
DEFYING COMPETITION, AND
FOR CASH ONLY.
Our Establishment is the centre of attrac-
traction for RIBBONS Quick Sales Light
Profits and Good Value for Cash.
ROUches! ROucheS!
New Styles and Patterns, at a saving of sc
per cent from credit prices.
Blond Lace Quillings, &c. &c.
Our line of these Goods always full. We
Import and Job them at once for 5 per cent
advance Marked prices on all Goods 'ir
plain figures
A SAVING of 40 per cent on these Goods from
credit prices.
| Our intention is ina he he Ribbon Trade
as staple 10 rr3a!d 10 prices rs domestic goods
| To 10 i,i,e we mus. sell One Million dollar,
pOf1h G0Ots pei dnnum!
We a,e Ou:oo Men. mo North 'no
South We sol'ct lie o1'onage OF Mer
chants, in evety sec, o. o the United States
and are tie servan,s o. Ell who favor US with
their traue and pal ai'ona2e.
JNO. FARRELL.
| CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
| 1l6 Chambers street, New York,
near the Hudson River Railroad Depot
R. H. WALLER Jan. Is, '59,-4m