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REGUI. PRICES.
ST. LOUIS STREET restaurant, OPPOSITE
THE EXCHANGE

. = EOVT'o > NTf.T WIS NUNA 7 , OTFOSTTE
THE EXCHANGE.
TENHE Subj" rber has the honor inform his friends
Il and The public in general, that he will open, on the
10th ins,art Kesanrnl where persons will he served
according the bill Of fare, ~ regular prices, viz:
Fifty for Breakfast, and Seventy five cents for
Dinner. Tie breakfast will consist Of two dishes at
optiun, one cup Of coffee lh mik ha!fa bottle of inc
and bread at discretion. tn. dinner will consist of
three dishes at opon soup. haa bottle Of wine and
bread at discretion
great number of persons have been complaining for
long time of The Inconvenience t,ll tables dho1es
where they obliged To be ut regular hours. The
subscriber has the hope Of having ohviacd that inco
and where persons will he attended hour of
the day, at cheaper rate than at the cable d'hOes.
The subscriber has nlsn elegant saloons for private
parties, and will execute city demands.
Ol5-9w MICHEL DOUAIS.
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BANK NOTE ENGRAVING
RAWDON WRIGHT HATCH & EDISON

AVE opened an office in New Orleans. possessing
- equal advantages with their house in New York,
Tor the purpose of engraving and printing Bunk Notes,
Bends, Bills of Exchange, Certificates of Deposte,
Checks ind other important papers, requiring security
against Forgeries and have made ample provision tor
'h" safe keeping OF all plates and impressions entrst-
ed To their care; their specin embrace The of
over five hundred banking institutions and all orders
Will be executed with pronpltude, and the usual
terms. Office, corner Of Royal Il Canal streets.
:. New Orleans, November q, I83a-f
TO HOUSEKEEPEKS, HOTELS, STEAM-
coats. and COUNTRY DEALERS
V>HE subscribers are receiving direct from the
manufacturers large supplies OF Glass, China and
Lamps, Chandeliers, Japauery, Kitchen ware, and
house furnishing goods generally, which they offer at
unusually low prices, at No. II Camp street, and No. "a
Com non street. n2l-4w Is HKOWE.R A. en-
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SERVANT FOR SALE-A most likely mulao
- girl, aged about 10 yoars very good cook, su:
perior washer, ironer and toerabe seams,ress ami
house servant. sober, "bedient and good tempered.
The above servant would be acquisition in any
family, aud is sold because her owner is DESTROYS Of
paying his debts Apply 10 the Editor of the True
Aherlcan.' n22-5t
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MAYORAITY OF NEW ORLEANS

FYNlIE price Of lnr being this day SIS IS per barrel
4 acs~rding to the tariff, the bukers will give ,5
ounces of bread for ten during the week begin
ming Oh Monday next, the 18th instant. The lnaves of
second quality, of three for ten cents sull weigh %
per cent more, viZ 49, ounces.
n24 C. GENOIS, Muvor.
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MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
d la HabauDa,


| OS infrascritos nuevos proprictarios dol bicn
- conocido cstabccmcnto nombrado NAM
SION HOUSE. ,.tIlado en- IA sale de Ia Obrapia,
Nun. ll9 tencn oil honor dc anuncinr al pubIico
quo sus mnyores etucrzos y atenciones sernn dcdi-
cadas complacer las personas que les favorsx-
can con patrocinio. Las ,ventnjas que poseo d..
cha casa para los vageros, tanlo por localidad,
comodidad, etc etc. son tan conecldas, quo cs inu-
til cnumerarlas.
II set-ly CUNY & FULTON.
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
Il In Hdp0nne.
/ ES so'Iss'gnGs, nouveanx propriGtaircs de l'G-
- tab lsScmcnt stu6 dons la dc Ia Obrapa,
No. ll9, connu sous lie nom de MANSION
HOUSE, ont rhonneur d'iniormcr 10 puhlic uu'iIs
ieront tons lcurs efforts pour rendlc agrcabes
aux pcrsonncs qui voudronl bicn los favorscr do
lcur coniiance. Los commodities qu'ore cottc mai
son aux voyageurs sont connucs pour no
point jugcr nGcessaits den iaro lei 10 detail.
II Scp-ly q, CTJNY e. FIJT.rON
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NV ANTED-Three OF four families to go plan;
talon sis miles from the city; there are COED
and cominodions houses; The land is already cultivated
and can bring farillc ome each tamil y viii have the
privilege Of cuivating large parcel.o ground for
number Of years. and Of cutting as much timber they
may want, without having any thing topay far the time
agreed upon For further rs,arp,y,to
ms = corner Natchez and Tcharitoulas SITS !,
ANrED-.Al " oman to COOK and wash TOR il
w small Eunily-One who can come well' recon-
mended, can get permanent situation by applying at
corner of II. Thomas and Edward -streets-A white
woman would he preferred. - n26
WANrED-Two good tinsniths: also, two crate
w fnshers, to whom good wages aud constant en,-
rov"e"'w'll be given. NH \ i, !! D f
tNOR SALE, Hay and liverpool sa-iOO bales hay
u and $50 sacks fine salt, on Loard the ship Frank
tort ing ut ST. Joseph street wharf, apply to Captain
Russell on board or to
nil p LAIDLAW, 81 Camp al,
Nj lSSlNG from ship Alabama, Three Trunks mcr
.Vl chandize, marked 3 g. Organ & Co, Paris:
Tenn und from ship Nashville, three barrels, marked
Il NJ: Any person hnving'he same in their possess
street. MA
GrTHE CONSlGNEES Of As boxes cheese, marked
L, IN dlannnd-ll boxes lOt,acco, marked james
Saunders; and cases sesars, marked l. II, received
pc. packet ship Louisville, from New York, ques-
away, W K FDSDlCK & Co,
VI Yesterday. some poor creature, wished 10
vent his spleen upon HON he hated, but dared not
t'cc' inserted forged advertisement in the Bulletin
copied below, 1t is certainly n mean and dirty trick
that any fool h,ight pay-that gentleman would
he guilty ot-nvincing both lack Of and lack OF
Bulletin, 21ti, inst.
500 REWARD.
1NtlE nlovc re" ard will be paid for information, tina,
viii lead ia the conviction OF the person or per
sons who caused an advertisement TO be inserted in the
New Orleans Commercial Bulletin, of the 18th instant,
pnrlnrng that The subscriber had entered into cnpnr
nershp with John Barrett and Others under the stvl.
OF Fsav, Barrett & Co.. for the purpose of carrying
on the business of pavng-no such connection having
, been formed
N. B.-The undersigned takes this opporunit, Of in
forming the public that he is connected in bushes,
| OF any kind, except with his brother.
n22 "ANUEI. l.. FOtGAY, 50 Magazine ct
DNt\FlNG PAPER 1910 rranls paper for news
i of sizes from q &. 81 to 80 L. d., lust landed ,nu
ships On'co from Boston und the Ohio from Phalc
phia, and for sale by
JOHN lIASWEIL. & Co,
n23 Success ,rs to Alex. Townr, 40 Cnmp ct
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OFFICE OF THE FlREMAN's Insurance Co

OF New ORLEANS.
VIE Stockholders of this Company hereby
u tilted that the 10Th insialnent on their stock is duo
srd payable The 9Th OF October next Mt the office ei
the Company. sept 12 Ell TRACY.
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bank stocks, either to take the stock itself the par
value thereof in cash.
MODE OF DRAWING.
100000 tickets, from ! to l00,n00, will he put in one
wheel, and 600 prizes, with the blanks in another to
every number prize or blank will be drawn. until al
the prizes determined. leaving the balance Of num-
bers in the wheel-blanks.
Orders forlhe above Lottery will be received at the
Office under the Verardah, corner of ST. Charles and
Common streets, and at No. 10i Chartres street, New
Orleans, and promptly forwarded. Orders from the
aountry. post paid, containing rsntances for the NUM-
her OF tickets required, addressed to
SCHMIDT g. HAMILTON, New Orleans
II A Steamboat will be provided to take to Florida
such passengers as may be DESTROYS TO witness the
drawing.
Jacksnnvilla Fla. April, 1889. my
lDLUE DRILLs-lU bales Hamilton indigo -uiue
ID drills landing from ship Char les,on,tor sale by
at0 | BRIDGE. Co
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COTTON CIRCULARS

ID" FKTN 7 ED WIW The GTeUlesf ErVedilio,l, and
ma style unsurpassed in New ORLEANS, or else
where.
ORDERS left al CoMprlNG R"on in ST. Charles Exi
hanps, Corner Of Grorisr 81. or al TRUE
A NJ EN- CA N PR TING OFFICE,
corner of f"vdras and S. Charles Streets, uiH DO
promptly nttsnd.dto: -
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The Quebec CANADIAN states, that the forenoon OF
the 18th October. darkness settled upon that city
which rendered the use Of candles necessary for srvera
hours in the forenoon The wind blew from the east
bu, the aarkened clouds came from the west The nt
,nosphcra WINS moist. The same phenomenon occurred
IN the Eth October 1884, and On the li'h October,
1885.
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CANDIDATES.

u We authorised that, at the solicit
taton of large number of the citizens o: the three
municipalities, Mr.WILLIAM FREREr las consented to
the presentation of his name his fellow citizens at
the next ensuing election candidate for the office
of Mayor OF the City Of New Orleans.
~ Nous sonmes autorses announcer qua la
dcmande dun grand nombrc des citoyens dcs tros
municipalities, Mr.. WILLIAM FnEREr CONSENT a
SO presenter comme candidat Ia place dc Marie a
la p1ochane election.
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WASHIN BALL ROOM

WAS II N u xON u L L ROOM
ST. PHILIP STREET,
BETWEEN ROYAL AND BOURBON STREETS
VuNilE MANAGER of the Washingt ton Ball Room
respectfully informs his friends ard the public that
the above mentioned establishment will open for the
seasonon Monday evening. November 9TH, 1889, bya
GRAND DRESS AND MASQUERADE BALL,
and will continue throughout the every Monday
Wednesday md Saturday evening Of each week.
Abundance for Gentlemen, - 90
New Orleans, Oct. 24h 339.
GRAND FULL DRESS BALL.
HENllE Manager of the Washington Ball Room, re-.
L specially informs his friends and the amateurs
generally, that he has been induced to give few
FULL DRESS BALLS,
and that the frs, one will take place Thursday Eve
ming next, 18th instant.
Masks and fancy dresses not being allowed gem
tlennnw i'll be permitted in the Ball Room with his hat
on, whether dancing or not.
Admi''"n'e' For Gentlemen, e.
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THE JACKSON AND LAcouRsE srREErcARs

Leave the head of jackson Ct o'clock AM Cnnai
street at oclck. Al halfpasl O'Clock they
leave both ends every hall hour until ~ O'Clock except,
IN. tat instead OF ehvn" Canal streenI 81 o'clock
will leave there at oc.ck PM.
0J- 1t is pacu arly that gentlemen out
heir leet uoh the cushions, smoke tho when ladies'
present.
Office New Orleans & Carrolisn
Rail Road Company,
I October 22d. 1859. JOHN IIAMPSON.
~ g Eue q 49, X
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COO PRIZES, as follow :

COO PRIZES, as follows:
Prize-Tha magnificent three story brick
building, known the ARCADE,
IN Magazine street. measuring $50
feet inches lines ON Magazine ST.
ll6 feet = inches Gravier street,
and lUl feet II inches Ma .ches
st. This building produces now
rent OF $H 200 pcrannum aud being
III the most hourishing part Of the
city, opposite three banks, and in
the date n"'ehborhood Of the
81. Charles and the City Hotels.
Its rents will, in very few years be
increased 10 fifty thousand dollars
per unnum. Estimated al 100000
Przc-That elegant four sto, brick build.
lug known the CITY HOTEL,
formerly Bishops Hotel situated ut
the corner of Camp and Common SIS
measuring l62 feet on Common ST,
and l46 feet 10 inches Camp st.
This building rents now for 30 1000,
and being in the central part
OF the city, can shortly be increased
to, thirty thousand dollars per
mum. Estimated at $4,000
Prizc-rhc three story brick dwelling
house, No. 80 on Nalrhez street.
adjoining the Arcade rented at II
hundrud dollars. Estimated at 100000
Prize-Ihe thice story brick dwelling
house, No. 10, adjoining No. 20, on
Nutchcz street, rented at twelve
hundred dollars. Estimated at SECOND
! fnze-The three brick dwelling
house, No, Is, adjoining No.l9.
NncheZst rented ut twelve humid
red dollars. Estimated at $2O,OOO
east corner Of Basin and Custom
house Streets measuring 40 feet
front on Basin street, ~ feet front
Franklin street, by l27 feet depth on
Custunllousc street; rented ut if
teen hundred dollars Estimated ut $2O,OC0
frize-,ihe dwelling house No "a SOUTH
| west corner Of Basin street, meas
nrinS 32 feet 7 inches Basin st,
- feet inches Franklin street,
by l27 feet lO1 inches depth on Gus
Hundred dollars. Estimated at $4,000
bPrize-1he two story brick dwelling house
No. &'9 Royal street, between
ursune and Hospital streets, meas
urng ~ feet ircncs on Royal Il,
by 1877 feet IA in hes in depth; rent
ed at SlO2O per anru,n.
Estimated at $l5Ooo
" sioo sach, ~ '> 0'' " $4,000
! ~ sIooe"ch, '''' ,'' '''"" S''~ 100000
| I Prizs-i50 shares Mechanics and Ira
| dcrs' Bank stock, at 500 each 5000
! Prizes of 100 shares each, Cltv Bank, 30 600
9 Prizes of 50 " q Exchange, 10 600
> Pracs Of 2l " " Gas Light, 5000
Frzes of Is " Mechanics and
Traders 5000
| 20 Prizes Of 10 " Z" Louisiana Statc, 2OOOO
! 10 Prizes Ut . " i" Gas Light, 1900
| 200 Prizes of | " " Bank of Orleans, 20U0O
! 20A Prizes of | " Union Bank of
Florida $4,000
If shall hs nj the a the "
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New ORLEANS. MAY 1889.
STEAM BOAT BILLS.

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS oCSTEAM
~ BOATS can hare their Bills struck off, in on.
or mare Coor'd Inks Plain or Colored Paper Nth
despatch, ard on JaroraMe Terms, by leaving Their
ORDERS ntTRUE AMERICAN OFFICE 'e-re, -"
PuyrnI and 81. Charles streets
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GRAND REAL ESTATE
LOTTERY or PROPERTY,

Situated in New Orleans,
70 BE DRAWN ON TUE LIST DECEMBER, 1889
INJ1CKwOhVILIE EX:. - =
ndcr the sur,rntrnenrr of the CnnmiSs toner's APP
pointed by the Legislative Assembly Of Florida.
SCIIMIDT e. HAMILTON,
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II G a r RIO |. |. ron

lIEi@ HOTEL. lin
4 EAVAUD has the honor of informing his friends
~ and the public ip general, TINT he has taken the
Hotel at CarrotoH, where no he will receive
the calls OF his old friends and all lovers Of good cheer
Private parties will be handsomely provided for by
giving little nntce beforehand. He is willing to enter
INTO arrangements with families div duals DESTROYS
NJ passing the summer at Carrollton. m2O
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'INHE u Ul'SCRiBEl. respectfully informs his
I friends and customers and the public, that being
Obliged from business account of i'll health
he has sold his stock Mossrs luswe Darlington
and IIaswrll of Phatephin. who will hereafter
duet the business in this city under the of John
J. IaSwr 4 Co. lie takes pleasure in recommending
them to the patronage ofhis t'rmer customers.
n25 a TOWAR 40 Camp st
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tNOR SALE, Hay and liverpool sa-iO0 bales hny
= and $40 sacks fine salt, on hoard the ship Frank
Tort ing at ST. Joseph street wharf, apply to Captain
Russell on board or to
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HAi-l5o bales, landing from ship St. Mary, Tor
L sale by PETER LAIDIAW,
no 81 l'anl ST
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1t shall he at the option of the winners of prizes Of
bank Stocks either take the stock itself the par
value thereof in cash.
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NJ ANfED-Two good tinsIniths: also, two crate
w fmishers to whom good wages aud constant en,-
plovnlent will be given. N IL Il DEVEREUX,
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MISSING from ship Alabama, Three Trunks ,ner
Tenn ind from ship Nashville three barrels marked
n NJ. Any person having'he same in their posses:
SION will please give information to No. 90 Common
NJ
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TO WHITE LEAD DEALERS.
On CASKS pure lead, 500 lbs csch,
eJNI % casks No. Lead
IL pure $50 !bs each,
1900 kegs lead, 25 lbs each,
For sale by the Agents.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
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kegs nas 2baouche. aud ea.e. box hox So III,
cement ~ packages anil cnRdIes, tupenne porter
hats vine ploUghs paint and sun mercudise to suud
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- TEAM BOAT PApER--Now landing from ship
- Louisville from New York, 100 realms fine colorcd
medium, suitable for stcanhoat bills, &c. &c. for sale
by JOHN liASWEIi. Il Go,
n26 SucressurS To A Townr, 10 Camp st
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~ ANT'ED-A.w oman to COOK and wash TOR il
w small f.nily-One who can come well' recon-
mended can get permanent situation, by applying at
corner of st. Thomas and Edward streets-A white
woman would be preferred, n26
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The above ships are all new, of the first ,lnss
copper fastened and eoppercd, commanded By men
OF great experience, have largo accommodations
with separate ladies cabn every attention will be
pad TO passengers, and the very Lest of stores pro
vided for them.
The packets will be lowed up and down the Mis-
ssspp'' and the st7lc'cst punctualiry observed in
the lime OF sailing, and should tho regular vessels
be detained in arriving, other ships equally as GOOD
will in all cases be substituted. share of patron
ago is solicited, and the agents pledge themselves TO
accommodate as much us practicable, TO receive
and forward goods by said line at tho most moter.
ate charges, and to advance all expenses on goods
shipped, if required.
The ships will leave the LIST and 10th of every
month. For freight passage, apply to the apents.
IA MERRITT, So Common st
N. B. Announcements made on consipumc.,s
to Mcssrs. A. c. Lombard L. Co,
-noy21
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VI The CONSlGNEES of IS boxes cheese, marked
{, IN dlanond-ll boxes ionacco, marked james
Saunders; and cases segars, marked L. H, received
pc: packet ship Louisville, from New York. are qies-
ted to call, pay ire hit and expenses, and take same
away, w K FtSDlCK & Co,
" IN
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ftRDWN GLASS landing from ship Cherokee,-IO
l2 - x II, l2 K Is, New Eng land crown glass.
This g ass purchased at reduced prices at llle
winding up of the featuring company, and is
offered very low. JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
no Cornrr Com & Echnnituuas 81
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1T The packet ship St. Mary, Capt. Foster is di.
changing "pp"si,e Hospital street. Cnnsignees vii
please attend the evee to the rece of their goods
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CLEARANCES
November Och, 1870.
snip - Law'enre Chase. iiavre. SSJp Whitney
Spanish b IL Mous,auey, Havans, j Roberts 4 co
81 . ARRIVALS
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SlR-Take notice, tina, shall on he 10th inst.
- at the Siorehouse Of John D. Boolh & Co.
FRANKLIN Co. Va, proceed to take the Dispositions
OF James Wright ana Others on the 18Th inst, at
the Stofebouse OF Pleast. Preston & Co, Bedford
County, Va OF Geo. Hubbard aud others aud on
the 22d inst, the dwelling house of Wilson Seav
Campbell County. Va, the SAID Wilson Seav aud
others all of which Dispositions are to be read as
evidence IN sui now depending and undetermined
IN the Cncuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chancery.
wherein you are defendant aud ! plaintiff
Snouldt the above Dispositions be completed on
the days specified respcciyely shall continue from
day TO day until completed. You can attend ard
cross examine the witnesses if you think proper.
1ours &c. WILLIAM b. EARLY.
August 10 ,22A
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IOEEREK'S .TE4ETEzzL E,S.S
SANATHVE.

4 MEDICINE OF MORE VALUE TO MAN
~ than the vast mines oi Ausrin az the uuf-
ted treasures Of our globe,-A MEDICINE Which il
obtainrd equally frnn tie VEGETABLE ANIMAL AND
MINERAL KINGDOMS, and thus possesses hree-folJ
power,--a MEDICINE. which. dough designed NJ
remedy Tor Consumption snlely. IL possess d ola
MYSTERIOUS influence over many Diseases OF the hu-
man syslem.---a medicine which begins be ,alned
by physcians, who daily Witnessing It's asonish-
ing of many whom they had resigned 10 tie
" ,sp of the lnsnable Grave
Dose Of the SANAFlVE, for AL llta, one drop
lof children halt drop; aud for infants. quarter
drop; The directions explaining the manner ofta-
King n hall or quarter drop.
Pmca 80 50 PrR HALF OUNCE.
GEORGE W. A. RAINE, Agent
Cor Clover HILL Prince Edward Co Va.
The enhscrber IL also agent for BRAsDnE1n's
p l. l. ) u. W. a. KANE.
July IL oal4,s
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FARMERS 81 NTS,
Savings institutions,
Y.B'sgEEg EEeG.

TE'HIS INSTITUTION, HAS NOW BEEN
H. in successful operation Tor SIX years. under tho
most prosperous eteanstaHees-not dollar having
been lost, debr due the institution but what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue to
receive depuslles, upon the most layomble Terms.
that is. Tor any remaining with them under -four
months interest thereon from the date OF deposte.
three per cent. per auuum-over -four. and under
months four per eent, aud six months, Ave
per cent per annnm
Deposes generally paid upon application, but
1.-The Company resetveto themselves the right OF
CURING tHo weeks.
Those wishing 10 der osite money, viii call uprn
the Cashier al his Office The OF Turner az
Burwel.
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MOTssS .HEsgyfiCUEfiS.

NHE SUBSCRIBERS are agents for The sale
OF large number OF the genuine
"Aorus MultIcauiis Cuttings and Roots,
VI Tue present years growth. They are from a
' ""usua'y nourishIng nursery, in the adjoining
county OF Buckingham, and the ices are of 1rcom.
"ohy vigorous growth, many Of them on the Isl
INST measuring from 81 to feet in hegh. The
cat'vaior, Rev. J. s. Armstead secured IN The pre-
u"ProP'tious season, The growth Of seventy fue
eos 'of every hundred single buds planted. He
warrants the eenuneness of the trees and tho na,u,i
y OF an tue wood which he sells. The cuttings and
'oo's WIZ DC ready Tor delivery early in November
Apphcaiion to US post pad, will he promptly at
tended to- WILLIAMS A. VICtro', y"
July Is Wv If u,sof
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DAVID b PAYNE.
ia MES ID. GREGORY
June 10
~ OAKLS FOR SALE orr LEASE.


a OFFER Tor sale my late residence, within mle
a of Lynchbnrg, the old New London road
There are about &C acres OF Land we'll encl sed
mostly with plauk fence. The buildings consist
in part, OF hand>o BRICK Dwelling House. with
5 rooms above the basement story, dry cellar
rooms, and Two porticoes,-kilchen. Smoke. Bah
and Carriage houses, OF bick-a large brick Sable
with Granary, Cow house, hay loll and shecr,-a
stone Spring house--a large Gdrden well set with IVA
rety of irnu uees. vines, and shrnhbery enclosed
with brick wal--a large yard well shaded and ornd-
menled, also enclosed with brck-a good orchard Of
hfIce fruts-groves of forest irresistible lot well
shaded, and with an abundant supply of water run
ning through lI-6ne springs ofpute water-a Mea-
dow Of 5 or 6 acres well ''lth herds grass, aud
the most ofhe lands improved, as The growing crops
of Whedt, Oats and Grass. will abuudanty show
In addition, # desired will sellon undivided third
par Of small tracts ct wood land, containing 10 the
whole 100 acies, aud distant hall 10 one mile from
Oakly.
II this property be not sold in GO days, then it viii
be for lease for Il years. 10 geDteel family
The tenant oblgatug hImselilo keep and return the
property in good repair.
Terms of payment, if sold, will be made TO suit
The pure haser provided the debt be we'll secured,
aud the interest paid fyea'ly. my objec, being to
create funded debt. ). GARLAND.
June "a Is