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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-06
LoOhiRp GhcRd :

The calculations in our last nre amply confirmed. hy
the opinions OF gcnlleD"n in whose jnd ,ncnts have
prcn, confidence Il never knew the Republican part
animated by finer spirit, and higher h"p's We shall
carry Pnwha'an. and ienriCn, and Nonongalia. nc
Nc We understand, that Win. Morgan has Withdrawn
from TIE Congressional o Aononga'ia-which ensures
the election Of SrcmrpI friend HlYmond -
From almost every queIer, We receive he Gn'lcpa!ions
q, victory.
Our Republican friends in FGuuuier making bnt.
IL calamity Gen. Wallace and Dr. Curet! arc the no.
minated candidates cf the Republican rnrty.-Our De
rocraic friends in the Senatorial District Of Caroline
&C. ought TO lose time in bringing ou. by concert
Candidate. Beware Of divisions! Pour all your fire in
lgrihrr (See the Address. in this day paper. Of the
CrT,Tnl COmnii,Pcl
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ITEMS.


judge Ellis is now in Washington. probably receiving
h. instructions us .Ntnisi", 10 Mexico.
!!czehioh Niles, BE ;stnguist"t founder of "Nes'
Il, g>ct,' did a. Wilmington on Tuesday last in the
GA gear Of his aga
The Leila from Liverpool. bound 10 Baltimore, with a
valuable cargo Of dry goods, hnrd"are quernsw"re &c.
sunk ii Hampton ROADS on Tuesday last "The Cap
t.;r; was con perd put into Hampton Roads, here
he anchored on Sunday The leak increasing rapid
Is notwithstanding both pumps werr KEEP! at work the
c4'cs .eIr slipped and lie sP run on shore. - Tie
Baltimore Patriot SAYS. r authorized 20 state that
the Collector al NnGi has crG7td the whole cargo 10
b. taken out aud reshygcd 10 Baltimore The cargo IS
estimated TO ~ worth from Eve 10 seven hundred thoa
Sa;;G ;I!,rs Her ri nj list amounts 10 Ei1o3 lo5 ~
It is cari"ctu:ed that As there al no time
than 2 feet water tie vessel the greater portion If
tie d.. goods being le.cen Gechs. WI! BE- saved with
out GaG.age The Turensware will Of course not be m
lurtd The hardware bsiHg at the b"l!om, will suffer
ia ros: bat il - cSHa,d that The actual loss Oh the
wao!c # the cargo III No; exceed fifteen per cent The
Leila is splendid ne% sip. belongs 70 A Brown u
Sons Of this city and is !iIy insured The cargo was
principally insured; great portion Of 1t IN Liverpool
The Legislature Of Maryland is about TO have re-.
ported To il general bill embracing all the subjects OF
Internal Improvement. II is expected TO pass.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-06

NKJ THORN, Dentist, Assistant of NJ. Leret, $50
w Broadway, New York, respectfully informs The
citizens of Richmond that his Office lie at Mr. Duval's,
Powhasn House, Room 46, Basement Story. Teeth
inserted from single tooth to complete set, the
most approved principle
April s a'r ~ LOST
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T., ,bs, sense, avow the expression fully. u of
cl,res cnly determined purpose, On my o"'' " "u
inn the fortunes Of The Republican party c""s''nt t
a belief that they identified tor the "'s WIN "
qpccpss of Mr. Van Buren, administrator ,t.,
will add now. that have seen no reason S''e ''''
dar u change ihgSc opinions ., ILL.,.
Nv rirur this place IN the Enquirer You WI! nns'
your friend and servant, >. ": '''
CcnE,ciicGi E!e,tiOn.
The General Eiccirrn took place Oh hi"h1iy i"rI
The ., members Of Congress are now elected ny us
;",o.d If nv GereII Ticket as al the last cleo
,inr All the full returns rot M but me ljHruo'n
Couraur of Tuesday q h'&) claims Tue iee'eG''oh VI
Ellsworth rs Governor, by nh"ni oWy-tne ic'u'is %
n, as received estimate IL al "iJ-ihe ."iSei'a''e
vote is rpIuc d-l Is now es'iH"ird al ~" u a,so
claims all the SIX Why members "i congress- namely
Irmuhnll over Tcucey, Sturrs over inSh"!l' n"h'is
ever Killings SMITH III Ylnre {" Phelps bf"Ck""y III
Cleveland ana Osbofnrs majority cJ-ahu ltfGr pro
portion of wings IL both iiouS's' we may p' Cee"''
I'm, we hay. gained consldrrlhy sGcc The las! year =
cuuest Ellsworth mal'''y "'' tue" ''. ~
The Hartford Times of Tuesday i2cpublic:n) gives
rlI,r and later returns than the Coufant, and states,
EIisyoTs maioIiiy Niles as lar as heard from,
2UiI I'm The towns last year, Ellsworth MAORI
~ oye- Esers was $50 DemOcrluc nett gain, so lar,
Q .i9"-"Ihr Federal majority !oi Governor viii be
from 30 ip OJD beng rrdrc'9n "i more ihn one
hrI s:uc, ' last elcCil"D Ga: IHin III ~" Legislature
will b. very area'; ~" nsm0ca'ic representation IN Tie
lower h,rrr viii De dnGh'" what Il was last year The
Conservative vote has been reduced near one-hat.-
Wei ga:rci fnur or five Senators
'.Nhr n!'"w Ihnt the Fct"ra!is's have elected
r.- State ,ik, hy lean Majority, III comparison "i'h
; yPar w. currra'EilP the ittuGS u: Dt :n0cfncy On
,o steady n,vancrcn of their principles III Connect
eat, Drr rrur.r j. 0r,-orG and another such wing
yictorv wlp!a IA" T"arr.i r IN H." minority
aa,tcnusrrrs. n2yd Hc'rs THE !! TRIAL IJr The
Cnarr~s..,,ua! DSr.c. nf ii:rs"x has terminated IN
Mr.
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ROWAND.S TONIC MIXTURE,

F"R fh'hA AND "'oL' :.
NEN years nave not yet c'apseo s'" ',,. H., :.
l. first regularly submitted 10 !"o puonI, w. "
has attained inc h'ghcs' 'epu'".'"' ""u .Losop
planted every o'nef meulcne 'or ."o n' A,rnodv
or II has been known ana apPlec.u'eo. "Iy
has il boon carried IN every drec'ao"
the Un''ed otatcs' anu sun re'"o' '''o ." ":I
have been anticipated py us mos' sn"g""o ,,;o"od
Ihousahos OF persons nave '.o' o.l.y ueu" ~,
but restored l" ''e"!'' ana Vlgor .n!o"s" It, "so
ry: ana they now cneHs'"',y 'os'"y' d" o'J "
post"n'ty 10 us de:d"c ana SUI o'n'N'y
composed OF sucn meu.cna' p'i"c'pr,T Us NV
calculated TO renew inc hcah"y "ct'o" o. '''' es'
ach, liver. ana o''cr important e'e'sl'r" o'E""''
the loss OF wh'ch harmony u ."o ''''''e'' o"'
OF tho disease. IL IS apparent a'so' ''s', IL pou
cos an cntr" change IN tho cond1ion o, INC 'yse'
and certu:n!v destroys tho native liablily 10 roaP
| CIV. IF thu ntTci inn When the ApUo is attended
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NoLBEAR's Science of Penmanshp received, and
II for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. 8 Chatres street, New Orleans, 1879 l''"adway
New York, Danphine ST. Mobile.
tits particularly designed for private learners ana
schools, and is calculated for persons OF all ages.
Ladies' and gentlemen are invited to call and examine
the system for Themselves. .,
Lessons are given slch houses as may suit ,me
convenience Of all and 10 classes formed ia amy paf'
| Of the city. r
| sidcnces, ,.,
Prrs,ns rayinr e arse OF LESSONS are aes"eo
! n attend. :;''t.rc veil asth wish:
| BEAR BROTHER.
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THE FLORIDA LINE

Efs lt r,"" s ,HSS'Is every We day ah's'
y ss51zEs4-a o'clock. per S mail boat
tor Halls Landing, above Blckely .--t'erca 'o"f
most coaches to Pe:,snr' a-ihenco sieamhoatS I"
J.,nr,nre, where the land route is resumed-1henc'
v,n Mariana and B.ownsvie, Fla. Bninb'dge,
p,nder,own, H,w!:lnsvle. Saundersvir 4 LOUIS.
Vile t." Augusta, Gu, connecting regularly WIN
,hc rail- rca. cars TO Charleston, and the steam
Jacket 70 Now York, Norfolk, Philadelphia etc :;
Tie steam boats the best Tor the service, anu
the nnvgat lion presents more advantages thah can
he found upon any steamboat route III the s"utl''
ern rcgiot..
! The erea, Improvements in the route have been
produc ed by the construction OF fifty miles OF me-
| road, by the prnpriclors, viz from LnGrnn4e on
! LaFavrtte Bayou, an arm OF Santa Rosa Bay, &c
Btyan,s Ferry, on the Chnt'aho"chee river, Ter
miles above the Cnward, or IA above Cedar bsntt
Whereby the navi ga'l"n OF the river, and the con
, srouen, de,en,inlis and more <ecenty the lnc"n
| venent crossing at the Cowtord, are entirc'
avoided, and fine road from Mariana dIrpc
10 Bainbrdgc, Instead OF the r"nndah bout road VI
| Chn,,ahouchce, ltsseninE the distance about tort
miles, aud Increasing the facilities more tina
once a dey
Alpp c .fonch line Of two h"rae stngea ever
o,hr C.y nom II ~ kinsvilIp, via Perry I" Nac"'
Ga connecting with the line 10 Savannah Nh
Darlcn, Geo.
A mail steamboat ,liss regularly be'wec
} Bainb,idge and A?alachiIn'n. Travellers "ish.'
) 10 reach any point on Chauahoochee or Apalach
cola, can Ia k Z s,cuh boat nj Brownsville.
Mobile to Pensacola IL and Rou'e--Durng II
time occupied by the repairs "t o"a's, the propn
tors Of the Florida has will run line OF in'
, horse posi- coaches every other day between M
bill" aud Pensacola.
|. Passengers will leave Mobile al 3 o'clock II
, in the U S mail boat, aud proceed to lln'l's Lane
+ ing, where !onr horse coach will lie IN waiting
convey them 10 the excellent house OF Mr.. Charl
Hall, | | mile distant, where they Will ar
plcasaut com III oda,"ns for the nght-lcavif
next morning. they will arrive in Pensacola ear
I in the evening, thus avoiding the discomfort
night travelling.
Il Office at the Mansion House, Mobile, and c.
. Inns !lo,el, Pensacnls, where sca's must be sec
J, red STOCKTON & Go. nov
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CtilN \ GLASS N i. tkl HEN All; : oAC
SO Charres street, New Orleans.
WYNN SERGEANT Co. importers of French
W and English China and Ear,hcn ware. are
now opening new and rich patterns of hreakt"s',
dining and tea services, toilet stts, pitchers, tea
and coffee cups, ;enpn,s, sugars, creams, bowles,
plates, dishes, inrecms, wash basins an! cweis,
loot baihs etc. etc.
Rich Gu, and plain French and American glass.
waJp-,oblets, champnignes, lem"nadeS, lelles,
clare,s, wines, cnr,as, centre how"s, docanters.
tumbers, preserve dshes, celeres, pitchers, lamps,
lamp shade and glasses, candle shaios, salt Gel
,ers, etc.
Silver plated, bronzed and britannia wares--casN
tors, lqn"r stands, cake hnske's, cnndlrsicks'
branches, spoons, ladies', coffee and eapols, sugars,
c,eans. lamps, iapanacd trays, astral stands, and
hanging lamps, fine cutlery, German silver spoons
and forks, together with great variety of ARTICLES
Tor family use. Merchants, planters, h"t'ls, and
steamboat is, furnished w,h goods at the most rea
sou.bIe prices, ana packed so as To bs conveyed
with safety - any par, of the country.
AIse, aputhe cares' Glassware. no'2
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MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAREHOUSE,
VI Customhouse street, opposite the post-otfice.
The subscribers receiving from their fac!
cries in New York, and will keep constantly on
,and general assortment IF Marble Mantle Pieces
,fsupcrior workmanship and of the latest patterns,
made of the best Egyptian. Italian, Irish and
American marble Also, Monuments, Tombs and
Crave Stones, moulded and plain stills and lintcls,
marble .acngs, hearhs and boundary stone, plaster
ef Paris Roman Il Hydraulic Cement ard Flasor-
9 Hair, together with splendid assortment Of
b ass mounted and plain Crates and Russia Iron
rates ofthe newest and most approved patterns.
lettering done in the ncatcst manner and at tho
rtcst notice. They have first rate workmen to
aas71G work.
'AMR'S AIN L. STROUD.
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n Fork & Baltimore Packets

- s. H. H.
NEW ORLEANS AND BALTIMORE LINE Of
PACKETS.
This line will consist of the following vessels,
which have becn built or purchased OK r,ressy for
the trade, viz:
Ship seaman, Capt. Mi ,er,
Bark Mary, Is Nj kcrson,
- Trad Ferry, now St vons,
- Solomon Saltus. Latham.
Brig Architect, 6. Gray.
These vessels Of the first class, have hand
some furnished accommodations, and arc Of light
draft Of wator TO admit of their receiving and
dlscharging their cargoes in Baltimore, at the city.
Freight will be taken for ports on the Chesapeake
or James River, and forwarded by tho agents,
Mcssrs. CLARKE & KELLuGG. ut Baltimore !;
expenses goods shipped will 10 advanced when
required. The price Of passage is fixed 1t $50,
ample stores of tho st quality will DO provided.
Steam up and down the Mississippi will bc tuken
OIL all occasions.
For freight or passage, apply TO
GEO BEDFORD,
nov27 % Bienvil!c Ut.
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To Country Merchants and Planters.
Neoro clntbs, bla nket>, h,nnsls. linseys, !1w.''
.h,r,iurs checks, linens calicues, handhrrckiefs,
Nr received and for sale low by the subscr!,
he's nv IN w.
cc-nvr Canal aud Charirts s..
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V;0,.0 EvTfc Instruction.

William Smith tenders his s.rvices to the cll'
zens OF New Orleans teacher OF the rnn"
iur,e Mr. S having been employed several yeats
as teacher Of M sic in private families in B's'on,
and also a, several Of the female srninarlcS IN ls
vicinity, cannot but hope TO merit their conhd. nee.
lie Is permitted 10 refer To Rev Dr. Clapp. MtssFs
S.,,spn Il Avery, Henderson e. Gaines.
Ear Terms, SC please apply at tue book store of
Alexander Tnw er, 10 Cnmpst oct
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MAIL ARIA Nc EN- ENT

MAIL ARIA Nc EMF
,x.,S Due Every Day at II NJ.
Northern 1nd"' Closes Every day at l0i a. NJ
L,,:, Due every Sunday, Wednesday
NestcT" iian, Friday, by 5, p. NJ.
by srny Of the Closns every MONDAY. Wednesda
Coast and Saturday, by 9, =. N.
n Duc every Tuesday, Thursday, o
The Aa ak! Mail sa,,r'a, by s p:si.
VIA Closes every Mondny, Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL.
TINES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. Of ;he Express Mail, betv"-n MOBILE and New
fork-leaving Mobile DALI at p. NJ. Northwar
New York day al ) p, nj Southwark,
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NEW GOODS.

SIMMONS, HARTT IL CO.-Are now receiving
= per ship huntsville Eagle, Merry Andrew, Ugh
sn,i.r, French and German dnutle head play nr car!s
ster belt aud puck"t pistols; PLAIN ribbed un split
custom caps cap holders; sciss rs, Razors, n''
yes l;illo S commercial and other steel pens; Nio'
us; Violin strings; shell, ivory and horn combs wars
k, beat and leather purses; hair bras, front and
ack ringcts; negro puts; German and French cologne
,r bears oil portable desks and dressing pest
olr king; sta,ia and toilet glasses; convex mirrors; -
ca glasses and views; lman beads bells and I'n"es;
cco,con white uwinc toilet and shaving soaps toilet
owt.r, cosmetic wash balls; secuted satin cushions
lool stands; screw cushions; fancy bead chains and
necklaces; billiard balls; pocket books and Wallets;
German homes; straps; fine and common gum
elastic s,spendes carriers do; Bells luccr matches; Sill
yer pencils; Crtyons, &c. &c.
The above in addition former stock OF tanc
u,rlrs makes our assortment very ml,te. For sal
wholesale retail; the sign of tho Golden Comb, 70
Ehnltr,.c street. mo-.
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IL - Is
nLAH5 liza

Fck NEW YORK.
Louisiana and New York Limo of Packets
TIE Ships composing this line will sail from
New Orleans and New York on every othor Mon
dny-commcncing ON the 2Uth Novembcr--and to
insure the punc,uu,y in the timo Of sailing, the
line will hereafter consist of five ships, viz:
Ship Yazoo, Captain Trusk, to leave on tho goth
November.
Ship Louisville, Captain pulmor, to leave OH the
4il December.
Ship Huntsville Captain Eldrdgc, to leave on the
i5tl, Discomfort
Ship Vicksbnrg, Captain Woodhousc, to leave on
tho LIST January.
Ship Mississippi, Captain Davis, to leave on the
18th of January.
The above all new, of the first class, copper
d, and copper fastened, and upwards OF $50 tons
hurthcn, are Of light drausht of water, being built
i'll New York expressly for the trade. The price
of passage is fixed at 100 dollars: their cabins are
fitted up in tho most improved and convcnient
plan, und finished in neat and elegant style -
Ample stores of the first quality will be provided,
and every regard paid to the comfort and entire
satisfaction OF passengers who will please take
lice Tint no berth be secured until paid for a,
tho Oft &C of tho consiynecs.
These vessels are commanded by captains well
experienced in the trade who will give every a,
tcnion and cxei, themselves to accommodate. They
will at all times be toSed up and down the Missis.
sirpi by stcnboats, and tho strictcs, punctuality
observed in the time of smiling.
The owners of these ships viii! no: be rcsponsi.
bio for any letter, parcel or package, sent hy OF
put on board OF them, unless regular bill OF ading
be signed THEREFOR at the counting house Of the
agent or owLcrs. For further particulars apply to
ID BEIN s. A COHEN,
nov27 80 Common S.
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HlissIssippi ana Louisiana Hotel,

MRS. MARY KIRKLAND respectfully an
va nounces to her friends and the public gene
ully that she is prepared to accommodate them Il,
he above establishment and hopes II I'm her
xericns TO render visitors comfortable to receive
, continuance of former fhvors. She feels conf.
dent that persons visiting Covng,on during the
ummcr months, canno, find better accommodations
than she can afford them, on mere Liberal tcr'ns
Her house IS pleasantly situated, and well supplied
with every convenience; the bar is furnished with
the most choice liquors, &c. i'll short, she promises
va. nothing shall be wanting on her part t" give
tire satisfaction TO all who may pntronizc the
Iississippi and Louisiana Hotel. Jr3
hollow WARE, WOOD SCREWS, SAD
IRONS, &c.
IIHuE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No.
1 23S Water near Beekman street, New York
have received the past season, and ar" constantly
receiving large and extensive additions to the STOCK
of the above goods, which now consists OF Tho
GLOWING assortment, sutnblc Tor the southern ant
western markets.
follow ware of superior quality, consisting
about 1900 tons, viz,
Pots of % different sizes from 2:s to 3O gallons
kettles, IL szcs, from 3:S to 30 gallons
Kettles, Is sizes, from 3:s TO Is gallons,
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NO MERCURY NOR C0PAIvA

NEW OTTC71IS, NOV.
A BOZ T. six months ago had the misfortune to get
n secret disease, for which have applied to scve-
raj doctors for cure and they did no, cure so now
on the above date u, myself under the Of Doctor
Uuct aud expect lin Since that time
the disease got worse to break out in large ulcers
TO the number of six eight Ii leg, and ull
NV iuco and sore trunt, and rot able work at he
present Tim. on account of the disease; large ulcer on
the righ, side of the throat am = putting myself
confidently under the care Of DR.. Huet, "f Paris,
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
trt Ia "
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ENRl.Si GARDEN SEED --Thc sunsc,,ur,
Il hogs express his grateful lhnnks t" The pnns
l,c for the liberal support he has received since
commenced business IN tins city. Bong sole pro
priclur Of the seed store, II Conln"n street. le~
NOT aud never was ng"n, Tor any northern seed
vrnder; neither is he connec e., with nnv house in
Ibis rovn,fy--hu he nssurrs the public that his
cunnrciiu,ls IN every department at the seed hus-
ness, in The different c"unr'Sot En!ope en- sal
% tina, ui uny house III t." United States. He in.
parts seeds. rlanlt, &r. tram the most extensive
and Respectable nurseries and see istnen in France,
Ilul'nnd, England, Sr"rland, and the no therp
slutrs-and it will all times he his inrcr,st, It
his study, TO rccelve IN addition To his present
stock large arrivals Of every description, really the
grow III OF 1893: also, en2rnilcd fruit ire s, Of all
kinds. The pubc may rely on indlng nll ass
snrtmrnt of every article IN the seed ., OF genu-
on quality, and imported dircc. by
Wm OHM.
TO TIE PUBLIC-Tle Undersigned having
4 studied under DR.. Sci midi OF Charleston
South Carolina, and for years his assistant in
the practice Of medicine and surgery has the honor
to otfor his professional services in this city.
He assures the ladies' and gentlemen that tho most
prompt attention will be paid to tho calls which
may be made; and also offers his services to the
holders Of slaves, being well acquainted with the
diseases common to them, having attended them in
no sugar house in Charleston.
The famous anti bilious pills ter the composition
0, Professor Smollcttc, " it'll directions, can be had
Of the undersigned. Tho effect which they have
produced in tins and other cities, has been attended
with the greatest success. to which the best Of
references can bo given. Apply at No. lG6 Maya
limo street, JNO. MLORING.
NTOTICE---The partnership of Kelley, Mason sCo
" of New Orlcan Mason Harris &C"., of Natchez;
nd Harris Kelley SEQ, of Rodney, was dissolved on
he BIS, of May last, by the death OF Samuel Mason
Jnc OF the partners OF the tirns
The undersigned, surviving partners will be charged
will! the settling and closing said business as ioows:
Levi Harris will attend to the settling OF the business
of Mason larris& CO., Natchcz; and Harris, KEEL
ey a. Co.. at Rodney; and Henry Kelley will attend Ia
he settling of the business Of Kelley, Mason Il Co.. at
| New Orleans. The numes OF il.s several firms will be
uscd in luuidationonly
Those indebted to said firms are earnestly requested
ocome forward and make early settlements and these
having claims will please rr,'sen, them wlotkA,elsv
LEVI { HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY.
g,, Usl.an,, June q, 1897
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~ EW GOODS-Simmons IIartt a. CO are now RE
csivins from be ard ships Yazoo, and Saratosas
dbrg Concordin, from New York, grea, variety OF
goods in their line, whic, together with their former
stock on hand, mukes their assort ent very: pete
The following compose part viz: ell twist, Cur, i'de'
tuck and dressing combs, horn do ofull descriptions In
dia rubber, silk and worsed elastic carriers, common
fine elastic suspcndcrs loco ioco and Lucifnr matches
Se,itz powders, powdcrpu!ls and boxes toilet POWDER
pocket books and wallets, needle books, SHE'LL pearl,
ivory and morocco card cases. head ornaments PLAIN CO.
raj beads necklaces AMI neSlgecs, bead chnins bead
necklaces, glass and plain seed silver and githeads
Indian beads, bells and plunes pistol and large pow
Ter TASKS shot BELTS horse, belt pocket and dueilinF
pistols; double and single hanecd guns, Bowie knives,
and drks. scissors shears, pocket knives guard chains,
and ribbons, waist buckles, cloth, hair tooth, nail comb,
-runb. Shoe plate floor and dsslng brEshes Cologne,
Florida Lavender, and bay tcrassortcd csscnres'
and extracts Gccassa, bear, antique, and Ward We
genble hair oils shaving and toilet soaps OF all des-
criptions, ladies' and gencmens desks and dressing
air gets irizetcs and bruits, plain fancy and
mus cal work boxes, plain and gilt figured, coat and
vest huttcas pearl aud ivory shirt do sh!t sdds, gold
and silver pencil cases. toothpcks and twcczcrs, plated
and gilt lockcta miniature do, silver, brass and steel
,nnbles, hooks and eyes, hair pins imitation fruit, blk
and link, shoe backing, volins and guitars, ribbed
aud plain percussion caps, linen tw inc, scented cush'
sens gold aud silver lace and fringe, latter paper, game
bugs, riding WHIPS walking canes, playing cards, hno
gold, plated and gilt jcwellry &c.
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