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ARRANGEMENT FOR SUNDAYS:
Inc cars Will leave at the hours the week days
until O'clock NJ. hon aLocomuyc will leave Carroon
every hour, until o'clock, =. NJ.
For the accommodation fpesons visiting Carrocn in the
o'clock car and who may wish remain there until 5
O'Clock the that has heretofore left Car clifton o'clock
will ROMAN until u o'clock thereby allowing them
to enjoy the pleasant walks of of the beauty
deus in the United States.
Persons going by the Locomoy. provide themselves
with Tickets the conductor has positive directions
receive money in lieu thereof
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And Bigotry was fred, -
Till like crested serpent, breathing aame.
Onward she rush'd, in panoply alfred,
And with loud acclaim,
Sought to destroy the messenger Of love,
seit to direct Mars grovelling thoughts above.
Orposing powers were win!
And drv'n from place place, it's light s, burning,
Till 10 its naul spot oguin returning,
That Star assumed The reign,
And to remo:est regions shed its ray,
Till all acknowledged, only to obey.
Beneath the genial light.
Mans rugged nature was subdued ,-lnd ,aisd
From abject ignorance, to stand amnz'd
AT its once less night.
He has been led to lift his thoughts on high,
and read the lcttc rs printed on the SKY.
Though in the frozen North,
Where ice-ribb'd ocean on the eye il scowling,
Aud the wild winds amid the shrouls ore Rowling,
His feelings may steal forth
And visit on the neatly printed chart
The sunny South, the lov'd home Of his heart.
Hail Gutenberg and Faust!
The Arts great Pioneers What rule can measure
The daily heap'd aud duly growing treasure,
Which Time cannot exhaust,
And which TYPoGRAPHY pours on mankind,
1iHthe ncrt FLOOD, tits Jear'd piN be Of mlNpi
| Aud while the lightning flames
Blue wing'd across the armament on high,
And heavens artillery thunders through the sky,
Amid Earth's mighty names,
Shall Fra,,kln's live, pre-cmnently bright,
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THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREET. CARS

THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARS
Leave the head of Jackson street at O'CLOCK A. NJ Canal
street nj u oclook and hourly. Al O'Clock they will
commence to leave each and every hall hour until "a O'clock
y. NJ from jackson street, und o'clock from Canal street,
excepting at 81 o'clock, r. NJ from Cana
~ 1t tcuarly requested that gentlemen will not put
their feet upon the cushions smoke in tho when Ladies
present.
Office New OrleanA and Carrolton Rail Road Company,
May l.t 1880 JOHN HAMrSUN,
may IL ChirfI.ng. N. . \ c X n
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The Na,chcx rev steam mill was destroyed by fac
the 18Th.
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rQ,llE WEBSTER VhSE-Neatly engraved on a
4 small card, acc ompunied with Memoir OF Mr..
W,bter and brief extract from his celebrated speech
ofta3', will, pattern oi the Vase for sol', wh"leeac
and retnl, No ~ tha,trcs at.
Also, ii miniature Likeness Ct Mr.. Webster; al o a
Declaration ot Independence, !" lh fac smiles Of the
may IL
TNTAr DE L. LOUiSI 4NE-Cour de PuroisSo
Ia pour la purnsse ct vile de la Nouye!le Ortuls-
Mai al, 1889.
No. lI,77l NJ. Duhoss VS. ses Crtanciers.
En- melton de g. W. Bolts, Esq. avocut pou- Tin,
ranuonce daruier pour ussenber les creuacers Gu
consequence de ctt errcnr rnsscnnhlcen n pas cue
heu-Il est ordon"e par la Conr, qu'une assemble
notare, Samed e Is Jnin, 1889, q,a,d ct oil on va
dehl-rer les aAires dn petionaire prendre ell
consideration los matieics contenues dams Ia petition.
Extrait du regisiremen,,
Bureau du CRETE, la Nouyee Orleans, Mu II, 1889.
mil st ARMAND PI'ruT, Gretier.
IIVIIE NEGKESS CATHERINE will lie sold at a
great barsain ut priv ate sne. If MT previously
DISPOSE of before Saturday next, sh. will then be sold
a, auction, by Hewlett & Ccnas Al the New Exchange
cook and house servant speaks French and Eng sh and
will be fully guaranteed in every respect except once
accord She is dark Grl about 30 years Of ugc and
better useful servant there is not in the city,
Terms, one half cash: balance AT months credit.
M n'4 DOYLE No. Ma" ! csronaele, ;,
CTATE OF LOUlSlANA.-Parish Court Tor ha
- Parish and City Of New O,leaus.-Present the
Honorable Charles Malrain, Judge
May 18th, 1889.
No. ll,774. NJ. Du Bose Va. his Creditors.
On motion Of Geo. W. Bots, Esq ofcounsel for the
insnlvcnt, and upon ing the court that
has crept in the notice calling for meeting OF creditors
in this case, and ai consequently said meeting cannot
take place. II is ordered by the count that meet
ing take place the Office Of Philippe Incose, Esq.
notnry public, Saturday the 18th day Of June 1899,
then and there to deliberate the affairs OF The petition
err, and take into consideration the forth in
his petition.
Extract from tie minutcs-Clcik's Office, New Or
leans, Aiuy IA, 1889.
may IL st ARMAND PILOT, Clerk.
VNHE AMERICAN ALMANAC and Repository of
l. Useful Knowledge, for the year 1889, received
and for sale by DAVID FELT Il Co,
may Is "a Charities ST
Z ME JUICE, landing from Havana in casks, bar
ii BoNNABEI,
may IS Cor Nntclez n Tchnpitonlas fts
TINAMAKlND-, HONEY, and BEEsWAX-irnm
L Havana, for sale by II EONNABEi,
may Is Cor Natchcz and Tchnpitouas SITS
N AKBLN DUST, for stalking sofa water and oil
WI vuiol, received lately and for sale by
ii BONNABEL,
mayl Cor NatchcZ and TchaPiioulus Sta
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PASSENGERS

Manifest Of steam shC Cuba, Carson
AZ kDvss from Ga,veston IN tho Levee-
Mrs Saunders. aud child Scofy child:
ms B, &C Alien and child: Muin miss
Hamblip mir snundr VIM Bell; mt Il. r. Blunt
IL G Akin: mr. A Coomhs: mr. Stewart mr. ThomI.
son: q n Nafon: w Ogden: mr. Moss: Thomas
To,sy mr Wyatt: mr. Charles Pa.tom mr. A Underwood,
iar corke; FarnswOrIb mr. Brown. mr. Ciiesyer
mr. Gardner: David Jor ih mr. Baldwin: mr
Williams mr II Iiford l.eweliyn: mr. Croniin:
Wyne: mr. C Jones: sheldon: mrs G Williams: mr. J
Witmus: mr. Kose: mr. y d Hunter: mr. $ Martin: mr.
Hen, ick: calngan med ,fm 1T: mr. sullivan:
Foteer r I1hnn Burnett: mr. Cirk: mr. Rosh: mr. Juo
Wilson; MIR usl,umick: F living mr. Lcppencoli:
ana. tor Edw ard TOY Os DEck3 horses and jennics
Per Cinderella. Mrs Pitcher and daughter miss
frunuond: miss kDox: Stephens nnd lady
Per slramer AJAX Derbes Kichoas Ami: Ives Mont
.a.st G Esr, uier,: Aubry
ieyne T. Dudley
Fcr DannMr Giliepie ard lady: Cant carter; u
ny Ellsworth. la BASS Tin ell: G Wells: Edwards 6losd
ena IT, Butts. aud Ihompson '
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LETTER FROM SAMUEL BOWLES.
The following letter is from Mr. Bowlcs Editor Of The
Republican and Journal, Springfield, Mass.

IFtttV IS
Republican and Journal, Springfield, Mass.
SPRINGFIELD, June ], 1887.
Mr.. Mof1at-Sr: II is thirteen years that have
suffered from inlirm,y OF the bowes-the co,,se-
qnsnce, MS suppose, of severe illness Of nlanntory
rheumatism. The natural action Of the bowels is lost
frequent and severe pains occur, with much weakness
aud depression ca,a tics being necessary every few
days costivcness. have consulted good
physicians, and have tried almost all kinds IF pills ad.
versed, which seemed suited my case, in vain. Du-
ring the last year, have bought and used several boxes
Of your Lie Pills, and have found more benefit from
them, 'elie and adapedness my for length
Yours, SAMUEL BOWLES.
For sale in this city, at the corner Of Common and
Tchnptonlns sts. may 10
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HENRY I.OCKETT,
From the Hampden Wing Of July IL, 1887,


Mofat's Pills and BiXers.-The las, Journal con-
toins additional testimony in favor Of this highly import
tant invention. "The press Of the Journal was almost
stopped" to announce the testimony Some one, in tho
name Of DR.. M"at thanks for inserting the cer,f
cnte of"ur n"ighbor Bowes, und offers us quantity Of
the article compensation This is very kind and we
promise tina moment we labor under like affections with
our neighbor Of The Journal, to cali the agent.
ln the mean time are any laboring under similar Diff
fcnes to those which have severely borne upon Mr.
Bowles, they have his testimony to the "recuIiar
adaptedness" Of the remedy to the disease. The meds
cine is undoubtedly q sovereign remedy.
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4A Three comfortable dwelling Houses, sep
1Fs. dn nrate ynrhs with csIerns, &c.. situated No
1863 and VI St Joseph street, and No IA Triton
street, near the Crclc. Apply to J OFT.
may 10 nd Il
TO RENT.
- A large four story brick house, just finish
r III cd the corner of Graver and Cnrondelet s
l!1lW Its con,iguty to the Exchange Hotel MAJ -
it desirable for boarding house, 1t will be let till M
LIST Of November, at low rent, with the privilege
ease upon terms to be agreed upon. w
may Is 1w JAMES II CALDWELL.
NEW ORLEANS & CARROLLTON RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
From CarrOltOn. FlOm Flew Orleans.
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CAnRoLLToS.-We kept word with the hus, of
the Carroton house. and lincd with him on Saturday.
1t rnncd about noon, but nimporte. The viants wsrc
Of the cloe kind and served up in style the most
tempting 1t would take long bill Of fare to tell Of
them all. The iced wines in "icy goblets bright" re-
minded us of'ays gone by, wh'n tho chateau mode Of
living was all the rnge. Then, there ice creams,
such us would make long boarded hermit sigh to
tnstc Of luvnud cracked his Jokes and cracked lii.
almonds. All was slec, und after pousse cafe and
regatta, VIC sauntered tfro' the comnnnys gardens
Many flower sent forth its pleasant odour, and on eve
ry sie the trembling ruin drop glittcred upon the pcn-
dat Green leaf. Flcsh from the losom Of The great
river the breeze and all was coolnrss. lind we
time, would pitch tent on the green sward and
qna our wine the long day, with orr host Of The
Caroon Inu." We envy the hundreds that will be
able to enjoy such pleasure.
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c \ Il 4 0 L TON
HOTEL,

49, y y Il y l. l. TOT A
uLl@ HOTEL. lyxlm
y LAvAUD has the honor Of informing his friends
- and ,is public in general, tint he has taken the
the calls Of his old friends and all lovers Of good cheer
Private parties will be handsomely provided for by
giving little notice beforehand. He is willing to enter
into arrangements with families individuals DESTROYS
OF passing the summer at Carrollton. nl2O
OFFICE OF THE MISSISSIPPI MARINE AND
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
New Orleans, May 20, 1889.
1NHE Stockholders Of this In. ttution are hereby
notified, and required to Pay> in, instalmont Of
thirty dollars zach share, before the list of
June next, at the Coampany's Office.
by order of the Borard.
HENRY I.OCKETT,
mo I'm President pro ten.
nR. MOFFAT'S VEGETABL LIFE PILLS arc
- we'll known the public that it is hardly ne
ce'sary to give detailed statement Of their value and
use The following articles will fully convince any one
Of the claims the doctor has upon the public to place
confidence in his preparations.
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DKNWTNE BI1tIkS.
ENOOPER'S Drawing Book of Annals
~ Art of Flower Painting in water coors
Iia."ng's Early Drawing Book
fa"lands Juvenile Artist
Tilt E"menlar, Drawing Book
Andrews !, ,>sons in Flower Painting
The Li,l'' Sketch Book, LIST and I'd series
The Unit States Draw inc Book ju I received and
for sale by ALEX. TOWAR,
may l6 40 Cnmp st
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CHEiilN Dr. l. liiL

NOUVELLE ORLEANS EFT CARkOlLTON.
Arrangements de l'ctc pour Is jours de la scmanc.
De Carol ton. De Ia Nile Orleans.
Char cheyaI {, bs 4 NJ Chur Il rhev,l a i II. NJ
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Fl.OUR-200 urls landing from steam Lont Tibcr,
l. il. store, for sale by
milo G DORSEY, A New Levee
NI.OUR-lC0 brls landing from steam boat Column
l. bus, and for sale by G DORSEY,
MIC a. New Lrvce
w lliSKkY--64 bbrls Whisky, landing from
w steamboat 'riLcr for sale by
mnyl6 G. DORSEY, "A New Lcycc
NOTlCE-The copa, tnerslip heretofore existing in
this city. under the firm ri Read T. Burstow, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The name Of the
firm will hereafter be used liquidation only, which
will be attended to by VIM A Read, to whom all &c
counts are to be presented for settlement
may IL, 1883 WILLIAM a READ
NJ l6 BENJAMIN BARSrOW.
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Arr0ngemens pour les DiMaMrhcs.

Ape' IN heurrs du soi, on pcut o5tenir un char, Ell
pay ant elnl piastrcs pour lie voyage.
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May 10, 1880
Ship fiarovcr Drnmmond Ilavre, l. II Gale
Ship Maryland Barry, Liverpool, l. Gale
Ship Margaret, King. Liverpool, Master
Ship Narraganset, SAMPSON. Liverpool, !. Niaudon
Ship Concorda, Harding soston, "A Mcrrclt
t.srque Indiana Juse Havrc, TOxnard
Brig Spaskier, lseas Gbrater. Kddrr Il Head
III Empressario. LOuecope Vers Cruz, LIZ lagurcne
brig VIM Henry, Kiutz Philadelphia, id Deneere
Brig New England, CoIicy. Philadelphia, Muster
H1br Neptune. Argue. Canfeugos. Master
Schr Cum1nche. W uilman. hiaamoras TT Laguerennc
Sehr Sarah. Hughss NIaasorda, Nowlan
Sehr Ann, Nanny. Mobile ia Muster
sc hr Delaware Nea.le, Nassau, Az Denncsioun
Sr hr Wi!eott lsurt,ck, vomilion Bay, Master
Sloane, Thor Strader Cinr nnati, Master
ARRIVALS
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENI4 EnR THE WEEK nAYS.

After 10 o.lotk Car bo obtained by paying dol
ars for tue Trip.
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Cam, 81. Theatre
OPEN EVERY EVENING, t
Under the Management Of Mr.. GEoRaE TloLLAND.

The Performance will consist Of
DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS,
A GRAND EXHIBITIONS
Imported from England at an immense expense, and
never before equaled in this country in the extent and
magnificent deveopement of it's
OPTICAL ILLUSIONS.
U7FOr particulars ses bills Of the dav.
Doors open at half past seven-Pertormance to com.
mence at o'clock.
Parquette seats $l-Boxes IS cts.
may Ia st
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TNTAr DE LIZ LOUlSIANE-Cour de Puroisso
Ia pour Ia purnisse ct vile de la Nouyee Orltuns-
Present ihunorah,c Charles Mauran, Juga.
-
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JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

AiREEABi.Y TO the foregoing Resolution notice il
hereby given that il is The intention Of the Council Of
Municipality No. Two, to open aud continue ST. Tho
mus street in straight line from Suze,c to Annnuca
ton street.
c. GENOlS, Mayor.
MO May 10 1889.
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The following thu Drawn Numbers Of the Grand
State Lottery, Glass 81.
So IS l3 81 Is 81 Is 81 80 , 60
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ttSO MECHANIC s-rhe mechanics calculator,
4 comptchrnding principles rules and tables in tho
various departments of mathematics and mechanics,
useful to Niwrghs, Engineers, and Artisans in gene
raj, by William Green, civil engineer. lat American,
from ne 9Th Glasgow edition. Received this day and
FIR sale by ALEX. TOWAR,
m,3 40 Camp st
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PAPER WAREHOUSES.

ITNAMLLED CARDs-Just received al invoice q
HI vary super nr glazed cards, INSERTED sizes from
no. ! TO ! A. for sale at very low prices by
L, ~
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!.ASS-Jut landing from PilishurE an assortment
VI OF Jars, Walls, and Window Glass, ut wholesale
| and retu ut ii BtlNNABEL
| muir 81 Cor of Na;chez and Tchapitouas SITS
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n,9 New York Sation"r's nall, "a Chartres Vt
EeARASOIS and UMBRELLAS-56 cases, com
4 prsing general assortment of MantIa and Cling
hmm Umbrellas and Purasols, new and fashionable
Styles landing from brig VIM: Henry, for snle by
my6 / BRIDGE l. Co, 1874 Magazine st
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MAY ORALIrY or NEW ORLEANS.
Council of Municipality No. Two.


WHEREAS application has been made To this
W Counr,lb by John u. Hilton, jnr"s ltuiney, W.
IL. Avery,W. bryant, James L. Rogart md ,hir,eea =
Others of rrover'y in the vicinity, to BIO
orenrd and continued 81, Thomas street, in II straight
line from SuZctc street to Annunciu,inn street.
lic therefore Resolved that norce Of said nppca-
loon be given in French mud in English, in the Trno
American & Bulletin, in conformity with !aw, and TINT il
no satisfactory opposition be made to sa' proposed i'm
street 10 he opened and continued pra, ed for hv
the mcnori"sts, according 10 the provi-ions Of tn,
act Of Sd April 1892 regulating the opening Of Streets
within The limits Of the city Of New Orleans &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-04
Bedford FEMALE Seminary.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED, yielding to the solicit
tatlons OF a number OF his friends, has consented
TO take charge OF the BEDFORD FEMALE
SEMINARY and hereby gives notice, that the ex-
ercises OF the Institution will commence under his
care, on the second Monday in March. In entering
on the responsible duties OF such Il situation, he will
only say that il is his wish 10 make the Academy
worthy of a continuance of public patronage. The
best pledge, however, which he can give to the pub
lie is this that as his own children will be taught In
the Institution he will he prompted by the natural
feelings OF a raren, TO see that the instruction given
the peculiarities ofno particular system, he will en-
deavour to exercise a sober discretion in the regula-
ton of the studies, and TO pursue a course that shall
commend itself 10 good judgment and good taste.
In a word he would wish TO make the Academy Of
this, his native county, afford to parents the means
of obtaining for their daughters, u substantial. use
lul and accomplished Education. Ia the discip.
line of the SCHOOL, an appeal will be made
only TO those motives and principles, that are re
cognizcd and sanctioned by the Gospel Of Christ
| In the selection Of Assistants, a cautious regard will
be had to the peculiar qualifications required IN such
a situation. The Department Of Music will be en-.
trusted 10 a young LADY, OF refinement aud polish
ed Education, who il is confidently believed. will
prove herself eminently worthy of public patronage.
The price of board for a session OF five months
will be SIS Dollars for Tuition either in French or
English studies 90 dollars MUS 1.-THE customa-
~ rates.
All payments TO be made in advance, TO MIR. Jo-
seph Wilson, Treasurer of the Academy.
N. Ii. COBBS,
Liberty. Jan. % t2OM
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UNION ACADEMY.

lINHE FIRST SESSION of this institution will
Il at old Concord, Campbell Co., the
LIST Monday in February, under the direc ion of
benjamin w. Curtis, A. b., as Principal. For the
last two years Mr.. Curtis has had charge of the Slate
River School, Buckingham Co.. Va. and is highly
by the Trustees of that School also,
by President Lord Of Dartmouth College, N. H., of
which he Isl graduate.
The academic year is divided INTO two sessions of
five months each. Pupils may be entered at any
time, but no deductions will be made, leases of
sickness excepted,) from the time of their entrance
to the close of the session.
Feesfo Tuitio n are as follows, viz
Greek, Latin, German or French, SIS per session.
Higher branches of English, 10
Elementary do
Board, including bedding, washing, fire, candles,
&c. can be obtained in private families, AT eight dol
lars per month. Fees for tuition and boa,d will be
required at the expiration Of each session.
N. Is. Parents and guardians may rest assured,
that the morals of the students will be strictly attend
ed to.
BY order ofthe Board,
II. +. CHEATHAM, President.
Campbell Co., Va, January 81 Is
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Liberty, Jan. %
To John GilsOn:

SlR-You will take notice. that on the eth Of
- February next, AT the Magistrates office Of
William Schoener.in The town Of Reading. county of
Berks, and State of Pennsylvania, between the rising
and setting of the sun OF that day, | shall pro-
coed to take the dispositions OF Edward Anderson,
Lloyd Wharton. William A. Wells, Henry Belz aud
others. And on the 2sth February next, at the
Magistrates office Of Esquire Leuis, in the town Of
Hamburg, Be,ks county, and State of Pennsylvania,
| shall proceed, between the rising and the setting
sun Of that day, to take the denositions OF John Der
lehman and others. And at the Magistrates Office
of John Cooper. in the town of Danvllle, IN the
county OF Columbia, and State aforesaid, on the 9Th
cfMarch next, ! shall proceed to take the deposition
of the said John Cooper and others. All these de-
positions are designed 10 be used as evideiics on the
trial OF three several causes depending and nndeter-
mined in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancety Tor Amherst county, on the law side there
Of, ia two OF which you are the plaintiff, and myself
defendant, and IN the other | am plaintiff and you are
defendant. Attend if you think proper.
REAH GlLSON
January % t5M
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COMMISSION

VOHN N. SHIELDS ofLexington, Virginia, and
y Robert b.. Somervillc ofthis City, have assocla-
ted themselves under the firm Of Shields q Somer-
vile, forthc purpose of conducting general com
mission business in the City of Richmond. Mr.
Shields has been engaged for many years in mer-
chandising in the Valley of Virginia, and ilat'ers him
self, that from his experience, any orders fot the pur-
chase of Dry Goods, or other merchandise, may be
safely confded to him. Mr.. Somerville has been
engage ed in the commission and produce business for
a number Of years, and thinks his acquaintance with
the business such as to enlitle him to a share OF the
public confidence. We therefore invite our trends
and the public in general, TO give us a snare OF 'neif
p,,,onape. promising our best exertions in their be-
half.
RErERENCE.
Richard Anderson, Esq.
Messsrs. Peyton, Deane & Edwards,
:. Lancaster, DENLY u Co. Richmond.
!" Lewis Webb Il Co.
" II. w. Il J. j. Fry,
January 81 WV"
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Locust IHicEet for sale.

FNHIS tract of land, containing seventeen hundred
l. and thirty -four acres, mostly in woods and
containing some fine tobacco land, is now offered for
sale on accommodating terms. 1t lies on both sides
Of Lutte Whipping creek, in the county of Campbell,
about twenty five miles Gom Lynchburg, and adjoins
the lands OF Philip Payne sen'r. 1t may be adyan-
tageously divided into two or three tracts. Posses
sion may be had Immediately, and the terms made
known on application to William H.. Mcfarland,
Richmond, or to the subscriber in Lynchburg. DR..
Withers or Mr.. Baldwin Payne, With kindenough
to show the land. WIN. RADFORD.
Oct IL is
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DIRECTORS.
Encourage your own Manufactures

nOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
II MANUFACTURES of your town encoura-
ged, by buying your HATS, of the subscriber.
Every Hat we sell, being Manufactured by our
selves, in the town of Lynchburg, shall not be inle-
rior to any and being determined TO sell low. for
cash, we hope, therefore, the advantage we offer to
our customers, will be appreciated by the public
ald as there will be no credit in our business, good
customers will not have to pay foi bad ones. We
have just re ceived a good Stock Of
HATTER'S MATERIALS,
Which will be made up in the neatest manner, by
first rate workmen. We are also receiving a go ID
assortment of ladies' and gentlemen's Shoes, mems
and boys Gue Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, some
Of a superior quality. All ofwhich will be sold low
for cash only. DlNkLE
P. S. We are agents for the sale OF Morrison's
Hygean Pills. ID. q II.
Nov. 90 Wis