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JOSEPH lands, ESQ 1t is with feelings of the
greatest regret that we are compelled this morning
10 record the death Of one of our most estimabe
citizens, Joseph Lands. Il is now about two
weeks since Mr.. Lands received the injuries
which occasoned his death, and hope had been
entertained of his ulmated recovery but unfortu-
nately those hopes were not realized-lock jaw,
that most terrific disease, having supervened. For
about fifteen years the deceased has been mer-
chant of this city, sustaining an unblemished repu-
tation, and beloved by numerous friends. As a
member of the Municipality Council he enjoyed
the confidence Of his constituents, and earned a
high reputation for industry and business talent
The funeral is TO take place to-day and viii be at
tended by the Masonic order and the Firemen, of
whom Mr. lands was an active member. See
notice in another column
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RAcEs.-There will be a fine race to-day over
the Metarie Course, if the general expectation is
realized. Little Emily and ReUenue are entered for
a four mile race
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rJ The line Of telegraph extending west IRON
this city, threpgh the Southern counties Of the
State, il is expected win be ready for use as far as
Dansvile by the middle of next month.
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Married:

AZ Agers Dec 7, blythe Rev. Gins W. Whta Mr. wrrTtAu
LUCAS, Miss CATHERINE MORSE, boil 81 thai Mace
AT Springfield La, Nov So by the Rev. Willis H. &c man, M
W. H. DUNNICA, Of Covingtou La, Miss MARIA LOtTSt
daughter Of the late Robert Duncan, Of the former place.
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G~ thrilling sketch, entitled "The Lion
Hunt" will be found on our last page.
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TEA.-Who does not like a good, fragrant,
refreshing cup of tea and how many pleasant
associations are connected with it! What Ameri-
can that does not look back with pleasure upon the
selfsacricing spirit of our good old grandmothers
Of. the Revolution, who refused TO taste of their
almost necessary and lavorite beverage, because
the BriLishers" " taxed it The taxing and throw
ing overheard Of tea in Boston harbor, was one of
the primary causes of the glorious Revolutionary
War. 1t was the enlering-wedge to freedom and
liberty in this country. How many thousand gar
rulOus old ladies have been made happy by congre-
eating together and relating the news of their
neighborhood over a good cup of hyson or green
tea How many langushing young SWANS have
felt their bosoms glow with emotion when, for the
first time, on returning from church on Sunday,
they have been invited by some fair one, to whom
they had not the courage "to pop the question:"
to stay and take tea If Tea has such glorious
history and such fine qualities, how necessary is it
to have good tea and to get good tea, we refer our
readers to the advertisement of the Canton Tea
Company, No. y Canal street, where they can be
accommodated in large or small quantities.
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GS- The proceedings of the Legislature on Satur-
day-a letter from Our correspondent at Bayou
Sara, and large quantity of small news, will be
FUND on our first page.
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South CARoLINA.-Messrs. Manning and Sea-
brook are now it said, the only candidates for
the Gubernatorial chair
Governor Johnson, who has been in a critical
condition from disease, is better, and, as has been
before stated, is now out of danger
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BROWNS GOID PENS

- NO" IN store, age stock OF these URRIVALED GOLD
PENS Also our usual supply Of GOLD PENS from the other eel
e5ated maker'With wioat Cases. Also variety of
PEN HoLDERS-ot Gold, Silver Pearl, Pocupne Quill ETC.
For sale wholesale and retail by
dll lm2dp GUINNESS g. BUSH 10 Camp ,t,es,
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o. We yesterday had the pleasure of meeting
our friend Mr. Thomas C. Hunt, of the Natchi-
toches Chronicle. Mr.. Hunt will stay in town for
some days, and we can inform those who have
not the happiness to be acquainted with him, that
he is an able and amiable gentleman, and is at the
head one Of our best country papers. The Chroni
Gle has large circulation in one of the most thick
y settled and thriving portions OF the State and we
can recommend it to merchants and others who
have business relations with the parishes of Nalchi-
toches, Sabine, Bienville, ETC.
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Y the ships st. Mary and Quebec. have Just received
ID still farther supply Of those superior GUTTA hkT
fPERCHA STlFFENED HA rs which give such SO
universal satisfaction, being uneuuaed easticity -
beauty, hghtness and durability. ~ Come and for
yourselves. @. ID. BUNCE,
aIIst Premium Hat Store and NTsnufactOy 80 Canal st.
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FROM CALFoRNIA.-Losso of ship lfaine of Fair
hdUeH - Muttny - Gold Digging, tc-We have
been politely furnished by A. B. Nye Esq, with
the following extract of a letter received by him
from A. Ten Eyck, Esq, dated st. Francisco,
Sept /:
The schooner Honolulu arrived here from Co.
lumbia river, Aug. 25, and reports the loss of the
ship Maine, Netcher, of Fairhaven In attempting
TO enter the river on what is called the Middle
Sands OF the Bar, where the English bark Van
couver was wrecked in May or June last She
dragged her anchors all night, the sea making
breach over her. In the morning the officers and
crew left her in their boats and reached the shore
In safety The ship soon after want to pieces, and
nothing was saved. She had 400 barrels of oil
There was no pilot on board-the pilot of the port
was engaged IN taking in an English brig which
the Maine attempted to follow
=, A day or two ago the Flora, Capt Potter, of
New London, anchored in Whaleman's Harbor.
on the opposite side of the bay Yesterday the con
tam, fearing he would lose all his men, weighed
anchor, intending to go to After getting under
weigh, the crew finding the ship was headed ont
refused to do duty, and the captain was forced TO
return and anchor here. Last night nine of the
crew gagged the watch, lowered one of the boats
and rowed of. They have not been heard of since,
and are now probably half way to the gold region
The Flora IS 70 months out, with only $50 barrels
OF OIL Every vessel that comes in here now is sure
to lose her crew, and this state Of things must con-
nnue until the squadron arrives, when if the mem
ot-war-men do not run of too, merchantmen NAV
retain their crews
The Volunteer Regiment of United States sol
dlers have been mustered out of service. and have
mostly gone gold-hunting. Much sickness prevails
among the gold-diggers many have left the ground
Sick and many more have discontinued their abore
for the present, and gone into the more healthy
portions of the country, intending to return after
the sckly season has passed
The whole country, | am credibly informed, in
the valleys and ON the plains west of the California
mountains and west Of the gold region, is almost
entirely overlooked with water during The winter
months, so that is with the greatest difficulty that
access can be had to and from the settlement. The
gold-diggers and those intending to become such,
are making their preparations accordingly, by pro-
yIdlng themselves with four or five months outfit
ny the first OF October the number of persons at the
gold washings will not ia short of fourt bousand
NelD Bedford Mercury
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% For all kinds of stationery, school books,
etc, our readers had better call at Steel's. We
know they can be suited there.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived LsSIeT0ays
Steamship Galveston Crane, from Galveston 9Th inst 10
Harris MOTgan-tst my.
Ship TOwnsend, Richardson, Y days from Boston, to
ter-2d my.
Ship Izein and Wecker (Brem) Boss 46 days from re.
men, to Schmidt s. CO--Lafayette.
s1EAMBuATs
California Reynolds FIN Mobile
DuTao Daniels, im Balize
Rockaway, Reed, I'm shFevepot-f35 bales cotton
Goa, Keeling, FIN Camden-S93 bales cotton
Viola. Dugas, I'm Donaldsonvilie.
o. L. VI at ,ins Lee, I'm kashvie-292 bales cotton.
Cbas. CaIT0 Harrison FIN CincinBati-22 bales cotton.
Washington. Hayiland, fin Cncnnai-237 bales cotton
White Cloud. Adams fin st. Louis-24 bales cotton.
Julia, keiseT FIN St. Louis.
Fora Jenkins. fm PittsbuTg.
DeWu Clinton, Deye ney, fin PittsbuTs.
Andrew Jackson Ecket, im Cincinnati.
Geo Washington Carroll, tim Cincinnati.
Majestic, Klein. i'm Baton ROuge-l3 ba 'es cotton.
California Rev nods, fm MobiIe-I71 bales cotton.
BELOW-CoMING UP.
Ships Cheltain. Harkaway, St Louis, Powhattan Hope
Queem of the West and S ntGn barks Oregon and Marga
ret Pollock. and schooner Susan.
Passengers:
Steamship Galveston I'm Gslyeston-MI. Glow and lady,
judge TOer Me Andrews. Woodlief r Esten Notion
A. Kenan. r. aITison, Evans. H. Horn, Il. Il Man
son Thos Collins. Wilkinson, D. Taylor. G. r. Dennis,
Hire. }, 3 Dsnsis g l., Dill A. r. Rugsley. G. Walker,
Ship ltzen and Weker I'm Bramen-220 Storage.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS Splendid Books.-Thos
L. White, No. SO Canal street, has an elegant
stock Of illustrated and illuminated works, suitable
for holyday presents. All tastes can be consulted
by an examination of Mr.. Whites large collection.
See his advertisement in another column for the
titles Of few Of the gems on his shelves
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NEW ORLEANS sTATIoNERs' WAREHOUSE
Domestic and Foreign Stationery.

NEW ORLEANS sTATIoNERS' WAREHOUSE.
Domestic and Foreign Stationery.
j. B. STEEL, IA CamD ST..
Respectfully beg leave inform his customers in the city
and country ths he il now receiving vev ,rpe and
cry and would call the attention and dealers to the
following list Of articles which he offers for lowest cash
BLANK BOOKS.
Ledgers Journals, Day Books, In voice Books Order
Cash. Letter. Sales and Receipt Books also Bank
Copy, Pass Bills of Lading and Bills Exchange Books In.
dexes, Pocbet LedgeTs, etc.
WHITING AND LETTER PAPERS.
Imperial superroya Medium, DENY, Post and Foocap Pa
per- White and Blue Hopressed or Pl m English French and
American Packet Post and Letter Papers thick and thin Best
laid Record Paper. All the above ruled or plain.
SEALING-WAX.
Royal Victoria Irish Harp Scarlet aek Fancy Colored and
Periumed ld-Spangled and Bronze Sealing-Wax.
WATERS.
Best English, Scarlet Red Noaa Transparent WATERS Of all
sizss.
Maynard NOyess Black Ink Acdp English German Copy
ing Ink stephenss Interchangeable Light Blue Fluid and his
Brilliant Red; best French Carmins Ink.
WRISTBANDS.
Cut Glass Fancy Agate Patent India Rubber Screw Bronze Poc
Cork and Pewter Ink Stands of all kinds
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Very thin French Letter Paper Marble Paper.
Patent Letter Balances mathematical Instruments.
Transparent Note WATERS. Ackerma's Neyyma,,s and has
Letter Files with Clasps. French Water Colon.
Le're r~ns' Rodgers's Cutlery for Pocket and
Irvine Reels. Trious sizes Desk
Metallic Memorandum Books Cheek and Bank Note Scissors
Ivory Tab cts. EPost. Log Paper.
Fine laid Packet and Commercial Hair Pencils
Lace Visiting Cards. Card and Pen RacLs
Perforated Boards, different colors. BlOttng Paper.
Ink Trays. Portfolios
Brass PrOrsctors. Backganmon Boards
Colored Crayons. PLAYING Csrds
Book States. fling Inks. Chess Boards.
Amolds Steel Pen and other Wri- Chess Men.
Monthly Calendars. Domipoes and Dice
Silver Snake Pen-Holders. SURVEYORS Compas,es
Cocoa Wood and Tin Boxes Scotch PenEnie Hones
Ivory, Bone and Wood Pouuce do llndelible Ink
Japanned Paper Cutters. Note Pa per-
Irvine, qualities Omaend Note Enveones
Everponted Silver Cases. French English and American
ronts Tor do Cards, etc.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
large supply of all kinds general se selected with great care y
the subscriber, personally by Judgment and advice Of
the eminent Professors and Teachers
"a Committees Teachers Dealers all who buy to sell again
supplied At The toTes possible prices, the NEW ORLEANS
sTATIONERs' WAREHOUSE.
dll awood2dp&2tw J. B. STEEL, 4 Camp st.
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ALFRED MUNROE & Co,
dad&w No. 81 Magazine street
Beautiful and Rare HOlyday Presents.
JUST RECEIVED AT
G u MS,

~ ~ l. " ~
Corner of ST. Charles and Canal Streets
mented PORTFOLIOS and wRiTiNG CASES Of PGpsr
WRITING DESKS q Papisr Maehs Ebony, Rosewood ETC. in
laid with Silver Ivory PEARL Tortoise Shell, varying pcs
WORK BOXES and DREssING-cAsEs, New and Beautiful
Splendid RETicULEs and PURSES, Unsquaed in Richness
c zISfI LETTFR 6hs M aa e oVE BOXES
BIL R EFsSoPal and S9thoe PRAYER BOOKS
LAPEs r SoMPP4HSloNs SOUVENIRS CARD CASES ETUI
Ebony and ROSEWOOD CASES. Verys comp.
PORCELAIN and BAVARIAN GLASS Vases Toilet
Beauty Of Design and Finish
RICH OPERA AND DRESS FANS,
OF Pearl Ivory Enameled Nd Parchment ETC., comprising s
BALL TABLETS HEAD oRNAMENs s Of Go E sy etc.
Fine POCKET and Pen RNfTEs RR2oRs SCISSORS ssis etc,
The Ii COULTER RAZOR Very Unique and Superior Article,
GOLD PENCIL and PEN CASES, Of the Finest Quality
The RICH LIEU GOLD PENS price 50 So and sold with
Cases Elegantly Mounted in Cod, Silver, etc.
STEEL ADS Pu E RETc st sI Tx Jam and TRa
SILVER ToRTolsE SHELL, and BUFFALO HORN BACK
onF SoRB Bs Of h9 5 sOst approved patterns
TR AVE sSSE bFTs s9e y9sy ste
RusSla and turkey Leather Ebony, etc. Very Compact Useful
Elegant Specimens Of BRONZE ARTisT1oUE Ornaments.
SPORTING ARTICLES,
IAsks Bette saa MhG E eA P9%D and SHOT
Patterns. 49, --fP'''N'
GAME BAGS, CLEANING RODS DOG COLLARS, Whistles
and WHIPS, STARkEY & WALKERS PERCUSSION
Superior FISHING RODS of Lancewood Hickory Banoo etc,
mo Mounted in German Silver and Brass. . ''
REELS LINES FLOATS Portable Lan1,,- Ne,s A.ie n,
Leads, Swives, ETC., . 80 ' D''''
PaTlcH a. ALs tioa is requested my styles Of English
any others for sale. - F''' Oi""
An Inspection Of his large FINE LINEN and
SHUTS made IN the best manner, expressly for his
Retail Sales, solicited Also, his general assnpt hi s
Gentlemens and Childrchs' FURNISHING GOODS. ''
A CHOICE SELECTION OF RICH DRESS CRAvATs
oMBLAs O. sk aud Scotch Gingham every variety and
This large stock Of Goods at the LOWEST MAR
hEI PECEs The quality Of The Goods mse
and viii be cheeruiy shown al all times. F''e'''s''
r. F. GUTON.
Corner Of ST. Charles and Canal s,~ssts
p7 Cash City and Country Purchasers are requese ~ -
his Large Assortment inducements can be offered ~
dT 3UgIn
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
L.rlrrps. @ y D N-I.onaIrrnn 90 win Time. Ga
Cleared Saturday

Ship Si'as Homes. Berry. New Yok, A Cohen
Bark Walter Thompson, Charleston, ). l.. Y E. T. Levy
Bark Lowell, BIadstTeet Philadelphia, Toby & Bogsd
SchT Burnssa A len, Mobile, G.. ID. Lehman
Schr JEo Randall Randall. Matagorda Bay, O. Wickham
Steamboat Martha Washngt ton, Irwin, Cincinnati.
Hyde & Oglesby
Steamboat Mobile. Sutton, Mobile. Master
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DAILY CRESCENT.
NEW ORLEANSt

MONDAY idoRNIEa, DECEMBER IL la4a.
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- Richelieu Diamond-P Pointed Gold Pens
The these Pens, the
sold have established them reputation greater than ay tb
Pen made. If the points OF RlCffFTIFFT
Purchaser any way dissatisfied, Pen win ,gaaSi ~
place, thus insurn the against lie tFi
incurred BY The purchase Of inferior article Pre-
So so each with Silver Pencil included. iiile' ohg
A Large Assortment u GOLD PEN CASES
Of GOLD PENS from 81 90 each and inward
A liberal discount TO Wholesale Purchasers
The kchelicu Pens obtained n his .r a. =
a. 3w2JP Csrssr Of 81, ch.dss 80 4 o. SuiV ~,
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" The Reader Is referred advertisement Of he JENNY
h II hAln 1Loss on he third BY j. WRIGHT CO.,
tsi Ohaffes street nS3 sdptal
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TO MERCHANTS, BANKERS AND OTHERS.
SANDS'S CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

The subscriber would call the patrons and the
public to his Large and Select Assortment FASHIONABLE
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
which he will sell at prices that viii the views the
MOST ECONOMICAL.
His stock part bitck Iancv-eood cloth
Drss. and Eoek Goats blue brown aud dsb Pao
and sace French and English black Ca
blue olive and black and coored
Nes cored Cashme Vests Of all qualities aud styles faneyco
cred Tweed aud Codngon Paeots Overats All kinds
OF Cohng Of AL styles and patterns together Shirts Of te
newest patterns Drawers Caya Gloves, Suspende ETC. may
be found At the establishment Of
RICHARD SANDS.
corner of Tchoupitoulas and Poydras streets
He continues receive from NewYork ad
tons 70 hia splendid assortment above DAT
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to The attention of Females particularly directed
e ne Noee Of Dr.. PARMELEE, the thHd page Once M
50 H street. az ois,,t ~
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N.OrIeans 6tationers' marebouse.
No. Ii Camp street.
SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY.
NoRMAN'S
NEW ORLEANS AND ENNIRONs:

Cont ming Brief Historical Sketch the Territory and State Of
Louisiana, and The City Of New Orleans the taes period
the time presenting Complete Guide subject
eTa the Southern Metropolis with improved
Map Of the City, Pictorial Illustrations Public Buildings
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70 TIE PUBLTC-OaUTION!
WHEkEAs, many HATS are beng Pssssd of OF
HATS be- leave 10 Inform the world a large that
the 0nly GENUINE Gntta PeTcha Slifened Hats. o.
which obtained the premium the last Fair Of the American
Institute held in NewYoFk be obtained my store,
No. 80 C.9Jv.dL STREET. and no where else.
@. ID. BUNCE. Premium Hat Store and Mandatory.
dlI 81 No 80 Cana ST.
BOXING CLoVES-BOXENG GLOVES.
In addition to the great variety Of articles that may be
obained aa the snbscnbeFs General Furnishing DelOf
he has Just received from New York. beautiful article of
BOXING GLOVES. Aso-a fresh supply Of blessing
Gloves. Shirts. and CFavats. SALOMON,
ali 2ip 81 20 St. Charles street
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HItL... L. soHEPMoE
ALEXANDER HILL s. co.

ALEXANDER HILL & co.
40 CHARITIES Street
-~-,rv, 4 fSrMertg Hun Coo en- e. Coz
MQULb respectfully invite their patrons and the nah.
w lle 70 exam ne their entire new stock Of @
y -, embracing gTesteF VARIETY than ia 10 he
found IN snele establish in the citv W. havs
added 70 oar 9sns! assortment. GERMAN Toys and
s1l aole Ohg Z ME,ys I 4 " and USEFUL GOODS, for
Dressing Cases Work Tables Embroide Cd Baskets
Work Boxes Toilet fFnaments W ateh S,an5s
Max Doa; Toy Tea Sets Gold Thimbles. PsnccIs.
Studs; Silver Combs. very rich "'
Smell t'onrbs every pattern Card Cases;
GFaces Games, etc, etc.
Steel Bags and Purses Gold Silver and Steel Reads.
Purse and Rag Trimmings, and -
Plain and Shielded Purse Silks etc, ETC., ETC.;
Neocipedes aad Pf0psleFs AecoTdeoBs, etc;
Needles, Pins Perfumsry Soaps etc.
All Of which we offer at the lowest possible rates
dill A. HILL co as Charities street
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An excellent STEEL ENGRAVING OF THE CITY, printed OF
Letter Sheet enabling persons send their d friends
mail a beautiful view Of New Oh ans For sale BY
b. 81. NORMAN, Pnbiisher is Camn street.
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NOTICE. OF The PreEE.
We have received from B. NJ Norman, the publisher
tied Neo Orleans and EHrir0ns. Il variety Of
embodied in form, history
Louisiana and the progress Of the city To che stranger viii be
invaluable guide points Of In the town, while
old may e 81 his memory and call up pleasant
remnsc by referring the work PieavuRe d9 81
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SPORTING ARTICLES.
T. F. GTTTON

= Corner Of 81. Charles and Canal srssts
p- Cash Ciy and Country Purchasers are requested 10 -
tins Large Assortment inducements offered nneo1a IN
any other establishment in this city. ~ B ael IN
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-16
MANSION HOUSE.
RICHMOND, lmsl.

INIIS House formerly known the "Tcm
prrance Hail. and recently occupied by
William Nixon. has lately been refitted up in a
superior style. with the design Of making it one
Of the most comfortable. resting places for the
weary traveller, in the western country.
The subscriber. also takes great pleasure in
Informing his old friends, and the trayc Hing COM
munity generally, that his TABLE shall b., as
he rctofore. while occupying the Richmon Hotel
supplied with the choicest viands the country
affords.
His STABLE is large and convene Mt. and is
attended by the very best Of ostIers, and suppii-
ed with the best Of Provender.
lie feels oniide - that the pains that shalt he
takes to make those who may sojourn with him.
comfortable. and eat Home," will warrant him
in asking u share Of public patronage. BOARD
Frs taken by the day week on the most ia
vorable terms. X. BROOKINS.
Richmond. Feb. 2, 1877. t52-'45. ]tf.
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MAIANMAA MNLHAs
Richmond, Indiana.

1uVHE subscriber wishes to call the attention
u Of the travelling public to the fact that he
has returned to his old Stand,
(TnE NATION
Establishment, in first rate ordcr for the accom-
moGation cfthe travelling public, with the deter
usination that lie will not be outdone in the
west for kind and close attention to those that
may favor him with a call. No pains shall he
spared for the comfort and enjoyment Of his
gucsts.-ln short, he is determined to keep n
good and orderly house, and make every per-
son that calls ON him at home. His charge shall
be rs low any house Of the Kind ia the west
no Mam shall 20 away dissatisfied If in his pow
err prevent. Feeling thank full for past favors,
he hopes to be sustained nv his old friends and
customers. ANY favor will be thankfully re-
ccive., and, in his humble way, shall be returned.
DANIEL u. SLOAN.
Richmond, Feb. Q, lS47. 43-'l5tf
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Nre~h ArrivoDs!-GEORG M'CUL-
Il LOUGH, - constantly making additions 10
his stock Of Family Groceries, and general use
full articles. His assortment now embraces al
most every thing called for. and few that not
Of that description. Their object isto Keep every
thing Of the best quality. and sell II the low
est possible rates. Call and examine before ,ur-
chasing else where.
May II, lSlS.
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"ANELLA BEANS.--Thesc beans are a
v superior article for flavosi.x Ice Creams,
and all other such iuxuries. They are also de-
li9htiul perfume. For sale at
Ds HOWELLS' DRUG STORE.
June -, lSAS. oA,f
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tcORNER or MAIN AND MARION sTs., RICHMOND, IA. }
TOSEPH ". GILBERT, respectfully in
ID forms his frie nts and the Travelling pub
lc that he has sun,ed the l.antliordsl,ip Of this
we'll and favorabiy known HOTEL, and he is
prepared 10 make Travellers comfortable. A
good and attentive OstIer is at all times ready
10 take charge Of Horses, and the stable is well
Supplied with provcnder. His charges are rea-
sonable.
Feb. =. lSl7. f39:'45.t0
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-16

a LARGE lot Of PRINTING PAPER Of
IA al kinds; also, CAP, LETTER, DRAW
ING, AID WRAPPING PAPER, q every de.-
csipaion: also, BOX BOARDS. For sale 1t the
s.Cheap weseeSa Caah Steee-''
The AieAesf msyka price gise~ fer Rage.
SCOTT 4 CO.
Richmond, Oct. =, lS47. 4l-u