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aispute has always been known by definite name !;
i was called in 1919 Curtiss old pace also
Deans improvement, when Shelter removed to
It; and afterwards was known as the SmeItzer
tract We think the plaintiff, as the representative
OF Smeltzer entitled to recover on the certificate
In relation to the identity of the land that u.s. of
the land covered by this certificate and that in the
possession OF the defendant, we think the evidence
sufficiently establishes it, 1t would have been in
the power OF the defendant, if the land claimed be
not that which he holds, to have reduced the mat.
ter to certainty by survey, or by the exhibition
to this Court of plan, on which the want of iden.
,ity would have been manifest This would have
oeen the most satisfactory to u.s. but, as the
case is presented, we should not be authorized in
disturbing the judgment of the District Court on
this ground, supported is by verdict of jury
at a former trial. The defendant having shown no
title the judgment of the District Court must stand
Judgment affirmed, with costs in both Courts.
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Ornamentai Trees, Greenf ouse plants, &c
JEW IyI]sI|s
HEBREW P. :y:513i
THE GREAT REMEDY

THE GREAT REMEDY
For rheumatism, Gout, Pain IN the Side, Hin,
Back, Limbs and Joints, ScrofuIa, King g Ev;l,
White Suellings, Hard Thmors, Stiff Joints,
and all Fired Pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is Applied Pain Cannot Exist
vNHESE fLASTERS possess the advantage of being put
in airtght boxes-hence they their full virtues
in all climates We have Just received the following esti
monal from U. Selen an eminent lawyer in successful
practice in Wilcox county, Alabama. He gentlemen in
high standing and one whose influence has great weight
CAMDEN, Ala. Nov oath, 1913.
Messrs. ScorH r. Mead Gentlemen - Having been
requested TO state what has been the result of
in the use OF your Hebrew Plaster cheeully comply by
saying that have found be heretofore
an Invaluable med cine In different of my family
have applied the Plaster to Chronic Sores. TuInon and
rams and has failed to afford instant relief have
also used with good effect upon IN the cure
of ulcers. with which have been severely afflicted
Respectfully. etc. G. G. SELLERS"
Beware of Counterfeifs and Base limitations.
CAUTToN-Thes subscribers the only General gents in
the Southern States for the sale of this truly valuable PssteY
and in order prevent purchasers being imposed upon By
Counterfeit article, sold in this city and elsewhere Tor the
genuine, they invite particular attention to the following
marks Of the genuine;
l. The genuine put up in smooth engineturned bot.
TONED boxes, not soldered in.
The genuine has the engraved head of Jew David on
the directions around he box with accompanying Record Of
SCOVIL MEAD, l1S Chsrsss street,
Between Cond szd 81 Louis 81.
or zNsRAI Aesxzs for II soVthn Stats. fE
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NE w ORLE ANS:
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1s4o.

New ROUTE FROM NORFOLK TO THE NORTH.
At the late session of the Delaware Legislature an
act was passed Incorporating company to con-
struct railroad from Dona River, near Dover,
across to Seaford, on the Nanticoke River, navi-
gable stream pouring into the lower part of Chesa-
peake Bay, near the Tangier Islands. This route
avoids the difficulties and delays of Chesapeake
Bay navigation, 1877 miles, from Norfolk to BaIti-
more. 1t proceeds up the Sound, 81 miles, from
Norfolk to the Nanticoke River, so miles up that
river to Seaford and 40 miles by railroad to Dover,
arriving at Dona from three to ten hours before
passengers can reach Baltimore by the Bay route
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United States Postage,
Under the late treaty concluded acifh Great Britain
modified bv the act approved March 3. 1849.

ILL ry..T~I
c"ae, 'o , sa ~ H. ~ &C. ~ h Ieao' """
no """9''~ w ''' "o' "pD' "o'" '""' u" - io''.
The inland postage for 300 miles and under 10
The inland postage for greater distances than 200 miles is
20 cents an ounce; 10 cents for a half ounce and under
The whole postage by the British OF American all
es from Great Britain Ireland, as ounce
"a cents for single half ounce or less.
distance on letters sent BY the British steamers to foreign
countries other than Great Britain OF Ireland 10 cents an
ounce; cents the single halfounce.
tries other than Great Britain and Ireland on letters be
sent thouQ h the British mail AZ cents an ounce cents
the single ounce
an ounce cents the halfo ounce The Inland postage to
be added
To and from Havana Is cents an ounce: 12L cent? single
To and from Chages 40 cents an ounce 20 cents single
To and from other places on the Pacific so cents m ounce
40 cents single
To and from the West Indies (excep Hayapa) and Islands
in the Gulf Of Mexico 20 cents 10 cents single with inland
Any fractional over an ounce always to be re-
gsrded as an ounce.
The above postage may be prepaid the option of
the sender to foreign countries other than Great B
pooffce, in most cases. the whole postage may be
prepaid, or they mayeo unpaid
postage of cents is charged letters and packets
brought into the United States in private ship vessel
be delivered at the office where the same shall arrive
aud two cents added the rates of postage destined
s by post and postmaster are to receive one cent
another IN the Y nited States
One cent to be added to the rate OF each letter Way
letter. are those brought to post office by the poden
and other carriers OF the mall whose duty is to receive them
when presented more than one mile from a post-office
from . charged upon letters and other matter delivered
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A CARD.
DR. DODSON has netn1ned fnom the North and wi,

nR. DODSON has returned from the North and vii
II resume his practice fomeryepeeialy the treatment
Of Piles. Fsua diseases of the Bladder etc. Structures
from whatever cause, treated for radical cure without the
use of caustc cutting instruments.
Dr. FLINT says Tin writing for set of insruments)
The have reflected them and experienced the
of that kind of instrument the better satisfied have
become that have provided, by ingenuity and SKILL
surgical desideratum in that particular"
EV His newly invented and improved instruments for
every variety of Rupture and when well fitted are worn
with ease and comfort The blocks do mbibe perspira
tran and become offensive rhe springs are prepared to r.
s its corrosive effects and the may be removed and
washed at pleasure Unequiyocal of permanent
both the aged and he young may be examined at
ny office, No. UNION street. second door from ST.
Charles st, fv24 d. Wan
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AN "OUrsIDE BARBARIAN" OFFENCE.-The
Hong Kong (China) Register, of December 90, has
the following, showing that the halowed precincts
of the Celestial Empire have been again invaded
by the forbidden footsteps of an "outsider:''
About three weeks ago French priest was con-
veyed to Canton by the Mandarins, having been
brought from Thibet, where he had resided six
months previous to his seizure, though he has been
about ten years in the different provinces of China
He has been travelling by slow stages since April
last, and has no complaint to make Of his treatment
by the way. He has since come to Hong Kong
for the benefit of his health, the Mandarins having
agreed that the subject shall not be considered as
settled by his Departure but shall be left to be ar
ranged by the Plenpotentaries of the two countries
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MAaUIRE's DAqUERREorYrE,

M would respectfully return thanks for liberal patron
~ age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introdu cing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrIeans
bsn en ogH : wnc Tune ne has taken more portraits
exhibited at the Fair II composition with Others taken By
the 6es operator from and he awarded the
Ft Premium No specimens exhibited his establishment
those taken BY himself M the public that his
portraits viii continue to be what they always have
the BEST His long experience, and constant practice
the best inducesn to DESTROYS of instruction the
beautiful art. Genuine Voigtlander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than any in the city, al other articles the same
Plates at 42per dozen Sooys No for % 2-guaranted
best plates made in the United States Cases ~ IS and
% 50; NewYork Cameras at t18.
- Ordeu from the country promptly attended
IL Entrance No. CAMP street.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS

121ac per yard same selling at the stores at
l5to &c. Scotch Gingbams. 12hc cases Swiss Musns.
5 wide. at 30c per usually sold at Soc: French Da
mask Curtain Stuff at &c., Turkey Red do at 10c 100 doz
Gems large size Linen Cambria Hdkf style at - so
Mosquito Netting at &c., quality be bought for
less than 1Oc in the city Irish Linens by the large
or small quantity, at less than wholesale prices Pure Linen
a. 2c yard and upwards Undessed Family Linen at
&c., good be bought for &c. Buyers the
truth Of the above assertions by comparing samples Also
foil variety Of the newest and richest styles Of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS. equally low The subscriber would
remark that is the practice of this establishment to Offer
ew leading articles very cheap with view Of obtaining
for receiving goods from the North at the lowest atessn
active snd increasing business unaffected by cholera or hard
in rent and expenses-he afford to sell chssp Heavy
expenses must be met by enormous profits New Yorkers
cheap Establishments in Gand and Catherine strssts
milk B. BROWN 160 Poydsas Il.
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NAVIGATION AT THE NoRTH.-We perceive by
the Northern papers that navigation is about to be
reopened on all the canals. On the Hudson River
it has already been resumed, and an active bust
ness is already going on between New York and
Albany. The prospect for an extensive shipment
of Western produce is said to be extremely Aatter-
ing. The ice has already broken up from Lake
Erie 4; but not as yet from the other Lakes
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MANsLAUGHTER.-Ste Jefferson, late mas
ter of the brig Levant, of Bath, Maine, convicted
on Monday, 10Th ult, in the U. S. Circuit Court,
of manslaughter on the high seas, was sentenced
by Judge Gilchrist, to an imprisonment of one
year in the Charleston Jail, and to pay fine of
five dollars. The jurors who had charge of the
case recommended the prisoner to the favorable
consideration of the Court, believing the act had
been prompted, not by disregard of human life,
but by groundiess fears. The prosecution was con-
Quoted by Edward McCready, District Attorney,
and the prisoner was defended by B. F. Hunt.
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

All New M ateriaIs of the Latest Style
- -
e The propetors of the Daily Crescent would respectfully
inform their friends and the public they an
'ob ofFCE their prepared
cute all kinds of printing the Favorable TERMS viz
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS: CIRCULARS: LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS OF LADING DRAY Receipts.
CARDS; FOSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &C.
in every style.
All their materialsType Presses entirely new and
the very latest which will enable
work in not be surpassed CITY, Presses are
from the foundry of Mess R. Hoe Co.. NewYork sure
guaranty OF their excelencethe type the well
dries oil Messrs George Bruce g. Co. and John T. White
this " =
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CHINA AND THE WHALING FLEET-The Friend
of China published at Victoria, Dec 80, states that
that port is becoming of the chief ports of refit
for the whaling vessels fishing in the Pacific and
Indian ocean, provisions being cheap, no port
charges, harbor Dues etc.
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The DEAD COMING TO LIZA correspond
ent of the Tribune writes from Knowlesville, Or.
leans county, NY, March 20, that young woman
Of that place, named Spencer, was taken slightly
ill few evenings previous to that date. She went
to bed, and in the morning was found insensible,
and was supposed to be dead. Her funeral took
place on the day following, in the presence of a
large number of neighbors. Shortly after the con.
eluson of the funeral sermon, and before the coffin
had been moved for the purpose Of carrying it to
the grave, it discovered that life was not ex-
tinct. She was once more placed on the bed, and
the work of resuscitation commenced. 1t is, how
ever, still doubtful whether she will recover or not
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The SOCIALIST PRISONERS. - The revolution
lists who were confined in the Castle of Vincennes
all enjoyed good health, and were very quiet.
Martin devoted his leisure hours to the education
of young bird; Quinten had dove for his COM
panion; Raspail reared two fowls, celebrated for
their loud noise and Barbes cultivated some beau
iful Aowore
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
ELEorRo-MAaNzr1o PoRrRA1rs

the application of the above myyteous agent to d.
"a discovery of the subscriber the under
s9penoL snd In SINGLE the precise
plate ~ Those who wish retain in their families eood
Of relations q friends do moderate
No Chartres street. [my3 lyl w. H. HUTCHINGS
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$50 REWARD.

THE above reward will be paid by the undersigned for
i the apprehension and conviction Of the person or &
TILLA. Said girl is a rather bright mulatto about SIk
feet or inches high 19 or 20 of age,
walking. and appears frightened when spoken to roughly
She is doubt harbored Of the houses of iaue
balls She various disguses and names and either
represents hersef to be free, has forged pass SIS will
jail OF the city. GEO. r. BEARD
mh22 If Orleans Warehouse, go Magaxinss
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D7- Prof Nader, who has been thoroughly in
vestgating the potato, solemnly denounces it as
article of food, and says that it is the cause
of the moral and physical degradation of the ma
tons who use them"
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MARTIN III. DEVEREUX.

UNEh ALL
Copper, Tin, Sheet-Iron & Crate Business.
CRATES of Brass. Russia OF Berlin Iron of any a
- pattern OF slzs to suit the Fire PLACE Mantsl a
NITURE in general. Kitchen RANGES, for w
boarding houses or Hotels. COOKING STOVES, to SUIT
M. H. D. Plain and Bronzed PYRAMID STOVES, to
suit Churches Halls. Public Rooms: Sinai! a. for on
Counting rooms Ship and Steamboat BOOSES,
from No. to g. for coal or wood. ST0VEPIPE of all
Sizes and put up Bath Heaters Stills, Worms, Sugar La
dies, etc., hand to order.
NJ B-Bulders and Others in want of Crates, Tin Cop
per Pipes or Cutters will find t to their advantage call
and examine the same.
Ex All REPAIRS promptly attended to at
fy1 If No. 20 Tchoupitouas ST.. New Orleans
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clothing. !. Clothing. Clothing!
M: RNETT-N ID Camp street,
AS now on hand and is con,antly receiving. large
- and magnificent assortment of FINE READY
MADE CLOTHING-all of which being his own manu-
facture enables him to sell cheap as any other establish
ment of the kind in the Southern country Gentlemen pur
chasing for their wear and dealers at wholesale are
respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves the
following articles
Super black cloth Dress and Frock Coats
Fine and medium :, do. do. all coors.
Black, brown and olive Monterey do and Sacs
Black and fancy DIap d Etc Sacs and D. Orsay Goats
Extra fine French Merino sacs and Paetots =.
Black and colored Spring Cashmere Pants
Superior French MerinO Pants
White and Fancy Linen Drill Pants
Spring Tweed and French Cottonade Pants.
India Nahkeen and Silk warp do.
Super white MarseilIes and Linen Vests.
black Satin. MerinO, Cashmere, B0mbazine, and
Fancy Vests Of every quality and style.
mh17 3m RARNETT IL Camp st.
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A. f. COCHRAN & CO.,

As Fs COCHKAN q CO.,
81 Tchoupitoulas street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'M
~ portey Of FRUITS NUTS, etc.. have for sale
CITR0NSI250 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-In jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE CRACKERS-5OO boxes Mol
PECANS-200 bags and barrels fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE-1G0 baskets
NUTMEGS-500 pounds No. 1.
BRANDY CHERRIES-MUSCATW INE-3O0 cases.
LOBSTERS-Agents for manufac'y j. Caldwell & Co.
FIGS-3000 drums. extra superior
PEPPER. PlMENTO and RACE GINGER-4O0 bags.
MACKEREL-An invoice assorted.
ALMONDS-9O0 trails and bags Soft Shell.
WlNES-Port. various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga
200 cases Old Spanish
FILBERTS and BRAZIL NUTS. and every variety of
Fruits and Nuts.
CAROLINA SEED COW. PEAs-5Oo bushels.
SCREENED SCHUYLKlLL COAL-250 casks.
BUTTER-S0 kegs superior st. Louis mh22 I'm
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

M H. MEY Err, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch 30
~. maker and dealer in yEWELRY, GOLD&eA
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. EA
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

SMITHS HOTEL. Bayou Sara, Ia.
ImmediateIy fronting the Steamboat Laxding.
TRAVELLERS going mp Ouachita or Red River COM
ing out of said Rivers will find il their advan "a
tage to stop with him. all the Boats at Bayou
Sara. Horses. Carriages and Buggies always to hne.
fy2 1y r. B SMITH, PrOpret0T.
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DENTISTRY, &c.

DENTAL NOTICE.
II +. SMITH. DENTIST, begs leave to assure his
IL - .e friends end AN, and the public that he has
city He may still be consulted at his Oldu TY7Y(A
and St. Charles street. mh24 If
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FRENCH POTS
O0 mn POINTS French Pots, Nos. to 10s, in store
~U.OOO and for sale by SAML. LOCKE,
and 9 Front Levee,
mhl3 between CustomhOuse and Bienvle sts
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TOOTH-ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE by DIR. MENSING'S
IOOTH-.dCHE ELIXIR, or charge. to Office
No. So BaTOnne street. 4th door above Common st.
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BANDS,
DATENT METALLIC INDIA RUBBER Betting
= of all Sizes for sale by
iyl9 SMITH & BROTHER. 50 Common st.
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BOARDING.
THREE OR FOUR Single Gentlemen can be accom-.
1 modated with BOARDING and LODGING. at No.
236 Bar0nne street. O23u
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TO STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.

ElSf.I, The subscriber is now fully prepare, 70 FUR
= S2ssbiHk nisll Steamboat Companies with all sizes OF
n Dmpiers Patent Centrifugal Blowers suitable for the
smallest river boats the largest Glass ocean steamers
This blower is constructed upon sound philosophical pi1-
cnes combining great strength and durability occupying
very small space and giving greater force 70 the air with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now ~
rise without making the least unpleasant noise while In
notion The superiority Of this blower az once manifest
10 any persons disposed to examine It's merits and is well
worthy the special attention Of all requiring the use OF
blowers as il is becoming rapidly IN general use
In preference TO all others.
Difference made TO the following steamers, which have
them in use:
Steamer Bay State, New York.
Atlantic steamer, Washington, New York
Atlantic steamer, Northerner, do
Steamer Robert Morris Philadelphia,
TO IRON FOuNDRiES, ROLLING MILLS, &c. &c =.
The subscriber also manufactures and keeps hand full
assortment from No TO No. TO- and upward Of the above
Blowcrs celebrated, suitable for all kinds Of IRON
works, viz; cnpoas, pudding and heating furnaces oi
rolling mills, iorges smiths fires, NC
800 JOSIAH KISrERDOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent for the United States and
the Canatas, i67 Market st. Philad.
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:
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm OF BERGEN d.
L GALABRuN, having refted and repenshed this spa
cious establishment, prepared 10 receive company
There hundred and nine apartments In this house
consisting dining saloons, sitting rooms, parlors lodging
rooms &C. The large hall may be used for balls public
meetings. The cooking department has been expressly ar
ranged furnish, al moments notice. refreshments
for any number Of persons, from to three hundred
be accommodated at the same time There are rooms where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup
pers and the tables viii be furnished with the besi the
ket affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
ments in The city Pastry and Confectionery furnished at
every day, attention will be spared give sasfac
lion Men Of business and those visiting tile city will find
themselves centrally and comfortably located, md the
prices will be found TO be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages are spoken In this hotel
STA JAMES BERGEN,
LOUIS GALATlRUN, 4
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TO MARINERS AND SURVEYORS.

JIAGGER & BROTHERS, No. 60, South ST., three doors
Ill from Pratt street, Baltimore, manufacturer and In
to,t,s " Mathematical, Optical, and Philosophical hsftn
"A good assortment of the following articles, which
we offer iof sale nj reduced prices
Surveyors Compasses; Engineers Levels; Therordotes
Theodoltes Compasses; Ships Pan Storm, and ransia-
rent Copasses Spy.gasses; Plain and Double Tangent
Quadrants; SeNtals; Daromeers; Thermometers; Log
Glasses iIalEhour Classes Tape Lines Gases OF Draw
Carpenters and Lumber Rules; Talors and Sailmakers
squares; Brass and Gunter Scales Parallel Rules; Draw
Ing Pens Dviders; Protractors Bowditch Navigatofs
hunts Coast pols shipnasters Ass,stantsi seamans
Friends Nautical Aimanacs; Lunar Tables; Log Books;
shipping Papers Seaman's Journalist Ready Calcuators;
good assortment of Charts of all parts OF the world;
;aisng Rots Out Sticks, DC, Together with large
sor.tnlent of INSTRUMENTS In the Mathematical line
U5- Inst ments OF every description repaires or made
to order, inrue neatest manner.
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PIANO FORTEs.

IIE undersigned Manufacturing their establishment
In Baltimore, q, l and octave PIANOS OF all pat
terms and Styles which they confidently recommend to
professors and The Pianos by them
have that peculiarly Of touch which commend them to
players Of every school, as well us those who are dlstn
rusled by soft and delicate action, those who are cha.
racterzed by bold, fiery, and rapid movement
They authorized 10 refer to numerous professors IN
Baltimore who have given their Pianos trial, for their
testimonials In their lvor and they warranted in
commencing them by Tie universal appreciation which they
have received from the great number Of persons who have
them In In Baltimore and in the south and west gene,
rally They are confident that they make instrument
equal any made anywhere in this country or in Europe
and their extensive manufacture Of Pianos enables them to
sell on terms liberal and satisfactory All instruments made
by them are warranted, and they will be kept In tune
year after purchase, without charge.
An agent will visit Richmond IN short time, and various
parts OF Virginia and North Carolina and will receive
ders which will be faithfully and promptly executed at
manuact0ry.
u- Orders will also be received factory direct,
and special pains taken to give satisfaction. t.3
KNABE Il GAEIIIE,
No o Eutaw St, opp. the Euiaw House, Bait.