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RopERs sPARRING and FENCING AcApENY
ARMoRy HALL SOCIETY
ST. LOUIS BALLROOM.

L OUlSIANA STATE MODEL BACHELORS IN -.
L. AUGURATlON BALL AND SUPPER, TO be given MIN
the Louis Bal Room, the 9Th day We az
March, l849 The subscription the above Ball sNk
open limited OF subscribers, the Office S
OF the Ballroom. 20
~ The Ball and fcent Rotunda will be bran
decorated Illuminated this
s The subscribers will elect practicable the Manager
Committees, order this SoTee the
splendid witnessed IN this city.
n5" For further particulars apply Nh. H. RUFFlER at tn
flee Of the III RCcm
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TO FEMALES.
hR. PARMELEE would invite all those suffering from
~ Nervous other diseases peculiar the Female
TEN. to cal at his Office No 80 HEPL4 STREET
~ Pnva.e consultations bewe+n the hours OF and .
IN. No. 81 HEvIA STREET, between haronns and
Philippe. dS9dptf
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Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.
D., ID NJ Il n

BY r. ARMFIELD Auctioneer
WILL be sold Daily The store of JASPER F. SMITH, No.
w Canal between Camp and Magazine
general of DRY GOODS Consisting part of
DOMESTIC CALICOES, CLOTHS, CAsSlMEREs, kERSEYS,
IA lso.--.
HATS Boots, Shoes HARDWARE, Cutlery and large variety
OF FANCY GOODS all OF which will be suitable for Country
Trade Terms, cash.
N. Liberal Cash Advances made congnments of Dry
Goods Hardware Cutlery, Gold and Silver Watches ewelry, and
Merchandlse generally. o. 6m
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ACCIDENT TO THE FIRST MUNICIPALITY FERRY-BoAr
The ferry boat running between the First Municipality and
Algiers with accident between and o'clock on
Saturday evening" which gave variety of painful
during the night and the next day. As the boat
crossing the uver log fastened in her wheehouse This
preventing the engine Om working she dtted down the
nve until she in contact with ship lying the
Government wharf, in the Third Municipality, which tore
away her mokeppe and caused other slight damage
Alter being disentangled from the ship she still continued
drifting, until brought anchor opposite the barracks.
1t reported that several lives lost but happy
this not true. Not soul board injured in
the SIG hest The boat lowed up Algle yesterday.
She is very little inlured
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The United States Us. Goods, Wares, and M
Chandise,
U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE

Case Admirsty-SEZURE.
In the District Court of the United States IN and for the
DiStrjCtO of TeIGs.
order of the Court directed this case shall proceed
Id public sale FRIDAY, 26 INST, 10 O'Clock
day. the of Galveston the opposite the IRE
House. PoOce cash, the following Goods
and Merchandise, seized this case, placed hands
keeping, --.-
26 sacks COFFEE, "a boxes VERMICELLl A bags STARCH,
TEA, IS trunks SHOES, boxes COTTON THREAD, /
PINS 60 bales packages assorted DRY GOODS 81
CLARET IA packages PAPER, pieces STRIPED LINENS
6 packages COTTON HANDKERCHlEFS
JAMES H. COOKE U. S. Marshal
jal6 ct By 4. B. MARTIN, Deputy Marshal.
lRy- Picayune please copy tunes.
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A. f. COCHRAN & co.,

A. +. COCHRAN & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'm.
" porteTs of FRUITS. NUTS, etc, have for sale
RAlSlNS-300 packages, whoes, halves and quarters.
CIERONS-25O boxes flesh Genoa.
PRlNES-1n jars and fancy boxes.
FIRE GRACkERS-500 boxes No. /.
PECANS-200 bags and barrels fine Texas
CHAMPAGNE-l00 baskets.
NUTMEGS-5OO ID No l.
BRANDY CHERRIES; MUSCAT WINE-3G0 cases.
LOBSTERS-Agents for manuacy, J. Caldwell & Co.
EltTS-3000 drums extra superior.
PEPPER. PIMENTO and RACE GINGER-400 bags
MACkEREL-An invoice, assorted
AlMONDS-30O trails and bags soft shell.
WIN ES-POt, various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga
FlLBERTS, BRAZIL >NUTS-and every variety of
Fruits and Nuts.
BUTTER-250 kegs superior St Louis.
dis 3m Agency of the celebrated American Powder Co.
COAL! COAL!
(NlTY COAL YARDS.-OFFICE and YARDS Nos 1872
- and 334 TCHouPIToULAs STREET three above
St Marys Market-Always hand and for sale wholesale
retail either by afoa of yards any guam
tity- PITTSB URGf. ANTHRACITE, ENGLISH
C.4.N.VEI. and TRADE U.3TER coal.
Steamships coaed and trimmed with dispatch; Steamboats,
Towboaus Foundies Cotton Presses, Sugar Senees Ho
tells Smith Mills Plantations the upper lower Coast
Water and Gas Works, supplied with any quantity of the
best PITTSBURG COAL at the lowest market rates with
Dispatch Families Stores, Offices, etc supplied with the
best quality OF Ptsburg Anthracite, English Camel and
the cities of NewOeans Lafayette and envons at the low
est market prices
t-Vs- All orders strictly attended to-.
E-E'~ Contracts entered into to supply yearly:
MCLEAN, WILLARD CO,
M 3m 332 Tchoupoulas street.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i STATES for the District of LouisianaNO 6552.-The
United States Bark ReCOUrVlD obedience to the
mants of Admiralty Warrant directed in the above
entitled have seized and into my possession taken the
Bark RECOVERY her tackle apparel and furniture, and
do hereby cite and admonsh the and aud all
and every other person persons having or pretending to
have night title interest to the to be and
appear District COu OF the United States for the Dis
m aforesaid to be holden the city of New Orleans
before the THIRD MONDAY from this date to show
they have why the said Bnk Recovery,
tackle sppa e and furniture should not be condemned
and deceed forfeited to the of tue beants
IT, s. Marshafs Office New Orleans, January 4th, 1S49.
jas, Is. % VIM. F. WAGNER, U. S. Marshal.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
l. STATES for the District of Lousana-No 6557-W.H.
L.4TYMER vs. Bark FLORID.4.-ln obedience to the
command Of an Admiralty Warrant to me directed in the
above entitled suit have seized the Bark FLORIDA, her
tackle apparel and furniture etc. and do hereby cite and
admoush the owner thereof and all and every
other persons having pretending TO have
right the to be and appear before Dis
Court of the United States for the District aforesaid TO
be holden at the City of New Orleans, on or oet the bird
MONDAY from this date. TO show cause If any they have
can why the said Bark Florida hetacke apparel urni
ture ETC. should be condemned and sold agreeaby 10
the prayer of the ibellant.
v. s Marshal's Office New Orleans Jan. 18th, 1919.
jl5 p e VIM. F. WAGNER, U, 5. Marshal.
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Medical. Law and Miscellaneous Library.

Medical, Law and MiscelIaneous Library.
GALE OF RARE VALUABLE ENGLISH STANDARD
- WORKS, auction.
An ENGLISH STANDARD LIBRARY, Medical, Law, Hsor
cal, Miscellaneous Military, Literary, Scientific,
Will be sold without auction, by catalogue
days. No. 30 ST. Charles street, opposite St Charles Hotel,
j. B. Rusconi, collection English Editions
RARE AND VALUABLE WORKS. comprising 2400 volumes of
Medical Biographical POetca Miscellaneous Works.
be gwen o the day SALE
be a place.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS


LATITUDE. ss 81 80 N.-LoNeIrUDE, 80 Win Time Oh.
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NEW FEEp,sToRE;

n lKUERN FUh HAY :, VOhN, VhIS, bKAN, PU-
~ TATOES etc, promptly attended to.
T.. CHAPMAN, SO Tchoupiouas street.
Ret6reace-J & r. GEDDEs. [jals6ml near Poydras
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GREAT BARGAINS IN CAPS.
100 DOZEN, CLOTH FUR and GLAZED CAPS
lOO together with lot of Fancy Caps FOR Nsv9
A-R CHILDREN Just received at my Store, "a
Era No IS Graoier street They will be sold -
9very low, at wholesale o retail.
jalS 4t G.. V. RAYMOND, Manufacturers Agent.
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HOUSE TO RENT and FURNITURE FOR SALE.
A FRAME HOUSE, situated Nayades street, first
n house above the Ticket-otiice of the Carolon 81
Rail Road Company. The FURNITURE is new, r H;
and OF the best kind. and will be sold bargain as -A
the owner intends leaving the city.
Rent s22 so per month. JalS 6t
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MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, FLORIDA
CEDAR AND TENNESSEE CEDAR
WE have inst received choice lots of the above kinds of
w Logs, which will up order sell in log.
Also, yard assorted sizes and well seasoned Cherry,
Black Walnut, Maple, Hickory White Oak, White Pine,
Cypress POPLAR and Yellow Pine English Fl RE BRICKS
Fire Clay, Fire Tiles, Sand etc.
PRAGUE u SHERMAN, Arcade Mills,
IA 10 and IS St. Joseph street.
Saving, Planning, Turning and Grinding. ja16 Iw
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FOR CALIFORNIA

DERS0NS in want of Goods for the California Market,
will find great variety of suitable articles for that
Try, such as AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AXES,
HATGHETs; CUTLERY Of t,, every kind. COOKING
CAMP street. Jals 6t1 ALIEN HILL.
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szP TO sail IN FEW DAYS.
ENOR NEW YORK-ST.ANTON'S LOUISIFNA
4 md .NEW YORK LINE OF P4Gk- L.
ETS-The fast-saing regular packet ship QUE sfIE
BEG Capt. Geo. S. Brewster. having the principal
part of her cargo on board will sail as above. For balance
of freight or passage having superior state accommo
daons apply on board Pier No l. foot of St Joseph ST.,
or to J. w. STANTON t. co.
d& corner of Magazine and Lafayette streets
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FOR SALE.
A FIRST CLASS STEAMBOAT. mea- f. h.
IA l65 teet-l82 feet deck, % feet stt9GhhS
BEAM with six feet hold, has three forty inch lssssz,k
boilers 70 feet long two twenty inch cylinders seven feet
srOke-al entirely new with the boat She draws only 80
inches water, and will carry $50 freight Is only one
year and nine months old her cabins furnished in excel
lent style, and well found in respect For further par
uculars apply 10
dl4 If HYDE & OGIESBY, IL Poydras st.
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
spsrs IUDTOW A. SMITH
ORLEANS THEATRE.

MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 90, l8i9-Wll be presented tn
Isecond the second part
Drama, IN acts, by A. Dumas.
tS- Performances half o'clock. jazz
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


MoNday Moinlng, Jan. 2, 1873
COTTON.-The letters by the Washington which came
TO hand Friday, said to be of very
character for Cotton and have given additional strength
TO market On Saturday there was quite an active in
qury here and though factors, in anticipation probably that
the Amencas letters would be more favorable than the
statements by telegraph insisted upon very full prices
the sales ran up to 00O bales taken chiefly for Europe
We have raised our quotations accord nearly with
the closing rates
EEW-oRLEAKs CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior .45E05l4 Midding Fair 65S06zs
ordinary .......55aGD554 air. 7sHD7a
ddiing ..........6 GD6t4 Good FAIR. nominal.
GoOd hlddhng. GDb52 Good and Fine nominal
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JOsEpH H. PALMER, Wholesale Dealer in DRY
GOODS, IS Gravier street jsls Sm
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NEW MILLINERY STORE,
80 CHaRTRE rs Street betUeeR BIeRUIte GHd CONT SIS.
AIRS FEUMELOT respectfully informs the Ladies that
WI she has opened the above Store for the sole pur.
pose Of des ong herself 10 the perfection OF LADIES
HATS and BONNETS. Her experience in thatS ~
line of business, and her well known taste, which S
formerly wei appreciated by the ladies hat
few years ago the Of the former house of E.
LEFEBvRE & BROTHERS, in which Mrs FEUMELOT
long time at the head of the Millinery Department,
make her hope that she will share of the Ladies'
patronage, which she respectfully solicits. jal9 ct
EAGLE LIFE AID HEALTH INSURANCE
COMPANY.-No. 40.
WALL ST., N. Y-CAPITAL $500, 000-100 900 PAID In.
This Company, from its possession of ample Capital,
in addition to It's reserved Premiums has decided advantage
purely utua COMMANDS poEt of security to those
desiring to effect LIZ INSURANCE. Its having
surpassed the most sangune antcpaon of its founders,
its advantages to be duly appreciated by the COM
muni.y Its about 10 per less than Mutual
Companies, or the same with full participant on in the profits
PoSpecuses will be furnished, and applications for insu-
rance forwarded to the Company. on application to
GEORGE WOOD, New Levee
jail 1m3p and 'fchoupitoulas street.
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Memoranda:

BELUW -NUMINU UFl
Brig Hanover, =, from -.
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I.9fl Ellesnefe "a eteetag inanameni WITH sho,t
fssfiniian f., marx he gave 4 Adasn. In the n9th
aisle df tie ienfY vi chapel IN Westminster Abbey
The Cork Constitution sars. that few days ago.
country Iaupef baagt e piti from her father for The
sum Of i've slbngs sad sevenPence, Tor the object oi
tadirg with her IN begg'ng.
oue ambitious # pursuing the fae arts lat4ly amused
himself hy printing the Ayesbufy superintendent Of p9-
Ices malc. side yellow apd Inc oher green
Erht, polsh refugees have heen ordered To quit Pa
rs within twenty -four haufs and France IN three days
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July 23-wlm
Sfr.i,REa :

Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccrv con-
tnued by adjournment and held Tor the county of Camp
1919 ~ "''
Patsy peprost, Iloratio Depries Nancy his wife o,.
merry Nancy W bod the Hoiaio admins ainr Of
Edmund neprct dec d. joel Depricst Eliza Ifchf wild
ow and rect OF Collin p. Ltchiord decd formerly Eli,
fpest joel Franklin and Caa, h wife, formerly Calls
Ia lepres John Dprest, William Depriest and rurpin
i'efes', The two last infants sueng by the said Patsy Their,
mother and next friend, Lewis Franklin and Betsy his wife
formerly Betsy wood, and the LOWS as curator of he
estate ct Jane Wood, decd, David Icrndon admir- Of john
Wood. decd, Cyrus Bailey Elizabeth his vile formerly
Elizabeth Wood William Wood IN his own right and as
admir- OF Jesse Wood deed, John Bay Emclnc his wiz
formerly fmeiine Wood, Edmund Wood and Nancy Wood
winch f.uzabeth, " Illam, Jesse, Emone, Edmund and
Nancy, are infants aud sue by David Ierl and Richard
Aiorg m their guardian, and William A Clement admir- Of
George ". Jones decd, Pl,in.iH:
ng1illSt
John Rosser executor of Edmund Wood deed and trustee
mnd hesser, William oser and Allen Tweedg and Mar
tina his vile Defn,,n,
IN CHANCERY
This cause this day be further bca rd on tho ma,
peS formerly fead and argued by COUNSEL on cosea.
non whereof the court doth order, that Philip +. Whcs
execution oil Edward b. Wes, deceased do proceed TO col
c' the purchase money OF the slave Squire in the proceed
lng menioned heretofore sold by the said Edward Is WIKI
e as Commissioner, in pursuance o the deere.ai order in
his case) when the becomes and that he do ron
an account before Commissioner Shepperon the pur
chase money OF SAID slave, and the expenses attending the
and also OF the Transactions oil the sand Edward b.
N"s, as trustee ot the plaintiffs Patsy eprcs and her
report 81 the same, with any matters specially deemed
pe by HIMSELF required by the parties To be Ga sta,
led Acopy-Tese,
JNO. u. ALEXANDER ClI
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yirgissi:a:

virginia:
7 rules held in the Clerks office the circuit superior
court OF law and chanccry for the county OF Halifax, in
the month of June, lSl9.
Richard Elmundson piaintjG
against
Howell Chastan, Mclianey Hubbard, Isam II Britton
anu william Nauhop Defendants.
IN CIiANCERY.
HE Defendant William Wauhop, not having made his APP.
pearancc and appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
not ahnhaban OF this Commonwealth 1t ordered the
said defendant VIM Wauhop, do appear here the first dav
o september term next and answer the Plaintiffs bill and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted the Inc
burg gnan Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the
front door oil the Court House of this county
\ Copy--fese,
June 2l-w2m WILLIAM HOLT, Clerk
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virSiIsfn !:


inlcs holden in the Clerks Office of the C;rcu;t Gu
Pefior Court OF Law and Chancery for The county n,
@eH at the court house thereof ON the first MONDAY m
E"rll r. Johnson, plaintiff
against ia'rii
pies, - W. LARK ana Aoam STA
~, IN CHANCERY
ueleroant James W. Wauhop, having entered his
ddL1 anu gwen security according To the Act i As.
, t"e iueS OF TINS court, and appearing BY satisac
wy eN 'ehce that he is not nhaban OF MS Conmon.
h; on the motion OF the plaintiff by counsel il is o,
@ me sad defendant do appear here on the list Mon
f III september next and the PLAINTIFFS amended
% u' mat copy Of this order forhw III published in
,,i ~ 'ifsihian Tor two months s,ccessiyely and
posted at the front door of the court ho,sc a, ,h i """
some court lay A -, -, uS' VI TINS county, On
July l6-w3m SAli,t =, I'm. -, -, -
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Lots for Sale,

I HAVE a number OF BUILDING LOTS in the neigh
L borhood OF MIR David b. Paynes residence, which |
wish to sell they are laid of into and Acres and
wibe divided into halt acres purchaser should desire
it. These Lots pleasantly situated at cony enent
distance from Town. Persons wishing purchase. will call
upon MIR {. J.. Wills, with whom have left plot and
survey of the Lots and who nmy Absences authorized
sell them WAI DANIEL. in
July 9-uts
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Feb. 2m
Vir.inil:

T Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancefv con
a nued and held for the county of Campbell Court
House thereof Thursday the 18th day of MAY 1918
John I living and Mary his wife formerly May crn-
don, Plaintiffs
against
Young w Robertson, Executor OF Edward Ierndon dee d
Daniel Il. iIcrndon, George Icmdnn Jane Graves Polly
Sutherland, Dudley Richardson and Nancy his wife Amy
Trent, Rhoda Clements, Robert Noiis and Sophia his wife
William johnson and Elizabeth his WIFE, Susan Ilci ndon
Jesse b. Hernd)n, William IIeJon, Reuben lTerndon HE
unknown heirs OF Valentine llcndon decd the unknown
heirs o Lewis lIerndpn decd the unov heirs OF Bena-
min lierndon decd, the unknown hers Iiendon
decd the unknown heirs OF John Ierndon Decd the
known heirs oil Sarah Samuel decd the unknown heirs OF
Elizabeth Baker decd, and the unknown heirs of Catherine
Durham deed, Defendants
IN CHNNcERY
Thscausc in which tappears that the plaintiffs have pro-
eecdcd according to law against the absent defendants and
that the process awarded the plaintiffs duly upor
ban1 q. Herndon, Gco.Hndon, Wind onson and Elizabeth
his wife, VIM liendon and Reuben iIendon MOI than
two months have elapsed since the service thereof and the
publication Aforesaid, this day be heard Oh HE
bill, answers o the defendants lcrndons Exor Thon as
Samuel, Robert Samuel and Martha g. Slammed, and was ar
sued by counsel On consideration whereof. the Couri doth
take the bill ofthe eompanant as to the first
named defendants and adudgc order that the de-
Decd do render before Josiah Sheppcrsunon the Commits
executor of said lcrdon decd krh said account the
said Commissioner is directed examine state and settle
and make report thereof to this Court with any matters sp
cay stated deemed pertinent by himself OF required by any
ol the parties tnbc stated.
A t'1Dy-'ECStp
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SCHOOL ADVERTISEMENT.

fINiit Eleventh Session oi my School the
first Tuesday in September. Thankful for the very lib
fal patronage bestowed upon would soli its eontnn
anec No pains shall be spared moral and
mental culture OF those committed to my training.
TERMS as heretoiorc-viz Sl2i, SIS, Sl7l per session
oil i've months. W. b. FEA rHERSTON.
July 3D-wt}S
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JNo. u. ALEXANDER, Cl'k.



Campbell Courthouse, July 23d lSI9 (
he larhes Interested in the foregoing order Of court W i'll
please take notice, that have appointed TUESDAY thc ssh,
Gay Oh August next TO commence the taking OF the ACCENTS
e'ted ny SAID order, on which day by nine O'clock A Nj
'e parties Will attend at Office, at Campbell Cocnbousc
WIN Ner accounts vouchers and copies of count papcrs
prepared Tor examination and settlement r~r9'
JOSIAH STEPHENSON Comr
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NOTICE..

fIE copartnershp, heretofore existing the sf,le
L 5. GUGGENliEINER Y BROTHER, has been dis
lived by the death of the senior partner II is important
that the concerns of that firm be speedily mn
dcrsgned will therefore earnestly call persons indebted
10 them forward without delay and settle up heir
vcrai debts, and all persons Saving claims he finn are
desired TO present them for payment.
n aGuGGENUEIME
Dec 7 GO
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS
COSTUME HALL.

COSTUME HALL.
SPRING AND SUMMER LoTlIiNt;-WI iFs IN
AND RETAIL.
an ha I'd anil Tor sale tho largest and hest rnen, ~
~ SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, at prices ye.
~ much reduced.
COATS.
cvciy variety ebrarng all the latest styles and
improved and make, rom Is 10 ? g. J. 5 6
:, -i0, and upwards
pANTAL00NS
Pautaloons q sll kinds, from Is cts 10 J. 50 -
81 and also very fashionable 81 vie, the Iamarne ,in,
low a }, } 30, 81 and upwards.
VESTS.
Vests Of every variety, comprising silk satin cashmere
mareillcs, valencia from 30 cts 10 10 els 81 - ~ ~
- and upwards.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Always ON hand the largest and best assortment of Bows
Clothing offered ia this city.
y splendid assortment OF CLOTHS and CASSINERES
81 the best make together with large handsome var
~ OF NIX and marscilles yests winch will made nv a
order ia the best manner 2Ope less tan acrusto-
cd fiee and IN all eases neat and beautiful fit guaranteed
At COSTUME HALL.
Corner Of Prdtt street and CentYc Market Spqce
II. II. COLE.
e. Attached 20 the sboveis Of the largest and most
extensive SHIRT FACTORIES in the country embracing
every variety aud make at prices which fail please
an. one wishing opnrehase. 9 LONE PRICE ONI.Y!-ft
BALTIMORE Md, April 2-w1y.
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LAND FOR SALE.
DY virtue o the authority, vested IN me by deed o
ID frust, cNecnicahy John M. Price and wife bearing
date TIN lthday Of July, lG and orceord in the Clak
Office oi Boleonr, Roanoke and Montgomery counties,
oHeI 10 sell, privately, that portion ot the
"BENF MOUNTAlNp
& + o l. A -,
winch rcunins uusad, conssngni about
FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND ACRES OF
J.1LG.1BLE LIND.
The sad Tract is situated IN the counties OF Montgomery
and Floyd aud embraces within alua bic
TOBACCO LAND.
The whole oi well adapted 10 the growth otGfass, an
to cultivation 81 roots, potatoes tanips, bcets sc &c
T9pefsms wishing to purchase stock farms Tor rearing
cattle horses mule etaherp, ebnnot too highly recommend
the land offer ipr sale. know 81 such range Tor
stock thu Bent Mountain The extreme heallnncss OF
the pae, profcba and there desirable place
tot a summer Residence.
PesansN ho may bc dcsraus OF purchasing, will address
John NJ Price, he undersigned Fincaslc. Mr. Price
viii be always IL accompany persons who wish 10 view
the lands. Mr. Shngs, who lives near the place, will
take pleasure showing the land. Terms o sale will be
made known by Mr. PIlcc, the undersigned, aud will
ondeavor make them agreeable 10 persons wishing 10 buy
ALIEN. =. ESkRlDGE,
June s-wis Surviving Trustee,