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~ Truth, When witty, is the vIttiest oi
I'll things
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u - = -
sata laal ensefsaIned personal aisiiae to.3kn
scoM On the contrary have ever admited kis
bravery Is solder and his 81 10 and Qualifications
s ~ 9 enosr e ens vaEieps battles Ia which be
- 81 e nom me eonmsncemeat Of the
var q ~ " down q elose.0f the Mexican war.-
as = brave and srse soldier. Ia every promi-
nens assaae thai q has fallen 70 my lot 10 observe
u'm, never doubted ais being pure palriol, as
IN, 3 e en.s.sas sePaole and honest man.
"a - 49, si~ays eeen with homes,
Fan moi ,s,, .,s'''ocsaeN.
the Rspor,er o1.h, !, o ~ .ne soi'es q
s.. y Y AaoW 'las o'nerence that be-
IA s,sMssa 'as uostf'nes q democracy
t,p.,,.5 -, T., so.le sme since
The advoc.,es or ,r,,s - s..'s 4
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10 ABIGAIL CUREoF CoRNs, without cuttipp

~ ADlCALCUREOFCO RNS, without cutting
the least pain-Dr. ROSENBERG from Warsaw the capital
Poand the honor
th inhabitants in geuera Of this place that
erdicaton CORNS BQNlONS NAILS
OF his composition. - -
The operation performed the space
least pain and the his occupation s
satisfaction of carrying the Corn n hand.
Dr. r. is possession great dat,erng
IN snd other foreign distinguished Phy
ars and which have been Twelve the
eleven in the morning. from three
ROYAL STREET between Toulouse and ST. Peter mill 1y
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ID A. FAHNEsToCK,s yERMIFUGB =

- SAT EST AND MOST EFFECTIVE REMEDY FOR WORMS
Thai HAS EVER BEEN preparation hssuow
stood the
safe and efscna msdicpe for eIpeling
The proprietor made
within bis knowledge
found produce the sausy effects This ad
W the ertheasss and statsmsn Of hundreds Of
the country should induce families
vial Of the preparation their mild in its opsrs,
and be with perfect infsO
E For sale BY all the Druggists md
by country merchants generally. ryqf ia \
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Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamer,
FROM LTVERPOOL

Departures OF the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIpERPOOL
BALTIC, tAm) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY June O.
EUROPA, tBr),.. for NEW YORK. SATURDAY -. g.
NiAeAhA, ...ior MISUNDERSTANDING ~.
ATLANTIC, (Am.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 49,
AFRICA, tBr) for NEW YORK. SATURDAY 49,
thNADa, tbr)-...for BosToN.. SATURDAY, 80 20.
ARCTIC, tAm.) for NEW YORK. -. WEDNESDAY so
ASIA (Br).".. for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, July g..
Havre and Bremen Steamers
FROM SOUTHAMPTON
FRANKLIN for NEW YORK -. WEDNESDAY, June O.
WASHINGTON for NEW YORK. .. WEDNESDAY 10.
huhboiDf......f for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, July q.
BERMANN........ for NEW YORK. =. WEDNESDAY, 81.
FROM LIpERPOOL. -"
CITY OF GLASGOW FOR wEDN'Y June
GUY OF MANCHESTER for PHILADELPHIA. .WEDN'Y %.
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AUCTION SALES,


Furniture. Furniture.
BYR. NJ. MONTG OMERY & CO., Auc'rs.-
AT tho Old Auction Mart, 81 cHmp street
THURSDAY, July 10, at half-past 10 O'Clock
Ill VIII sold auction without reserve, , go,
Ks srsf E. ne" AIe ssisa asa .
Fine Household and Kitchen Furniture Library etc.
BY DRAKE & CO., Auctioneers.
On sfrsicore street. between B"sehus and Dyades seeia
THURSDAY, July 10, at o'clock--Wllt be
f fSii pai5 ruagas therein
s 81 Patl 9, sna ss cha%bs1 Furniture
\, s.. 4. LIBRARY Of Of. vALuAsi.E BOOKS
1 Sale positive, account Of departure Terms eah lyls
- sHERIFF's SALE
~ TF4TE j rs .s,s 4 s4 sss i
..a aists e. Isssss 7.
is;
viii ssa5 s e ass
:;s q a..
sHERIFF's, SALE.
sgTRssAnk ~. CHARLES
EpY VIRTUE Of a writ Of fieri facia ST to me
ID directed by the Honorable the Third Dlte. Court
e. 1 R asov sn ~ s % d. s
Royal
% r. :': 9; 5S se' sss
fronting Exchange Alley and
7 seized 4, edh in he above suit
iyIs II ~ % Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
u. sHERIFF's SALE. (
F,1 sTsse5 cosTE aEAM PIERRE ME-
RY VIRTUE Of writ Of fieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the First District Court of New
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EGYPTIAN EYE BALSAM.-D. CO

E11U1FIIAN Ell q BALoAH.-U.CU - AN1A
Ek HEN having had thirty years. offers the M
EYE
ophhala of years. standing, cured eleven
Tear the Of three cured weeks
three wseks gentleman who was used years
By enabied
them by randeight In eight hours after.
II three single DROP II eivas
brillsncy and The sight
~ Nos. is4 CIRCUS ST. myl0 Iy
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--e.-...l'---'- FRrpAY July Q. 1852
The Board met pursuant to Adjournment
Presentation. F .Alpuente, President: Messrs
Bailey, Burthe, Forbes, Herman. Lanata
Leeds, Lusto, Mccormick, Nixon, Philbrick
Ramos, Relf, Shaw. Stetson, Summers, Sykes.
Watkins, Wilson and Witt.
Absent-Messr Andrews, Derbes, Dolhonde,
Eustis, Mackey. Place, and Stevenson.
The following message from the Mayor was
read and laid over
a-.....-, 80 ~ 'MAyoRALTY OF Ngw0RLgass,l
re- - gag July 0, 1852
10 the Honorable President md Members Of the Board of 4s
sfsfarn Aldermen Of the City g NewOrieans.
dEkTLEMEN-l return for your further consideration
the resolution No 1853, emanating from your Hon Body
repeating an ordinance passed by the late Council Of Mu
nicpalty No One at their sitting Of 2d February 1852
authorizing the Mayor to SELL at public auction the
privilege Of constructing railroad through Claiborne and
other streets and which privilege accordingly adu
Dictated by me, the 10th March, 1882 to Mr. Loui,
surg subject to the approval Of the Common Council
stated in my message pf 18th April hst KIT
1t is my opinion you should, in first place have
confirmed rejected the adudicatig rnot on the re-
pealing Of the ordinance and for which son withhold
my approval Of said resolution.
Very respectfully. I have the honor to be
your obit servt, A. D. CsossMas Mayor
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscENr OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning, July 10, 1852
C0TToN-There was no change in the market yester
day, and we noticed sales of about 700 bales
NEW ORLEANS cLAssTFtcArioN.
inferior. .5K@61s Middling Fair .1l1s6-
Ordinary ..'.."..ss1@s Fair nomipa,
Good Mlddiins iolSm Good and Fine. 80. nominai
STATEMENT
stosk on hand Sept /, 1851 ....... 1880 49, 71
Received since. .1409l32 1861
- yesterday. 24=14oh8a6 0oO==76,S6l
L42l756 lo0,132
Exported to date. .....1, 4o2345 1853
yesterday.... 0oo=l4023i 5 756=T24 400
Stock on hand not cleared. Pal 2s32a
T0BACCOThe sales include 10 hhds at 32i at g. and
Sat O. q Ii.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-we heard of retail transac
tons only. Prices unchanged.
FL0UR-The market extremely dull. and the prin
cipal sale 100 bbs Ohio at So IS q bbl
aRATN-Corn was steady but quiet and sales limited
to about 1900 sacks including 1856 sacks mixed ut 49, o
white at So and 600 yellow at ST. p bushe. OF Oat
noticed sales Of 200 sacks Ohio 3O31 and 500 st
Louis at 3i35t p bushel. OF Bran 500 sacks were dis
posed Of at sjt3s7Js4 q 100 fb.
PR0vISI0NS-The Pork market continues dull. ant
business confined to retail transactions mostly ut 500 81
q Dbl There inquiry for Bacon with sales
30 casks Sides at 010 10 casks ordinary Shoulders
W, and 30 casks plain Hams private terms Lar,
was steady and $50 bbls No sold at 10, As bbs ant
terces at 10i4, and 100 kegs at lie p III.
C0pFEEsales LIS bags Rio at ~, and 4l0 at szsD9c
p h.
sALT-Three small cargoes sold, as follows 31o
sacks 900 nej at about 81 90 round 1860 sacks at
and sI5 also on private terms.
cANDLEs-1oo boxes Star were taken at 1876 p fb.
LARD OLA lot Of about 30 bbs No. 2 sold at 754 4
gallon MI
wHIsKY-The principal sale that we noticed was A
bbls Rectiaed ut 1715s q gallon.
FREIGHTs-We heard OF no new engagement
Northumberland fair:
Sterling Observation-Disclosures. lO9si6S1101
Francs. .......... s IL j1GD5 221
Network sixty day Bills. SOL "a Ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork parf5 " D Ct disc
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

yCKsBURG-Per Princess cotton
AlenS7 Payne Harrison3i do Wright Williams &co25
Jackson hcoS Thonh cllhenny97 Bukuer Stanto-3
Miesnwood &co6 Fean, Donegun DeSnules-5
Flowes &co-9d Gray Campbel334
aapdries to order-To,al, 234 bales cotton.
ST MARTINsvILLEPe Deia bales wool Arby-sO
Midas Bocls Iaper Ferr-ll corn Olivier Baaue-
and undres
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MEDICAL NoTICE-DR. LOCKWOOD. xho

AU COAS1AA 4NOA1SII--OIs. LOGhW0OO, VINO
III has obtained In Louisville Ky many
q the towns Of the South in BILIOUS, YELLOW TYPHua
Tic Donursus Bronchitis Psua Hspaths Liver Complaint
PeIicardH and all the Of
dissectons last winter College together
with his frequent the Charity Hospital
Of Morbid Anasony Which hs exhibit him
all Veneal Diseases such Syphilis in its
Secondary; Gonehes, STRUCTURES ae Beuirea
One No. 50
De- LocKWooDS specific, certain cure for syphilis
onorrh ec can be obtained the Office at five
the receipt dollars postad will
United States Tho observed IN sasss
- Ouiee hourH rom A. NJ to 5P N. oS Iyos
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
0FFIcE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Tuesday Morning, July 10, 1852. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Bremen bark Edmund, Wehman, London, Rodewald &co
schr Walter NJ Miller, Pensacola, Hurley
ARRIVED
Brig Dsnmnk Rsny days from Matanzas to Cas Becher o
Sd dist.
Bremen brig Helene hutchinson from Bremen 18th MAJ ballast to
master-3d dist.
Br sehr Eleanor SUSAN Smith, Ruaiau Island
ID
sehr Bennett Moss days Pensacola n,aster-Ban
Schr sonthron SNOW days Pensacola maeterSasin
Schf Patsalagn Sosun Pensacola hsarBasin.
Sohr Powhaan, Caro- days from Pensacola masteBan
chr PasnsEoulh Belion days from Pensacola mAeBasn
Steamboats,.
Dela, Castillo, from ST Nlartnsyile. .
Princess No 3, Phelps from Vicksburg.
Towboat South Martini Pnssestowed down and 10
the 9Th nst shin Charles
up briggs Denmark md Helene, schr Eleanor and Susan
EXPORTS
LoNDON-Per bark Edmund 1856 hhds tobacco 1880 staves
PENSACOLAPer sohr Walter NJ: flour 70 do bread l5o
10 do coffee. casks bacon $4,000 feet lumber.
IMPORTS.
MATANzASPer brig Dnark bbls &co
RUATAN lSIANDPsr sehr Eleanor Susan Fruit
HAvANAPer brig Mount bags Coffee sugar
bslna vals3 cigaA NJ Caslogdo Rives12
bxs sugar rug Mir dco-s7 do R Cahisac.
PENSACoLAPer chr Gov Bennett Dagraye
PENsACoAPer cr southron: $4,000 lumber Pooey AGO
PENsACoAPer scr Panaga 10000 lumber latin
to- G Pooley &co DO.
schr Powhsan $4,000 feet lumber 800 pairs
PENsACoLAPer sehr PascagOula $4,000 lumber Pooey
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NEW ORLEANS
.....-5--g. 0fficfaI. 5a an
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 49, 1862.
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ORDER OF THE DAY

.. ORDER OF THE DAY
The following report was called up as the
order of the day, and q motion for its adoption
carried ~Nt 5s,,''f
The Committee Education, to whom was refe, "a an
ordinance providing for appropriation Of Il
the support Of the Public Schools and I'll
of distribution and application Of the same' recol
that this Board concur with the Board Of Alderi
the adoption Of raid ordinance, and ask to be scha
from the further consideration of the subject.
.-.-... ..-. @. W. SHAW,
--f,. " HEERMAss,
Jso A. WATKINS.
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The resolution authorizing the sale of the con
tract for furnishing iron plates for bridge tops,
presented on the 29th June last by Mr.. Bailey,
came up as the order of the day
Mr.. Nixon moved to amend by striking out
6 two years." and substituting in lieu thereof,
6 zone year" which was carried, and the reso-
luton us amended was read and adopted, as
follows, unanimously by yeas and nays:
Resolved That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby au
horzed to sell at auction after sixty days notice ant
to the lowest bidder the contract for supplying the cit
with iron plates for bridges for the term Of one year
per plan and specifications in the Surveyors office
The resolution instructing the Judiciary Com.
mlttee to report an ordinance vacating the seats
OF members regularly absent, etc., presented
on the 18th of June last, came up as the order
of the day
Mr. Nixon moved to amend by striking out
g the Judiciary Committee" and inserting in
lieu thereof ga special committee of four, y
which was carried, and the resolution as
amended was adopted, as follows:
Resolved, That special committee OF four be appointed
with instructions to report ordinance yacatng the
seat Of member of this Board who shall absent him
self for three meetings without having
| leave from the Council. .-...e.s
The President appointed OH said committee
| Messrs. Nixon, Watkins, Burthe and Relf
The majority and minority reports of thu
Committee on Improvement and Building, pre-
sented on the 29th June last, came I'D as thu
order of the day.
| On motion the minority report was rejected
and the majority report adopted, as follows:
The majority of the Committee on improvements and
by the Board Of Aldermen on the LIST Of June
the surveyor to submit to the Common Council plan
estimates for an iron railing and other improvements fol
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The following resolution, presented on the
22d June last, which came up as the order of
the day, was read, and on motion adopted:

Inc following resolution, presented on the
22d June last, which came up as the order of
the day, was read, and on motion adopted
Reoice That it be- and is hereby made the duty of
the Mayor submit the question of Licensen or No
Lcense to the citizens and voters of this city pursuant
the provisions of the first section of the Act of March
l. 1852 entitled An Act concerning the Licensing Of
Drinking Houses and the Sale of Intoxicating LIQUORS in
this State such day shall hereafter be designated
for vote the proposed Constitution of the State
and in conformity to the then existing laws regulating
elections.
Resolved That the Attorney of the City be requested to
communicate to the Counc his opinion the legal
effect OF the Act Of 4h March last the Acts Or
under which the city authorities have heretofore
granted licenses to drinking houses, etc.
The following substitute for the resolution of
the Board Of Aldermen, relative to the securi-
ties to be given by persons contracting with the
Mayor, Aldermen, ETC., of the City Of Newer
leans, etc., presented on the 22d June last,
came up as the order of the day, and was on
motion adopted:
Resolved That any person persons contracting with
the Mayor and Common Council Of the City of NewOr-
leans for any work to be done in pursuance Of law
dnance or any person or accepting any Office of
trust or emolument from said Corporation, who
qured by law or ordinances to give bond for the faithful
performance of the duties devolyng upon him them
shall be- and are hereby required to furnish security who
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
T. Photographed for the Lynchburg virginian.
Arrival Of tne MISUNDERSTANDING q
a steamer and loss Of Life.
New York, Nov.15.

NEW 4 DIRK, NOV. IL
TIE Steamer Atlantic from Liverpool with
dates IL the Ord inst arrived IN this porto day
The Commercial intelligence states thai Cotton
was depressed. having declined nearly d, an
advance IN Flour ol 3 d. aud also Wheat OF 2
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1aImabIe Farm, near I.ymehburs ,or

SALE-The Farm which i've lying imnIrd
,ely IN the Va and Tennessee Railrpad ard extending
to- within three miles of the city IT Lybehburg i Tor
ale This Farm contains about 700 Acres lies remark
abs we'll is veil wntered large proportion N ~oa'
heavily timbered. with ,rse conor'able iarns resi-
enee large Orchard ind other eonyenences sult.d 70
the camfnit of lnrge family This land wa fii IN
original fertility. tommy in this State. and is nov IN ne
aie Improvement most of IL well set IN ci6Yf, an"
capable Of producing twenty bushels of wheat To the
acre n il also well adapted to the Grazing business
being fine grass land and capable of being divided Into
number of small feds. with abundant supply OF
water in each There j. aso. this tract very hne
situation for large manufacturing mill. with abundant
wnfer.power (Gcn o q. Clays and Mr.. John tioilins
large manufacturing mills being located on the sun"
| stream.)
In view Of ita proximity the city Of Lynchlnifg.and
great productvcncss of its soil II might be very lfnht-
ably devoted the rnsnr of vegetables for the lynch
hurk market and will be divided into small fraes to
| suit pun ohasors.
A. tin,t of land well situated. and combining
40 many advantages srarcly if ever, in market per-
.ons wishing buy will do well to mike cary nppica-
ton. Ed. bphib
Richmond .rmi-wceky Whig charlottesville Advo-
cate aud Farn,le Journal copy week aud forward
accounts 10 this office oct l5--dts
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lFnYallc Lands.

hive nso Cor -alr, very desirable tact Of Lnnd ly'
ing the county Of Fnyette both sides Of the Charles
ton fayette aud Raleigh Turnpike rond known tho
Hil II Harvey Tnct. combining about 300 Acres well
improved, with II good Dwelling. Barn, Stal1es and
uther Out tlousra,-a fine Apple aud Peach Orchard,
IND j. Admiralty snnted Tor Store Tavern stand.
ALSO, one other adjoining the snme. eontain-
ing between 200 and 800 ACRES. Aud ore other
Trnct knnwn the Bragg Tract. MI of which be III
IN few miles of ihe late surveys for the Ralroad 10 tho
Ohio River and is of choice quality.
orr I5.d,. H. !. BURTON.
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LEXINGTON n Th. ouE !,

1i.Ls. sssu,s2SSl TO BuCI AEAk. IN TWO DAYS, IN
our Mai FACkET Boafs,by Sco smile
an Lgncl6urr On an after The 10TH our l,of will
,nve Richmond dnily S1nduysTXceptcd NJ the 0-unl
hour r. aud arrive in Lynchbnrg in 81 hours and
ia buchanan in l. hn,ns.
Returning covc Buchanan nj u A. NJ, ercry dry,
except Sunday. und arrive IN Lgnelburg at 60 NJ
Lenvr Lynchburg nj 8 aud nrtiye IN Richmond in
- hours, in time with the Norfok lonz lcny.
ing ut 81 a. ~, aud the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving AT A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington connect with dnily line
Of Stages AZ North River Returning leave lesington
every day except Sundays, mud erllye in Richmond in
1 h0urs
Pn4senecra Cor Farmvillc fare O.; Buckingihp G III.
fare 81 25j Cla,lotlesvc. fare 81. and Souunn, Ere
81 will enyo Richmond in Mondays, Wednesday and
Fridays Bouts
Below see card Of time Of arrival at ntermodiato ds'
tances:
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Gt1EAM SAW MILLS ~ Engines.
~ Tie sGbsclibci vii furnish - order, Stcnm Saw
Mil and Engine of any size mud Of the most approved
tslrocnn, warranted to equal any ever offered to tho
publi'. aud viii be sold ut very low prices by
.np Gets CURTIS EkMEa
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CHEAP SHOES, HATS, eyess
A MANS a NAN rOR A TIAr."
Furniture garc-gtoOa,s,

5ersaaar 99sg1 D., Z sEEklLfWEt " ssIN~FLVWakI9f
sssr-+s--srsG EIcHnoHD. Va,
t2J~sa-~--"-~s3 Op0esac Erclauge Bank Maia Streg
we are now oierIng the largest assortment and grrnt
est variety o., turuur thai has ever been offered In thu
market. cur motto j. quick sales and smnll profits
We are or ing grru Inducements 10 buyers a. We hhV'
n.ly erected very nrpe iactory aud mountaineering
,,n u very nr,c scale Call and mine stuck be-
f,rr buying. aud if offer Furniture lower tina,
,ny other hou-e in Vlrginp, ia forfeit our repuin
NON 1nu 5.i-l JONES Il lIAkNO GOD.
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AA Il A y X I'D
II AZ received large supply of BOOTS, SHOES,
4 . HATS. CARS. TRUNKS. VALiSES, CAR
PET BAGS. UMBRELLAS, md other goods us'inl in
well supplied Boot Shoe and Hat Store, oil oi which
nrc offered Gr prices am determined tn lfitnsact
my business right slnight along but little carife how
others do thcra II due my friends, tocx my
heartfelt thanks for their very be-n putronoge. My
effort slinll be to secure it, continuance.
nrl DIa Exnrras cnnV In j .NEAHlLRY
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IOSEPIllI. WILSON.
- neutrality-suspicious. A

Il Boiling aud lOHN ). MEdEDlTH hive as.
sciaed Themselves prnrice Inv under the style OF
BOILING Il MEREDITH. They will practice IN
The District Court lenchburg. nnd Mr.. Meredith viii
attend the superior nni ninr Courts of Buckingham,
Cumberland. Prince Edward aud Appomnttox; md Mr..
Boline will uttcnd the Sup rnr and inferior Courts al
Iynchburs. Bedford. Campbell and Aopon,attox, md
the Superior Courts of Buck bingham Prince Edward
Address Philip \. Boiling. Lynchb rg John 5.
Meredith. Buckingham Courl lIouse.
.Vs Office in l.yhchhnrg, in Of + y. Jennings
Store oct 23.dtelm
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SEPTEMBER 2gTH. 1852.
q T. q nc d r. VA. 4. II 4 Il L. R /,

LNNCnBuRG, "a.
ID ESPECTFULI.N beg the attention of the Ladies'
a IN his superb 81 q ~ Fancy Dry Goods nov being
received and opened. The following is portion of his
vcr, elegant assortment:
Solemll Brurude plnin Gro De Nationale. Gro DE
Afr re Plaid Watered aud other STYLES cod silks
% % 30. -, Il, aud 30 inch sup'r blk Gro ID"
Rhine silkz.
a8 0and - inch eztm suprbl'k rnH,ta sill. Also.
4up'r blk Gro De Armnoe -ilks.
French printed Mousin dc Lanes.
" Cnzlmcrcs assorted.
Solid Mmi-lin4 aud Mrrinos, in grenr vnrrty.
French Worked Conrs Sleeves. Cuffs Capes, Der
Ia ~ Hdk'f- great variety.
Splendid Nrck and Bonnet Ribbons.
French MnntiIlaa nad Clonks sept 30-dta
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. LIST OF LETTERS remaining

"A the Pat Ohre. Oh thu lJll dsF ell N'Vrn,lef,l 81
Persons calling for Leter~ IL the following MT, vii
Mica &c say they ADVERTISED.
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flushing TACKLE.-Fi.hn Rodsin Joint
of Lance wood and East lndia l'amboo, OF all kinds
and prices Reels &c: Limerick, Kirby Vrginia ana
Spring Hooks; silk. Hemp and Grnss Lines and lines
flushed Snoods Bait boxrs &c. Also. lo"t English
Hunting whips &c Wecan furnish to dealers ut Balt'-
more nsices WIN. b. & @. FISHER,
OpuOsite the fUnhIlH fbtfl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-19

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tha above uaed aAaessmsets, aud who
amos 4 70 the sther q thcm, are 10
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