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FOR RENT.

- FOk RENT, for the balance of the wear.
the Brick Tenement on Main street. between
1sh and 9Th at present occupied py the subscriber.
The House 10 In good repair, is near the centre of
ousiness, and Possesses many sonveniepces a.
family residence Rent $500 per annum. Apply
on the premises or to the subscriber at the store of
T. R. Price q Co.
jy 3o-lSt RICHD C. HALL.
a HOUSE FOK RENT.-The Brick
II Dwelling ON 7th street, near the residence Of
Capt. VIM. Y. Sheppard, at present occupied by
Mr.. A. q. Sale. Possession given in few days-
Rent $500 per annun. TOLER & COOK.
Y ~ General Agents
a FOR RENT, the Store No 30 Main st.
- The stock OF Clothing yet on hand is large and
We'll assorted. and as 1t must be closed out in few
days, those in want have IN opportunity of sup.
plying themselves at very reduced prices
PHILIP DORNIN,
No 80 Main street. next to Purcell, Ladd & Co.
jy 29--t7Au+
q FOR RENT, the upper part Of the house
- occupied by the subscribers. Il contains 10
rooms. with water, stable, wood and coal house in
the yard, and il well suited for boarding house.
BAKER & TIkSLEY,
U&-n Broad street.
q MANSION HOUSE FOR RENT
II The subscriber having taken the FLOYD
HOUSE, offers for rent this House on Main street
No. 35x. 1t has nine rooms, and kitchen with
two rooms, and is well arranged for Boarding
House having been recently repaired and painted
Possession can be had Immediately. Price s275
Apply to JOHN A. JETER,
jy 2l-In* Floyd House.
o. HOUSE FOR KKNT.-A small Tene
III ment on Leigh street, near 3rd, can be had in
few days. Ii will be rented for the balance of the
year with the privilege of using the hydrant till the
hrst OF November without charge TO the renter.
TOLER & COOK,
Jy2l General Agents.
szs FOR RENT, a desirable Brick kesdence
II on Main street, suitable for a small family 1t
is sext door to Capt VIM. M. Fulton's residence
Possession may be had Immediately. Rent $3.50.
The present occupant has the usual variety OF
Furniture kitchen u ensi!s, &c. &C., which would
be sold on good terms. Appyto
T0LER COOK,
Jy 10 General Agents.
Aa FOR RENT, first rate large Brick
FL Dwelling, with every convenience, situated at
the ection of Marshall and Sixth streets This
house has lately been repaired and beautifed
throughout 1t has about 10 rooms, and is delight
fully situated. Rent S400 per annum; and posses
ToLER & COOK,
e22 General Agents
A. FOh RENT.-rhree offices, suitable tor
&:l professional men-one adjoining our office,
in Lisle's Row, and the other two in the Law Build.
ing Apply to US. TOLER 81 COOK,
jel7 General Agents
Na FOR RENT-The small brick tenement
LEI on Doth street. near Franklin street, now occu-
pied by Mr.. Samuel p. Mountain, is for rent. Pos
session can be had in few days. Rent, S75.
jy ~ TOLER & COOK, General Agents
d. FOR RENT. two newly built tn hree.story
5 Houses, with yas pipes lhroua hout--on Main
street, between End and 3rd streets Apply to
my 26-s w. GODDIN.
a. FOR RENT, comfortable ROOM over
our store. Possession given lst August.
HART e. MOSES,
jy q % Main street.
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t FOR BOSTON.-The superior fas
S3R47 sailing schr MARY WISE, Capt Crockett
10 now ready to receive freight a. above, and will
sail with all possible dispatch.
For freight or passage, apply TO
iy 80 ROBT RANKIN.
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NHONTAGUE'S DIRECTORY FOR
Ivl lS52-Subscribers for Montague's Directory
for 1852, are earnestly requested to call at our oce
for their copies, and all other persons who wish TO
near the city, are invited TO call upon us, there
being large surplus of the work yet on hand
jy5 ToLER & COOK.
MIGHTY THOUSA FEET 1 Id
Il INCH DRESSED FLOORING, even lengths
$4,000 do white Pine Boards and Plank; 10000 do
aeasoned Oak Boards; $1,000 do do inch Buttsn.
wood l9,t 90 do IA inch C heart Step Plank, now
landing from board schrs Telegraph, Canton and
Ashland for sale
my Its 4 d G. WHITFIELD.
VOMPOUND TONIC Pill THE
" AGUE AND FEVER KILLER--These Pills
are beyond all doubt the most speedy and certain
remedy for the cure OF the Ague and Fever, Chiils
and Fever In its various forms, ever brought before
the pubic-for the test of years and the experience
of hundreds have proved it SUCH Try it. you who
suffer. For sale by
jy 20 Ell. PlCOT, Druggist
DICH 81REGEe AN TIssUks.-We
HI have still on hand very rich assortment OF
BareRes and Tssues of the latest style; also, piain
figured and plaid summer Silks; handsome French
Lawns and Canbrics white and colored and cm
broidered Muslins very hne French Embro1deI1es
ia the way of French worked Capes, Collars, Guns
whsh we sci Ing at very reduced prices, a. the
CHAS. HARTWELL 4 cos,
iva lot Broad street
I ADlkS, DRESS GOODS AT COST
IL Splendid figured and plain Barage At % CENTS
Rarsse de LANES 10 and IL cents; hne Frcnch De-
lainss IS sts; nne French Lawns, Swiss and Cam
hlie Mu.ins, satin siriped snd checked Mssin plain
and fancy Silks. For bargatNs, call ct
jyl2 JACOB A. LEvY'S.
NVTICK.-R 4. DUVAL having this day u.
II len his brother, J, P. DuvAL, into co.pars
nership the business win in future be conducted
By Il. Il. Duyal & Brother, at the old stand,
under the American Hotel. We are now rcceiying
fresh supply OF Drugs, Medicines PAints, Oils, &c
Ac ana hope BY strict personal attention. 70 merit
| portion Of pubits patronage. X. x. DUvAL,
J. r. DUVAL.
Richmond, July lst. 1851. jyl
T9KRsH PRUNRHs-I have just received .
| I let Of the aheve article, which I'can recon.
mspd g frssh,. and a excellent article tor family
nsa CaiI q ANTONIO PIZZiNF6,
iel Under City Hotel.
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I1KRsH PRUNRH.-l have just received :
I let Of the aheve article, which Ircan RECON-
nsa CaiI q ANTONIO PIZZiNF6,
ieI Under City Hotel.
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1-NA4dA -FAUQUIEK SPRlNGS.-
IS6 vIRG'A CENTRAL RAILROAD
And sIAGk LINE.-Fare reduced to IS,
from Richmond to the Fsuquier White Sulphur
Springs.
days, Thursdays ond Saturdays, BY the Va. Central
Railroad to Gordonsve, thence by stages to the
Springs Leaves the Springs on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays At O'Clock p. H., and arrives
in Richmond next day by O'Clock P. ~.
Passengers will find this pleasant and very com.
Portable route the cars, coaches and teams are
all COED and the conductors and drivers not only
steady and attentive but gentlemen.
p Servants are charged full fare on the
Stage.
T- Seats can be secured at the Central Rail.
road Office In Richmond, and OF D. n. Pattie At the
Springs
iy 7d4W F. p. SAWYER.
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The MASSACRE OF CAPTAIN MARCY AND
HIS CoMMAED.-In the New Orleans papers
received yesterday, we find the detailed ac-
count of the massacre of Captain Marcy's
command, heretofore announced by telegraph.
Some doubt has been expressed as to the truth
of the statement.
From the Fort Smith Herald.
Two expresses arrived in this city to Col.
Wilson, Commander of the Fort, one from
Fort Arbuckle, the other from Fort Washita.
on Wednesday eveniag last, bringing the me-
lancholy and distressing intelligence of the
destruction Of the expedition to the head.
waters Of Red River, aud murder of Captain
Marcy and the whole of his command, about
80 men.
Itappears that Waco Chief came into Fort
Arbuckle a few days ago, and stated, that when
out on the. plains with his band oil Indians,
about 20 days travel from Arbuckle, compa.
ny of Camunches and kioways came into his
camp, some of them dressed in soldiers clothes,
and others with bay yonets fastened to sticks, and
other articles he knew belonged to troops, and
that they stated to him that as the Camanches
were on their way to attack the post ON the
Brazos, they came across Capt. Marcy's expe
diti0n, and when they discovered him, they
weat into his camp, and he gave them presents,
and then left.
At night, The indians succeeded in getting
up a stampede among the horses and mules,
and ran them of, after which, about o'clock,
or about day light, they attacked the command,
there being about 1000 Indians, and fought ali
tina. day, and the next day they succeeded in
killing of the whole company. 1t is also 70.
ported by the same Chief, that the Camanches
intend attacking Fort Arbuckle and the posts
on the Brazos. He says that he escaped by
giving up all the peIiries, &C., that he had, and
was glad to get of by that means. The Waeos
live in the neig ghborhood OF Fort Arbuckie, and
the officers at thatpos place full con6deace in
the report.
The expresses sent in from Arbuckle and
Washita show plainly that an attack is apprs-
hended. lsdeed, reports Of the gathering Of
the Camanches in body, and their detern-
nation to attack the whites, has been frequent
in this place for the last four or Eve months,
and it accords with the statement made by
Col. Humphries, Of Fort Washita, who went
out sometime ago t. trade with them, and
was robbed by them, his companions murdered,
and he barely made his escape-an account
Of which was published in the Herald too weeks
ago.
[P. S.-By dispatch published usder our
"latest news" head, il will be perceived that
the above story is groundless."
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MECHANICS UNION ASSOCIA-
Ill TIlN.=Qf1aa In ExehanQe huildinq nexd

MECHANICS MON ASSOCIA.
IA TION.-Ofiee in Exchange building, mex,
doo- to the Post OEce, Richmond, Va.-ACCU.
MULATED CASH AND GUARANTEE CAPITAL
$50, ,00o.-M B. DEAN, President Finance Com
mittee: VIM. Patton, G C. Wood, H. B. Judkins,
A. Wilbur, Aetuary.
This Association has declared dividend of thirty
five and one half per sent, for the yea- ending April
lst, 1852 No liability t. assessment.
This Ii an Association OF Working Men and
others for the mutual assistance of eash other in
sase of sickness or accident.
By the payment of the following annual deposits,
you will become life member, and will be entitled
10 . weekly benefit (Arst week excepsed3 during
life, If you should be disabled by sickness ae.
edent from attending to your ordinary business OF
oceuparel. fena,es vii draw II sase of sickness
common to both sexes.
YEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UNDER 50
YEARS OF AGE.
-
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Tur AMERICAN SUNDAY School UnIOk-
4, Is. lssr stated meeting Of the Board Of Oh
cers - and Managers Of this Society, held July
81 renorts were received from 81 missiosasiss,
i.lmr,nr il IA different states. Thsss reports,
~ ! months missionary labor, show ths fol-
10 results:
Ne. schools organizsd, 353; schools visited,
3e6; teachers in the schools, 5,458s seholars 70
The schools, IS $50; value Of the Society,"
pubIicsiions, graiuitously disssibuied % pool
scnooIs, 81, 81 A; value Of the society's pub
Iica,isns sold BY missionaries @6,2Oi ". In
ielligsncs was received Of tbs saie arrival q
Panama Of Rev. A. II. Myers, the Society,"
agent Tor the Pacific coast
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HREsH WHITE SULPHUR AND
Z OTHER MINERAL WATERS-We have just
received supply Of White Sulphur Water, from
the Greepbrier White Sulphur springs. .
Fresh Blue Lick Water, direct from the Blae
Lick Springs in Kentucky.
Saratoga Water. from the Congress Spring. Sara
toSa.
Orchard Acid Mineral Springs, Genessee county,
Kew York.
This water 10 highly recommended by medical
men, and 10 comisg rapidly into use for various dis
eases such ~ chronic affections of the digestive
and urinary organs and some OF the eutaneous dis.
eases chronic dyspepsia, chronic darrhsa, chronic
dvsentery chronic dinresis, chronic cystris, dia.
betes in cases of low typhoid fevers, in GONZALES
eenoe from protrscted fevers to excite the appetite
and promote digestion, pi'e;, d,opsy Ply. &c s. fn a.
luted. taken three times Gay.
pa,unhfefs embracing its analysis by Professor
siilimap opinions Of medical writer's, and various
letters 40 TO its curative properties In certain ois
cases. furnished sr'tai'0a''' z 2DrE & GRAY,
ies1 Sole Agents fer the state OF vlrsini.
n7N1N19.-A supply Of this delicious and
b most healthy Of truis' just ressl.sd s!zz,s,
Also, lot of ans phe Apl!es. Cali n .s.t % door
0,sls :.
L7xT1iA FLOUh.-A very 'ape'i'r lot i0'
iyr EpwlN " ~ - : = :, =
NIE7;V0Es FOR HIkk.-Ws havs for mir.
IN 60 - q h.I.nce al the year. tive Women and
,-a Hausr Girl. T0LER 4 EoOk,
1AR0RNAs M0l.AssEs.-la hhds Car
u drnas Nnlasses, fes sails by
iyl3 cgA5. Z. MokTHAn Z GO.
IERY1NFs rex AlkE.-seveisi ars'
.s,s honse ana narss Girls ter hire Apply
IesS YOLER 4 COOK,
sA.y.o General 4 gents.
H4NDTIS.-Ai few boxes Jaehsoas ~annel
!, ssna'''' 8 - ssHH H. sLAsoRHk
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woOD-LAwN RETREAT.

FNHE subscriber invites the attention OF the pub.
lie to this place OF entertainment. 1t 10 de.
signed solely tor ladies and gentlemen and no
amusements are practsed there which are unfit for
the observation OF ladies' 1t does not become him
10 speak of the dinners which he furnish at the
shortest notice, though he has at all times all the
luxuries that the Richmond market and the country
round the city can afford nor of his wines, though
he challenges comparison with any cellar In Vir.
snia; nor OF the recreations and amusements which
his guests Will md there though they as numer
they are innocent; nor of the accommoda
tions, natural and artificial which the Retreat af
fords All he wishes is, that the public will come
and see, and if they do not say, that it the very
place the town has always wanted, and situated at
the very distance at which it ought TO be situated
he will be willing to acknowledge that he has de-
ceived himself, and thereby cheated others. IL is
at the proper distance, for it is three miles from
town; ii s In the proper situation, for it is the
Brooke Turnpike, fine carriage road, it is proper
ly fixed, for the rooms are on the most approved
modern scale for convenience and fitted with
luxury almost unknown in the country. But my
description can satisfy no body. Come and see for
yourselves
jy l6-ts C. R. ALLEN.
E,OR WOODLAND RETREAT.-NIorn-
l. ing and Evening Omnibus Line.-A
new and elegant four horse Omnibus will, from
and after to day, be between the city and Wood
lawn Retreat, leaving the City Hotel at O'Clock,
A. N and 5. P. NJ passing up Main street to the
American Hotel, thence up 9th and Broac streets to
Brooke Avenue, &c. over a fine road and pretty
sountry, to Woodiawn Retreat, about two miles
from the city.
Tae O'Clock morning line is designed particu.
lsrly fJr gentlemen with their families to take
pleasant morning ride, remaining at Woodlawn
about an hour-getting fine country breakfast, II
they wish, or giving them time to stroll ab )ut
while, and return to the city by O'Clock
The evening line will leave the city at o'clock,
and return betw cen Z and g. P. N.
The carriage will always be found in perfect or
der for ladies and gentlemen. The horses quiet
and gentle, and guided by Tom, so well known as
a skilful and experienced whip.
~ Fare each way, Is cents
EF Parties wishing to go out, by giving timely
notice to the driver, will be taken from any part Of
the city free of extra charge.
jy 23-dss c. r. ALLEN.
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ExPLosIoN.-The following. from a lat
Texas paper. is another warning:

Crops IN rHx SourH.-The st. Marsinsville
Courier says that the corn crop win be moro
abund Mt in A itakapas than it has ever been
within the memory Of man, and the cotton and
sugar cane certainly look as promising - ihe
heart could desire, and without disaster The
planters may safely calculate ON being amply
compensated for their years toll.
The following is an extract OF . letter g !ne
Mobile Tribu1e, dated Macon county, Ala,
July 10, 1852: -
Isuppose you would like 20 hear so'nstn.se g
about the cotton crops. Ansepca0ens = - ~
weed being very small for the season Of the
wear. ,he army worm, withia : iew days, hase
des,ro,ed several crops in this neighbofhcod;
and heard yesterday, at 6tewart's seoss, shsy
had dessToysd several crops y shs Ws,s'or
Stand neiehboshsod. Til. morning ! hsar
,heysars & work = The pFairiss.
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Mrs. 8. Nichols the Western poet, is the wife
of printer. Her poems were published in
the paper on which her husband worked, under
the nommel de plume of Kate Cleveland."-
Mr.. Nichols put them in type without know.
ing from what source they came. Upon his
return home after the labor of the day was
over, he would give Mrs. N. glowing accounts
of the articles they were receiving from Kate
they were with the editor and his friends,
among which we're VIM. D. Gallagher, and
others of the most eminent men in Cincinnati.
Little did Mr.. Nichols think skate Cleye.
land" was his own wife.
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DRlCES IN ADVANCE OF THE TIMES.
i NO ONE DISPUTES FACTS.-Look at the
prices of my Clothing.
Linen Goats from 81 to $I.l2
Alpaca ' 81 so to 2 so
Cloth, Dress and FFoek Goats S6 to 10
" Sack "a toS
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants 81 to4
harseilles Vests, 81 to2
And every article in my store will be placed at
the very lowest price, and that will be the price
first asked. My object in selling cheap ia to
leave for California. Call at No. &c. Main street.
l.. HYNEMAN
N. b-Store for rent. jy 28-2w~
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Somebody in New York has been getting ex.
tremely exlravagant, according to the Newark
Sentinel. That paper informs us that New
Jersey workman recently made the richest
and most costly piece Of bJouterie ever pro.
duced in the country. 1t is a gold watch case
Of elaborate workmanship, sparkling all over
with diamonds. Il is hunting case, made for
acitizen Of New York, and besides the 40 bril-.
liants scattered over both sides, 10 ornamented
with forget me-not" flower on one side,
and dove upon the other, both of them hea-
vii, jeweled, and swelling the whole number
OF diamonds, which sparkle upon the case, to
eighty.six.
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SLAVE DECISION IN TsxAs.-A case has
been decided in the District Court for the coun
~ OF BexaT, in Texas, which, if confirmed in
the Supreme Court, will operate, il 10 said, to
declare several thousands Of blacks free, who
have been held heretofore a. slaves. A slave
woman was carried from the United States to
Austin's Colony, in Texas, in 1876. Slavery
was not recognised by the laws Of Mexico at
the time. The Constitution Of C0ahuiia and
Texas was proclaimed early in l827, and the
woman, the subject Of suit, daughter Of the
original slave, was born on the Brazos about
the middle Of 1897. When the Constitution Of
1886, was adopted ~ the Republic of Texas,
slavery was established, and the mother slave
was OF the class enumerated in that Constiiu-
ton as slaves. The daughter, having been
born 10 the country, was not included BY the
provisions of ths constitution.
Ia suit, involving the question Of the free.
dom of this girl, il has been decided that the
condition Of blucks in the country during the
existence of the Mexican law, was that effree-
dom, and that the act of sovereign power ~
remanding them to the original condition OF
slaves, which they held when imported irom
the United States, cid not a6sct fheH oasenng
born in the country, before the adoption o. tne
Constitution of the Republic, who are censs-
quentiy free.-N. q. re.
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n WORTHY OF ATTENTION. J
VI have this day received two thousand Canads
Straw HATS, suitable for servants, which am dis
posed to sell at a very low price. Those in want
Of harvest Hats for servants will find 1t to their in.
terest to call at No. 81 Main street Also, beauti
full article of India Straw Hats for gentsnens wear
my7-ts John THOMPSON
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M U = A l. INSTkUM MENTS.-Vio
LsA Violas and Violneellos, Flutes, with frsm to
keys, Clarionetts Fageoletts, Fifes, Accordeons,
Italian and German Guitar and Violin Strings, tkc.
PIANOS SREPAIRED-Ih have engaged the 81 vices
of one thoroughly experienced in the manufacture
and repair OF Pianos, and can assure faithful! work
and moderate charges
good worker in rooS Awhile lad ID nr I6 vsars
of age, well recommended, Nigh I also apply.
CHEAP UMBRELLAS.-Silk, Scotch Gingham
and Cambria Umbrellas, of the best manufacture.
Umbrellas covered with good American Gingham,
for &1 and with the best Scotch Gingham and Silk,
proportionably low. WIN. RElTH,
iy 20-lm* 2O6 Main street
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1T Is A WELL.hNOWN FACT, that
l. OSBORN'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY is the
place to get fine Sky-light Pictures taken for ST.
We would invite all to call soon, as we shall not
take low pictures but few weeks.
We have made arrangements to take pictures of
sick or deceased persons at their residences. Our
prices are from 81 to $40. OSBORN'S,
Opposite the Banks, sign of the American Flags.
iy l3
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vIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

VIHUINIA CENTKAIa KAILROAn
H-GA9A .-DAILY LINE
FROM RICHMOND TO WHITE
SULPHUR sPhINGS-Rare $40.
Leave Richmond ate4 A II, arrive at Staunton
same day by 81 Pm.
Leave Stauuton q u A NJ, to Bath Alum by night
Leave Bath Alum a daylight and arrive al White
Sulphur at half past SIN
Returning
Leave White Sulphur at NJ and to Bath Alum
by night -''A-.'
Leave Bath Alum by daylight and to Cookies By
Leave Cookies ats A N and to Rishmond by 2
Fare to staunton. .....---....-.....-..s5 90
~ na'n A,um or Warm.-.-..-.....-.. 8 25
oo Mot ouipnur- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 SO
90 Wnite phar--...-........ 10 90
40 lexington -...-....-.--..... 6 90
90 kockoridge Aium....--... 8 so
ly2S WM. PARISH & co.
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= And good neighberhood, containing fifty acres
OF cleared and thirty of wood laud about five miles
from the city OF Richmond, half a mile from the
Richmond andFre dericksbure Rsilr DAD anda djoin.
ing the residence Of Francis Staples and others
On the Farm 10 . good Framed Dwelling House
Stables for horses and cattle, lee House, Well OF
excellent water, and Orchard OF two hundred
Fruit trees, well selected and of the chosest kinds.
ana Vineyard of three acres of the finest Grapes,
which will yield this season. at least one thousand
gallons OF Wine. Itis enclosed with new fence,
and presents inducements such as are seldom offer.
ed to purchasers ia this neIghborhood
For terms, apply TO Joseph Doerfinger, No 200,
next door to corner Of Broad and I'd streets Rich.
mond, Va.
jy 24-ts JOSEPH DOERFIINGER
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MM0M TO TRAvELL s.-To

U@4M NM TO TRAVEL l. To
1TTsS those contemplating visiting the
&3V 81 SvlSprings, Bathing places, or any
where else that business, health or
pleasure mry entice them, wish to say word or
two. If you want to buy Trunk of any descrip.
ton, be sure that you come down up, the case
may be- to No. 43 Main street. sign of the Big Boot
just below the City Hotel the opposite side, as
lfee' sure you can save money by 80 doing as l
have just received large lot of them this day, and
they will be sold very low, at WALSH'S.
Reeollect sign of the Big Boot. jv 30
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DREAD WITHOUT YEAST.-Babbitrs
ID Yeast Powders are an excellent and convenient
substitute for yeast Bread, biscuits, &c, made
with them sre nerer heavy or s0ur. For sale by
PURCELL LADD 4 CO,
H29 Druggists, ~ Main street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-06

A RCADE BAR ROOM.-F. A. WooD respect
y inly inorns his fri the public ARCADE BAR
uM Is i'll the OF his Cigar Store, Magazine
where he TO keep all The quality
OF l DRn AN ID lHARS that b. had in this market.
tlS- LUNCH rays from A NJ till er.a au?s Ct