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Township thirty three, of range two.
-InyI : nj thirt,z thrao Il

1o"nsnlp lthrty tnree, OF range two.
Township thirty three, of range three.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military and other purposes, together with "tbose
swamp and overlooked lands made unfit thereby
for cultivation if any, granted to the State by
the act entitled Gan act to enable the State of Ar
kansas and other States to reclaim the Swamp
lands within their limits,' approved Septembe
Is, 1850, pLl be excluded from, he sales
Particular lists of the sections and parts of sec
tons not heretofore offered at public sale in the
particular townships above mentioned, will be de-
posted with the register and receiver at the Saul
Ste. Marie before the day of sale. The oaeripg of
the lands will be commenced on the DAYS ppoipt
ed, and will proceed in the order in which they
are advertised with all convenient despatch, un
til the whole shall have been offered and the sales
thus closed oOl 70 sale shall be kept open longer
than two weeks, and ~ private entry or location
by land warrants for bounties heretofore granted by
any law of Congress tor military services rem
dereo 10 the United States of any of the lands.
will be admitted until after the expiration of the
two weeks.
Gwen under my hand, q The city of Washing
ton, this eighteenth day OF May, Ammo Domini
one thousand eight hundred and fifty TIRES.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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oit VI NbSfit Will NC SoHtIIDut OFs
Washington Irving, Pr
Nathl. Hawthorne, R.
Fitz Green Halleck, r.
Rev. DR.. Hawks, M
Hon. Geo. Bancroft, H,
Rev. DR.. Robinson, Pr
Prof. b. Silliman, jr., d.
Rev. DR.. Wayland, M
RI. Rev. Bishop Pot
ter, of Pa, f,
Rev. E. H. Chaplin, M
Prof. Gillespie, R,
Pres. Fl. P. Tappan, M
H. w. Longfellow, G
w. G. Bryant,
Geo. VIM. Curtis.
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EQTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
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IN, &l20; IN second cabin, $40. Exclusive use OF
extra size state rooms, 800 From Liverpool to
New York, ESQ and f2O
An experienced surgeon is attached to each ship.
No berths can be secured until paid for.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE,
June I, 1853

OFFICE OF. THE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE,
June I, 1853.
TN pursuance of the tact legalizing and making
i appropriations for such necessary objects as
have been usually included in the general appro-
priation bills without authority of law, and to fix
and provide for certain incidental expenses of the
Departments and offices of the Government, and
for other purposes" approved the Goth of August,
1842 sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until 10 O'Clock m. on Tuesday, the 9Th of July
next, for furnishing the following articles of sta
tionery for the of the Senate, each article to be
Of the Uery best quality, and to be approved by the
Secretary, viz:
500 sheets parchments, 16 by % inches pre-
pared on both sides per sheet
reams engrossing paper, very smooth and
thick, 26 by 10 inches, when trimmed, per
SO reams cartridge paper, very tough and with
very smooth surface; the size to be 81 in
cnes by % inches, and to weigh not less
than 26 pounds to the ream, per ream
275 reams cartridge paper, very tough and with
very smooth surface; the size to be 19 in
ches by "a inches, and to weigh not less
than % pounds to the ream, per ream
SO reams white soft wrapping paper, per ream
25 reams white single fiat cap paper, satin
finish, per ream
reams white legal cap paper, satin finish,
of the very best quality, per ream
25 reams white velum cap paper, satin finish,
faint lined, of the very best quality, per
so reams white velum cap paper, satin finish,
second quality faint lined
25 realms white vellum cap paper, satin finish,
second quality, plain
rs reams white laid 4to. post paper, highly
glazed and hard calendered, gilt, faint
lined, and to weigh not less than lbs. to
the ream
so reams white vellum 4to. post paper, highly
glazed and hard calendered, gilt, faint
lined, of the very best quality
25 reams white laid 4to. post paper, highly
glazed, and hard calendered, gilt, and to
weigh not less than lbs. to the ream
so reams white laid Bath post paper, highly
glazed, and hard caiendered, gilt, faint
lined, and to weigh not less than lbs to
the ream
% reams white vellum Bath post paper, highly
glazed, and hard calendered, gilt, faint
lined, of the very best quality
10 reams white laid Bath post paper, highly
glazed, and hard calendered, gilt, OF the
very best quality
3 reams white vellum Bath post paper, highly
glazed, and hard calendered, gilt, of the
very best quality
so reams blue vellum Ito post paper. highly
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NWstdH Sreei, JsGe,sn. 7cxos.
IOilN SABINE, having uefmauvati, located
- ~ this CIV Tor thu purpose pf dv,og a reg
usr Dry Goods ard Gror.fp business, would
call the attention If the citizens of Cas- and
adjoining counties to hi. large aud extensive
stock OF Dry Good. and Grorerr~. whivh have
lately been purchased In New York aud New
Orleans. flsuirr- and country merchants ase
requested tocaii and examine as stock which
embrace Dr.! Goods, large a-soruncG, sad.
dies, br,dlr., hardware. cr9,g Kerry ware, bats,
arse aud I'm. assortment of itdIy., boys. aud
g.ntlemlus shur-, ctr etc
GROCEEiLS-Bacun, coffee, sugar, shu,
and powder, nahs tu5 wcp, whisky, salt, &c
which ~Iii be SOLD rs lps as any house in rhi,
cily. Also; Bagsus aud Rope vail be flru.
islled 10 planters "a eu,,u.t,afy terms,
eb 8, 1854 ~
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New orleans Adverlistments.


hAioS htSi, SIOkL.
Nos. 8 and T Comp ST., 9 doors from cana,
Nsr orleans.
EK- TIVE undef-.gu.d de-ires res
F6Yy pee'ial'y to nfo'n the public tina
~ v they eaa always hnG al h'- Must
Ntors, choice aud large assortment pf EiHn0
fories, at ,rry reasonable pg,yer sua vi aeCo..
mUdagins terms.
Among them are p!nano Fortes rnedc s5 the
old aud celebrated manufacturers. T Gilbert
x Co., Of Boston. Of rich toue. and finished
beautifully IN rosewood, black walnut, and ma.
hogsny, with ION frames made " the mort
substantial aud workman BE n,surer Also
the Jas,i, celebrated folta~ P'aro Forces
which, Tor ~aeetuess Of tone. have not heen
egusiled. They are peculiarly suited T. tie
couutry,s. the Kolan does not r-qsrv tuning
fox wears.
The New improvement ,n'piano Fort@-
the patent Vibrating Or,rbr,fss, - also fer
sale al the same abi-hm.nt This improve
ment gives peculiar hrmness and l,iiincrY t.
the treble, adds to the durability and strength
o. the Piano, aud renders It capahl. ui remain
inF much longer IN ipn. than those n ordiuar,
use
". T ". Is Agent foi Hem, He-s celebrated
Grand Pianos and pianIno- made IN psrs For
poeef and sweetness Of tone, they stand pre-
eminent
The Doic. ConTol nj Aaachr-,-iJ pell-y
Co.'s PARIS Pianos, aud Instruments from all
the best manufactures, constantly receiving
and far sslr on liberal terms.
Second. Hard Pianos for sale, from s6p t.
$500 each, and taken IN part pHyment for new
pianoa.
Pianos, Repalres, Tweed, Reu'cd, aud Ap.
prnlsed.
Caihooris Aeio4eor This beautiful ,oned
u nG.lnNrumeut Tor Nillap, thurches. Tod gee,
Sereuadiug PARTIES, and the private practice OF
Drganirts, pussesses sSeet and powerful tone
II portable, (vciyhing 10 pounds and "''vred
si $50 zach
81 Orders or guitars, violins yoloucplo-
cisrionets, flutes. hagenl.ts, strings and mu 'iC-
merchandise of every k.u1 80, ur promptly
executed al reasonable prices Bands supplied
with brass instruments ami uand music.
Harys. double aud single action, On hand nd
made TO order. To suit the tasi. Of purrha~er-
.uuuc The hrges; catalogue IN the South
The stock Is an accumulation Of over twenty
wears Ia il ARE nsapy old and beautiful pieces
uut Of print.
Nee uasic received by vstry arrival from
the North, and b. the Foreign steamships
spanish ,angs dances waitrr-, &c--a rvgcAI
supply. Ouginal musk published every week
nj the -tore--nntiv. compositions solicited
Musa, bound. copied, and arranged Sab-crip.
tons received fnr the Hs,sax, Bird >9rosi,
uuscai l'irqes, aud the Hainmers biip. Ey
addressing the uud-r-igurd. catalogue oi ma.
-lc wtIi bt sent to au! put 81 ihe adloininr
STATES
DEC ! 1851. Nm. {. NAfO
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MARSHALL INoT1TCTE,
On yolfNG LADIES AND GIRLS.

Marshall, Uar ison county TEXAS.
4 HIS In.,ituie, situated IN a retired part Of
the beautiful town OF Marshall, will bo
.ueaed for the reception Of pupils, on the ! st
Mvudi, IN September, and continue 10 months.
M. design of the Principal oi 'hIs establish.
nrnt, - to furnish parents AID guardians all
The facilities OF PERMANENT scHooL tor The
education IL their daughters md Wards Hiih
All the advantages of well Furnished cunltno-
diou- hudiuf, ample ap;'aratu-, and iiikhN I'd
ueaied, experienced seathvr- The cours- II
,n-t-ucl ION Will b. mpai thorough ~ the lower
and higher EsCLisn nRAtcHs., Hiih particular
attention To aArHEaAIiu3 Latin aud French
.All also be taught, The latter by native
Trrnchman, q graduate 1T "i,e ut the mp,l eel.
,brit,d universities ON the continent.
The Music department will be under the
control al teaci,r who L. equally competent
10 instruct upon the Organ. Piano, or Guitar
H. "a Word ever, ,iluti viii be mad. to pf->,tt
IN th,. nd, aniapes 81 older aud tong r-iablishrd
schunls IA other parts OF The country The
d~, pine Will be- administered Alud, ard
hemh by tn, Principal. Pupils " ~ be- rrq1nord
To- !ltrnd pubc worship "n Va. sabbath tie
pru,Ipal always gi,iup thc pareui nr guardian
t1r privilege ct selection 0ng ia, four
churches IA the village, al the ,tnr Of cn.
ifuece,
The rates If tuition and h0ari are as fol-
i..,t-s t,r .,...ttu fl ufuutI-
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Jefferson AdvertistmcnIs.

w. Plfk!N, Dealer In Grocsi,,s. Dfy
- . Goods, tiaktHg. Iron, .Aaiis, re-. etc
Dallas street, jefferson, Texas (N.xt 1oor,iu
liz. Pugh', Iisss stor.)
Feb 3, l>5J Is,
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PLANTERS HOTEL,
' AfAhfi slk ifD
Tylor Texas

Tyior Texas
MRS l. VI ksUt ROE / PxOsnIsrREss.
e. TIE uud.s-'pnea would beg leave
Rii; 10 iUluIlu her ineud- aud the public
ELI generally, that she - nos prepared to
accommodate an Who ulsy favor her Wlih their
pa tuulgc. Her table wil always b. IMPLIED
with the hest the county, siipri~. The cult.
n,r, d,partm nt Will alway- b, undsf her own
immediate -uFergi-inn. add i"m long ,xper.
cucc she nitlrr, hef-ril that she can PLEASE the
m".i f,-iidiuu-. Her tuuus are conf ,rlablr
add neatly furnished Side has a splendid
Stable cou,eblen' To the Iip'e', Nhich n amply
,uppa,d with god pt"tud,c aud ATTENTIVE
"-uv,- W mn. W,ll br .ptr d To piet-e her
guests >ae -illetl- a sh re- II pd'lic pat
ruuagr
dua 30 i~.,3 j.
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Notice.

TINE undersigned has lost or trSIaid hi
/ hrajr,shi certificate ita;nifd ofa league
oi lu,d obtained from the District Tour, of
Sb,ibt county, ur the 10 il IT October, ls43
I h- - To 1--WE notice, hat Il II - not found
uithin the time prescribed by law he viii APP
ply To the pfupri lllecr- FIR dupiicnle
JOHN NOMAtk
Bst'nl. T'tt, H. ,ttlE l6
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HOUSE FtKNistiiAG STORE.
Il CAMP >1lltE %E~ ORLEANs
NlilNA. Glass and far'hrn9ars, Silver
\ Spoons. furt-, Ladies, &c Plated ta--
tors, taailr-tirk~, WsHrt., e sc.R.-trt-,
spoons, Forks, &c. BrHarril: Tya-r's,
litchrr- Uru,. Cup. 81. ~ u err: Ay'n.
,raia .oru mont, to,i- - sre' Iup-, Burk,.j-,
I5roaul-, baskets, &c. Hrashes Floor la.t-
iny. scrub, Nh,cwH-h, Sc. Catung,: PH-,
Fenkaiic-, CREDIBLE, &c. ia. rrH1rt Wat
ers. Buckets, Ho,c-. twicre, ku.r- 'md
Forks ct 90 de-tra tau~sod &c itr-. H'4 81
ard i,,r fyuicrs, Aadtrs.4. Sto'ei- 1d
raur.. i.awps Jjer,t. d,'-ropuo1 'oat.
tra Nr.r.: Tine trirbrt,d tefHhhr Ntu,'..
30 short. r,,f, ayItie rqaHrd tu furnish a
hou~r trAr,l pa cabinet turm,ufe aud drt rond- ;
bciut tu, ufu-t extensive asst iiinep lul,u} one
.f.fe 900 lHr Dty.
u Good, 'ar The country pack, 3 a.'- ox,u
.ut,
jan iU 1883
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~ saSs.oa DI.AIxaI.
Marshall Institute.
/ TaIsA ARRIVAL or NEW GOODS.
RRLWEK q ApANS.

pDr,yID q .n,vc
- " BREWER and " y. ADAMS,
/ b,,.ag inferred 4, eorae,n-r,biu in The
Il,, 1,,,.,.. BUSINESS Ar. now opening AT their
stand. Nulti wr-t corner OF the pubic -qnsre,
10 Marshall. one 81 ihe largest snd orsi selected
AyDCE OF GOODS
eva, b.oe.,,,, ii, This msrke, T. !. impo..ibl.
T., ,uuu,,fsf. III of the article, We have on
i.,a bYt a., dr,,r. 10 ..y ,,g wcrss y our
ri,ua~ Aud fret to the
La DIES
". would r.,nru, tie las,e. tia, in the
-rlectton Of cor stuck, y. have lad ~ eve
,,,t,enl,,,y :, tb.,r brnedt. and an. he,
si,i be arl pleased siih ars.eeiioHs, OAK
assorlrieuts # meshr De LANES, siik-. dc,
emh.ae, variety OF ehe'ees' dress p-i'ef"s
rF4sia. the very Nne'i 10 We 'h,"p'-' nf''e'e'
We h"'e e'"''r A'-oi h'h' 81 oo",''N, e', N
''s'ne o. ever sa''s', a. ' ~. ~, NV
l.,l,., MA en,tnnu. sad examine our s,oes.
.ENrLh uEAeS 90 DIS,
a.. 80, -. .s.,.,,r,..,, ~ camilla.
- .,,..,,,.,, -, 80, go. nm.
D''' sV'1'' -. ~, ,.,,s.r,n
als e,p' % s''''' S'''s' " '''y ''-''1'V1s
8EaDy MADE CLOTHING,
=. -n, s.d s,,,,,,, .,.h,,eio,
,on,. Of all stnd., pants, v,.ts, shiftr trasrls,
se,,. sc We have also nne l-souueni Of
HATS,
uo,.,l,n Dab WIT. g,ayc. y.r. Ko,su.a,
lg, aogu, Panama, Sc &c.
SHOES AND BOOTS.
4 choke ss.oriuiea, Of ooS,.. suitable fss
!ress, e,efs oa, ware, ~ plan,a.loa u.s.
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MEN 0RiiAtS---(Ualinled
IWNTN~I >IUI K q. IEWtIITN' =
100000 Worth Of Fashionable

CLOTHING AT RI TAN.
4 LFRED MUNRUE & cos On, Prtos
n Store, No 81 .uhga1.as STREET, c"TasI Of
Gts'.-r.
W would Inform CT. friends. and the pub
H. Ia general, TIA. oar pseseht slpck Of
GtoNuE, farHssairg Gopas, SC,
is uurqualiea n extent and braaty b, that Of
any other establishment IN the Iuitrf States.
10 yr convinced Of this statement, u ~ only
necessary 10 call and examine. Our immense
ssi~s are brought about By the slmFi, Tact
oegg known, that the pr,ees Ne piaer upon
gnuds is uniformly low, and the qusNif OF
-a-h article H. guaranteed Whist it - rcpr.sen'.
ed to be. peri,ct .sii. faction II sha, We am
At 10 dealing with our customers.
All our clothing i- manufactured at our IS.
adjustment, No. aal BrosdNFy. New YORK,
under the immediate ~up"rlni.u de7c- OF on
OF our firm, who spares no ps'u- w set f'ny
the most desirable styles 81 goods !; 10 with
thc fullest cuuddcn,e of being able 70 liv.
-ali .isc tiun. th.i VI Invite Rll who uley be ln
want Of srtctrs IA our I'm. to call and exam.
me our ss~0fimeut
Tnc following Is only partial lis, Of ar.i.
tle.:
F,o.t and Dress C,.i,s FIR snd Eng black
cloth dres- and iro,k rpAfs, dn do blue brown.
mulberry, and .,reen cloth iricss; 10 de- blscs
brown. mulberry, olive, and golden brown
cloth Pol,ls. .r aud Eng n,fcs aud ianct
colonel etu'h walking coni-, blmoleia fin,
, turw si,le. -a,. French, black. ma berry aud
| olive c'aih opera sues de tinek and fancy
/ coiu-rd do.skn Union ssrk-. 80 .Strr super
/ tine drab aud funcy culored walking coats
codrington. gray, uis.d. and silver gray saes
/ and pnlsas French black, blur, brown, and
/ oli,r beaver ~, aud iroek cuuls, do blue,
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RATEFuL Tor liberal patronage 20
II K u & Co. beF- ,ens. to greet his cra-
.o71.rs wiih n TKIAU AItt 4 OF No Ia,
an me Ic1re. which he in,.nd- 20 iucrenre in .s-
tent aud variety, as the wants Of hiseasiomtrs
may require.
shreveport, April o.. 1853 ~
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JND Il. " t.ii' AZ.
, n he LNat, u VA om u l.
! Accmef.
lN.h. 1881. nJI-Di
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granted
II J |,
I,ul,, A.
/, and tor
,i,,fe, 10
against
,ufiicb,i-
law, and
,u.nedi-
Adm.
&c y.
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rAILnJso.

- B.r. hSMrSUA .,,ii eeniirss- ihs
nv tailoring hosinsr. h Marshall. shop
IL Wr.l eide Ut the tatls square. Nort
ders promptly and in tie mosi trshionstis
s,,h lie respectfully soirii- shS pA,sonsys
Of lhr publc, feeling r.a.sasd Tia, b ~iil u
ws,s give satisfsr,ios
Ns.rh 70, 1883 :,
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NcpOltiD 4 "A DLRs.


hoC rpRS \ = v t. VI Johnson hav"
- a-snemt,d theme, IVES IN the praci'ee of
Neditinr
" Ollcc one door west af the Ciiy D,ug
\ ore
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LsIRAY NoriC L,

STATE ~ TLxAs.
Vgyr.saa County.
HtKEV Ut and e.tfaysd before w c
/ Wskeland, Esq on the liih day q June,
4 D. it33 bv Andrew Montgomery. IN brai
No Z. n small mare mal.--oIns saddle msrs-
an III. H. ht -id., and mark. OF the gear
ahou, "a hand. high and aboa, four year Old
Apprsl-ed hy Johu a. Nc Mullen snd I VIM
., forty co'lars. -
q. HCNDRlCk. {. &.
Aus 3, 1883 d"
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vs., rlIl mrm-b nesgnr, Rope and Plan
ta.ot .upp,ie- To pisater- sA.t fnE to BE
abut. bIu~C.
EV.Nx Cpg,G A. gTN
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4u
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Tor those indebted 80 lh. undersigned 70
/ come forward and settle They are heavy
losers oy the leic dl-astfoss bfe, and need every
cent lh.t l. du. them
1hey are 10 be found a. The brick store, No
Is oS Tua l.svEr whera they have been .incy
he tr., prepared 70 receive their eaes, snd sl
I'D iHtif ttmata-,
ROBERT D9NNELL l. 90.
Shreveport, Alrj 30 1859 y
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BARGAINS.
- n I. 4 a, y1G

1 RE nne op, nIng ai the store lately ocea-
I pied hy Nm. { rrabl,, lsrr. sssor.
meui Of Dry Ge.ds. eons,siiue of silks, bar .o,
Muslin, lsc6u,t, English, French, and huofi-
cao punt-, .mbruo fsd sleeves, racml-et'es
Berlin. Sill. and hid gloves, and large VARIETY
az fancy goods trunks, boots shnrs has
sd.cs. ini. -cs aud rhiidren shoes .HadierY.
hardware, CUTLERY .Ias-a mr.. and erosA.rywarc
4 l. IS q,
4 lrge a--ornefi Of Grocsris ana Ni9Tif
ff~l,. @l..h s..sy val ssll i9w iof cash. Cal
ru -rs
N'1stcpo'i, April 30, 1863. II
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STOCK OF GOODS

ever b-ousai 10 this market, |, !. imposs.bl"
10 euuupfgie "a of the articles We have on
iana. but So dssife to "a, tcs wUrts u our
friends And frat to the
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Wines s. E-.csioYs.


TrXAs STREET. SIR vEfoHT ~.
BY q e. htLsDN The above
"a iiva-, r. now 10 tie full tide Of sue-
2t1 4 c".-tu upeENou, renovated ana
ll,taUE'.it f'fguticd
Arrangements ave been made with Mr.
B,u-m,tt p fhe ytf" II ,.pf .es az lis Stat r,
t.nyrfIrrj to tl, iiuleL
OEce f5r the Aa;sis.i and Aauefeld Stage
KEEP trr-
Arm. 80. is5j Is
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'uN Al'kIVa. GOODS.

oHdef-l. ned hrr- ha,r Ia piufm ni.
d' aud tbs puhlc generally That ne
iecrn'd and Viii be- -ril receiving
soa,on, - large md Wei -'lceici
'wNg and Sunmrf goods, CONSIST.
4 rr dry goud-, together VIII .ft"i
"ucy ladies dres- goods ala :
meat OF ready made elothing, aud
htm,hing guo'i,, hon,s, ~hoe e,
cops, gfnrtrie-, and prrat n my
= Which he vii sell japi as cheap
be housh, ia any retail eaah-
New Ori,rns.
rA'mincAbf Yourselves before pur.
N. LEVY,
VI teaa. u37-if
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-06
GEORGE BAGRY.

GROCER AND COMM asION MERCHANT,
.nFFERS FOR SALE
" IS Tons American rolled and Hammered Iron
embracing almost every size and description of
the best quality
10 Tons American Band, Hoop, OVAL half round, horse
shoe and nail roads.
900 lbs Western Bacon, hoground
900 lbs. city smoked sides.
30 hhds New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars part strict
ly prime,
10 bis prime Porte Rico Sugar,
so bbls and boxes Loaf crushed and puverized Suar
100 Bags Rio Laguaria, Mannila, Java, Mocha Coffee,
very fine,
hhds W. |. Molasses.
10 bbls New Orleans NJ sees, new crop,
10 bbls Tanners Oil
l6 q " q Pure
IS whole and lali bbls. Herrings,
55 do family Shad,
100 Kegs old Dominion Males, Sd TO 6 inch spikes
20 doz. bcd-cords and Leading lines,
90 gross patent Matches,
1000 papers cut Tacks,
500 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
100 bags Table Salt,
10 boxes TaIlow, Sperm, Adamantine, and paen,
Sperm Candles.
30 sets Axles and Carriage Springs
10 Bellows 'rted sizes, common best qua ~,
100 lbs. English blister Steel,
ton American hammered Steel,
$500 cast and shear Steel,
10 Anyils and Vices, assorted sizes,
40 Boxes Tin plate 10 ID and Is 20 lc and x
30 Reams Cap, Letter and writing paper,
500 lbs Cotton Bats,
5000 lbs LeaSsville and Milton Cotton Yarns,
$50 Sides Good and damaged sole Leather,
l25 Sides black upper Leather, some very heavy.
$500 American, English ana Russian sheet iron,
| > pigs block Tin
| 100 lbs. slab Speter
| 1000 lbs. Sheet Zinc,
Trace, Halter and Back Chains,
Sand Selves, for Plasterers and Brick Layers,
Meal, Cookie and Sand Selves,
Files, assorted; Cotton and Wooden Cards Segars
Tea and Table Spoons, Shoe Thread
34 and A heavy do nestics; Nos | and Osnaburgs,
Calicos; Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs,
Nankeen. Stripes assorted,
Mustard. in great variety; Shoes, assorted,
Blocking; Nutmegs x TO- 10 X -, - ID. Glass Pep
per, Ginger, Aspice, best Green and Black Teas N
G Tar, Glass Tumblers Indigo, &c, &c.-All of which
will be sold at bargain.
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