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Ar DIV ARE.

u RICHARDS. No. II Char,res street,
IN. Importer ard Wholesale aeaicr in For
.1 md Domestic Hardware, has received Il
.rft srge addition TO his previously extensive
.t.e of shelf Hardware, Iron, etc, which he
iff. 10 country merchants on the mos' favor.
f rms. The following comprise part Of
4l eek;
t0, tons Swede Iron, assorted;
% tons Hoop, Band, Doilef and sheet Iron ;
. tons east. german. and blister steel,
-l } casks trace, log, and OK chains
LOO casks hoes. assorted, Carolina, Louis.
lana, grubbag. etc.
kegs nails, sssuft.d, weymouth Ard
anchor brands,
|UOp dozen axes. assorted, Collins, IIunts,
aud other mases.
so dozen sbovel< and spades. escorted
Ames', Rowland's. aud other makes
f. tons Sayery # Co.'s castings, consist
ing OF pots, ovens, SPIDERS hredog~,
cauidrgns, etc. etc
gnc Mil Stones, Mil Irons, and Bolt
u. pth- together with full assortment OF
Hie|' iardware cutlery guns. etc.
Nrir Orleans. Jan. =, 1883 n21
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1eVeRLEAys-..Csntinsse
uAluS MISiC STORE,
~. s md 7 Csmp st., 3 dsors )rp~ Cssa''

Nne an0 Cenp IT,
ver Oriesas.
Tux undersigned desires RS
p~csfully to inform the pubic '"s.
W. wv they can always hnd q, h's -.
Mo... . choice aud large sssof'meh. o'
For,ss, a, very reasonable pr'ces, ara o" 'ee'"''
n,ods,ing terms. r.a, h, The
Among them are Pnano Fcr'es mace r =, W.
old and celebrated manufacturers = aai
l. Co. Of Boston, Of rich tone anu '" nj 49,
beautifully in rosewood, black walnut an" n'".
hoyanx Win iron frames, made in the most
.uh.,ans,aI and worknianlke manner. Also
the Justly celebrated .f.olian Piano fg'N''
which. for sweetness OF tone. have mol oesn
eoualed They are peculiarly suited 70 'ne
country as the Eoian does not require 'u"'''s
for years. r,
The New Improyement.'a' Piano or'fs
the patent Vibrating Orsrbrtdge. Is also 'o'
sale at the same establishment ms improve
m,,t gives peculiar hrmness and bniiiaecy 10
the treble, adds to the durability and strength
of the Piano, and renders /, cspAo'c,o' reiasi"-
ing much longer IN tune than those III ofa'''f!
use. ,a
WIN is Agent for Henri Hers celebrated
c,,,d planes and Pianino- made in Paris. For
newer and sweetness OF tone, they s'and pre-
eminent. nil.
Tbs DOLCE Compound Attachment. }. Fciicy
/ 4 Co.'S Paris Pianos, and Instrument, IRON all
the best manufactures, constantly 'eseN"s
and for sale on liberal terms.
Necond. Hand Pianos for sale. from $50 ia
5000 each, and taken in part payment Tor ne"
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired, Tuned, Rented and AP
praised.
Catbcarfs Mslodeon This beautiful tones
Wpd.In.,rumen,, for Village Churches, Lodges
Sprenadiup Parties, and th. private practice
o,,npis,.. possesses a sweet and powerful tone
/. portable, (weighing IS pounds') and oi'ere'
at &50 each.
rr Orders or guitars, vions, vioionceio
clarionct-, flutes, fageolets, strings an" ""s'e
merchandise Of every kind will be prompt
executed a, reasonable prices. Bands suPP"e
with brass Instruments and band music
Harris, double aud single action, on nan" an
made 10 order, TO sui, the tas'e OF purchasers,
Nusic.-The largest catalogue IN the Sou''
The stock is an accumulation OF over '"ens
years. In it are many old and beautiful piece
out Of PRINT.
Ne,e Music received by every arrival iro'
the North aud by the Foreign steamship
Npauish songs, dances, waliIes, Nr'--a fesu'
, supply. Original music published every wee
a, the storc--uative compositions solieie'
Music, bound. copied and arranged Suoseril
, tons reeei,ed for the Message b'rd Na'on,
U,sieai Times. and the BaH,1 ore ono, u
,ddrc-.ing the undersigned, catalogues OF mi
sic will b. sent to any part oil the aalo'hih
t states. ,x,
Dec. |, ISL WIN. !. MAi''
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Ne. e. 0rsr<r =, n Ovies:s;
S" D, ucGlNNiS. ssresssr 70 s'oes 1"';
ii. hs.iae 1sssAasrd ~ vnsirs stock s o.
49, M ssstjeussy, belonging 70 the late
49,, scslssss !, the Old stand, IS Grasis'
.s,~e,. "a vosld beg TO solicit call from the
"a r.,scm~ss Of the House. aod all others
,si.h;sr book. and stationery for Their o~n uss'
o. 10 seli again. ,..,u,.a,
III. as.osim~n, Of school books, theological
..d miscellaneous books. blank books. pep~'
rsd stationery, is very complete te ~'' sesp
constantly on hand all the publications ~ we
methodist boos concern, which Will be sold al
catalogue prices. a,.a
Book binding Of every description executed
with nea,ness and dispatch at the lowest pree-
Hank books Of all descriptions Manufactured
In order al the .hortcs. notice.
Order. for anything IN his line OF bus'eess
xiI be promptly executed, and At the ZANE
prices a. il the buyers, themselves, were pres
tnt
ND. McGINNlS, SO Crarisra
Now Orleans. Jan. =, 1853. ~
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FRANCIS ARNOLD.


IIORATiO y, HEWITT, (sueeessor 10
III Tyler & HEWITT riAso FORTE Asp MUSIC
DEALER. 80 Camp street, New Orleans, iia-
ALWAYS ON hand one Of the largest and most
complete selections Of Piano Fortes IN the
southern country. sll Of which are guaranteed
a. good and perec, instruments Agents Tor
the saie Of A. SfopAar d Co.'S New iorS
Pianos.
These Pianos are celebrated for fine quality
Of tone, purencss Of SOUND, and for nea, ano
beautiful finish Of exterior workmanship; ard
are considered by the profession, and competent
Judges, 10 be- the finest Pianos made " the
United States. Particular attention IS requested
to their splendid Scrpeniine pattern, with fearl
keys, which is considered one OF the finest now
made.
HALLgrr, DAVIS co.'s celebrated bosToS
PfAso,. o. 81. %, and : octave piecold Piano
Forics. from the factory Of Pleyei Co,
Paris. also Pianino-. Scmi-Grand and Grand
Pianos from the same house.
Oh Pianos taken in cxehsnge and part pay
meni.
GUITARS, from the house Of Hall Il Son,
Spanish and French patterns, sc. Niolins, IN
large quantities. Nelodeons, Seraptliue-, Or
cans, Flutes, lar,onettes Brass Instruments
of all kinds. Violincellos. banjos. strings for
all instruments, and musical merchandise OF all
descriptions. Wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music of all klnds-musc received
from the North by every steYmer, -, soon "s
published church Books, Instruction Books
&c.
Particular attention i. called 10 the large and
extensive selection OF Accordcou- and f'luiinas
which is the most complete and perfect selee
ton of these beautiful Instruments ever offered
III the southern market.
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-
The following /. another instance Of The -
,o,;.l,ine eure.. which. Samuel Reynolds Ian
90, n,eror. :. earet,nx. II those who are al
a,r,,xi w,,h this dreadful disease Tor any 'hA'
are enumerated sboys,) will call upon hun he
will satisfy them from the testimony OF per-
son. OF the frat responsibility, with whom the!
can converse, lha, he can ana does do all ina.
he p,ou,,..s lie ha, cared several cases 'na'
have been given up by the mos. eminent Pfae.
,ii,oners in the country. and IN short period
of time, us treatment IL mid and gentle:
~ ""'' -. -, -, .,.y.., uh,n relief
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They have now in store, 81 pairs of wheels,
with rou axles and shafts of ? to 3 inches,
and 20 pairs OF ? to inches,
ALso---NIN WAGONS, complete, with
iron asleirce-, prize 40 each. Two pairs OF
Timber Wheels, with screws, ~ feet high,
inches Tread
!. They take orders for all kinds of Wagon
work, and deliver them on plantation, at man
ufaclurers prices.
ALso-A large assortment Of HARD
WARE, for plantation use, viz: Chains,
wrought aud cut nails, Hunts Axes, socket
spades. long handle showers and spades. hoes
Of all kinds, cane knives, hook aud plate hinges,
grndsiones. common and scotch collars, Manil-
Ia and ,arrcd Rope, eross-cut, pit and mill
saws. files Of all kinds. iron blocks, with 7
inch shcavcs, large assortmen. Of English and
American bar IRON, iron qSlcs, with boxes,
sperm. whale and linsced oils, spirits Of Tur-
per,ine, putty, window glass, aud paints Of all
kinds. HOGAN T. TCREAuD,
corner Custoni-house and lesee.
Jan. II. 1882. v3n29-ly
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Jan. 10, 1882.

MILLER, HARRIS, f. WALDO, No. 73
WI Camp street, New Orleans, Wholesale
and Rttai. Dealers ~ House Furnishing Goods
Upholstery and CABINET Furnishing Goods,
Pants, Oils, dc. On hand a very large as
sortment Of Gilt and Bronzed Lamps and Gil
rondolcs Hall Lamps and Chandeliers. Tea
Trays, various patterns; Table Cutlery Plated,
plani-hed, Tin, JapaDned, and Wooden
Ware; Glassware psaiw and eoored Floor
Mating; Soaps Wax. Sperm and Star Cam
dies Sperm. Whale. Lard, Llnsccd, Neststoo,
u. J Chemical Oils Spirit Gas, Camphine, Al
cohoI, aud Turpen,iue; Paints, OF every des-
criptioui Brushes Window Glass; Patty,
Sand Paper and Glue; Flowing, Polishing,
Seraping Furniture. Coach, Black Japan. and
White D,mar Varnlshcs Cnrled Hair; llsir
Cloth; Springs, Gimps; FrnGcs Ticking and
Bed Lace curds, Tassels, DC. Also. picked
and common Moss always for sale.
Jan II, 1852 v3u29yly.
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9a..silk nnd straw GOOds.~17.

~ YALE JR, & co, ~ Magazine street,
4. New Orleans, Wholesale D,alerS IN I'M
ported Napicand Fancy Sins and >'rdie Goods
Lacss E,abrodsr,es, Giorss, Naniiiias, Fringes,
Ira,ds. Buttons, GmpS, trimmings Of dHhinds
Bonnefs, Sra,c las, Ribbons, ARTIFICIAL
Fio,ccrS. Millinery Articles, aud R,ch Fancy
Dress Goods Of all kinds. A full and complete
assortment, OF every thing in their line Of The
very aics, fashion, constantly on hand. Count
~ Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to call and examine beinre purchasing
e. YALE, JR., & co.
81 Magazine street between
Common and Grayief.
Jan, 10, 1853.
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THE subscriber hceps CO instantly
for SAT- the largest stock OF Piancs
W. w in the city, principally from tmcK-
ggise and Ncsss and CLARK. Those are I'M
ques,iorably the best manufacturers In the U,
States. Also, at all times Guitars from MAR.
riS, together with ViolIns, Aeeordcons, etc.
All the late and fashionable music, with pre-.
ceptors, etc, etc
HENRY PARSONS,
10 Camp street, .Ne~ Orleans
Jan. 2, 1853 n"7-ly
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= 1. GALA q % y y.

~E\ERAI. wholesale and refan 'r"ce''
" Receitiqs and Foricarding Meres Merchant
Commerce street. opposite steamboat iand'"s,
shreveport. La, viii give street attention 10 all
business entrusted 10 his care.
Constantly on hand large and well selected '.,,
stock OF plantation and family groceries, when
are offered cheap for easA--s~ong which are
sugars. teas iisk, pork lard oils. eol'ees. ehoeo-
late. spices, beef, butter, fruits candles, SAT-
uiesles, bacon, cheese. syrups, molasses, soaps
nouf. hams, nee, hardware, tobacco, cigars
,owder.. shot, lead, starch, &c.
The highest price paid for cotton, h'des' pei
tries, and beeswas.
Strangers are invited to give tue call and
examins for themselves.
a.. Orders for the surrounding country care
fully and promptly attended TO- ...e
May 1872. ~ u
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$40 REWAR d.

=. Runaway from the subsfsa
living } miles southeast Of Assd
n Texas, on the 9Th Of July last.
H. man by the name Of AZARMk
,one raid negro Two years ago d y
NisIon Esq, of Marshall, and he brosess
from Mobile, Ala. liz IA about % yseNy
age OF black complexion; sir fee, high
viii weigh about lo5 or i7e lbs. has ~
his ears aud weares rings in them al ti'sse'
perfo-mes ,oerably well on the violin.
will give the above reward Of oaO r.
negro, ii delivered to me, or placed il
tina. get him.
Il. Il. GATLlNG.
Giade Spring =. o., Iidrrison co, TseI
Jan. Is, 1853. ~
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Dnuos. PAINTS, &c.

TIME subscriber has on hand, and continual
~ RECEIVING a large stock OF fresh Drugs
Medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, glass, ETC. etc
among winch are the following aFties"s;
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NICKLES & co, Druggists and Apoiheea-
> -v,es, Nos. ss and 30 Canal street, Ne.
us. Importers Of, and wholesale dealers
medicines reriumery, surgical instru
aai, plantation, and family med.
a particular care, and guasan-
q re.
j.. M n17-Gm
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ARCADE HOTEL,

ARCADE HOTEL,
Mar sime 81, bstsssa Matches asd Gra,,sr a., ". q.
r. = MORSE, raorwNroa
THIS hotel has been enl,re.y renovated and
retitted. and in point Of comfort elegance.
aud convenience, Is inferior to no hotel in the
city. All the Texas and Red river papers arc
KEEP, on file al this house.
This hotel has this convenience to persons
Visiting the city, meals can b. obtained at near
" Ill hours.
D.r, 10. 1851. ,sss n26-iy.
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Jan. IS, 1853.
TIN KARE.

T II. VANliWDK. msrsfsetsvrr .
e. Copper, and SHEET Iron, keeps c. g. ~.
on hand complete assortment Of IL"
which he will sell at Shreveport ps'ces'
Job v ork done in a superior msnses
short notice. Gutitcring done Al shen
and cheap.
Jan. Is, 1859.
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~ Tiger & ca nave 81 hsra -
III assarta.eni 81 ssdd,srs gotc 's,, Il,
! w,..s.l ..a well 10 cali ~ 'telf ssif ,xcal
II. steb Hext door se Wsfd, NHs~ 1853
~ ii tirsqspofl. 81 Tn sisr 81 iN, ID
Sat8iA 'Fssss slftct
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yIesiiCu1 l0rd.

DRS, YOUNG Il JOHNSON, respected
- announce to their friends and ps'scns
they havr associated themselves together b
Olce up stairs IN hr' Noungs BRICK bsl'tal
south side of the public square.
Marshall. Texas. Apfil ~, 1862
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50 or ~ kinds ard dessa ~ I.
&@ los peice fer easn. g; the d ,s
.f,iuER & go.
Mar door 10 starS. Ni' 81
MsssAaI, jrse ~ 1852 - =
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wRAwLINs. l.. n. puScAN
DAWIINS, DUNCAN d Co. Cotton Fac
tors and Commission Merchants, No. So
Garondelet Street, New Orleans. ns y
RgYER ro--James Y. Collier, Colonel {. II.
Cooper, W. $. Sanders, J. +. Roseborough,
Joseph NJ Taylor, Harrison county; DR.. John
W. Mysse, J. J. Holloway Rusk county N.
Trawick, Jefferson.
We will furnish Tagging, Rope, and Plan.
tation supplies to Planters. shipping 10 the
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, g. KEY.
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LANES s. BLALACK. Notary ~
81 Residence ten miles west Of IsAA
Harrison county, Texas.
June 10, 1852.
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. : = wnAs ! 4Avs rs1r.

- wuAT ! paws Ts1T.
as W. circumstances which induced the
~ y ~ following most touching and
I - ~ q follows; A young
New York Wa In the habit Of
~ H. PhiladslphIs Ledger on thu
~ Temperance. Her writing was
j n pashos, and sv'"esd SSH dser
se - ~, DIST friend Of hers sccu-
81 u bsisg asesssnaaiAe o" The
e'SG6jSst 81 Temperance whsrsupon che
wreis The following lines:
% feel what have felt
Go bsar what have borne;
eisk 'nes,h the blow father dealt,
Nd the cold worlds proud scorn
Tken suffer on from year 10 year
Y. Ths sole relief the searching tear
A&Anssl - have k"els-
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los Pit n. PALMER, JAMES u. MAssEy
( psEidi II. PALMER 4 CO., Importer,
y eng Wko1rssle Dealers in Foreign aid do.
stiit DRY Goojs, II Camp street, above GRAY.
New ,Irleans
'au ~, is6l vSn9s-ly.
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Ii l. ~. .9...-.s-A, ,-.!se..5s, a.'...,s.. ~
r. eur IiaksA hearts to rcscl in the deep
- NJ sGsess Of passion uneontroll cd 7
n. Ans1lsss, irresistible
/ u31Gs 81 delight and sestAcy
s k Dee. 20. Louisa.
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Law Partpershtp,

T G. EVERETT, c. L. Galloway, II
81. W. Dixon, Attorneys At law.
Address Galloway & Dixon. Glne,
shur county l.C. Everett, Marshall. HAnu
county, Texas.
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40 Comb;ssi;oa-- i~depe"dess.
FIRE, MARINE, RlvEk' AND L's .
Insurance AcKsc,<s, ~ CAnr STREET
arrsA IsesURAJoU0 oooFANS'

Capital, Fire, esvv'o"o o b.
l.i,c Department, '"'oNY
Total 0'''"'~
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st&s9. l.. =. bAvLGrs
J.. n0SRi \ Co.,
C0mmissiea Merchants J5dtrson, Tsxss,
MILL Keep g1a,iaa,ly on Aand for sale 4
~ large supply Of o~ocsria' snd. Produce,
CHEAP for essh.
Also The mos, inrtoged cotioa q ". and
igs@ NtAs
u .Msrc% ~. 1852, uHo-ly
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JAMES NJ. MORPHl3, Attorney - =
Q seilor al LG~, Marshall, llasrisee D.
Texas. -
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.oFESSOR ALEX. G.. BARisY,S

- OF II y Us, of MEDICAL con e
/ - l0' BEA0TIFYING, CURLING. Pr
'e'i"rns and Strengthening the Hair, Relic Q
1fg' & o' tile skin. Curing Rheumatic Pains. al /
External Wounds. Bounded by no geogralln
Il ,e. reputation Of BARRY's TklcorHERoUs rei
mon The sales of the article of late y.ar~
'eo ~ IA ratio thnt almost exceeds belief
tpARRY' alter careful examination OF hl4
"a 'no' lhat number f bottles delvere to
- '''''''S nl from half gross upward. during thu
= "'N within trilr of $50 900.
.i5'r'Sary 10 present at length the evidence
~ ',I' properties OF the Trichopherous. When
..'' '1rhlshed such an Endorsement as this. -
al the aficle and the explanations given
''' artna upon the hair, the scalp, and in all
F'Tn'hl irritation. first recommended ii Ia
a.I al' Il ~ The people, This was nlltha ,he inver
hF'ty hoitle advertised itself The eilrci,
IN 'Hcredsd expectation il acted Ike Il
''i's would NOT he without it. Count y
s.''y 'eetion ol the uniled States found tn ,
IT,, ~ a., '0d thus VA, huiltup wholesale trade t
nj I.'"e'in I nnheard u. a~ regards articles II
3.,," 'saesi point ha, vat been roach j
Ivy t'.ei =, That the saies this va. Ill be MI
g.i.., ,s.i Nlahufaetory, No. 1877 Broadwav; n y
...# +. l"'se' = cents a large buitle.
n1. =; ''nt 10 purchaseJs hy the quantity, s. Ia
,Sis,,PPa' merchants and druggists througnoil' TIA,
d F.assdn una Ganuda, Mexico, Wesr ladies' Great
lg' lsss1hnan IT, Lyman, j II. seay and R. Staben, \
.'9-dsc6m
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Those vessels ol the first class, built IN the city n
Baltimore, expressly for this trade aud have superior
fnmmodutinns Tor passengers They nre commanded
y experienced Captains, well qualified for the lmle
and who will spare excrtion accommodate Thu,
will be towed mp aud down the rivers by aud may
he relied TO sail promptly US adycrtized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from NV
York will find it 10 their inlerest Ia ship by this na
freight will always be taken low by otl.ef
line of Packets, aud every effort will be mndc by The
nrents in Richmond and New. York give satisfaction
Freight 10 cents per whole, and u cents per ,
Tobacco being about % per cent lcss than chnrg'
Lie Steamers. Insurance can be effected In the III
moad Fire Association by this line NJ 3S per cent.
We respectfully usl, and hupe Il succeed in obtain
Hg a fall share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 New York will he for
nardcd free of commission New Orleans, Mobile
Hlnrcston, Savannah any ohor Southern North
I'm port The yossels will lie in Richmond ct koelets
l. New York al Beith No /, Gailec House slip, ant Of
Na Street. DAVID CURRlE Richmond. ,
&. II PIERSON, ny >
No. 81 South Street :
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Union sTEAMsu.p CompA- -,


md Cape Nay --Fol Philadelphia every Nednrsday,
STEAMER cry or honmoRp, Capt Mitchell
STEAMER NWGiNtA, Capt. Teal.
STEAMER fENNsYLvAN1A, Capt. Bn,moro
One OF ihrse splendid steamships will lenve Richmond
for l'hlndelphn every Monday and Thu sdny nj biRh
water toucl my at Cape May land passengers. Re.
turning enyo Philadelphia rycry "Wednesday aud Sntur.
day mt 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Until further notice
Passengers for enpe MAY will consult thcr iniere.f
hV taking this route, it is, in addition 10 bong lie
,henpest, The most rx ped iious aud comfortable.
Passengers for New AOrk-Wc huve Ell
tered into forward passengers throuEht
New York. either by s'enmers, allowing themil
privilege uf remnnng in Philadelphia three OF four day
~ proceed directly on 10 New York, upon the arrival 4
the ,ieHnlri5,
shippers 10 the Wcst-robneeonists de-
fous ofshippng to fttsburg, will plcu.e bear in mind
TINT hive mndc all the necessary arrangements l.
forward 10 accothrnngh NJ GO cents per 100 pounds
Duc notice will be always given in all he Daily paPet-
in the city. when the steamers will be rendy To receive
freight, und the hournf lheir smiling.
A. B.-Shippcrs will beur in mind that all Bis Il
Ladng be the wharf nj Rockeitsu be sign
I'd before tire smiling of stcumets.
Fnssnge through 10 New York, st cabin nnd found ~
Gnpc May
fha'phia, " "
2nd cnbu "
For freight FossaRe, nppy To
RO. RANKIN. Aa'T, Richmond w
je 2g.dsets IN he Doc,
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Ed TO EssssC

ef,,-tP 40 aEsE.-Tbe subscribers
ID. IN ~, "lFs tor their work on the Va. Y Tenn,
ae.., ANY, deaataiI region of Va. u number a.
esa H., n I'oys' TOR which iibcrn hire will be- paid
a..aa.I .'ag experience in the management ri
sf#.q.,.';.' = themselves large owners Iliied ~
IL. .pNf thn same trcatlr"., in every t.,rc,f
burg. b., 'i nwn. On" ot - can e. s,.,t =
a.5o, H., time I'LL the l0th nf Jar.,iary n II.
leDapie,ySselI;, or at AlcCorkr Simpson &; mr..
'ians. TAey viii also buv me nrai
y d.c,. SCOTT x ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-23
~ "a. IIOLLIN'S

N F;. IOLLIN's
a. OFFER FOR SALE
30 hhds. 7. r. and ~ o. Sugar.
70 Boxes and bbls refined do
10 hhds, p. II. and Cuba Molasses,
10 bbls. N. o. do
1870 bags Rio and Legura Coffee,
40 . Superior Old Jaya do
Case Extra Fine Gunpowder Tea,
l50 Sacks Fine and G. A. Salt,
90 Ton Bar Iron,
| do Hoop do
| do Bstered Steel,
2000 lbs Shear and Cart Steel
Tons Casting,
SOC Kegs Nails, 3 to 60 dy,
10 do Wrought Nails,
so Grindstones.
60 Boxes Hulk Il Sons Candles.
40 Boxes Adamantine do
90 do Sperm do
900 Sides Sole Leather,
50 Black upper do
40 doz Calf bkns
30 do Pink Lining Skins,
bales Shoe Thread
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn Nos. 8 toll,
5 bales wrapping Twina,
do Candle wick
do Cotton Bats,
Also. Scythe and Moving Blades and Snaths Wrap
ping Writing aid Letter Paper; Pepper Spice Ginrer
Nutmegs, Cloves, Mace and Cinnamon Bed Cords and
Plough Lines Tanners Oil No. Mackerel, Herrines
e. Shad ma ll-ts1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-23
FOE NEW YORK
II y. MaR Ifur pcrthe SPLENDID SIEdhSHHH
jamestown and EsOnn0kr!

jamestown and Roanoke!
fE'IIE new mad elegant -idc wheel steam = -
ship JAMESTOWN, (CaPt. Parrish )essvsr-ss5ssas
will leave Petersburg vim City Point, every Iuesdts
Evening, and the ROANOKE, (Gapt. Onvendy) ever,
friduy Evening, for New York.
Pnssnec and fare lrom Petersburg including
Snte Rooms $40 ~
SterInge pn.sngr. 3 m
For speed comfort mud snfety these Steamships
eXercd by none on The canst aud travellers viii find II
the pleasant the north they will thete
by avoid the dust and frequent chnngc4 of the Rirond4
tzB Tickets s.Lcd nj 'fIy office Sycamore Street.
SAM q. BAPTIST, Agi. Peiersbug.
tB A passenger tmin lenyes the Appomattox depo'
every Tueslay and Frdoy at half past O'clock ?. NJ
connect with the Steamships Mt City Point Pnssen.
gers 10y the Souh.sde Railroad will rcach Petersburg IN
time 10 tns se the cnrs for the steamers G. Is.
July l1-f4