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y. BROW ER 4 co.,
IIOUSE FURNISHING STORE

II CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS,
(NHlNA, Glass and Earthenware; SILVER
~ Spoons, Forks, Ladies'. &c; Plated Cas-
tors, Candlesteks, Walters, Cake Baskets
Spoons, Forks, SC. Britannia Teasets'
Pitchers. Urns, Cups, SC. Tin War: A CEN
eral assortment. Wood Ware Tubs, Buckets,
Brooms, Baskets, &c. Brushes: Floor, Dust
ing, Scrubs. Whitewash, &c. Castings: Pots,
Teakettles, Grddics, &c. Jnponnery: Wait.
ers, Buckets, Boxes. Cutlery; Knives and
Forks, of all descriptions and qualities. Bras,
and Iron: Tenders, Androns, Shovcs and
Tong.. Lamps: Ofevcry description. Cook
ing Ntcres: The celebrated Republic stove.
In short, every article required TO furnish a
house, Except cabinet furniture and dry gocds,i
being the most extensive assortment in any 90
store in the city.
" Goods for the country packed with extr'
care.
Jan. 10, 1883.
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c. q. DHAsLEY / CO.

G. q. DCAsLEY / CO.
(LATE or MARSHALL, TEXAS
Wholesale Groceys and dealers in Wines, Ii
quors, and Prerisions, No. 10 Canal st.,
smi ~ Crosswan H., (bei~eew Cussom
House ax1 the Rirer.)
HAVE opened large and well selected
/ i stock Of the above ssticIcA, which they
offer on ~ favorable terms A. can lie purchased
at any house in the city Of New Orleans. Per-
sons visiting tho city will please favor them
with a call All orders promptly and faithfully
attended to. BY strict attention to business they
hops to give senssAl satisfaction AID to receive
n liberal share Of patronage, particularly from
their Texas friends.
Jan. q, 1863. n27-ly.
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Plnne Ferries &C.

Plane Ferries &C.
THE subscriber keeps constantly
for sale the largest stock Of Pianos
WV In tho city, principally from Cnlcx.
ssfsa and Nuss's and CLAnx. Those are nm.
ques,ionaby tho best manatacturersip the U.
haates. Also. At all times Guitars from MAR
Tin, together with virlns, Accordeons, etc.
All The lats and fashionable music, with pre-
ceptors, ETC., etc.
HENRY PARSONS,
~ Camp street, Nsw Ovl<ans,
Jan. 4, 1883. n27.ly
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~ YALE JR., 4 CO, ~ Magazine street,
~. New Orleans, Wholesale Dealers IN In
ported Staple and Fanny SiiAs and Strar Goods,
I.acss, E,brodsriss, Chores, Mani,i!as, Fringss,
Bra,ls, Buttons. Gimps, trimmings Of aNkinds.
Bonnsts, S,raw Ha,-, Ribbons, Artificial
Flo,cers, Millinery Articles, aud Rich Fancy
Dress Goods Of ali kinds. A full and complete
assortment Of every thing in their line Of the
very latest fashion, constantly on hand Count
~ Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to call and examine before purchasing.
G. YALE, JR., L. co.
~ magazine S,reet between
Common and G.avier.
Jan. 10, 1883.
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SlCKLES 4 co, Drsagis's and Apo,Aern-
- RIGS, Nos. SO and 20 Canal street, New
Orleans. Importers Of, and Wholesale dealers
in, drugs, medicines, perfumery, surgical instru
mcnts, &c.
ship, steamboat, plantation, and family med
icnss, put up with particular care, and guaran.
.ced freAh and genuine.
Jan. 3, 1888 n27-0m
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aae REWARD.

Wv - Il w - a
- Runaway from The ssea
living ~ miles southeast Of -
a Texas, on the 9Th Of July last.e
49, man by the nasne Of AzANa!
'oaeh' said negro two yeafs ago =
s'v'on, Esq, of Marshall, and hs btse
from Mobile, Ala. lie 10 about - w.
age Of black complexion; six kes - A.
will weigh about 100 o. Ito lba hsa
hiscaFs and weatcs rings in them q W
Perfo-mcs tolcrably well on the violis.
! WI give the above reward Of ~ M
negro. II delivered to me, o. placed \
that ! ct him.
r. B. GATLlN !
Glad Spring p. o., Hhrrisow c.,
Jan. 10, 1853.
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". RAwLiHs. l.. n. DUNCAN
DAWLlNS, DUNCAN l. Co, Cotton Fec.
IL fors and Commission Merchants, No. 50
Garondelet Street, New Orleans. M y
RErxx ro-James Y. Collier, Colonel q. II.
Coonos, w. s. Sanders, J. y. Rossboroagh,
Joseph M. TAILOR, Harrison couniy; DR.. John
W. Maa~ie, J. J. Holloway Ruak county; N.
Trawick, Jefferson.
W. will furnish Bagging, Rope, and Plan
ta.ion supplies to Planters shipping TO the
above house.
EVANS, GREGG, T. KEY.
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ARCADE HOTEL

Nsg siss S., Astsv~ NstsAss ssd Osuv;S- a., NJ o.
r. q. MORSE, PaoraiEvoa.
vTNHl9 hotel has been entirs.y renovated aud
j rsAttsd. and In point Of coQfort. elegance,
and eonvsnisnce, h Inferior 70 no hotel in the
cIty. An the Texas and Rsl river papers are
kept On Ale q this heuss.
This hato1 haa this convenience 10 pssaona
vlsisIag III city. nsals can b obtained a. near.
" N Scum.
D.. -. tsbA n96-ly.
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~ENERAL phole,ni, and retail Grocer,
u R,c.i,ins and Forwarding Me'casr'
Commerce street, opposite steamboat landing,
Shreveport, L., will give strict attention 10 all
business entrusted to his care.
Constantly on hand large and well selected
stock of plantation md family groceries, wh'eh
are offered chap for eash--among which arc
sugars. teas, fish, pork lard. oils, cof'ees choco-
late. spices, beef, butter, fruits candles, salt
pickles, bacon, cheese, syrups, mo'asscs, s"aps'
-four, hams, rice, hardware, tobacco, cigars
powders, shot, lead, starch, SC.
The highcs, price paid for cotton, hides pei
tries, and becswax.
Strangers are invited TO give me call and
examine for themselves.
ar Orders for the surrounding country care.
fully and promptly attended to.
May !, 1892. ~ "
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pRu0s, PAINTS, &c.

rf>nE subsesihss ~ on hard. and continual.
i y receiving large stock Of fresh Dvsxs,
Medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, glass, ste., etc.
among whtsh are The following asticles:
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y. MORGAN r. pEAis".
IN MORGAN & co, General Grocsrs,
H. dealers in western produce, and CON-
mission merchants. No. 80 Tehoupiloulas
street, New Orleans
Jan. 8, 1883. n7y3
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I 3. CARTER, Commissisa sa1 Forrsrd-
IL y AsssAsas, snd WAsissslssnj Rs,si
p-aiss = 0sseerieh Provisions, LIssors, Ny.
Corr, os's. lAGrisg. RAP, 4c. n. & C
HATE hrra Warehouse, corner Of Counsece
and AAu r'e "a, ShSsvepost, L..
a'r !i6efa' aig saHe1 me1e ~ conaRnnents
% Cotsns a-t Ne-~Aeadiss. Every desrrip.
ton Of Good. -cc,i'sDFea asssAgs on moderate
terms n0-y.
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Medical card,

MeUuIWo AWD0s
mrs. YOUNG T. JOHNSON, Fespesu
~ announce to their friends and paasseS1
they hay. associated themselves togcshshe
practice of medicine in its various taal
Olkce up stairs in DR.. Young's brick ~
soc,h side Of tho public square.
MARSHALL. Texas, April II, lisa
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OissUIutIOn.

HNlIE eopar,nership herc.ofoss existinGs
/ the firm af Ward, Wilson, \ Co, u
day dissolved by Limitation. w X, D.
and q. w. Vwion, having purchased ,hst
interest Of J. D. Wilson, in said Rsa4
persons indebted to the same will pIsssel
and settle with the remaining sncmbsw 4
concern.
". X. D. WAR;
J. Il. WILSON,
q. W. VlVi0N.
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4 11elekiAeo - ~, even liqagA tie boat,
9)oAN- bs,ii on Fo,sl Ike ,as saaa
2 Shs h ans Fm - ssenss Aspast
esen tfofs's lzst ~ jlila v ssaal;
i Isx' ~e!msy dsu4 ~ w. ~ sass hslGsvsd,
.Apd 4sow ~ aAlasAssA shsdsws ill ear
u'ss -. ....., ..... ND ;. deceived,
80 - n0a, scld spirit that bstsaysi
Love ~. tAsssh ~ may live 10 ~,
IheaesE - u1'tss shaa liz eircling shrosd;
Tho dark Alunss shs slosm Of death may b.,
Aasstlon's -4Ssyyel shaIl pisrs the cloud.
1hs srutsl sprli ~ Beassa can give to lars.
8 The swegiea re ~ Nsry can bsstow.
ss thu bts.ei thong 'has ttis ths coal b. suss
T vii ns ct sA0 IL thiass Il loved below
pse 9r, l1pr Ia--tsssion -sathas he wov1s
iss's u'Sssis aus,e eve II asospd;
s.raia . ecbeya W ana1n5es"d chords.
Md gsnllesl bosors gisii De lest sesnd,
so~ers springlng thoaah ,as.t 'assline
3* pr Pr foftl' i4r worms . ieod upoa tioom
hsArss, though wflse BY traitors and ~
torb
u eaAll ssii'bs precious, and shail s,lll love on.
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JAMES =. BLALACk, Notary
81 Residence ten miles west Of -
Harrison county, Texas.
June 10, 1851.
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/ UhIT ron ,rnEr.


Shess,h swepi---lhe ire 10 bright
tbs kettle sings for tea
NJ ,lost IA apread-sls lamps arr ight
~ hot etss snoke To- napkins uhiie,
hsi pea Wall lof lhcs
Conc hoEio love 4'me. ihy task i done
Inn clock ticks i'iennsj
The bhade are snui--fae certain down,
The arm rbsr Z, sar t-esii% drawn,
The bog Is ca m1 Aaes.
roms bone love- homo ais deep fond sys
Looks toaad hasa sisl'alr
ga Gher III Nh.sierias wleds g by,
Az II thy welcome step vas nigh,
lie @os ssaltng'y
In yain-hs bbas HE wclao0is va,H.
Ant turns bis glance eums,
50 cssoss.ly, tAa. gss ra'a,
- Asn nats ~ hsass Strain,
Y ~ eiaass y - lIhs thlas.
IN ~ = dens, " niss .Ass here.
Whsss'ss Thy fostsssps roam,
= 3 hsast wlll spssad ssch kindly ehsss.
~ bealeag hsars, no lsseniae en-,
La thsss will wait thss hone.
~ aasag ~ ssisp wake fAsA
Aa1 will kaswa stsp doth ssns,
- ~ h dsawa-ths ssts 10 passsd-
he ~ y VIA With Joy n l.st
NJ \ lAsuenad wslseues Asms.
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Fair Warning.
4 LII persons are forwsrned agsfnst cutting
"A down or carrying or timber from my
lands. Persons thus offending will be prose.
eutsd 10 the utmost rigor Of the law.
r. FRASER.
Jan. q, 1859. cn
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=" J.. nesBi 4 CO.. : '4'I'''

J.. nosBs 4 CO., '''1''
Coz sisslas Merchants, .'-N'rasn, 1tses.
Axfill 1asp ccrstsnIiy ol hsn1 ~ aoIe 4
w large supply Of Grcsros md pvvtuoA
cheap fns cast.
s1sA - The most Improved Cotton ~ -
Mub
Sc ~ 'sa1 n3o
yWt, SAh. EEsurRsos
0hN, 4 HENDERSON, WA.
- NJ, ~ Marianne street. ff,sr
~ 80, vsns4y
Ia = Wasi. Jesges.op /,
1fcaysxas.
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= Cs.S;sseis~-jsIsTesss"'.
rrpr. MARlUNk RlvEn, AND LIZ
I,.v.Ascs AoArses. - CAsr srarrr' !
.~sA susge1S0oD eompA1gv,
OF nARrSoap, ceoa.
Capital, Fire, ,""S
Lite Department., '0o'oo0
Total, ss'o''0"
eaarHNnrA Insurance COWpoAvS
or Hartford, Conn, C"piisi esoo'ooo'
\. 4. LIE 1nsarance Cc ~ ~
n. IA. Ms,.sl PIsn, Cspissl oAso'Oo0'
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The undersigned having withdrawn MS coz :
r..,,oc from the board Of unAcswvitsFs, -
",eusrrd to issue polciss for the respective
E;nd. Of insurance. IN The shove old and vss4
able companies, se.in.. los. or d."es'' o.. on
FIRE. Marine, and Inland Risks, and on me
ii,s, Of Whites and Slaves, on The mop hoe-
RI tcrms, discriminating according TO ~asaFo'
Aunly TO G. LATnROP, Agent,
"ff' ~ Camp street.
The undersigned is sab.sgcnt tor the ao"Ss
company and IS prepared and fully authorized
to rke any risks coming under the Purv'ew OIL
the policies. ~, r.,
je,9,ly Sml'hi"hu, NasN ~ 's~---
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Paper Warehouse.

No. 81 Gasp Street, New O'iseas.
DIAPER Of every descriptions furnished to
J. ssdss, 1t very short not3ee.
n. b. Agents for J. d. nsCssesys fancy
eoloEsd, book. and news printing Lake, a New
vork psiesa
v0a4Sy HENRY L. POTTER.
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2oogpu \. pALuan, JAMas 4, nAanRY.
I0s1fil Il. PALMER I CO, kssssvs
81 - Wkskssls Dssisrs in Fsepirw ~ d.
slSss ny Gssds, ~ Caap strsss, ilsss 0ass
~ Mn osleans. xs#
- ~. less. ves1o-ly.
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EDWARD CLARK, Anes~sy4 ~ r
II shall, Texas, praeticea In an o1e.S
the Sixth yudicicial District. and ~
and Federal Courts II ths STATE. \
Also United Stntca Commissioaes u = H.
.ilions. and aiiidavits, and bail In civil "a
feb ~, 81 z
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to embrace another opportunity to address
them at greater length. &
| The Herald gives some "reminiscences Of
Mr.. MitchelPs History. He is a rernarka-
bly, plain spoken gentleman. When convict
| ed Of the offence for which he has lately suf-
| fered, the following was his speech in reply
to the question ifhe had anything to say why
| the sentence of the court should not be pass.
ed upon hi,n
Mr.. Mitchell-i have, emphasizing the word,
and glancing Mt Judge, jury and sherih) hare to
say that have been found guilty by packed jury
by the proceedings OF partisan sherif-by alury
no, empanneed according to the laws even OF Eng
loud-empannelled not by a sheriff but juggier -
That the reason why object to your sentencing
me to any punishment.
The High shcrif'-My Lords, claim the protec-
ton of the court
Mr. Mitcheil-That is the reason why object to
sentence being passed on me.
Judge LEROY here defended the sheriff, and pro-
ceeded to pass sentence of fourteen years transpor
tation.
Mr. Mitchell-May | say few words to the
COURT
Judge Lefroy-Certainly.
Mr. Mtchell-The law has now done its part aud
the Queen of England and the crown and govern
ment in ireland, are now secure, pursuant to act
OF Parliament. have done my part also. Three
months ago, promised Lord Clarendon and his
government in this country, that would provoke
hun into the courts OF justice places OF this kind
are called-that would force him publicly and no
toriously to pack jury against me- to convict me-
or else that would walk free man out of this
court, and provoke him to a contest in another
held. My lord, knew that was setting my lie on
that cast; but knew in either event the victory
should be with me and il is with me. presume
neither the jury, nor the judges nor any man in
this court lnagines that it Is criminal who stands
IN this dock. have shown that her Majcsty's 60
vernment sustains itself in ireland by packed ju-
ries-by partisan judges-hy perjured sheritfs-
The Judge here interrupted him.
Mr.. Mitehell-l will not say anything more ofthat
kind-but wish to say this my lord have acted
in all this business from the irst, under strong
sense OF duty. | do not repent anything | have
done; and believe tina, the course which have
opened is only commenced The Roman who
MS hand burning to ashes before the tyrant promis
cd that three hundred should follow out his enter
prise. Can not promise for one-for two-for
three-aye, for hundreds
Mr.. Mitchell pointing among others to Mr.. Mea-
CHER, who So coon followed him into exile. A ter
rite scene of excitement here ensued in court and
the judges fed with terror from the bench, and did
not return till after the lapse of an hour.
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THE GREAT BANK RoBBEHy.-Chauncey John.
son, in whose possession was found over So, ooo
of the money robbed from the Bank OF the State o,
New York, has confessed that he was alone In the
robbery. The New York Times says;
He will undoubtedly plead guilty to the crime OF
grand larceny, which viii subject him to imprison.
ment In the state Prison only for term not ex.
cceding five years. The statute provides that the
crime OF grand larceny cannot cause the incarce.
ration of the criminal longer than five years whe
ther he steals twenty five dollars and one cent or
thousands OF dollars
In connection with this robbery, the reward Of
S4,2.o yet remains in the hands OF the Mayor,
awaiting the action OF officers Keefe and Brown
respecting the claims recently put forward by 9TH
ergcntlemen belonging to the Police Department
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OREGON The following is the substance of the
news from Oregon, by late arrivals:
The papers complain that the Territory pro-
duces little and imports great DEAL even of those
articles in which Oregon might produce in album
dance.
The treaty with the Rogue River Indians has
been published After the formation OF the treaty,
some OF the whites, vino disliked the treaty and
desired the determination of the red men fred
upon the Indians The C, st of the Rogue River
war was about S2500O0
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VIRGINIA:-At Circuit Court of the

VIRGINIA:-At Circuit Court of the
County of Henrieo, held at the State Court
House, in the city of Richmerd, Tuesday, No
vember 8th 1853
Charles c. Hudson in bis right as well as admin
istrator de bons with the will annexed of Bar
rett Price. deceased, and administrator of VIM.
E. Price, the elder son of the said Barrett Price
deceased, Pitts,
against
John Weatherford and Mary E., his wife, Edwin
Hudson, John P. Hudson, Christopher Hudson.
Joseph Bernard and Catharine E. his wife, Robert
F. Redford, John Bowles husband of Martha
Bowles, decd Edwin n. Nuckos and Sally, his
wife, Indiana Bowles, su infant. Alexander B
Hutchinson, sheriff of Henrico county, and AS such
administrator of Sarah Redford, decd, William
Barrett Price in his own right and executor of
Elizabeth Rutherford, decd, John A. H Ru.her-
erfotd, ST., Patrick Il. Hart and Maria Louisa his
wife, Thomas z. August, committee of John A. H.
r. Armstead. Judith NJ Armstead, Louisa Arm
stead, Virginia Armstead and VIM B. Armstead,
infants under the age of twenty-one years Thos.
ArmsteGd, husband of Albany Armstead, d.
James Neal, husband of Catharine Neal decd
Muntford A. Hurt and Ann Eliza his wife Chap
peil E Averrett and Mary c., his wife, Alexander
R. Neal, the unknown personal representatives of
James Taliaferro and Patsey Taliaferro and Judith
Price, Defts
In this cause the Court doth judge order and de-
cree that one of the commissioners of this Court do
proceed at such time he shall appoint and as speed
lily may be, 20 state and settle the accounts of the
complainants in respect of the monies received by
him from the proceeds of the sales of the slaves Of
Barrett Price, deceased and to apportion the same
among the parties entitled thereto according 20 their
respective interest therein.
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RICHMOND MARkETS-Dec. ]

RICHMOND MAkkETS-Dec. |.
CORRECTED DAILY.
We have no change to note in our market to-day.
The next steamer is now due.
FLOUR-The market is quiet and firm at 81, with
out any transactions except the city dealers Buy
ers holding oh, waiting for further news.
WHEATis irm and in demand at Sl.40Ql.50. the
quantity coming in much reduced
CORN and TOBACCO, with other articles, remain
as last quoted.
The weather is coils and more favorable for the pro-
vision trade.
HOGS are coming in freely and ssld at 81 as.
BEEF-510S7 as to quality.
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ME- MITCHELL IN NEW YORK.

The New York Herald gives interesting
details ofthe reception of Mr. Mitchell in New
York, whose arrival in that city on the 2sth
inst, we announced on Wednesday. An i'm
mense crowd surrounded his lodgisgs, and a
number of Irish military companies came 70
rive him serenade. Mr. Mitchell made
brief address to the multitude, and promised
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respondent when Dumas has published his
mornings pape., and has written his even.
ing's play, what is he going to do with him
self the rest of the dayf
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The New York Times charges Mr. Bourcicault
with drawing strongly upon popular French
drama called sullivan" in his new comedy called
"The Fox Hunt, or the Adventures of Don Quixote
the Second" Mr.. 3. denies the charge.
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SAILING OF THE ARABIA.-The Arabia sailed
from New York for Liverpool on Wednesday. She
had l6o passengers amongst whom is Monsieur De
Breeck, bearerof dispatches to ST. Petersburg
She takes out 100000 in specie-not SO much as
was supposed
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The May Queen, from Virginia, sailed from Cardiff
18th ut.
Emerald, English for City Peint, sailed from New
port 10TH
Brig Canada, McDougall, from Norfolk, arrived at
Falmouth, Jan. 18th
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3O.-Stearner Mary Washington
from Fredericksburg. Reports the steamship Martin
Hoffman, from BALTIMORE for New York, of the Rap
having broken down, and had sent to Norfolk for
sistance.
New YORK, Nov. 29.-Cleared schr Mary Jane,
Mott, flor Norfolk; arrived schrs. Mary Jane Peck,
Dupuy, from Richmond; Hannah and Abigail, Meal
lister from Norfolk, end Julia A. Mister, Lent, do
Nov. 81, cleared schr A. Baker, Baker Free ericks-
burg, and Hanover, Whipple, Richmond.
ALEXANDRIA,, Nov. 29.-Arrived, brig Russell
PoN thress from Salem
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SAMUEL B. BIsSELL.

II HENRY G. CANNON, ATTORNEY AT
LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner OF
Deeds. &c, fer New York Pennsylvania, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Ohio,
Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Iowa, &c.
Practices in the Courts Of Richmond city and Hen.
rico county. VIII attend promptly to all Legal and
Notarial business with which he may be entrusted
Office On Franklin Lear Governor street,
Q-t,,
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NJ UTS.-Almonds, Pecan Nuts, Walnuts,
IN Palm Nuts and Fberts. A large supply and all
fresh, just received per schr Galego and for sale by
S. BONAVITA l. CO,
de NO. rs Main street.
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-6U0 EN-
" AMELED CRATES AND TENDERS FOR
SALE AT REDUCED PRICES.-The subscriber
mas for sale the largest stock of CRATES and FEN
DERS ever befors offered for sale i'll this city, of his
own manufacture. The Crates embrace all the va
rous kinds and patterns, such as square topped
Go,tlc, Liptic Circle, &c. with beautiful rounding
Eerders. Summer Pieces, &c, TO match.
Orders for Crates Tenders, nc, from town and
country punctuay attended TO and carefully packed
Merchants purchasing sell again will be supplied
the lowest Northern prices, with the usual discounts
oil for cash by wholesale. Apply at my Bell and
Bra.s Foundry on MAN, between eth AID 9Th streets,
Richmond, Va.
de2-dlmis* SAMUEL u. DENOON-
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. 80.
SAILED,

Schr. MIST Tuthill, New York, -four, D. Currie.
Schr. John T. Fardy, Travers, Charleston, nldse.,
w. D. Colquitt Co.
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tY PItLNIX BANK.-The Notes of this issue
Yiu be redeemed in Richmond by II. T. PAIRO
L CO.; in Washington City by PAIRo NOURSE.
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NOTlCE.-Al persons indebted to, or
~ having claims against the estate Of JOHN HUR.
LEY, decd, are hereby notified coil and settle the
with ne.
MARY 4 HURLEY, Adu,x.
Test: mark,
GAS, Il BAkiHe.
EjRestar6eld Dec la, 1854 Ha q=-dts