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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

o. Gov. Smith, Lady and Daughter ar
rived in this place on the Doth ult,, and
took rooms at the American. They had
just returned from the Springs. The Gov
ernor is looking exceedingly well, and
we think could stand tour Of the State
next Spring, without much damage to his
lungs.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
sThe Alum Spriays.

A writer in the Penny Post, dated Bath
Alum Springs, abiding 10 the Rock brid &c
Alum, which he had just left, says, Fra
@ief the proprietor, is most accomplished
and intelligent gentleman, ever striving
ian impossible thlng) to please ever, body
The Bath Alum Springs are owned, ia
part by the same gentleman. rhese
Sfan-s are tie most improved. and the
nest Kept suppose, Ia the INC untains OF
Virginia; and 10 persons i'll search of health
and comfort, instead of crowds and pleas
ure, there are none that held out greater
promise The buildings are all of brick
large, airy, very neat and we'll furnished
The table is unsurpassed by any in the
mountains. To-day. for dinner, we hac
among other meats, the best of venison ant
turkey. SIR. Rhodes, formerly of Gala
ghan's,a place famous fromMainc 10 Georgi;
lor It's irIed chickens, is the manager.
The same writer says, "at this distance
go miles, from Staunton we hear horrible
tales Of the ravages Of the cholera there
At ninety miles the number of cases ant
deaths would, of course, be twice as great
whilst in Staunton itself, suppose, the
poor citizens are without any of the excl
ting news we have"
It's fact.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

ps-Judge Bronson has accepted the NOM
ination for Governor. by the New York
Hards : and the Washington Sentinel is
out in favor of his election. Now, when
it is remembered that resolution was re-
Gently adopted by this same New York
Hard faction, denouneing President Pierce
and his administration. it looks rathel
strange that the Sentinel should come out
and support the chief of that faction This
is what we would call supporting the ad,
minstration " over the left
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

a& Woodward, of the "Woodward
House," has fitted up handsome Dining
room. The room, however. is not near SO
inviting, lat least to hungry man. as the
repast he daily provides for his customers.
Woodward understands his business, and
his House has no superior in Western Vir-
ginia. He richly merits an extensive pa
tTonage
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

e. The Richmond Enquirer contains
an editorial. expressing its neutrality as to
the time and place of holding the Guber-
Material Convention. The editorial states
that that paper had nothing to do with sug-
costing the lime.o holding the Convention.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
superintendent of the Central Rail Road

Ii was generally understood, and as gen.
orally regretted, in 4ihis community, that
II. ID. Whiteomb. Esq, superintendent OIL
the Central Railroad. intended to offer his
resignation Of the Office 10 the Board oil
Directors, at theiI. recent meeting. The
resignation was rendered, but not received
Mr. Whitcomb was induced to pur.
sue the course he did from the fact as we
understand, that his orders were frequently
eonntermanded or iaterfered with by the
President of the road. Hence he refused
to take upon himself the responsibility 81
his very responsible position unless he
could have ever lhiag under his own q
rection. The Board refused to receive t
rendered resignation, and declared MIR.
Nbiteomb 10 be superintendent IN rord ana
iced.
We are glad The services of this very
promising young man have been retained
by the company. There is no man better
qualified for the posi- he occupies. He is a
man Of fine Judgment, untiling industry,
and great system precisely the traits suited
for the place he holds The Board
have acted wisely, in refusing his resig-
nation, and declaring him superintendent
of the road.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
Guauo and r7laster.

We observed the other day ia passing
the freight Depot, large quantity Of Plas-
ter and Guano. Our farmers, generally
have coihmenced using these fertilizers
aud we have no doubt as has been the ex-
perieace Of others, will be amply repaid
for the expeTiment,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

~ Chas. b. Christian, the young man
who killed Blackburn, has been removed
flom the Roekbridge to the Bedford Jail.
in which county his second trial will come
off during the term of the Court which
commenced to-day.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
The Tournament,

Remember the Tournament on We'd
nesday the 9th inst. It's expected large
number of persons will be in attendance.
Ample arrangements have been made, we
understand for the accommodation Of as
many as may be there.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

@sa- Rev., d. NJ. Smith has resigned the
pastoral charge of the Presbyterian con-
gregation al this place, and the Lexington
Presbytery has dissolved the pastoral con-
nexion.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

O. We ooticed as we passed the House
on Main Street, opposite Cushing's, so long
occupied BY Mrs Coater as residence,
that the front part Of it was being convert :
ed into a store loom.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

IS The "Kuov Nothings" were de-
ieated IN the first ward of Washington CITY
III late municipal election to fill yacan-
cy accustomed BY death.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

Vzr Capt John d. Stevenson, second
son OF Capt. l.. J.. Stevenson, Post Master
at this place, has been elected to the State
Senate Of Missouri. He was Benton
candidate.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

o. The Lexington Star has an able and
forcible editorial article in lis last issue, ia
favor of "moral suasion." II properly ar
CUES that "moral suasion" is the only agen-
cy that can effect any permanent moral re-
formation.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

G5- We return our thanks to the agent
of Mr.. Elliot, for an invitation TO attend
the Balloon ascension In Charlottesville,
which occurred on the 31st ult. We
should have been pleased to have attended
on the occasion, but our engagement al home
were such, that we could not get off.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
Extonsion Of The Winoieatar Railroad.

A meeting was held recently in StIas-
burg to consider the question of extending
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad to
Strasburg A Convention was appointed.
10 be held in Wnchesiei Yesterday (sla-
day. We do not know whether the
body convened. We suppose they acted
on the moral Of the saw, 'abe better the
day, the better the deed or, 1t is posi-
bic the day was devoted 70 preaching
and praying in behalf Of the enterprise.-
But, seriously, the Convention should
have been appointed for the 4ih rather
than the Sd OF SEPT, We presume. The
enterprise is an important one, and we
doubt not the road will De eventually built.
1t should be at least. Nature seems TO
have lald out the valley to be traversed
by RAILROAD. We hope the Convention
has taken some energetic steps 10 prose-
cute the undertaking.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

o. The Hon. ]. Letcher Will receive
our thanks fora copy Of the proceedings
in the Colts Pistol ailair. We have here
tofole published copious extracts from this
report. We will again allude TO 1t.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

o.. The Cigar Establishment of Lloyd
Logan, Winchester, packed and sent up
the Valley about thirty five hundred
pounds Of Cigars, few days since.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

ls@ Mr. L. w. Garth of Albermarle had
his barn burnt, recently by negro slave,
who has been arrested and placed in Jail.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

t95- The Valley Star has also changed
its views in regard to the time of holding
IA Convention for nominating candidate
for Governor, and iavors short canvass.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

o. We have received marriage notice
from ChurchYille, but as it is not accom-
panied by the name Of the person sndipg
i, w Els. asskaei Z rsklslsne
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04
To the Ply sicians Of Slaunton.

STANTON. Sept /, 1854
Slg:-In reply to year request for informa-
ton regarding the present health of our town,
we have only to say that we have no knowl-
edge ofihe existence Of extraordinary disease oil
any one form; nor have we heard Of case oil
cholera or cholera morbus for the last ten DAYS
a. MAnDELL, j. a. WApDELL,
a. f. LAIRD, 7. RENNoLps,
y i DoNAaHE, II. j. CHuncnMAN,
1. j. MoGiLL, GEO. X. GfLmER,
I. A. BERKELEY. p IRVINE,
T.. J. FuoUA.
To N. X Trout
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

o. The State Of Texas has declared
through the ballot box, in favor Of Tempe
rance.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

o. On the 9th ult., the barn Of Wm.
Lecky on fiAbeI Ridge, was struck by
lightning, aud consumed,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

Is, The South Side Democrat is out in
favor of james A. Seldom, as the Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

CoIfespoudenCe.

STAuNToN, Seplember l,.l854.
GENTLEMEN: Being informed that very exag
gefattd fumors are nbltad as 10 the health b
stanton, ani in particular az 10 the existence o.
Cholera in The place, respectfully request lha
you will feporl 10 me The state Of the health o
the place. Very respectfully,
n. K. TROUT, Mayor.
To the Physicians of slaunton.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

$$5-W w. Corcoran aud r. " Latham,
the Washington Bankers were in this place
on Wednesday. The former took icons
al the Virginia, and the latter al the Amer
lean Hotel. Latham is raniing "Know
Nothing"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-09-04

The Democratic Party of Highland County
Are requested to assemble at Monterey on the
first day Of September Court to take INTO consid-
Grafton the propriety of sending delegates 10 the
State Convention. full attendance OF the
party is requested.
Sept. 4, 1854.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-04

asEfooshp Morning stnt2is bales cotton 1000 bills 1opI
IMPORTS
a. sus 1 s ss1ss % rs I t" s H,as
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!. bsyss
AsiEss Leon PpaIda North be,srs oyy
Al ss.efis x1s s9f rs S a . s
Hssgssy Btota"tl qne Jsa.onio Apgaeol eue
sarsd osss9 R aa,s
&C. JSs HsS's a %'s s Gss sa9do
PaS. ms: %d
N &'G r. whn'y
LysRpooIs Fiamca salt, sasoo states p,ehp
KINCsToN-ship Kats--Fruit to order
RocKLAND-Bsk Nathaniel Blaks7sOo bbll Drake.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
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ssrss1s Sts Ss
5fB sa.s4. Ts Us . ss Sc a. s
asIss 10 sa 90 Fas Ss
a 81 isf07
sEs, is%sH ~
s ana 81 p. q DO H Ss Lard @
Ps1n. do s Whisky Tyeh. &C., seaoa mustard
astg, Todd 60 ~ Tsstss % baymsa
~
10
Johnson22 no Murphy
Wright Williams &eo-sundrirs to order.
oss;s, Gssais,, E;sy
Hens Sfss' W.p. d SO
SsrS sis
Do Rsn oisr
a E ME- lfs s sss sa to
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,issHSsrssf-a Ssi,s "
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a cotton '''''''
Fs H 81 To- sss
do Elder sso24 do Aaiaso do es bC moss.es
iob crds
52aad.l @% . p Z .o
s hsa. s 1Sa M o Dbl a T bs
5ha: 80
:sss g Ia
assi ss 5Si S'nf 4 Total " bales
'teamSr s. chs,es Is bales Gotten Watt
CoNsIaNEEs .-..-.
Ss% g. H s:'s
sf saSs@ WINE ae
seeS ssris!s as" e
M WIZ, Tsys Welt as
n ns,oe yfsssts Ds st
&re-Poor aco--Goodrch &cnJ darcy Bro
Folger Start-F de
Fuen kco-R Bunee-J Poll ek-pav., &co-T Raa-B
Mature &eoPrely BsfnC Bndd-cke &co-Ksnnet
Hazard GteenW Vtedvnbureh sto--J &eo-U
Pollard &cocuddv Cmtsher &cosmitb Cooper Issg
DwyalM Gree wood AeocS DagganD MauprayJ
Janson &eoJ Wilder &caNnle, Cor kce-A Robb
J d Crowel-R Hall &eo-Buows Orom-H NJ Barlow &co--J
BSlswson &eo-T G Pagan Hart acoR Laughlin-D
GcoA ConenG w hlorrisosBL Mann 4csB,own htrs-F
Robb &coH PeaeDctnarest
Allipg-Thompson, Allen aco-S H Wood, and order.
For thp Vicksharg the Maid
zach Ss ss II iS dlassI .taw
Nc fRekenW jackson AeoLard 1AYlor--E
CcsarhsPerkn Campbell &soB4rnett BailJ Ltlejohn-Ei
BonnsbeA Mtenbsrger dcoDD Withers-P IrwinT
elkeeG W shaw coHnr Thomas &eo-Mcpenald stuart-s
BuacW GasquetW Eostef-Dameron &sceD Crogan--J
SatrtE-S NJ Todd dcoD Carrol-Msndeyi & Lnton-N
FolgeP Tulane &eoHenderseU Terry HiE Perry
WhitngH II EIaasel Bo-snth Cooper &co-CLitendea
Cameron NJ Elrs &co-Cook, Young &eo-J &ro-J
Could &co-R ] BuchananPrice Frost &roPees
WeUb Rswlinu 6eo WthersF Fogar-A Ntenboreer
Prieslcy BeinL fIssss-Pete-s hIslard
Tor HnWught, Wilam &eoE
kennett kcoW Violet: &coJ WlinnsC Buddecke
Yacng-Saflfo'dk Bro-F Fak-Gss lilo g. Harpe-Whiug
kausetG ay ley kcoa, Kemp &co-E FaroI-L Dcocbe-I
Kanlett-A Cox Wslnce-fjncle g. Mosby-
WhittDeuman aro-J Matthews hro-B Shields &coC;od
chan frerrs~tsr Camden &csLopg Mnglsae-J
] W0opy deo and order.
PASSENGERS.
Per shp FiiEiGnsa cabin s.eeage, on
| passage.
| erhbp G Paten--e rahu, 3H1 seerage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-04
.aLdBdJM.a RIVER.

Wnles WEDNEsDAY, Jsauayy 4, o'clock r.a
EtOR MONTGOMERY, WETuMPKA, 49, ~
Il SELMA and all landings the Asbaua River LEf$$4cs
Va the New hainRegular Alabama River Pseke;
tesTe AIABAMB.The stauncb built Ala
sAMA F. Roosris Jr receiving fright and
VII leave as aoys For freight passage having fine scoods
tions apply oa board, or 70
ian4 MCDOWELL, JR Il BELL. ~ Pn7dras street
EsOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA, 81 ~
~ SELMA and al landingz Alabama River 3lEH.5
ne Isrera.n ard Garroiitoa Rarcad Through
paies entirely light drauga atapneh
built GEORGIA. Captain
il rervug freight and will sbove
having unsurpassed accommodations, ppiy board,
JOHN T.. HYDE 4 co. Poydraa
q The Georgia rssevHg freight Depot Tyoi
Circle jana
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ST. LOUIS

Will leave THURSDAY. january 5, at o'cIockr.M.
NYOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO, New MA 80 n
DRID, HICKMAN, MEMPHIS, HELENA, "a ~sst4H-S5t
POLEoN aud int mediate lauaingsRegular St
Louis Newrles Pa, kst ght dransh
passenger DRESDEN, w Snmarh, port
receiving will above. For freight
ings accommodations, apply board
jams JOHN E. HYDE Il CO. IL Pnydras street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-04

viii leave FRIDAY, Jauutry nj O'Clock N.
NOR GRAND LAKE LANDING, HsS -
n PRINCETON, LAKE PROVIDENCE, MILL 81 -
KESS BEND, vICKSBURG. GRAND GULF, ROD
NEY MATCHES FORT ADAMS, BAYOU ARA, EATON euuGE
andngsTha fine packet steamer
FRANK LYON j. H. Estes, MASTER will leave above every
throughout the season. o'clock For freight
sage, apply board
sfRoTHER & BROS. Agents, Is Poydraa street,
Clerk the OF Canal
street. receiving freight ss
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EDLACIDE,s VARIETIES. Grarier street.-

d
this Theatre Comedy acts by
Sheridan, Of THE WEDNESDAY January 1884 the
performance will Of THE EiYALSSu
Anthony ,st this ,eaion sir Bass ceptn Absolute
Mr. j. " Alen Sir ciss NJ, White; Faqk!and 8r Iynne Bob
Acres NJ s. Browne David Mr. Hoiend Fag Mr. r Piaetis
May Stuart Lacy Blown Afsr Which, the
GUAkACHA by M Edminssop To conclude wi the Laaghats
Farce Of THE Mr. Hoiand OFlaunagan, Mr.
Kebe; VIII Bruce, Mr. white Jenny, Mrs Warwick Macy, Miss
Kenbls, Mrs. ToodIes Mn. Bower.
Ansissr6sBo1ss First Pargue.ts
7sc BoI Third Tier Cor colored persons ons GALLERY, 2s
Private BoIes as
n Doors open at hsitpasts o'clock; pmaocs
Z LII lGnk r..ccia
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aRK.aAsS.4S RIVER.

wilIleave WEDNESDAY, january 4. at O'Clock =. NJ.
ESOR LITTLE ROCK, FoRT SMITH, ~ :.
VAN buren, all intermediate landings on lstsAs3s
Rser-The very lisht draught steamer
ARABIA. John WOODBURY. mastsr receiving fs WIN
freight apply on board orto
jams MepDW Eil1 JR, a BELL, ~ foydfas strees.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-04

Wednesday Morning, January 4. 1864. !
GOTT0N-There active demand yesterday, re-
sutpg in sales of fully 10000 bales. Prices steady, We
learn that Mondays transactions also reached nearly that
amount. we quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior "a 81 Midding Fair. 05S GD10@
Mddinss. ska 81 aoo Coo Fair. ..... g
Good Middling.. 994fa1o1S Good and Fine. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock hand Sept. l, 1853. ..... .1o672 1906
Received since. 506,4G4 6922
yesterday..... 1i243-5o76l7 oO0- e922
5l82l9 s6887
Exported TO date. 236i165 1908
yesterday. -. 53S4=29l,552 0O0= 7,6os
Stock on hand not cleared...... 226667 2s779
SUGAR Asp MoLAssEs-The sales of sugar embraced
500 hhds u 334 for Fair to Fully Fair or mosssss
the stock was light and sales limited 500 bbs 17
ls+ q gallon for Prime and Choice and lots of half
bbls at 2l02e. On plantation crop Of $4,000 gallons
sold for the western market at 12s gallon in tho
cistern.
T0BACCo-We did not hear of sale.
FLOUR-The market was very dull, and we heard Of
sales Of any moment Holders Offering Ohio on the
Leyee at Sc 70DS67 rs Dbl and 1000 bills in two lots
were sold at the latter rate Monday evening.
GRAINCorn steady, with sales of $500 sacks, Of
which AS Green at o. $500 New in lots, at 66G6s and
about 1900 Old Yellow, selected, at 100 y bushei.
PRovISIoNS-Pork still higher, and 200 bbs New
Mess sold without inspection S13 IS 3 Dbl OF Beef co
bbls New disposed of Sl4 rs for Mess sl3 n
Dbl for Prime OF Bacon 40 casks old Ribbed Sides mot
prime) sold rate understood to be 60 q b Lard was
in good request with sales Of 100 bbs, No 81 24s
tierces and $50 bbs Prime at OK, and ia kegs lie
@ ID.
HAY-Advanced and 40 tons Prime Bath Hay sold
from the ship at SIS p ton
CoFFEEsaes 300 bags Rio, including 264 Old at IL a
100 at 11a, and 100 Prime New lex ointonia Wright
at 1870 p 1b.
BAGGING AND R0PE-The stock hand is ascertain
ed by careful count consist Of about 5000 pieces
Kentucky Baggng, and $1,000 coils Rope
GUNNY BAGs-We noticed an offer of 10 4s cash for
100 bales
CANDLEs-2OO boxes Star, good brands, were sod in
several lots at 229ae q tb.
LTME-A cargo OF 229s bbls Rockand sold at 81 65
% Dbl.
LARD OILS bbs Prime brought 500 u gallon.
WHT5KY-Adyanced, and 200 bbls Rectifed taken at
$50 u gallon,
FREIGHTs-Two ships were taken for Havre at "a
for Cotton and 81 so for Flour Two for Liverpool
for Cotton and British ship at the Some sugar
shipped to Eastern ports at the reduced of 81
hid
BXoHANGE-Demand very limited, and rates lower
We quote:
sterIhg kDlUe4
Francs ..olio hDolZo
New York Sixty-day Bills. ......2 G12k p Ct disc
Sight Checks on News York;. u p CT disc "a par.
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oUscHTTa RIVER.
wmlsavs WEDNESDAY. I.aa.rz !. q $ O'Clock :. .

VIII leave WEDNESDAY January 4, at O'Clock
NOR CAMDEN, BEECH HILL, R.sg n
ELDnRADo LANDING, cHAMPAGNoIE, LLlsi aii#sSe
LANDING ALABAMA LANDING, OuACEIrTA CITY, TRENTON,
MONROE COLUMBIA HARRIsoSBUG all interme dias and
the naehta Bk Regular oaebiia River Packet
WORLD.
WORLD masfsr, freight
viii leave For freight having superior
carnmodatons, apply on board ~ -
jams MCDOWELL JR-, & BELL. 10 Poydras street
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viii leave THURSDAY. January ut o'clock
NOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND ~ -
II BAYOU. GRAND EcaRE, ALEXANDRIA LnEs3SssassssE3.
GORTONS svtft
running packet SWAMP Fox, Capt H. Wilson il now
receiving freight will retgt OR pas
having apply haard eot Custom
boase SMITH n FiGlSTER 10 Jana ST. lals
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NEW CONCERN.-A. B. JAMES,
tof the Late Firm Of MARSHALL JAAlss)
H b bs s his Sw GDsDns 1t s WHOLE
r. g sLS NE he Arcade and No. ID BANK
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS,
within the sixty unusually low prices, aud which
sfsisiss the, the trade s he
as are met With this thosgh Ii
it, q the most ny Of DRY GOODS
srabe styles and descriptions of
SPRING GOODS --=
His stock at present consists Prints Lawns RoBEs
S5| $B
i2ssh every ad VA
E sTss % MsSf bsNs es
N,
I NJ shSs hen IVES fs
PENDERs DE LANES
% BURNER aksqoS do p vain a ss NM
DRESS GOODS necessary for the season.
PLANTERS GOODS.
1s9 ~ sft 9%g7E rs
sHEETNG FLANNELs, WOODEN SHIRTS, ETC., all OF which
a. or S i
s s1s
dao l%dsm% Magazine street and bank Place. O.
d IQUIDATION.-The Subscriber, being
sn sa sss ' sa s s ss
peasy for the Southern market consisting in part of
RCOATS.
BLACK EL 9Fq NsS t e5G 2sBs M a2HH
DRAB, BRO q N AND FANCY BE iYER;
LIGHT, BLUE aud FANCY COLoRED PILOT;
PETERSHAM AND LION SKIN, all colors.
SACS AND ET0TS.
GOLD MH bERc sBG PSso TTGEP
r BhAeK Blue OLIVE ANp BROWN CLOTH
sAFPHb BEAVER ZsD
FROCK COATS.
SUPERIOR BLACK CLOTH, VELVET COLLARS; .-.z
MEDIUM QUALITY CLOTH;
BROWN AND BLUE CLOTH - -
OLIVE AND MULBERRY CLOTH.
| PANTS.
| BLACK AND FANCY DoEsKIN;
| FANCY CLouDED AND PLAID CASHMERE: u,,.,,
BLACK, BLUE AND BROWN CASHMERE.
| KENTUCKY JEAN AND BLUE CoTToNADE
| VESTS
| DOUBLE AND SINGLE BREAST TED BLACK SATIN;
| FANCY AND BLACK L EMBROIDERED CASHMERE
| BLACK, PLAID AND CLouDED SILK;
LoWPRCED WOOL AND VALENCIA VESTS every description
| -. Also Just Received -.
fS- large invoce of LINEN BOSOM LINEN CHECK AM
| HlI KoRY SHIRTS MERiSo USDERSHIRTS; LACED JEAN
/ AND CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, etc.
9 City and country dealers invited to inspect the above
/ L.. A. LEVY, JR.,
d29 I'm Magazine street.
TNHOMASTON AND R0CKLAND LIME
$500 bills, Anniet Walsh sndn
and for AL. BY [a2s DELAGRAvE Co. u Magazine street
/ AAFs--200o bags St. Louis, in store and fol
~ sssaby q. NJ. DALEY 81 TehQupt0asa 81. dai
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wiIIIeave SATURDAY, ysnu.ry I, S O'Clock N
EyOR SHREVEPORT, AND ~
EcogE ALEXANDRIA dnd all Intermediate e4szssssSs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Packet Steamer RszEsz
sTORMThe superior running
STORM B. Mckinney, will leave For freight or
having fine accommodations apply on board or TO
ian4 SMITH & FIMfsTER, Canal street.
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WaTERIyvG Places.

I. WHJERIJFG PI<JFGElS.
AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER t.
CREoLE5Wa,gr A,raagetnsnt. FOR
oSAN SPStNs BILOXI and extending
hsr TIP 70 PAsCAGouLA TUESDAY and SATURDAY 81
se9he splendid low packet CIR E0 Charles
WALKER bus trade superior
emnofaiicn will Railroad On arrival tie
Lake Of the Cara ~ s1Iows
PoatcAartrain Raaysad. / o.san ssy;na,
TuEsDhY O'Clock carSl WEDNESDAY EVENING,
TiDR8DhY.- 10 o'clock ts-sIFRfDAY MORNING.
SATURDAY. O'Clock carslsUNDAY EVENING.
GflULa, carrying mails mad pa.sengara.
n The Mail Bag will Azen. at o,e!oet
promptly Saturdays aad Tuesiat ThuiAy
morning.. r. GEDDRS, Agent 10 Bank Plase. n9I
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VTCRsBURG.

viii leave FRIDAY. January 4, at so'coek y. y. =
EyOR VICkSBURG, WARRENToN, ay N.
NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GUILE ROD sssass e
NEY, NATEHEZ, FORT ADAMS. BAYOU SARA,
ROUGERegr Weekly New Orleans Virksburg
LUCY ROBINSON place steamer GLENDY
packet
LUCY ROBINSON Clements place GLEsDT
receiving and will leave above. For
passage apply i or to
SMITH Il FINiISTER is Camel street.
NBThe Lucy Robinson in connection with the A AID
River freight
n There Lsvee, receive freight We'd
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