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ny . plus de perte ct tout est profit.
Dams ce O 'can ssyte'nr. he re~ta"-
rant eiant deyenn une grhnde affair
lndn-,rielle fonctionnan a i'aide d III,
capital social, he restanrateur ch'f d"
Reimbursement. est reml,lace pat M
~ronseii administration fOurUi par le-
p%riuclpanx ~artionDaires. Ces admins
,rateurs ,~ioisent atrr verses dams IN
QUESTION dss comestlbles. %connaftre les
marches ct les haiIes, sc 'enir HI rou-
rant DE- la marfe, avoir lGIl aux four
.haux 1T WELLER a &c que les gef,nts ne
fasssn n; pas daaser l.anse ia panirr
lis cont, 6ient les iivrt.s de cuisine, mo.
siefent lrmpioi du banrre, comb titent
~ proiig.llte DIES tPice-. Qe3snd IL
comite Sc ra,-s, mblnra peit. etfe WEN .ra.
ton a retrlbner les msmbfe- dn con
s.,I en- %prodaii- de l'entseprise Ell rece.
sront-ll., en- g',ise de je'ntls. nj beef-
teaek, on un vol al vent dc presence.
Dn reste ct plaisantcrie d part, l'af
faIre est susceptible de beaux resulsats
ii ellie est ben menee, D'lmwprtants
asantages sent assures II haiIleura DE-
fopds. Dams les at;,hIis.t mruss de- lsen-
treprise les coupons d 'ac,iors soht re-
GUS AL compton pour soIde de diners !,
de sorte que leg a~ctfonnairss, pauyen1
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Fiat DE IA LOUiSI ME. -
Paroi.se Assumptions. - 'on IN s. Il,
trlct Judiciaire.

Succession dc fu Jeon Lo"is Lo6qais.
En- yertu dun ordFe de Phonorable la slsdi.
to Cuur en- date du II Novembre 1854, ii sera
offer. en- vento publ,que 4 ~rencan, par Alfred
Tete ct Cyprien Blanchard elcaa,eurs ddlnenl
qualities dams ct pour la susdits ~paroisse, lie
mardi 26 D cem6re 1854 d 10 heures du ma
tin sur les Iielx, les proprl,t.s cl-apres decrites
appa tenant 4 la susdite succession SAVIOR
10. Une fabita ton etablie en- sucrerle SITE
Sc dams la Paroisse Assumption sur la rive
droite du Bayou Lafonrche, a e nviron 9 miles
en- has du village de Napo.eonviile. mesarant
douze arpents ct demi de face al dit bayou
moins la facade des ~terrains suites dams ia IT,
mite sup, rieure de la dite habite,'inn apparte.
nant / NM. Francionni ct GrazzlaiI, Traslmon
Gautreaux ct Alexandra Gautreaux ct deux
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DEPUTY SURVEYOR,
DoMAsNS0NSNSNE,
NOINEAU WAHGSBN

VICTOR DAVID PREVENT ses amis ct
los marchands de la campagno en- general,
quill II t'an-por'e son domicile du No
35 au No 5 VieiIIe Levte, pres la rte du
Canal, OH ii olvre en ce moment 'un
grand assortment de qHincaiiIerie. Coniei-
,orie CT au;'es marchandI~eS > diEtironr
ct des manufacturers du Nord. lie tout hieu
choisi, ct ben c~onvenab'e avx besoins des
canpagnrs d" Get Etat. Il a cnce motnen;
me gr,nIe g]1ant,t6 de coutean1 tie po"Ee
H.. t,ougrr, Met!tam. B1tcder" ct Az
lre<. JAS que druX cents ii'~lis )%raneal>
de- ~ E%jtInto.
A.p- taGy,as seI3n' com az par le paSF'
.ib-rau4 81 atc"urnudauts ct u he. rM
9a,nx j ceuA du Notd des ;lats~Uut~
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E'fAT DE IA lUUlSlANE.-pa,nt.
sc Assumption Cnir dn $ D'.,,ir'
Judiciairc.
Success,on de- Celeste Btanch ri +
Pau Pel1 Aecede thtpstm
Attendu que El.zee Giroz a loose an
bureau du Grefier de cetis Cour une pc ition a
l'effet d'etre nomme administrator de la dite
succe ssion- Avis est par Ie present donne 4
tons ceax que celia peut concerner d'avnir !,
dednire sous les dix jours les ralsolls pour
lesquelies la dite petition ne serait pas approu-
wee. Par ordre de la Cour.
DESIRE LEBLANC Greffier.
Assumption Ter d cenbre 1854
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Az PROPRiETAIRs

DE Ia trtre 4ui 5" t,onye W. "A Il
ihabitaIion kIi'udge, ~" g""'h
In hayon, terie hor"ee "a h"n pa, ~
ne teyre de- VI. T, VI TenpIct ct et
has n i'habitatlon DarEuw :
Vous Sic, Umma dAvo,r ,ois tTent
iours, a arranges sos chatn'u> ei so- Ia
yaes ,nnfnssnemtm tnz 'eE'"tnt nj d
jury dc Police.
ANDRE .SoLoazANo, I.,sp. des chcmin .
Psse Assumption, 20 Nov. 1854.
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q Ades conditions tres avaitageuses une
g3fhA muIatresse az. G de 20 ans ct son eniant
VI age de trois ans.
Ielte mulatresse est bonne cuisinieIe, bonnie
bla1tlisseuge.. ellh sera vendue de gre a gre
avec complete garantie CONNIE eXceIIente do
mr$tiqne de maison.
Pour pins ampIes ranseignements,
S'adresser a nos bureaux.
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VINI1 .l.'EN AN.

Succession Of Erar,see Forais deceased.
On Saturday the 23d day Of December
1854 o, 10 ocnck A | viii oIIr Tor
sale on the premises ,bott six nilts be-
low the village of NapoIeonvil!e on the
left bank of bayou Latourcie the ~thjiowins
described property belonging to MIS-. Eva
riste Forais 10 wit
10 Joe 4 negro man aged about Is
years.
81. Maurice a negro man aged about
80 years sold as siekly and without g~araitie
except of titles
- ,iarI~ tt grit girl aged about ID yr>
ID. Nirgin.e n"gressp aged about 40
year. with htr three children Henry 3 yrs
. d i~'tu.inc 6 years Old and Bob - years
Id.
5'h Four horses and mules, Farming Ii
~lensiis also a new block lhtckjes.
60 One sugar mill b rse power and vi!
its accessories also oneself ofkettles (four)
TENS ann Cond.ttons.
One..hundred dollars payable cash on the
day Of sale on each vi he negroes Joe and Name
and the balance payable in three equ,l install
lnents maturing IN the months of March Of
each of the years 1855, 1856 & is5Ts
.H Fifty dollars payable cash OH the day of sale
IN The boy Maurice ami the balance III three
qua, instaiments maturing in the months of
March Of each of the years 1855, 1856 & 1857
Two hundred dollars payable cash on the
day OF sale iii the n'sro 'soma Nlfg'nie and
her three Children the ba anca in three eaua,
instruments ,~natur,ng in the morttls 81 Mach
of each OF the wears 1866, 1856, 1857. The
movable p pperty all sums OF ton dollars and
under ten dotiars payable cash and all sums
4 bove ten do.lars payable one halt 10 March
1855 aud the othei half in March 1866
Purchasers diminishing their notes endorsed
to the satisfaction of Mrs Esafiste forais and
payable at the office of The Recorder of lhis
parish and bearing interest at the rate of eight
per cent per anaum from maturity until palIsl
Parish of Assumption Nov. 18th 1854.
A. F, HICKMAN Auctionneer.
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SIflE OF LOUISIANA.
Fifth District Court. Parish ,f AS
sumption.
Succession Of CvIc,t" Blanchard
wi low Paul Pre-.
Whereas Elyste G roz his petition d the
Court for letter, Of iduir istralion on til" estate
on The late widow Paul pitre deceased
intest.te. - Notice is he
reby given to all whom it may concern to show
cause within ten days why the prayer of
the said petitioner should not be granted
BY order of the Court D LEBLA>C &c.
Assumption 1st December 1854.
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a SENnRE

4 dies conditions ayant"g" rs's vs.
rouiln i ,ur,c tont g. fer, d-',n" hrtI'
nui..ance, d ~" m~,nnfr'ure angal-,
Or. ,4u urd,t ct sa'a,itl sont 'o"' -
Ss'adr, 4 Il
ALBERT II 5Ri"pTIN
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UESTKE LEBL4NC 'Ireffler.
Assumption Ter d cetnbre 1854

seconrs de Ia justice, ca, ic droit de gra-
ce ma pas denver. : lie rci qui pent
gracier IL banquier faadulenx, ne rend
ren a l~'actionnaire. Liza .eg.iite tue /.
sociits moderne.
-Fais comprendre ce'a aux eiec>
tours dit Rixion.
III y a 4ueiqa'un qui SIN est char
ge.
-Qnit
lie temps CONNIE Ia dit l'eveqne
de Leon 81 la iibe te est %ancienne, la
roya,te est eterueile toute nation saline
d'esprit y rtviendra sous une lorme on
sous une Dtte.
-Tiens. Il y await dn monde a cote
dit finai en- nons en'endant -oftir.
-Iiya t%oajoars do nondr i cotf
reponalt Btxfoa qni deyaii stre arine.
Pasi., Novrtnbre 1887.
pl BALZAC.
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m'nger lenr argent ~ .fn5mes -
Get d ooi -%i,ltrer.
Ii"~ii'n'ion ,,otyf Tie .prpudsa nne
.e'tame eia-se De d%fnears, mais NJ.
datr"ira pa. i%'a"cicn .y-'emc. les res.
tanrants en- vogue mont rim d c,aindrc
4 t"'seryeroD, nne masee imppsaide
de- clients. lie mcnu ~ofieiel. borne ct
obligt Ne peut sali.fai,e ton. les appe-.
its ct tous ies gont.. Nombre d. con.
sommtte rs aimeni Pealharras dn t10ix,
Les yerit,btes am lte,,rs ne ont .
pas a l"nrs hahit,idss, i lenr cnisine de-
pfedltettina !: les aiaenrs eieganis ns
heserteront pas les mai-onsas Ii mode.
Ce sonl les etr'nger<l ct sarto,t les pro-. =
slnciaia IN farne,ont lit ciieateIe des
diners q prix hxe, ct qni sc ~piairon.
dams ces wastes refeotoire. on Ills .roa.
vent Ia fonie qa'iis al ent ct IN cuisine II
bou'g"oise quit prsfsrcn.. C'est &c 4ac
cotnrfenntut les sentreprenenrs iis ont Y
tfasaiile IN yae de p~fsxposition nniver- =
se'le !: u scnt t"ur success ct leur fortune.
53 sff ta 5d#ts5a3o Hs4GtlaK
ao'Hp oyb.s assag1ne $500 aai
- 8npaj ---~--g 1aifai8I .IIas
58Hs ea stgts1 a~'asnselio aga g
SIS oa saIq as4 asaah 9a
fl gs4D3a ~a4aIla1 no y
agf449d stan1 epp a3a 16l 9aa9l
g. a5isiia at tidaalt, faidaH .s9g
3fgs ne9 81 j"hJ# a
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AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION.
FINHE AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION, would respectfully
10 the eirsns OF the Unsd States he Canada
that for the Of AtnE the
the country and With the enabling
come pos,s..ed OF = gallery OF rnEravlngs,
Br THE FIRST ARTJSTS or THk ACE
They have determned order extensve
their rnsravinSs, and thus employment atro
number OF artists and others bat
for works Of
gravius,, when 10000 OF them soid.
100000 GIFTS, OF the actual cost Of VI $4,000.
Each purchaser Of One Dollar Engraving
not only Engraving richly worth the money, ticket
which entities him TO of the aifs when drbuted
yor Five Dollars, highly finished Engraving
PAINTED In OIL and five 0IFr TICKETS sent rys
worth OF splendid HngraSipEs can be selected
Catalogue.
OF tbs Catalogue together with specimen Of the
Engravings, can be At the chce OF thls paper.
tor each Dollar sent
AGENTS:
The Committee believing that the HArtcS.
Al will be materially promoted BY
enterprise OF intelligent and Agents.
treat with such on q most LIBERAL terms.
Any person wishing TO he, Agent By sending
". VIII htcryn NJ One Dollar
~ information
On the nnai completion SALE the Gins viii he placed IN
the hands COMMITTEE OF the be
noe. OF which will be United STATE, aud
the Canada. - 1880 "~~
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GtENTRAL RAlLROAO-OPEgT 10 STA uNroN--
~ Cheapest Comfortable and kxreditious Arrnnr.
nen made for Travelling 10 the Virginia sprn,,
Lexington, &C.
The Company provided With large additional supply OF
new Engnes and Passensers Cars have
line vNsning through times tssok.
The the OF the At
where rsriou, points the scenery
view Of surprising gradieur and beauty. - 49,
Commencing With soth July Ixpr~., MAJ,
will be daily between Richmond and Rich
mend Al $40 A. NJ. and arrive nj stAunton At $50
BY this line In
The morning. and arrive at the White Sulphur dny
at ESQ p. NJ. 80 $3.50 ''
Leave stAunton At A. h and arrive Richmond Al
Returning from the Sprngs will ops
With the Norhvnrd and vith
the Petersburg train going South. ~
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DEAtEss Il filsTs Oils DYES VS. wIaboS SLsss lo.
nTPrR for large stock embracing following In part
" At low prices for cash the usual
5000 Lbs Bes, Indigo
Hhds Prime Nader
1900 Lbs Cream Tartar
500 Kegs super CArb Soda
q Barrels sp,s rurpen,ine
$50 Dozen DuTiss. Yeas, Powders
5000 Calls Linseed Oil
500 Kegs white Lead, Dry and In OIL
lIoo Calls Lamp Oil
$500 Lbs Extract Losvood
80 Barrels Tanners Oil
300 Kss, white Zinc PAINT t"' ''''0"
Is BA, res venitisa Red and Spanish Brown
% Do Do S SsTni.ss.
500 Baskets Sveeton
loco Boxes Window Glass; French and American
10 Gases Reined
Is Do cooper's lEinglsss
1000 Lbs Paris Green, dry and In OIL
500 Ounces SulphAt- Qunlne
SANDS and other sarsapsris and ali 9TH
popular Patent Medicines The whole
and well suited 70 the wants Of the trade Of Virginia. North Care
n. b. Particular attention packing shipping. fe94
Pkcs fAREka OR f.RTft hatyI on 9Ip o bSSG
poT the Chronic CaIcu
Geeaion Of The kidneys and Fsaier sayng any M
iaey OF that organ and correcting the rrouse
voded without pain especially discharges from
The uno genital mueo' membrane retention or ineonnenee OF
urine.
Its efficacy the Pareira in certain maadIe the urna
induces aerlbe specific
STEERING the quality OF the secretion originally
introduced Into medicine ss thonptic employ It al
erane Sonorrhss leucoThea snd chronic innsmmao
GaE 1900 recommending satisfied say, this inent
ufEon that hs. great influence the disease which
o. roPy mucous which itsei evil and diminishing
tie iUaauuaHiiSn and irIl'a6liiy Of The Bladder"
For sale by DOVE 4 co. np27
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~ TAGE A., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Stage Lines will
meet daily With the Trains Central and
Railroads FOIL
PAsngers by the Nail line will leave Stanton
ter dinner and arrive Covedslc Richmond
Leave At daylight breakfast Alum,
rive At The white Sulphur sprtns.b sym
AMI LII 4 linz
spend the night ssuntnn wing at A. 81
daily (,undays exeepted arrive SPRING before night
-vs next morning At g. and arrive White sulphur
n early hour In the evening.
RETURN scHrI ULE:
Passengers by the Mall line will leave Sulphur
ght-dine Warm Springs Coverdale and arrive
Staunon BY 81 A NJ In
Central and Alex md Ia Railroads
Passengers by Accommodation line leave the White Sulphur
ter eakfast the night the sprug leaving
dsylght-Are at stanton esry evening"
neetng With the Central Trsin, leaving daily at GAM.
Pase for Lexington Natural Bridge,
will be through Richmond those
Roekbrdsc Alum Springs TO breakfast
Parti desri extra Coaches the staun
ton or Whits su Phur Springs from either Company
they may deIre.
u
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yTnoS srEAMaHrr oo,rANy-ss, rA,l.4ss.

a. phla ,la Norfolk. A6SA
TheSsdns, rll:GISLi Captain David Teal. saeI. kf$&S
n'er ~ rANia. Captain James Baymotc fsd' .s
One OF these splendid Richmond for Pha
deha every high wAter touching at City Point
nd norfolk to receive freight Renrnng leave
rhadePhia every Wednesday, at 10 O'Clock M arriving 81
eVery saturday morning, on which DAYS tney vud
Ihsse splendid expressly for this
and exeton has combine strength
nrstrate tables and attention paid BY scomnoda
ting TO the comfort Of and the protection OF
soods
FARE REDUCED.
Passage through TO New York, found 90
Passage to Philadelphia and found lst eablnl 90
Passengers for New York would consult their interest BY taking
this route for independent Of being the cheapest and SAFEST Il
oy lar the niost pleasant route.
robaeeonis shipping Ptburg be accommodated by
th, line entered goods
through with dispatch.
aule H.. E TUTTLE, Agent, on the Dock.
NEW SOhEDUGE.
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
~ w MM MEM MEM oNH s, ,Ir MS n 4
QxESMAlL STEAMSHIP RoANOkE Captain Sf$2S
60. Thomas sknner-wn leave Siohnsond" for -
% lore IN future every Saturday morning At O'CLOCK he
turning she VIII leave New York for Richmond every wednesday
The JAMESTOWN Captain L. CAvKspr wileare "Rshmond'
Tor etc ori heretofore Tuesday Afternoon At
o'clock Returning she viii New York for Richmond every
saturday afternoon At O'Clock.
These steamers NORFOLK both going and
returning.
Passage New York including and ss,e-roor
Passengers taxing these ship for Norfolk are charged
by the river boats.
uhsl-n LupLAM 4 WATSON.
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La ALifAN CUT hERRINGs-In store for sale BY
IN ielO L. Il. SKINNER, Cary street.
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.-T sub,cri
Der, have mi. Day entered int ooPartnsrhp conduct
opposite the Pest ONCE We public Tor
past fsvor and hope BY attention
tnaAnre OF the the G
tended TO each Of Us individually. We have hand
eeted stock Of gosds consisting variety which
request our patrons to call and examine
WIN SMITH,
nyI6 SAMUEL q BttRoH
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fihE AND Is RI.I.AR PROOF SAFE
DEPOT
FEVER AND AGUE.
uNR: EDWARD BLEECKERS STAMPEDE MXTURE-Fo
~ the Fever and Aguo Chngrcs Fever byspep.a and

nR EDWARD F EIyEgRy ASD I, A$TE. vr,,,,
the lever and Asuc Chhsrc' Fever, ry,pep.a and all
4yss hs
medicine In for the above medicine neither
gsscIy healthy character highly sinuIsiias Hni in
VIII b ss s S while using this medicine
more than when their usual health section. ofhe
not By shs S aaGe sn
rs: s sSG,a
TO ,ss Sy HSs aPs 4,
accompany CO.. ,Sss, s each Oh, bottle OF u..
cine has Cured when all others have failed.
o,s P:GPs a sqS Ss al n ss Bilious Complaints not
these SsSpsn
One Boss Of T III, Medicine very often h,. the Desired
by DruSsi,n all parts of tho United States and Can
AZ wholesale order, must be addressed NEED BLEEcKRR,
AorSI.- RIeh%oqd, ApIEi aRAY and BvHsErT BEERS
j1NhUaKs, yALICEs AND U,RPET BAGs.-ws have a
IL store the Travelling Trunks yaees
Carpet Bags have in house in this city, consist
Be ESE sSs and Sd quality
Do Do Weed So DO 90 90 do do ,,,,,,,,
Wood Frame Iron Frame Shop and Folio Trunks, several
LISies Dress. Trunk,
soie Leather vaiees
Gents Hat Case, aud vsiee,.
These IN .sn o. any thing the kind cAnno, fall TO be pleased
mys WHITE PAGE
lpLACK ALtPKCfA SACKS AND FRoCKs- On hAnds
eh,.s.ggfor ca h. Gallon 3. MERCHANT wklsIdER,
weather, has just been received at IN, Ladies Saloon.
vh;hE Imported expressly for Caters and had made at
TS|y ;S,si; %Gsr2ie second and
Gsiic". SRroE GSiy tIx: NV .'
an Kind, Small Note, taken at SA1
''''' '"'uu'"' -----------.----H..-aI =
RAoTrMISG CAps, %cii--,,..,,,o .,,,,u.n
GAuIe MsrnO, Isle Thread, Brown Cotton and sHk Under
nali Cloth s.oe1,; sns and Muslin crsysl. oc
e IhIS n sI0sG mar Spd 00'on Biz 'oa
sIE L'c Berlin and Kid aovs, a. % Main street
UWGINR LIMR,-6OO bbls. Virginia Lime daily expected,
which We .srrant equal noi ursnort sny bunsdn
lover ,ssn pS, 10 store We a,ofs be fp, constantly
'rpped Also In store Hs9S Ss - NJ q pd Ss ,sS
m,5 Corner Gary, ahdil,h OF Peari.
lRHiTi-n LONG CioIn sIRTINGs,w. have la,tI re, Ts.
hb foa Manchester several n British Long Cloth
shng some Of the hne'' ever Impot,se fO .s Ksnr
~ supply Ladies Cater Boots blast oooI.d made
ladies' CATER SPsI pail, also Misses ni,s CASTERS,
SDs 70 S Ss % @ 10 Of ssoss and
trunks good, viii .,l them Low " they can buy
We KEEP ''S' assortment SSTsEY, WATTS PurNEY
p oATSPIKEs.-so Kegs, s,,orsd to sInshe' Just re-
Eb eeivsd per sohr. aar,go, and for i.s ~ $780,. -
n,s Msp Of tn, oig:c II Saw Il nSioT,,
UIoYT AND CHI DRfNs CLOTHING -Embrsesg near.
S sind, Of SSV.S J,s:i f ,s,. SS
"s S:s '' ale ''''iGL IA. s: si Mr,p III
ssrnss;.r' and s',ndsfd Rules tsf .I.sy
mys sign Of tn. cissisr f saw, II s S -.
| GUNNER CtAvhfs, TIks AND srOCKs-osn be found
! nys KEY, oHILT, baldwin,,
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$3O,OOO MsS SsEE 5I 81 ssn II ,EsflP

aEUSCED PRICFS
J. D. GOODMAN will date close out hi,
enire stock OF Ready Made Clothing
ued prices r cash ony for the rpose open lin septe.
b-rl With large stock OF FAIL Goods wholesale Mer
chsnN throrrhout the State iaJJ One aud all
respectfully solicited 20 call stock
a mere varied never Goods better made Ny stock
corpiete comprising article Wearing Ap
parrl, s Of the stYe.)
The greatest bargains has Richmond
Tie Goods will be soli. J. d. GOODMAN,
No lsl Main street, opposite Eagle square.
n B-Clothing In suits for house The
portuniiy. Call and
nyis J.D.G
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SECOND SUPPLY
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

SECOND SUPPLY
OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
NTtLfNTiSE, tHiNsHAW 81 co, have this received
by the steamers Roanoke aud Jamestown, addition
10 their stock OF the styles Of recently Goods
Ladies Genemrn Msc. Boys and which have
been purchased New York the lowest cGh prices will
sold At sna advance for cash. they
In part follows:
Rich Brocade Plaid and Striped Silks
Black Figured and Plain silks-all prices
Plaid and str ped III rnlbni Urenadiue
Plain and Figured Bareges aud Barge DE LANES
BureT Prench Printed Jaconets and OrganIIes
French, English and American Lawns and Calicoes
Embroidered Musins; Plaid Striped do
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Plain Chalys, Chaly Bareges and De Beige
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ChemEettes Collars, Sleeves and Handkerchief
Rich aud Medium Bcunei, Cap and Neck RibAnd
ladies' Gentemen's Boys, Misses and Chdren'sslk
Thread, aud Cotton Hose and Half Hose
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ladies' g snemen' Boys, Misses aud Chldrens Gloves
Thread Lse ESss aud Nul Laces Insertnga
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sils, Satin, Valencia and Marieles Yestings
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handsome variety OF Goods boys heavy Warmers
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6hirtlngs, and Cotton 0Tnaburgs, &c.
VALENTINE. CREssHAw A CO.,
. No. 90, corner Broad, 9th aud Capitol streets,
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'UNHE yIRGINIi AND TENNESsEE RAIL
running line Of stages Mondays
Fridays, and in days they will daily
bern Depot the Hirrnia Railroad
House hs Ref Sulphur Spriny..
soHEDULE-Lsave Lynehburs Tfrcinid Tennessee
Railroad A. NJ and reach the Red Sulphur Springs
the day.
Lynehburg Court House ......s so
Do do do Red Sulphur. ................. 8 50
Tickets may be procured 1T Lynehburg depot
July 18Th, 1854 FLAGG, CALDWELL 4 co.
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<SREar NORTHERN MAIL ROu-TE-REDCcTl0S or
QG FARE TO BALTIMORE a NJ PHiLADELPHiA.-on
aud 18th Instant through tickets to Baltimore
Phsdephis be obtained Of this Company their
route, via Washington, on the following terms, via
Baltimore,
Phiadelpha, at....... ........................S
which secure passenger transit for self And Baggage
through Washington and baltimore fee OF any extra
and ave daily nr .re run between phs
and New York. At rate. r~ns from ~ 70 ts lot each
second
hr public can loss for cheap and comfortable
"trip 10 New ystk -, - a., -,- =,
Baltimore, without detrment to privileges
conferred by them. hulh,
Agent Of transportation.
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August IL, 1855. ( aulS
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