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| RAcHEL.-A Paris letter of December

RAcHEL.-A Paris letter of December
18th says: s4
Racheps resignation was handed in to the
theatre, and the Minister Of State, OH Satur-
day. She declars her intention Of resuming
her service on the 1st Of June, and playing
for six months as bound BY the rules. She
then quits the stage forever. The decree Of
Moscow lsigned BY Napoleon while there,)
interdicts artists belonging TO the Comedie
Franqaise from Withdrawing from it. with 4
view 10 performing in foreign countries. It
is not possible therefore, that she will visit
the United States If she were to do so,
she would forfeit the pension which will be
paid her by the Government from her retire.
ment to her death. nj 7s#
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D;1guerreOlype L5kenesses!
TAKEN BY C.. FREIDAI4, (late of No

L II, St. Charles street. New OYeans) The advertiser
respectfully the citizens Of Thiod2nx and the
surrounding country, that he has opened again s Daguer-
Room his old stand at the Bank and that he FEELS
assured Of giving full satisfaction all who may favor hir
with call for their pictures which taken with hehks
coors and perfect fac simils Of the original
Nov. 1, 1858. CHARLES FREIDAL~
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.
THIS NEW HOTEL, in she large

L new Brick Building situated on the cotner-&G.x
Of st. Louis and Commercial Row, Thibianx La,
and fitted Hp about one year ago expressly for hou.e
Of entertainment has OF late enlarged its and
veniebces, and can now accommodate many more
boarAers
Families sissle Lsaies and 6ennemen he conn
foftaEfy spa ned either in sunmer winter the house
being wesranscd I'm ventilation and the rooms Iarge
and convenient. 1kRMs:
Single Meal and Lodging, each. ....4 50
Supper. Lodging and Breakfast. 2J
Board per day, 50
week, payable weekly $4,000. 3 %
!" month, monthly. % 90
:" I" year, . suayseIsy,.. $50 90
F" week, withons soee 4, pa5 able weekly s %
!" month, = = q monthly ls 90
year. :. quarterly $50 %
I" month, for extra furnished rooms. IS 90
This How're being arranged and fitted in the beststs
abe mnitufe, beds and bedding
1yf or furnishing such House. are and Of good
material Ths togeths, with the determination Of the
Proprietor to deserve patronage by his nnremtting
tons 70 please it is hoped will Offer sufficient induce
ments for citizens and strangers to patronze him..
No effort necessary spared to keep the Table at
all times we'll supplied the Markets within reach
will afford. BF HOLDEN Proprietor.
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TO TRAVELLER r S

New Orleans and Lafourche Packet
L vile, Thibodaus, Iockpor,, and all ekzzisA#zfiEs
Splendid Passenger Steamer EANNY M, IS SPAH- p,
Orleans every Tuesday at o'clock and every satur-
day. at 10 o'oclock Returnng-wll leave Lockport
at II
Sunday at IL O'clock Donadsonvle, every Monday at
A NJ, and Thursday, at o'clock, \. NJ
~ for freight passage apply on board, or to
Asen'' se" ofsans-1 TRoscIA1R O. LARS HAYDsh, '
Observation-Disclosures MAURIN,
Thibodaux.-S T. DAUNIs BRO. tnov 26-kl
FOR THE COAST AND LAFouRcHE.
TWICE A WEEK! ,fsnm@ b
THE fine new Steamboat ksFssfEs&
i c. D.. Jr., g. D41rnnns Master, zzsszzzszzzza
will leave New Orleans every Wednesday at half past
o'clock NJ and Saturday at o'clock, P NJ Returning
viii leave Lockport every Thursday at o'clock A. NJ and
Sunday II o'clock; Thibodaux every Thursday at 10
O'Clock, and Sunday at 4, NJ. Donaldsonvle every
Monday and Friday at 8'ocock, A. M.
For freight q s:1ssss spPy TbsG II ssa5f g g no
NIB. The C. D., Jr, will commence her regular trips on
70 o SHIPPERs AND PLAN7ERs-The Steamboat
c. d. Jr been built expressly for the coast trade In
construction every modern improvements that
sby add the safety comfort and convenience Of passen-
gers the carrying Of freight has been regarded and
though Of exceedingly light dangh she has the capacity to
| carry heavy burthen.
all seasons Of the year, a moaeys paid feghts will
| be refunded. oSn
| Pour la Cote ct le Bayou Lafourche.
DEUK FOLS PAR SEMAINE! t4znma l.
E magnitique ct nouveau sessTzEEEEs
| ~ Steamboat G.. ID. Jr.,' Capitaine
c. DALpEs parira de Ia Nodvee Orleans tons les Mer-
creds heures deme A. NJ, ct les Sameis heures
PM Et reour-partra de Lockport tous les Jeudis
heures A. NJ tcus lea Dinahcss MIDI; Thibodax tous
les Jeuds 10 feures A. NJ ct tous les Danees heures
p. NJ; Donadsonve tous les Vendreds heures A. NJ
| ct tous les Lundis a 6 heures A. NJ
Pour fret passage s'adresser bord, on
AUGUSTIN THIBATT,
| rue Cont, No. 8, Nuuve:s Orleans
N. B. lie G. b. JR, con.encera ses voyages le 1er
d'Octobre
| A US Aux HABI7ANTS.-Le Steamboat C. D. Jr.,
bat expessement pour les voyages de Ia cote Toutes
les ameoraons odernes fates pour
sagerse comfort ct Ia commodite, uoque ran peu deau
| ce bateau portera un tres- grand enlargement.
~ Hcontnueraa faire voyages dams toues les sal
de annee argcn paye pour e fret serait rems
qu de droit. ostf
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JEDH. WATERMAN CHAs. WATERMAN
j. WATERMAN Il BROTHER,

Il WT Oh i Il hC dIIu WNUI6S3IG Y-l(uRAlIlA
4 dealers in HARDWARE CUTLERY,
IRON, STEEL, PLOUGHs, SAWS, NAILS =,
&c. &c. No. IA Magazine st. corner Of Com
| mon, New Orleans [sign Of the Anvil
Are receiving and have in in addition to their
era stock Of shelf goods the following articles which they
otter for sale at the lowest pces viz Swedish Aer-
can Bar Iron plough irons hoop and band iron pots
ovens spades, etc. nails from to 60d wrought and cut
spikes Collins shoveas and spades cotton and wool
cards sets truss hoops, II to 81 inches iron and brass
selves etc. IS szt*$f ;an7.tv
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MAMMOTH Ho7EI OF THE GarAr MErao-

MAMMOTH H0TEL OF THE GREAT MErRo-
Polls, WAsHINGToE.-We are correctly in
formed that the Messrs. Willard, who now
have one Of the most beautiful hotels in the
world, have purchased a square Of land in
the First Ward Of our city, on which they
are making preparations to build hotel
which will accommodate more than one
thousand persons. It is their intention to
have the noble hotel open for the public in
about two and a half years. Its to be called
the Metropolis for all Nations We say
success to the young and enterpsising gen.
tlemen who have dons 20 much for the
credit Of our city May they long be with
us and may they ever be. as they have been,
upon the top Of the full side Of prosperity!
fUnfon .KsnaUrv TO-
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DEcLIsE or METHoDIsM.-The Christian Ad-
voeate and Journal, OF last week, givesa table
showing the total number Of members of the
Methodist Church Id this city to have been. in
1648. $3.50 !; in 1845, 9571 1s47, g326; 1s4e.
1888; 1861, 92S9: 1853, e319--and showing .
decrease in ten years Of 400 members while the
population has nearly doubled-T r. Tribune
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HOTEL

AKCAUE HVEELs
Magazine ST., New Orleans between Graver and Nachez
R. s. MORSE, Proprietor>
THE Proprietor respectfully in -
1 forms b. friends md patrons and the public iSsz
generally that this well known and popular estab-
lshment has been thoroughly renovated the past season.
and newly furnished throughout large extension
has been obtained by the propetors renting the adjoining
portion Of the building, which win enable him 10 accemsats
much larger number of customers thah hst winter.
N0expense has been spared by the Proprietor enable
him to merit continuance Of the generous patronage
has heretofore received and every exeon win be made
by himself and assistants to render the soourn Of his guests
not only comfortable but agreeable.
E One great convenience attached TO- this Hotel ID
that meals can be had ~ almost al hours. [jani4.
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e1 COMPLETE 81
\JalAaH \JalAa HOUSE FURNISHING STORE ~
r. BROWER 6r CO..

n CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANs-China, Glass,
L Z Earthernware. Plated Silver, Britania and Tin
Ware; Japannery Knives and Forks, Lamps Castings,
Wooden Ware, Baskets, etc.-AIso The celebrated Re-
public Cooking Stoves [4a-lyl B. BROWER co.
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new OE1Ca1A1S slave DcpOIs
IS Barronne and 1877 Common street. door Cross
wells Old Stand, New Orleans
GLAVES FOR SALE, on reason
~ able terms, for cash or city acceptance Part fA
cuar attention paid to consigned Slaves, commits ~
son from Merchants Cotton and Sugar Factors and will
all times in cash the highest price for sound Slaves of
description Having connected to my old establish
ment the large and commodious brick house-owned by
James Lilly, Esq, lately occupied by Mrs. Harrison,
boarding house, will be able to accommodate three hundred
Negroes for those who may import from Virginia. North and
South Carolina Missouri and Kentucky, and will keep
stanty hand for sale Mechanics Of all descriptions,
House and Field Servants and will be receiving Slaves
stanty, throughout the Also accommodations for
boarders.
~ City guarantees given in all sales ifrequired. Titles
undoubted. THOS. FOSTER.
]. R. WHITE.
REFERENcEs-Rugely, Blair & Co; Messrs Greenwood 4
Co., Charles H. Milford Co., Turner, Wilson Co.. Hall
Rod; Payne Harrison; Purvis, GLADDEN. Co. l9 3mo
SACHE & SAM CAN,
Daguerreotype and Painting Gallery,
my14 No. 80, CAMP St NEW ORLEANS.
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COrS0n 4 Armstrong
STATIONERS, PRINTERS AND
BLANK Book MANUFACTURERS,
81 (5yHD .Sffe1k

Building Materials and Naval Stores.
4 B. BACON, No. 81 Magazine street,
Ne New Orleans, dealer in Iime Cement Plaster Fire
Brick, HAIR Tar, Pitch, Rosn, Turpentne &C. jy23 1y
A. BROIJSSEAU Il co.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ca a "a ID "a - @a
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, MATING, ETC.
t4s-tf) No. % Chartres Street. New Orleans.
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C0LENANs PATENT UNDUZA TORY
CORN AND FIGURING MILL.
PATENT ISSUED TO
XXTII IC ID lIAI EAIAA Al NJ

w Ia, October 1st 1880
y. WATERMAN & BROTHER corner Common and Maya
zine streets, New Orleans, agents.
These Mills vary in price from One Hundred to Four Hun.
dred Dollars and will grind from IN 60 bushels Of meal
p hour. ~
The above Mills manufactured by the undersigned at
his mannfactoy, City Of Jefferson only minutes travel
BY Railroad from New Orleans All orders for Mills left at
COLEMAN his Agents. win meet with promnt attention
and dispatch. TERMS CASH City acceptance at four
or six months, with interest at the eight per centu
All Mills warranted to perform to the satisfaction
OF the purchasers. WILLIS r. COLEMAN,
jan7-1y. Pdtentss and Proprietor.
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e. J.HART g. CO.,

Number 10, TcAopitoulas Street, New- Orleans.
Br:lndies, Wines, Liquors,
GROCERIES, DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
THE Subscribers have now in store.
Il and daily receiving per Packet, Steamers and
Ships, a very extensive stock,
FRENCH BRANDIES-
500 PACKAGES, half quarter and eighth PIPES, among
which :-Pne castillon Co.; seignete; J. AuSustin,
1882; Lecoq Champagne, 1876 Alfred Morton Hennes-
sey; Pelevoisin; J. II. GODDARD, etc.
HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA RUM, SCOTCH and IRISH
WHISKY.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS
WiIISKY-100 barrels Old Monongahea Rye; so barrels
Superior Virginia Rye 100 barrels Western Reserve 100
barrels Rectied.
RUM-58 barrels Louisiana. GIN-50 barrels New York.
BITTERS10 barrels Superior Wine 10 barrels Schiedan
WINES
800 PACKAGES pure JUICE PORT; Burgundy Port !;
Crown Port; Golden Sherry Crown Sherry; Rose Ma
dera Lisbon Madeira Sweet and Dry Malaga, &C.
CHAMPAGNE1O0 baskets Fine Brands, quarts and Pints
CLARET-1000 boxes, among which some very choice.
HAUT SAUTERNE-250 boxes.
OLD COGNAC BRANDY-150 boxes.
HOLLAND GIN-Jamaica Rum; Sherry; Port, ETC., 500
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n q. w. DUNBAR. -
- WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Boots, Shoes, 4 Br0gans. Hats l. CAPS.

WAY O0s'Se1s"e1y Sc
and weI selected stock Particular attention il
given in the manufacture Of those goods the
Of Louisiana Merchants, combining good qualities high in
step, and suitable sizes From g experience and close
application to this branch Of busness house can oder
greater advantages goods better adapted the wants
both, buyers and consumers
The assortment Of HATS and CAPS IL also complete such
as Fashionable silk, Otter, Fur. Casimir Wool, Soft
Atso-Leghorn, Straw, Panama, Campeachy and Palm
Leaf Orders sent to the House shall be filed with and
attention. G. w. DUNBAR No s Magazine st
jan 14-Ay. s. New Orleans
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MeLe0d & MALLORY.

II AVE just received per D
IL Steamship Philadelphia, an elegant ad- ~
dition Of SELECT MEDICINES, which makes &5efA
their assortment very complete They are
thankful for the patronage Of their friends and ~
will continue their best exerons to merit continu
ance of the same.
In the suhoned catalogue win be found many and
desirable articles, which have just opened benefit
of customers all Of which will be sold at the
most reasonable prices by wholesale or retail, viz:
$4,000 Wax vesta Matches. 10 !" Farina Cologne.
1900 in a Box. is dog. Horn Scoops.
10000 Wax Vesta in metallic 20 gross lures celebrated Rat
boxes various patterns, and Fermin destroyer, con-
these are great improve tains Arsenic and yet is
ment. fatal
10 Pure Otto Rose, {gen Hadgsons Diamond Cement
uine) for mending Glass and
20 gross Chinese Court Plaster Crockery.
rs English and American Fancy Cork Screws.
ditto. Il gross Chalk Balls,
doz. Pearl Port Monaes. p " Handkerchief Extracts
8 " Assorted ditto. Il " Crystalline Wash Balls.
Travelling Companions. Physicians very superior
8 gross Macassar Oil. Companions
20 s Hair Oil assorted. 4 doz Tricobaphe.
Is Corresponding Pens. 10 gross Tricopherous.
s Toilet Water.
Together with assortment of Fancy Nail Brushes, Cloth
Hair Tooth esh Crumb and Hat Brushes Soaps of every
variety Extracts for cooking purposes Lilly White Powder
Pufs, Snuff Boxes, Fancy Work Boxes, etc. sAa
l1-tf. MCLEOD MALLORY, IS Camp st. NJ @.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,
Ndpo1eoaetaaes Assnngptions La, a.,
EESSDC DISccE2 DID ngI,IILNDC G MHIl

NESSRS. BESSE BROTHERS %i.i
AV1 having recently taken Charge Of the above
extensive establishment situate Napoeonye parish Of
Assumption, promise their friends and the travelling public
that they will spare pains exerons their part
render Of the most desirable in the country Their
table viii he supplied all times with every tleIicacy
the market and surrounding country affords Travelr
tertaned at all hours Of the day at the shortest notice Their
charges moderate. liberal PATRONAGE solicited ian1
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
M'LEOD & MALLORY,
New Orleans Slave Depot.

DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,
[4S-d] No. IS Camp Street New Orleans.
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Daguerreotype and Painting Gallery,
my14 No. 80. CAMP St NEW ORLEANS.
Antoine A. LafOrest,

Antoine A. LsafOrest.
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
~ and General Factor and -fgent No. 2S Old
LeveP. New Orleans, hereby tenders his services
to the inhabitants of this and the adjoining parishes
and hopes by his strict and prompt attention to all bust
sonded to his care, be deserving of their liberal
patronage. 4-tf March l, 1852.
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FRENCH BRANDY, Madeira Wine.

IL Port Wine, Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin Sherry Wine
Alcohol and Old bourbon Whskey all Of the very hrss qua
ty, for medical purposes just receivedby Js FRIzELL
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IS Barronne and 157 Common street. next door to Cro
wells Old Stand, New Orleans.
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12 New Levee and Is Tchoupouas Streets, New Orleans
HAVE on hand and keep constantly
Il Il far sale a full assortment of
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
RIuuuAIsD TARLES.

'llE subsohers having devoted their personal aen.
u ton inf innuy years the manufacture of BlL.
LIZARD TABLES. are fully competent To execute work
that will give entire satiuetiun the most tt-dio 8
connisseur Being the extensive manufacturers IN
thu Union. they enabled tonrns superior table ut
10 per lesa than any other establishment IN tie
country, which they respectfully invit' tho at
entinn Of buscra ns alan Ia the esrentn improvements
try hnvs nude In the construction aud elasticity OF .
cushions. which they hnye brought on degree OF per
focon attninnd by others Always ON hnnd billiard
tables with Marble end Wooden beds, wth large
stock of Cloths Bns Cues freneh Cue LEATHER Cue
Wax, Pool Bal, Bootds, BageteIe Tables, silk and
Worsted Pockets. DC Order, by mail promptly et
tended TO- Old Tnhlea fecnshioned by seuding them by
Express. GRIFFITH a DECKER,
Billiard rnbe Manufacturers.
apl Q tlm No 90 Ann It New York.
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NV Motto il " Progress. +"

EyRON line great increase of business the subscriaer
n has epinyed in the last six ,nths. he has been
CONT eled TO add to his ready extensive estab, ,hment
which he has done by building ot the largest and
mast admirably arranged operating rooms in the Union
and can now say without fear OF contra !ction that he
has one of II largest and best arranged establishments
this country and facilities for the successful pr"'ecu
lion ohis business pos sessed but by ew II any IN tins
state. With competent AMI accomplished assistants.
dby far the largest stock of dnguer eoiype maernls
be nurd in this place. such cases of evey variety,
frames of the finest quality ard richest p1tternSew'
elry from com ron up the finest quality made for
dag1nrtcotypps he fla ters him self that he is better pre-
pared y NEE; the wants of the public in such things
than any house this place from 81 so to $50 co.
As to quality OF his work. he ces that II IS too
we'll establishment to demand or admit from him self
recommendation h. will only say that he chateT ges
comparison with any, not only taken in tins place but
theworl1.
With his pre-, ent facilities ne is much better prepared
take pictures n chill ren and groups than heretofore
aud would especially call attention to that department
In every satisfaction guaranteed, or no charge
made.
Views of private residences and other buildings and
scenery of every description accurately tnken, spo'
elmer, of which mcy be seen, and many "thers with
which his galleries abound by calling al the sign Of the
Flag, next dool to the Virginia Bank Main ST. Lyn h.
burg Va. Oh at Masonic Temple, Main St, Dnnvitle
Va. p E. GIBBS, Proprietor.
+ S.-Pnst moriem and invalds promptly at.
tcBde t. when requested
Stocl of all kind, furnished craft at the lowest
cash prices. 7. b. Il.
4 IS
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apl3t.
TTNION sTEAMssIlPsC CoMPANY,s

ETN1ON STEAMSHIPS COMPANx'S
" LINE OF SfEAMESR-fOR PHlLADELr
PHlA VIA NORFOLK The stcamerA FT~-~ ~
Virginia, Captain David Teal stca.nc' SrssSssazsss-
nnsylsania, Captain JAMES Bnymore steamer City ot
Richmond. Cnpiuin 4. Mitchell. One of those splendid
will lenve Richmond for Philad phia every
Monday and Thursday high water touching nt City
Point and Norfolk Give f.esht aud tassengers.
Returning lenve Philadelphia every ednes,lny and
Saturday, nj 10 o'clock, A. NJ arriving nt Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning On which days
they will di-cl aree their cargo
These splendid have been built expressly for
this line, and every has been ma lie comhne
strength and speed. They are provided with Fran is
Paeut Metallic Lite Bonts:' first tables, nrd
every attention Is pnid by accommodating Captains
the comfort of passengers and the protection ol ods.
FARE REDUCED:
Passage New York l4t cabin nnd found .-.--. 81
Philadelphia " q -...--..6
Ind cabin and not found. 4
Passenger for New York would consult their interest
by ,Sing tins roue; for independent OF being the
cheapest and .afest, il is by tr tne most p.assnt.
ToIncconss shipping to Pttsburg can be ae;ommoda
ted by this line. hive entered into arrangements
In forward good. through with iispat h.
For freight passage apply TO
ROBERT RANRlN, Agent.
On ii Dock.
=. S.-A goods Ivy this ne from Philadelphia will
be discharged Tuesdays and SntuIdays, and after
they delivered the wla,f shall be considered by
the Company al The risk of the
mar | dl4 ROBERT RANKIN Ac't
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Tor Hanimorc aud PhiIndeiphin

~ 81 hAhEh pri'N lbth''
Learcs Richmond eperg Tuesday at o'cioek y ~.
ssgA TIE large ann new Steamer b LVl ID ri
ssssS Capt GifFoRp. will receive freight every Moi,.
hay, and up II TIE hour of o'clock p. every Tnar.
lay. ior the nbnve place..
Shippers 10 Wheeling, Pitt.hure Cineinnnti and The
South aud West generally will end this route the chcur
and most expeditions. For freight npply Ia
LUDLAM 4 WATSON, Richmond. pH.
Juiu
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Old Dominion Line Canal Boats,

BETWEEN LYNCHBURC & RICHMOND.
An ERCHANDIHE &c. from HE North
IN consigned to as and tobacco" pro s@-1------S-~
ace &c. shipped t., his line, from Lyuchburg, for
wmded fee Of Cam MISSION. Our boats ienve lynch
burg t. nd Rriin ond every w dHeS3ay and Hattday-
Our Lumlier-lnms il FIRE PROOF building, on the
Ia in Richmonl AMI prepared TO receive ro.
,arr t,,bacco sc on storage, nj the mot moderate
,.large Merchandise Sc. subject to only one dtay
gr in Richmond Freight carried lmary rates =
EUSTACE & &APPLEYARD,
w Abortion AL at !.ynchhurg, office Ut Mr. b.
y. Snckrtts lumber ouse, on the Basin
epl 29dlv
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RICHMOND.
LII Change of Schedule. ~sSfh
Spring and summer Arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk
PER u. ). STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE

PER Il. s. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE.
4 D. I2oO IONS Bpr'hep, Gonmantei by Captains
~ Gnycndy ynnd Skinner
The jamestown vi" leave Rich uoni every Tuesday nj.
ternoon at ! O'Clock. Aud Roanoke every Saturday
morning att p'cluck for New York viz Norlulk
Returning, they will leave New sk Tor Richmond,
every Saurdny aud Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
stopping f.w hours eaon way at Norfolk.
Passage to New York. including meals and State
room nceommodaior, ,on Observation-Disclosures s10
Steerage Passage only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Q
Charge to Norfolk the same by River Boats
Merchants and travellers will find this ne of the n.osi
speedy and comfortable hetween Naw York md
Rirhn'nd. Passage and fare only S0, Steerage rns
sage only s..
LuDLAM & WATSON.
apl3 e Riehmnnd Va.
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VOL. 2.--NO. 297.
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
JUNE 21fh, 1854.
nUR TERMS ARE CASH


nUR TERMS ARE CASH
~ NEW GOODS By EXPRESS
just received. a lot of superior Black Cloth Dress
and frosk Ooais. Black Cashmere Pants. Of supe Tor
quality. mnde and trimmed in the very best manner;
al-o, beautiful let of Fancy and White Drilling Goats
and Pant; 10 doz Fatey Kid Geyes, Of the beau
tfi ,hades mud coors.
90 dnz. fine Linen and Mpuslin Shirts,
40 Collars, ply. different styles,
20 !" Iii en- and Jeans Drawers,
30 White Linen Cambrir Han 'kfs with borders
10 Fancy Checked Silk Crhvats,
30 3" Chinese Luien Neck Ties,
(tho most ben tifu styles for summer)
10 White and Fancy colored Silk Gloves,
ALSO,
Four pieces supernr lluck and blue French Cloths
two peces exra fine Cloth, Bioleys manufacture; 10
pieces Blnek and frnnoy Cassimeres. These gvods
will be made up order, in the neBtest den
tlemen wanting ctior fitting suit of clothes will
peasc give cnll Suits Of Clothes made order In
FOURTEEN HOURS.
GLASS & RATNE,
jun % ]. DIXON Agt
~ Republican, Bedford SEN incl Roanoke Rep.
Floyd intellgcnccr and Wytheyille Telegraph copy.