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For Sale.

A HOUSE & LOT in Bowling Green; also, an
"A excellent little Farm Z of mile west of Bowl
ing Green, of GO acres, 40 improved, with young
orchard, &C., situated on good road. For terms,
price. &C., inquire at this Office. S. CLARK.
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THE TOLEDO BLADE has been enlarg,

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l. to the size of the LARGEST DAILIEs on the Lakes
Hereafter special exertions will be made to make it
authoritative on bjects of commerce, the markets,
and the news of the day. 1t daily publishes the Ia
test Telegraphic news, and usually contains the
markets of Buffalo and Ne0 York of the day it is
issued.
Connected with the Office Isl BINDERY. am
ply supplied with hands and machinery, which win
promptly execute any work demanded by the wants
of the country.
subscriptions and work for the Bindery received
at this office.
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Stand From Under!
HIDES, SHEEP PELTS, &c.

HIDES, SHEEP PELTS, &C.
TIME only place to get the money for Hides, green
l. or dry Sheep-skins, Beeswax and Feathers is
at BROWN & HUNTS who at all times are ready
to pay the highest price in Money. So bring them
right along.
They have for sale every description of
Stoves, stove Pipe IL Tin Ware.
Give them call and if they cannot suit you, there
is no need of trying elsewhere Store corner Front
street & Louisiana Avenue, [octo4l
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$500 To 200 Year.
4 CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY & DO GOOD.
DOOK AGENTS. WANTED.

QoOk AGENTS WANTED,--Ihe sun
- scriber publishes number OF the most valuable
Pictorial Books, very popular, and of such a moral
ana rellSouS influence that while good men NAV
safely engage In their circulation they will confer
pubHc benefit, and receive fair comyea sa.io, TO-
their labor.
To men of enterprise and tact this business offers
an opportunity for profitable employment seldom
to be met with.
Persons wishing to engage in their sale. will re-
ceive promptly by mail, circular containing fun
particulars with Directions persons disposed b.
act as agents. together with the terms on which
they Will be furnished, by addressing the subscriber,
post paid. ROBERT SEARS. Publisher
lSl William Street Nesc York.
5ts3~ln Press, and ready for Agents bv the lst of
October, 1854 "Searss Illustrated Description of
the Russian Empire" For further particulars, al
dress above.
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Another GnStaInnent OF
New GTOGGsSS

y d. PECk d co. are this day receiving
u. directly from New Y Yorli via n. Y. l. f. Il. r.
an elegant and extensive stock Of
SUMMER AND FALL GOODS,
Consisting OF general assortment of Dry Goods,
such Cloths Casimeres, Jeans, Sheetings, Shirt
Ings, Drills. Prints, Ginghams, Lawns DeLaines,
Berages, Silk Tissues, Cambrics, Laces, Edgngs,
&c. &c. a good variety of Dress Trimmings and
Velvet Ribbons. Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Trim
mings, of the latest styles and CHEAP.
Ready made Clothing in any quantity and at all
prices.
Also, complete stock of Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery Boots and Shoes Iron, Nails lass Paints
and Oils.
All the above Goods, and others too numerous to
mention, will be sold to suit purchasers.
Come and see us
July9, 1858.
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Hsrman Blennorhassett. the second son of
Harman Blennerhasset of the island in the
Ohio river which bears that name. died in
New York on the 18th utimo, after pro-
tracted illness He was an artist of very
considerable eminence. The only surviving
member of the family, joseph L. Blenner-
hassett. now lives in Troy, Missouri.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL
TSP PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
SILMON CLARK.

The price of this paper is $l.5O-1N AD-
VANCE. If payment be delayed six months,
25 cents will be added; if it be delayed till
the end of the year, 80 cents additional will
be charged, INVARIABLY.
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BUSINESS CARD.

NJ III. CALLARD respectfully informs the
IN. merchants and citizens generally of Perrys-
burg and its vicinity, that he has opened
TAILORS SHOP.
ever J. A. Halls store where he will at all times
during business hours be ready to cut and manu-
tacture CLOTHING in the latest and best style. All
orders given will be accomplished with promptitude
and economy.
N. B-Cutting done for thu Trade, and warranted
to fit when properly made up. [au22lyl
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THE subscriber having purchased the entire stock
l. and taken the stand occupied by NJ. KEY jr.
and ROSS g. KEY, respectfully solicits the patron
age of the late firm and the public generally. For
further particulars please call on the subscriber at
the old stand of Ross & Key, where you will find
GENERAL ASSORTMENT Or GOODS.
warranted to give satisfaction and offered for sale
on the most reasonable terms.
Jan 23-4Gtf a. NJ. THOMPSON.
Having disposed of my entire stock of goods to
A. NJ. Thompson, | would cheerfully recommend
Mr.. T. to the patronage of my old customers and
the public generally. MARSHALL KEY, Ju.
Jan. % 1854.
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DIAPER HANGINGS.--We are just receiv-
l. ing our spring stock of Paper llangings, such
WALL PAPER,
BORDERS,
WINDOW PAPER, and
FIRE BOARD PRINTS,
Which comprises the largestassOrtment ever opened
in this market. and which offer at wholesale and
retail, at the lowest possible rates.
March 27--:Itf ID. III. NYE e co.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
S. JEFFERSON.

Attorney at Law Solicitorin Chancery, Land Agent,
&c. &c. Offce in the court house, PeTysburg, O..
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G.. PERRIN,

J. W. MILLS & SUNS,
Manufacturers of all kinds Of Paper and Blank
Books. Springfield, Ohio.
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They giving Bargains way of oYERCoATs and no
mistake ossG,.
= anu Nc instance HeViA'ed nom EVERY ARTICLE
M 10 10 1919 ''N''
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE NEW ORLEANS Many cREscENT.
-
1sr the National EiHr,
Further by the Europa.
nASrERN AEEAIRS

EASTERN APFAlhS
New YoRK January 17.-Half Pasha, brother-iu- law
of the Sultan been appointed Minister of the Interior
in the Turkish Cabinet His entrance upon the Ministry
is looked upon as favorable to peace measures
The Turkish bulletins have acknowledged the evacua-
ton of the Russian Territories in Asia
The latest advices from St. Petersburg have no further
reference to politics except the remark that preparations
going in all quarters to an extent that would
seem to denote that they made with view to more
serious contingencies than war with Turkey alone.
PERsAThe Shah of Persia has dismissed all English
French and Italian officers from his army The British
Consul at Teheran has undertaken to mediate between
Turkey and Persia
FOREIGN TRooPs-Lord Dudley Stewart, at CONSTANT
nople has been endeavorng induce the Sultan to en-
rol European and especially Polish refugees into egons
and corps to engage their services until the cessation
hostilties
SUPERINTENDENT CHrNA-It is reported that Doctor
Browning will succeed Sir George Bernheil superin-
tendent of British Trade in China.
DEArHs.--M Visconti has died suddenly at Paris
General Radzewich the celebrated Russian commander
is dead
STEAMER SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW York, Jan. l7--The following named persons
among those washed overheard the deck of the
San Francisco the night OF her first disaster Mr.
Terry, D. 9. Stockwell, A. NJ. Sales, NJ Rankin, F. H
SouthWorth and Miss Bolton.
The mate of the San Francisco says that she was not
scutted but he thinks that she went down within 81
hours after she abandoned The steam-tug Titan,
which took of the passengers from the Kilby left
board Mr.. Falcon, the Brazilian Consul, Mr. Abrio and
LADY, and ten soldiers The number brought this city
in the Titan is hundred and ten ali in most pitabe
condition
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asp The Southern Iine.

LATER FROM RIO JANEIR0-C0FFEE DECLINED
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1S.-The bark Antelope has arrived
here from Rio de Janeiro with dates from that place
December s. Her advices state that the coffee marke
was Dropping and prices had declined 800 to 400 reis pei
arobe.
THE TAM o'sHANTER
BosroN, Jan. 18-The ship Tom O'Shanter reeentIx
lost her passage from Calcutta to this port was
by Mr. soule, at New Haven Connecticut She was i n
sured to the amount of $4,000 by offices in this city
FURTHER TESTIMONIALS.
BOSTON, Jan 1S.The merchants Of this city have con.
trbuted $500 to testimonials to be presented
those concerned in the of the San Francisco
sengers.
LARGE FIRE-DAMAGEs AT SEA
New YoKK, Jan. 1S.-A dispatch from Worcester, Mass
states that the factory of Messrs Harris Co. has been
destroyed by fire.
The recent heavy gales have produced much damage
sea The ship r. G. Winthrop, from Havre has arrived
at this port having received much serious injury from
the storms.
KossUTH NOT IN TURKEy..
Nav YORK. Jan. lS--A letter from Kossuth was re-
eeved here by the Europa stating that he has deferred
for short time Ills visit Constantinope where he has
been invited by the Sultan He says that provision will
be made for the transportation of all Hupgarians in
America who wish to go to Turkey.
FEMALE RIOTERS AT ERIE.
New YoRK, Jan. S-The women at Erie Yesterday
turned out in large numbers aad proceeded to the rail
road bridge which they demolished Great excitement
in the neighborbood.
CONGRESSIONAL SQUABBLES
WASHINGTON, Jan. ls.-In the House yesterday Mr..
Cutting OF NewYcrk made great speech the subject
Of politics. denouncing the Softs strong terms
To-day Mr.. Smith, of Alabama, replied defending the
course of the Administration.
bill was introduced in the House to-day providing for
the appointment of joint committee to take into con-
'ideration the subject of changing the present mode of
electng the President and Vice President of the United
States.
In the Senate sharp discussion took place between
dr. Wade OF Ohio and Mr. Cooper, of Pennsyvaaa re-
alive to the Erie Riots
BRIG KILBY AT BOSTON,
Bosros, Jan 1SA grand entertainment was given here
asst night to Captain Lowe of the brig Kilby in acknow
edgment his generous and gallant conduct in rescuu
he passengers of the steamer San Francisco
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
WASHINGTON, January ls-A meeting of the Colonial
ion Society was held in this city last night Very favor
ble reports made of affairs in Liberia The pnm
of emgants sent out during the year is nearly eight
hundred.
MOBILE COTTON MARKET
MoBLE January 20-The Cotton market has been
ather quiet during the past week. and the sales are
United ito $500 bales. Mddlng closes at SIC per III
he receipts of the week. including $500 bales received
oday embrace $4,000 bales The exports are II 900 and
he stock remaining on hand is swollen up to 100000
ales.
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NE VS. OF THE CITY,,


/ The MYSTERIOUS LADY.--Any rarson who
may desire to be thoroughly mysted will do well to step
into the Southern Museum and obtain an interview with
the Mysterious Lady, She will be found inside If
hollow bronze ball, not much larger than ones iigt in
winch she declares she has been imprisoned for the Inst
five years She is invisible but will if renue.ted nv @
VISITOR converse in lew sweet voice sing song with
tone Ike the murmur of sea-she Unlike Ariel in
the coyen PINE she is perfectly with her CON
ana weprohoonce her altogether ncomprehensible
DISCHARGED. Frs, HUMPHREYS alias Davis and
his lady who have been time past under in
the second District charged with having been concerned
IN the robbery of MIR. Fisk, the Ohio river IN lS52
were yesterday brought before Judge Robertson of he
First District Court by of writ of habeas oorns
and discharged, there not being evidence suffcent to
warrant their further confinement. Humphreys was
immediately after arrested and brought before Recorder
Ramos as dangerous and suspicious character and a
vagrant He was locked up for future disposition
CHARGE OF MuRDER.-A man named GEORGE
Harvey alas Wilson, arrested the Second District
yesterday as dangerous and suspicious character md
ne was afterwards accused OF having killed man named
Kelly about three years ago He committed to prison
to await an examination.
RECORDER WINTERS CoURT--FIrst Distgict-
medical gentleman named Whitetroff was hustled ont
OF the St. Charles theatre night before last for creatn
disturbance during the reading of pathetic passage in
Adrienne' He was bundled off to the caaboose and
lined five dollars yesterday by Recorder Winter las
K. Dickson was fined like for like otIense 4
number Of other small fines imposed for breaches
OF the peace, Nc,
TtuMoLE RrGGER-George Brown, or Bosen was
arrested by officer Kearney for being dangerous and
suspicious Tagrant and for amusing himself at the e
pense of people not thoroughly posted up by playing
on practical Jokes upon them with continuance denon
mated little JOKER or dodger." He will be exam
ined to-day
BEATING A WoM4N.-Daniel Sullivan and wife and
Teresa Ryan were arralSned before this court yester
day. charged with severely beating brusng aud kicking
Mfs Christina Marney. few days ago, on st. Peter
street Vhe ladies discharged but Daniel was sent
dollars.
Doc TInEs.-John Murphy arragned for steal
ing dog collar and tbs thereoau animal
more valuable han himself Some time ago when JohI
was hrSt inerr gated to the whereabouts of the dog
ne @aXed exceedingly insoent, whereupon he fur
snea by MS questioner with sound druhbing therefor
and then sneaksd eff ike chastsed cur with de- |
pressed appendage aud made affidavit against the
nan who administered the punishment and another |
naauai who looked and enjoyed the sport charging
them with assault and battery. They all sent be-
ere the First District Gour-Murphy under the charge
OF stealing the dog-eoar, it being somewhat doubtful
whether canine property is recognized in law
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HE MURDER OF Dr. LrTENGR-The mysterious murder
OF Dr. Lutener is the all engrossing theme in New York
me incidents that came out in the of the
inquest are OF very curious character The evidence
LOOKS nack against the servant girl in the employ of
uteher one OF the witnesses testifes that when he
was called into the to see the dead hody tl,era
no newspaper in his hand The paper must have been
put in the mans hand therefore, after the deed was
done-eontraryto the girls statement This girl be IL
remembered, was the person who first discovered the
dead body.l '
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The GARDINER CAsE-on the 18th, Major Mordeca
testified to the Gardiner case His testimony yas yery
strong against the accused There seems however no
hope of finding the missing papers
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CLOSE or THE ERlE RAILROAD TRouRLEs-A dispatch
from Erie Pa dated the 18th says city is entirely
quiet now One bridge is up and another is being
raised The railroad track is being laid down at the
street crossings
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a NALfSTiNE-lt requires about twenty-fou days to
e4a San Francisco from this place. and order to meet
81 Valentines day dispatch our remeu5rance ut tan
oeleek OF this day Our friend James Valentine ESQ,
goes passenger by the Ell Dorado and more pleasant
ana agreeable gentleman has visited the golden shores
Oh eafoFnla this six He equally posted in the
annals oil the turf the drama and the table He knows
al eha1 Is profitable to be known and will make friends
ne seen We endorse him to the uttermost
low, true gentlemen, and an educated bon ,i,,1t
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.qafusEMENTs LIST ErENLNe

pLAetpE's VARtErits.-The Merry Wives of Windsor,
was performed last evening in exquisite manner to an
exceedingly crowded audience.
senofta Soto of tho most beautiful women and the
best danseuse in this country her fourth
last evening, assisted BY Mr. G. W. Smith, senorita Soto
has thus Tar been eminanty successful and eminenty
attractive at the Varieties Her personal appearance
alone would do wonders but her exquisite graeeuness
OF motion effects much more. She is cultivated and
artistic dansense and worthy of being by all who
are fond of the satstory act in its perfection.
very attractive bill is presented for this evening"
which embraces she whole strength the company Mrs
howard aud Mrs. Warwick Bass and Allen play in the
comedy called Time Tells Aa'' Browne and Holland
appear IN the Maid of Crossey and Holland and Mrs
" afWiek are cast to the Alarming Saerdcen senorta
eoeo moreover appears in TWO exceedingly beautiful
dances We recommend every one fond OF amusement to
attend the Varieties
ST. oHAaEs THEATRE-The Jealous Wife - was played
most beautifully last evening with Miss Dean as Mrs OK
'sy This evening is devoted to the Bateman benefit
alter which come the unriyalled Rayels
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MELANCHOLY sutelpE-Dr, r, G. Smith who has been
missing since December 49, was accidentally discovered
dead In room in the upper story in Exchange Place
Ne" York on the afternoon of the 18th The room was
locked with the key on the inside Of the door
ty OF rags had been burned in the ROOM and it is sup
posed that he died from suocatisn The deceased was
formerly Barnum's partner in New Orleans Ha has n
daughter married in New York and son in California
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. .Janparv 10

sss. os az slsi fl l.;
Mass BlSsspghsmi nd ady A hr az
Ala Mcdonald anderson, Anderson . e." shd ,aSy
Ais; W Wright, NY C Farisn jC Mrs sompasgue F Wal
Wright Mss sss GGd RsSdcph FIR a.a9 too.v
a@a aay; Ben Cooley SIsnand ellis Scott
Butler DR. Rawkins, Chapman and ady Miss CHAPMAN
SShYspaHS w. TSsnb4 N. faaSai
and servant La H Wiis, Halfway, Ind Donphau
snng' 1l Oven M Major Paul 1sA ssrthoss and
Stewart, La. ' -'' " ~ '' NY " a
VERANoA p Barron, La; Baker Erasmu. Fla ] W
SS5 Gregory Mis-, caver, Darling, Darns
Mecausy lady and setvnn Pha R Esteil Mo- Adams L
9apys la c9mstosk u Thomas and LADY, A. CAPT
sses wilkins Is aid sas kFsgd paoy as wo en-
Ma & Hunter Bla Cunningham Ala; Cumming d
TT Buekner Montgomery Danlen W MurascR y In,
Icy, cspssen Helm lady shildren servant Miss Dr.
JMcannon MO- BenIis, Williams Ala '' o"si iA
CITY. ..J Berry, Hngs, Cobbstt NO; Rieks n,;s
" Hange Tenn q Persons Ala; B Hawey ] Fl sutton j
Mics Neetson, hsben, Alas W MeRes No Coog,
endsr, Ms Watson and daughter, Miss; / Christmas La
Mss Travis ta Campbell RoSb Nssim mpp,sSS
Murphy, Wear, La. ~ ~ = '9'
ST LOUIS Lawrence LIS; Mons TAYLOR Tsvor Hom.,
VIM Ford Miss; Capt Liton, Major Chase USA Il Shearsp
Watson, Mics Watson Miss Lamb Texas VIM Shancn Ia
and servant King NO; Jns E XIV = Mss
uSA; W IIlard Fla Mics Young Srmpiie Miss. II
way, Ind. ~ ' ' t-AA
ARCADE: R Pesrsen Ala W Coffee Texas Iloght D NIL
e Joseph IL; W Rogers Mas; Creep, Beck Lehman
Duncan Ky Hills Ia Mansae Tenn b I R aa u
weaver hiias Mhbo Flai Goruap Fla; Walker Ala.
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sTorns02s's
BOOK and STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT,
mr la ~an

~ The attention of Dealers large
stock of
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
comprising all the most valuable and SCHOOL BOOKS
in ue and suPERFNE STATIONERY adapted the Schools
offered at Pubsbers' and mporsera prices either
Schools. ;,p,e Ode
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Creme HDe Bousy Ch0,nnoo,,e
Sarsaa.0risga.
Drugs, .Nedtci.aes. E,ea.f,1,n era. ete-

Planters ne bsS9oer would especially call the attention of
epanatssn every hrce hIs se Of hqeiae which on
eess9n SODA WATER AND MEAD Of he yev Nat "
h o. 99nd a. with popular Mineral 49,
sneh a IoNGRESS BLUE LICK, etc. ETC. BaY Rnnns .snnf;
GquLEY BtTTERS, etc, Tit6STAs . 4 II, EssANT,
api daW1yis Druggist md AnotbscarH M hhfhif
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Asosic-By reference to advertisement in s,o,,,0
column it will be that meeting takes plaee AZ 10
o'clock this morning for the installation Of officers of m
erand Lodge of the State of Louisiana u INV
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RS- The steamer Frank Lyon having been unavoid-
ably detained will leave this morning positively at ten
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TO-DAY RAcEs-The race to-day isfor purse of $3.50
nest In o mile heats and will be contested by ad
ifamPfea GaaFirpcr and the Maid eff Orleans The sport
70 De excellent and We commend the racy-ossy
nation lretiocinatop) of our section to attend it.
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10" Cen Navarro, ex-Mnister of War in Mexico ar
rived IN this city on Thursday on his way Mexico He
will sail for Vera Cruz by the next steamer
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aThe steamer Honduras has laid under obligations
for st. Louis Republican Of the Both December.
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SODA ASI-2Q0 casks Steele & Sons, land
~ ing e& Old Dominion, Sas Josephine sale by
Ian2t j. g. HAkDll.L & CO., 81 Afygazne it.
OMAN CEMENT--50 barrels, landing ex
Il y Crown from London, fer sale by -
i.a9t J. G. HAkpILL co. 81 aIassaue ST.
A sEhENT-250O bbls. Newark, landing from
~ shpa siEs GTeemaa aud Rose standish, or sale by
-lah3l j. 6. AARllLL n co. 81 Magazine ct.
SlRE- BRICkS--45,0 900 for sale by
= IAnal he, HARplLL 4 CO. ~ aIsgasias Il,
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ARRIVAL OF THE J. L. DAY-The steamer T. L Day
Capt j. Smith, from Key West Apalachcola and Pen
sacoa arrived yesterday bringing the following passen
gers
Lieut. Thomas, lady and servant, A; Mrs John
son, Mrs Donald Mrs Randolph, three children and ser
want, Miss johnson, Miss Gonzales and servant G
Brauuer lady child and servant, Mrs Long and child
Mrs Mason, Mrs Randolph and servant, Mr. BRYAN and
lady Mr. Armistead and daughter, Inneranty lady and
servant, Judge D Wright. DR. Strong. Dr. Thompson
g G Young Gatidn, Johnson Burrows Mason, Young
Moreno, Baker Macon Hunter 10 in the steerage and 81
negroes. ~ "
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C0TpesSsags.
NEW IMPoR TATIoNs
TODD & co.
~ Are now receiving consignment, DIRECT from the Manu-
factories of
]. Grossly & soNs
PARDoE, EooMANs & PARDoE
KIDDERMINsTER, ENGLAND
LOWELL AND BIGELoW COMPANY, AMERICA,
Choice styles of
VELVET, TAPESTRY pprseFrs
THREE-PLY AND INGRAM CARPETINGs,
RUGS. MATS, DRUGGETS
BAIzEs, STAIR CARPETS,
-"- AND BRASS RODS.
A LIS
ES" A large assortment Of
CoRNICEs, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES
CENTRE TAssELs, CURTAIN loops AND BANDS.
FLOOR OIL CLoTSS wide cut to suit any ansrtne,
WALL PAPER HANGINGs, for sale manufacturer prices
TO D D CO.,
COMMISSION CARPET wARERooMs
lans0 6tp No. lao Canal St. Royal Buildings