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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-01
HARDWARE,
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1854


fsfit AZ 1fs: k Pr
direct nom ,he in England nm and complete
manufacturers in This null supply Of
F
Poe: n KNIVES s; Of @ and blades
Ivory ll.HSs kaiys. and YoEk set; 81 and . piece,
s Sr .a and p ssaI; Of y1 SS Ias' and styles
Pistols, Rifles, Ride MOunings
wsss and f wfi s rh l%S tongue Chains
Hand and Panel Saws, Hammers and Iatehe,s
@ r aG G sSsv cG! a. sS S,suHT sss
Anyii', Vices, and Smiths Bellows ''''''
and steel square and osson S's" rates
Castings. Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails
German seyhes, ssy.h stones, snaT,h, and Sickle,
H aii: Ss: %.l.,. ;f Rss and ss,
Locks, Hinge; and Screws, Of every description
Platform and Counter Scales Pat Balances steeyard,
4 sy And other goods usually found in
A. goods have for DASH
bic terms and selected exclusively the Virginia. North Carona
merchants visiting city, respectfully invite them
low regular house in this, the Northern cities.
aT,h4o uH hS,rHGr .5ns III T TSl1
Is now oered complete in ~o volumes. since the
tors Builders and all easse: interested in the Of
plain styles work .dysiTsts as s.Ss
book Zach lan has following IL table showing the estimated
cost OF article required to complete that
the building may be accurately The details drawn
to scale and the mechsrc obtain pages
eyey necessary we'll the appearance
building when completed.
Asa manual for TIE oDEL ARCHITECT contain
Ing in addition To ;s plates subject
public,
contain Pront,piece Printed in i've Colours Plan for
Painted Ceiling Printed in nine Colours;
gant Printed IL three Colours Draprry uPerby Printed in
Colours together with 6l Sheets Of Elevations exhibiting
Plates OF Front Perspective and Interior Views
Churches and School Houses Printed
plates exhibiting In minute tail the
tons Of Masonry Wood and Iron Work
22g Plates Ia the Work Price per Bet 1880 Por saSby
JANIS wOODIIOUSR,
Bookseller, staoner, and Dealer in Piano Portes,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-01


an EApauAiiTtlis ron FisHIoSABLE CLOTHING
The subscriber having ust ifoa
plendd assormcni Of GOODS selected by himself the
YORK Philadelphia, aud baltimore markets y
friends and the public generally call
which be found qualities French
gsh and American Cloths Cnssimsrr- and yr-ng-
"-ris Fancy Cassimers Cry stall palac.d
Granite Nils "-is"t plush silk and merino yV,tings
Granadine, six and Push N-.r"is, Plush palm do
Paris six Yclyets; Dress Shirts and Collars
N-rno shirts aud Drawers. Gloves; sOcks
Suspenders; CTayats; EgatIs, .Ieg Pocket Hikfs
Washington and Napoleon CrayRis Money bei,s, -.
READY-MADR DEPARTMENT.
supcr biz, brown olive and green
Pants and Vests Of all styles and qualities
Kosuth and iamATtine over Goats
Es1ImauS wrappcrs rnki,sh Whitney
blue, black and brown over Sacks
PeieTsham over Saeks, all eOlOrs
JdTkth SmOtiu Gowns
Gentlcmen's Velvet Morning Gowns
DO Travelling Sha-s
Do BnOz Storm scaTfs, A.. NJ.
s.. IS. SPENCE,
No rnrrrr AfaIra u -uI.
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TSoR NoRFoLK AND roRTssoUIH-A @n. 4

TNoR NORFOLK AND roRIsNoUIH-A @n
n FORT wALTflALls LINk-rhe beautiful S<h3Er
aud hverte steamboat AUGUSTA under the com; !. I'D.
wm Smith, and Avorably known TO the
travelling CON muniy River has
place upon wahAn after
elegant STYLE and
Life Life Force Pumps and all
appliances required by the Act oCspress 10 the sa
Of passengers. ,., :, y
The Cars win leave the
Richmond and PsbarE Depot Monday, wednesday,
and Friday morning. at 6S O'CLOCK, A. n
Returning the alternate days.
viz tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at Z An.
Fare between " 70
Fare between Richmond COkss, Kings Mil and drove .
-.
years twelve Of age,
half price. :.
~
Servants through ~
70
THO Super
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-01

a LARGE STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING At
"a REDUCED PRICES-s. MERCHANT 4 wElsIGER. No. lI2
Main street will onr bargains in their goods They
hand stock Of Ready Made Clothing which
be sold in weeks All in want requested early
calls
MERCHANT A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-01

Dn MoEss SvroSTso CORDIAL has been eountere:ed by
some unprnciped prr:Ous
In fuars ali the genuine Cordial proprietos
smile pasted the cork Of each koi and the following
blown in the glass
"DR. NOISES LygTGORA THO CORDLaL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-01

These vessels are all Of the ar, class built city
more expressly for this trade
pa.snser They are commanded by Captains,
qualified for the trade, aud who will
modste They will the river Ly and
may De relied on to sail promptly, as advertised.
going North,
anu to Their interest ship by this Line freight always
taken as low As by other line
vii be made by the Agents In Richmond give
We respectfully and hope obtaining full share
OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this Line TO New York. will
OF commission to New Orleans Mobile Charleston, Savannah or
any otherSouthern Northern port
The vessels viii lie In Richmond York
berh NO. !, Corse House Slip foot Of Wall street
DAVID CURRlE, Richmond, 4
o. II. PlERsoN, New York, SAgents
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RIEw EsTABLIsHMEST-ShLp CAdEdi,Ty groceries &C.
~ The subscriber thankful TO his many friends sG the public
support
they will eon,inue'n his Nir Edbien directly opposite
Haskns Lbby-where be found almost
article the Ship Chandery Grocery line he
keep constantly baud large stock Of Rope Of all Sizes Blocks
Of ditto, and general ment Of Groceries.
se6-tf R. o. HASKINS
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INTERESTING: TO SHOE RuyERS.-with the
have Market Bridge, and be
desrCs OF closing the speedily possible hsl
offer the edaee prices I'LL further notice Pur
chasers will fad greatly their interest call No. Is
Market Bridge.
fes WHITE PAGE
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II AM HOOKS MORRIS, 81 Main street, Law BOOK
seller and Publisher would invite the attention OF the Pro-
s0 "a hts extensive and valuable collection Of LAW WORRP
which surpassed by nome embracing all thu, Is important and
desirable IN English and American Jurisprudence which he
will furnish To libraries 20 individual purchasers upon he
favorable terms liberal discount made 10 those who order
number Of Works at the time. Among the contents Of his
The Virginia Report complete sets at the reduced prices
The New York Reports, ="
The English Ch1ncery Reports, complete sets
The English Common law Reports 7" "
The English HepUrts In Law aud Equity, complete sets
HouaTd's United States Repodts, :"
The English ETehequer Reports,
The United States Digest; ~ vols.
Toe United S,atss Statutes ~ Large, u vols.
Philips on Evidence Volfi new edition.
New York Digest uf all the New YORK Common Reports
vols. edition.
PsiersdorH Ahridgrneni aud supplement; II vols.
Darts Law Of Vcpdtrs aud Purchasers; vol, yo.
hrchibald's Criminal Pleading . VUis: edition
Philips on Insurance; vols; n edition.
Hitn on lnJunctons, vols
Hlyard on Real Property vols
Tate Analytical Digestsd Index Of The Virgins Reports
vols, ''
TusseIcommsntarics The Laws q Virginia. vols svo
Calls Virginia Reports; Gyois.
WAshlngton's Virginia Reports, 2 vols, yo.
The Virginia CaseE; 2voi-.
Tate's American Porm Rock; edition. Go
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HUGH 4. WATT.
CHIN A HALL

D ceipt tie manufactures my Fall supply Of
CHINA GLASS, AND EARTIlENWARE, LOOKING
GLASSES. FANCY GOODS, STONE WARE, Ac
Comprising assortment carefully selected expressly
wholesale ana retail trade OF Virginia. North Carolina
Ali in Of goods line areinvited call
examine the goods and prices, bes purchasing elsewhere
No - Main O.
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- Gary tih he old stand Of n IL W.. hieh-
mUnd, Va. has in and offers for sale:
l6 hhds. r. X. Sugar
IL do n. q. do
Is do Cuba do
&c bbis. Coffee do
20 do Crushed, Powdered, and PuiveriTcd Sugar
l2boxes Loaf Sugar
500 seeks Salt
225 kegs Nails
MolasSf do; Cuba Herrinss; shsd; Tanners and
Machine OIL otard Dupuy and other randes Been
Rye, Tuscaloosa Monongah.la Jenn, Land Edorao and
Whisky Madeira, Pale Sherry Wine Jamaica
New Orleans and Rum; Gin and Apple hrsndy Porter Jun
powder lmperia Young Tyson Black Java, Lguayra
Rio Mocha Coffee Cigars Of all kinds Bel Cords Plough
Lines Wrapping, Cap and Letter Paper Soaps window Glass
Blistcred Steel other articles which
offer to the trade and public generally. dell
HAY PRESS am making superior and highly sp-
Hay Press, with which three compress from
three hay day attracted much attention
II. BALDWIN,
las Main street, Richmond.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-22

FINE HARNEss,--The Pennsylvania Enquirer
has very fiattering notice of the house of Lacey
s Phillips of Philadelphia and New Orleans,
who have just received another medal for the
finest description of harness exhibited at the
Crystal Palace. We would mention to those
who desire to procure fine harness or have
equipments Of any kind, that they will find
them at Lacey Co.'S, No. 81 st. Charles street.
Their stock has recently been enlarged by i'm
portations by the Star Of the South, and their
charges are extremely reasonable. We append
the notice:
A Silper Medal for Philadelphia Harness
Messrs Lacey s. Philips of this city have just
won further laurels We congratulate them en-
such brilliant success. They have been award
ed the highest prize-s silver medal-by the
appropriate jury of the Worlds Fair, New York,
for the finest description of harness that was
sent to the Crystal Palace Exhibition. 1t will
be remembered that the same fortunate gentle
men came of with the highest prize in their
profession at the Worlds Fair in London, in
1861. This, therefore, is n second and double
triumph. The judgment Of the old world has
been confirmed by that Of the new We will
only add that Messrs L. g. p. have the largest
and most extensive mandatory Of the kind in
the Union, and their harness show-rooms display
q variety Of the finest harness Of the various de-
scriptions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-22
THE DAILY CRESCENT.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB'Y p, 1864.
THE TWENTY. SECOND FEBRUARY.


In to-day celebrating, with due honor ana
affection, the birthday of the most aomiraoie
citizen that ever existed, our people WILL, we
trust, not merely pay to his memory that ample
need Of praise, which the. greatest Of all pat
riots deserves. but consider how sacred a duty
II i ~ do reverence to the father Of our free
dom. and to dwell upon his matehless public
virrues, in order that we may, each in his
znhere, catch something from that brightest Of
civic examples and learn what it is to be true
citizen.
OF him alone can it be truly said, that he trod
the whole way of Greatness without one false
step, and proved, at the very summit of ambi-
ton, that he had never been led thither by thai
passion. The sober and severe grandeur Of his
mind was set out with none of those lighter fa-
culties that adorn inferior men his sovereign
goodness and sense lifted him high above the
utmost talent, the very genius of all others.
More than ever the abilities of any one in his
tory performed, he achieved by the supremacy
of his majestic virtue alene.
When shall such another as he be SEEM Good
insurreotion makers are plenty, and pullers-
down of another's tyranny, to set up their own
but when shall Byron's question be answered :!
Can tyrants but by tyrants conquered be,
And Freedom fiud no champion ana no chho
Such as Columbia saw arise, when she
Sprang forth d Palas, armed and undehiad
or must such minds be nourished in the wild,
Deep in the unprunsd forest mid the roar
or oatAraots where nursing nature smiled
On infant Washington. Hath Earth no
Such seeds within her breast or Europe such shore
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-22

FROM FLASHING TOW.
~ NftU-H FF.I NIII1N u Wv.
Special Correspondents sf tbs NGm 0r,ans grtsrtnt


Washington, Feb. Is, 1854.
The Nebraska bill has become an exciting
question, and day by day the game of legislation
upon it draws closer From the beginning ii
has been well understood that the Senate would
pass it, and if their action could be FASTENED
before the subject was made one of contention
by the press and the people, so that the House
could act expeditiously, there has been little
doubt that.it would also pass this branch; but
the-opponents of tho measure have batfied the
efforts to hurry it through 1t was designed to
strike from the bill those clauses which apprro-
pirate money. and provide for these In supple
mental bill, so that when it got before the Rouse
the necessity of referring it to the Committee OF
the Whole would be obviated, and the vete could
be taken at once by moving the previous ques-
ton. This purpose was anticipated ana the
debate upon slavery is now progressing para
pdsSu in both Houses.
Mr.. Houston. of Texas concluded his speech
o-day, and will be succeeded by Mr.. Badger
to-morrow, 1t is understood that Mr., Badger
somewhat reluctantly supports the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise, and considerable curiosity
q manifested to hear him on this point. The
discussion will last at least another fortnight in
the Senate.
Mr.. Houston, in the course of his speech,
which was rather slow and heavy, read an ex-
tract from an attack upon him by some cores
quier of Virginia The writer is hyperboliesl
in his denuneiation of the Jacinto hero, and,
after consigning him to all sorts of dalnnation,
winds up thus: e Kissing, but stingless, let the
viper crawl on Mr. Houston said he did not
know nor care to know who the author was, but
taking his own figure of speech, if the animal
left any slime in his (Houstonasl path be should
try Qiftiag up one FOOT to step over it. Mr.
Houston opposed the bill not only on account of
its wrongs to the Indian, but distinctly because
of its repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, which
he regarded as 81 wall of fire y for the South,
and the abrogation of which he deprecated to
the last degree.
In the House, Mr. Msacham, of Vermont,
having the floor to speak upon the order of the
day, the Homestead bill, declared his intention
of speaking on the Nebraska bill.
Mr.. Richardson, of Illinois, raised the ques-
ton of order, and the Chair, Mr.. Odds, decided
that the course proposed by Mr., Meacham would
not be in order. but on appeal the House, by q
vote of IS to 55, reversed the Chairman's deci-
sion, and Mr.. Meacham launched forth against
slavery. So you see we have, Notwithstanding
the fnality of the slavery agitation by the act
of 1850, nothing still but slavery.
CHR0NIoLER.
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HOUSE Furnishing Store,

rs and T5 CAMP STREET
E Tho Subscribers daily receiving fresh additions to their large
and varied stock comprised In which
QUEENsWARE, GLASS and CHINA WARE
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE
PARLoR and HALL LAMPS
and CHRONICLES;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS in sets or single
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE
ENAAiELED and HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA PLANIsHED TIN and JAPANNED WARE;
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER BUSTERS;
. eta BRUSHES, Of all kinds;
PAPER HANGINGS and DOOR MATS;
WHITE CHECK and FANCY MATING;
WINDOW CoRNIcEs CORDS and TAssKIs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
Also
SPIRIT GAS or Burning Fluid;
SPERM LARD aad WHALE OIL.
feb89 qnqp MILLER. HARRIS 4 WALDO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-22
TIE G.aDsDEr TREsTY.

This thing. whatever it may be, SO much de-
bated before it was known, is at last before us.
AS SO much the object of public curiosity, we
had meant to give it place in our columns, to-
day. Its length, however, and the press OF
other matter, that could even less bear postpon-
ing, have compelled US to defer it till to-
morrow. Our readers will, we hope, the less
regret this delay, when they consider that, in
the first place. they have already seen the whole
substance Of the compact, and, in the second
place. that if adopted by the Senate with those
changes which the President recommends, it
must go back and be negotiated anew with
Mexico: who is like enough to reject the
: ehannas
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J. WRIGHT s. CO.,

at thoir
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. Isl Chartres street, New Orleans.
in quantities o purchasers.
osGooD,S INDIA CHOLAGoGUE.
B. A. FAHNEsTocKs yERAnFUGE
TIoRN'S EXTRACT,
WoLFEs AROMATIC SCIIIEDAM sCHNAPPS.
GoULEY's VEGETABLE BITTERs
RusHToN, CLARK CO.'S COD LIVER OIL.
sEIDLTTZ AND SODA POWDERS
WtNER's CANADIAN yERNiIFUGE. .... .
FARRELL's ARABIAN LINlMENT. #"."#
BARTINE'S LOTION.
.DALLYEs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
JOHN BULLS SARSAPARILLA. va
PHALoN,s HAIR INvIGoRAToR.
BALLARDS HAIR DYE.
SANDS sARsAPARTLLA.
MoRsE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK.
MoRTThiERs RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.
s. P. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILIA.
LYONS KATHAIRoN.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs.
MEXICAN MUSTANG IINIMENT.
JEW DAVID, OR HEBREW PLASTER.
GRAY's OINTMENT.
WIsTARis BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
RoGERs's SYRUP OF LIyERWoRT TAR,
BRYAN's PULMoN1C WATERS.
BARRYtS TRIC0PHERoUS,
McLANEra VERMtFuGE,
MoFFATs PILLS.
BRANDRETHs PILLS
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN KILLER.
wRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PIILS.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
DR.. MoRsE's INvIGoRATING CORDIAL.
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
BoGLE's HYPERION FLUID.
RowANDs TONIC MIXTURE.
All ofwhich warranted genuine,
furnished quantity Duggaa Wholesale
Dealers favorable than thOy procured from
the proprstors themselves, by applying
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
49,. No. lei Chartres street, New Orleans,
qink indie the TlDanbH Hot
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HnSper's
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE

HHTpey'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR FEBRUARY
g Just received aJ MoRGANs Exchange PlaeO, adjoining
the Post-offee.
THE SCHOOLGIRLS STORY. BY Charles Dickens,
THE OLD LADYs STORY.
UNCLE GEORGES CHRISTMAS STORY
KATE GORDON.
MY FRENCH MASTER.
THEcAsEo OF LADY MACBETH, MEDICALLY CONSIDERED.
By T. B. Thorpe.
THE LONG VOYAGE
CHAPTER UPON SNAKES.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE. By John 5. C. Abbott.
THE GARoTE By G, P, R. James
THE FOUNDING HOSPITALS OF PARIS.
THE LIFE AND TIMES OF MADAME DE SrAEL
THE FAMILY OF MICHAEL ARoUT
THE NEWCoMEs. MEMOIRS OF a MOST RESPECTABLE
FAMILY. By W. NJ. Thaekersy.
LIFE IN PARIs-sKETCHES ABOVE AND BELOW GROUND,
CoMICALlTIEs, ORIGINAL AND SELECTED
FROM BELGRADE TO BUCHAREST
LITERARY NOTICES.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
EDITORS TABLE.
EDITORS DRAWER.
FASHIONS FOR FEBRUARY.
fsb7o ftd2pitw ]. C. MORGAN.
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Garpeti1ag at LOaC Prices.
CHITTENDEN g. DAkIERON

s6 Ghartres street and ev Custemhouso street,
LET Offer for aals large and ehscs stock Of
RICH VELVET
WILTON and BRUSSELS CARPETING;
IMPERIAL THREE-P PLY and INGRAM cARPETING
RUGS, BAIzEs, DOOR MATS, sts
FLOOR OIL CLOTH,
feet wds of easly beautiful patterns which
10 suit any size Room Hail.
CURTAIN TERIAL.
SILK AND WOOL AND WoRSTED DAMAsKs;
EMBROIDERED LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
PAINTED WINDOW BLINDS;
WINDOW CoRNICEs, CORDS, TAssEIs, GIMP, ee
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tsbqo qdps
Later. stu.

k#- fTis great, for with it cope
The Amed, the celebrated SOAP
Twas made by JONES, tits sold by WRIGHT,
If salow, it will make you white.
Your heekles all will disappear,
And cheaka fresh blooming will appear;
No yellow hue will logger tarryi
Use ii il yos want to marry.
Your beauly will insure you hope,
By the Of JoNEs,S CHEMICAL soAPi
For it will make every pimpe and freckls sope,
And then, with you, cope,
EEr For sale by J. WRIGHT Il Co. Sole Agents.
fsb90 6tap l51 Chartres street.
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Greater inducements than EVer

EB-Are being offered
G. B. DREW'S,
No. Ii Charres street,
TO PURCHASERS OF WINTER CLOTHING.
In order to facilitate thu closing he has
still further reductions in his already
EXTREMELY Low PRICES,
and he confident that selling rss than the same
quality of sooda have before His
stock composed entirely eth Goods
eonoundsd with the stocks of old houses
go1s on hand for until they have become anquatsd STYLE
moth eaten and worthless Every perfect with
tho privilege the purchaser returning having money
funded, should ii prove unsatisfactory.
Travellers will do well to call aud look his
SOLE LEATHER,
TRAVELLING TRUNKS and
CARPET BAGS,
IS they viii ind them much cheaper than be bought
Recolleet the uumberis
Ia CHARITIES STREET,
between Canal and CustomhouIs opposite large
Emporium Of D. Gorren Co. C. b. DREW.
4dnRl ltx
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-22
Arrivals at the Principal hotels February 81

ST CHARLES = N Ksnaer BaTrtworh q Cert stetlag,
SSB9wH, hnson cHp.,i9 WslssT .'s.mar Creole N
possy q Miss saae P6ssy R.lStcs, Ala smod,
Norton w DoUghetty Miss, T BlarkmGn ARK; Davenport
John Surgeon, n Crawford Phila Nv Redgsll Ala;
W Walton md lady. Texas.
ST L0FS.W Irvin o; EIDE ST Foo France John Bgslox
NY; Hewlett Thomas sultec, Engand Jam
Hawkins ireland Osgeod lady, Coat; W Fsatsr
lady Mas; baupoy and family, Wilson Hud family LIS;
FISHER c. D Ford and lady, Mss Mrs Warren Gown
~ Leo Wnimsn, do; Ainasa Mason, y L s.sr,iog, La,
CITY, Geo Johnson Kyi w Read, Whider, La sam
MGLeilapd Eis; MsKetrs, KOIs lows Roger, q
Walker, A5hlie G Wsalhespon, y Jackson, MeLe
v Saydsm, X Il N sr Eetsrs, Perry D Cummings,
Hart, Miss Col JONES Alas DR. " H Motley
Camden Heron Selson 5 Amy Dr. Parker Kyi h
Stewart, \ o.
ARGA Walker al Nj c Nah, Morgan Ala; N
laIVer Bates, Bills, La; II HIghsy John Fosts
y Faux tisten, i Essck, In; W Ppto Ark Robins
4 Groom, as Chapman, Allen, do Richardson, do
J h smmolds Law Rhuttou do; w + Clever W Belt.
Mss Davis, aiss,J q Dekey, Mics + Gulheon, laottoa
and Orleans Railroad - 1hur CLARK La; W Odn, clerk
steamer Clark; II SCOTT Mas Sssiy, + Bsasely
49, Gordon, a \ A Dram, 7 JeIS Ohio.
NERANpA a Dr. LiShtssp Ar MONssr 7 Mscay GsPtsa
Miss Il Harlem Wasou and siy Teissi Masn., dos
Rupert, dO,J W Il Allen, La Christian
IL do 7 Ruyh do r D Patterson, Ky; g Moss
VIM Bonnet, Mclean, do LAbty, Va, Bullock G
Nehhr
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Drugs, Medicines o,ess Chem5cafs,

Dr. L. D. COKE, NO. 10 Camp street.
GB DR. f. J. CoxEs PREPARATIONS in extensive uss lar
nearly fifteen year9 have by their acquired
unsurpassed eqHaed BY any similar North
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP.
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