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A. b. c.
WAsuINGTON, Jan, 9th, 1854

The organs of party are ever averse to news,
and to tho early circulation of information
matters which interest the people. Thanks to
the ingenuity and enterprise of the ndepen-
dent press, every measure of of Importance ema-
mating from the Executive or Legislative branch
of our Government, before and behind the scene,
is either actually foroshodowed, or nearly
guessed at as to draw the snais from their shells,
in spite of themselves
just now, there is much discussion as to what
is contained in the proposed treaty with Mexico.
The organs are prompt 10 deny that certain mat
tiers are embraced, but studiously silent to its
real provisions. There is certainly much pro-
prety in the secrecy of diplomatic operations in
countries where the people have no voice; but
here, where the people are theoretically the gov
crnment, there is entirely too much caution.
There Is no reason why the people should not
know what the Government is doing in any
matter whatever. They are the interested par
ty and their opinions, reflected in the press of the
country, would have a sautary influence in
preventing the contamination of measures on the
part of their representatives, which they them
selves have no means of repudatng but in
ejecting the agents that have proven false.
Ii is virtually admitted that another speeula-
ton on the poverty of Santa Anna is contempla-
ted and that another slice of territory is To be had
at any price. On the other hand it is denied that
any assertion of the right of way across the
isthmus of Tehuantepeo, i'll which not only the
government, but so many individuals are interes-
ted, has been made Mr., benjamin, Senator
from Louisiana, and President of the Garay Com
pany, has introduced call for information on
that particular matter, but will most probably be
informed that it would be incompatible with the
public interest to furnish it.
The organs seem to think til At the Nebraska
territorial bill will not give rise to agitation. The
compromise, which could only be cemented in the
dross of spells, is regarded as quite strong
enough for the occasion. 1t may be so; but if so,
the freesoil sentiment is much cheaper than was
supposed. Public peace and social order are in
deed held by frail tenure. Their enemies may
be satisfied with two-thrds of the offices, and the
South might afford to yield all but is il not truly
Illuminating TO think that we should have to pur-
chase the peace that we have the right to demand;
that we have not the power TO maintain, on other
terms,the rights guaranteed in the Constitution
bequeahed us by our glorious ancestry-endear.
ed to us by association, and assured in our pos
session by every humane and religious sentiment.
A. b. c.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
w EpNESDAY. ia

W EDNESDAi, Jan. IL, 1904.
Resolutions were proposed and adopted !;
among them
BY Mr. Staples Into the expedency of incor-
porating "A company for the construction OF II
Plank Road from PENIS Store, in Patrick coun-
ty, to some eligible poin the North Carolina
line.
number of Senate bills were read third
time and .assed.
The bill increasing the capital stock of the Ma
nassa Gap Railroad, and the bill authorizing a
loan to the Central Railroad Company, were laid
on the table; and afterwards all the internal i'm
provcment bills took the same destination, it be-
ing all aged by those who favored that disposition
oil Them that it was important, before acting upon
them, that they should see the Report of the
Board of Public Works, which is not yet ready,
and Mr.. TomGn announced that he had been in
formed would not be ready for ten days.
Some bills of minor Importance were ordered
to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr. Hancock, of Chesterfield, the
House adjourned.
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. ii

WEDNESDAY, Jan. IL, 1894.
Lieut.. Governor Leake in the chair
Various reports were made from several stand
ing committees.
THE VALLEY RAILROAD BILL,
Next came up in order. 1t ordered to be
engrossed and read third time.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT BILLS,
Which had been previously laid on the table
were taken up, on motion and ordered to be en-
crossed and read third time.
Bills were passed and resolutions on a variety
OF subjects were presented.
The bill authorizing loan to the Marassa's
Gap railroad Company was made the order of
the day for Saturday next.
On motion # Mr.. Parker the Senate adjourn
al
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The Star says:

T NWN-.
THE MhssINa PApER-rho sensation created
by th" abstraction of The all-imporant forged
mining title from among the papers in the Gard
liner case continues To be Il subject OF general
conversation and wonderment here. Yet no one
in Washington seems To hive the slightest doubt
as to the person who took it, The destruction
Of that paper is all important 10 the defence, and
more especially 10 the end of defeating the Gov
eminent in the ehancery case for the return of
the money to the Treasury fraudulcntly abstrac-
ted on this claim
The testimony taken on the work ofinyeshga-
ton into the loss of this paper, shows that was
last seen resting n pile or bundle of yellow pa
pers, in the case. That DIR. Gardiner was seen
to carry off these yellow papers; and that he car
ried the papers ne had gathered mp out of tho
courthouse over into another house These arc
all the material facts concerning the transaction
so far elected.
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TIfF~f7-
Synopsis Of Incidents

Uncle Toms Cihin, AaLt Cnor vory iplu.,,i =,
Tale abou' the Ahoiiouiss. Aunt Chlne dom, H.
cinnali-'' Id raider be ON lie old Plantati,o ,
Dnres no use talking when n niger wanl, n
Top~y. Uncle Toms return from Camp Nee,i5r
hnppy time and plenty money. Buio Solo. Tim
Song, George Hanis White f,ks da, dom, avn
gers, very good Ia talk Consolation IRON UncIo
Song, My old Kentucky Hume" George liar
$ NJ. w hos da' Knocking at de Door Grorgq
us. Dnert =. Though Sorrow Clouds Grmg,
Liza. Intrusion Of Lame Jakc Separation.
Coon Hunt, g" Lame jake. Ma>,y i. 10 >,insy
Nose much pleased With that idea, aud very caI
about de jug. Uncle Toms Cabin, Marriage If
and George Harris. Dcy both Jump the Broon
Happy True. Camp Meeting ChluLts. Corn s
ing Reel.
Oh! white folks, wen hive You t, know,
Dis am not de version of NJ. Stowe;
In hei de Darkes am all unlucky.
But We am de boys of Ole Kentucky
Den hind de Banin down to play.
Well make il ring both night and day;
And We care not what de white folks sny,
DeN cant ger us Ia r,in away,
ADMISSION ce Is.
Jan l0-dts
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money, which has been deposited in the Bank of
England for many years, cNn be obtained by the
heirs of Vim. Sawyers aud Charles Sawyers, if
they will call on Joseph Powell, at Greenyle,
South Carona.-R. Dispatch.
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U' '''IT''"''II Nv 'NH7H"I Z : N z lnn o.
Happy Uncle Toms Cabin.

TT ON TTgnN
Ptrraying the happiness ot the nrstn,s ,f,-,.z
Introducing the ilnrmouy lbat Prevail. ,,,,.
tio"s-Thcir holilny lcsiiyals- Mani,oc. I
Dances. &c.
Aunt Chlpe-Alr. Rudolph,
Uuclr Tom--Mr s Sanford.
lin Mr.. Il. II. Sitter,
Georse Harris Nj J Lynch,
Fupsy-Mr Collins.
Lame Jakr--Mr Ctyan,l
ca sy-Mr Fryer
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1--WE SUBSCRIBER would beg lrave 10 relma
Il thanks In the I'eople of Lynchburg ana '9"
f'r the very liberal parranage heretofore eSrnda
him for period of more hmm thi,'t ye r., apd N'
"Sk n mt .uance of thu same to the firm OF l.N
H. Hatdy,a- they intend do all in THEN pn"erio "
ian 5 dxrs C HARDY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-14

BANK AT B1AcKsBuRo,-Ab bill has passed the
Legislature establishing branch of the Farm
ers Bank at Blacksbnrg Montgomery. This
will be acceptable news to our friends in that
quarter.
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EOk SALE-Ther shares ei Guafamied
l. ia K ,ei n. Rail Road Stock.
20 Appy nj this Office. jan % .
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UNIVERSITY OF NmGNIA.-I.ast Thursday was
the day for the meeting of the Visitors for the
election of Professor of Mathematics, in the
placc of Mr. Courlenay, deceased. We learn
from the Wing that
"OnIy three visitors were present Messrs, Ste
venson, Robertson and Tomn They remained
until the next day,in the hope that quorum might
be obtained. Mr.. Mcdonald arrived ON that day
but still quorum was wanting
AS the only expcdient, it was determined at
the suggestion of the Faculty, that Mr.. Nelson
the Assistant Professor of Mathematics should
instruct the Senior Glass, and that Mr.. Dinwid
die should instruct the Junior Glass for the rest
Of the session. The arrangement gave satsfac-
ton to the students and was doubtless IA good
as any TINT could be made under the circumstnn-
ccs."
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR j n. Roses Celebrated amily
MeIiclneS.

DR J. s. ltosfs Actiei A6rt,e, to persons in Sick
nes- aud in lieu III. Almanac Ter lS11.-lh i- pub
hcpi"n is from tho pei nt eminent y.icau al Phil
uirlp IA. i"gula graduate nt Inc Medical College,
and , hpnaru, meuhrtof III" i'hudrnhiu Medlru.
=aeeiN IL cpntains much s"nd adNir, iuvlid,, H.
WI rersens ia hralth II pls, icscribes in com.
ptehen,iV manner the diseases ot variable climate
and the medc Of lfentmeht Ma family should be- will
opyo this book. II cln be had without an,
arcc, at the Nv Dug stare Of M.-sr4. Wrigh, 4
Allison. where D. Ro.r's valuable Family Medicines
are for sale sept en-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-14

MADAME DURAND's CONCERT, Thursday even
ing drew fine audience and ELECTED repeated
and hearty applause. Her voice has increased
in strength and compass slce her last appear
..nvu TAI ,uf~ pace ana her execution of some very
difficult pieces eyinced n capacity and cultiyo-
ton far above average. The instrumental per
formances were also excellent. Another enter
tainment will be given to night.
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Loss AND lNsuRANcE.-Th New York Her
aid gives the following recapimaon of loss aud
insurance. which gives an idea Of the late con.
iagration in that city
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n eittE-N" lhsite the attention at the eli
znhs al l.saslhure mi virnit, NOR, lot Of
Snpcrir Three Nenrnld MULES which will arrive on
the IL inst. LEE 4 OVERLY.
al Ia.
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WARE ~ Sc,
COM MISSl0t bC SIN Z SIS

II II MARTIN has taken Tie Ware Heeee
-, a. Benton, six niles shove POT. Cadto,
"a soda Like. ard respectfully tenders his
services 20 tie Merchants snd Planters OF the
surrounding country IL. the ssovs business
Pea'en s located aboa, sieea miles sio'a
Marshall, and as shipping point, mere Aeees.
,ble 'hae any .ard...s CO he ske-seins OF
saor.s. distance AZ! better road
Boats can core 10 nenion whenever they
can to For. Csiao. The rae o: ife.shis AID
Insurance srs 'Ae sa'ae 70 bo;h placed.
C.ah sayAness made on cotton, II desifed,
sgien shippsd TO our ifieEds il New Orleans
When navigation opens, good supply OF
Gracenes vi. sissys be- On bad, nhich val
Ia sIs's sui..l advance Or coat. Tie rate
O.; caarg.s vii confosa. 10 iaose o. other
Ware Houses.
s!r Ikstns experience All s'ile' h',sn'i N
to business .uIgses hope taa; ls viii mefi.
and reseiys a due proportion OF patronage
Cotton will be received ,; 80 !s.a Of Osieasi'
OF earlier Z! des.r-t
September le. 1883. u1-'i
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J. " Z y { "

fcHcfspn. jcfaf.
YsyfiOlf5Al + and Retail Dealer ia lfon
w Aiila, taslings.
s,octriss aad Siapfe mn tpody.
A larg. stock ot every description q sup
lliea fer
Gomairg Merchants aaf Iafmete.
The following 10 iisi of some oi the i,adsns
.risies swass kApi on hand
300 sacks Rio, Havana, aGd Java cail'f
20 bb.s brown sul.r.
10 hog-h.ads d.
30 bhls pnlyeri2ed aud Is tons Tom Iron
Iosi Sugar
ion ecgs ei nails
20 casks bacon siIrsi
% kegs lard
900 Ibis whisky, 100 bbs brandics -gs.
rions hFtnd- !. gin, etc.
Z, boxes IF brandy chcu,e.
10 boxes lemon syrup;
100 do elAet wue
100 do champagne cider;
40 30 nuscr' vine
30 d. assorted eordials
30 do sssene, Of peppermint
30 do siananton hatcfa
100 do -ts, rantles
Ipo de- .,haeco. of every aearpt JH
% DO h4r esf
s0n0o sessrs from pba tiscs ny % %, iiass'
Ccj,f bocha,s, counter brushes, coanier
81 lies hfoola l5itlcs, lases, dccautega, eefAs
and coil ssrean,
And complete a,sormeni % Bar Store
Sc, he.
Also lafse SUPPLY Of sap. and lar v
UfV .opas. Hennct-, Hats, 3oois, ami
Shoes. sildllefy, a. dc.
Jefferson, March %, 1856 'j~iv
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W. RAWIivs NJ. DUNCAN
DAWLiNS, DUNCAN & Co, Cotton Fac.
II tors and Commission Merchants, No 50
GaroEdclet Street, New Orleans ne V
RGrEn ro--James y Collier, Colonel c. H.
Cooper, w. :, Sanders, J. r. marlborough
Joseph w. Taylor, Harrison county; DR.. John
w. Masse, J. j. Holloway Rusk county; ~
Tyawics, Jefferson.
We will furnish Bagging Rope, and Plan
tation supplies to Planters shipping TO the
above house.
EVkNV EprGG A. KEW
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Tor tTi0 d. HEWITT, fsuete .or 10
Tyler & liewitt) PIANO FnFrE ARD NUsc
pEALra, 80 Camp street. New Oslemis lias
always on hand one Of the hree.t aaa most
complete selections Of Pimo f'pmss in the
southern couuiry, an If vAlch ore guaranteed
az good ard perfect Instruments Agents for
the s.Ie Of \. SroDARr 4 Co.'S New YORK
Pianos.
Tbese piaros IRE celebrated fer fine qugllty
of tone, purcnc>s Of snngd, and for neat aHd
beautiful finish &C exterior workmanship agd
are considered blythe profession, and romreien.
Judgcs TO be the finest Pianos made IN the
Uuitcd States. Observation-Disclosures requested
to theiT splendid Scrpcu'ine pattern, With Pearl
keys, which IS considered one Of the fines. ROW
made.
HAlLsrr, DAVIS / CO.'S celebrated HosIo
PlAyos, Q, st, "a, and : octave piccold PAM
Fofies, from the factory Of ~ple,cl co..
Paris' also piaumos, Semi-Grand and Grand
Pianos from the same house.
Oh Pianos taken in exchange and part pay
men;
GUITARS, from The house Of Hall s. Son
Spanish and French patterns, Nc; Nolins, "a
large quantities; Meladsons, Seraph.nes, o.
gans, Flutes, tl,rioneites, Rrass instruments
of all kinds, Niolircclos Rarios, strings for
ell Instruments, and musical merchandise OF all
descriptions, wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music Of all kinds--muslc received
from the North by every steamer. rs soon a'
published; church Books, Instruction Books
No.
lIncalar attention is called TO the large aud
extensive selection of Aoeordeons and flHtinas
which is the most complete and perfect selte.
ton OF these beautiful Instruments ever Offered
in the southern market.
All orders from the country faithfully afl
promptly attended TO. A liberal d,scoun, mad
to Teachers and to Summaries
liORAIlO ID. HEWITT,
80 Camp ST., New Orleans.
Jan 10. 1852. gSa-s.
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~ cEAN4x cHAs GRAHAM
r. II, GRAHAM. & BRO,

r. ~, GRAHAM. & BRO,
N HAys en.arsd into co partnership
arl are now ssres,..g Urge stock OF
Nv Geo5s, C,eesriss sni Plaa'aion Ariiaie',
,, fas o.d s.si.i, usilaa street. Oar atoeA ~
Iarre ord vel sssorted and We are determined
- sci. At reduced prices for cash, OF % pune
inAl eus.o;as.s Oh the usIa' time, The 'olio"
my srtlsles eompfiis sr-r.ior OF our otetA
4 !s.-s 10, u assorted pf.a's.
a lss.t u. q. co.tslades,
Ii6wa And s,eaehsd llgen,
Brown AID bleaclsd tomos..as.
I3asll, 1lnghams
Black s..aa, Fancy a.las,
'rissgfss, Berasss,
Hoa.ssy. escorted, Faney bonpe's.
a large lo' Z really HAis elc'sias,
loo'a, sises. ard bat,
Tfaysif,, z .nks. sMFs, h1sr,
r-1dlcl, tfIa,el, mssiugalea, hslitrs, asdd' 2
tA.s. horse AID mas co..afs. hard2are, and
ian.j lr,.e.sa. trace and ios elisias, cast steel
tcto, CoNiaa' .xas. cross-en' ard haad save,
fsns,. and bend, aeress, nails. asaor'ed, eainA
AID ,ueenaaaie. ,otag.1 and eirars, sud also
An 1.offr eaf " Groee,ies'
lial. AMI gpsar rlp~l, Maroon aod OBJ
rs.ios 3 EsgsI.4t and general Assortment vi
I hug needed ia lhls msil,',
+ q. At. hos. who ARD Indebted - T. ",
ffahan,, Oh id segouata Or notes. Tor tie Yeafs
fsS0. 1851 1852 aud 1888, will please core
forward sni pay up and seeep' 'hansa Tor past
iafala.
jeGsrsou. Apul -, ls,l
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cnEArFR TINS lfER
AT fHr
CITf-C HEAP CASH STOG l..
snufn SIDE O, run TesLic SQUARE
MARSHALL. TEXAS.

~ THrIFDaD tenders tis ros' Sincere
~. ,hsaxs 20 TIE I..die, ard Gvailenlsn d
Msrsh.l sna .eiuii} ioi iself ,sfy liberal Pct
fanass for tie lfo fsa. ysars, ana iiasis iron
.ns
Crea, Inducements Nog offered,
10 merit scoi.iinuAnce o. the ssme
now oast my s,sek on band md re- svn.,
Of over TX thousand dollars worth, a,
Iuon'y,atc per cert on firi Cat
Pleass can and see what BARGAINS.
iloafe rid goods q. rest.
sr All notes, and lss' years ticket, due
Pleas. call ard se,,ie and obligs
{ .tliLIFORD.
Marshal, April. 1884
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AaN ORLEANS.


= % y
BUYERS yin FL 900 lmes Gui 80 either
house % 4. ,..aul -.Is1H4alp stock o' c.,'a.u.,
got up m t.r bes. manner unaer ih..f mmt-
daJr super -.oU .t veg reduced prices for
cash or approved paper ian Z,
,oe, tv,trrr ra.,ft. ,uv-,s.e~
.I4IeuI.. FDN \up~
~t1up.p VII. ,ot d., ~, I, .t...
81 m s,J N FrI,,, N,. o4
= 49, - avs
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Furniture Here at Last!
WE would invite the attention Of oar
w incals, aui the public generally, 70 our
large aud vcll scleeted) stock oi iruitnf,
now GA hand sod daily receiving
H,Dcaas, nd 'eois 1Hiic,
Stands Nef Wilton Ware o.,
Ctatfs NJ sH iIsif
winch W. olcr lo, foe cash Thoae ahut
10 purchase ans lhlag in nur hbe. wtil 10 wft
to greus Ia rali A1 esamlnc oWr stpes and
,lt.r,a /. fare pufr5-sinF ol4n~hcfr.
CAN ai tacuId stand % hag Ihr19a.y n
Nsulpl
fiiITFoRD 4 WILSON
Mas -. lNa3 Ms 49,
NALt AHI.E LAAD foK SALE.
IMMIGRANTS Fud o'ters who may be- dee
..rons 81 purchasing lalis. either for acl-
remen' 90 speculation afe informed iini
Sie Huadsed aad fietig is.ts
# valuable land. scl wa'rred, aud tiuibcrcd,
can De purraa3gd 90 accommodating tcfms.
Siii lind IS situated sis miles nouh OF Mar
shall, and twelve miles from Pet Caddo, the
chipping Yoin; Of tbs seclion.
This mnl "a susceptible Of being divided,
and will be sold IN lots 10 suit purchasers,
Title uadoub,cl. For further partlculafa,
apply to y y. fsNNlNnS.
Ma-sl,all March %, ls5i 35--d
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UISSOL uIION.
vT>HE corulnershir u w. BGooxs 4 Bno.
i il this day dissolved Persons having
hnsiness with ihs late ara, will please apply 10
Wm. hsooks far settlement.
WM. BROOKS,
J. W. BROOKS
w. Books. J. W. H4@oxs, and II. 2. Ma.
sgy, will continue the business At the old
sLaud Of Brooks Il Bso, whesr they will be
pleased 10 ssssr thsir ssise,ls aud the public
geLesally, on the meat accommodating terms
TIE Recurring, torrsrjssg, and Commissio,,
bss;xsss, Willie eonlinusd 81 tn nndersig nsd
Knocks, BRlJTHkE, l. AABKf.
Jel.ssoa. Texas, Jan. ], tesA.
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MN 0RLEiNS-..(Onlipued,

w A. HANNLY ( CO, (sneeessors ia
W. J. Bgsv's.e') I.koiesG!s De,oa-s /,
Freach md As'eriesn Ha's, CeYs, si-go Goods
Umo,eiils &c, No 81 Common ct, X. Orsean.
Jan. / O, 2s5s. v3ngs-ly.
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Jeffer,eo Alv.rsis.seats.


W, &. BAKER q CO.
INEaAL dealers in DIV Gods Crocs-
N c-ss, Drugs. O1s. fsssi', b,ssf.f''
W,s1r~ 0tsss, r. &c.
Grrsrxa and Daggins ard Rope :dra.saea
10 rlsnssrs On secoamodAsing terms
$50 Resolving Forwarding, And confa''
on merchants, Dallas street jefferson, 'eSas'
Feb. Is. 1854. ~
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WI. a. PERSON. u. uARRlx0v
DlERSON, HARRISON q 60, aianafqe-
/ ;iirer' cad y, al.ps ia Fdsi.aaablc tloit-
igg aai Furnishing toeRs, No. / Magazine,
corner OF canal street, New OrleAna, La
Mandatory, A. r Baldwin q Co, No. 1875
Market street, Newark, New ieney. ~
*. e. = AI-ftr. rs. Ntrf-H
q n NOAiplN < CO, Hsoiesaie Grocer.
ha. ao Dta.es IN " and EiqHors.
Canal street Row, and % Commou street, New
tfeaHa.
We invite the particular attention Of Msrch
arts aGd Plahiess Ia our cry lnfa. and aei
selected stock OF Fresh Gfoe.rir-
isu lo iNsi s3haH-ly
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GroKaE W. TAELTos.


II ". LOWE, Cotton fa,tor and Gencr.
ID, al Commission Merchant, 40, So, Gfa,ior
street, New Orleans.
Nov -. l~l3 iGv
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D. rEtf, e.MHt.
ssFEI, SiNNS & Co. Wholesale Dea'erti,
Dry Go9is, No. 20 Magazine street, New
Otleans
jan 10 1888 - nG8-lv
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= NELSON & co, C5aassNaa 81.
-. ohaais, New oIeans.
so Nelson New Orleans; T. Bank ,mir
New Orleans II c. Walker, Memphis, Tenn.
late Cashier Branch Union Bank I. Nal
son. Athens. Ala "a NV
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gosgTH II PALNER, JAMES u. sA4sxy.
IOSEPn H. PALMER g. co, laport,,,
~ and Wicicssle Dcais-s IN torsie p and fo.
ms-'ic DRY goods, ~ Camp street, above Crsv.
ief New Orleans.
Jan. 10. 1884. v3n1 Sly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

DESTRUCTIVE CcNFLAGRArroN-The stable q,
BGornERroX's tavern, on the National Road,
Twelve miles east OF this city. was entirely con,
sumed by fire between II and ~ O'Clock on We'd
nesday night Sixteen horses, a carriage belong
ing TO Mr. Brotherton, all the harness belonging 10
the National ioad stage Company, the cart har-
ness belonging to railroad contractors, and guam
tity of hay in the stable at tie time, were also
consumed. Three of the horses belonged 10 Mr.
A. C. BRrAx, contractor on II e HempGeld Rail-
road.
This destructive fire was undoubtedly the work
ofincenliareS.
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Col. WooDs' ExmIBrrIoN.-This is most posi-
lively the last day out citizens will have tc see the
world renowned Siamese Twins and Bearded La
,y, at the Melojeon. They have been visited by
thousands of our c:tiz ms since TIL ir arrival in
town. All are astonished at the Bearded Lady,
and pleased with the wonderful Twins. Remem-
Ter this is the last day. Next week Col. WooD
will introluce something new to our citizens.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-07

The CAMPBELL ashington Hall
was again c.owdei last night with highly fash
iousb!e audience. The Ministries performed ad-
mirably, as the enthusiastic applause which greet
ed each piece testified. To night they present an
entire new series of attractions. Go early if you
u;Sh seat.