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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01
CHAPTER II.
II look upon a face as fair,
As ever made a life Of Heaven
Falter amid its dying prayer"

M. WILLIS.
There was q brilliantreunion nthesplen-
did saloons of Mrs. Clifton Grey. The
highest of the fashionables, and the cream
Of the literature were there, for Mrs. Grey
made it a point to be literary, and her reu'
Mons were never surpassed in New York,
Late in the evening Mrs. GrOy and Ada
and Lionel stood upon the yerauda with a
coterie of distinguished authors and poets;
and one Of them remarked h2
"But, Mrs. Grey, can you tell us who
cZulieme' is? / see that name appended
to many beautiful poems in one of our pop
ular magazines"
~ cannot" replied Mrs. Grey, 81 have
noticed the pieces to which you refer, and
have admired them, Whoever is writing
uhdor the nome de plume Of 'zulieme' is
certainly highly talented. "
ltsYes, remarked Mr. L. -, the poet;
cshe is strangely gifted Poetry Is apart
of her nature. And the waters Of It's foun-
stsHfu i}Attt hhh H1r
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No Coop DEED LOST Philosophers
tell us, that since the creation of the
world, not ono single particle has ever been
lost! 1t may have passed into new shapes;
it may have aoated away in smoke or va
por; but it is not lost. It will come back
again in the dew-drOp or tho rain; it will
spring up in the fibre or the plant, or paint
itself on the rose leaf. Through all its
formations, Providence watches over aud
directs it still. Even so it is with every
holy thought or heavenly desire, or hum
bic aspiration, Or generous and self-deny-
ing effort. 1t may escape our observation;
we may be unable to follow it, but it is an
element Of tho moral work and it is not
lost.
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Is GTItis reported ofa certain ostenta-
tiOus lawyer, that beis never without at
least dozen cases on hand 1t has been
ascertained, however, that they consist Of
q lot Of ''Old book cases. et,lo t
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TO BE CONTINUED.

p@-The difference between wise man
and a fool doth not consist in this--that
the wise man knows much, and the fool
knows little; but rather in this-7that the
wise man applies what he knows to the
amendment of his life; whereas the fool
'maketh no such application Of his knowl-
edge.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-17
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS

The Cumberland was falling yesterday, with
about feet on the Shoals.
The city Of HuntsciUe having met the Dr.
Bobertson at the Shoals, exchanged trips and
returned. The DR.. Robertson will meet the
cline in this river, and exchange and return
in time to take her place for Memphis thi:
evening.
The Il. L. Cobb and the Nettie Miller left
on Thursday. The sale of the latter boat, re.
ported yesterday, did not hold, and the nego
tiations were abandoned.
The HartoojUe left yesterday for Paducah.
The america will run as a regular packet
between Nashville and New Orleans the ensu-
ing season. She is commanded by that expe-
rienced and gentlemanly officer, Capt. johnson,
and having been thoroughly repaired, passen-
T. gers will find her accommodations very supe-
rior
The Nash0Hye is advertised to leave Paducah
for New Orleans on the 4th of November The
Cuba will leave here on the 2nd with fret ht
and passengers for The Nashville. Shippers
and travellers should bear this in mind
The J g. cline is the regular packet for
Memphis this evening. The Cline connects
with the Louisville, ST. Louis and n. Orleans
boats
EMIGRATION BY THE RIvER-The Cincinnati
ComnerciaL, of the 18th, says:
Emigration westward is on the increase at this
point. During the present week. the arrivals Of
farmers with their wagons, stock and moving plum
der average from $50 to 200 per day, who take
the steamers The majority are destined for the
upper Mississippi, with very few going to Kansas
STEAMER c. d. JR. SoLD.-The owners Of the
Bayou Sara C. S Mail packet Laurel Hill have
purchased the Louisville built packet c. d. IT,,
aud will ace her at once in the Bayou Sara
trade in place of the steamer Dick Keys now
running there.
WESTERN RIvERs-The Mississippi at St.
Louis Wednesday evening was slowly rising,
with 10 feet water to Cairo. 1t is reported
falling from ST. Paul to Galena, and at a stand
from Gulena to Keokuk, with feet on the
lower rapids There is no change to report in
the Illinois aud Missouri rivers
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100000 COPIES SOLDH

100000 COPIES SOLD!!
7 LOYD'S GREAT STEAMBOAT WORK will be ready on
IL about the cath Of October.
CONTENTS:
First Application Of Steam
Life Of John Fitch Engraving Of his first boat.
Lille Of Robert Fulton-Engrayng Of his first American Boat
the Hudson River.
Robert Fulton and vngston's first Ohio River Boa-Cor-
rect Lkeness-Full Particulars.
LatrObe's First Boat.
First Steubenvile Boat
Fist explosion the Western Waters from Eyewitness
Maps OF the Western Waters Towns, Cities and distances
laid down CORRECTLY.
List Of Steamboat Explosions 1872 Names Killed
and Wounded; List of Steamboats, ahoat.
Correct views Of Pttsburg Wheeling Cincinnati Louisville,
St. Louis and New Orleans in 1885, Sketch of each place.
population, business, &C., &c.
Fast Time Of Boats the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers.
List Of Steamboat officers the Western Waters.
The New Steamboat Law-With Comments-Life Boats.
Disasters the Lakes-Nanes Of Lost Killed and Wounded
The High Water in 1910, 1882, 1871
List u Plantations on Mississippi River.
Important United States Supreme Court Steamboat Decisions
Three hundred pages with hundred engravngs hand
sOmey bound BY renting One DOLLAR, (post pad)
will receive copy OF the above work
Orders from the trade solicited agents wanted In
cry town and city to canvass for the work.
Address JAS. 7. LLOYD h CO.,
oct 2-3m1 Post Office Buildings Cincinnati, o.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. is.
Cotton dull, sales 5000 bales middling Sa9S. SUI
gar Ct.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
| Cotton market dull and prices remain without
| change.
| New ORLEANS Oct Is.
Mexican dates to the sth are received. The gar
rson has sworn allegiance to Alvarez, who has con
structed his Ministry. By the arrival of the steamer
Philadelphia, we have dates from Havana to the
12th-news unimportant The U. S. Consul at
Panama has struck his flag on account of insults
offered by the Government
NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
freight train ran off the track on the Harlem
Railroad-two cars and engine were smashed. The
engineer and fireman killed-a rail had been placed
across the track.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. l6.
River stationary with feet 10 inches water in
the canal
CINCINNATI, Oct. 16.
Flour quiet at 7.40a7 .5O--there are great many
buyers at 725. Provisions quiet--no sales except
at retail. 5000 for mess pork. Bacon, III for
shoulders; sides l24. Whisky, market better, pri-
ces higher-Sod at S3ta33s.
PITTsBURG, Oct l6.
River feet in the channel.
NEW YORK, Oct Is.
Flour has declined--State $50; good Ohio S.62:
Southern 9.37. Wheat heavy, Southern white 2.223,
Southern red 1893. Corn lower, "a for mixed Mess
pork 90. 5Oa22.75- Lard firm.
News from Norfolk unfavorable. There have
been several new cases among the retained refugees
and two deaths The authorities advise refugees
not to return before 1st November.
Empire City from Aspinwall is below. Her news
WIS anticipated by the Northern Light.
DR.. HadiII clerk, was killed and robbed at Cum
berland. They were enticed away to see sick
woman-murderers were arrested watch and
other things were found in their possession.
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WHEAT.-As al evidence of the sort Of bu-
sine-s our farmers have been doing, says the
Athens Post of the 18th, we may state, that
iu one neighborhood, on the lliwassee River
within circuit of a few miles, 10, 600 bushels
of good, merchantable wheat have been sold
the surplus product in this article alone Of nine
farms. The owner of one Of these farms, Gen
Gamble, has over 200 acres in corn, which we
would say will average 30 bushels 10 the
acre. Our people are not much at Dragging
Int they work some
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DIED-In this city at 10 o'clock last evening,
the 18th inst, DAVID CLINTON, infant son of D. w.
and Mary G. Long, late of Baltimore Md, age 2
months and days. Baltimore Suv, please copy.
In Edgefeld, yesterday, Oct 10th, Mr.. HARDY
W. BRYAN a highly esteemed citizen His funeral
will take place this afternoon at O'clock P NJ, at
his residence. Divine service by Rev. Dr. McFerrin
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= Ne call attention agaIn 10 the sal

~ We call attention again to the sale Of
ground at GLENCLFF to-day. The cars leave
the city depot of the Chattanooga Railroad at
half past 9 o'clock this morning The lots to
be sold vary in size from one to fifteen acres,
and for beauty and convenience to the city
cannot be equaled BY any in the vicinity.
The weather is glorious, and all who wish to
attend had better be ready in time
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Legislative Summary.

In tie House, the Speaker appointed Messrs.
Newman, Wood, of Hardeman, and White, in
conformity with a resolution acted on Oh Mon
day, on the part of the House, to confer with
r. J. Meigs and W. F. Cooper, Esqs., in rela-
ton to the digest of the Statutes of Tennessee.
Bills were introduced by Mr. Cavitt and Mr..
Bartlett to abolish the usury laws and estab-
lish a conventional interest. Mr.. Mabry intro
duced a bill directing the removal of the
branch of the Bank of Tennessee from Sparta
to McMinnville, and Mr.. Burch bill to secure
costs in prosecutions for misdemeanor A num-
Der of local bills were passed on their second
and third reading.
In the afternoon, several local bills were
passed on their third reading Mr.. Kinney
and Mr. Fielder introduced bills to repeal the
tipping laws; Mr.. Brown of Davidson, bill
for the benefit of the Jews of Nashville, and
Mr.. Brown, of Madison, a bin to amend the
criminal laws of the State.
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SERMONS SPECTACLEs.-Thoseo of our friends
who wear spectacles, and those who have
weak eyes, and desire to preserve "em, should
not fail to procure a pair of the' sPectacles
Mr.. Sermons opens bis rooms tomorrow
morning, and will close again finally on Satur.
day next, his engagements rendering it impos
sible for him to remain longer. This announce
meut is positive. The large number of per-
sons in our CITY who have purchased his spec
tacles, every one of whom will testify 70 their
great superiority, is the best possible evidence
that there is no discount on them.
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AT THE CRY HoTEL.-Among the many
arrivals at the Hotel last night We notice, Ex-
Gov. HELM, Of KY, and Col. W. LEDBErrER, of
this State. Col. W. Ii. SNEED, NJ. G. elect of the
Knoxville district, is spending a few days in
the city at the Hotel
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HEALTH uF MoNTGoNERY. The AdrerttSer
of the 10th says;
Nothing can be more gratifying TO Us than 70 be
able 20 chronicl, decrease In the number Of yeio~
fever caaes aud deaths. The Board Of Health only
renort four new cases and four deaths for the last
four davs which shows that the iever has well nigh
run its course, unless we should have continued
smell of warm weather IL Is tolerably hot noW,
but we think il admonishes us that We may expect
rain soon, after which we hope to have cool weather
u earnest.
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E5aRAroN FALLING OFF.-The number of
emigrants that have arrived at New York,
from the LIST of January TO the 25th of Sep
TENDER, is lo4, 6i3; for the same period last
wear, 234,437 This shows a decided falling
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SENATE.
TUESDAY Oct. I6.

TUESDAY, Oct. b.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment, but
the delegation 20 the Division Fair not having
turned, and two or three other Senators being alb
sent, there was no quorum present. aud the Senate
adjourned TO 10 a. M, 20. morrow.
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The WEATHER. - Yesterday was another
quite warm and pleasant day-most TOO warm
for this season.
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WHEAT.-Messrs. johnson, Horne g. Co.
shipped yesterday 5000 sacks of wheat for New
York on the ALJytiHe
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MENPHIs.-The papers in Memphis an
nounoe with deep feeling the death of DIR.
Eabbert, who died on Wednesday last, al old
and highly esteemed citizen.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM L. MORSELL
DEALER HI
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. 35 EAST THIRD STREET,
iy16-1y CINCINNATI, ONO.
InYzaIidS

Recovering the effects OF Fever, Bilious Diseases
long continued illness of any kind viii find Carriers Span
sh Mixture the only remedy which will revive their droop
ing constitutions expei all bad humors from the blood
the liver prompt and healthy action, and by its
tonic properties restore the patient life and vgor.
We can only say TRY 1T. single bottle is worth all the
sIrsaparias in existence 1t contains Mercu-
ry Opium other noxous poisonous drug and can
be given the youngest infant without hesitation.
See the certificates Of wonderful around the bottle.
More than hundred persons in the city of Richmond,
Va can testify to its good effects.
- See advertisement another column.
oCtl-lm
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SnoOrING-As the season for game Of all kinds
is now coming on, and those fond Of shooting will
be fitting up for the war on the Birds, Deer, &c,
we would recommend all such TO call ard see the
immense stock OF guns at the house Of Fall Cum
bingham. These gentlemen seem TO have taken
great pains in the selection OF their stock Of guns
indeed, they inform us that all their bne guns are
made to order IN England aud France, and imported
by them direct They have them at all prices va
ryng TO suit the pocket and taste Of every sports
man. We were iorciby struck With oDe gun which
they have for sae-priee S95O-which to our juig.
ment seems as 6ue gun could wen be. Their
establishment is on the north side Of the Public
square opposite the lower end of the market house,
over the entrance to which will be found what they
call their "greai g,o." octl9~-Im
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NASHVILLE FmEMRN IN LoUIsvnLE.-The
Journal of Monday mentions the following
among numerous otter interesting incidents
connected with the visit of some OF the Nash
Vile Fireu, 20 their Louisville friends:
The Mas vile and indianapolis Firemen, guests
of the Hope Fire Company OF this city, were enter
tanned by their hosts on Saturday, at Owens Hotel
The dnucr sumptuous, and was the occasion of
much hilarity and social feeling There las a gen.
eral exchange Of uniforms betwe the Indiana,
Kentucky and Tennessee boys The Chief Of the
Nashville Company, Mr.. Laird, was presented with
a beautiful speaking trumpet by Mr.. Lupton, Of the
indianapolis Company. Speeches made, and
a great deal Of good feeling manifested. They
we're all a gallant set aud proved how readily the
fremcn Of our several States eau dwell in harmony
together.
The Nashville boys left for home on Monday
evening, on the Higltysr.
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CHAMBER OF CoMMERoE.-An adjourned
meeting OF the Chamber of Commerce will
take place this evening at 3 o'clock at the
Merchants Exchange. full attendance of
members is requested, as business of import
ance will come up.
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FrNr MriHERY.-At Mr.. A. Crookers' Mil
liuery Establishment on Union Street, will be
foupd the most tasty assortment OF Head and
Neck ornaments, and Dressing, We have ever
seen 10 the city. We understand that Mrs. @.
has just returned from the Eastern Cities,
where she has procured all The latest styles Of
Fashionable Head-Gear. Her establishment
appears TO Us really neat, beautiful, and ele-
CANT Ladies who are in need Of trimmings
in that particular line, would do well 10 call at
Mrs. c. and get their beauty more elegantly
embellished.
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REGULAR
DAILY IINE OF PACKE5rs.

IJ1as4S $Szss Us
ElsszSS2zsska E5sz<z@Sz EssssSs.tsssszz
Aida, CUBA. ROCK CITY
For smithland, Paducah, Louisville and st. Louis.
CONNECTING at Paducah with Louisville and St. Louis T.
~ s. Mail Boats.
STEAMER Aida
Leaves Nashville Mondays and Thursdays at 10 O'CLOCK AM
STEAMER CUBA
Leaves Nashville Tuesdays and Fridays 10 o'clock AN
STEAMER ROCK CITY
Leaves Nashville on Wednesdays and Saturdays, 10
O'Clock, A. NJ.
The above boats light draugh and have good
modatons for passengers and will regularly in the Cum
berand River Trade One Of them leaves Nashville every
day, except Sunday, 10 O'clock An A. HAMILTON,
Oct3-6m Agent
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Cash for Wheat and Rye!
Jos EPB NA Sa,
SOUTHEAST Corner Church and College streets.

CORN.-5O sacks prime white Corn, Just received and
y for sale by d. d. DICKEY,
sept7 No. College street
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English Wine Colchicum Root Spatulas,
Seed, Bathing Sponge,
Fine Turkey Opium, Surgeons DO.
Pure Nitrate Silver Homeopathic Walls and Corks
Coodion. Syringes Of assorted kinds,
Phosphoric Acid, iApothecaries Scales and
Oxide Silver, Weights,
Copper GaIly Pots with Covers, (all
PrOtO Carb. Iron, sizes)
Per. Chloride Iron, Bed Pans different styes0
Lsctate "a Leecbes and Leech Glasses,
Soluble Citrate Iron, Fine Rose MacobOy Snuff,
GIycerine, Honey Dew Scotch "
Ioide Potash Bermuda Arrow Root,
Chloroiorm, Turned Wood Pill Boxes,
Precip Ext. Bark, Canary Seed,
Morphine Sulp., Pure White Wax,
Sulph. Qunine, Pratt's Artificial Nipples
Naerienate of Quinne, Nipple Shields and Bottles,
Iodide Chamois Skins,
Iodine (8esublmedO Bath Bricks
CoOper's IsinFlass, Refined Salt Petre
Fluid Ext. Valerian, Fresh GRID Cyeppe Pepper,
Isinglass Adhesive Plaster, Genuine CASTLE Soap,
Pure Cod Liver Oil, Fresh Table Oil,
East India Castor Oil, Henrys Magnesa,
WedgwOod Mortars, Cork Solos, &C., &C.
octS
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The condition Of the stomach is Of vital importance No
man, child be healthy unless the work of di-
gestion regularly thoroughly and vigorously performed
With three oUrths Of civilized society," this not the case
And yet the remedy is within the reach OF ALL Hoofand
German Btters prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson, Philade
phia will surely create regular and healthy action o.
the stomach oil will lessen the friction Of machinery
Let the victim Of dyspepsia indigestion in any if its forms
try it, and guarantee good appetite physical ygor
nerves. souad sleep by night and increased cheerful
ness by day.
See advertisement. oct1-1m
PROF. WOODS HAIR REsTORATIvE.-The testimony
Of all who have thoroughly tested the virtues of this cee
braed article is that it win restore the gray, and the bald
eradicate diseases Of the Scalp, the hair from fall
ing and preserve the color perfectly to extreme old
put up both with and without sediment See ad-
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PATENT lIACIIINE
= SURE CURE ron CANCERS.

NlN.FN
MY Wife, having labored under her breast for
WI time, and having tried different treatment,
concluded 20 undertake IL myself and IN less than three
months effected complete cure; although she had been
given up her friends being beyond the reach Of any
cure sue has the enjoyed better health than
al for many years previous ana has since given birth
10 a fine child, which she nurses herself have also
treated several other cases. and have met with The
success. ..
My treatment the using Of the KNIFE, Caustic,
Mercury purely Vegetable. also profess
other diseases such Fease Diseases and Ulcers Scrof
ula Piles and all diseases originating in ike manner. All
ask Of persons a cited with any OF The above named
diseases, TO give ice trial. Where there is cure
thre shall be charge. Fur ther Inflammation be OBJ
aimed by calling me- by letter. a. No l2I North Mar
ket street. JONATHAN THOMAS.
iy4-6m
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Pure Drugs and Chemicals.

LARGE Invoice of Drugs Chemicals, Paints Oils, DYE
StUs Instruments Perfumery, Fancy Goods, Brushes
&c. just sale at small advance upon East
ern cost, by A STRETCH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner College and Union sts., Nashville, Tenn.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. II
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~ We are authorized to announce the name OF JOl
MCINTOSH as candidate fIr he Office Of State 7 essur
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VT9RC Store.
DIR Y GO Old s

OF the Newest and Latest Styles and OF the best quality
" all Of which viii be sold at the very lowest prices. We
particularly invite all Of friends and those in want Of
Good and Cheap Goods, 10 call At No. 22, and
will take great pleasure in showing stock We think
it will be the interest Of all 10 and look for them
selves. sepl9-im
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DOuESTECS, CZNGBTIsGS, sc.
nNE HUNDRED BALES Domestics Czneburgs white
~ Lilscys, suitable for Plantations and Tor sas
by Al. DUNCAN Z Co
sepT Ne. 20 Public Square.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. is.
Cotton dull, sales 5000 bales middIng SaeA. SUI
oar 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-20
MISCEl LANEOUS.
CO.PAIsTNE 1ssIIIP.

'I>HE undersigned this da3 formed Co-partner
l. ship under the style and firm OF GEo. 70 TEA Co.
Tor the Transaction ofa general Fernardng ene Cem
mission Busness and Lave erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fire. proof Warehouse on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner OF Locust and Dun,
Or Worthwhile Railroad, where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise. 80
They will give special care to Consignments, either by
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons, and will forward
promptly mt the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries Ia this Market and solicit
oders the purchase of Sugar and Molasses on the
Coast one of will be the South during the
Winter.
the public patronage n. w. FOSTER.
80 GEO. FOSTER,
decI4 W.M ALTMAN.
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NOTICE.

MI ESSRS. LEWIS 4 HOWARD having purchased our
vH Wharf boat we Wish to return the liberal
bestowed hitherto aud ask for eontnu-
Of the to Yards them. .
We veg friends out Of tom and to ALL
that continne Commission aud orwartng as
heretofore We ample facilities at
River and and other as here
tofore do hesitate insure satisfaction In that dpar
RI H.fff
We continue make liberal advances all property
signed for sale shipment and
also pity fiji all orders for the purchase Of
the produce Of the country having ample facilities TO
10 business for
Office asformsrly. under the T.lesrsrh Office so,,
e22-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL K SON.