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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-29
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTI E,-.AIl

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTI c E.--AIl
n persons having claims against the estate of Simon
Bonavite, deceased are hereby notified to leave the
same, properly authenticated, at the Office of my
counsel Messrs. August l. Randolph. Those in
debted to the estate will he required to mako imme-
date payment, it is necessary to settle up the
same without delay. All claims due the estate
which are not promptly settled will be put in suit.
MARTIN nj. LIPSCOhiB,
Sergeant of the city of Richmond,
and as such, Admir- of Simon Bonavita, decd.
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COURT HOUSE.-As Commissioners, acting under
q decree entered in the suit Of Barnes and others
against Sweeney. in Charles City County Cont, ON
the goth day Of December 1850 shsll SELL e pub
lie auction 10 the hi ghest bidder for cash. st Charles
CITY Court House, on the lst day Of January, 1854
eight valuable slaves We shall also sell at the same
time and place, the lowest bidder IA inrm slave
na,ned MARIA. The purchaser Of the said infirm
slave will be required to enter into bond, with good
security payable TO the Commonwealth, In the PEN
Atty of $500 and conditioned maintain and support
lie said iuiirm dave ~ long a. she liyss. ets
- T.. NANCE, lr...,..s3
de- 24-dtiJ Jesse BARNES. Sou1 = S
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NlOTICE.--I have this day constituted
and appointed by duly recorded power OF nt'
torneyj WARREN CANFIELD, of the city OF Rich
nond, my Agent to carry on the business OF manu-
featuring SODA WATER, and bottling Ale, Porter,
&c. in said city, and to make purchases for cash only
s. Il. C0NDlCT,
Richmond Dec 10 1855 de l7-i2t* z
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GEORGE W. TOLER
de E-d2w Under Metropolitan Hall, Franklin ST.

HIRING OUT NEtiKOES.-.E ID O. a X
11MACON, Agent and Commission Merchant again
offers HIS services in hiring out Negroes. He will
give stnct attention to getting them good homes and
see that they have every necessary attention while
under his Charge. and hopes to merit u continuation
the patronage heretofore extended to him.
He also continues TO sell produce of all kinds and
solicits consi snments of the
Office Metropolitan Hall, Franklin street.
de
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SALE OF VALU.
~ ABLE SLAVES AT CHARLES CITY COURT

the Circuit Court for the county of Charles City,
tered the fall term of the said in the year 1855
and Others, we shall, on the FIRST DAY OF JANU-
AIRY, 1885, at Charles City Courthouse sell at public
auction, the highest bidder, four likely SLAVES,
named Gilbert Jasper, Albert and Louisa; and at the
same time and place. shall sell in like manner, to
the lowest bidder an infirm slave named Joe.
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses of sale and COM
missions For the residue of the purchase money, q
credit of six month viii be gwen the purchaser
cutting bonds for the credit payments with approved
personal security bearing interest from the day of
sale till paid. 4
The purchaser of the infirm slave win be required
to enter into bond with approved security, payable
toned to maintain and support the said nrm slave as
long as the said slave shall i've.
Z. NANCE,
WM. p. HUGHES,
~. (.
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Waterproof Oyercoats and Leggings. have
large lot hand for sale low for cash. Over
coats at $i.75 Leggings IS and rs Those having
drivers exposed to the weather. will find it to their
interest to call and buy one more at ia Main ST.
de % WM IRA SMITH
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I'M NM sOPEk1OR. Ba " q llnths,
lOOsVttV now 90 The dock, end for sale by
de Is d. B. BRID6F0RD co.
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POBERT HILL.

IL OFFICE ON WALL STREET
Again offers his services to HIRE OUT SERVANTS
for the ensuing year Having bad Il years experience
in that line, will endeavor give satisfaction and
promise to get good homes aud the best prices and
also TO attend particularly them cases of ckcess
He also attends to the negotiating loans of money and
the collecting of claims of every description and es
pecially old and doubtful debts.
ROBERT HILL, General Agent,
daI yGr2t Nyop ID;
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II DAYS.-The sutscrif er has ON hand a large and
elegant assortment Of BOOKS and FANCY GOODS
suitable for Presents and to which he invites the at
tention of the public.
ANIMALS, Souvenirs and Poetical Works,
Papier Machie Work Boxes
Port Folios, Port Monaies,
great variety of Ladies' Reticules,
Toy Books, sc.
Cali at No. 2o3 Main street. square above the Banks
de 20 CHARLES WORKMAN.
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OHM X. ID. PAYNE offers his services to


Y scriber thankful for the liberal patronage be-
slowed him for the last fifteen years again offers
his services to his friends aud the public agent for
hiring out negroes, renting out property buying and
selling real estate negroes &C., &c.
Persons sending their negroes to me to hire out
may rest assured that they shall have my personal at
tentiOn during the year.
GEORGE w TOI,ER
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fNEMALE coon FOK SALss...A gentle.
u man declining house keeping, has authorized us
to sell for him. Negro Woman. who is excellent
Cook, &c. PHILIP NJ. TABB l. SON,
Office on Governor street.
de 28---st between Main and Frank lin streets
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EOIt HIKE.-A boy Is years old, Of ex-
Il cellent character and good dInin, iroom ser.
want. JAMES GRAY'S SONS
IL, T-1f
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EUK SALE-A Likely n Il G K o b z ,
l. about ID years old, who is excellent workman
de ii X. CAUTHORN.
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NEGRO HIRING.--Ne will give our at
' tentIon to the hiring of Negroes the ensuing
year; will endeasor In all instances to obtain good
MONIES and VIII give them cur personal attention in
case of sickness
We have q large, dry house for their accommodate
ton during hiring Our friends desiring us to
hire out their slaves will please send them ia eariy
BAKER, PLEASANTs, g. Co,
G Of In. Ia
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N EGJtD HIRING, INc.--E, ID. EACHl1
] GEEEEAl AGENT AND col Il. y IttENP ii

Continue 70 lire out negroes rent out houses adjust
CLAIMS collect money, and attend all busiueas In
hIa line with pronptness and dispatch the ensuing
year iAank u toT the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to him, LIE respectfully solicts continu
uncr OF the same. Oliice Pearl street, near Ex-
change Hotel de l8-,itIstJsn
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IT y VUIILECVOR.
~ The subscriber offers his services to his friends
and the public generally for the purpose of hiring out
negroes renting out houses: collecting accounts, &c
Any business entrusted to his care will be promptly
and Faithfully attended to.
Office on Wall street, under St. Charles Hotel.
L. A. J. CLOPTON,
de 22---dlm&w4t Agent and Collector
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pEERS, CORDIAL BITTERS OR
- MORNING REGULATOR.-An Innocent re-
reshng exhilaratng and delicious Beverage, produ-
cling instant relief from the effects of lover iudul
gence" loss of Appetite lowness OF spirits dyspepsia
and all affections of the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever cause-imparting to the whole system
renewed strength and vigor. For sale by
BENNETT BEERS,
fe 21-dlyif Sole Agents.
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r 10 q q Il s.-.SNINS1'ON & POWERS,
Ii corner of Pearl and Cary, keep constantly on
hand "Pure Rye" Whiskey, about nine years old:
can't be beat; IondonDock Brandy vintages OF 1876
52 the best that money will buys Holland Gin, the
very best that get with general assortment
of lower gredes and other liquors generally, Call
and try them for youraelf de 6-fm
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LNOR SALE OR Ill RE.-.For sale or hire
l. an EMBODIED tqualited) FARM HAND. lie is
an excellent Seed man. Apply to
de 23-St* JOHN CIFNDJNINa
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0cfansafioss.
AIAYoRALTY OF NEW oRLEAN
Grey H.

=4& MAYORAITY OF NEW ORLEANS /,
CITY HtLt December l.. 1885
TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS
ihe Fire Department Of this city having this day
handed over the fire engines apparatus
hsys caused hoae and apparatus direction
Of Jame H Win gsld Chief Department. to be placed
~ ths following places viz
FIRST DISTRICT.
one nsir carriage 10
stationed at Hook and Ladder Company No street.
ens engine hnd hoe carriage sta ST The stables of d.
bos a Msh, st. Oh ayes street.
One engine and hose carriage Engine House No. 9,
ons engine and hose carriage Robin Police Satcr
Orc engine and hose carriage Engine House No. 40.
one engine and hozs carriage Mr. Stewards Ba.n
sharze Of Capt. James Stockton and so volunteers.
ons engine and hoae carnage The Charity Hospital
= SECOND DISTRICT. # 9. ~ =s,S
oae engine aud hose oraee street
D. Harrison and 20 volunteers.
erglns hook and adde carriage
engine house Of Hook and Ladder Company T. Basin
under command Of Lie nt. Fremaux.
ons engine aad hose carriage Engine No. on Bsyop
Road.
bon and ST. Louis streets.
One eng hcse carriage at Psriah Prison
THIRD DISTRICT.
track hose carriage at
Gresmen Eysan The
charge Of the police. a.
ons engine and hose carriage at Engile House No. a.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
One engine hook and ladder and hose carriage Hous
Fourth District under ihe char the police district
one engine and hose carriage at the Engine House of
There being Fire existing caupon
all good citizens in emergency operate with
TIE public authorities in giving their aid and assistance
sanire themselves rnder the the Fire
Department. companies rally the above men
toned places In Of alarm.
ds aptf JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
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.GeIearapbe0 10 the pailn Gresfe,lt.
ADDITIONAL By THE STEAMSHIP ArLaNT1c
Particulars Of the late Engagement.

4 &.
NEW YORK Nov 30-The latest dispatch from the seat
ofwar reports officially the following particulars al the late
battle between the Turks and Russians On the 9Th Of No
vember 0er Pacha with 20ooe Turks crossed the river
pgour at four points, and attacked the Russians who
about 10000 strong mostly Georgian militia and defeated
them taking sixty prisoners three guns The Russian
loss was four hundred killed and wounded The loss of
the Turks killed and wounded was about three hundred
private Dispatch evidently referring to the same
counter says the Turks crossed the River Anakaa and
stormed the Russian redoubt after which they pushed
forward towards Kutair.
Kars was still besieged but appearances indicated that
the Russians would retire to Tifs M
The bulk Of the Allied fleets is returning to Constan.
tinope, and only few ships remain in the Dneper.
j Peace Runners
Peace rumors are extremely prevalent but vague. pi
plomacy is very active especially at Stockholm Vienna
and Brussels.
5a5 Paris Exhibition.
The Paris Exposition has closed Some twelve tbou
sand prizes including numerous decorations Of the Legion
Of Honor, distributed
Dissolution Of the English Parliament.
From what We can gather from the latest rumors con-
corning political aairs probable that the dissolution
Of Parliament will take place at an early day.
Additional Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 1.-THE stock Of American Cotton in
port amounts to 100000 bales Yellow Corn ATS to47 Cd
White is very scarce and is quoted at $685. American
Stocks are quiet. Sugars dull.
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METARiE RACES. The fall meeting over the
Metairie Course commences tomorrow. Jockey Club
purse Of five hundred dollars to be contended for at
three mile heats andfrom what is spoken and whispered
among those protesting knowledge of stable secrets
general expectation has been formed that the sport will
be such as to repay all who may ft to attend.
After long rest the Metsre flowers into life and
animation Rustle noise tumult and excitement are to
succeed the reign Of reposs The soil is to be stirred
freshly under flying hoofs Jockeyism is break from
an eclpe, and oil who fond of an amusement which
has wtched the wosd from day before recorded history
was commenced will be surely on hand
There are already at the track four viz those
Capt Minor, Col. Bingaman Lecomte & Co, and Nj u
g. Moore. Capt. Minor has in his stables Lscoute
yso Bgoa. o.; Patsey Hatcher y o. and La Dame
Blsncas, SFo. The horses all pretty we'll known
Col. Biugaman hiss drro,c 6y. o.; Tom Nc Gu6in 4;
Prori 9; and Mary Bernard 3y o. All these are excel
lent horses and have been heard Of before
Leeomte Co. come down with 7sshe 4. and co,inue
3y. "Teaie has run here before but aeornne does
not live in memory she has ever been seen by u.s.
T. G. Moore brings the Maid Of Orleans g. and Puss
Farfs, 90 The aMaidn is well known and apuss,, is
likely to be.
Ked Fox y. o.. iscn the ground but in whose hands
we are unable to say.
Taxing this -thirteen in alias basis for
calculations ana considering ALSO the character blood
and breeding Of the animals We think Conjecture may
very safely be hszsrded that the present meeting will be
in the highest degree interesting.
The announcement is all that is needed to make the
sheiroad pulse with fresh fe We shall give the record
Of each days performance.
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AMusEMENrs THIS EVENING.

ORLEANS THEATER =" The Huguenots," by
Meyerbeern in which NJ Junca, FIRST bass, makes his
debut here.
GAlETY THEATER. -" The Lottery Ticket in
which Mr. johnson makes his first appearance here the
Wandering Minstrel - to conclude with First Night
ST. CHARLES THEATER. --ss Othello," in which
Mr. eouldoek makes his first appearance here song and
dance; the farce I" Your Life's in Danger.n
PELICAN THEArEa. =" Richelieu,' by Bulwer,
with Mr. Jamison as the Cardinal; new local song by
MT. D. r. Frazier; Spectre Bridegroom
SOUTHERN OPERA House Songs, dances and
instrumental music by the Campbell MiDstrels.
VAssuoHr's MusEUM.--Wax statuary and GU
riosities, at lo7 st. Charles street.
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CARPET WAREHOUSE. Brousseau s. Co, No.
10 Charities street. are constantly receiving from the
ufaetores fresh supplies of Wilton tapestry velvet three
ply and ingram carpenga ALSO floor oil clotL Of various
widths and qualities and many othe- analogous articles
which they sell on the most reasonable terms Refer to
the advertisement
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LANGUAGES.
For any these Lansusses lesson day. $40 monty
,hos s.e s5sL 90
come sood readers and also speak gram
Is ssd psrsop, cuisines. desired
NJ pains win spared make all the Departments
Of re confidence of the public Strangers
4aais issssaS late OF me uaed States,
IL ef!sis States.
a @ i Tssase.
ls5f General = s.nss iat q j. salny
H. Rsa R ssaR s. ss, siis, s fssss,,.,
ssy Dr late President Of oAsrd College, nras
H TSa i rlIssl IL Il. asyel Il ~ ofs.s.
R Rss Me- NJ s9lyf ala;,I College
g. R =. Fisher sasI, o!,s l., Tennessee.
Rev. Dr.. Wheat, Tennessee.
Or they can Refer to =
Hon. Hon. a. Ma 1sa Late ssvs5ao5 q
HOE fioI . soaa a: 9ai.nan,
oa crtssodsn Attorney General Of til. United s,.,..
Hoa. 50. Essi., aie chist Justice OF L6alsiaas
Hon + 4 4 Bot late s ,,9, cea!
Iloa ~ sishl fsssss O. l.
hs'..'. 5 Ns5i 5Ss g. Co, New Orleans.
=. Hendefson S i s.ivs. -
" a assa.s S White ! Co., Co., .:-. .s
Martin Gordon, Jr., .E..... ....-
John Ganche,
Dr. Mercer,
Hon. WIN. n. ewin, L. s. Senate.
Hon. Hon T. BENJAMIN, ~
Gov. H @. RGaaels Texas.
Hen. kslie Peyten, California.
Hon. chas. Scott, Chancellor Hiasifsippi,
chapman Coleman, ED, Louisville, Ky,
SEQ. u. Prentice, Esq, Kentucky
A. Gratlhs, Egg. New osesns. .. .=..... ...
Hon John D. Fireman. Missislipp, ete, etc.
tas ancient and Modern Languages will be correctly trans
~ Good Board can bs had at s5 per week.
-a~=5.4 .,. +-.. RUFUS DoLBEAR,
hois d&h log Canal street.
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BEATTY All who are possessed of fair
complexion and would retain or restore the briancv
which makes them 80 enchanting should make use of
Phalons Paphian Lotion--a very cooling, healing and
balmy preparation It be found at the store of
Wright & Co., No. ISL Chartres street.
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INDIA RUBBER CoATs AND LEaarses.- pit.
kin Co., 81 Camp street, have lately received yerv
desirable assortment Of India rubber coats and
the coats weighing but pound and three quarters All
persons exposed to the weather should supply themselves
Herewith at once.
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DIED:

December a. half past nine O'clock A. NJ JULIA ANN FOL-
ant the late Arthur Mcs rthur. ~
me blends and of the family rspseuy in
vtsd to d tbs uners which place at 10 O'Clock Ths
M0nng from the residence OF her mother No. IL Lower
Leyse.
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LOUISIANA Mutual INSURANCE CoapASY.-
The card in another column that the annual
election of trustees the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company Of this city will take place at the office of the
Company No So Camp street. to-day between the hours
Of ten and two.
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GROCERIES, J. Fl. Carter & Co., corner Of
Common and Tchoupitoulas Streets offers for sale sup
ply Of groceries, embracing nearly every article coming
under that comprehensive tisleal being new arrivals
fresh, pure and excellent.
Proprstors Of hotels steamboats, and heads of families
and all others having large purchases TO make and wish
Ing TO Ill their orders at the lowest possible price, viii do
good thing for themselves BY reading the advertisement
Of Carter Co., and making their purchases there See
the advsrtissmsnt
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a~ A REPsrEyE-We do not refer II q 70

- - n AsHt NIEFE .--HU 10 n0L reIeF 10 re-
preVe from capital pnnhsat There is slow ,or,urs
which respite equally desirable. We to dyspepas word
10 which all she horrors Of indigestion summed up To the su
y pania AID harassins diseases hold only
eh hP bat the certainty of immediate relief
cure There 10 tonic cordial Alternative principle in Dr. Hoof
ana German Bte which inevitably and changes ths
MORBID action Of tbs stomaehsnd the ecrevs organs ts
aud restores to health Prepa ed By Dr. NJ Jackson
-aA4ePna. see advertlsensnt. no4 Imd&w
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SILKS Asp MxRsos, &c. G, Wsyisnd, corner
Of roydrss and csrondslss strss ID Offering hs sYrs
stock Of silks AID marines at unusually log prices rhs
Adas who desire 10 good hsssaias as ws Is INA
goods sAesld call a his sstabishmsat Bee she adysr
taensae.
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CARPErNG. Todd s Co., commission carpet
warerooms 100 Canal street Touro buildings has receir
ed by the last arrival Of the "Cahawba fine assortment
Of carpetng consisting Of velvet tapestry Brussels and
ingrain Also mats rugs, druggets, window shades and
wall paper Those having purchases to make in this line
will find good bargains by calling at Todd Co.'s
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lhPRovExxST PRoPskrY -Benjsmin Kendis,
suctienser, viii sell al suction II O'clock at Banks
Arcads, valuable improved properly in the FIRST Dis
MA ans Opportunity fer lucrative investment.
snssrs VII do wsl TO attend, tho property viii pod
lively Be sold without reserve. See our a,sr.ng oo
amna. - !. z
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MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 5. 1855. v

The mail failed yesterday from beyond
Mobile. The day before there was q failure
from beyond somewhere in Virginia
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PERSEVERANCE FIRE COMPANY No. 13.-By
notice In another column the members Of the above Gem
pany are requested to attend the meeting for tbs
slsstion Of oeers At thsr Hall Psrddo street, this
evening ct o,slock
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THE LARGEST CARGo or CoTroN. The steamer
John simonds, Capt, q p. Church. srrived yesterday
evening from Memphis With cargo q 5a7 bales Of cot
ton sso 1900 bushels Of wheat being tho largest cargo
ever received at this port @ a .5s II
The steamer Msgnolia Capt, Thomasson, also arrived
from vicksburg with 49s2 bales Of cotton. s.s
Fscsips of ceston since our ut isus amount
to 17sze9 baiss, sss, % n.y. ss.s3zs
4 yhesxports Or Saturday were also heavy. Amongst
the cssgoss cleared We notice the ship Shakespeare
Liverpool with boS bales and the Gen. Washington for
The same povt, With 5245 The total exports amount to
1885 hsIes ~
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g<We are indebted To the officers Of the
steamer Magnolia for vicksburg and Nrtchez
papers.
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MoyEAESr or Taoops. = One hundred and
thirty y, 8. troops from Newport, Ky. arrived
Saturday, on board the Nick Thomas, under
command Of Capt. G. Granger, o. s. "A.
Assistant Surgeon 3. P. Langworthy and
Lieutenant Mower, quarter master, are on duty
with the command.
These are principally recruits for the rife
regiment now serving on the Texas frontier,
and are to RENDEZVOUS ut Fort Mcintosh, on the
Bio Grande.
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NEW ORLEANS
3 tnfS0 ~ e9s' WHrehO m a o
No. 60 CAMP STREET.

L.
INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS..
SCENES IN THE PRACTICE OF A NEW YORK SURGEON, by
Edward H. Dixon ID. D.
NOTES ON DuELs AND DuELTNe. by L. Sabine
EvEHT1DE; Series of Taiea POEMS by Fife Anon
hAhYEsTiNGs Sketches Prose and Verse. sbi Hasss
ELLIE or, The Human Comedy, by John Etttn Cook.
THE AGE OF FABLE Stories Of aud Heroes by Tho. Bp
finch.
THE ms AND OUTS OF PARIS, Paris by Day ard Night BY
Julie de Marguert,es. 4MS VI
ISoRAS CHILD, besuiiai Novel.
HAGAR THE MARTYR or Passion and Reality. fall, y. ,h
South, by Marion Stephens. E1
MEMOIRS OF JAMES GORDON BENNETT AID His Times, by
rats..
CORA AND THE DOCTOR Revelations Physieians WIFE,
WINNIE AND I, mast interesting work.
OLE, or, Tie Old WesRoon, BY L. MN.
-.5 ALSO,
Receiving by arrival all the LATE PUBLICATIONS usd
sai ior sale by a.u4
J.. B. TEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller and sts,ioner
M Can,
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NOTICE.
DRIpGEKATER MINERAL pArrt1r -nr,.

N x
,ubaerbers deem notify pube that they No
Sole Agents for the sale Of the
nsiss q Lna.sn Alabama MpP and Tsra rhose wanting
hHd&eHnzr
ordeny through their msrehAn 10 xiys ipssuctous Nv
OILY Of the unsegnsd II thus n
rnfhs IN srde to prevent farther
~ spsaoa q he Bridgswa Paint i u within The posis 70
OF the h6sn hat
- .nls mafhss 70 parties both IN and Of ssy as
funeral and tdss he Hridgewsser Be
S2y serosaly Affect The tbs Cpasy ana rssssr
AsA pfoessdiaga indispensable protsstfn
a.. C. aOaRkT CO. "a f,.,, ..x...
x Axsa ssxs RtAass II ouaiaAa Alabama Niasppi asA
i1S1 9Fd