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1.-TWO NEAT z EHE = ENTs OF

NOTICE-Whereas all tho claims due
IN Laey Caxtas havina bean aa1inad . ne bS
dead. dated 9A March, 1855. dnly exseutad and DE-
ivsrs1 b NJ. Jno. 4. Lasy. III Ssrsens isasbtsA.
Whstheg 81 bond, note, opea aeeouut or otherwise
"a yespeeiiuly Tsquseksd 70 make prompt aad pune
tnsl Dsyr1ent e No of ny agent leesee y. Keasos.
The spnoem vas dIsselse1 a. the 9TH o. Jsly. 1856
ap 6-1w - y. CAxTEk
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BY Alexander MOTT.
EURNITURE, DO, AZ AI,cy1n g

FURNITURE. 60, AT Aufyrrnr
o,s,oss y n e ed ed On TUESDAY, nsy Il 4 10
lsrs. lot efnsv and second hand He...n.,. -
1isns = fsslifsrs. smssest whish nay s. ~
~ ss9e 1ahosany Wasdrebs;l Malfs -, ~.
vsr, . msn9ss1y se1s Mahogany .Csslss IsSis;
- 49, iI ssli, v:s &c. s.s sdss;ss
xr SSSS s.tssr 1sds; Msftrsssee Csrpsfs ~
st1 efcociisosG lsovss b soca order "a ss.
. AMI lss:.; s:. 9 a ~. order ana ssssse. %
| myl 90"
.so1. .J.,..iluNAL.-Will Be added 70 tia
Of AGATE Pearl va Of s.ndrss sonsstipe Il part
SGT and Gilt Cost dc Vsx Rueto,s - slk 0iass
s asdane md fns Combs; Hui 1sss Cvssissyi
sn..e.sIsson f esisesstsd Needles; aooSs - 49,.
1krsal Lssss siaSos.ss. 9s sils Mitsf Cseses "a
Ede11gs and l1goEtens 1lass m vtS,,issS wis
Wsta.ie ofIs ass! - Jssleastt "a fisis SSoliss;
=. Al :s.iis,s &C. As.s "a .s.s.s .e,.
The whole to be soia without ree.,v.
my1 xLEvsS NJ.
VALUABLE RE AL ESTATE rnp
DAY. let day Of Nay next as ~ o,sioek - ~.
very dearAbls House, and Lot fsantiss a ~ me.
ssiiey street running bask 10 feet ksins n ~
mead Of Valley street, Just outslde Of ~ ec..r
ton; The Houee y In 1Ist.rsts rspsir-s ~
Kitchen and well Of exssllssf wster N n. 49,
Valley. 80 - s'sA.. " tne
TEsHs-Ons-third cash; hsls.es A. 4 "a o,,,..
interest added, negotiable netss sstisfactorlr 80
a0r'sd' secured By deed Of tsss Ss tile E.s.ia.d
sals conducted BY ALxx. Norr. Iust. "o
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VERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE

VERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
the late James Gray offer for sale privately the fol-
lowing property In the city Of Riahmond, to wit:
stssstsssy $50 feet snt with depth o. is So f.et
now occupied BY 3. Z. Landrum and VIM. Forbss,'
1t an annual rent Of $500. which viii terminals The
ALsOAThst large three-story Brick Dwelling ON
7th between Grace and Franklin streets now in th
occupancy of Mrs. Mary C. Morton; and those two
the other BY Mr. A. Harrington.s -, =
They also os., the fslIcwins .de.irahly loc.ted
One four acre lot. with large brick dwelling and
outhouses thereon. now occsped BY Mr.. Jas. Guest;
part brick and part wood 70 the above. former
~ occupied by the late y. w Dunnayant.s and at
psss ~ un 0
For terms, 30, applications can be made to Messrs.
Goddin Apperson. or to tho Executors at the Office
Of james Gray sons -. sp2s-1w,
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON
IL FRANKLIN BETWEEN 26rH AND 27rH
1TREETS, FOR SALE-The subscribefs are "a.
thorizsd to sell most beautiful Lot on the South
side Of Frsnklin between 26th and 2tt Streets 'front.'
ing 60 fast .saains back lss feet, eommssdns .
Apply To- eoDaN APPERsoN.
.HO-PARTNER6HIP.-The subscribers
~ havs this day entered into Co,psrtnsrship, 70!
tss q .sSSRdEss9 hEhSHAEDizE :ss
Am .as style Of ROYALL Z sN0DGRAss
Office ON Pearl ntreet, bslow Cary.
JOHN n. EOYALL.
ap1d1mif CHARLES e. 6NOD0RAS3.
NOTICE.-MILES SELDEN having
IN purchased the interest Of WV. c. RAWLING6,
Ia the ceneern of RAWLINGS 4 MILLER doipe
busnss In the City Of Richmond that porfn Il
with the mutual consent Of al partie4 dissolved;
and the snid MINIS SELDEN and the other partners
In that eoncera, having renewed the partnership
under the name and style Of eELDEN I MILLEE
they have assumed the dsbts and liabilities Of Raw.
nes Miller. and all debts due to the latter are to
be paid to 6eldsn Miller
W. c. RAWLINGS,
y. MILLER,
WILLIAM ALLEN.
JOHN 4. oELDEN,
MlLEA sELDEN. 4s
KIcHMonn. April g. 1855. rs
The state of my health has induced me-
10 sell my interest 10 the coneem Of RAWLINGS 4
0JLLEL 70 MT. MILES GELDEN, Who, with the
ofher partners, Will coatinas the basnom q the
aue Sad. cheerfnlly secoumsnd the new Urn
10 the reada Of the old and respectfully solicit fos
Is ascntinnsnee ofthslr patronage
RicHxonp. April "a 1855. spS-lw
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WANTED TO HIRE-A colored Girl,
~ for the balance Of the year. to take care Of a
family E. GOLDSMIT
my I-3t POS Broad ,trest
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AuaDss AHD JEALoCss.-N. CLARK. merchant
Of hew Haven, CT, shot and killed Richard White,
sstardsy syesing, the erins being indscsd By WIS
hssiss married Miss Bosssrt TO whom cia.k was
asaply attxshei. The murAsrsr vas arrested
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PAPER MILL ON FraK.-The upper stories O
Vac paper mill of Messrs. III. J. Cox T. Co, Ii
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, took FIRE Thursday evening, and
We're much damaged. Loss %, 1000
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CANADA, "A discontinued spirit seens to be riff
Ia Canada Secret societies. aiming At the potica
Independence Of the Colonies, have been lorme
throughout the provinces. The Commissioner o
Crown Lands introduced In the Provincial Parlia
mont bill ~ render tho Legislative Council cleo
i've and being thus government measure, Il will
no doubt pass. party. however, h organizing +
apply the Same principle 70 the Governor Genera
Judiciary, and Magistrates. thing easier to pro
pose than accomplish.
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T. PEMBE RTON,

HANE--l5O0 Wilson's superior sugar
! % A--st CHAS. +. WORTHlM i &C.
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II OTIS ON BROAD 6 22D STREETS

Ol6 ON bHOAD q I'D SIkEE1b
AFoR SALE AT AUCTION-wnl be sold ON
sine lot at the corner Of Broad and 22d streets 'front.'
ing q f. on south side Of Broad street. rune back
TEEN.-ons-fourth cash. balance at 8, 6 and mos
for negotiable notes bearing interest Secured By
sent .p to DO Psao6 Rs'sh.i;If
FRAMED DWELLING ON GRACE,
IL BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH sTs.,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-W be sold on sA-
che e Sss e NIX
ON the North side Of Grace street bstween
Sd and 4th streets rscently occupied By Capt ssna
feet. with the privilege Of IN alley on the Wet
The house has ax rooms and IL insured for 3, 400.
The terms win be made accommodating The
,, !. ~ 5 p'I'h'''tai oDDIN ArpERsoa. Au.ss.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
V ON CANAL AND 1sr STs.. yOk SALE
AT AUcTION-Wni be sold On "WEDNESDAY
meneing ct O'Clock, the large Dwelling at the cor.
ner of Canal and LIST Streets now in the occupancy
Of Mr. Walsh. The Lot fronts :! feet. runs bsef On
let street $50 feet to alloy The House has sight
TERms-one.fourth cash; balance ct 6. y and 10
months os nosss interest 81 1850 s M
chaser. 00DDIN AfekksON.
! apA Auenoneen.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
MAIN STREET, ADJOINING COUNTY
COIJRT HOUSE. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii he sold on THUR6DAY. the ID day Of nay,
1881 Al o,clock. most valuable Lot on tbs sosth
40 Of Main street adjoining the County Ct House,
rontipe a feet running back 32 feet to an alley ~
fsat vide. on which thsre 70 an old building.
THRMs-One-third cash; balance ct and u moas
far eotisbIe notes Interest sadsd and title retain
"a I'M lest note u paid. The taxes Tor the present
wear to Be paid - ID . pershaser.
4 % "a 0ODDIN + APPERS0N, Aasts
TWO NEAT T EN- e u ENTH ON
III FRENCH GARDEN HILL YOk 0ALE AT
AUCTi0N.-Will BE- sold, on FRIDAY, the 4ths 81
Nay, lS5k on the pFafnieea scomuencine It n cell
p n those two framed topsmenfs on rrensn Gar
den HHl, oecupiel respectively ~ Jos. H aoxIs1
and John Crawford, at m annual rent Of $50 pei
eunum each. One Of them fronts "a feet on the eas
line Of 9Th street.; the other IS fset and eaeh rus
These tsasmsnls srs nearly nsv, ana thu lots Of
.hsh .hsE s s:s are among the mos beautiful o.
TEans Oas third cash, halanee q sud month";
for negotiable notes nterest ad1eA aad tte retair
"a till Last note = aid. The taxes tot the pSeesz
20, e'ps'a Z o % bSpis. xsirprasos Aus
/ NOTICE.-Wheroas al the claims du
IN Lazy = Csztef havina besn ae1isnel . Ne
dssd. d.tsd "a March. 1855. d1ly exseutsd and d
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WANTED-By young white woman, q
w situation to do general HOUsEWORK In
respectable private family. Apply at EDWARD
fURLSE'S, Byrd street, near the Basin
my lit
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IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY GUS
i TOMERs-CHEAP DRY GOODs-Ths quss-
ton oissn sssss Wss.s can sSt cheap n;s .1d
lishsd stores No. Is and IS Main strsst and you viii
find tile handsomest and ehsspest Dry Goods in this
led All Goods warranted a. they arc Represented.
Just recsiyed-i0e 600 yards chsap 6ilhs, Bsreses,
Lawns. Grenadines. Gipghams 10, for Dresses.
~ Call soon and select.
JACOB a. LEVY
an rs No Is and rs Main e.
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WARN WEATHER WARES wat

w Coolers. Cream Freezers, Bath Tubs His
Baths Sprinkers, Water Buckets, Csnnisters of all
kinds, small Portable Summer Ranges, Furnaces,
Ensmelled Kettles Sauce Pans, Coffee Roasters,
Zine Wash Boards. Ovens, Kettles. Spiders Fry
Pans; Tea Kettles; Suction. Force aad Chain Pumps,
Lead Pipe to, for sale at the Stove and Tia Ware
Factory, l46 Main street, near the Exchange Bank.
epN-lm GEORGE 6TARRETT
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The KISNSY ExpEDrTIoN-Col Kinney ba
pueli.hsd letter In New York since his arrest ex
pressing ms confidence that bis expedition cauno
be delayed but for few days 10 consequences a
the legal proceedings against him. He disclaip
contemplating any violation of the neutrality laws
saying that no preparations of military patur
have been made; and that he has strictly compile,
with the Instructions contained In Secretary Mar
cy's letter to him.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A situation by young mai
ER in Dry Goods, Grosery or Clothing Store ba
had ten years experience in the Dry GODS bu
OF to ron Stationary Engine, in any light busi
ness IL willing to make himself generally useful
Salary not SO much an bjsct ss permanent situs
ton. Address for one week INDUSTRY" Rich
mond Post Office. mvI-Sts
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WANTED-By the subscriber, a white
W woman--one that understands COOKING and
househoid duties. AND. PlZZINI,
my l-3t los BROAD st
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ING IN SYDNEY FOR SALE AT AIJCTTON
Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 9th Nav. 1855. on
the prsmfsea ct the hour of S O'Clock that most
pancy Of Mr.: Silss Reaziey, situated in sydney on
the North side OF Elmwood street, fronting thereon
81 feef running back 99 feet to alley. The house
TERMs-One-third cash balance at and mos,.
for negotiable notes. interest added nd title
to be paid by the purchaser. - 80
sp % 0ODDIN APPERGON 49,.
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a&Onu2 PIANO FOR 6ALE-A
!. 6rstnte PIANO. n perfect order,
made By Blune. Of kittsbuu4 VAL
Be sold on Tessenble tsrps. Apply
Il this Office. ap 3o-7r
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OUSE d LOT ON CHURCH Hull
- CORNER OF M 9TH STREETS.
r0K sALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on
misss commencing at At O'Clock, the house and lot
ON Church Hill at the of d and 9th streats
formerly occupied BY the late Mrs. Elizabeth W.
TERMs-One fourth cash, balance at s. 6 and o
months for negotiable notes. interest added and tits
retained till last note 10 paid The taxes for ths
present year to be paid by the purchaser. - 'A'
ap g 0OOUIN & APPERaON r.t.
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lHANDLEA-l00 boxae k1snaniino
) = e :: ss- 4 % i 4 = g. %
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FOR SALE.-The undersigned offers for
but Itels u..S .nsSla for Vainotasr Goss
Excursion Parties or Traders Apply ct 1l2 Main st.
.fE @ r. g. CLAYTON,
ap 28-St Chief Eng'r h. l. Y. X. r. r.
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WANTED-A Situation as Bar Keeper
~ or CLERK In a Wholesale and retail Grocery.
Please address Mr.. o. A. strecker, Apothe cary,
aaln street. my 1-2t*
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hlSSOLUTION.-Th firm of COLIN
~ Il NOWLAN 10 this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to the firm viii pleasa
make prompt payment, aud those HAVING claims
against the same will present them Immediately
~ JOHN B. COLIN
April S0th, 1855 JOHN NOWLAN
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ALUARIR II 15!lLksOH. Aas

sTREErs, FOR sonRIsw xEEEH THIep AND Sout IN
cold On wEDNEsDAY sstsl n ACTION Be
mes. :ss q sy ls
north sids Of Clay between 81 .s Lot on the
p,ninf the residence Of Thos W. sssrests. "a.
alley. osek $50 feet "a ~
LxnAs-Ons- fourth cash; balanc. :. "a
~ io5 n,egotabie nctss interest sadsa as y
-. .ss.ned III last note IL psid. The tax"s ~ na q
az Jes< 20 pc paid By the purchaser Ss the
apS 00DD1N Z APPERsoN. A..
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THE pAC1F1c's NEWS,

The tslegraphic adyices By the Pacific, in an
other place, will be read with interest. The re
ported advance in cotton we imagine will mol
be hailed with any vast amount Of sorrow BY
the cotton planting community.
The most notable feature in the news is The
extraordinary panic in England caused by ru.
mors that war was imminent between thai
country and the United States. In this absurd
drama it appears that the London Times played
o prominent part, The statement that the
American Minister had demanded his passports
caused protests TO pour in from ali quarters,
and finally Mr.. Buchanan was appealed to,
whereupon he denied that there was any truth
in the statement SO for as he was concerned,
which somewhat quieted the apprehensions Of
the public
This little incident demonstrates what We
have always maintained, viz j. England could
not be Induced to enter into war with the
United States under hardly any conceivable cir
cumstancea. She would sooner face all Europe
In arms, as she has done before, than 40 without
her supply Of American cotton six months Car
lyle said that g Commerce is King but he for
got to add that Cotton is q King Of Commerce.. },
Cotton is to the commercial world, what blood
is to the human system. England would be
nothing without commerce; and deprive her Of
cotton and her commerce. would speedily die of
galloping consumption
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Rerent Qualifications.

hfroRr OF TINE COMMISSIONER PATERrs ron TINE yRAI
| lsoa-AaRteuLTuRE. Washington.
The great national American publishing house Of Une
sam Brother Jonathan has issued another Of tbs
useful publications. concerning the condition Of the terri
tory they cultivate, and giving useful hints an ts
best Of obtaining larger crops larger returns and
larger profits with equal less labor from It, The latest
volume We have receyed~for which we are under obea
tons to Hon. T. G. Hunt-is 3 compilation CONCERNING
Agriculture, illustrated with numerous ooored litho.
| graphs and embodying an immense amount of useful
information concerning bread crops textile and forage
crops FRUITS NUTS etc. gardening catology fertilizers
insects domestic animals etc. The immense amount Of
to all departments Of business activity arising
from these reports Of the Patent ONCE can hardly be
estimated, and natural and wellfounded feeling Of
pride arises in every American breast when considering
fact that his Government instead Of prosecuting boot
less wars supporting beggared allies maintaining
grandeur and ostentaon at enormous cost sseks
the condition Of its people, enhance the prosperity
Of the country develop Its unknown resources and in
crease those already known, by making public the best
means yet discovered for so doing by giving account
OF experiments and the particulars relative to them II
our Congressional publications are mot SO costly as those
Of Europe they sre all events equal If not superior to
them In general utility. 5&
UNITED STATES NAUTICAL MAGAZINE AND NAVAL JOURNAL
drlthths Bates: New York.
We have recsivsd the October number Of the United
states Nautical Magazine and Naval Journal containing
. lthograph Of the steam demi-bark aAntelopen and
much other useful information Why not introduce
vessels like the Antelopen into our Gulf trade! They
are admirable carriers, and equally good under sail or
steam.
The Know NOTHING ALMANAC AND TRUE AMERc Anal NJ AN.
uAL for 1856. New York Dewitt Davenport.
We have received copy Of the Know Nothing Alma
mac and True Americana Manusl for 1856 published by
N..usA
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.ala9a,se6s gslle@sqspO,
Especially Telegraphed to the Daily cresoentl
s ONE WEEK
LA TER FROM EUROPE.
M .aRRIH.aL OF THE PACIFIC.
r ANIc IN ENGLAND.
s THE CRImEA.
ADVANCE IN COTTON, ETC, ETC.
r ANIC IN ENGLAND.
THE CRImEA
ADVANCE IN COTTON, ETC, EFT,

10y THE NATIONAL lIsH,
4 New YORK, Nov. l5.--The Collins lsteamshi,
Pacific, Capt. Nye, from Liverpool on the 8,
inst, arrived of Sandy Hook at O'Clock tbi
morning, and reached her dock few hour
later. sas4 Il 558g.s..s5.
| The intelligence from Europe, by this arrival
is one week later than that received by til,
Asia at Halifax. It is, however, Of no gres,
| Importance.
f. Liverpool Cotton Market
The circulars by the Pacific announce an ad.
vance in the Liverpool market of to j 81 :
penny per pound in the middlinr and lower
grades of American cotton. Fair Uplands had
improved ! Of penny per pound, and Fair
Orleans and Mobiles were steady at the prices
reported by the Asia nv
The sales Of the week were $4,000 bales, Of
which amount 5000 bales were on speculation
and 1900 bales for export. '
The sales of Friday the Cd inst. were 10000
bales, the market closing steady
Breadstuffs.
In the Liverpool market Flour was steady at
unchanged prices Western Canal at Ais to AS.
Philadelphia and Baltimore, 43s; and Ohio. 44s
to 44s Cd per Dbl.
Wheat had declined I'd per bushel.
Corn was firm, at an advance Of cd per quar-
ter. Mixed was quoted at 44s per quarter.
Provisions, etc.
The PROVISION market was generally IN
changed.
Sugar had advanced IS to rs per ton.
~ s Consols
Consols for money closed at So to $751;.
.-s. England. E
The most important intelligence by the Pa
cifc relates to an extraordinary panic in Eng
land, in consequence Of rumors having obtained
currency Of the probability Of war with the
United States The London Times famed the
flame by several mendacious editorials-extras
were issued stating the American Minister had
demanded his passports-and energetic protests
were heard from oil quarters. Mr.. Buchanan
was appealed to, and denied that the statements
had any truth in them. Public feeling then
cooled down, though there was still some unea-
siness on the subject.
n The War.
The Pacific brings no news of Importance
from the seat of war
The Allies were awaiting an attack from the |
Russians.
Gen. Codrington had been appointed Com
nander of the British forces in the Crimea,
Vice Simpson, resigned
Naples.
The difficulties between the British and Nea-
'olitan Governments had been peaoeably settled.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 15.-The river isrising, with
feet s inches water in the canal.
The steamers Niagara and Henry Lewis have
rriyed from New Orleans The Golden Gate,
81. Ward and W. H. Denny have departed for
hat port
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THUGS! tn UGs!!8

n Thig Begun hnyiner heen annlied III tha A yrar;
can party Of New Orleans ~ 3 oamp straa,
I journal, we have been called mon ~ NAM
respectable gentlemen 10 explain the meanins
Of the word The pressing nature Of our ayo.
cations has prevented q thorough reference t.
received authorities. We have only been able
to consult two, both Of them good, however, il
the world Of Photographed jurisprudence.
Webster defines as follows
Tage; [Hindoo thnsma, to deceived Ono of an asso-
a1ssvn 7 ,00pe', W Y india
Asasss.s 90 -. 1sa1 ,a,a 70 .o.,o"s'
with tho ii rssons the Strangers asoSsa
VINO come within their realms.
! We may, hereafter, go into full exposition
of the history q this murderous and cowardly
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NssU Goods .Sesp Goods .!
GiqneI d Ja m 1 . m, y
AT THEIR OLD STAND,

IL onAnrnr. STREET. l8
oa for sale the largest aud most
FANCY AND sTAPLE DRY GOODS ever offered In hs south
Their stock all new, Of thar own Importation
VERY Low PRICES II consists in part Of
Rich Black and Colorsd DRESS SILKS; s,s.l,.5. s. n
Rich Printed, Plain and Piaid CAsHMEREs, ii
Rich MouSsELlNEs DE LAME and CHALLITs;
BoMBAzINE, MERIroS, ALPACA, 80.
French Engiih and American CALICOGS;
Printed, Plrid and Solid colorod BAREGES; sss.
Rich SILK and Worsted CURTAIN DAMAsK; aa t4
Rich Embroidered Muslin and Lace CURTAINS;
Jacquard and Damaak CURTAIN MUsL1Ns; .gs
CURTAIN CALIc0ES, Psinted and Solid Coos;
Liren BoBBINEr and Linen MEETINGS.; g
french. Scotch and Irish R.s, Linen sHEETING; s
French ard Irish Dama.k Table CLOTHS and NApKINS,
bhlRTlna LINENS, made to our order
ToWEtISes, Of svsrr ds.crip.isni
McoNETs, MuLL-MULL and NAlNsOoKa;
Real India and swiss MUsLINg V44@ns "
RICH EMBRolDERlEs OF tho r,estaat v.,,,,r NJ .,, m
audsr supervision, consisting Of
CHEMsETIks and SLEEVES, Brooches coII.ARETIzs etc.
/, Embroidered Festoonsd and Lace Cambria HpKs, -
Velvet and Cloth cLoAKs and MANTILLAs;
Dun and Lace soARts and AANTlLLAs, in srast variety
chdrena Silk, Marssiei ard Poplin JACKETS scARps
DRESSES. ETC., etc. 9-S >
Ensliah, French and German HOSIERY Of every ,y. and
quality; y
KID GLOVES made especially for Us: ss,ssr3a
FLANNEIs, Of every description and quality;
French, English snd American BLANKETS; ~ 81 r.
DoMEsTIcs of the moss celebrated makes; 7ss4
CA6sIMEREs, SATINE1TS, TWEEDG; 4, III
CoTToNADEs, DEM Ms, CHECKS aud sTRIPrs
@ PLANTATION GOODS. St (,
KERsEYs and LINsEYs, Northern and Southern makes;
Plain and T~lisd osNABuRGs. white and eolor.d-
French, English snd American NEGRO BLANKETS;
TWILLED FLANNELS and WOODEN HALF HOSE;
ky All Of which will be a. the VERY LOWEST PRIcEs
G1QUEL b JAMESON,
noi2 1p6t r Chhrtros strset
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AMUsEMENTs rH1s nYEN1Na

ST. CHARLES THEATER. = The play Of the
Wreckers Daughter . will be performed this evening at
the st. Charles Theater together with Sheridan Knowles
comedy called the Love Chasen for the benefit Of Mrs,
Farren.
ARhoRY HALL. - Peel's original Campbell
nsrels will give another Of their concerts this evening
VANNBcHI's AMERICAN MUSEUM, No. IO7 St.
Charles near Poydras street. Wax statuary and col.
lection Of curiosities
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M A REpRIEvE.-We do not refer Ia !

prevs from capital punishment There slow torture from
which respite equally ds.rAbs VS. refer word
which all he horrors indigestion up. To the sur
srors by th painful disease hold out not cuv
bright hopes but The certainty Of immediate relief and
ears There iono cordial and aeave principle Dr. Hoof
lands German Bt.ers which inevitably and change ths
morbid action Of the stomach and the eive organs The
disease aud health PpaI by Dr. c. NJ Jackson
Philadelphia See advertisements ne4 ImaAW
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CONFECTIONERY. ~ Vincent. the celebrated
Of this city announces In bis advertisement
in another column, that he win oman hs saloon an the
Nth instant for the purpose Of Offering npo ~ the
iadiesthe lunch consisting Of honed turkeys daubea
oyster soup fried oysters Coffee chocolate etc Tables
viii be set from eleven O'Clock NJ until eleven O'Clock
and we entertain doubt that the feirer mart ~
humanity will recoliect the announcement See the al
Fertisement