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Indina Murder in FIor;,Io

Aeorrespondent of the Charleston Courier.
writing from Fort Myers Florida. on the Goth
MI, records another massacre by the Indian.
The letter says:
\ Mr.. Hudson, resident Of this post. accom-
panied by his negro, sam, left here SEINE Is days
since for the oyster banks, in Charlotte harbor.
with the intention of gathering load Of oy sters
tor This place. Their prolonged stay excited sus-
Pieion that some accident had befallen them and
consequently on Saturday last Capt. ----- dis
patched an armed boat patty in ,earch of them.
ihey proceeded to the bank and found their
vessel, IA schooner of Hudson aud his negro on
deck horribly mutilated; near by another boat
burnt TO the waters edge, was discovered in the
same condition of the other two
The volunteers have taken the field, but as
yet have Accommodated nothing
he eyuntry is inundated with water, which
prevents the regular L. s. troops from taking
the held'ln fact the number here is totally INSULT
Gent to even keeppossession of the posts already
established
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Minister -NicaragaD-Ihe MaupoSG
Graut-The Ne,o Steam Frigdte Merrimac,
etc
WAsHINaToN, March 9th, l256 Col. Wheel
pr, the L. :. Minister to Nicaragua. nntwth-
standing he preseycrrs lin the end"vor 10 con
vince the State Department that he was justified
in recognizing the new government, has tailed 60
satisfy the Secretary of State of the propriety
of his course. Mr. Marcy places little or no con
fdrnce in the testimonials the signatures-
which Col. Wheeler has transmitted to him IN =
this connection; as jus;lbeaflnnot the conduct
of public funciionary rest acct riding t" usage
more on the official statement of facts, that on
the endorsemeu of private individuals: 1t mas
heretofore been stated that Co. heeier was
specifically instructed not to recognize the gov
eminent of Nicaragua; bat he acted in advance
oftIeir reccipt-a prccptancy on his part which
is emphatcallv condrmnedby our government.
The recent instructions are explicit, and he is re-
ouired fo stlictlv adhere to them. In the unset
tied condition If Gtfair> in Central America his
functions will for the present. be confined near
", if rot altogether, to an oversight ct our IN
tert ss in that quarter, as II Is WI known ne mas
no official intercourse with the Nicaraguan gov
eminent.
The Nariposa patent for $1,000 acres has been
issued to Col Fremont from the Land once with
in II few days past.
The destination Of the new steamer Merrllnac
Which now lies at Norfolk l. not determined al
though she will 90 on cruise for six months
II i in contemplation to send her to Annapoh,
for few days, in ORDER that members OF Con-
eress mav have an ,ppoi tunityt Ia examine TINS
vessel which has thus far gwen SO nu'h sa'isi"c-
ton 10 the Executive Department.
The bill recently introduced in the House q
REPRESENTATIVES by Mr.. Wheeler. relatingto wit
nesses detained for the United States Courts IN
\ York urndyides that they shall (nstPad of be-
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Ratification of The american Nominees.

ALBANY, March THE American party held
most enthusiastic ratification meeting here this
evening. The capitol was thronged inside and
outside. Some three hundred councils partioi-
pated in the proceedings, and numerous promi-
nent speakers were in attendance. Resolutions
were passed heartily endorsing the Presidential
nominees.
Mnscatine, Iowa, March 6.-Thc Fillmore
and Donelson nominations have been unanimous
" ratified by tho Iowa American State Conven-
ton,
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS,
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

- Weara authorized to announce MATHEW i. NOW
candidate for the office of Sheriff OF Campbell county,
, the ensuing election. fe 29dS eide
~ We are authorized Announce X. O DoSS candi-
Office of Sheriff OF Campbell county at the ensuing
anun. fe 23dSctdo
- We are authorized to announce JOHN II. CONLEl
candidate the Office of sheriff of Campbell county Mt the
ensuing election. jan 3Od&etde'
tss- We are authorized to announce Capt GEORGE W.
LEE candidate the Shcriiay Of Campbell county
J. coionthe 22d of May. Ian AdSctde'
y We are authorised to announce BOOKER F. SMITH
candidate for the office Of Sheriff of Campbell county at the
nsunr election Ian 2i dSct.s2d may
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n ~, ho'uIuay.-tount orloH arrived in
rafls on Thursday The conferences we're to opeu
on the 18th. w 'p''
THE WAR.
=, Letters from st. Petersburg and Warsaw, in
'he German papers. give the details for contin-
eaee oil the war and state that at point has the
former energy in the military department been
abated.
ENGLAND.
1t Is said that the amount of frauds, of which
Mr. eaddler twho recently committed suicide) has
been guilty was not much short of 81 900 900
worth of railroad shares aud mortgages. He ha d
also committed crimes of the most diabolical des.
crption.
a portion OF the advance squadron of the Bal
TIC fleet had steamed up, and was ready to leave
Splthead on the evening of the 22nd
The money article in the London Daily News of
Saturday says:
The funding of the now loan by the Rothschilds
at about 30 produced fall of ] per cent in con.
sols although subsequently they partially recpv =
cred from this decline and closed at 81 The
aggregate subscription for the loan reached tbr-
ty millions pounds.
Later correspondence received from the Cyi
mea state nothing of interest.
In Constan,inople there was great commercial
confusion, and material decline in prices
The Parliamentary proceedings in England
were unimportant.
There is nothing of interest from France and
other parts of Europe
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 22.-Middling and lower
qualities have declined l-l6d. Sales cotton for
days $4,000 bales. spectators took 1000 bales
Orleans aliddling 6Bd: Orleans Fair GO; Upland
Miedling ) | 3D.. Fair O. Estimated sales to-
day 1000 bales. Stock in port $4,000 bales. A
merican 2o5,000 bales. Market quiet
Breadstufis have slightly advanced. Flour is
IN an improved demand. Western Canal 35s; O.
bio 3Ss 81; Southern 3Gs 6la}7s Cd. Wheat is
firm, with an advance White los 6dalls Sd;
Red los los Cd. Corn has advanced Is
Mixed Corn 35s; Yellow and White 35s cd.
Proyisions-Pork is quiet Beef has improv.
ed in demand; selling for l00s for Cleveland
brands Lard is quiet at Sis a55s. Spirits Tur-
pentine quiet at BIS. Cd. Sugar is sitter. COT.
fee Is quiet.
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Crampton's Position-Brifish nterEer-
ence in Nicaragua Forthcoming Report Of
Judee Doupiqs etc.
WASHINGTON. March Z, 1856.

WASHINGTON. March I, 1856.
1t is stated by those in confidential relations
with Mr.. Champion that he had no apprehension
of being dismissed. Everything however, de-
rendS on circumstances. General Gushing said
10 "a gentleman to day that England would not
Withdraw her representative. But said he, "if
they do not he will certainly be dismissed"
Nous Terrons.
Mr. Champions discovery of Lord Clarendons
direction that he Should communicate to Mr..
Marcy the contents of despatch relative to
arbitration of the Clayton Bawer treaty dis
pute occurred in this wise:-Another foreign
minister was ut Mr.. Champions house. and
they were talking about Lord Clarendon's
assertion that Great Britain had offered to arb-
trate, when Mr.. Champion remarked that he had
a letter from Lord Clarendon on the subjec
The letter was produced and read by Mr.. Cramp
ton. Upon reaching the concluding paragraph,
he exclaimed, Il did not notice that before. -
What shall dol" He decided to send the letter
Immediately to Mr.. Marcy. This explains the
crcum stance, noted by Mr.. Marcy,of the receipt
of the document at the State Department at IL
o'clock at night.
In connection with the fact that "a large Brit
ish squadron is understood to be ON the way to
the coast of Central America, will mention that
! have learned to-day that the government of
Great Britain sent word to Mr.. Marcy. several
weeks since, that British subjects in Central
America had supplicated them for aid, and that
they should afurd them protection. This looks
little squally for General Walker; but if the
British lion puts his paw upon the American
steamers bound TO Nicaragua, 10 overhaul them
for men and arms, p! apprrhend he will get some
of his claws pulled out. There may be some
thing hot besides the climate in that region be-
fore long.
Secretary Marcy has been very busy for the
last forty eight hours, preparing elaborate des
patches, which go out in the European steamer
to morrow. with reference to present Cliff
cultes with England Complete instructions TO
Mr.. Dallas will accompany the dispatches.
Judge Douglas will not have his report rca
tive to Territorial affairs ready for some days
He is whiting to learn something definite from
the free State men in Kansas, who were TO or
ganize their Legislature at Topeka on the 4th
instant.
Resolutions pouring in from all quarters
urging Congress to repeal the law creating the
late Naval Retiring Board.
The anti. Nebraska men held meeting at the
Capitol on Tuesday evening. Its objects are
CONSULATE N in general, and opposition to Fill
more in particular
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Iarre Bobberies

PHILADELPHIA, March S.-fhe store of L. &
X, Curtis Co., robbed last night of silks
amounting to $4,000. The store Of Messrs
Snuff " Wornwag was also robbed during the
night of 2,0O7 worth Of bonnets, silks, satns vel
vets Re.
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EotfOu Mn DesfroUe3 bO Fire

NEWDuRYroRr Mass, Friday March 7, 1856
The Essex Cotton Mill in this city was destroy
ed by fire last night. Loss, $4,000. Insured
between $4,000 and 100000 principally in Bos
ton Offices.
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COtiOn Press Rntnl

NEW ORLEANS March The Lener Cotton
Press at. this cty.was destroyed by fire to day
Loss estimated at $50, 0,insured partly in New
York
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Fiiibusters for Nicarapua.

fUtUUSTtFS IOF NItdfuguu.
NEW YORK, March S.-A party of 80 filibus-
tiers arrived here to day from Philadelphia to sail
tomorrow in the Star of the West or San Juan.
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BY WIN. IL. Mostly. A,cr,oNrrv
FUTURE DAYS,
IUUE DAYS.
BY WIN. II. MOSBY, AuCrioNrrR.
OF Sc UOi.D EuRNuTsEr ppaNo

II PUNNlH
M FpkjN Nc, AT AUCTION On "Wednesday morn
hs tue l3 inst will sell Market street u large assot
Iaeat 81 e'EaW HOUSEHOLD fIRNirt Rllthc entire Il
''s :. Ro"'mah rtuoV ng-emhracing. In part Mahogo
ny SOFAS ans and Rocking Chairs Mahogany Plush saat
f hafnlc Top Pier Tables Plain Mahogany Card Tables
mahaRenV Extension Dining Tables Cabinets bureaus
assistants rabies Windsor Chairs Feather beds Hair
Bedstoads. Sofas &c. Nr - ~ 49, ~
f'ANo oHlt-Aso. one of Chickering's celebrated
tave Piano fores hocn used hui uttlr romuer o,,
an one " inc nest Instruments this market
9aiv , AZ ~" clock q. X. PHELPS,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Tclssrnp.ea d .rr.--l, for the "vtr..n.nn.,.
CONGRESSIONAL

CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March l0.-The Senate bill ap-
propriating three millions of dollars to the increase
of our ornaments and munitions of war and tho
manufacture and repair of small arms, passed TO
its engrossment to-dny, in tho House Of Repre-.
sentativcs,
A debate ensued, involving our relations with
Great Britain and tho necessity of making prep
aration for the national defence.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, reported the Consular,
Diplomatic and Army appropriation bills.
Kansas affairs were then taken up and deba.
ted till tho adjournment.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
March 10h.-Flour advanced: Ohio $50
Southern 80 o l..
Wheat nothing doing.
Corn improved Mixed 60.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
March l0th.-Flour unchanged Held at 81
p.
Wheat. atrihe higher White $l,6O a rs;
Red LEO Il l,15
Corn higher: White Sos; yellow 57-s.
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VALUABLE NEGROES Ar aICTJON Al
4 WPONTANr Tu,,r sAuE.-uy virtue o,

deed Of trust made aud executed by Abort q pebnoy
and susan II hi, wc "a Upton D. Jennings bearing date
3Qh day of May sjt aud Of record Ia Campbell County
Court tho UNDERSIGNED specially appointed trustee in the
place anu stead of said Jennings by the direction of the pnc
pal creditors in said deed mentioned Will on SATURDAY.
the 18th March sIb the premises proceed to sell
auction To the highest bidder that valuable property known
rs the "PltENlN FOUNDRY situated the Canal aud
River adjoining the city ri lynchburR containing about
acre of land odd ahuudny supplied with water from the Ca
nal
This property equally saited Foundry ManufAtu.
ring Mils--ouc or both.
Also, adjoining Lot running from the Foundry along the
Canal 10 the intersection OF black Water Creek with james
River.
Tho two combined comprising the valuable property
ON the river In the vicinity Of the city well deserving the
attention of capitalists
Also, the House and Lot occupied by Mr.. Joseph +.
Barnes near the residence Of Judge Daniel The houses
and comfortable and well shifted family residence
The lot contains about Of land good garden,
am authorized toy the principal creditors to that liberal
credit viii be grcnto the purchasers of the property their
giving satisfactory security
The terms win be made known the day OF sale
The title H deemed perfect but shall only convey such
Is vested in nc rs trustee HENRY DlNNlNGTON.
2b-d21N 18th Special Trustee
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suite oi . thermometer nj q. Al sea,'s Drug store.
MARCH 10th. 1856.
? o'eleck \ NJ, 3 O'Clock, o'clock.
392
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LATEST NEWS.
tn J AFRICA.
LATEST by TELEGRAPH.

, LONDON, Saturday Count Orloff arrived in
Tafls on thursday. The conferences were to omen
on the 10Th w 'P''
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Bl b. AkERS, AucTIoNErR.

~ ID AhfkS, AUtIIONEER.
ffyr1s FIVE HOUSES AND LOTS ATACC-
f91I ON viii sui, ut public auction. "Wednesday
Hit,li evening the l2th lust commencing o'clock FIVE
-@~'A HOUSES AND LOTS situated about a quarter of a
mile above the bridge an the Amherst side.
some oil These Lots are desirable and will be sold with
out limit Terms made known u sale
ma ledt bryan AKERS, Auctr
VALUABLE FAMILIES or NEGROES Ar
AltIioN-on FRIDAY morning, the lith inst, Will
sell ON Market street Meman-a No | Cook Washer.
%e,-and her two Children Man and Child.
one Nomln-H trsiratc Cook, hoy II years age
Dining room servant. one Boy, wears Of age.
All Of the above servants Of good character sold
no au being the property Of gentleman about removing
from the CITY PHELPS Au,tr
NAIlAHLE NEGROES At AUCTION Al
LIBERTY, BEpfoltp co.--on Thursday morning tho
18th March 1906 we will sell nj Liberty bedford county
the division Of 60 partnership business % 10 NALUAB
NEGRO MEN AND BOYS, all Of which young and likely,
AMI sold for no fault
Terms made known on the day of sale
KYLE & RADFORD.
&. Il. fuELrs, Auctioneer
fe 3dScitawt1h mar then dsctl3h
n Richmond Semi weekly Wing copy, inside form, TIL
day of sale aud send account to this onice
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ma l.t
fa- DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR
kI RENT-The house which now oesnpy, belonging to to
Mrs Geo. r. Williams, is for rent until the first day OF
This Is one of the mos, pleasant desirable residences in
city, having fine garden attached with good water AN
oAccet neigborhood and every thing necessary TO make
comfortable.
Terms made known on application to -
fr21dlm MARSHALL l.. HARRIS
= as.RsNs. STYLE HATS opened yes
terday the Spring style MolesNn Hats ca ana sec
FkNEE raEGuEsT CASH PRICES PAID
HE citizens Of Lyncburg and its vicinity that he has returned
ynchhg where he will remain for several months for the
esr If purchasing Negroes fr the southern market be-
the Of ten and thirty years for which he viii pay
lie can be found the Auction Store OF Mr. VIM II Mos
b., Main street at all times II. Il DAVIS
\ lAny information concerning Negroes will be liberal
Address Lynchburg, Va. [fe ls-dscifIm
-N0TsGE Millinery and Fancy eSy'ss
IL, ~ ne undersigned having purchascd2sel
rs * RI Henngs entire stock of Goods and taken TJNS
wS respectfully ask the liberal patronage the former
sends and customers aud the public large and do pledge
emsclgrst do all in THEN power give satisfaction all
se puaE favour them with a call We expect keep
'F pradecess u aud viii cndeavou in every particular TO
"'.N mp The former reputation of the house.
~ Aorders from the country will be promptly attended
No. J. MATTHIAS & co.
i'm ITS
AENassa WACHpNEs.-AIiw who wish
uho aud health should purchase OF these Machines
" are simple N construction not easily put out of ADJUST
" thandled with common care the work done is neat
'l'ig, and the saving of labor immense
STABLER & JONES,
Ea edSets Agents for Grover, Baker & Go.
SSf4'E'EFg s.s.A-SEa.-Ne hnvesuppiicsiO oar
w sFts an binary ge lot OF Glasses for
cs Of every description and size an" shall be happy to
% good any accidental damage thai may occur in that line
"Hlr customers and the public generally.
Wcwonid also take g say, this time, that
received something for the Ladies in the way of
''d Luck IS, lch shall be pleased To show
SILVERTHORN a CLIFF
Was;s formerly II. Silvcrthorn.
4 tiNAI. OPEN.-Gur Packet tsonfs resumed
= nprregular trips vest rdty the I'ih roi9arE' o
h2s-s EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co.
Mot AND sEND.-As agent OF tn " !'nr
! mon Lead Niue Company tor the gala ct Sn"l ana
% we are prepared ill orders for either article on
~ usual terms Ina lsl AcCnIkLE 1oNEo. -
ESshAs SEED Canary, Hemp ana ssnpe
- seeds fresh and clean, just 20 hand aud for SAFE AT
"<i dNei1s j. II. THOMPSON N cos.
urrhsOa' : Hair Dye Just received and for sn'c
ny ldec lltsi STROTHER WHITEHEAD
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MASONIC II ALL.
HsCsS'S TEsoIpE.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.

TUESDAY EVENING, March llth.
Don Caesar dc Baum,
WITH SINGING AND DANCING
Ard the Farce of SIMON, THE COWARD.
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rs,,G st,Fr HATS have just opened. aud

81 5xe arranged be supplied regularly by one of the best
i,s,. Gents Soft Hats of every variety OF quality and
- ~ 5a are introduced and styles change. Some Of
az BacI Has opened this week very fine Please ex
-" - ina 7.tsl p. SEABURY.
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T0fV
IN t OF s. Dugul SONS dissolved ON the LIST day of
Januittg last .,.-...., ..-..
Tho 6, will hereafter he carried on by the undersigned
pndgT t iru aud slya Of D. = x q. n DlUGt 40 at the
old stand cf : DUguid & Sons
All persons having claims agnisf The hrn It y DhEnd y
,os " i'll sent tfr settlement and those OWING
..c,pots win please COME forward and pay mp
''0'1i'' - DAVID =. DIUGUI1.
GEORGE i. DitCIID.
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A. lyncnbT an ovtrsot good UNslers Frr9h OYsIers
al q y per gallon Depot Bridge street Main.
Just call in and examine the article and will find them
he fresh and nrc superior quality to any ever offered
in Tins market made arrangements to have Oysters
fresh every av and mistake; and will also keep hand
supply OF Picked Oy stcrs, Of the best quality ;.
RI JOHN H. HUNT, Agt
f. lsdffln for l.. Rowe, ir., a ca.
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This Company dtry mutual in Its character, all the
profits belong to the nsnrod and the dividends made
nualy.
Tho profits one third the premium paid
few dollars paid annually hundreds of thousands
those dependent our lives July bcts
ANEW GROCERY, DnMlSSl0N a FOR
~ WANDING HOT sf-1h, subscribers have leased, for
n years Mr. G. II Lynch, his Fire Proof
building lately erected this directly opposite the depot
a. T. T. r., aud Immediately between the Railroad and
Canal for the purpose of carrying general GROCERY
CoMMsEIuN FoHWAltDfNo BUSINESS undor the style
and firm Of BLACK PETTYJOiiN. We offer TO
friends and the public generally, and well seleci,.
stock OF Groceries Liquors, in exchange for cash
country produce and earnestly solicit call from them before
purchasing,
good supply Of Lime Plaster and Cement kept hand,
which will be sold low other house 10 the city
An goods consigned will be forwarded with dis
patch part liar attention pado the order Of them,
vices for the sale of Wheat Flour
Tobacco, Corn Oats &e, &c Charges reasonable and
pains spared render satisfaction Account of sales rendered
ms soon made. A. j. BLACK,
aur A. pETrYJDHN.
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HIaEs skEE-Dr exchange fer Bank oeocks
sattU Virginia and Tennessee Railroad md norsgage
bonds Ina 7,tsl PETERS, SPENCE q w.
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u hive 10 ,uuolnra my distribution Enterprise
MT M lace on 4l February. The unusual hardness
an aicr has prevented me from seeing and settling with
nv l.is As ~ron them shall fix upon another
Law the st Of August at which lime the
drawing viii certainly take place TIN tickets called aud
the money should the sale Of tickets justify
in DOING shall fix upon earlier day as am anxious 10
have the drawing take Place earliest pos sblc time
JESSE 7. HOPKINS.
=, I,a4rt1st an Liberty Va
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=, letters IRON St. Petersburg and Warsaw, in
'he German papers. give the details for contin-
oanee OF the war and state that at M point has the
abated.
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'E,ssE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
SoTsCE.-mi,,iuery and Ennc, 90


1o aud hea, should purchase one of these Machines
my are simple easily put out of ADJUST
4i handled with care, the work done is
-'ig and the saving of labor immense.
STABLER & JONES,
Nn f.dSets Agents for Grover. Baker & Co.
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q Asr AssMs1AA ny ADAMS & CO.'S IN

PRESSA tine lot of Cloth Business Goats just receY.
Also Cashmere Coats just opened direct from our manu-
letov and Frock Coats style; Velvet Nosngs
and Trimmings just received Cloths tasnercs and Vest
ines made in the finest manner Shirts and
Collars Just the factory direct Call and sec
what barg aims will sell for the cash
T. W. ROYSTON
IL. VI / : pntnr.hnrg.
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undersigned wish 10 con-
n,,,rsI oY,rFns.-,.oel. nt ll.i- ci,i,cn. of

w l,O0lODO FL0t L BARREL SLAVES, for i'm
mediate and distant delivery Persons having timber suitable
orslo viii dndIt their interest apply immediately
nov LANGIIORNE s. JOHNS
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HiLMOIt HOUSE,

- iLlOK HOUSE,
" MONUMENT SQUARE Baltimore, Md.
}. MILDEBERGER SMITH
Proprietor.
W. s WARNER, late of tho st Nicholas Hotel York.
Superintendent fe l-dScly
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

"uOlEaAIE DRY q q q ID - Spring
w TRADE, ls56--By recent arrivals are in receipt
Of Spring Stock of American British, French and Ger
man Fabrics and shall continue receive additional supplies
bycvcry steamer through of r who remains North
during the season. attending the auction sales.
Our stock being selected with special reference to the wants
Of the Virginia Merchants feel confident In saying they
viii find styles particularly adapted their sales and for
eheanes and variety unsurpassed by market North Or
South
Orders promptly and faithfully attended to-
STEVENSON Il WEDDELL
Importers and Jobbers, ~ and
ma bets W soSycamore st, Petersburg