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It must be- recoected that notwithstanding here we
have sixteen thousand merchants from Western md
Southwestern States who deal regularly with merchants
that this does not include all by fully per The planters
Of Louisiana, Mississippi Tennessee and Alabama, buy
their pows wagons carriages machinery furniture here
not included for instance Neither the great promotion
Of merchants doing business within circuit OF forty miles
around this city
The financial condition of the State OF Texas according the
last report OF the Comptroller is very aerng ability 10
ont its grand contemplated improvement policy cannot
now be questioned The receipts for tho two years. Including
the means on hand in October, 1855 p0O and the
expenditures S2901 000 leaving balance the treasury of
55l5OaO The amount of special school fund S. OGO
and OF general school fund.- $4,000 The Comptroller recon,
mends that the balance Of the Revenue Debit be discharged
when he says Wewpud then present condition. as regards
our finances which few States Of the Union could eyibt-a
government out Of debt with surplus Of over million Of dol
lars III the treasya per school fund of ten
millions OF doiaFSan Hnappr0pated public domain estimated
al one hundred million acres which if udiciousiy used would
suoserve all The purposes Of Internal improvements required
tue State aud tax lighter than imposed any people
and which is adequate 10 the Of the government" The
aggregate amount OF taxable property very nearly Sl50
900 over the previous yeRr
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E" Planet, Scott from ST Louis. a
". Oregon, Myers, from Mobile.
&. Virginia Pearl Holman, from Covngon--lake
end Carrollon and Jefferson Ralosd.
Towtoat st Charles Chambers tho Passsswent down
Marlborough up ships Hesperus and Highland Light
Z bark Ardennes and brig Since.
Towboat Anglo Norman Henloman from the PnsSessent
down marlborough up ships Atlantic Fam Flush and
Joyen Elora.
BELoE-CoMING UP.
Ship Sarah Parenon Whitney, from GLASGOW 18th Sept to
.5 Creevy Il Fnrwell. '., = -r-s .
Ship Euphrhsia Lanear, from New York. to Creevy Far
well.
Ship St Patrick, Kenny, from Liverpool, l4th sept
Ship Baltic Stevens. from Philadelphia .s,'
Ship Sea Flower, woodbury., from Liverpool. OCT Isl
Ship Milan, Badger from Cadz september Ih to Meeker
Ship Chas Pennel, Melcher from Liverpool, to Baxter
Lowell eco.
Bark Cornea Devan, from Rio de Janerio to A W H
Elliot eco.
Schr Esther Burr Harrison from Havana 10 Godcnhow
IeSpArre.
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General Relief Committee.

The following are tte members for the present ".
koonA President Il Exchange Place; g. DtSyl Treasurer
81 tacrhuS street. James FGsnraN Secretary, ODD Fellows
Hall George Ellis Post Office Buildings ExchaDgr Place
Ray aU Camp street; j. NJ Crawford Camp and lr
yicr streets; w " lmheTon, Fourth District r. i Peterson,
Custom house; H. H. Stanley Richard and Trhnupjtou-
las Streets j. J. Sherwood A. W. Mcdonnell, F. W. Frnirn-
hal common street. II. Casereie Custom house VIM. Die
OF POydrRs and fchoup0ut> Streets NJ McMghun
Agiys; Il. T. Paul T. LiyaulaS Is Chige, Charles
Callahan
ra- Regular meetings held the third Monday IN tar,
month"; Al the Socrcary Office in ODD friowy Hail. GARNER
Camp and lDIta cite streets, GO O'clock +. y,
r3i JAMES FuENEAtN. Secretary.
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hra sir -, L. -, - ~ ~ Tt nr i:iS1T 4 At.
fTT r! r w W '%t ~ , n,' 49,, ,,r,
81 mar nn,,l ~ tnsn,,, iGnr;,Ii, H., .3,,orrr
nv. Ei"ririf ~ q. - t,o, nr +ro nnr, raet- rn 1v
Observation-Disclosures -, yr<n,.4, ,7,Is,<
a9iS, ~ OS3f a. "a l.;
{4AI A. one u LIZ f ~,
Es1E VIE wy W'l SEe l'eH24' III .ls @ 70
-; :" l' Ao''J 10 ''' Wei hn0N'' "
te!lIe ~ m f, MN I, u ,rrrrE1N NJ c s,,
c.t WI " 't'+hE'i'' w. . "AAp -
- LADIES-Foulae in >23 ~ Madnme I.cirjs, and con
dnctc since y " hH Madame lNh'EaN EulinHS Street. De-
The summer Session OF thiS establishment at Pass Christian
begins on the i>t nG ne iil'iN there arc large enough
Mcrmne tfIt H"as nn an Hsa4 n "I+r OF
and 5ol wharf The Institution prov dts ihoronEh md sub
htatt instruction ~ every stage and department education,
and offers great facilities for The qrrnc'o iht FRENCH Lam
known leader Of The Orrh';r" Of the New Orleans Opera Mr.
PFeTn VIII reside at the 'SH during the sulinrF ana wilt9n
tii1e 'iS %'S"d 1=1 aud s""e i'll the establishment lie
Wi. 'i'o -'Fr private lessons l" i'fl'I1'H. ..
Ill ll Guy ana every ip'-tt uri me SIMMER III u" l''s
The CITY school Remains open The whole year Tor DoNtdtTs and
-
NJ NEN$,S EANADlAN . iEA$Ni Ht%IEs
- "'t"i lt'r'3 ~" II - i"c t'.''!S'leu "
Yum 't Ni';''' W ':lH' ~ lt ''r
tlt itlS' Gti't ufsA' ti'e man 'lre-o, ~ t'ie
WIN "'' t,lF, e "l5c'1 wy c''Si' uE oiH'
an. l@iranGh vi chlrende annually rom those Diseases when
te f',,t IS ttla nc" nr% .. ho1sn |" s"ntG ei,s
remedies fer Worms, bHi c&trieHee has proved them all noIr
OF ans ihrectn"; he end "we'F hs al length been iHnc
a'l remedy found which ''S never 'at! 10 destroy worms
wherever they have EXISTED ASSERTION Is supported ny me
testimony NJ the MoHl tlli pHl lci1is 'a Respectable NM
S'' EIE+ !. y GNYAIAS yEE%TrGE WARRANTED
FtEEI.Y VEliFTAULE
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EAI oNIEos
BRIsToIship Highland Lsht750 tons railroad iron to
Vases
MATANZAs-Bark Ardennes--5ll boxes sugar 575 bbs c
syrup to j Murison.
BARCELONA AND ALECANT-Rris Linre-254 casks
wine 80 wine 100 2o50 strings garlic 10 bs can
AIRY seed Sc sacks 100 do almonds boxes lemons 10 bAs
oil l6 kegs pepper coils grass to Ti'ercr Fso
LIvERPOOIr-Ship Poomac396 bales cotton 1864 sacks
wheat $500 slaves.
IMPORTS.
BosToS-shp D Merwin-225o bales cotton.
LIvERPooI-Shp Gov langdon--3393 bales cotton
BosToN-Ship John Merrck-2ss7 bales cotton.
BOsTON-Ship Eliza Mallory-1535 bales cotton.
GENOA AND LEGHoRN-Bark Fanny-63o bales cotton,
Az hhds tobacco
Is do BRAN So do salt is bD Hour y casks Bacon is
boxes candles, block marble.
NEW YORk--Shp Atantic-!tssorted mdse.
HAFRE-Ship Pam Flusl-4issorted mdse.
HAVANA-ship Joven Elora--I ballast.
PENSACOIA-Schr Wild Pigeon-5O bales cotton $50 bbls
turpentine 400 hbis rosin TO P0st& Mel.
Se yfas ? 6res spon
Frederc,-P Barrier Turpn--and order.
] Pcrtevan,.
Pike.
COyINGTON-schr Fonainbleau-y0o bbls sand to Web
Der.
HORN 1sLAND-schr Maria--7OO bbls sand 10 Jules A
Blanc.
COyINGTON-schr Bloom-5O0 bbls sand to order
BILOXI-schr Abatross--30 cords wood to order.
PASS MANcHAC-schr Sarah Janes5 cords wood to or,
PEARL RIyER-sclar Amantus-35 cords wood to order
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
o sF ayss w.t. TIL subis3s Ses sG
John lec7l Carroll, frchnrd &co-5S Oakley Hawkins
Nm; 5A ksy T. WFs5t S;5s
e. oh fo Vat sS sH'ns"|
Peao" Duefer Stanton N sans1 TS0 Roeh
ord5 Cleveland Brothers 1coo bales cotton to ordert2
i3i sSDT Ws TS Glo eo5
NGo do to yFnnSr MokSnn" s u91g do to
Menberer Aco-l5 Ar Miltcnberger-29 Harris evi-2i
d" ns s RSehiors us messes to T co
sacks Degeos Dnrys Seo2o bbls whisky GGrfo pritc
Planeie co 3bis peeanS 3 lReGG FeTn1 DO to honney
TENN s9 - 1S af G S s t s6,a 20 GmGs C
bbls moasscs
cA1Ro-sepmor Lucy ,Robinson-so boxes cheese to- I
dnms2 ebls onions ieaa MaSse &co4 casks bucou John
Hurley Aeo75o bbls bset 20 do poqoes DoIson son5
Ssh s"p EFT s's ss I'D"
do3 bb!s eggs Il do beans ht bOls cheese Schneer55
Twichell &co226 bbls perks Parmce lros-3o DO 10
keep Bsr &G9oo DO to FsoWGs &e" boxes tonic to ]
ssS cUG Do BytsrGn co ks p "'tS t.
to Nac Summers Seolo do to Finckard &c"6 do to
anderson Mecaf6 BuchannoH, Carroll &col bales cotton
snd ss Pes s@ 8gH Fdner
W Iopkins5 Harris I.ey-lG to Oakley Il 1Awlns-l3 to
Total 200 bales cotton.
,SHREyEP0RT-stearner Hope-l2o laes cotton Campbell
s. Ns s;sfn Seo75 X; !@mmaH Sqqires Vest DO
@ jS "ftO c6o @ Ta &c. co
Redgin Roberts Terrcli-2 Lloyd Frie.nn33 Cleveland
purys, GLADDEN. %eo;s j d;sS ve925 QaSty ( av-
&co-Toal 89l bales
90, FANNY BULLITT's PLANTATIoN-stenmerR Republic
rich &co2l2 g Pnckari AcolgS Frelsrn Stevenson
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Nth Orleans 9aiIg Grfstert.
Htp ORLEANS Nglonev s1(arket.

< A 4 !
CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 Camp Street.
Thursday Evening, Nov. H.
There but little animation to-day in financial circles,
The movements limited Money continues to be
supplied with free will at lower rates than in any other
on this continent good second class paper OF short aae
placed this morning at cent The quantity OF paper
Offering for the the year limited The advces
New York to-day of much more favorable import
Money was easier with the discount brokers having ample funds
to meet the general demands though rates of interest we're
high per cent for good endorsed paper having sixty
DAYS 10 four months to m Rl2 for four to six months
These rates about forty cent higher than in this market
b, capitalists and money lenders Of New York entitled to
higher the fact ha they Schuylerzed and Hum
tngdonzed SO often and so largely. -.
Foreign Exchange dropping and more anxiety to sehe
top range market being lOsl09 for bankers bills but
since reporedtola fallen to 1OSS. Francs 52o@51sA
The sales Of stocks to-day Is shares Of Ctizens Bank at
16 shares Louisiana State Bank 13S and 10 shares of
Steam Cotton Press 95 There also sale ycster
day of Is shares Citizens Bank at 1861 y
The Exchange market to-day quiet Northern sight
yesterday rates, 4 discount for h
checks the counter, and outside from Aaa dis Under
the present aspect the New York market sight funds
cannot variute present figures Time bills plenty
from 2SDaz-the Banks buying at the latter Private
drawers ask without making only moderate sales
ing bills without change There have been negotiations
lS0sS but buyers feel ways inclined to
take largely There only few bills Of ndng drafts Offering
vary from 103S1l072f Francs have taken
more freely reduced 10000 passed
which the highest figure paid for investment The market
well supplied and undoubtedly will be for days and rates
tending downward decided preference is given to
Sterling Exchange for remittance to France and francs
may decline to 6-the rate of last year at this time
of trade and commerce, recently
published by William Smith, take the following list OF
traders buying in Cincinnati It will be seen there are one
hundred and hirty merchants form Lousana Excepting
those from Orleans who buy in that city This does not
include the planters who purchase plou wagons machinery
and furniture All that the Cincinnatas take from Louisiana
gold and molasses their coffee and salt is mostly
purchased this Market because they be obtained at lower
prices any other city Sugar aud molasses they
compelled to have through this city Every merchants
from Iousana standing capital business qualifications
the hooks Of the commercial agency in that city,
he apparently we'll known every way his place
Of residence and neighborhood
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c. TT L E n A R KsET.

-... JEFFERSON CITY, November ID,
The market closes we'll supplied with Hogs and ordinary
Cattle Only small stock Of Sheep and but few fire peve5
remained on sale Prices Of the batter descriptions Of Cattle
were in favor of holders.
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BNsTON-Ship MeSpcrrS--G " IiynSn, &co-lGca Con-
&cDD II Marks &GUGowci 'rayiNr--j II tarr Sro
W jackson &CnBeebc .ErOW l. Allen Evt--{ Il 1urnr-
II & Il Nuago--A Whiting &coiyinon Nro-W llcCrackel
Eaton IIruetSsu-tiuDdrch }TcO--ti Shnnsla-Cvtrr i
Cot ltHwlj:ls &co-C + BAily Sampson * Kccn,-D
RaAlet-llcnsrsoH * Gaues--ii I hmllrckc Ac,.-touu
Titus &c0-J ], johnson AroMhuter Bmku-Priye Con,
verse &co-A u Grief! hco-IaNnc, Steele Nc0 Alau,-J
A Doughcriy &co-T Il butcher &cuB iupiu-E W EsNiu \
Pollard &co-jrAn4 Adanls--OASty ( IiAwkms--A X II
Bork-j II Dudley EcH-lntt> Il lt0BarfGrrcl ltTary
Taylor iNldu--J NJ IoutE McrqucEc--W c Blanchard
g Il Tate scO-lf Gurtels-j n C t'rUmwtilk NJ SaTnan
+ Moore &cD-E II Pomroy--j Observation-Disclosures BnTurs
Sc0-J Il Marks &enC Phillips hGo-kcu \ Fn,lrr-
I'll Green-uglcShy MHctnnyiIAlt y I!klrethA kobh II
Cor 5 MDoru-T i Smtl-G SShumwny--lia, Kemp yco-
pabovH ,Cco-Sc0t SimMs-D Hley X Neson-l. StUre-
&cO--E J Hart ScO--NiCCgc.of, AluwNy TCo--H W
Standardization! Kendall &Cokubson Acn-Rice iiros
SccS toCke--RictArdS SloConlb .lcOC & Gaines &CD-
Waterman BreP Rice jrCarrol PGcuard &co NcCutcl-
Howell &co-J NJ Ref &co- S Atkgns-C A Eager GuO
$ Kennedy ISce GuGlon-B MANN &c0--San,ard bros
i \ Morrl-M SimOn-J NJ GGuche~-G W nuubar--J Y
Valentine &cUUnnett Uros-Blache IHuUou-uud order
NEW YORK-Ship EpphraSa---T rwichcll Ecp-WilIs,
RnwfnS &cDW Il Allen &co-S Wote-rGtgtaUvtc Brothers
co-J Stanton SCoF Folger &cO-T B SmIliI-M Miller
Woodruff &coIeebe &coP II Brenor &co-G W Sizcr-
!.ocke-A Mienbarger &coCuddS, Brown &cuBr1wn SCO
-Bogart, Foley AYeryf nucEer &Cu-.t Whiting SCo
Pernerno &rO-W GraEG-k X laUghlan Sco-Sm.th X Van
BeuthuSs SELL Stroud &co-NhceGcr BMkG-BuchanRon,
col Sustevant kegNeaon 4 Oliyer-A Glenn AcnWo God
IoW-R " A Thompson-GTosjaan 4 Bedrtcau-R Nc
Greg0F &cO--N Observation-Disclosures phjlNFs--HuTre
! Gayle &cU-J ulreT-MceuOrt RHybUrI &cU-C kpyc-G
7 }iVnghOu-A Ensie--J Moore &eo-H characterization
Marshall Yell Barlow &ro-A heaFEuy-Prits!ey Buiu
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BRISTOIShp Highland Lgh750 tons railroad iron to
J Vases.
MATANZAS-B Bark Ardennes-5ll boxes sugar SO bbls
syrup to j Murison.
BARCELONA AND ALECANT-Brig Linre-2S4 casks
bbS 100 bales corks 1850 strings garlic 10 Dds can
airy 100 do almonds Is boxes lemons 10 b1s
oil l6 kegs pepper 900 coils grass to Tiercr Fao
IIyERPOOI-Shp Potomac-3l96 bales cotton, 1864 sacks
,pf. STAY
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Parish of Orleans City Of New Orleans :
Be remembered that the 18th March, 1856 me-
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
personally appeared Charles Briggs, President and H. p Jan
yier Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Orleans, who being duly sworn according law, do de-
pose and that the above accounts lust and true
orrect transcript from the books of the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. ?. JANFlER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 26h day of March
1885, c. Mr. BRADFORD
Second Justice of the Pence for tho Parish Of Orleans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved to pay Six per in
erest on the scrip certificates Of 1855 payable and after
SECOND Monday Of May and have declared scrip diy
dend OF Twenty-Five cent the earned premiums of
the for which certificates will be issued and after
the first day of June next and they have reserved hance
of the net profits Of the ending 18th March, 1856 meet
pending but unad ustel claims against the Company.
The Company continue insure against the perls of the
and rivers and loss end duage by ire the of
premium.
Office iron building Camp Nntchez Streets
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRIERE, Vco President.
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Interior Lodges.

DE SOTO LODGE No. meets III Baton Rouge Thursday
evening.
evening.
NEIrI LODGE No q meets at Shreveport on Wednesday
evening"
ST LANDRY LODGE No % meets Opelousas Saur.
day evening.
evening.
EARRolhl LODGE No. 30 meets at Lake Providence on
Monday evening.
TRINITY LODGE No. 81 meets at Trinity on Saturday
evening.
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. "a meets at Thbodaux satur
day evening.
NEW IBERIA LODGE No. So meets at Newton on Thurs
day evening.
PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 meets at Washington Friday
evening.
GHENEYVIrLlE LODGE No. Al at Chcneyville OIL
Monday evening.
ASSUMPTION LODGE No 43 meets at Nnpolconvillc on
Saturday evening.
THOMAS II. SHIELDS, Grand Secretary.
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ARRIVED.


Ship Atlantis Worth G days from New York to Woodruff
&cO-ist district, Il.
Shin Pam FIu> Mcclure Is DAVIS from Iayrc IN rnYStpl
district 40. -
Spanish Ship Joven Eloira days from Havana to MASTER
Point
Ship te3rerus new, Irwin 20 days from Boston, to Dewy
"a ietriGt, -
Ship Highlander Light Boyd from Bristol England set 18th
to CrEeYy q FarweIl-Poin.
Bark ArdenneS Marsh, days from MBtan1as MuSon-
Sd district.
Span Brig Since, uresae from Barcelona Sept lSt to
tet-2i district.
schF VIA Pigeon Lcay, days from Pensacola Post
- Mel--fsasn,
Sehr Elizabeth Ann, Athens, from Pearl Riyer-Basn.
scHF Warren, lagner from PascagonldBHan.
ScIr Fontainbleau. Peters. from COsingi0n-5asin
sen Maria Reed, from Horn Isiapd-l5asin.
scar Bloom, Hipper from Corington-Basin
ScLr tlbaFoss, Black, from BloXi-BaSin.
Schr sarah Jane, Wilson, from Pass ManChNc-BHsin.
scar Amnndus, White from Alne River-HRsin
STEAMBOATS,.
Montgomery. Dowty from Alexandria
Y ID Dr. LanOne from Bayou Sara,
Frank Lyon, White, from Afillikens Bend.
Effort, Mcmillan. from Red River.
Lone Star, Smith. from Alexandria.
Republic, Montgomery from Carolina Landing,
Hope Moore, from Shreveport
Lucy robinson Muleou from Cairo.
Bella Donna McCombs, from Stamp Landing.
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Shipping JntelIigeutt.


Snip roamac Reed. for Liverpool, : C j Mcektr kco
Snip Melvin, for Boston, & L BNgnrt &ro
ship Gov Iangion, Stone for Liverpool j T Whitney AGO
ship John Merrck, Flelr, for Boston, Thos Jenkins
shin Eliza Mallory, WGeu, for Boston, Crrevy & Furweu
bark Fanny, Smith, for Genoa aud leg horn
.s - Wm Il OfensaMdt
neIn aNoiaI Whitaker, for Mobile, G " Newton AGO
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p SENcERS
EXPORTS.

Per ship Pam Flush from Havrel5 cabin and 256 seerage
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0tOie0J Of tie J1arAets.

FRIDAY MORNING, Nov. II, 1856
4. COTTON. The dtmnnd moderate yesterday with
sales OF about 1000 bales without any change prices
We repeat our last figures
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans City of New Orleans,
Be remembered that the 18th July. 1885 before me
subscriber of the Peace nnd for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Mson, Secretary Of the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans, who, be-
ing duly sworn according law does depoSe and say the
foregoing just and true and transcript
from the books CT said Company.
Signed C. ]. MANSONI, Secretary
Sworn . subscribed before this 18th July, 1856
lSgncdl CEIAS. N. BRADFORD.
The }0uv Trustees have resolved pay Of
Six per cent, in cash. the outstanding certificates Of profits,
holders thereof their legal representatives and
after the III Monday Of August proyinO,
The BoarOt Trustees have also declared Dviendof thirty
three and third per The earned premiums the
Company for the year ending the $O of june S5j Tor which
certificates vii; be issued and after The 5 September
TlIDS. a. ADAMS, President
GEO JONAS, Vice President,
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MUSIC TEACHING.

r-srF-, MRS, CANlI'EsEEI. TEACHER OF MI.
SO, gives lessons IN he PIANO and GUITAR at
ft her Residences Nv. = Constance street Es FERNS
s. per mOni, twelve lessons, invariably III advance
H8F- LECTURES y Constance Il week. ITO y
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gnsfs lHSEEkUCTI0N IN VOCAL MUSIC
TiItX THOMAS j MARTINI Of the Oldest instructors in
ssg lh city will give Lessons in ths accomplishment to
- Ladies' ientlentn. His ability is we'll known
require recommendation
psy- Orders left with p, WEGLEIN, No. Camp street,
will nlrr " nrnn!pt at, puti0
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EWING NIATIAkNEI--A Superior SVwInG NNchWNl
in I'm order, qr sne Tow. IL" t"Guia g" NJ - folHrs
ger!. aus
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IMPORTS.

BOSTON-Ship C D Merwin--2250 bales cotton.
LIYERPOOI,-Ship Gov Lhngdon--33S93 bales cotton.
BOsTON-Ship John Merrick-23S7 bales cotton.
BOSTON-Ship Eliza Maory-1535 bales cotton.
GENOA AND LEGH0RS-Sark Fanny-G30 bales Gotten,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-22

NEW hooks. Fancy Article, and Music
~ \ Good Time Coming;
Rose CLARK. by Fanny Fern;
The Home Garner;
Knckerboeker Gallery fine ed.
The Philadelphia Housewife;
Rejected Addresses by Horace and Jones Smith;
Song Of the Hawatha, by Longlelow;
Harper for January, 1856,
Together with large lot of Blank Books just received at
LANGHORNE & WALKUPS
New Book Store, opposite Citizens Savings Bank
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These vessels the first class, built in the civ II n
more, expressly for this trade and have superior ateo
daons for passengers They command, by exloqr5
Captains, web qualified for the trade and who will SPAR,
cxertion to accommodate. They will be lowed up and M
the rivers by aud may be relied sail PROMPTLY =,
advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
will find to their interest to ship by this lite freight NJ
always be taken low by any other line Packets and
every effort will he made by the agents in Richmond aud
New York to give satisfaction Insurance be effected in
the Richmond Fire Association by this line per cent
We respectfully ASK and hope IL snrc,t in obtaining h
share of patronage.
Goods shipped b, this line York will fNatd
free of commission New Orleans Mobile, Charleston
vannah or any other Southern or Northern port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dock NV Yo
at Berth No. l, Coffee House slip foot OF all Street
G. il. rlEnSoN X ' y, ''''"'"'"'' Ae'n,
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(tHRIsTMhs GIFTs.--Payne d Christian have
~ hand and receiving variety Of beautiful
Books and Goods the Chmas holidays Gan aud
them.
Wilkes Gallery 81 fine plates price S25
Court of Queen Victoria 100 splendid steel plates;
linden Gallery OF Beauty, 100 splendid steel plates
Lodges Portraits lusous Persoages 2O Illustrations
Portraits of British Noble Ladcs-1ne plates;
WaNcry GalleryPortras the Female Characters in the
writings of sco
Heroin,s Of akespeare-beautifu1ly Illustrates;
thafar cristics OF Women by Mr.. Jamison;
tcora Other Regions the Conquerers and the Con
qurrrd;
The Republican Court American Society in the Days of
Northumberland;
the Old New Testament-lustraed with col
ored plates;
Romance of American Landscapes;
The Works OF iogarth
Birds OF the Bible-Very pretty;
Home Authors and Home Artists
Floral keepsake
tiift Leaves of American Poetry;
Book of Beauty;
The poeca Works of Byron Shakespeare Burns, Cowper
Iemans, Moore Montgomery Scott, Milton, Sterk White,
Campbell Gray, upper, Longfelow, Sgourney Rogers,
&C. &c. ali elegantly bound and illusrated;
ANIMALS tor lsJ6-some thirty different styles;
heautiiu of Papier Mache Desks, Portfolios,
Nmk Boxes LAX Stands &C. Paper Weights, Gard Cases,
Jcvrlry Cases Porte Mnnaes, Cabas Sc
Also, large of Bibles Prayer and Hymn looks
some elegantly bound
With great variety u Books suitable for children.
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A pple., applcs.--5O barrels of Grcru apples,
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