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NEW YORK MARK ETS.

The cotton market was again excited and 40
tive on Saturday, with sales of from 5000 5000
bales, and closed firm at | tc. for mddng Up
lands. About half TO two thirds of the trans etons
were made in transitu. Private dispatches from
New Orleans gave notice of an active marx n, with
an advance of middlings to lc per ID. The Afr-
cas- news came to hand at too late period in the
afternoon for its effects to be developed Flour
was stady and rather better for some grades while
others were unchanged,and closed without ANNA
ton Southern white wheat sold ut 81 S5c and
lot of poor do. at 81 70c Corn was firm. but un.
changed in prices Rye was wanted for export and
Pennsylvania sold at 92c. Pork again advanced,
sales of mess having been made at 8 Sand prime
at SIG. Sugars were again active, with sales of
about 200 hhds. at full prices. The news from
Bahia (}razil, had tendency to stiffen the mar
ket though sales were moderate ut steady prices.
In freights there was rather more Offering for
Liverpool and engagements were to fair extent.
mostly at quite steady rates.-N. Y. Herald
april 81.
Ne'c Orleans Market AprH ls.-Cotton =
Sales $4,000 bales l0sal0s cents for middling,
an advance of iasc. Sales Of the week &c 900
bales. Increased receipts 523 900 bales. Stock
263.OOO bales. Coffee ~ cents sales of the
week 1000 bag s. stock "a 600 bugs.
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ARRIVALS AT THE,
wash u ytOn KKOuse-anead ~ Clark pr ops

APRIL Odd Peuigrew, Il Il r X; Capt w DAVIS
Capt W Davis Petersburg; Lovett Pha; w !. Hot
d White W A Holt, Liberty; Il Boyd Wythevne;J u hoo
Bedford. II Davis New Orleans; 7 Bell Liberty
arsbarger, Botetourt; Robinson, Bedord X sneaa
ilggubotham, III Loving Amherst; Turpin, Bedford
NJ Bnrks Bedford; Dews, Miss Dews, PhtsyNahia IL
Page Camp II Wm Erskine salt SUI springs heo bafl
Mrs Hickory Abingdon; l. A Shankin Monroe; VIM I
Meador Mercer + f Hughes, MecienbHrg: G. Prnge, VIM
Egcrson. feun PoiudeXtcr JuncsDorough; IL Jonhs"u'
Akensp lille; ID Redd Jno Watson. Pr Ed Z III Perry,
tazewelrJa McClanahan. Mus McCauahan Roanoke; Geo
Hodge Giles II, e & Elliott, lillsvlile lnoi3assh
Bedford; VI II Taylor, Five Points, n T.
Funeral Noti,e.-The funeral services OF Thomas NIL
ton, Charles Jones will take place on wednesday
I'd April at his rssdence West street. at IL ocioch ne
trends and anianccs Uf the family are respoe! i'eu
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THE RHODE ISLAND SESAToRsHIP.- The Prp-
whence journal says that j. Prescott HUI. OF
Newport, and formerly United States District
Attorney in New York. is one of the promnet
candidates for the United States Senator, in place
of Senator james.
NAVAL Com. A!eClunev, at his own request,
will be relieved from the command OF The Ports
mouth Va. Navy Yard and be succeeded by Com
Lavallette.
A. Douglas died at Troy. N Y. n few days
ago. leaving property valued al sl.oo'l,ooo' HIS
whole life devoted TO getting mony and
keeping It,
Senator Mason has addressed litter to the
c,litn, Of the Washington Sentinel. IN which he
defends President Pierce. and advocates his re
nomination.
The nomination of Milton 5. Latham as colIec.
ter nt San Francisco was unanimously confirmed
on Friday by the L. S. Senate
B.R. Gardner. II wealthy citizen of Milledge
vile. Geo. was killed in an aflrav a. sparta, ~
that st ,e, IN the 18th hy q. 5. Powell.
A few DAYS ago $4,000 worth OF .ilk'. &C..
stolen in Philadelphia. were recovered at house
in Brooklyn. y \.
Advice from Montevdoo report the election
of S.uor Perrvrn. n partizan Of 0ribr, as fresi'
dent Of tie Oriental Republic
Hon. john p. Kennedy, of Baltimore was at
Savannah. Grn., on the 18th INST
The steamboat l,,l'nr wa, hiely burned ON
Red River. nnd FIVE deck hand perished
(;rnrge Wild, "a celebrated e"medlan' dled
rather >udl, nly On the 25th of March in i-'nd"n'
Mrs. ,lippincott Grace Greens""d) 's at I"
water cure in Cleveland.
The Emperor did NJ, perish in The earthquake
"a, Jedi; but many Japanese mobiles did. f-'
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Financial.

In" New York Evening Post, of Saturday af-
ternoon says.
Money to day is offered with additional free.
DOM Wenotlce the agents of large capitalists
gong round in search of borrowers but without
success he tendency of the markets is towards
greater ease, which will be- more marked US soon
ns the heavy payments of the season in trade are
over.
1.-The payments through the clearing house to-
day amount TO S22,6l59l5 25;and balances TO
$3.50 622 %.
stirling exchange is easier at 100 5 5. with
little doing. There appears a better supply Of
exchange which renders it probably but a small
amount OF specie will be shipped TO Liverpool
next week by the Boston steames.'
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The President at annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS. April ~. 1870.
The apalhetic quiet into which Annapolis sub
sides Immediately ON the adjournment of the
Legislature has been agreeahly broken in upon
during the last two days by the receptions, GER
emonies, and burning of Gunpowder incident to
the visit of the President of the United States the
Secretary of the Navy and a large number of
members of Congress to the new steam frgate
Merrimac. now lying off our harbor.
President Pierce, accompanied by Mr.. Dobbn,
Secretary of the Navy.and Sydney Webster,Esq.
arrived here by the evening train of cars on Fri
day. The President received at the depot
by n committee of citizens and conducted to the
Senate chamber, where he formally WELDON
ed to the city by Mr.. Murray, Commissioner of
the Maryland Land Office. President Pierce
replied in bri.f pertinent and neatly worded
address. which vas warmly applauded. The GER
pmonies concluded, with the usual amount Of
hand shaking, and the President and his com
ponions returned to the quarters prepared for
them at Walons Hotel.
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Later from Ufruna

New loHK,ApriI 20.-Thc steamship Caiawba
arrived to day bringing dates from Havana to tho
10th INST. Her nows is of no Importance.
Inc u >. squadron in port WINS 10 sail soon on
cruise !" the wndward. The British man.of-
war Powerful was also 10 leave in few days for
bermuda
Sugars were more lively without advance. ow-
ing to the large stock on hand Muscovadss were
IN good demand AT "a. equal 10 81 at our ports =
Molasses firm. Frechts active, with rates tend
ing downward Exchange depressed at 81 to
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I SLAVES AND REAL EsrArh-in pursuance Of .
decd seenied The undersigned by George uure and wif
Hastings Count for the corporation of Lynchhure In trns,
the pnrrosea therein speeed and with tho eoHen st NE
NESDAY. the nad day Of April aa6 ae at public auction,
10 the bidder the property In said deed
TWENTY SLAVES. consisting of 10 men, many Of whom
considered valuable In tho state being siiu
mechanics, Including six Brekiayen ak Carpenters; one
blacksmith one haehins and ono other slaves.
children susan jim and iieni,f. = . -. -, =, II.
Also about 100 100 ACHES OF LAND which Is quite
productive lies we'll In the county of Amherst about two
null rem lynehtargbeins the nnsod part OF ,c tract Q,
sod trco tract aud tho following property mo corpora
ton of snchhurg, tn.wit
~ framed house zach In tho vicinity of Mcdaniel Hurt
Quarter Of an aero fronting on 9Th strest with tho Dwelling
house thereon lately tho family residence Of the sad onre
adjoining the mentioned otformcrly occupied by said
.' =" nsS a aS ss ss.s or s% % said
deed "a lot parcel OF ground In the Immediate vicinity
Work shop occupied by Morgan onrle hnrnham WIN al
the fixtures and OF every sort thereunio belong
lot fronting south side OF the basin OF the James
River knnawha Canal has been sold snee' be exacn
tim of tho deedthe reuainng To bc divided
into two lots Also. the PIEDMONT WORKS, with
m"eaa ' h@r""h situated IN the corporation Of yneburs
the River aud knnawha Canal tho said Curics In
lease by from Andrew Ellison Jr modified
by subsequent agreement hetweea the said turle and VII
liam Daniel r and sash additions to the hsmres aud ma
hery the sa nre has made aimee his purchase And
also. LOT on GROUND ailo ing the said Leased prem
eon"i""s ason, one acre., on which FINE wXTER pow
FIR for To be taken from ,hr new Ca
nal of the aaid Company.
The Piedmont been perfectly lifted up at grra,
and extensive and valuable. They hnN'
reputation and we'll worthy of he attention Of
who may wish the Car building aud Agri al
tuta Implement buf meas
The ane will with the sale Of tho Slaves a, tho
House, In Ly hehbug, AT II o'clock, A. NJ the day
mentioned fair II not on the next fair day, excluding
Monday aud will be continued from day TO day until hnsHd
eAato each Instance, viii br sold near the
premsesbut the the sale of land niAmhoa may AT the tmo
thought proper be adjourned take place In
the Market House, In Iynchbnrg NJ II O'Clock the
next day. The property 10 be sold without
the sale,n credit Of ~
tho residue of tho purchase money Of the
estate until Ia paid Tho Slaves,
expected will he sold by consent OF parties on credit
unusually liberal aa TO tune
JNO NJ. SPEED,
GuAs. Il, SLAUGHTER,
ROBT. j, DAVIS, Trustees,
GIISWE1L DABNEY,
HENRY - FLOOD,
ma u d&rMSrt1eth aplS 2lst22ds 23d npl
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MARRIED..

At he residence of the brides father this city on lues
lay morning the 22d inst by Rev. Or S9mi 4 COX III,
John Il MALLORY of Richmond to Miss MARY F. SHOE
MAKER.
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I.AND sA,E.-ror III. r.r,... Of .,..,,...



trust oxeenied TO the undersigned bearing date the pad
1919 duly of record In the cork office of the
court OF campbell shall Monday the 2ls day Of April
heA OF the next fair day thereafter upon the PROMISES
eee 10 sell the tract OF LAND which orato pepriest
esoea NJ the time Of his DEATH Campbell Court House
containing about eighty $50 os together
WIN an the improvements and thereto attach
en- and belonging being the heretofore sold William
Moore and 10 be sold failure the
part ofsad Wm comply with the tcrns sale
also deem proper TO that shall hold tho said VIM
Moore Responsible for any loss deficiency which
gear between the first and las, sale and all incl
dent thereto 1hesaie viii be made upon and ~ months
credit ana the purchaser required bond wit
proved security The title Is believed be
except AS TO the widow dover aud viii DO given
On the lat Of january next, earherhut viii
such title only az Ia Neslediu us by said deed
.,,Ia,a,a. = Il PAGE, ,Trus,eo.
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%f 900 woy,h Of Carri"sc-, nocha-

Ntls AIAIl WOVIh OF CnrrinlCs, WOcEn-
.SOsOVPV WAYS, BuGGIEs. sULkiES AND
CARRY ALls,n auction In order to raise money pay
debts, will sell on Friday, the 25th inst, AprD, largo
stock Ready Made Work. anction. II Is Of my
aud Large Family Carriages Rocka
WHY'S Bnpges sucs and spring Carryals. Sale pos
iiive. Terms will be liberal and made know at sale
arl II .etds dod before JOHN H. BAILEY.
Bedford Sentinel Salem Register, FncaHlo Democrat
and Wythetile Telegraph copy III day ofsoe.
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AUN GOODS At PUBLIC AUCTuON.-
- As trustee in deed Of trust executed TOM by William
= Hannah aud with the consent OF said Hannah, viii sell
ny way OF pube auction at the Market unse In the city OF
IynchhurH on WEDNESDAY the 3nth April, 1906 tho
valuable stock OF Goods convey ed IN said deed,
The said gnnd have been recently purchased and country
merchants and others will do well 60 attend Sale continued
from day IA day till completed
TERMS All sums under 300 cRh, all sums of that amount
and over upon credit of six and twelve month secured by
negotiable uates wen endorsed. =. W. PAGE, trustee
Sale conducted by nrya Akcrs auctr apl 22dSctda
w Republican copy.
nNRasC SALE OF VALuAUI.E TOWN
Il pRpPIRTN-By direction of trust deed, executed by
Ben y. Saekett, for the benefit Mcssrs Armstond
Warwick duly recorded In the Hastings Court clerk office,
shall asusee the promacs- saturday the ID May,
too sell nj public auction, two tcnomcnts Third street,
in the town OF vnhburg containing - feet front aud
ming back lo feet and the other 40 front and running
back 10 feet and other tenement Atb Alley immediate
~ In the OF the lots named being - feet front oh said al
Icy, aud running back 40 ectbenR tho property
yeyed IL Mr. sHckott by A. e. Hancock CONF tie ID July,
1855.
TERMS Cash to fourth the balance In Il, and ~
months negotiable notice satisfactorily ondoacd and the tn"
retained further security shall such title only
the deed vests In trustee. C. L. MOSBY trustee.
apl 1I-2tawtds
~ ltrsn enuy
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DIED

On tn, 18th inst VIRGINIA. only daughter OF Christian
Sarah Shnauber aged years eight months anu 10
layS.-R Dispatch.
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SALES BY AUCTION,
THIS DAN
~ BRYAN AKERs. Auor'n.

NEeEsOfs At .uCJGON-This morning NJ
~ half ocloek VIII sell two young aud likely negro
Nomenboth N cooks. &c They viii be sold without re-
serve. BRYAN AKFRS.
anl Augfi5 nrgr
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ssSEssDarES FOR GFFlCE.

- va requested to announce WILLS J. CoWIING
tonadste f,f cf Constable fnr the 7Ih district
alil4.lSco
> Ne rrtlorstd 10 anuounre Capt GEORGE W
~ can,ld f.r Constable n the second district Of
- aAta eoun'v fsli lG-dSctde'
ore antinrizad announce WILLIAM STONE
sani Office Constable in the seventh District Of
nl,l ni cnuafv irS ID d.ic
~ autr,r,z.i :, an'itncr X O. Dt)sS EanhI-
It oIeti S,erifI Of Carrpl ell comfy at the ensuing
ere1t lie Ga-d6ctte
p We Srs aufi.arzed announce lean H. toNlEi
heandian sheriff Canpt,N cnunty M the
ahsune riect!on I'm ,s,,,s cl.lS
- Ne anthatix,d anhnnntc Ii" NhD u
CHRISTIAN csadaste r reelection 10 ;ha aiEse o. te'r
iaanwrql,ls ,tfI,ny cginpi llcUupsN ~ the "snns
election fau dS ei'at.te.
Nfts&;sE ssAy 1ssET ssHOS 'Ett NN.,-
" m! question con br sssseto'y an,Wr,,' y 'at
ihsa h THoMPsuN q cos Dkl ST''kf hnn 'es.
n NJ same REALLY FINE and GIN M "a ,1.S
NfrDF0 tspi It'd stsn
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by WIN. II. MOsBY. Aucr'g.

uuOlhE AND LOT mt AcsiOu.-On Wednrs-
day afternoon, The 2ih na, Will sell the promises
desirable House aud loi situated Federal Hl, IN
the nsiehborhood Of raniets old stand G. X PHELPS
npl 2l#td auctr.
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orr pEACm.-The bIoody De-

EDWOaFE11 OFF FENNE.-Thf bI""dy Ur-
OF War which has long been Rl0atipg tho vi
tails Of the European Nations saiad with carnage ceases its
mnr1rfous havoc while the white winged Angel Of Peace
hovps pVng gaze the docinatod armies and dcs
olnted hearth Other objects viii nrnc the nj
entn mankind, the arts Of the thnuRhsanl
millions, the aud
imposing phaaphonaa of the win be- laid aside Tor I'll"
hahlamcnts honest industry. speaking OF bdbHdmtnfs
suggests and splendid stuck oSPRIN' READY
MADE GLDIIING exhibition ~ the Clothing Bazaar Of
burroughs Shatr Co The proprictors of this popular Ga
abshmen apprecianR aud grateful for the extraordinary
patronage them have spared neither pains
pnnse getting their goods for the spring sales Fur
call aud convince themselves, an in
spection will convince them of the superiority la
sive craftsmanship of the clothing of tnnnu
factnre the tIoIHNG BAAAAH, Main 81, n. T.
side above Bridge ~ RkOLtns, SHAFEh W.
AMI II Is
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4 N rcsiriMg fresh Rssimcss, Z take pleasure In
recommending to ends and patrons In
McHsrs Pittmnp kadc Charlton feel
business them will claim their hands,
prompt and undivided attention p u. WILLS
apI1
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The above sale postponed until Monday the 18th Of MAJ
Se aa1 u, Day ',,3 y. race Trustees
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u1sssOGuTlON.-rhe partnership sf Will
~ iiTTMAN Is this day dssolyed by r. y. Wils retl-
I ns from business = Is. WILLS.
BLAKE P1JTMAN.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ss = n lAfAlA WORTH ~ Ready Maae
sDsDV9OOO uL0rHINo. 81 sss.TLY nfpfcfD
cEs made expressly for AMI warranted second 70 none
Ia tho United States poiu 81 workmanship ana HUSH
Genrnol visiting Peter surg would do well 10 give me
r " they wish superior clothing. M assortment Of tothe
Csinos and Nesiings selected with great care and
get them direct from the Importers tereby saving the per
ccuagr the Jobrrs Al for goods In the tailoring
department IT. ,-e, and my suits are
made by the best wornen Ia tia STINT PIE call at my
Merchant Tailoring aud Ready Msde Clothing House u
sycamore street, Petersburg T1ios. " RofsToS. =
"A -
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~ II you undecided whcroyon The tIi PIsE
aud BEST PIANOS Just postpone matter until soaesns
trke Off L. NAss trial You retain the moneys
until tho Piano has given satisfaction -
lie willing give bond and security furnish You with
u superior Instrument ~ n low priif. aHssz
Orders .aperiaIy selection always receive
particular D. r. NASH, Piano Fort. Dealer,
- sycamore, corner of bslk rfreef !
petersbnrk Va E
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irMuEI rEkB WHITE JR
BDEED1 a WHITE, l.roccrs, & esn ns is.ioss
j AND FORWARDING MERcHANTA, ~ Old street,
Petersburg Va linar Idkcly
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: nn.rrsAny AND FANCY GOODS "a,

,.,px AVN ~ xx.y anons cs,,x.
49, The Subscribers have JUS, returned from NswSssYS
va OF this cv vicinity that they now open -~-
oiooDs CAPS HEAD DRESSES, HAIR BRAlDs, MAN.
T1LLAS, with a barge LOT OF fANtf AK r. Snch hs
s ss o %saa as 'r n tho hoaSSc houses Win grc care
and hope by constant attention to business to merit 'Def"
patronage ,., A.. ,...
We would respectfully solicit he patronage wv @
assure them that h'ir ORDERS WI W. p w. th s, ,'I -, tia
~ ipnnnts hoaehrd ana tep''e" " '"e po'' NY IT, " we
old stand on Mrlast street ,....- +, H.. ., ,,,.r.
~ We shn collect Hee9sn' IN '"y ana January
tgLApns II YOU WISH 10 SEE SOMETHING
REALLY fiiLIif' NAih'N A, ,Tr,t,e. co
ma u t. ,,.,. .,, ., mMa tans q oW
w 1, fr1ard account, To- ,hi- ofce
,r,o s,g.ps..U. or TOBACCO WEST,
Two HHsf 800, ~. -n - n"d,r,.nod Eorw,rd'
lug Merchants aud ArsSs q rs%@syyaS, E,Iso,G :,
T T@ AI r0iISrS * THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST
and from Their 'eqnannnee WIN the '"S ha9 oe o
years the e'nsFnce OF agr pnrt o" , @ a"
ing West through Baltimore they hat'ef themselves n' '"oy
can Civ ~, satisfaction ,. to 1 sl,p dp+hs, limo
Consignment I" 81 from the ".S. ~ ~, ' ry
attended 10 ~ mA Mdl,h s,r. 81 nomo,rc
hgler to JACOB sa rnn Mcpa%e n"r Preston Miller
Gr r,,, Lynchbnrg Crenshaw eco. Richmond
ma q oly , .-
~Iyandoi prolific Sor".IWe h".r l"sa re, re-
w cciyed smalilo of Wyandot lrohhc Corn, when
was @rignalS rra,"ca 3 h Ius @ The pre-
nm In ma, state Mt The last State Fair Circulars be
Jun a. '' Eth direction, for planting For sale by
ma dSrtsf i H. THOMPSON a. co
In ~o @ ,-.--.---
RNOR RENT .-EhM deSir"DN p'N",e is's'-
II dence on Iyhch street ne P'DPe''y IN !" NO
The House and lot are now undergoing thorough repair and
~ IN a NV DAYS be ready for family.
or ,er,. To the subscriber Cabell House.
his ahs,nc. Ia ] s. n the Farmers Banks
" nj 81 l.nJ2,s GEO WHITIOCK.
,.,s,,5 a,..5.,E.fV a..ss pNItEs YAsD
'rrD NnHpnrs Thu snbsrribor lrgs leave TO inform
the ezefs Of Lvneburg and its vicinity
To Iyncbnrg where several months for this
pnrDoao Of purchasing Negroes fr the Southern market be-
ages and thirty for which be Will pay
the highee Richmond cash prices -
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NEW F1RM.-The sn.icrsigaeA have formed
eopartnershp, and will transact general Produce
mission business In the Of P1TTMAN. WADE g.
CHARLTON In tho store forae ry oeeupcdby villa Pit.
? q BLAKE PITTMAf. ka
Qsato of Wills H. Pittuan9
JAMES WADE,
7. !. CHARLTON
Petersburg, AprlI l. 1856 (Iafe of Wade 4 Charlton
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JOHN ROwLkTT, N n ThNsOI u. a. WEIs0ER
uOuuN ROWEETT ~ CO., sseneRMl Conn ms H..
- SION MERCHANTS. No ZIG Sycamore street Pators-
burg, Va
Particular attention paid TO salcs Of TOBACCO, ffuun
WHEAT, CorroN, aud Country Produce generally
Prompt sacs and quick every unless request
ed to store.
supplied with pure Peruvian and Mexican Gusn
Lime Plaster home Dust S.ods Agricultural Machinery, la
rcmonts, sc. &c, Ds Burgs super Phosphate Of Lime.
Mougonory's Premium Roekaway Fan Milh Seots Little
tllnnt. Watts Cun Brace Flows. &c. IfeGdly
Daily American organ., 1856-04-22
NEW FIRM AND NEW ARRANGE
MENTS. y .rnss,

NyHE Undersigned, It. POTENTINI and
IL s. ZITELL, having formed copartnership
for the purpose of carrying the Confectionery and
Restaurant business, at 27s Pennsylvania avenue,
under the style Of
P0TENTINI & ZITELL, #
Beg leave to call the attention of the patrons Of the
old firm, and the public generally to the increased
facilities which they now offer for supplying
WEDDING, BALL, AND SUPPER PARTIES,
at the shortest possible notice. with all the decacies
both in and out Of season. @
Rooms furnished for Breakfast, Dinner, and Sup
per, for private parties, at all times.
We have also connected with our establishment a
fine Saloon, fitted up expressly for the ladies, where
they can be furnished with
GAME AND OYSTERS
of all kinds served up in every STYLE at the shortest
notice Ladies favoring with call can always be
furnished with every decacy that the appetite de-
sires.
Ladies and gentlemen can have their Meals, sent to
them at their private rooms by leaving orders.
We win also pay particular attention to the manu-
featuring Of plain and ornamental Confectionery in
all their branches, and will always keep on hand a
select assortment Of French Confections Bon Bons,
Preserves, &c.
P0TENTINI Il ZITELL,
27e, south side Pa av., bet 10Th and 11th sts
ap 14-2m
Daily American organ., 1856-04-22
TOPHAM a. NORFLET,S

= N II v r.
Saddle, Harness, and Trunk store,
499. Seventh Street. opposite Odd FeIlo,cs' Hail.
MI ESSRS. TOPHAM tiate OF Philadei.
IN phia) and NORFLET (of this city, respect
fully announce to their friends and the public, that
they have commenced the Saddling Business at the
above stand, where they win make and keep con-
stanty on hand large and superior assortment Of
Mems, Ladies', and Boys Saddles 81
Brides, Martingales, and Whips af..
Harness of every description, both for city and
country use
All kinds Of Trunks Valises, and Carpet Bagy
Ladies, Satchels, Travelling Baskets, and Fancy
Work Boxes ~ st
Horse Blankets, Covers, Collars, and Hamss
Horse, Spoke, and Dust Brushes
Cards, Curry combs, Sponges &C.
All material used will be the best that can be OBJ
tanned and both of us having been practical work
men for several years, we feel confident that our work
cannot be surpassed, either for style or durability
BY unremitting efforts to give satisfaction we hope
to merit and respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage.
Particular attention paid to covering Trunks, and
repairing all kinds of work.
Saddlers' Tools constantly on hand. az
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