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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

PARoDI's CONCERT THE first Of the present and
closing series Of Concerts to be given by Parodi
in this city, will come off ut the Odd Fellows Hail.
This evening, when she will beg assisted by Mime
Patti Strakoseh, signor Leonardi and III. strakosch,
all Of whom are eminent in the musical world. The
programme Of the occasion embraces many pieces of
great reputation and very difficult execution, many
Of light and spanking nature and some of which
they themselves are their own only prototypes and
exponents full house assure to be in attendance and
we make our remarks only that those interested may
remember seats, which can be done at the
music stores, Norman's, St. Charles bookstore and
the ST. Louis Hotel. 555 a. y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11
NEW STYLE OF
Esa0NeeEeG eas'Ei1ICSaE Teeth.

No Lady wearing them need be afraid to laugh heartily for
full display of the set will the eectu way Of produc
ing the impression they not artificial closely nature
counerfeited workmanship and finish. They made
and inserted by EDWARD ING Dentist C. ST. Charles street.
Charles Hotel who also fills decayed Teeth with
pure gold FOIL process which nsues the reten
lion Of the gold, jail 2ply
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ID ZEE ID 4

On Saturday, the 9th inst st O'Clock P NJ Mt the CITY Ho
tel Col d. NJ DALEY, Of the firm of e. Nj. Daley Co.. Of
this city. '' - : 49,
as soon as the necessary made
friends and acquaintance also those Of his partner E. f. A.
Talarie, shall have due notice.
On Saturday the 9Th inst. at O'Clock p NJ LUCINDA
wife OF VIM Bryan aged 81 years oldest daughter the late
jesse Coward, Of Bay ST. Louis Miss 81
Cincinnati o and Covington y papers please copy.
MD@ The best evidence that can be nelducetl
in favor Of the ecacousness of Hollands German ers pre-
pared by Dr. G. NJ Jackson the unprecedented demand
them from all of the Union and although may
mary compounds prepared and represented being worthy of
liberal patronage yet feel constrained to remark that
vast number of testimonials with which the worthy doctor
been honored by of the highest character and
by who found it necessary have his prepare.
ton is testimony sufficiently conclusive that eectua
remedy for the almost immediate relief Of those afflicted with
that drefu msady Dyspepsia has been discovered
See advertisement. fed lmdSW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

h3- The attention Of purchasers is called to the
sale at Auction this day. at II o'clock, at No. IS
Customhouse street, by R. B. Sykes, Of the cargo of
brig industrial consisting Of laisns almonds, prunes,
vines, etc, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

GRAND MILITARY Ma soUERADE AND FANCY DRESS
]. The 22d Of February a day ever memorable
chronicles will be celebrated here, among 9TH
er festivities grand mta Masquerade and fan
cy dress ball, to be given at Odd Fellows Hail. The
names Of the directors, who, bye, are among
our most popular and well known citizens, may be
seen in another column. As the ball is entirely a
subscription one, gentlemen must make their ar
rangements in accordance. 4 @+l
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Restoration of the Face

TO ITS ORIGINAL CONTOUR, bringing into use all Of the
muscles necessary to natural expression when changed
loss Of Teeth, demonstrated by
DR.. J. S. CLARK,
fell 2plt Union Bank Building l2l1s Canal street.
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RICE-RICE-
BY L. L. SYKES
matchmaking matchmaking

H. P. BUG LEY
Qate YOUNG 4 co.. s CAMP STREET
Respectfully invites the of purchasers 10 his entire
stock Of fine WATCHES JEW f,I.RY and SIIVERWARF
manufactured imported expressly his order every article
Of which is fully guaranteed.
Particular attention is invited to his Watches
which cannot be eceled the city will be sod ut prices
lower than is often asked for inferior article
N- The sricest attention, heretofore Watch Repar-
ing, Diamond Setting, o. jcwelry Work a2S 2p2w
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III Card.

Ill Card.
To Dr.. SAMUEL REYNOLDS 1l5 Ciravier street.
Deer Sir feel it sacred duty suffering humanity
h acknowledgment you for your successful efforts
in only relieving from lingering torture but restoring
health md strength. For three years and half had been
suffering ndescribabe ortures owing my face
and had been prescribed for and operated upon by OF the
eminent surgeons in Europe and this country without
perencing any relief when by chance heard of you placed
myself under your charge You extracted the cancer
weeks ago. and by the application of your save
affected parts have been in that short time made well
This certificate you liberty publish make such
you please. Very truly yours,
JOHN G. NASH,
No. l25 Marigny street, Third District.
New ORLEANS, January 6, l856.-ja3l 2p&Wlm
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.IDr. Thomas u. Hopper,

SURGEON DENTIST,
NO.1G9 ST. HARLES STR e e II,
Opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans
E duties Of his Profession in all its
branches guarantees satisfaction in all
d2l 2ply
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Southern Furniture BV'0fe1'0Omes
CHARLES A. STEWART,

LakAELLEi9 "a 3Lh w 4AENL,
AT Nos. III AND 1913 CANAL STREET,
Has just received from the mandatory, beautiful stock of
splendid Mahogany ARM0IRS and BEDSTEADS addition
his hitherto large stock of
H0U e HOLD f U X NITU RE.
re- Parties wishing anything his line will their
advantage give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

SLAVES sLAVES-A CHOICE LOT OF NINETEEN
saves-Field Hands, Mechanics and House Servants-to
close copartnership.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG.
TUESDAY. Feb. 10, at 12 o'clock, ut Banks
i Arcade the following Slaves will be sold
No. 1.-The Negro Man ACk, aged Is ycarsa No Black
smith.
No. 2Te Negro Man ISAAC aged 10 yearsa first Field
No. 3The Negro BILL aged q years-a first Field
No THE Negro Boy LUXE, aged IL yeasa good Field
Hand and Piowboy.
No. The Negro Boy JOHN, aged l6 yearsa good Field
Hand.
No 6The Negro Man PERRY, aged % yearsa first rate
Field Hand $3.50.
No The Negro Man TOM, aged 20 years. first Field
No eThe Negro SOLOMON aged "a yearsa good Field
g. Hand.
No eThe Negro Man NORRIS aged q yeas- good Field
Hand
No. l0The Negro Man ISAAC, aged IS yeasa good Field
Hand and his Wife.
No. 1Te Negro Woman ANN, aged g good Field
Hand
No. 1.-THE Negro Woman CHARLOTTE, aged "a years-a
good Seamstress, Washer and Ironer
No. l3The Negro girl CHARLOTTE aged 10 yearsa good
Field Hand and fair Cook
No, 1.-THE Negro Woman SARAH, aged &c years-a No
No. 1.-THE Negro Girl EMMA aged yesrs-a No House
No. l6Ths Negro Woman AMANDA aged II years-o good
Field Hand.
No. 1.-THE Negro Girl HARRIET AUGUSTA, aged lG years.
a good Field Hand
No. IS-The Negro Woman SARAH ngea q years-a good
Field Hand and her children, ANN aged years
No. l9The Negro Man OTTWY aged IS ycarsa Field Hand;
Title only guaranteed
The above slaves fully guaranteed against the
Inulatlies prescribed by law.
TERMSTwelye months credit, with per interest
ded for good city acceptance.
Acts of sale before James Graham Notary Public
pense of the purchaser.
The Slaves be any previous the sale by
calling at the Anctionecrs Office 30 Camp Street fell Ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

.s~s.. leighton S B0s'bOt, g..
CORNER SIT. CHARLES AND CANAL. SITS,
Have on hand some Of those --
NJ A M M O r III S H I r T S.
Half-a-Dozen for Sc 90. 49,.
..,-..-. --Also-
The 81 2 81 50 and 50 90 SHIRTS besides large stock Of
YORK MILL and FINE LINEN
SHIRTS.
Ea% SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE.
~ Mandatory, No 106 Grand street. near Broadwoy New
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11
EK0s'aeey Mouse, Eaton Esoasge

This we'll Hotel has undergone, during the past
months extensive alterations and repairs various
mes hive been made in different parts of the establishment
the supplied with places md nothing overlooked
would be likely add the comfort and convenience
patrons.
- The Furniture and everything pertaining the house
has thoroughly overauled put perfect order and
is open for the reception Of guests.
VIM. MARKHAM.
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Clothing
W E EK Io w IL r. X g IL Is :.
LEgGEaT ON & BARBOT,
CORNER OF ST CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS
Offer the balance Of the WINTER STOCK OF CLOTHING
AT REDUCED PRICES, to make for Spring Goods
Our friends and customers particularly invited to give
call
OYERCOATS, '-"
BUSINESS COATS,
HEAVY CASHMERE PANTS,
AND CASHMERE VESTS,
etc. ETC., etc., AT COST
LEIGHTON s. BARBOT
fell 2p6 St. Charles and Canal SITS.
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.L0sV .B00ks---LGaU Reports,

g.. For sale by ...-
THOMAS l.. WHITE,
LAW 8 NTsCELLANEoUs BOOKSELLER,
Hos CANAL STREET.
CURTIS DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES to be completed in Is volumes,
WHARTON & STILES MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
PUTNAM'S UNITED STATES DIGEST Vol II. ~" IT,.
UNITED STATES STATUTES AT LARGE, in 10 Volumes
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS, 81 volumes, sold
separately or complete. L-& I@ g.
WALKERS INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN LAW de-
signed as Text Book for Students. ID a.a@ H.
GRAHAM AND WATERMAN ON NEW TRIALS, revised
edition, in 3 volumes. @EI
LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI NEW YORK AND MASsA.
CHUSETTs STATE REPORTS complete sets Of each
State. a asg - .....,-,.N
KENT'S COMMENTARIES, new edition, 4 volumes
ARCHIBOLDS CRIMINAL PLEADING, new and revised
edition.
GREENLEAF'S ON REAL PROPERTY
PETERS AND HOWARD's SUPREME COURT REPORTS
OF THE UNITED STATES, complete to 18th of Howard
WHARTON'S LAW OF HOMICIDE e
N. B. A well assorted stock of Law BOOKS, at
fell 2p5t los CANAL STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

EReCeiUeG.
w dDR HGMS &c wv IA Va.
CLOTHIER
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
under the City Hotcl,)
Have just received per late arrivals from the North large
addition to their usual large stock Of
Fine Fashionable Clothing,
-Comprising-
OVER COATS,
DRESS COATS
AND FRoCK COATS,
OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
Together with choice selection of
EVENING VESTS AND SHAWLs,
to which they invite especial attention. fed 2pla
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

Rich s. Co.'s Salamanca" Safes.
wILDER'S PATIENT
With Powder Proof Locks, that have never Hbeen
Robbed.
TWELVE YEARS USE AND A DOLLARS
OR PAPERS DESTROYED.
Ne full of the Valuable Safes constantly
hand, and for sale by
SOUTHMAYD & HARRISON,
mildly 90 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
corner St. Charles and Canal sts
N B. We have choice selection of NECK TIES of various
styles and patterns CRAVATS; sCARFS Jouvns GLOVES;
SUSPENDERS; SILK and MERINO UNDERSHIRTS aad
DRAWERS; RICH EMBROIDERED SHIRTS; MORNING
ROBES etc. etc. which invite the attention the pub
lie, fell 2n6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11
Election ,t,-aYay.

An election will take place today in the Third
Representatiy District, BOUNDED by Julia and Canal
streets the River and the Lake for Constable to fill
the vacancy created BY the death Of Mr.. John A.
Agaisse
DR.. w. w. Mitchell has been nominated by the
American party candidate for the position. We
consider him fully qualified for the post, personally
q and otherwise. IF elected, of which there is no
doubt, ii his party supports hinl with the zeal and
unanimity he deserves he viii an excellent and
efficient officer
largest the city it IS, there.
fore, quite that the executive officer Of the
Second Justices Court should be capable and faithful
to his trust and to the interests Of those who
have business in his keeping. We believe Mr..
Mitchell possesses all these qualifications and urge
our friends to inrn out en- nasse to his support.
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= The MAILS The mails due on Saturday, via No
# bile, failed from beyond Montgomery Ala. We re-
eeiyed some papers Of the 1st inst from New York,
and for the year 1856 have to acknowledge
receipt Of papers from Washington as late due,
having on yesterday received the Integencer Of the
18th inst but we were favored with nothing from be
yond that place. There wills due us this morning
the mails from New York of ID Sd 4th and 5th inst
--------E ~
H FIRST JusT1oE's CouRT. The announcement, which
is published in another column, informs the public
and parties interested o the removal Of the First Jus
tees Court from No 222 Tchouptoulas to No n Ju-
liza street. between Magazine and Foucher street. Any
of cur friends having business to transact with the
above named Court may rely upon its being transact
ed with prpnlptitude and despatch.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

They would also call their superior Of
and Muslin HIRTs which they offer at low prices fell 2plN
sMNgesSfsees
F OR FE B r UARY, IS Sc,
aB- g. NMoE%xA -Nr s$.
Exchange Place, adjoining the Post Office, ". 0.
HARPER's MAGAZINE;
PUTNAM's MAGAZINE;
KNICKERBoCkER;
HOUSEHOLD WORDS;
FRANK LEsL1E'S Gazette of Fashion,
FRANK IEsI-IE's N. YORK JOURNALS
ARTHuRs HOME MAGAZINE;
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE;
GODEYs LADYS BOOK;
LONDON ART JOURNAL;
THE SCHOOL, FELLOW
Together with all the LATE PUBLICATIONS of the day.
-eInbTacing-
BIOGRAPHY,
TRAVELS,
SCIENTIFIC WORKS
NOVELS, etc, etc. etc
The subscriber invariably sells his Books Publishers
J. G. MORGAN,
fell eplt Exchange Place opposite the Post Office.
Horace HARDY,
1875 CAMP STREET, 1856
Has just received large and beautiful assortment of
FASHIONABLE EMBROIDERIES,
SPRING DRY GOODS,
which having been purchased extremely low for cash. he
abled sell moderate prices be found any
other establishment this city. Ladies will please call and
anime for themselves.
RICH VALENCIA AND GUIPURE LACE SETS.
EMBROIDERED SWISS AND JACONET SETS
JACONET AND SWISS EDGING AND INSERTING.
GUIPURE, JACONET AND SWISS BANDS
VALENCIA, THREAD AND MALTESE LACES.
RICH FLOUNCED BAREGE ROBES.
PLAIN AND figured BAREGES.
FRENCH JACONETS, very rich.
LATEST STYLE SPRING SILKS.
LADIES LINEN CHEMIsES, etc, etc.
HORACE HARDY,
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fashionable CEOgEaiaeQs
F. S 7 RI N G E R & CO.,
Do CAMP STREET, %
Are selling their stock of heavy WINTER GOODS greatly
reduced prices They have few superior CLOTH TALMAS
Plain and Ribbed Beaver Cloth OVER COATS and Over SACs
Superior French Cloth FROCK and DRESS COATS
Do do Cashmere PANTS, late style.
A large assortment of SILK, VELVET and CASHMERE
VESTS. --
S III Il rs.
They would also call attention to their superior stock Of Line
and Muslin SHIRTS which they offer at prices 2piN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

coErQbVFased by his advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11
GREN0BLE WALNUTs
BY r. r. SYKES

+" GRENOBLE WALNUTS.
BY r. B. SYKES.
TUESDAY, Feb. Its, at Ill I-2 o'clock, at SO
street, for of whom may concern will be
sold -.. : =. IL.
50 bales less English Genole Walnuts landing
ship J. G. Potter, from harseles slightly damaged.
TERMS-Cash fell
SLAVES SLAVES--A CHOICE LOT OF NINETEEN
SavesField Hands, Mechanics and House ServantG-to
close copartnershp.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

All the world and the rest of mankind breathed
feer and easier on Saturday morning last after read
ing the Courier, in whose broad columns it was dis
tncty set forth that the editors thereof did not in
tend to institute further as to the right
Of the Legislature to remove Sheriff Hufty. Whether
this annuncation had anything to do with the ex-
ceeding beauty and balminess Of the day. or whether
it contributed to the surprising grandeur Of Clark
Mills glorious Equestrian Statue of the ilustrious
Hero Of Orleans We plain and unpretending men, are
unable to say. One thing is certain, however the
splendor Of the day was only equalled BY the match
less excellence Of the statue Neither left anything
to be desired.
After consgning Sheriff Hufty to the tender mer
ces Of the Legislature grateful that gentleman
ought to be THE Courier proceeds to fire 9 whole
broadsde of heterogeneous and admontons into the
Crescent and American party generally Although
the cannonade was intended to be tremendously for
nidable, we have heard Of no damage being done to
either of the bonbarded parties The Crescent still
lives fuller Of vitality and strength than ever; and
tie American party Sit is currently reported and gen
orally believed, still maintains an unbroken organiza
ton, with rmer resolve and sterner determination
than ever to triumph when the next lances are bro
ken with the enemy.
The Courier quotes two short paragraphs from two
lengthy articles which appeared IN the Crescent OF
Wednesday and Friday, emphasized by small capital
letters Of its own manufacture and then proceeds to
PROFOUND certain interoga which appear in the
proper place below. In our article Of Wednesday
We stated that there were no Americans in office in
tie parish Of Orleans save through the regular pro-
cess Of law and that to turn them out wthoutcause,
charges Or reason, would be an act Of outrageous
tyranny which would justify any mode and measure
Of resistance And in our article of Friday denying
that the power Of the Legislature was & supreme and
unlimited, claimed by the Courier, affirming that
cause must be shown before officers could be removed,
and alleging that the matter must before
the Supreme Court for revision and final determine.
ton, we made the following statement:
We entertain grave doubts whether the question will be
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30

New YORK. Sept. Ell here have been sey-
1 al death, from yellow Fever in Willow an |
, .roman streets, Brooklyn and there Is quit" a
, mic among the inhabitants in the neighborhood.
! ngitves from the infected district have been
.ossing the ferries 10 this city all the morning.
t is reported that Mayor Hal anl several mem
ers of his family are down with the fever.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30

Nrw ioR6 sept. . There j. an upward
movement here 10 day in Bread,uil-. and ooa.
siderable activity in the market. Flour has ad
faneed III 10 20 cent, per harrel, and wheat /"
cents per bushrl There is IA strong speculative
movement in Corn and there have been salrs of
100 bushels at > eeuts advance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30

BosroN. sept %. ls56-l he republicans Of
4 5e Seventh Congress- auaI District, in conyrn
: m ut Lawrence Yesterday, nominated y. p
anks for re election to Congress, by accl~ma-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30

NGShoES W ANftD .-1h suh-crib"r
thnes IN market i'r DtiRpEs. ut both Ia
The ages al Ia anu h including Mechanic such
as haeksmthS aud Carpenter and VII pay the If MAJ.
kft Plie'. IN cash Nui5o newly erected htr budding
ON l,t g" fn'h street Immediately In II the Farmers
Hahk "hefe he prepared thaNng erected bulldogs " ri,
that VIEW Ia board n"Et"ess tn IYuchur or
erNe on as moderate terms and keep thcn
they were plReed IN the jail OF the Corporation
may 9dSelY SETH WbRpRDnF
IN unDs New Orleans nnd u. Rico sugars
wv in Store Tor sale At lowest MARI rates
My u dAtt, ikBN Il SAUNDERS
r.SN1ubl Ika tS.KpalIEbRap VnnAs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30
.,,,T.III FI\Tt Rt.sIoR sALE.-s wish TO

z dsl,se at plivatrsale OF TIE tiNures ot M %oafS'
I,etsr, recently carried iY lie. peprlest a i@Pe =
H. Ilry consist All the necessary nAiHfe - ven CON-
r. ,l IL and nearly new. wing hecu used but Que
season Thev will be disposed OF on hberal TERMS
, n tb4 hnildug is also sale opportunity Is pre-
1i,,, ,n tl,,asaa JOHN d. ALEXANDER,
''' ai + Ia Ats Campbell Ct ilo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
6sIcmARosoN a cos, Carpet, OIL Cies

EDICuARDsDs a cos, Carpet, Oil Cloth,
Ia ard Curtain Ware Rooms No o5 Main Street, Richmond
W have determined in the future to devote entire
enu 10 the above business and having arranged Store
that purpose prepared to exhibit the largest
complete assortment Of GarpenRs oil Cloths Curtain
,iood g. the State Of Virginia. and but rarely
with any establishment In the United States I'm.
porting direct from the English Manufacturers and selecting
with ir,ersnn. the best American Fabrics SHALL
all times hc prepared furnish all ateles pertaining
business promptly aud relying the citizens of Virginia.
North Carolina enterpze
assure tion We VIII be content with moderate profits
shown beir OF patterns AMI styles of Velvet Tapestry
"2 p s65 erse ply ingram and Venetian met do
her Mats satin Wasedaud India Damask Tor Curtains Satin
Muslin Curtains Window shades all siyes and dual
tiles Floor oa Cloths Talle on Cloths all widths Cloth
n Is we~m have on Cloth. and carpenes cut for any,
hall being furnished with diagram and measure
sep iodacIm. RICHARDSON co
NEW CARPET WARE RO0Ms.-Cnas
Va Carpets Rugs and on Cloths and splendid
men Tor the Fall saes daily arriving to which we respectfully
the attention of purchasers from all sections
Them thai they viii be sold at New York prices Royal Vel
per Ingram Fine carpeng Venetian carpetlng from the low
IS. 10 thu heai made Cocoon Mattngs Rugs on Cloths Door
Covers 80 buyers VIII please give me early call
''pS' ''''''e' WI -" " cI III a a 9
sep lwf opposite EA. Bank Richmond, Va.
d,oh.unsAN HoTEI. for Rcn, or lease.
e-ahshed Hotel in Richmond rent with immediate
osos'an There are chambers sufeent for two hundred
and most for cooking washing &C.
aud larEe stable aud large carriage houses, &c.
lhs property ell known that further description
To good tenant the will be
sep 0e2tawtl y. ID. CRENSHAW.
NTEu FsIa, S.HODa.-Ghns. a. sswaiktns,
v lGl hnn St, Richmond Na-Magnihcsnt Stock Of
Pile aud Fancy br Goods for Cash only opening by dn
b arrivals from tie various Sohmers all the styles they
arsn in thu markets adapted TO the Virginia and North Gar
oua tndr ladies Dress Goods Domestic Cotton Goods
servants NuaCut Hosiery Gloves; also Carpets Rugs and
oil Cloths very cheap Curtains Goniccs Flnnnes shaws
Emhrodooa DC Huyers from the upper country
flN invited to call for themselves bargains Will
h" s5l CIlAS A. GWATKINS,
sep .INif opposite Fix. Bank. Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30

lhsis 10 certify that pu' hRsed ct Mssars John NJ L
ElNu g. las Fall thcr Wheat Drills " ia tiuano
attachment uded with tho Drills about three hundred
aud hflV bushels wheat with from 100 pounds Of
rlue oua quantities of plaster per Tho wheat at
Ills tmo hook much better than hroalcaRt wheat, which
lad more guiana. plaster and wheat per The drilled
wheat IL much less Iahleto kH and Hauds dry cold
much better than that hraascast In
aud covered deeper JNu y ALEXANDER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30

PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLOTHING; uOusE. AZ Avon

~ Mntt, -, rFIttshun8 -Aly Stock o Ready Mado
Clothing aud Gets Furnishing Goods embrace
ruN" and superior variety h have had the pleasure
o exhibiting the citzeus Of the Coekno city
country Cloths Gasaneroa and Vcstngs have
boon soeetod with from fin
of patterns nnd will he nado man.
shot nuec, aud warranted sale
Party aud Wedding of choice ma
beat na shall be disappointed upon
my stock MI JOHN WHITE Gutter aud Manager of tho
Custom Department IHOS. W. RofSTDN
sep cots - sycamore st., Petersburg, Va.