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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-30

COLLISION ON THE GREAT WESTERN RA1IRoAD-
We copy the following dispatch from the New York
Times of the 23d inst:
DETROIT, Wednesday, Oct %.
a collision occurred last night on the Great West
ern Railway, near Thames, between the lightning eX-
press train and down freight train occasioncd by
the displacement OF Il switch The engineer of the
express train WAS slightly injured, but nobody else
was hurt
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves on SATURDAY, November LIST. ut 5 F. NJ
H@S, REGULAR ST. LOUIS PAGkET.-
= The fine regular passenger steamer Dela-
sssssas4a ware McMurtry muster. will leave for St.
Louis and all intermediate landings above. For freight
or paSsasc apply On board or to
j. i. CHIr.Ds, IS Poydras st.
H2-The Delaware will particular all
frei"Lf o2o
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Yours, ETC., W.

Pooh RULE WHICH WILL NOT WORK BOTH
WAYS" No paper discontinued until all arearages
are paid, is an announcement figuring at the head
of many of our contemporaries who are occasionally
bothered with non-paying subscribers The rule does
not work we'll, rather it is made to work both ways
out in Alabama, if the following correspondence,
which We find in Harpers last, is authentic:
OFFICE OF THE II DEMOCRAT.
Col. W. B. M.-Dcur Sir Enclosed YOU will find
your account for ten years subscription to the Demo
crat, amounting to siO for which please remit.
Yours ETC., P. W.
H, Ala, July u.
P. W.-Dear Sir: Stop MY paper.
Yours, etc, ". B. NJ.
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TT NV IIlfII0T T T 7
Tllt RSRAl, TT =;

The mentioned plenA passenger packets will leave
their regular days, without fl. ut the hour appointed All
bsc>s their will be promptly and faithfully
attended Frcg taken for Iaaoo, il consigned W NJ.
SHAW the Of the boats Eick>h-, who Will forward
ii without delay, and without any charge
These will he responsible for any letter package
containing money! ewclry other vHuableS, unless regular
bills nj lal taken specifying the anil va1 and
the freight paid for any yualts deposited with the clerk
by tttr passengers, contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply on board
CARROLL, Pl:ITrHARD 4 CO.,
Union Row, 81 tHFoul"lti St.
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MON KNW, u INFONIHTt
L Z. SMI TIL No. } Tchnilnitnnlus


dk,,NS ass, 1s7NHHEEltls fE ffIEs,A ANnSM Iit' E "
o Tie packets hcrrtotoe ihr 1re ne cieS
"vs @;is ~, company 70 rum m TEi,WEEKnY L1NE OF
I'D ,;y!r. f THE NENPiIis AND NEW 6ELEASS rArKEr
Tic oa comprising he Line arc all of the FIRST CLASS
inferior 10 none in The West o Sonh for speed contor and
WA leave each place every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud
A3l'rHuIar aenron viii he pail to way business.
-NoSpAr rArKETs-
Ben FSn"islin ,i NJ. G. H"I%rs I,'?'';; muster
En ingamar. .,p':i i N"ono":h @ ,'rS ,sitr ':'''S'
u.n. w Hii, rn?s %AfN Il Sr@y7l S1* master.
Belfast H. l.. Church, master.
Shippers an passengers rely on the pu1ctuHy o. the
Mail Line and with all the railroads and boats ot Nashville, St
w. continuance of the patronage hitherto extended the
owners Of Ibis Line is respectfully solicited For freight pas
'ss3S sy" "'"j" J"liS T. HYDE co.. CO rovlra street
-sRFggtssssasss 1Rg SHIPS, ,sTEAnlHHATs AND FAM
"SS.5? S sda iS sy,?Ssa. Ts HH M III: 'S y
ZZ-~~nms iin1 iarreis nHd lolf ,I|rrs!s Of Choice
%t So royDREAs 'tS E., f;E by '"" S o at '
n B-Srea,nhon onl Ships upir5 with nll Kids of live
SS%s' SS,E % Such as n% iS p y"v, logs '0"'' Pigs STD a
DRUGS. elEDlCIAi iGS, PEi&EU9l sri<T
f !rC-TIe sa,cyber would eSrestf4y cali the @sp, AZ
~ r%r, rny,r,< nna @ F"nI ii FL 70 his his Wf W . a.
II q WHICH on r>'mnt!i%n vii he nnnd FEESil and
NE very lest qn m Sv I6"nd a, this t.b"meht, @ with
III he popular M!emd Waters, >n'h rs CONGRESS- Rlt
LICK, la" Rooms supplied reasonable With
Fl-RE HONEY, ESSENCE PEPPERMINT, GUULEI BIT
TIERS etc.
THOMAS RANKIN. Druggist and Apothecuy,
a24 ly rnr. Camp and P"v.rs> streets.
FihARNW11 ihRW SA s Sfs S SN411N ShNt5 AHE
WESTERN PRODUCE, No. $ Tchoupi" "".B street, New
Orleans. ol9ly
y DOBlNSOS ~ VEGRLANDER. STENMBOAT
- AiHNlS, Commission and Forwarding Merchants No 81
Front u6 I'm
GECOND-fiAND FURNITURE STORE, NJ
~ - bHrOnTIe street. tnr;.
Secondhand Furniture Of all dissertations
changed nlso repaired and vanished il the best nri
reasonable
Persons declining house kccpnE and wishing dispose
their GrnitGre would do we'll to call the
! fp23 N. VnIRNE.
| W. AGENT AND GOLLErTOR Business Of any Iesrrip
entrusted his charge Will prompt attention
Notes collected throughout State prop
! raIlittanceS made
| ....REFERS TO-.
| Jackson Mss New Orleans.
| FaaiT Putnam K Co., Shark, Day L Staufer,
| Wiiitm Hnrieuan, l. Marsh DenEtan K ca,
Chancellor tfEN
| COAF ROsIN-5pl bbls, for sale by
! - ALFRED kEARNT,
! ol0 - Magazine street.
RAcoN-ao casks ct9iss @ !saT 13 sidSS M for sns by
ola - TchoupitoulAs stree.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
s-.usa. - ,==z==-==zg.,- NEW ORLEANS, JACK
80! dssEd -tfRflsfthhfA- son AND GREAT NORTHERN
S4asS 80 Ii So u ~ - - = X 4 IIRUAD.


FROM fp SEPTEMBER 3sr ocToHyR.
r4SSFNtiE IRA IL 'raYe New n;'eans. .in!g. nj half
as 31tN r NJ, l i! Ma=no;s Mi; njHeiy'tisht
ys, Nsg', eeey m9 Ds ~" o. oclo l. and seAcAe, Ne"
F~s-t.e, "r',, rer nile zach ~av ChHdrer nnIer6vs
ye.e- g. ro ri.tn bc'~eeni five and twelve Sear, Of
SEASON 7I,HEis ,ay be ob',incd at the Office Of the
.r, u .c. IL in ," rca, Of ' At , r%iacy' orirr
H,:'fr 'SoesJ hoFjln tllen to do an, 'N'1E
r. - to IN &ot m %4 ,sy ,;{ ,p,ys@, A. A. the 'is :; VII
@ WY. 'b"'e ma tiisa trip both ways will have 70 be
FEEijIi1 TRNIN leaves Ncw Orleans for Magnolia and
tr5ardl s,-'""'s NJ r2,N \ N every Tnr'I'y Thu
%: ~ t. ] "" @ ,s Ia" ' %yy tt IT," fr"i aHd VI F'ay %
a ii M @ ] Gs f @ay l!s % S xseI ste rsF -; .nY sy> n'
=" w. 4 r s s viii o eteiy, a., ts t Sr% ' 9, ,l depo;
four G r. r @ 'HTaED ,s isn, s"H' from fT5ansE""2 H.5 to
-IncEt at+ ' .Iars Magnolia every day, connecting
81 80 :..s ,:,rS$S }%HGhi:Af %FsfSES
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS-
O. " % i @ s y"r @ t ,yD"t ] "a, AlSrS M AZ, @%" r5''
hlg."t rIer! dug a.''.''-.''' A. y.
Atgfye af Bayou Buit .i2J + M
RETURNING;
Arj'rat 'irctm, ......,...,.,,..........5;-p iM
xrrsr,i,, r&krts 10 "a 10 he regular stations and buck the
s'I.s AZ yrll! he iSsuei g" follows:
f. i@,yoU Irs NiIymnr., -
IT, I:'yrl@9 '"ro"f"'e t"'ssin- and TrrFebofne -
lEe5E'e.,;; ;; ~ "a
I",rr.'. f~rrtrue r,.ij Stations. prices prop6ron
~ @ j - & Am, ms SSt | N EEY W NoENiSl at % oclock pre-
Fjs}, will nerccevvd for lmyon ronf and intermediate
Stations ny tt Company the wharf the foo, OF ST. ions
must e the shippers freight Grlvrrvd al all
">. ] S. 4v, @ ',0T sSf sSf % S M'SS i %*s WITS
~ 1@ x R n" @ , @ o @I5 Fse % T 10 5 81 had on application
II the olre .. the Company.
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WEI leave SATURDAY. November lst. ut j n'rpck F. NJ
T-%sr FOR NAPOLEON. ARK. - THE
s1iGk e substantial and fast running steamer Grcna-
ESasrs ,te. Gwattney master having undergone thor
out cFnirs, leaves above for Napoleon Gaines and tins
ton! Landings. Columbia Greanvile an! all the Bends For
freight u passage apply ou board or to
on LEWIS SNAP2 & co. ! Front street
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Leaves every FRIDAY, Mt P. ". ~
ERTE{sT1E,iR kTEfFDAV WICK
FOR RED RIVER.

viii leave THURSDAY the 3D inst at O'clock p NJ
n1ss REGULAR RED RIVER Packet
F. For veport Grand Bayou, Canp'e GRAND
Ss-sas t,core, leaanirn and AL plantations Rel
Rive--Thc light draught steHner Hope, Thomas Moore,
will leave above, For freight Or passase apply
on board, or 10 .. -. .... - , ....
$50 LEWIS SEAPP It CO., Front street.
Rs- No bi paid without order from the captain or clerk
Will leave on SATURDAY, November lSt. At O'Clock M
H~sss l. FOR SliREFEPOItT DIRECT
EALEa~es1% The fine fast running light drh!Sht steamer
Planter Hiram Wilson, ma'tor vii % Lave
Shreveport. Grand Bay"n, thmpe. Grand Ecorr
Alexanra Goros Landing and all intermediate lancgs Oh
Rel River. For freight passage Apply on board orto
oU LEWIS SNiPP Il CO.. Front street.
Leaves on SATtrRD 4Y, November Isl At ) O'clock r M
FPssss FOR SHREE EPORT, CIR IL
2 Ecore, AleNandra Jefferson al'! i"rt Ha'i"-
The swift and very light draft steamer
Linhn Willis NAM muster will leave above For freight
or passage. apply Oh board or 10
oct27 7. b. SMITH Tchonpitouns street
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THASKsGIyISG.-The is a very pleasing degree
OF unanimy Observed thus far, with reference to the
appointment of day of thanksgiving. The Goth of
November has been fixed upon by seven States as
follows:
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ILLNESS OF SENATOR CLAyToS.-We regret to learn
that the illness OF Senator Clayton is Of 80 serious
nature to preclude the hope Of permanent resto
ration to his accustomed vigorous health The Della
ware State Reporter, of the 2lst, says:
"NTr Clayton, we understand, has been confined to
his room, at the residence OF Mr.. Cnmegys, in this
town. for two or three weeks past OF the particular
nature Of his complaint we have not been informed
but his physicians tnl; it doubtful whether he will
entirely recover. On Saturday last he joined the
Presbyterian church, and took the sacrament, in his
apartment at Mr. Comegys."
CAPTAIN ALBERT PIKE.-rhe Memphis Eagle, of
the 2@d nst has the following in relation to the above
named gentleman:
Some months ago Capt Albert Pike formerly of
Arkansas, but now, we believe Of both Louisiana ard
Arkansas, published card in which he said that,
although dissatisfied with the action Of the Philadel
phia Convention, he would 20 with the American
party Of his own State. A few days afterwards he
published card in which he cut loose from the
American party everywhere. A few weeks (or
months) after that, he allowed the report to he cir
culated all over the Union, without contradiction,
that he was going for Fillmore anyhow after all
But now he comes forward and announces through
the columns of the Memphis Appeal that he will not
go either for Fillmore or Buchanan. Another change
before the election, (Which seems not improbable
indging by his recent c0ursc may bring him back II
/ Fillmore Whether he does so or not, however. will
hardly make million Of votes difference we reckon.
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THE LAKE.

hSE "a rAHR]ESS1fh1hh, HM!s7 NV Ia
81 S rS% s :SS '
$s;$$2H $$$$$545
for the IL O'Clock, r NJ train
Excursion "trip Sunday to and from vle-one
Freight taken daily the usual rates. -.-...s,,
Apply the Captain on board. sei6f
r. b, U, $. N1AIh:-roE !;t MANpEyILE, "S ,1,
5 5 %' ss;c ?ys s sSSvs xtE,"s nt sn" .a
''S' NO ''''''' Leaves New orlcans turning leaves
by p9ntchar'r"n r. II: Covins,m
Monday Monday .''.''''''''' Il y N' cars A. M'
w.ineSaay ...::,...,.....lI22
TL",sl"y' TLh,I ......,..:....:l125 :: :.
'Hsa5iis ss- ass.gr 81 Meals 3; cen's
For further particulars 1GpWy 81 R0" & or to "a vn,,Dp st.
r., r. FOR POINT cLEAH.-uNTn.r FUR.
Gs Ss "SfT d p s cas"n s't''s vii vs stns
"sE Ga anG sSff?ssT1 # 4 HsRi* M direct for POINT
N.nay, and "n:'"ys g.; WILL; vi; ls"ys
pomt Of Of the % oel to conveience and freight sunday
tv9 ;ss3 will leave tow" about six 6SHih ''s7"f ronp Agents
ALaI + U; ), Al f1NE Sumner sIoe,,I6e
IT, r ncEHrs drego" rsss 'sa Tye
hav BEEN built M a for The Like % @ with t suI"ros
end o poreharain Railroad de|y the arrival Of the
and lse1rona daily SiHg returning, permitting
Cabin Fare to Mobile .................S
n.,.... x,...n j.: GED6DEs, Agent. 10 Bank F1Aes
srtAaKa HAI6E orsEoREEs1a,t sH2E*E tt515.1
'nen--For Ocean Springs and nterinrdiae land
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Low Err ISSIPP1.

l. . w Il NJ is 5 T -.
fYwssa A REGULAR NATCIIEX WEEKLY
EassElLk ri 81 Friday Packet X. w. Powell,
1sasasSA for Grand Gulf St. Joseph. Rodney, Waterproof
Natrcz Fort Adams, Moganz, Bayou Sara waterloo, Port
Hudson, Bnto Rouge Pinqurmihe and Domdhon-Ihe nhw
elegant and swift running packet senmcr " Pow
ell Captain W B. Richnrdsou NJ Marry clerk, will leave as
above. For freight passage, apply hoard,
o>D r. b. SMITH 1 Tehonpitoulas street.
n H.-Partcuar attention paid 10 coast passengers and
freight
Leaves on FRIDAY, the 3lst inst, at p. ~.
, fTSsa FOR CAIRO.-E. :. MAI!:-Ihe spleen
EAE g did passenger steamer, Lucy RObtns0m
Cairo Hickman New Madrid Randolph Memphis, Napoleon
Iiuness and Gason's Landings Columbia. Greenvle Lake
Providence Fick4burg Natchcz and all intermediate landings
For freight passage apply on board, or to
90 LEWIS SNAPP CO., Front street
Leaves on FRIDAY, October 3lst. M5P NJ
eiiEts.kssn F. LEANS PACKET IINE-Friday Packet--For
sTz4s+E- Memphis IleIc,, Napoleon GreenvIt and ali
ka, Chns. b. Church muster will be ready to receive freight
Wednesday morning. and will leave above. For freight
OF passage, apply on board, or to
psJ This line Of boas will give through bills Of lainE for
freight White River with privilege Of reppng Napoleon
o39 JSO. f. HYDE CO., &c Poytras street.
Leaves every FRIDAY, at P. ".
6~S REGULAR FRIDAY VIC4kS-
ss4$sG5ss Frank Lyon, J. NJ White master, vii
leave above, for Mken Bend Nickhburg, Grand Gn
Rodney, Natchez Folt Adams Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge
and a intermediate landings For freight or p'osae HAVING
Si''''' "'' i.EWiS SHHPP 90, Front street,
p5NThe Frank Lyon will Cotnuc reenihr weekly PACK
throughout the Particular attention paid 10 plantation
| and way business. sl3
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Turkey and the Principalitfes.

The London Post has the following:
CoNsrANTISorLE, Monday, Sept. 80.
An order received by telegraph from London di-
rects that three steamers and six gunboats shall re-
enter the Black Sea- Admiral Lyons remains here.
The railway of the Euphrates has been definitely
conceded to an English company.
1t is stated that majority Of the Commissioners for
the proposed questions until the Austrian troops
evacate and until the Sultan DEGREES the meeting of
the Diyans on such terms as embodied in the pro-
tocol Of the treaty of Paris.
Austria.
The Bank of Vienna, it is said has stock Of specie
amounting to 81 900 600 of orns, including consld
elable sum in United States dollars.
Switzerland.
at Murges and constituted a Central Committee, de-
claring the sovereignty endangered from monarchcal
intrigucs.
According to the lie No,d of Brussels, the Russian
organ, the King Of Prussa is so eNaspcated at the
conduct and language of the Federal Government of
Switzerland in the Neuchate affair, that he threat
ems to proceed to the military occupation Of the Can
ton of Neutchate in the event Of the persecution OF
the royast prisoners not being suspended.
Denmark.
A Danish Ministry had not been formed and all
endeavors had failed, and the Chambers were pro
rogued till the first Of December.
Persjn.
Our last accounts from the Fast state that the dir
ference IetWecn England and Persia was very far
from being accommodated.
The representatives OF France and Russia would
make one more attempt at reconciliation as soon as
the Shah came back from Jeharan, where he had
fled for fear OF the cholera.
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l. SLAVE DEPOT, No. i56 CONINDS
"a STEEET-Ihe undersigned has on hatd, and will keep
G3Gr constantly for se :rr either CHS City Acceptance
42& tul lSSrmento Of SAEES consisting Of NElllANIDS
u! descriptions, HOT - iurt FIELD SERVANTS ec
ItvtGI i" ~ hrce->lurT dwelling No l56 Common.
atone he is prepared accommodate transient Traders
4,ltv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-22
TIT FOR TAT.-a Reply to Mrs stowe.

Il "Dred,n The RIDE, Axe and Saddle Bags, by Mbum.
Martins by Chas Lever 80 cts John Halifax, Gentleman
cts Evelyn harston. 50 Hills Of the Sbaulemuc ~
Dasey Necklace, u Surgeons sermons Life Captain
Neeker- Putnam for November Baous Monthly for SoVcu.
Der, lie Bruins Ielamacus Mtehrs Ancient geography and
Atlas, just received al MpRSG'S
G Is
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.EKrn =. LEE, rorwnra.ns aud Commit.

~ sion MERCHANT. On the Dock, Richmond, VT
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended To- me last season.
have made to increase the line of Boats run
house that boat will leave every other day
Sundays cNeeped) BY this emen shall be able 10
Raa through days than heretofore and
nc they 30 by the S 5 r r. and at much less
cost
charge forwarding Tobacco is cts per Box and
20 cts per HID which includes Drayage and Wharfage when
there necessity for drayage The aFage aud Wharfage
from tr Basin are cts per Box and l. cts per HID The
Luck Ia, charged by the James River kanawha Co tor
passing my house 3ts per Ton abuuti ct Tor Boxes
ad3e-. per HID Having these advantages of location am
n my customers 10 reap the bueh and charge only
Co.,, i1sv IL, srtNees hoping l",.,u! ~ command Ia seT
business
My personal attention will be gfou to sales ot produce and
purchase u goods Commission. A. :. LEE.
tul
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C.


NTEw BOOks.-Ibs Ancient u.hre~-. b,
~ Abraham Mills Modern Greece by Henry Il BatHl 4
Ne Work bs the AalAar Of the Vide Wide World DID,
lelaa TAX Book Three Per Cent Month the Pers
Il ast Living The Old Regime aud The Revolution by N -
TonqurvIle Marion Lister. the Mothers Mistake eonh
,.nta Letters NAPOLEON and Josephine Memoir Il chs
hoa Farus by smith Hcadeys Life Washington, lustrs
I'D Colt Life aud Is- II Henry Clay, De la Hoddes
History Societies Of France Woods work
ssueI Therapeutic aud tsrmacnaRy Thaukfuess b.
Taylor Life aui Esssys ot Bsu,amin Franklin Memoirs
Powell buxton, Life aud Adventures Of Backsourtb Har-
Tor Octsbcr Gadrss do do ust received by
l1prrss IANHHORNE a. "AlkIP.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-22

Sll.AlIt W AXE AND FANCY GOODS a. =. = ,
wholesale aad retail III ever! variety and St,It AT ow n
cash prices, by calling At NONLA =. sim ~ IA
gle, No. b. . camafe suee Petersburg VA wLrr sS ~
You VII SAY ~ per cent lie has justrc.Lrned from
iheru Manufacturers and Importers with the "a, Nur
fashionable tm,nt OF Watches Jew cry sSer most
Fancy Guuds offered IN this ana
you cal and examine his naaiteeit Si5 Pe 1e'ier
least ~ per as he buys all his foi cash ] 'eal
them at much less than the regular prices for the san Se
Ut Goods iou also have your Watches and I qaaI'y
paired IN the best manner and at Short notice and ~ I'
money - i'i t"NF
Remember the place, sign Of the Eagle No "a s.
Street, Petersburg. Va. THOMAS Nr31it ssn'ft
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n W AXE NOT 81, No q BoLLINGBRoOk ST. Pr rms.
btkG, al have established myself Tor transaction AZ
Genera Iron steel and Metal Business nyne the af,
ton VI Virginia and North Carolina Merchants visiting fl
market to an examination of my large varied assrf,
ny arrangements icing such viii enable lie u SCI al i
lowest lates Ran ads MacifuisiS BaeR~u-.- aud .U
trade generally Will find it to their interest to exau
before purchasing elsewhere
Orders thankfully received and promptly atendedto
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-22

~ ~ at W lu!esiie, by STEVENSON & WEDDIII. p, .5
hae mo-" IN Siorea superb Stock embracing French Gem
bsh anu American abries, all Of which have led
Wi" great and by one OF The tim al In y
LOW est oash prices. '
more inviting Stock for the wants of the North Carolina
and Virginia trade cannot be exhibited North or S,u
fdnrtuai and responsible buyers are invited 10 qy r
9' m examination and Judge Tor themselves STYLES
anu IHy's. No. - Il 80 Sycamore Str,et
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" 80 Gases I B0 p Mass LcorIg.
~ I i Co
100 Hall Eases NJ r
100 ACC
Al on assignment and tor sale lew br
iiO$ BRANCH 4 SONS
III dim
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GaF1 WINDOW saAnrs.Gss.r. CURTAIN

~ b\NpS AND SORNIGE--Wr have inst received
9fe % - Window SHADES, Of aud beautiful pat
.ti 'hd sao CT Curtain NNuls and Carulce ot every
guH.ty. Please call and examine at
ia' its j. u. GREGORY & cos.
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I'D iORk STEAMSHIP MESTOWN ..aaxSSlsxIs.
I'm t. 5. Mail steamship JAMES1O WN y, in
maud Of capt LAWS PARRISH, leaves New regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clo,L. far Rich
mlhd She VIII take any freight to from CITY Point
she lca1es Richmond regularly every TUESDAY All K
SOON al / CLOCK for New lprk.
Those desiring ship by her must have their goods loIo
Monday Passengers desiring TAKE this ship here
II Str, Room secured hy addressing rs 10y mail
Il Tho ROANOKE, Capt NkiNNTH. Stops NJ CITY Point,
Whore She Will land and receive freight Both jamestown
aud the Roanoke and land passengers ely Io.H
and \orfatk. 1t DIAN = NI~9N
Richmond
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IMPORTER. whole

Belts Monies Percussion Cups, Gunpo~ der Patent
shot Bali Powder Flasks Pouches and Bells Bird Bags
Nipples and Nrenches Washing Rods and Tieiers Dog
Chains and Collars Gun Makers Materials, &c DC ~ tf'
VOLYERS and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers prices
10 the trade. >. ST IifhLAND
No LIZ Main opposite Eagle Square Richmond Va
\ DIPLOMA
THF CLASS AWARDED BY THE VIRGINIA
MECHANICS INSTITUTE FOR THE roMo1IoN
THF MECHANIC ARTS TO
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND, OF RICHMOND. NlRGA
For n of GUNS, PISTOLS and RIFLES, exhibited
Tie Exhibition of Articles of American Manufacture, he'd
The CRY OF Richmond the 10th day Of Nov, le5i
JAMS W. IEwFILES. j. A. BELNlN
Secretary. President.
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~ VI l'per emrae ne nearly every variety called for
A 'ni small 'ue, white snd tniea. ,ares small quau.
-. tf'ee> low At MOksE'S.
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MERCHANDISE, &C.
DeCssvsNs. mud on hand

ID ECEDv1Nl. mud on hand- ,,,...
25 hbs susrts sugar IS bbis stuafts Ground 'lar
BED and Crushed Sugar,
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar,
- Bags RIO Coffee,
- laguyra
- Prime old Java Do
- Boxes Adainannc aud Sperm Candles
$50 Sanks Marzhalfs salt
3nn Kegs ola Doninign Nsls,
!, Bhls Pure cider Vinegar,
p Casks vcry hnc Bacon Hams.
Dozen Brooms
10 Painted Buckets
brass Hoped do.
f0u Pair eNrs heayy Bragaas
lo1 % Yarn Socks,
5uU blankets
Dozen Wool Hats
superior Wool Hats
Jogeihos with general assortment ~ PAN IfnAeyr h
Cloths Sancts Sleeps Domestic and many other ar
iiclrs 10 mention. N hpi.i.lNH 10
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W h'0,aaks ujXed Jeans and Liusat TOR servants N
invite tie attention tho t.al, y als Iuarf
"eaieft. "llosu. 10 sell ag4iu a =. ri Et...
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