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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO-sAXoN.
QuEBEc, Monday, Oct. 6, 1885,

QUEBEc, Monday, Oct 6, 1885,
The Canadian Screw-Steamer Company steam
him Anco-Saxon, from Liverpool Wednesday alter
rocn Sept o. arrived here to-day She brings four
DAVIS later news than was brought by the Africa at
New-Yoik.
The Cunard steamer Niagara arrived at Liverpool
a the 2lst Of September.
The British news il quite blank, and political intel
l,gepce from France is equally scarce.
In the French market the prices Of cereals had again
become somewhat fmer, but the rise was not consid-
cred o. likely 70 last.
The International Philanthropic Congress at Brus
sels closed on the Doth. The great Free Trade Con
cress was in session in the same city.
The new Spanish Constitution has been published
is reissue Of the Constitution of 1875 with sixteen
explanatory articles.
Madrid correspondence in the Paris Journal des
pebofs says that the Queen and ODonnen were 50
much at variance that ODonnel had rendered his
resgnation, which, however for the present the Queen
declined to accept.
The reports respecting hostile French dernonstra-
tion against Naplss acquiring more consistency.
The Journal des Ueb0ts, as also the Paris CORE
srondents Of the London papers state that if Naples
does not at once decide TO make the concessions de-
handed. four linc-of-batle ships two frgates, and
two cOrycttes, already detained iOr the purpose, VIII
rendezvous at Aggacio, and thence proceeding to
Naples, will take on board the French and English
Embassies.
Tie Sandman Government has demanded explana-
tons and indemnity from Tuscany for the recent
pulsion from Florence Of party Of student visitors
Copenhagen advices state that the negotiations
the Sound Dues question were progressing favOrabyi
that result would be arrived at in few days, and
that special conference TO fix the amount OF indem-
nifty would be held at Copenhagen in November
London paper publishes dispatch from Constan-
tnople stating that difficulties still exist respecting the
Isle of Serpents, and that the English and French
fleets will consequently remain in the East.
This statement, although not new, depressed the
English funds, and the depression was assisted by a
statement that Austria had arrested several men dis
charged at Malta from the British Legion, against
which Great Britain had protested, demanding their
immediate release. further uneasy feeling was be-
coming prevalent under the belief that England was
acting without the hearty concurrence of France in the
Naples affair.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. q, 1886.

MY DEAR SIR:-Your letter of the 9Th OF SePem-
Der after travelling to Boston at last found me here
where am still detained under medical treatment,
away from my home, which have not visited since
left at the beginning of the late session vi Congress-
now ten months ago.
With sorrow unexpressible still constrained %
ali the cares and reserve OF invalid More than fcar
months have now passed since you casped my hand in
the Senate Chamber, and my system Is, even non, 20
far from the fmness of health, that any slight depar
ure from the prescribed rule is TO occasion re-
larse could lot reach Ohio except by slow stages
and yers there. would BOT have the sanction OF my
pbysician in exposing my self to the exctement ct
public meeting even II said nothing This is hard
very hard for TO bear for long 70 do something at
this critical moment for the Mia! il life with
out action ,
For while at least | must leave 70 others the
precous satisfaction of laborng tor Liberty and the
redemption of our country. But have the great COM
folt Of knowing that never before was 50 little
needed.
Good omens multiply, and do not doubt that Ere
mont will be elected. God bless Ohio for her glorious
testimony already, and her more glorious promises
CHARLES SUMNER.
Uu LEwts D CAMPBELL Hamilton Ohio
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BROOME COUNTY-THE COALITION

Correspondence Of the n Y. Tribune
BINGHAMToS, Oct. 1, 1856.
The Republican Convention for this Congressional
District YESTERDAY renominated the Hon. Henry Ben.
nett Although HIS nomination flor causes 1t is I'M
necessary 10 meDnion is not entirely acceptable to all
of the Republicans in the district, he will yet be re-
elected bv about 600 majority over the combined op
position vote.
The Buchanan Democrats of this county have to-day
nominated Scion Stocking for the Assembly. Stocking
is an ex-MethOdst clergyman, who formerly resided IN
n Southern State H. has lately been making speeches
understood 10 take the ground that Slavery an lns-
tution sanctioned by the Bible and that Kansas Justly
belongs 10 the South and that in justice 10 the south
il ought 10 be admitted Slave state IL Is supposed
that Stocking belongs TO the Fillmore know-Nothing
Council here. gentleman day OF Two since, aiIer
remarked that il weuld not burt him If he shoyld
experience religion over again. The Fillmore
Nohngs will adopt Stocking as their can iidaie
for he is one of them and has lately made speech at
one of their meetings. The same speech answers all
purposes for the Buchanan meetings.
The truth is, Nebraska Democracy and Know Noth-
irgism are here one and the same thing, me Repro
hcdR here Yesterday in illustrating how the Fillmore
men and Buchanan feel toward each other, stated
that their sympathies As closely allied as certain
mesmerizinS womans with her husbands who
when in a mesmeric sleep, instantly awakes
and becomes angry if her husband is pricked
with pin If Fillmoreiie is ridcnled or prlcked 1t
makes the Buchanan men angry They fight for each
other But il is all go with them. Their combined
vote in the county will be beaten by the Republicans
from 600 10 800.
The Fillmore mass meeting here the lst inst. was
the greatest ~ of the season. The Buchaneers did
not lend them many men to attend the meeting as
they agIeed 10. This was very unklnd. ,-
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LETTER From CHARLES SUMNER.

Edif,,s II TIE Cincinnati Gazette
Tens of thousands of the friends Of Freedom were
anxious to meet Senator Sumner a. this place on Fri
day last Many went away disappointed | had as
urrd the Committee If Arrangements that if the state
of his health permitted no would attend the meeting
have ust received the nclosed private letter,
which venture TO hand for publication, that those
WHO were disappointed may understand and appre
cia,e The cause Of his nonattendance II - IL answer
TO n LITTER in which urg Mr.. S. to spend fortnight
in the Miami Valley for recreation. and To appear a
the Hamilton meeting. oven if his health should MOI
permit him TO speak Very truly yours. &c.
HIri''o1. Sept p, 1855. LEWIS tAMtoELL
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American NoNISATISG CssyESTIoSs.-Thc Amer
lean Conventions for nominating city officers selected
the following: For Mayor, Isasc o. Barker City
Judge John II. White Counsel 10 Corporation,
Louis \. Glover; Gov. Almshouse. Benz. F.. Pinck
uey. cowardy attack made on Mr. Ormsbee,
reporter Of The Sun, who was mistaken for a Herald
reporter. by come Iowdies attending the MayOralty
Convention. The rutians kicked and beat him most
bruttlly without tie slightest provocaton whatever.
II was well for them that his friends were absent at
the time or some Of them would have bitten the dust
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BROONiE

The Necark Daily Advertiser Of October says:
We learn from our exchanges from all parts of the
State u at converts are being made rapidly to tue
Republican cause and in some localities Fillmore IL
scarcely heard OF, and the Buehsneers are beginning
10 uente, SO great and rapid is the progress Of the
cause Of Freedom. Large Republican meetings arc
held and able speakers are sumping the State. New
Jersey II Is believed will be all right in November
ard Will initiate the glorious example Sc, BY Maine
Vermont and Iowa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

PRFsEsTATIos.-Captain Pressinger late OF the
First Company, Seventh Regiment, N. Y. s. NJ. was
pre- ented last evening with seryce of plate by the
members Of the corps formerly under his command
and other members Of the regiment, a. token Of the
hgh respect and esteem for him as gentleman ana
colder. The ceremony took place at the raeic
Hotel the pres entaton being made in neat speeeh
by Mr. Wilcox. Capt. Pressinger responded ID happy
terIus The occasion was one If interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

About IA clock this morning fire broke out IA the
store occupied by Miller s. Grant, No. 81 Broadway
near Franklin street I, was eKilnguished before Il
lad made much l.ogre''
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If straws show y hich way toe wind blows, then
Fremont will be our ne 1t President People seen now
10 admit that be is the for the times ASHFORD.
~ "''' lBo.ioI Ats
- The Nevark BE eury says that the greal u
more 6emonsi ration al Paterson on Thursday "sohe
of the most complete " fiZZles Of the ahps'gh'
The meeting was called Tor one o'clock. out lotnihg
was done until four. whep " tremendous procession
numbering 90 O5Q BUCCANEERS included inaroheu wv
AND two 10 the place Of meeting One minute ana
half was upied in i's passing specific point nom
of the speakers advcrted there IN the ae''oh'
but we Understand that in the evening there a coz
lection OF about $50 10 hea- C1inlos"'e ''"''N'
This L Tim 3gelsra in Passaic'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-07

In Pemberton there gathering last Thur-dsy,
addressed by Bradford X " ood and samuel 0unrere.
Old Burlington is fully aroused.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

TIE Hon. LrcIIs B. CHASE Of this city formerly
NJ. c. from Tennessee) and 1t. Gov. RlrsosD VIII
publicly decuss tie questions in issue between the
supporters Of Buchanan and FremOn; respectively as
follows.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-22
O. o. WOODMAN.


". ~OODNEhN. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
eSHccessor TO Jarvis Woodfnan) corner Of Common and
ha2ahe streets ne" oeans Importer and Dealer in choice
DRUGS, 5EhECIED MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS
Eancv soans p .TENT uEDTcyyps eiuneiy ahd
uENTs DRUGGIsTs, GLAsswApE ppISs1 rNsihc
and American yvINDoW GLASS psrnTe 10 'tench
sTJPFa .tc - oAA'' ofE
Druggists phvsicans Country Merchants s,5 .,,.,
purchase Nsdcinez If tes, o,alitv ,,a, rIr ~ "u'
Orders nror, NIL ,t.e,dad "a 80 N'
~
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE.
Receiving late from England France and
many, large assortment of DRUGS CHEMICALS 50.
w.pE pEPPunppv pprer.rc ..o ,,,,, ut..I a
1909 boxes French window. Glass, assorted sizes.
100 lbs Cdnrad's Hydriodate Potash
1910 ounces pellctier FRI Quinine.
$50 lbs Manders English Blue Mass. .-
100 lbs Manders English Cslo,nel.
80 Jars Carbonate Ammonia.
9 cases Carb, Nagnesia 49,
10 Cacined Magnesia
FROM THE prsT .yrprc.r M.c1-r,nr1-pr,e
1Gi0 ounces of ouin;ne Power b Wai,b,nan
~ &c ources sp,nha.e If vorn+i,s t'a
10 onpces Acetate Nornb;na
70 o,pces s,rycHn;pe
100 lbs Am. TT. s. calorne1 I bot
200 lbs Am H. & CaloroeI in a5 In hores N
40 kers ref Salt Petre
Of tszaa Chloride soda .'.-
1fl lbs Nitric Acid IT.. -.
T., Jor,obnc ,or, .r,ue,;o
10 den,iohns Sweet Spirits y,trs,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-22

DR. BILLINGS CARNITNATIVE AND as
~ TRINGENT SYRUP-An Infa1lihle Remedy for CHOL-
ERA INFASTUM OR SUMNER COMPLAINT OF GILL;
DREN, CHOLERA MORBUS, DIARRHEA, or ANY IR.
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BOWELS-The long and sue
cessu experience in the Of this remedy by the inventor
in the treatment Of all the diseases for which Is
enied, together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers bear its efficacy in the of the Bowel affect
onsof Children Diarrhea Cholera Morbus and Dysenery
grown persons eneit to higher confidence than if it
the ordinary humbug medicines of the day. which pro-
perform miracles and all the ills of e It's
fully established in the hands Of physicians of the
highest character, the following letter from gentleman
a resident Of Lockhart Texas. will show:
"DELTA, tCoahoma Coz Miss, May 81, 1s47
0. o. Eoodnan, Esq SirThere but very few Of
the offered TO the public which would be vii.
ling to lend the sanction Of my name however humble it may
be- either in the world of letters of medicine. Observation
and experience however have forced the conviction
that Billings Carmnative and .Asrgeut Syrup is very
valuable compound prepared scientific principesper
fecy harmony with the laws Of organic lifeand therefore
deserves although its ingredients kept ccre to rank higher
in the scale Of remedial agents than nosu 1t affords
pleasure to be able wou the fear Of successful coutradc
on to add testimony in favor Of its efficiency safe and
pleasant remedy in all the forms of bowel complaints for which
it is recommended have used it myself in several very
tereng chronic Of Drrhea and Dysentey, and
mend many others and in every instance, where such
preparation was indicated 1t proved successful.
Respectfully yours,
D. NJ. PORTER, NJ. D.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
o. 0. wOoDMAN,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
ie1o 5rnd&W New Orleans. La.
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n EEIH OF G64oS Ffs4 t2r E
upon Cotton to be received shipped by rs respective
Presses commencing l day Of September, 1856 st sep;en
l--cIiARGI:s TO FACTORS AND RECEIVERS OF COT
storage. labor III png and delivery 20 per bale
For each bale of Cotton, rejected out of list
turned out for selection, that may be Mecessa
charge Of ...... 5 cents per bale
Act,ai expenses on III CotoH in urnere4anta
2-CIARGES 70 SHIPPERS or COTTON COMPRESSED.
All Cotton ordered to be compressed within
rsa " E rnE e day ss % "" or iF"qs rs
healing up cents per bale
shipped within the above mentioned tiue TO
pay storage month. cents per bale
3.-CHAKGEs 70 sHirrEKs Of uNcoNPREssEn COT
Storage per month 5 cents per bale
Isnr for honsn and pigg. cents per bale
i o9r '~ c0TT9 IN q GHANfN oWSERsHIP r. III BIZ
CHARGED ANEW.
Storage if compressed delivery er month 10 cents per be
Storage if uneompresscd on delivery, per
5A vYIFoRW GXE,E or tIFTEv s cEST IS fIE
BALE ayage shall he made shippers Of compressed
cotton and twenty 2o) cents bale ard repairs Cotton
shipped rncompressei.
81 tie foregoing Charges payable monhl,'
1 kewsf f arsed n eEe q fsn 6 cent? o neT
purchasers Of Cotton all Cotton moved any other Press
for c0gpTSssnE not party to hi; af1 Rff EWos
Ievee Sienn Cotton Press ....I., 1,EBEAU, President
La. ana Factors Presses. .......J l1ASk1NS. per
sh nS IT, Merchants Presses h HThHs
pF aHaS rTs Ts:s S If MI 1 a.
Ems a'Ssi Street. e'i Pcs G. Van wiSc CO.,
Braneh Presses w BARNES STANLEY co.
hi@ba,a ,a and ljinaii Presses M0oKE SlWMGSs
New Orleans, Sept. 20 1856 oct2o I'm
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THE GREAT COUGH ACKNOWLEDGMENT
EXpECToR NT-Thc following original letter hand.
ed to us for publication. remedy which elicit suck
niu,ns must be good one:
Galveston Texas April Is, 1856.
Dr. O. O. WooAman, New Orleans:
My Sr-In justice you and dnty TO q suffering,
and may say wrr!d Of coughing people, state what yom
Invaluable Cough Remedy-your Cherry Expectoent-h
done for me- all other remedies had failed to give any
relief In fall of ls47 living iii ST. Louis where have
sided most the time for The last aiEeen years took
cold which settled my lungs and confined to bed
and and bstered by doctors for several weeks but finally
got on my legs again, rot cured OF hard coughing and
rafting and tickling in throat which continued necessarily
for mere months, always the in the winter My
friends insisted had coughe enough to kill dozen common
men, and be in the last stages Of consumption.
made up my mild must cough life left St. Louis
In December last travel and spend the winter in the South
When called your in Vickshug, YOU will recoect
coughing hard could not tall: 10 make business
known. You said yau would cough. As gave me
bottle of your Cherry Expecorant thought would not
slight aud medicine much as not to try III and in
thnuktuness shall ever remember the day did III
days began alay and diminish my cough and all tick.
ling my throat and before had used than three
forhs the of thai bottle entirely cured and
for weeks did raise cough h.ugh exposed day nd
Light III all weahers, in travelling However, in March, while
travelling North Carolina took cold and cough
in commenced again. and also the tickling in throat at in.
tery and before arrival in New Orleans on the 18th inst
nights my coughing would commence and continue fol-
an hour or two procured another bottle from you and
in less than two aysl entirely relieved again.
determined always keep bottle hand and in the
cncng OF cough very few small doses will relieve it en-
lirely fully satisfied is the best Cough Remedy
known tie wnrld and is duty you to the cough
ing ud afflicted part of tbs family put valuable
remedy witf reach Of ALL It's praise will be upon the
tongues OF of thousands Of Joyful and coughless happy
SOILS 60 great remedy ESpecton should be brought.
before The public.
lam, dear sir, respectfully yours,
2. j. WOODWARD,
Ia. hnhEW If Iniis
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CGNSTABLES SALES.

FIRST JUSTICES CouRr ALLEN CURRY vs.. Mrs RUSSELL.
Parish Of Orleans. No 7sj
by VIRTUE of a writ OF ficri facfas to me
ID directed by the Honorable D. +. Mitchell, First Justice
of the Peace the Parish Of Orleans will proceed sell
public auction my Warehouse No 73 Julia street, on II ES
DAY, the 18th inst, at II O'Clock NJ
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash on Oh the spot.
oil I'd VIM. c. qUIRK, Constable
SEcosD JUsrIcE's Court, ". W MITCHELL vs. W. c.
Parish Of Orleans. 5FLUER G. BARROW in soido.
No. 1854.
py VIRTUE OF n writ of fierI facfas to me
ID directed by the Honorable &. NJ. Bradford, Second Justice
for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed and sell
public auction Kings Stables eronrc street corner of
Union street, THURSDAY October 3D. 1856, at u o'clock
NJ
ONE FINE WHITE HORSE.
Seized in the above entitled case.
TERMS-CaSk on The spot.
W. W. MITCHELL,
olGl42023 Constable.
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;ei2 5n,dEW

DaTEiNT HIEDICINES-ALI. THE MOST POPU-
lar Medicines by the DOZEN nj the Froprietors'
lowest wholesale prices. Among which are
IS gross Mustang Imminent.
go gross Bryant's Pumonic WATERS,
90 dozen 1Iosetter's BitIers.
80 dozen Wheelcr's Sherry Wine Bitters,
30 dozen Ginger Cordial.
50 dozen Thorn's Extract Copaiva and SRrsapariia.
200 dozen Bulls SarsapaIilla.
50 gross Fahncsoch'S vernlifrge
70 gross.McI.ean's Vecnituge
90 gross Winer's Vermfuge.
"a dozen Osgoods Cholaeogne.
q dozen Carer's Spanish MiXture
q dozen SWANS Panacea,
100 dozen Barrys Tric6plerGEs.
0. Q. WOODMAN,
corner Conn and Magazine streets,
ie12 5mdhW New Orleans.
iDDESS-Assortuent Of Ladders for Painters Just re
H. ctiyed, ard for sale by ....
ALFRED KEARNY,
ana ~ Magazine street.
TTTEFESE& bIs 2JO half bills. Monongaea, ro1
JOSEPH lands & CO.,
au25 SO TchoupioulRs street.
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FOR SALE.

a.*e FOR SALE-A WE'LL IMPROVED pLANTA-
"a ydn Nara crsel IN the nh Of WET Fecaa l%
!; I4:. from Bayou Sara and from RateliHs Landing,
soHs e I",ss BRICK TICK, Doy III 4.
he rSa'ts ontbnlns Tie l@na Is undnatinE lgi
c g rs n"r12n being TTsek h3on os neween GU AM
knossn b healthy -, and The nssl'osood good To good
"a CHARLES Percy resides upon the adjoining plnn;a
@ viii 92 the sH s to ss be d ~ a or
or H +: ETEHf iAhGE Wsii H::S:ss
"a In New Orleans.
80 LAID AMP Ni5s51;QES ;;;; SALE: T1e
= 5ehS HasA Of P"ine Goupes Ia YIN With es
ieS nc Mjsstssipni ysr ThIs The ines and
as' s six tx dnd yS hn ys cSrri s and IN
@ fva2y ] 3 S""s s dS S gooS % oss
VIII ,Geaoy desSj will he sold seventy likely negroes
al9 Them i,taijo' ni, carpenter and cqsiMecr mules
sa s IGN eiwec s S and i've 'o a S s'G tor
o F Ind @ eon F sH% ods I ola "n as
folo-1c thousand delivery WHEN Tie crop Off
5 .G sIl N.Y.; @ s, sss
t9r frij'sF PoFtca'as oEpy 10 Nessrs WRIGHT AIlEN
DER ALIEN living the adjoining planation who will be
1ha VieEsmrg packets pass the landing oFeaz5 al;aos,
daily which place there good hotel and ovse and bug
= SEQ d&Wf c. W. ALLEN Executor
POS s.SIE-TIE STEAM SASH AND ni.JNn. FAC
Sen En,c md boiler an Tprisnt Saw i've cc1S XIV aud
sqs1 a@d snndy other machines for ie 'a'"'stu'e q
T4s WING viii sold in block very favorable
Apply to JULES A. BLANC,
ase1 9m onrhe PROMISES.
EGr o.d, now running, and in No. order Address En-
TT G2 AHhrlN s EoH s' 5saF5 Il
81" The above estate reasonable terms The plantation
Si so "sh '' II %c Ss05G o % " os 'o"
"> Of tanG about hundred of which are at present in
: i{,. Wi fovs nayig y nssisS s eof s s
T,res. ou,5niinss. This tIanatol account Of It's size
he Tay o"sai nd ' S'sto !'h |S= CTR
Mt c vr 9nui'e atter H. sir 'Es e Il he pessl
soe RI 3@ rGK O. S NT Grs Eq 81
s.,f Hamilton Plantation" Bayou l!v1tio1Sgc;5sv
Et 5Isoi 1IT5 T toa 81 s%&G Ans
{1Tes', Ind within ,rSe minutes %ai 4 the y'ar Tie
Ca" be taken at Valuation idE Es9GjSE I G apply
tes,r ,-ll,>, - q cnsio,ni,orss street
f1OIToN PLANTATION FOR siI.Ia-THAT
- a sIon 9Ssa IND Gss1 n By G W.
and fmr i!es from Monroe viii fean;hl roal from ,ecs
town. containing hundred and ,iou,.:d
;sc bea i"n 7Ge acc is well Suited toje IF
s eS n 9n's s F%S at ne D5y o
t%S gffoeS good SthIEs CoEn ooss and ale and VEL
very wei improved This tract land viii sold very
% he ySn the M r eR or soon as e efop IS
gathered is intended plant large of corn and what
be- the purchaser of this property have with
fodder, potatoes, etc, NJ the lowest price.
For further information this subject apply The preni
MA l&Wf PITCHER, GOODRICH It co.
MILES G. FG}TIt&ES, AUCTI0NEER AND CON
La MISSION MERCHANT, Washington street ViassLlrg,
mississippi. 8
a.Wl sell Merchandise and Ponerty Of all aq7cr1tion
ccSsued 70 him. ana prompt renttatlce made saTe.
Refers
Eessrs. John Watt Co., and EVt4y CO., Or
Faans. R2S "
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPEEs!!-oGN0G
w rolls French and American Wall Paper, or latest
styles Rud patterns, i'll store and for sale by
NEWfIAiI. 6 UUYE
Of 5m e. Canal saeet, upstairs.