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LAKE PoRrGHARTRA m Steamer Ef. g. Young
In our advertising columns will be found the an
nouneement that the good safe and stannch steamboat
w. G. Young under charge Of that old md skillfnl
navigator Capt j. ". Hoffman, (who has been on the
lakes long enough to be known BY every man, Wo-
man and child on the lake shore will leave Port
Pontchartrain this evening, on the arrival of the
O'Clock afternoon train Of ears and. also, on to.nor
morning on the arrival at the lakeof the O'Clock
morning tain, returning in the evening. See adyer
tisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-21

STEAM FR1eArE N1AeARA--The contractors have
placed on board and bedded in their places the Mag
ara's four boilers and herthree engines are also fas
tened in their places in the ship. The maehnists are
now connecting all the attachments such feedpipes
steamppes etc. necessary to complete her already for
steam. They expect to have her all completed by
the LIST of September. The machinery now on board
Of her weighs over 500 tons,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-21

Removed Removed - ...
FROM NO. 10 TO IA ROYAL STREET.
and pnts constantly hand which equal
comes to this market
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
IL IL A N ID Hes:
sAzERAC Of the Vintage of 1896 1898 and 1906 and other
brands.
WITS Y:
OF all descripious-scotch Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also
On hand, my usual assortment of the best WINES and IL
QUORS i'll the MARKET which will be sold on as reasonable
terms any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No. II Royal street.
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eaf0b0assG lottery.
Authorized by the State Of Alabama.

4 Southern Military Academy Lottery.
Glass E-New seresTo be drawn in the City Of Montgomery
Ala, in public on THURSDAY July 10, 1856, onthe
rG: HAVANA PLAN.
#EEsF-. SAMUEL SWAN Manager.
Prizes Amounting to $205,O0O!
VIII be distributed according to the following magnificent
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I'll Card.

NEW ORLEANS, May Sth, 1856.
Be known to all whom may concern that the Govern
ment Of Nicaragua recognizes agent in the United
except Padre Will, Minister Washington and Col P f.
Aancosos, in this city Capt j. W. Wilkins has acting
agent during the absence Col Mancoso who has returned
and resumed the duties Of his Office And further be known
that parties have recently borrowed money the credit said
NicGraEuan government without any authority. my9 %
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Georgia Lottery.
Authorized by the State of Georgia.

Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
Glass 6Tobe drawn in the City of Atalana Georgia. public,
on THURSDAY June &C. 1856, on the
HAVANA PLAN.
SAMUEL SWAN & CO., Managers. 10
Prizes Amounting to $4,000, =}
Will be distributed according the following brilliant scheme.
10000 Numbers-249 Prizes: .u
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Secondhand Furniture Bought.

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city and wishing dis
pose of their furniture will find their advantage to call on
the undersigned.
AsoSecond hand Furniture old exchanged and repaired
P. NJ. TOURNE,
leg 2D2m % Raronne street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-21

A photographic report from Washington says that Sc
nor arsolea has left that city having been appoint
ed Nicaragua Minister to England. Appointed by
whom The RiBas- Walker Government?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-21

First Lieutenant Alden Sargent, 9th Infantry, U.
s, A., has resigned, to take effect June 18th, inst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-21

FouRTH OF july PIcSIc-A grand picnic is al
ready announced to come Off on the approaching ma
tonal anniversary The parties getting it up are the
young men Of the Third District who acknowledge
no superiors in the art Of starting and managing
grand publications., and the spot selected is the
Mccarthy plantation delightful place, within the
city limits 1t will doubtless be very pleasant affair.
An advertisement in another column sets forth the
narticnlars tllE.5za.i. No..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-21

RECREATIoN.-T The summer solstice has arrived
with tolerable high temperature of heat and to-day
many citizens may be considering where and how to
spend the coming forty-eght hours We have to say,
they can hardly go amiss for cool places which far
surpass any resorts in the Northern States. First,
there Is the jackson railroad the trains of which
leave at o'clock this morning. and an excursion
train tomorrow morning at o'clock, returning at 6s
p Nj fare, half the usual rates This offers the most
delightful mode Of nhaing the pure air Of the pine
woods. The next is the Opeousas railroad, starting
from the depot at Agiers at r. A. NJ. and returning
the same day. This route gives to the excursionst
the pleasure Of viewing the richest sugar region On
this continent. The fare is reasonable and no impo
siton is practiced as in the Northern States.
Those who are DESTROYS of shutting the sea air will
find the mail boat Oregon at Port Pontchartrain,
ready to depart for Mobile via Pass Christian and Bay
St Louis on the arrival at the lake Of the II O'Clock
train of cars go.
Then at Lakeport, the terminus Of the Jefferson
railroad, Lake Pontchartrain, will be found ready to
depart, on the arrival from the city of the 2h2Omn
train of cars the coast packet Kate Frsbee for Ocean
Springs, Biloxi Mississippi City, Pass Christian and
Bay St. Louis This packet, also, stops at the Point
chartrain railroad for the o'clock afternoon train of
Aheu, WV, tIlelc VIII 1Orb
to leave the arrival of the o'clock train the IA
yorte packet Creole fora the coast landings includ
ing Pascagoua. And those DESTROYS of going to Man
deville, Lewisburg, Madisonvie and Covington will
find at Port Pontchartrain, the arrival of the Il
o'clock train Of cars the steamer Virginia Pearl Capt
j. w. Hoffman, one of the Oldest and most expert
enced navigators on the lakes.
1 In addition to these various modes of passing the
l TIfot HF-
believe, offers facilities to reach Lake Borgne The
bayous on this lake were, in times gone by, fvore
places Of resort for fishing and recreation. What kind
Accommodations to be found at Proctorvlle we
do not know at what time this evening the trains
depart.
Ofeourse, every body is aware that the Carrollton
and Pontchartrain railroad cars depart hourly and il
they kill anybody the companies are accountable and
we presume, responsible though the stock of each is
selling from, 50 to 35 per cent. below par.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-21

LAEEsHoRE PACKET KATE FRrsBEE. This steam.
the Belle Of the Lakes leaves Lakeport the end Of
the Jefferson Railroad, on the arrival of the Oh 2Om
train Of cars from Tiyoli Circle and Port Pontehartran
on the arrival Of the o'clock, r NJ train for all
the seashore suburbs from Ocean Springs westward.
Those having freights and heavy baggage will do a
favor to the $50 going over this evening
to send II down in the train preceding the hour of
departure. fs s j&7
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For LouIsyILLg=-That famous boat the Magnolia,
Capt Thomasson, leaves this evening at up. NJ.
for louisville OF course, is unnecessary for US to
praise this boat, her fame and character are too
well established to require more than ordinary no.
lice that this is the day of her denartIlre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-21

New York Market. Us,
New YoRK, June l8.--Or cotton market is dull
with sales today of 500 bales.
The effect Of the Americas news is as yet unde
yeloped. $ F#y7 "
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| From Havana
NEW YORK June 20.-The Cahawba has arrived
with Havana dates to the 18th. Sugars show slight
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DERSEVERANCE DOOR, SASH AND pTINT,
4 FACTORY, corner Of ST. CHARLES and clio sreets Ne.z

GEORGE PgRVES Architect and Builder respectfully in
forms his friends and the public that he has in addition to his
former business commenced the manufacture Doors Sashe9
and Blinds Of every description, at the above establishment
All orders left at his Office q Commercial Place the factory
Ito
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-21

John HALLEfs u BROTHER. 2I7 TCHOUPJ-
y toSlas strse sSeye St. Joseph COPPER SHEET
ihH hEhS are now prepared 10 do all kinds Of work
IN their line Of business such putting Tin Copper Gut.
ers saeys ETC. Also putting Copper Tin and Roofs
m all parts OF the city moderate prices with propness
dispatch Al kinds Of Jobbn and Repairing attended to WIFI
dlsatea by strict attention to all orders, we hope 10 ms,
share Of the public patronage = trt't
We beg leave to refer to the following gentlemen: ,ss
Cro1er Wing, Jamison Mcintosh 4 Moreloise '
eTt Hughes G. CHURCH Thomas Murray Isaac Tha NST
Charles street. e5i Az ~ 2s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-21

To Samuel II. Gilman Esq: ~ I'''
SiSnga Planters with perfect safety and secpri,
contract with for improved Bagase Frnace II in no
wise conflicts with any teAable claims held existing m
tents To be still more explicit, in wise conflicts with any
claim held under existing patents Respectfully yours
THOs. G. CLINTON, 4i4 Seventh Street
Hp7 II opposite Patent Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-21

COTTON PLANTATION FOR SAEE-THAP
~ well known Plantation, and occupied bv Mrs J.
Wilson situated on Bayon DeSeard in the parish Ouacha
and oHr miles from Monroe, with beautiful thence
to town. containing between and
Of land with about $50 in high cultivation the
balance tiubered land The place we'll suited TO force Of
about thirty hands The improvements of The very best
quay including new Frame Gin House and quarters for
finished Dwelling with all necessary ontho,se and altogether
very well improved This land will be sold on ycry
reasonable terms for reasonably prompt payments Possession
10 pc given on The st Janunry next crop is
gathered is Intended to plant large corn and what
ever may be- the purchaser of this property can have with
fodder, potatoes etc., at the lowest price, - - " ~
to 80 " " fA
ala d&Wtf PITCHER GOoDp trtJ r. ro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-21

New AMERICAN ID PEH.--- We received yesterday
the first number Of the Central Organ, new paper
just established in the town Of MarksYIle, La, by
Messrs Cannon u ylor. Is d neatly printed and
well edited sheet, and will undoubtedly be Of much
service to- the party which it is devoted Success
to il, .pecunialdly and politically, say we.
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therefore BY such
casethat the matter should he referred arbitration To
that proposal although has been long before the
men Of United Sates have received answer
and, therefore, this question enter
further because am convinced that when the subject really
comes 70 be considered in the United Stateswen public
opinion Of th9t country is brought bear upon upon all
other political quesonswen the American people made
acquainted with assurances to having desreo extend
onE territory Or or influence IL Genal Anerca and
every REASONABLE man offer Of will not
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-21

NELFHAN7S ISAtEASSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ in circulation by unscrnpnous parties to the effect that
Patent BagRsSe Furnace Infringement
tent and thereby planters may use my Furnace
liable sui, for damages have made expedien
employ eminent and well known Patent attorney
all the file at the Patent Office IN relation the sub
ject and his statement below sufficient upon
intelligence honesty OF those who would prejudice my
ness by such means SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
81 NRtchez street, New OfleafS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-22

" y VI II fhoAN Nv
49, - Steamship ROANOKE. has been put in INST rate
order aud AGAIN commenced her regular I'M IRON
New York 10 CITY Point
OurmercnantS and others ordering Goods from Ne" York
viii uot forget 10 ship by her.
Goods shipped from NV fnrk on "Wednesday arrive IN
I.yuchburg the following saturday.
LEE y JOHNSON, Agents
New York aud Virginia steamship Co
= S.-Ghc JAMESTOWN leaves city Point every We'd
lay aud the ROANOKE every Saturday II tning,
at orturk fnr PTS J.. j.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-22

will be continued as though the death of Joseph u
lin had not oecuUed, provision having been made
for the continuation C the business Of his death
25.ts BENZ. II NOWLlN.
EUANO, GUANO. GuANO.-M CCORKLE
III JONES receiving few days az their Grocery
Establishment ain fresh supplies the
Guano which they selling at low prices and to
the attention of their lends public
It,
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JOSEPH II. WILSON


n Tow day lot u No FrruNan Guan0- u NTtI
usife thu attention Of friends and the publ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-22

II WANL hot 81. No q HoiiIAohN00h - It'f
HpRa VA have established myself lot the ttanar''" r
,anera Iron Steel anal usIuess. aud nNus 90" A
non .f Yirgua AMI North Carolina Merchants NHlIt l.
marx ct 60 an q animation my ieRa aud varied N.A'i'
nv Arrangements being each vii cnablt nin to s'i d"
,Ncs rates Rah kaHas MaehuIstf. Bhft-hil|' ah' 'F
trade generally will then faefoh D. examine soy N
before purchasing elsewhere
Orders Thankfully received and promptly attended
~. a IA, Illus = GILLIAN
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x~,sI ,:ooD..roH Is5o, E,cin-i,,-

- j, AZ Wholesale by STEVENSON 4 "Ehbi.lL. WIN
iave nov p store superb Stock. embracing French Gtrt
urtAh and American Fabrics all II " lrh have h""u r'
,fh rei care aud attention by the atm. jhe
lag est cash price
more inviting Stock faf the wants af the North ''fHui
aud Ntrspia trade tanuu talhifed North South
Pauctua aud responsible bayera invited &" gVc "tf
stock an animation and nudge f henHelFvs Of lh" sy
md prcts n = 4 -a NNtah''' ''A',
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-22

Hson RtNI#B wish r'ni Out IA, ~t"r'
Il naI#s which b. "a tRlrat, order I viii iHakn tin
lot q.rs loe j. ID LEWIS
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lV-'TITTT-V1
ma 10 dis ALI RED ; LNGLEBDNE


- Morse ia receiving and large additions hi,
stock e Books Stationary p,, and Fancy Goods leh
the attention of wanting amy thing in the above line
respectfully invited Sahs for cash and prices 10" at
MOESES
...I lnmmi.s I'm
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Letter adj Noe. large usual and small. of White Buc
and Fancy Goors. cap Paper Fine Supertne. Plain
Ruled Wfiffinp-doubc lrgr-iar9e and small Manila
rap, various styles, Tissue PAPER mle and fancy
eelors Blotting Paper Of tvckinds just reociYe at
MORSES
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,ssss:uNsaN TENNESSEE

-, -llatltslllsL.l ' EEt-FNEN n FTNNENSEE
afla a. RAiIROAi)-On Thursday, h {
Igthu jun the Passenger Train viii
e,t,ucnr, running % salt " ofks Branch Junction
uluc l- tI +. II. GILL Gen Snpt
pNEgNEEN xsdnMDND AND \. = .4.+,
I'D YORK. STEAMSHIP J M Is NV ..Sz4s...
The L 5 Mail steamship ! LIMESTONE y, IA com
Of can't LFNf- PARRISH leaNts New lurk regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON 1t ) O'Clock, for Rich
luond She will not any rcIgIt from CITY Point
size lrnvrs Richmond regularly every TUESDAY Ar Err
soon at ] ucock. for Ne" orh.
Those desiring ship her must lave their goods here ON
Monday Passengers string take this ship here have
a STATE. Room secured 10y addressing by mail
or The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER stops at city Point
where She VII land and receive freight Both the jamestown
m lh, Roanoke and land passengers Al tty Point
and Norfolk. Ii DIAM q AISON,
,rrr kIrnnnnd. Va
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: FkfNt Franca Work and variety ri Whit -oals a.
N.fa NV f#ats. Tor sale 10y y. GtGGENuElMER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-22

II !,
and respectfully called the above uyaushl,
pound for shsI appr9aee,9e spring giam3nr
they may always depend upon being supplied WIN aGtN
Ia the entire process OF manufacturing aud uug W
for sale.
This arc, has now been before the community tine p,
od Of five years, during which tmo has heen analysed l
large number 1T the fepued Chemists IN different place.
and by Farmers nearly every Safe
The Union with almost sutue i,halH one 4
fhc proofs value greatly aercus,d domaud
unprecedented the history Of Arufeo if.lt's and nn
olualled by Peruvian Guano itself over which II poe's
much advantage, from the Tact oi the anm MIA Fl" y'.
matter In Gnano IN this preparation being chemically tN4
agent only diss'paiing itself progressively when neo"
rated with the soil tins available salt or suPna'' Rn"a
mated with soluble phosphate becomes lifted p ct
Al descriptions and is by thom readily taken UP WI hn
aud much more durShe and terrifying 10 the soil and less 80
latlo
there large number Of super rhosphatcs In lott
for the value Of which would not like Ia be rpousho
arnostly request all purchasing lac careful obtain the
GfNulNt ArtlcLt which Will he marrautcd hy my 8creH
ted agents all Of whom arr Of Acknowledged rrsprcah
my super Phosphate An packages wi, be Distinctly brand
ed Consumers aud dealers will bo enabled make nraro
meuts for their supply equitable terms huy ae"n
MESSRS IL c HARDY 4 CO. are my accredited and
ole Agents or the city Of Petersburg ...
Agricultural Chemist and sols Proprietor H,aans5are 3
4 OO@E SALT, 900 bushels Lisbon salt,
IL Loose We will .oi about tho salt
a nnc tSr 'D''p ''''''' " s PrTnLES Win
NXyE HAVEN STORE. GoLD HAsD n
Flower vases Card Baskets Match RoAes. Pun Boxes Ink
Stands seeer Stands, Pehom, Mues Toilet Sets J''ei
MuIR& STEVENS.
may l6is No IS Sycamore st, Petersburg Va
4 icorice. Licoriee We keep CONSTANT, n
~ supply of various grades Licorce, from common TO primo
al the lowest rates-hsse now
3 eases SIC J c q Co Mass,
lSS 6 daST1is
% soazzie Stick
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-22

NJ CHINA GLASS AND EARfhtNMARi We ,''.
ins impnttcd by ships Orient nnan nele 10 ana W..
,,yoisa larga and beautiful assortment IF China lhf''
war; SC comprising every article ufnHal Aelt h -1
tah.hmct Some patterns are entirely h'" 'ha f'}
Aront f,,pl ANY thing offered IN tins maftft CIV
~ I'M and White Frroeb China tat aud Pressed "''. w
tors Plated Casters, Looking siasses ana A''3 ''" P
1arst and COMMANDING 30.
Merchants aud others buying Goods la TIE above H"r ".
do a. all on before pnl chasing We are "'N F
sod that We can sell them reasonable terms az any
~ H. N.,tlrrn markets stapa " arr q superior quality
Muir a NiEhIN~.
" - Sycamore %.
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APoTHECARIEs. &C.


A,EWsNt. u atIffNIz.@iii who Wish 10
time and hsAIrh s4HHH purchase - fhret N. aUH
Ihty Simple euHtf Ion not fa3 got OUT oi anlHt
tani banded It'll Hafe tHe orb doue b peat
strong and the saving + labaf immense
sTABIEK s IDATs.
fzH 4 "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-22

NEW GOSGERT,--J,s. II. Wilson has this day
y aoeafod with him Thos w. Johns aud John 5. Lang
horne the Grocery and Commission business underline
It. Nilsson Co.. the old stand Of Jos IL Wilson,
Tiny viii keep large and well selected stock Of Groceries
Staple Dry Goods Iron, Steel &c &c Particular attention
paid 10 The es country produce and liberal advances made
Produce in hand.
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IIAuupIx tIEssRist.s.


Hgaks,
- BIC Bbls " Cut,
Direct from the British PROVINCES dali expected forsac
July 3ltS II {. HARDY a co.
Pot sl,t,ru
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.


- - RAiLRoAD.-SUMMER SCHi;p-
IIE-Dn aud after Jhutsday, MAY
80, ..'.I-.s f, m AID 5rri.t. Al = n l.. II GILL,
-. =,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-22

VN7EsTERN SIDES mud SHOULDERS.
w 6 Iihds. for sale by il. c. HARDY 60.
.ul.. IuA..r 49,.


NOl CAN hut WATGuEs. IL VERY,
4 SILVER WARE AkD FANCY GoODS al ~
wholesale and retail In every variety and style ut low ~
fash prices by calling al NoWlAN 5, sign of the Ia N Il
EieAo "a sycamore street patarsburg. Va, when S<es
you vi save ~ lie has armed from the Nor
thern Manufacturers aud importers with largest
iash"nape assortment ot Watches Jewery Silver aud
a! Goods ever offered in this State Nodi not hc better
in Nuu 10 eau ane examine his magnificent Soek and
beast 20 all his tiaad , cash and can sell
fhem at much etS than the regpar prices quality
Ut Goods You can also have suar Watches ic.lry
paired in the best manner and short no,
the newest and most fashionable Goods exchange your
money
Remember the place sign Of the Eaeie No Sycamore
street, Petersburg Va THOMAS kuMIAN
SEPT
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10 AailoN~foB N.it "1II/ltH n liinua1afr ~
tao spanH =fss ut..ss liA the first saturday 1u March
Inspection ls rromtfs and The ruIi Pm tif
iii found f. HAT m tiuHmalsft In Hn
ftdlte aud Hu-h Aleu Ini Of beautiful nv stain
s Lat eaunf GENTS All thu~o rtunf linz nIfs= iiH
repsf bIHR this market viii ptHHe ta al LIE alr
81 the Ill E#uA1
All kind u order vlt tuuHs and dI 1iEl
Custaarfz# 1lata dressed u,rr usual
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xJooI. woo,.,wooL .-w,wilI "a, III

w market price for washed aud aasasafd No"l
JOHN HON LIFT q co
General Commission Merchants.
t,tno - dom No 10 SNraluafc 81. Petersburg Va
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y TT. = Z 7
CARD.--A avin sold any Interest iH the Dn-
gserrean allery In this plaee. 20 Mr. JAMES KEAGY
se''nily recon- h.g the favorable
80 y sshfa Artist gentleman whom they
,spory Then, and his inmitnble
t. 90, "heh only be procured of him in thie civ
ronsre and 1d ~sad return thanks for the liberal pat
oc l2ts-Rep copy 's"' Year, y GIBBS.
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& LOWER SEED, SUGAR, sc.

u superior Clover Seed;
New Orleans Sugar;
ttiUe do
Clarified do
LAT aud Powdered Sugar;
Ia 6uH Powder and Black Tea:
Miteheils Candies, for sale on accommodating terms
ma l. i