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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17

The Richmond Enquirer has made the marvelloa. and
startling discovery that James c. Bruce ESQ., Of Halifax
"a sboioristi Ministers and angels Of grace, what
comes nextf Mr.. Bruse only owns about thousand
"ngges and he Is therefore unsound slavery wi.e
and the Enquirer, suppose. don't than =
hundred or two piece, and yet they altogether rea-
ble right side mp Southern men, deeply interested in the
peculiar institution, and engaged in Furnishing up
their old muskets to defend t. Poor Mr. Bruce Why
don't you all your "gzrardct and 'vbo-shins free
aud then make great fuss about nggers and Southern
rights like Wise and the Enquirer, and then you would
be good Southern man. The truth L. Mr.. Bruce nc
man can own thousand niggers and vet be rclisbls
friend OF the South. The thing is mpossible and
surprised at gentleman OF your intelligence owning
many, IL you don't want TO be called vile abolitonist
you had and would haoo the top your voice.
II you owned the whole three millions Of them woulc
he all right and the South could you and your pat
ro'ism aud loyalty would he unquesioned aud unques
tonable. We advise you, therefore, get rid Of you
niggers and thereby elevate yourself level with Wis,
and the Enquirer, and you need have apprehension
being lynched and then tarcd and feathered James
Bruce is Aboltionist and mistake. IL Is equal,
true that this is great country aud abounds in patriots
without niggers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17

MsSUnusD.-A gentleman recently died near Staun-
ton. VS.. leaving large property and several daves
Previous hts death he csed bis around bis bed
oepg al these who wished be released from bondage
their frcc1Om Seven chose the latter They on
their say in the conpsay With the executor OF the
rae Or Highland county, Ohio where they intend 70
make their luture home.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17

Tue ELECTION REruRNs-The Baltimore sun Of yestcr.
tcray, publishes recapitulaton othe of ty two
counties in Pennsylvania showing Union majority ofsIs
which 1t Introduces with the following remarks:
The returns for Canal Commissioner which indicate the
strength Of the two parties democratic and union the
State suboined. and compared With the OF last
when the democratic plurality $50 Many OF
the returns evidently based upon flying reports
Last evening received nnumeral Dispatches con-
tadicting the other, in rapid succession The following
table embraces the latest reports aud corrections
previous accounts received ~ the hour closing the
Geographic Office We have however strong doubts Of
the correctness of the maoes in several OF the coun.
ties;
IL then gives statement oi the vote in the remaining
thirteen counties in 1885, showing Democratic majority
OF lao, which is altogether incorrect The msjores in
several OF the counties the eroHg side The Balt-
more American publishes statement and make
the Union majority in the thirteen counties last year
l,l6i The Americans also recapitulaes the the
State far heard from and makes the Union majority
{9ls This estimate Is confirmed BY the following spe-
cisldespatches in the sun.
PHILADTLFnIA. Oct. lilo 30, T. M.-Reports have
been received from all but t~elve counties which show
the aggregate for the tickets be follows -
Uuion, 33,O25
Democratic, 2S,4O6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17

UpAHKEH, NruuO a co., No. is g.sie squars, hs,s
stock o. very superior Sik M-rioo, add
Lambs VOL Shirts sod Dravs for salss =, price ocI
a CHANCE 70 WAKE mONEY-PHOPITA-
n be sod Honorable Empoymeni-The sassbsr desroe
tai oaly IN b. dreL AID anynx m
en.rr~c ave dollars
Every siorstl-n VII b. ~ addfssng tay
letter. WV. a RtNfLEn. T
osl1-c2 --l Boz 1873 Pa .as Hsl.. r. Pg., Qnsc..
ft.ovEa sRED.-9a bsU p'iu's oevss s-Si. ana
os,T-is LEwsN wesB zoo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17
FOR PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES
N l. l. A u ID r l. l. m q n 4
or NEW YORK
FOR VlCE-PRESlDENT,
NDREW KSoN DON so n
or TENNESSEE.

ELECTORAL TICKET.
LIST Dis.-JANES q. HoLLADAY, Of Norfolk CO.
I'd JOHN POLLARD, Of Petersburg
Sd " WILLIAM MARTIN, OF Henry.
Ith THoS NJ. BONDURANT. Buck'ham.
9th WILLIAM N. CABELL, OF Nelson.
9th JOHN NJ. Bolts. OF Richmond.
7th GEO. I. VERIFY, OF NORTHAMPTON.
9Th JOHN CRITCHER, OF wrstmooland.
9Th " u. II. SHACKELfORD, OF Fauquior.
10th ALEX'R X BOTEIER, OF jefferson.
llth JOHN ID. IMBODEN, OF Augusta
18th WALLER II. STAPLES, Montgomer
18th 4" ISAAC J. LErTwlCii, OF Wythe.
l4th BENJAMIN II. SMITH, of Kanawhs.
10th j. w. GALLAHER, of Marshall.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17
FILLMORE AND DoSILsoN GRAND RALLY

THURSD EVENING OCTOBER s3
All favorable to the election Of Willard Fillmore, tie
model President aud Statesman will assemble in trout Of
tn. City Hall, at 81 O'Clock, to participate in grand
ma-s meeting and procession. Ex-Gov Washington
Hunt, OF New York, Ex-Gov. VIM. A Graham, of North
Carolina EH-Ciov J. s Morehcad, North carolia and
other distinguished speakers from abroad and of the State
have been invited aud are expected to speak
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17

A the Lexatlon or Und Paris 18Th
s.penb~r By the Rev Dr.. Hale. Misc MARIA ukNRiErrA
MAGRupER daughter Of Capt. aeorr. Msgudr u Navy.
JOSEPH HAYWARD, Of Charleston, south Carolina
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17

rHNIE Virginia Rail Road Companies with but exception
heard from (aud It Is hoped and believed that
which viii
meati Proposs 70 make following discrimination
Members Of the Virginia State Agricultural sociriy attending
Pr and ~ animals articles to be there exhibited Mem
hers attending the Fair exhibiting proof ofhang paid their
dues the soe will he Truraed PHEs Of
foil rAt Of fair Tor the down trip. aud the freight Of all subjects
exhibition VII be rqeI Ia be- paid down, hnot sold
The aniaa, ar!r are oned TO be earr.d back ~ e
vii
for dosn freight will be refunded The Virginia Tennessee Rail-
Road Company will conform much this regulation only
reat4 exhibition, hut
crnston Ia favor Of members Of the s0cety. II u be wise
r exhibitors totinr freight the different
stations days beforehand Of the NUMBER and kinds o. articles
they design send and the Shen they will he offered for trans
portaun
80 None Of the Companies will responsible for delays
IN 10 articles shipped under he
al ~ Ill
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VIZ rlE yIEW Of ,esa:,as :. r,.oal,a. on


w -~A Roanoke Railroad Tor the "A
mercantile buttnrs.
iry HOUSE and LOT at Berlin, Southampton county, Va,
with lO LAND.
The hou- commodIous and conveniently
dwelling, below aud three above, will
AMI entire size Of the house Upon the premises
buildings, aud Ia good order, built In 1873
The location desirable situated at Berlin uri.hng
hnd aud Intelligent society To mechanics
particularly ho teachers, eliom such opporu
offered There successful operation,
and n'urinT schools aie aud femaJ paying salary Of min
hundred dollars and those who
eir teaching would establish
they would literally supported
will the the North
yacans viii therefore exist presenting inducements rarely to be
net
Berlin s considered Of the heAhi-t locations Eastern vIr-
uia II u wu various that residents % IN,
village remarkable
exemption auuInnal fevrrs further description deemed
Prss wishing such situation, requested TO communicate
will Berlin, southampton Va and viii
pleasure In giving any Information desired
oeIT-wtist Dee MERIT J.. DAVIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17
Mai. for Union ticket.

The counties To ia last wear gave between two
and three thousand fusion majority.
The Republican headquarters aud the headquarters OF
the Fillmore tbronged with enthusiastic crowds
Speeches delivered at each, and professions with
bands OF music, transparcnces, &c, are nov moving
through the streets. There is immense excitement aud
great rejoicing the part Of the lends OF the Union
ticket
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RICHMOND WING.
,~sts1ss s,s.<f 40 addressed 70 AZ q
RALLY RALLYil RALLY m
Fillmore Committee.

A meeting Of the committee will be hold tonight (fri
day) the Head Quarters spences Clothing Store
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17

NkS-- POsrPONEuENT.-TheH rss Barbacue By ths
IN American party o. Henrco, which have taken
~ De le Tot s postponed on seoount o. ne ve.hsr ao
TuEeDAY The 9s The Public respectfully rquersd
without distinction o. party. Addresses hssr Narma
duts Johnson Judson Crane Daniel and otsr Distinguish
"a speakers, oee-td
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17
DOM M e ROIAI.
soNErARr AND COMMERCIAL.

- o. ~ osstcs % - wus. oct t. te5s.
The r.nsaosions In docks In Richmond dsrius the
snehsnsc Ezehanss sdvaassa sk We ,ss
lola sxsi<usnt q priess: .i |.t FIT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17

IT y. NAIL STEAMSHIP ROA- ef-srn
u NOKE leaves City Point SAT URDAY ,If44$@
POLK $3.50
desiring thI. cheap
New York must leave here by the Petersburg 5 O'Clock
Saturday morning
Tickets berhs
Only tiO through New York, meals aud Aeeommoda
lions included
oeir-it LUDL,M WATSON.
STEA RPOCAHoNTAs.-roR 4 IN.
- BALTlMORE-tre ght received to-day (P
isyJ and up to the hour OF O'Clock, p NJ, saiur-
day the 18th Inst.
ConsEnees requested send for their goods to-day.
Shippers send In the their
saturday afternoon, their shipments will be consigned order
oeiI-2t LUDLAM WATSON.
uINOR LSNCIIBIl nc The canal boat ,,--xkS
II TEMPEST Is ready to receive freight,
and will leave Saturday, evening, full
full Apply to Capt Donald at the shed In the Of IN,
9ss Works. lociT-2l A. 4. LEE.
NOR NEW YOHk.-FIRsr vEsSEL-The supe- -
II fastsaling schooner LEWIS McA1S, Captain ffS
buekn having portion Of her and
board will sail with all possible dispatch For balance
freight. apply to lociIl DAVID wM CURRis.
UIyOH BOSrON.-FIRsT vSSssI.-RieAmoadd and Ia
II Boston Las Of PIetts-rhe superior tas, sailing A.
schooner IDA DEILArORRk, Captain " H, having
81 her engaged aud going board will sail with all possible
dispatch For balance OF freight, apply to
ociT DAVID A WA. CURRis.
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TTNIoN AGMLCULrCHAL fAIH-ro A.l-iT~

HTNioN AGMICUIrCHAI. fAIH-To All
WEDNESDAY. 2li, THURSDAY, I'D, and FRIDAY, =E-dsA
Path Of October.
Tickets rl be Company
inond, MONDAY the 2uth OSE DOLLAR
Furry CENrs
any time before TUESDAY, The 2sth Of October
Truths tciH Lepre HichmoHd.
Express Train daily Except SuniayDat on A. NJ.
Accommodates and Freight Train daily Sunday
Mail ]: ain daily Il r NJ
Trains toiH Ledre Petersburg:
Express Train daily 81 A.
Accommodation and Freight Train daily sand
Mail Train daily excerpt sundays P
Toe uull OF freight will he charged article.
going the Yar all such returning
the property the shall be
aud To suc 80 RETURN rving passed hi, Road the
pad s be refunded presentation ~ eertheae
such stock anu articles have actually b,en exhibited.
TiOs DrDAMEAD, sept.
Office Richmond NJ Petersburg Railroad Co
October I6tt, 1856. ociT
n EONAKD'S INSTANT REEIEF.-This eeIeUra-
ted Cough syrup Tor coughs, colds SC sale by
PURCELL, bADD A 90,
ociT Druggists % Msiu street.
Asst CARGO FOH THE sEAsON.-zOD ton,
hest Peruvian Guans; - do Mexican for sale
OciT HUGH W.. FRY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17

cub LEAR. LtGHr. W EDIT N, DE $50. aot
~ rfra Dssp, alvsy. o. h.sa snd zoe s.ls b.. - ~
Ell sP skAPLs, Arothecsy. 9ol naia e.
q LT.ziooo s-sts Pine I'vvp al. 70,
10y Lkwfs n wkbB co..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17
GRAND RALLY OP THE AMERICAN PARTY
AT THE BOWLING GREEN. CAROLINE COUNTY,
ON fvIONDAY, OCTOHRH 90.

TUVE Hon JOHN ~ BOTTs having excepted nviaou 10
address voters ~ Caroline and adjoining eouotles
MONDAY NEXT BOWLING oRgEN, arranEemsn,s
that day b. which
Of ts Frederctsburs Rsrosd 20
~ TIE sia VII leave the dspO, At ~ N ana return 70
E Ysrs fo ne round Trip between Richmond and Milford q
o SIy s'''' P''' ." w RxRSUfIvr COMMITTEE
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VIRGINIA STATE AGHICULTUHAL FAIn. |

n Asst CARGO ROM THE sEAsON.-zO1 ton,
hes, Peruvian Guane; - do Mexican do for sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17
ftom Ms london Morninq Post.

Rus-a is what Russia was-the crafty Aggressor-thc
loud thrratencr-the upholdsr OF despotsmthc morta
Toe oi liberty. We shall continue TO do duty Our
path Is clear and have noble companions OR action
as becomes Va, will be neither hA,ty nor violent We
contemplate bombardment OF Naples do We intend
to destroy the throne o Greece; but not to be deter
red by such maiesoes that OF Prince GortschskO from
confusing Ia occupy Athens until the protecting Power-
shall decide how TO remedy the CRYING grievances of the
Greek people, nor from sending squadron Naples to
watch over our interests and the safety OF those
counrymen. Belg adc and the lsle of Serpcnt Greece
and Naples, here already the clouds arising but the
storm will be dis-ipatrd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17

DUNLOP, WONCUHE A GO. al ne .
- tntiou ~ dealers 70 their aucon sale Of orocsrie
&C. commencing iOH O'Clock this morning vhous regard
vrafh~r ociT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17

Oaklev oochiand the 81 JULIA.
daughter Inward Archer, ADD months
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-17

r
~ requested Convention Richuond,
Dc upon business o. crest Importance
Toss Of o states requested - present and ke p.r IN
procesding book vl ~ placed IN The Post omcs ~ his
place . hey rqosssd 70 ca add register hsr
% rsaehug The city .H. MANY AGENTS.
ne p.psrs generally vin copy. ool7-td =.
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)rItaiis aiIn CrsstelIt,
IS ON Is ADAMS.
IS. 81 1, 81 rt1. 10 cAazrs i. il Il d M =.

TEEMS: 5ss#
will b. served to n he
carly boar every morning. lef
4 gear advance; halfyeAFly end auaftsrg g ths
same rats, Of week, tae Carriers
psr insertion y ~ sAss
Ill foS every subsequent Insertion. 50 censs
d HE eecond we cbargsa ~ ief
insaTsian. 3s8 Il, L, S,s. .
spablissa snaraed VI pef
nu viii one month, v
oSssrs and shaFged q san
sFsniisa l 81 Stopped Until VIC " The
ssiua os she proptieso
II made 70 regular advertisers
n iii H5A HIl III GRE On WI
which renders desirable for adfef
ts5ers &c FAanY PArER II circulaes reaching
hEndreds homes nj early hons and being reaa
approach hours, articles
fos family use may be published N y
~ eoluuus. H -
THa d VI sEExLF % y rs g ~ y 2
pahished svery Monday at 80 year. u
advsnce Having an throughout LOU
,iapa Miaissippi AiabaInas Texas and other
il favorable mode to Of making
sfpir WaTss and commodities known IN
L aaFtsa fcr ii per square eaah Insertion
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VV"1.ighps Endtase V'cgesGbse E'ttts

In addition to being of the best anti bilious medicines in
the world possess power in removing pain which truly
tonishng Four five of said Indian Vegetable Pills taken
every night going bed will in short time completely rid
the body of those morbid humor which, if lodged in the liver
the of pain the side sometimes extending the
shoulder blade difficulty of breathing and Sickness loss
of appetite eostivene Rtuency swarthy yellow complex
on aud other symptoms an inamed or torpid the
LIVER,
WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS also thor.
oghy ceanses the stomach and bowels all bilious
and other impurities and therefore certain for Cholc
Dysentey Cholera Mobus other disorders Of the
tines. -. 49, 49,. .--4E ...-a-. -...
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
seq 29p3tNioWeFr u and Isl Charles street.
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@ Fpsa'1estegs.e-~-ET Furniture.
LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOUTH,

Nos.17I and 173 Canal ST., New Orleans.
ALL NEW STOCK.
The undersigned having opened large and splendid assert
NEW SOUTHERN FURNITURE,
Tsprepared supply the Trade and Families the mostlb
ern terms This being the only stock in the city pnf
chnses will find to their advanageto call and examine the
goods learn the before purchasing elsewhere WI"
keep constantly on hand Coy, w..
MARBLE SOFA AND CENTER TABLES. ~
EXTENSION TABLES, of Mahogany, Walnut and Oak, and
of all sizes.
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY WORK AND CARD Ia
BLEs, --.-s ---.-
DRESSING TABLES.
WALNUT AND CHERRY DINING TABLES.
OAK MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD SIDEBOARDS.
BUREAUS of Walnut Rosewood and Mahogany
ARMOIRS;
WASH STANDS; . .'..
BEDSTEADS; .N
PARLoR CHAIRS;
49, ROCKERS
ETEGEREs;
| ....~..' ... SECRETARIES; g..
o.. .....@ BOOKCASES;
! go. -".' OAK AND WALNUT
| .. OFFICE CHAIRS;
CEILpRENs CHAIRS AND ROCKERS
! DINING ROOM CHAIRs
| MAHOGANY AND WALNUT TEA-POYs AND LIGHT
STANDS, etc. etc.
Hair, Moss and Spring Mattresses.
LOOKING GLASSES AND MATING,
| ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY PARLOR SETS;
Together with everything usually found in Furniture Ware
house.
This entirely establishment, and old stock on
hand will find greatly their interest give
call before buying elsewhere the proprietor is
confident offer them styles of the fash
fonable Furniture substantially made and bar
gains than any other house in the city
/ CHARLES A. STEWART,
NJ 2pMotf III and 173 Canal street.
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NEW LINE OF ATLANTIC sTEAaERs.-The kher"
sonese, the pioneer Of line Of Atlante steamers
to ply between St. Johns, Halifax Portland ana ny
erpool, sailed from Portland Me-, on Tuesday last
she il d fine screw steamer, with excellent accommo-
datons and will carry first class atthe low
charge IL 500 The increasing trade between England
and Ter American provinces, which will be stimulated
IL Tic various internal improvements IN progress IN
lie latter, will doubtless give liberal support to the
line, while the low rate Of and freight money
viii attract considerable patronage from the United
States @ 25$t
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81 n 4, Is n SsryA TS,rfE gsYsTsEEsNC ia

We invite attention 10 The letter from our
slan correspondent which apes elsewhere % well
IL to Of intelligence from that country
taken ffom the Nicaragaense Of the 18th 70 the.
soti nit inclusive. 1t will be found interesting.
Everything is progressing as fayorably IN Nicara-
e as the heart Of the warmest patriot could desire
The Government Of Gen. Walker grows stronger and
stronger every day. All classes Of the people, ex-
oept those led astray by artfal and nnprineipled
traitors and ternagogues, approve the new order
of things which guarantees stability, encourages COM
stimulates agriculture, protects the citizen in
the ENJOYMENT of all hts legal rights and nfuses new
lfe and yigor into the nutifarious aYoeations and
pursuits II enterprise and industry. 4 There is no
earthly doubt that Nicaragua is better of now IN
every respect, than she has been for fifth Of cen
tury aud that her future il full Of genial promise if
thatnoble patriot and Regeneration, William
Is left undisturbed to carry out the benefcent work
he has 50 gloriously begun. viii the people Of the
United States allow him to be disturbed by European
intrigues and combinations2 We think mol! u 1ney
do, thei, blood has become so diluted and Wshy-
washy that they will shortly require q regeneratof
| themselves!
1T is with more than ordinary satisfaction we aude
to the suspicious state Of things in Nicaragua, for
!
cause Of Wakerto predict his final triumph in that
country. and from the start we have stood by him
Y through evil and through good report And now,
that both the past and the are secure, we have
only to wish for him and his cause still greater tai
I urnphs and the most enduring success.
5 While we cordially thank Col. p +. Mancosos, Of
the Ncaraguan army, who came d passenger on the
Empire City for his attention in furnishing us with
papers and documents, we take much pleasure in
copying the following extract from private letter
written us by our correspondent under date Granada
3eth ultino: !. Col. p. f. Mancosos goes out fully
empowered by government to recruit and promote its
interests generally. He will be accompanied by Col
4. II Fisher, Quarterlnaster-G General of Nicaragua
The absence Of these gentlemen, although but for
short time will be deeply deplored by all here, boil
standing very high in the estimation of the army an6
| citizens fsa5
This compliment is well deserved. Col. N. has
1 to our knowledge done yoeman service in the grea
cause in which the regeneration Of Central America
i is involved and deserves the thanks Of his country
men therefor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-29

i OI,p LINE WING RAT1F1cArIoN MEETING IN PHIL
ADEIpHIA.-A ratification meeting was held in Phil
adelphia on the night of the 10th inst, at the
National Hall. An immense concourse was present.
the nominations made by the Baltimore Convention
were enthusiastically ratified, and addresses were de-
Eyered by Messrs. Banks, Of North Carolina; David
Paul Brown Messrs Hasbrouck, Of New York; ;
Cooper, Of Tennessee sanderson, Of Florida; Grim
sly, Of Missouri. The meeting adjourned with rounds
Of cheers for Fillmore and Donelson and for the State
Union ticket and with groans for Buchanan and Fire.
mont 5 3s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-29

ESeneOUGg.
l2I t.. CANAL STREET. 124.
j. d. CAMERON g. co.
Beg leave to inform their customers and the public generally
that they removed their stock of Carpen Floor Oil
Cloths etc. from 26 Charres and p Cusomhouse Streets to
their and spacious store, No. 124 CANAL STREET Tonra
Buildings.
We are receiving varied assortment of Rich English
MEDALLION, VELVET and
@ BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARPETING,
Of entirely patterns and designs;
~ f"F. .&f ALSO Of
THREE-PIY and VENETIAN CARPETING;
BA1zEs, DRUGGETs and RUGS,
our usual variety of patterns and qualities;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS;
SILK, Wool and Wool DAMASl1 direct from the best manu-
factories in France and England
WINDOW SHADES, Gilt Cornices and Pins, and variety
of Table Covers -. .5=-
FLOOR OIL CLOTH to "a feet wide by 100 feet long,
which cut to suit any size or hall,
All of which will sell at the lowest market prices.
J. D. CAMERON & CO.,
seq 2pGt N.r 124 Canal street. Touro Buildings.
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DRUGS, GRocERIEs, ETC Messrs. 3. ]. Hart Y 20,
and 10 Tcoupitoas street. offer for sale large and
carefully selected every description Of
under this heading They have also on hand choice selection
of wines liquors. such hook earet pranes,
etc. OF almost every approved brand.
The well and widely known reputation of this house renders II
that we aould particularly refer TO it NO
cannot refrain however, from recommending planters and
merchants as we'll parties in the city DESTROYS Of
goods in their line give them call and examine
their varied and stock for themselves It is treat
even 10 walk through their mammoth which has
perhaps no equal the South West for size richness and
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Curtain Goods.

rH1dpGaGH &c a5a-Sann aa &pn nHs
100 Canal near Royal, Io,vo Buildings,
Have just opened splendid assortment Of
RICH SATIN DEIAINE,
RICH SATIN DAMASK,
RICH WORSTED nAMASK,
."... COTTON DAMASK,
RICH LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES, styles;
C0RNICES new patterns very rich;
CURTAIN BANDS PINS, loops, etc. seq 2p6t