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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

~ HANDS AND CORNlCE-Wc have Just received u
at oil Window Shades of and heautul pat
terms snl also Gilt Bands and Corncc of every
quality Please call and examine at 800
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

ou opened another supply of superior French Patent.
Leather oxford Ties and Caters generally admitted to be
perior TO those mado j Miles d Son. + SBABuRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

shts-eb.tIlspN.-ghc firm of Mcdaniel, Hurt x
Preston this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tho
viii he used by either partner In closing
i business Office will be kept at the old st d,
occupied by Messrs llby Saunders = . an
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL.
SC. HURT.
PLEASANT PRESTON
NTOTuCE.-IIaving purchased of Messrs McDauiclHur
~ their entire stock Of Groceries and taken tho
formerly occupied by hem are prepared TO oie o
The patrons of Mcdaniel Hur former
the public generally large and well selected
Groceries, Liquors Staple Dry Goods &C. which
market for Cash. TO prompt customers
usual time.
We will give particular attention to the COMMISSION
BUSINESS Will sell all kinds country produce and consgn
generally will render sales promptly and cash them
desired will make liberal advances produce IN had
and will receive FORWARD GOODS at the usual rates
deposited produce placed in hand to meet
charges. ,r>-D,,c
TuNE undersigned having sold their stock OF uoods 10
Messrs Irby Saunders, would most cheertuny reeoM
mend them to on former friends and patrons ,rcro~
Dee. 81, 1855. MCDANIEL HLhi q rhh''N
ian 3.dScts
MOOR VANS PLAsTER-A valuable apPh-
- 10 - iYt ~ STABLER JONEs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

: NI3N = LF.
Fancy Abb, sc,
STS.
Satinot Pants, Plain and Fancy,
ShceP's Gray Pants,
tilain and Fancy cottonado
Pants
sep 23ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

hVVsVINbv WANTED D-LAf Ah tl T.. "
Notary Publc, dealer in Lppd warrants and Aiof
n, prosecution of Military Bounty Land and P'nsiol
claims wishes purchase 100000 ACRES oi Military b"hhy
and Warrants ! will attend u any business. as Notary
ubc such actnow dgncnt Of deeds assignment ~ Lana
N1uhuts, &c, &c LAFAYETTE W. FhAf'
Notary Public. Bounty Land and
uly6.ts i.ns Agent, iS pchbnfg Va
COL LEATUEH.-2OO Side. Good sol" I;eath'
la.I IL - L
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

"a i.ars. .t'IgHf-.-9b
,na aut Dom Cgars sole " holesale and Retail
at IL NJ Harris eos Iohacco Cigar Wine and Liquor store
Wthave now received complete assortment OF g4 &c,
&c and call the ninn 81 persons IN nted - any
hing In our ut stock which larger aud more com
et tau that Of any the Cy and our acil 10 Sc
ure the best articles line not surpassed ny any
- -, i@ o., 9' H. NJ HARRIS & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

WANTED, ei'u"tt"n ~ booh-N''p'r o.
w SALESMAN. in cuauer .ial house. hy young man
n b had rrthle experience tn mercantile business
and ald make himself generally useful can give good re
iereucrs as To character ~ Address w. H. Nrginn olee
tlf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27
,,,,ns WANTED We viii cmp,o, 10,


u spccitnN r1 lNt NII0hIlon ~ IN IU0II' "'7
rotty Gns Fixtures honl the Factory "i ''
ius 4 Bnkcr. Philadelphia 49,, "A,
arc prepared to do plumbing Work Il hll hlhds Aneh
s ncrt usuis Cold a. shower bhs ltun or copper
B,h Tubs W apb linsina Iron Wedgtuate We ais" fui
o-h SnkH Iron nl Lead Boles lion az Copper W" do all
kinds Of Plumbing Work
would ask attention To our dhlNnhtnd iron RIPE
new article which much used for Nater flpe Ie'shs ~
country who wish u have tas OF Wafer niiad'e" WIN
find 1t 10 their advantage cnl ON the Huhsetinet
- JAS CI,ELANp
a. Eucr door lIbortv Warehouse
- lR
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IMPORTS.

ITyERPooI-ship Thalaue5-lOl22 sacks salt to c Meek
HAvANA-Eark Fe-In ballast
HAVANA-lirig Mary Bli1abeth-AssorteI mdse
BALTIMORE--Bri5 WrSt-Assortcd mdse.
LIvERPooI-s!s;p Gov Iaugtion-liS28 sacks salt to c
Meeker eco.
LIyERP0oI.-ship Julia Tycr-5G5l salt ones,
Mnckn,er Sco-aud assorted ndoc.
NEW YORk-BarI Mary lIentley-Assorted nl,se-
HAVANA-Schr & II Observation-Disclosures mdse.
HAVANA-Brie Mary Eltmbeth-l0O boxes to $ Fer
Ncolp0 do sugar CabnlIcro li"s,Hldo do
1! sI u Sd ':Ss sp s$ s Co. ssrs
ndse 'iucis-7 Ea,ie Ii%ys
o saSs G"es ra NGge Eol :H
d. sp Il cases s9 aS s E to 1, Ge tobacco
LIyERPoO-shp Ed Hyman-l mlse ID casks hHrt
to BudAeeke Scc- boxes tin plate case guns 70
ware rassG s ] G 6t Gss casEs aw a i II
lase lo- DO Pierre Ago-2 ol case mss Icon &eo
4 rerI do 9seEs to , ane EaHsm1 M sF1 T
Icy casks hardware Dyas SEQ and 4 enses
wind l@Gkson 49, nHeIs s wX rttes IonEsF M"
porter Drnhan 2J5 lo ! de Hsan-8 crates Miller
son Gatneslj bales m4se Ero'sse4u &c9 eases do J. y
Hs 4i1 F @s * '@a S In
ee 5 bundles steel 10 Richards Socomb Seo1 PATE
mo" No. do safs Seo aso do bales Do
ash 80 Kegs b ca, cases dse nise l55
cware 5 casks eware 2cnsk hardware 10 order.
Id'9 g snSS vs to { oys ns
T 10 ofIe SS,N'' '''''S '''7'', ~ ' .
TIfERPOOl1p Julia Il Iyier-b3 sacks salt 70 Jones
Mackiulcr &eO-and assorted 1AlSe.
NEW YORK-Ship scoItn-Assorted nuse
BoSTON-Slip Frank Percc--.tssorrd mdse.
IIyERP0oI.-Shp Ell Iymo,--Sa!t and assorted mise.
RIO DE JANEIRQ-Schr ~ c BIewc:-ji00 bugs coffee
o Geo Nathan.
L!vERP0oI4-shp Julia G Tyler-ll22 boxes lin plate 3
casks copper Bridge Ranc Aco6S crates ewtrt
rrou7 ewac casks 90 box silver pln % bb bottle
porter nrler5b3l sack salt TO Jones. Mackinier Sco
INRIANOI4A AND .TESrON--Stralnsip Charles
Morgaai4 bales cotton 90 4nder McNen"n iinIbarca
~ John W!ian yco-i Bradley WILSON kco-iS 10 Oakley
amt suIrcs to /. j Hart &coN 4 y Mn,anH0--MHgcn
Kneass-IHton 4 fcn,crSon-S \ iendclson-Toal II
bales cotton.
MOBII.E-Senuler California; bale mIse TO Il Goodies
bale cotton Lewis tca bale samples Sweet &co-l heG
butter James Conuoy Aeo~l frank Adams EXlresslot Inl
her j W ZAciaric tSco--Slndfies to order.
PENSACOfA-Schr Soutirou-55 900 feet lumber 2F 600 Int
a to Poocy, NicDs eco
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rictorin-SO0 bbs of ro>tn to
der
PEARIiN,3ToS--schr Faoer-25y}0O feet laa.'er l5Vo
lnths Foo!ey, Nic9l .vro,
q. PEARL RlYER-Sc,r P:oaiic0t-21,C0J feet lu.ber
u MerTitt.g Mcdonnell
BIIONI-Sc1r Hcleuo-2t05 feet lumber to p phiJrrs.
10 BILOXI-sebc Yankee GlIS20}Q feel lumber 70 R Phi
= ii.rs,
IS BILOXT-Scr Conioye25 900 feet lumber rooIey Me
AGO.
.. BfTUr T-S!c Cav Ni.ltero-27 cords wood 70 order
- BoNF0UtA-Echr Resrilc--30 cords wood 10 o;lsr
III E0NFUuCASchr Petit C!etnjrHc-~%G cords o. waod
nj |,oE!pr.
HORN 1sLAND-sslr Fraiterre--5Co Ibis sand to Mos
- Esstnnn,
~ y, R0NFOCCA-se},r Pegseyeaucc--5O bills sand W.
. Der,
HORN Is!.AND-Scug Three Bro,leys-505 bb's sa'.l
90 der.
on BILOXI-sc!r High Waters wood Il or,tgr,
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geoielo ot tBf gtlarhcts,
MONDAY MORNING, October 49, 1856.

MONDAY MORNING, October 49, 1856.
COTTON. There onlya moderate demand on Sai"r
day anding favorable change in he weather. and
The sales were confined to about $500 bales Prices with
out any material change and repeat our last figures
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
I n.,dor s$ M MAJ nins S4i
dool %rai@ay N si;ling Fair 5i s!5
TOBACCO. We noticed sales OF % bids Deysvile mostly
Admitted, at l3c round and hid at i5c U ID.
sla -; COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
~. cotton-talqs Tobacco--hh "a
s Ssssssd @ .Hss ,sS i53&jiib '' ls33
~ YESTERDAY .''''''' 49, l0s,7s0 ~ l4ie
rx.,r.., .,... .7s,4 T4o5' s.7,, 7o7o'
Saturday '.''' u 80 1878 272s
l25,7T8 sou
SUGAR AND NoLAssEs.... Small lots wer selling nj
steady prices ..r.
FLouR.. transactions included 200 bbls superne St.
Louis ut Sc 80 800 go bUla in los at 50 1906 Ss q
barrel
GRAIN. Corn was in limited request, with sal Of 100
sacks White Mixed SOC, III Choie White at aud on
FRIDAY evening 1901 CSC u behel Nothing Of Any
consequences was gepoet;n Wheat OF Oats 1900 SAdkd S.
Louis were9s Csc Friday 1900 at the same price
from store
PROVISIONS. noticed Only retail sales Of Pork moa,
at SCI 50 y bhl tos 20! Bacon, 81 casks Clear sides
packages sold e] but Prime still held at o.
(19}ac = D., 10 LAID, We heard Of nothing doing.
HAY. There good demand, with sales Of $50 balG
Western at SIS j, 80 SIS aud $50 SIS 80
BAGGING Several hundred bales Iudia sold pr
sate terms.
COFFEE, confined 10 bnss RIO at t053lc a ID
TALON 81 LBS City Rendered were taken on Friday
lie p Ii. .
ALCGH oI.,...t lot Of 100 Ibis C2 cent? was sold at 10
% galloa.
WHISKY. The demand active mostly for speculation
and we noticed i}es e1 bblk RecAed tsn's) ct 33c y
TO arrive by cl1e Of lila MONTH at 81 aud Il
advanced 81 35c Also Friday, before reported Il
y bhs Raw II 2ic II gallon.
FREIGGrS, .,sve heard Of no new engagements,
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EXPORTS.

NEW YORK VIA notwithstanding Black Warrior
rs bales cotton, III ties allow, 10 bbls whisky.
MATANZAS-Inrk ArdennesG0 les 800 kgs lard, 30 ties
hams 100 sacks 100 boxes endles 10000 slaves, Scim
boilers.
LISBON-Rark Uncle SnnlG bnes cotton, 1000 bs flour,
Al Il sacks wheat, Il sacks gtnu bO% stit 5000 slaves
MUBILE-Schr Inynct1e-l6l sacks % bXs caret 50
bbs whisky lot Of stoves.
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" SVs'
REL. 0M-CO MING w.


e. The following is the cargo Perseverance,, burnt at
Powder Horn Friday, Oct J:
81 bales cotton Oakey Hawkins5 Bailey Wilson Ne9-
NcY rInnre Rayhurn yco-l4 Jon williams &co-5S Hugely
Riar Eco-7 L Yeat1a &co-l5 Braa.ier MckennG & hubbard
l. L II & Mills tinlveston-SD hides y Kelly Nco-tS tlu
to Hall R0dd i Putnam--3 hides DnTota ia bales
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7gbf RECEIPTS since the LIST Of September 1856 500 i52
ri foiusrenart on business is from the last Louisville
oua The remarks OH property holders will well Apply 10
so,e within the neighhorhood Of New Orleans .
re caues hic, have operated restrict business sl e%is
o,i Metc Ne hye no inp aement to report In ~ aeHhr.
are ONLY III limited lots, and mostly confined
IL nns gonsunp resumption IN navigation even s!o'
NE nov be fnyoreI rain, which there IS from present up
If tho yathpr prospect can hardly De eNptge
for week to come and may, therefore, con'et
rvit GaFur before another dull week Inc long c9h'lea
low Of the river affected the trade OF spe un
r1e an ANYTHING else Though jobhers have been doi
fair amount of business yet had the rivers been IN ET
M vrnl,e condition with direct railroad coMhccHO1 WI"
te Enn, might been doubled not fepetl lie INC
nrnperty holers the nahpbs OF our city VINO arc SO m
fensely opnsea 10 every improvement while they are Gc
benefited nv i, other elias 81 the community pet
in mind II they will Offer proper reimbursement 10 tAroaS
they will on uloccupieu houses Ut EVo'
lois. =, r.t ,,,,;,,, a. rope-
aiiv damaged The tobacco plant i'll this State and in ietcseG
in still larger advance is den1h1deh roSS
nravaled on ne mornings the I'D 23d and 2 ut we &c
nn learn that corn sustained any injury from H.
e s0ck Of groceries is very low and fire yesterday ue
sfroyed a hds sugar and 1900 bugs coffee AS there ~ M
Immediate prospect receipts OF Newur!ehns sugar and
from lie only be got at high rates OF transportation
prices have advanced. ,;.,,c.o
Flour Is dull with stock constantly accommodating awaiting
favorable opportunity for shipping The provision narAc
Iabors under the depression previously noticed d con
slant downward tendency III prices. Nothing new III money
matters. river is at It's lowest stage We hi Sign
shower Sunday.
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skip|lillg JntellIgeltfe.
MONDAY, October, IL, 1886.
CLEARED SATURDAY.. Hts&@s&.s

Steamship Black Warrior Smith, for New York ,,,,x 300
Bark Ardenns, Marsh for Matanza :, y ; Mnrs son
ss5F ketr ,GS o Mobile SEQ
Hs Nh ARRIVED.
Steamship Charles Morgan rseS Si f59@ "a"n0"
SHIP Frank Pierce Leach, % days from Boston, to A Eos
ship Ed LYMAN Mel from Liverpool, Ausust7 TOD Whit
Ship Ess ss1PsE + days fro" Ne" York. to E9s'sA
Ship Tlaatt Ba1s from Liverpool Sept 4h' to Neeke
Ship Ss ssrs} m liverpool 10Th August to
ship n fise Z Tyler Ianry from Liverpool 10Th August to
'A'p Jones, Maekndsr &eols district, g . master
Bark Mary Bentley Bentley Ii days from New 1orA 10 st
Span Bark f. Roderigue days from Havana to masserd
Brig NIX Eli,s0ss swrsnt d from Havana" 9TH inst .
Brig West Bras 50 days from Baltimore, Hynson &eo
schr Montague, Butler days Havana TO Golen0ow
s l.esparre-2d district, y J., 1ono;ro 10 R NJ Harrison
rem s Seo-1s d Rsaxa r. ron nv - poo,ov NJ
schr solthron Perry days from Pensacola" to rooey NJ
sehr T Wet Mysrs three from Ap""chcd to
scnr f MStfe S Cox, ram Pearl
sehr President sadlef fsd f59R B RseE!
s seRT 7sSs CAL sg R'oxi-Basin
SAN SoaS @;iI hss s 569n f rSm HosBan
S Sc1r nos Rosae from, Bonfouca-'asn.
s se s. Srtirpe Vance from Horn Isani-Basn
sosr hs Heon o oH %
Schr High Water from Blloxi-Old Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
California. Hutchings, from Mobile
John Warner, Patterson, from st Louis.
Bayou Belle, Walker from HarriS2nhufG
I..I Marion Rosseat3 from HnrricAn Blu!S.
~ Montgomery Harris, from St Louis. &#
Moderator OtNell, from st Louis. "a
Persia, Rider from St Louis: " "&
. Ariel Benntt, from Alexandria :.
W Sherman Wood, from Grand Cur :.
u..f Snuhern Belle Broadwel. from Grand Gulf.
~ ,se25 Osnray kep!on from Alexandria. a
r~boot 81 Charles Chambers from the PasSeS-owed dcW
and IN sea the 6, inst ship Ophir, bark Acknowledgements
p ships Realm, Frank Pierce, Ed LYMAN and schooher
A c Brewer. 3,.s- r. .... .... ..-l
Towboat Thomas Mechanics ennegar from the PnsSeS;owe
down an! sea- the Sth inst, ship International
m ships Gov LlngSdon, JulN Taylor, bark Mary Bent
ley and schooner q II Montague.
Towbost Cononero Brown from the Passestowed down an!
TO sea the Sh inst ship Pocahonas and bark mos an
hone-broug,t up ship Thap.ta, bark Fe ana Dss Mary
,ass Elizabeth and West.
sBELo,W-COMING UP.
Shin Toulou Upshu days from New York to Chester HI
shin Brandvwne Merenau New York to G FosdleS
Ship HuInnIcy Purenon Huxley, from New 10 treeVS
Ship r /. Gilchrist Is days from New York to MeeSe
| " p AGO. fr'. ~
Tfs PASSENGERS
Per sip Ed yman vefpool3 steernge passengers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-13

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New OrleansS
remembered that the Goth March, 1856 before me- the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aores
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. p jan
ve Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company OF
New ens who being duly sworn according to law, do de-
pose and say that the above accounts Just and true and
transcript from the books Of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
II. ?. JANFIER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 2Gh day of March
1856. Q. NJ BkAnFOkD,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to pay Six per cent IN
scrip certificates Of 1856 payable and after he
second Monday Of May and have declared scrip dvi
dund OF Twenty cent the net earned premiums Of
tho past year which certificates will be issued and after
the first day Of June next and they have reserved The balance
Of the profits OF the year ending lG March, 1885, to meet
pcnlln, but unat justel claims against the Company
The Company continue insure against thu pers of the ses
rivers loss and damage fire at the current rates OF
premium.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CAREIERE, Vice President
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rIrrS SATURDAY,.

ST LOUIs-seamer John Warner-CHtie groceries ana
sunires to order. -, =, Ia.
Bayou Be;ie ,;, bales ceftn
N.I VIII s,ars Fco-9 Payne Iarronl9 Ward Saunders
I Hnnl6 Carroll Pritchard vco--l5 Vase to buchnn
~ Torrn Ecn-S Andrews Siernuh Beliocd N00lom Sco
NJ bags cotton Fisk &col box mdSe Ia snapp Sco
Total, 325 bales cotton
ST LOUIS-Steamer MontgomerT--Coton, groceries anu
suniries to orler-Tota 325 bnles cotton
HTrRRICANE BLuFFS-Steamer Maron.lSS bales cotton
u r Cummings &co-llI Carter &co-S0 " EStlin Nco-
~ ! Wyche &co-3i Byrne Vance &coSo Oakley HawkmS
ID Walker, Stuart HutchnsonSundres to oFaef-lo 'o
bales cotton
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INSURANCE.

nEtICls OF T,EiE CRESCENT NIUTUA1.
OlNsUKANcE COMPANY OF My nknMN No. No, Crrs "
cent Mutual insurance Company submit the following s'"e
mcnt, viz: ,,
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending ~ ooo o.
ii
Amount of untrrnnated risks july LIST, Is35'.. A4'' o
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans :
Be remembered that the 18th July, 1856 before the
subscribed Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. ManSon Secretary Of the
Crescent Mutual Company Of New Orleans who, be-
ing duly sworn according TO law, does deposc and the
foregoing just and true, aud correct transcript
from the books Of said Company. ,-x .
'' ISirned c. J. MANSONI, Secretary.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before this 18th July, 1856
TSmnedI UHAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pAy interest Of
six ucr cent in cash on tie outstanding certificates Of profits
the holders thereof their legal representatives. on anu
after the I'd Monday Of August proNimo.
The Trustees have also declared Dividend oil thirty
three and one third per cent earned premiums Of the
Company for the year ending the Both of June 1856, for which
certificates will be issued and after the 18th September next
THnS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS Vice President.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AsprAy-46 bales cotton Mnggh',
Allen oolo2 Calnmack, Squres n WesA4 Buehaln1n oas
roll &co40 A1ienburger37 Ward Saunders y mh"s
Cummings steysrt Ssos wsHR pscUTr e ScU
nurnnd Request &co3M ellis eco o i FlSrson
Oakley Il lawkins-2 Detirey Eco- hei,oc' .aopn
Eco-lS hhds bbls do Frellsen Stevenson Nto.2
lbs pees 50 hides and sundres TO order-lo aol oa'eS Oh
cotton.
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-,,,, -prerrs IosEPFl
TTRFE4FN & BLEDSDEI, ATr0HNlES- law,
II AUSTIN Ta3.s, will give prompt aenli"n 10 c9lIeei
aa,ey in my F' Of the state and act rs agent Tor persons
pwi TX Lands = 4sttnd businesses pr!tlg to General
Arrn"y pj ~
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HARDW ARE.

cs ~ = J. WATERMAN & BiSoTHEis,
aEEzEssssESa HARDWARE MERCH ANTS, corner Of Com
kss and Magazine Streets have on hand and
rivals general of articles comprising npart ~
'''''"'' HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chaips, Scythes, "..
Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopcrs Tools, 80 t5S-5-s.4
Anyils, Vices, Bellows
Stock and Dies, Screwplates,
Garden Engines, Pumps,
Poughs, Hay Cutters Corn shlleers,
Agricultural Implements.
Mill, Cross-cu and Pit Saws,
Ok iokes, Bows, Sinslerees,
Turning Lathes,
Hoes Hames Shogels and Spades Platform seSss,
Copper and Iron Coal Hobs, Cob Crushers.
Single and Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee Hecas, Chatting Dishes
Chinese Gongs, Iron Eedseads,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles, Portable FORCES,
o23ly seincs, Fishing Tackles. etc, etc
IA FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-sHOP.
~ MCCAIN Il PATTERSON, of Delort and New
ey Levee streets. The undersigned now prepared to
MACHINERY Of all kinds for Steam Boats Sugar Plmta
lions, Mls Cotton Presses Draining Machines and Rail
roads, Gin Gearing, Horse Power Fire Fronts, Furnace
Mouths, Crate Bars, atenedO otherwise, they are
agents for several paenees Of Crate Bars brass Work Of
all kinds such Guuge Cocks and Valves every deScrip
ton; Metallic Packing for Steam Cylinders Metal Rings
etc. blacksmith Work for Steam Boats, Mills, Ma
They have on hand Al all times Crate Bars, Wheel srrups
Fange Bolts Gnage Cocks Valves of all sizes used by Steam
Boats $50
aul2 ly MCCAIN It PATTERSON.
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stcamshia l'latA "'i'o'' ou"' - James Connolly Eco
Bark Ardenns, Marsh for Maanzas, y . Mi.is s
Bark Uncle Sam, for Lisbon Y q ~ Na.S go seo
Schr Invincble, Kohler for Mobile " >e"'on "e'
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
DHHnh,SS p Rifr fiSsU pfepaTsd 5y
Dr.. c. NJ. JACKSON, Pn!LADEtrllA, H., orns;co
Chronic or Nervous Debility D1enS ssr OF or l soh
as consp %;,.,
rullmess or Blood 10 the
Head Acidity of the Stomach,
NHisen SrIY;In, R ,, s,a, for rq cd,
r T%%sss %fEa n Fl; S's$Ss SS'i
and isa ss sx3% atF % S he ,aS
wHs s { S p v"vsr and nT pu
The Skin a4 Eyf YES r said F Ss F &
Chef ny I% bSsn f's s's the s"I Fts sS' u
stunt and i grss! Dsprssso" i'
r,o rorioor in cain, the attention of public this
is Virtues adaptation the diseases for which is recon-
IT c4 article but one h h, stG% the s
renuaon and sale is unrive by similar preparations eS
"S veil fnsw its ' md Gsa ,
country immense and careful per,sh Of ne Amamar p"
Of t'f H. I asc" p S ssp"j int this
S PFepal and ManuiNc0ry No 90 ARCH street. Phil
''''p''' TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA
The German Bers superior to MI preparations now IN g Se
s m bound to sx 94sNsG ny A"GiSs to ySS for
the irenlcune benefit have derived from he use Of 3 hot
1pS
recommend and cecrtullE recommend them to ne
nyic AS safe remedy for the diseases they are III
tended for and superior all other preparations noyT n VS.
Very respectfully, yours II. olTi-NHF.ili'is'
TIE BITTERs ALL THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE-
Jackson, La, August 90 1854.
Dear Sir-I have used your crnnu lteFs, and mud hen
ali Lpy are represented and chcculy recommend them
to publc excellent medicine -, :. r,1-r,,Nup
Respectfully, yours, W T. ftADHN-Iis'
L. MAYER says: ,, ., ,cso
Your German is very valuable medicine nave
disposed Of all received from y0u and wish new supply I'M
meliAtely.
DR. HAIBOLD QUAIL says: ,,o ,o.,
have year used the German Bie prtnaren by
vol in my practice extensively 1t will shortly be the uy
ueiiviuu OF the kind readily sold here, ana pc
that in less than there Will he more a'4 III '"
vicinity than n.ny other part Of the country.
Dir. RABE says: a, ,o,o
Your Ge"ran Biters laye become very popular here ana
wisl. fresh supply Immediately
Z. 4. ADAMS i co. say: ,o.,
Your ers give universal satisfaction 10 all vino have Used
| them. ...., u,u,
You mind that these Et'ers are entirely yege
table thereby possessing advantages most OIL te l til
io,s recommended for similar discusses. -,
SoDv Druggists Sureketpcrs in town hnd village
III '''e ! ''S ''s anu ~''"'''' j. WisIGHT It Co,
! ou1G ry,1T&A New Orleans
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The receipts Of coin for tic past week have been
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NOV, MONTH"; silver ZS5
Froa er Charles Morgan. 1858
sinfries via thc 5000
.....,.ta. ~&lE li32l+
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AND gEA9aRAN Is .--iIIGIIEST NJ kKET BATES
~ p!id for Land #erraps Also, all k'nS CT L'cufrenl
Rani NJea Eo5u, BEGpu InG Exchange, I'urchMand by
II. y. MERKEfi, 4 CO.
n3 dlWtg No, % Camp street. corner u ''omf"N'
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