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~ III. POTTER, Book Binder, Opelousas is
VI prepared to eXecute'all orders in
his line with neatness and ,punctuality, <SiEEssa,
and at New Orleans prices, for cash MI rse w
Old Books rebound. ShaasialiasS
All orders left at this Office or with A. Mspaugh.
Washington, will be attended to-.
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.-s,y -sTCIIES, Jl1WEI.IY, ctc.-The stock in this
line, consisting Of the T. T. Cooper NJ. l. Tobias and
real Joseph johnson movements, with a fine assort-
ment Of Swiss Jewelry Sverwarc etc., have been
selected with great care by +. Roberts, for many
years engaged in the wholesale business and having
been purchased exclusively for cash, great induce
ments will be offered to purchasers.
Every article warranted as represented, or the
money refunded. 1}d. =
Watches, .jewelry, etc, carefully repaired and
warranted. March 81.
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SUCCESSION SALE.--Estate OF Andre
~ neshotels, dccoascd.--
will oier for SALE at Vile Plate, through the min
Ary ofa Public Auctioncer, on
TUESDAY. March rs, 1856,
mo following described property remaining unsold
a the sale Of said succession made on the 18th of
November, 1855, TO witt s.
A TRACT OF LAND,
nsaated on Grandc Prairie, near the village Of Vile
land upon which the said deceased last resided
,99,.a nSether with all the BUILDINGS and IMPROVE
hhNIs thereon, subject to the life estate sutruct
81 ne widow Of the said deceased, and COMPUTED to
contain about eight hundred acres, more olliesss
IElss AND CoNDIT1oss.--One.half the purchase
money payable on the LIST day of April, 1856; the
tisaaalng half on the st day of April, 1857. Each
i,S!sment to bear eight per cent. interest from
Mnty until paid the purchaser giving approved per
~ %asl security with special mortgage npon the land,
"l nh ana entire payment of principal and interest
fafish Of st. Landry, Feb. 23, 1856.
JEAN BITE. S01LEAU ELS,
pa'lve Iestamentary Executor of said estate.
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rESTERN EXCHANGE, corner Of
Tchoupitoulas and Natchez streets, NewOr-
Mrs. WILSON would inform her friends
public generally that she has opened the
,ouse, and is now prepared to accommodate
rs on reasonable terms Her table will always
,pplied with the best the market affords. Stu
a in the heart Of the business portion of the city,
~ Usual Inducements are offered to merchants and
|sotaers from the country. Refer to the editors Of
this paper. u u fsfsFatl de u3s
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sG CHICKERING'S OLIVE HOUSE,
kJs Is Perdido street, New Orleans.
r5- Young's splendid Pistol Galleries, elegantly
fitted up, attached. {R s a4a is
Also, Furnished Rooms for private parties p
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.iM URPHY'S HOTEL AND RESTAU-
~ RANT, 9s iand 100 st. Charles st,eet.-Ths
well known house is now in excellent order for the
reception Of visitors. The rooms are airy and well
ventilated, and the table inferior to none. Board
and Lodging, or either alone, will bo furnished on
reasonable terms. 3 " 4f 4.tlI9 t
Attached to the establishment are superior Ten.
Fin Alleys, and a Bar well stocked with Wines and
fiul1ors " 1
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THOMAS BAILEY. Gdn and Rife maker,
= 1864 Chartres street, Neworleans. 81
h Guns restocked and bored to shoot close and
strong; Flint Guns altered to Percussion on the most
improved principle; Patent Breeehes aud Safety
Guards fitted to guns Of any make; every descriptions
Of Guns and Pistols made on the shortest notice;
Gunpowder shot, copper caps, wadding, and every
article requisite for sportsnen warranted of the best
unnu factnre p. ~
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T BARK ER, Gun and I.ocks,nith, 48 Per-
e dido street, NewOrleans, viii make and repair
Guns Pistols, etc, and indeed do any work in his
line, with ppnttuaity and Dispatch and in the best
style. Calls made in q superior mNrner 5i1l p lft
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MEDICAL.
sALrInonE LOCK uosp,r.,.,
DIR. JOHNSTON

vUNmE FOUNDER cf nj. e,isbrassi in,So s-. N, o.,
' '"s ssS,f sS f'sa pIssss1 ,sIe-y in the World for
cS%I,s Gs.. .T
IS.Sy Sss Ds Of % es 4 Ih1S, ss sar S ~,
,hc serious and melancholy arising from IN.
solitary prsetcv. are more fatal 10 ;hr,r ,,al &c,
Iss syren. to The mariner. Of Uy.--' tns tr
a"' hopes or .n'P''ion' T.nd,.. marriage, o...
fai de.rsetIvs habit vSeh .nnS.IIy % ~ ~ ars.
a, snS % Ssds Ss ii 1 .r. % s.ss .. - t
@ n I s OF solarne or ~ak to ee-tAey the living
MARRIAGE
ry.ai w,.Gnes orx.nie bsys iTS,, nsITsss: beng
hou Immediately consult DR. Johnston, and be perfect
s ~. yeS sods sss G III. hds S%d;. the s.ss Of Dr.
upon his 'si as PAy,,sl.n sdsx,o wv.xvs..
neil D9 5oaSs1cs sS5; md d. i an, ,rs, ,, .to,s
known 70 a. oie fs psa !" the srr., Ro. %a
the Bskley Of phadpha, Pea,ie. than
mos. important surgical sueni Taaran,e- 70 hs
the ran p ssa c f"@Iy say as Tss. ,SS,
Oyrcr-No SOUTH FREDERICK STREET l.n hand sid. 20.
In. .re" p h.l,nors ,,rsv, seven door. from the
~ TAKE sorrcE-ob-eve name on III. door and Win
CURE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE. IN YRoM ONE TO
no MERCURY or XArsk9ES DRUGS USED
Member Royal CoIsv Of Surgeon, Ipaon graduate ,
Sas a Of the mo-. .%nsh, coss Of the United The
p.u
va. ever known Nsny irousd .sh % = S M
and head when being AaT- at sud-
Immediately. " '1'1' ''' e1'''
When the misguided mpuent vo,ary OF pleasure nnd h,
has ue The seeds Of this painful dlsea happ.
ma, =, sense Of shane dread Of discovery deter.
ons esirend him delaying TIL the constitutional symptoms
a.s,d dis. no.s nocturnal pain; in the head and limbs.
head face and esees progressing with rapdy
a he palate OF The mouth or he bone, Of the fall
ton I'll death puts period his suasrngs by sending
a. hsTsiore DR. JOHNSTON pledges himself to
sf Hospitals in EaTo and e Ime c4 ms ii,e gssSs n the
eompaIpt ~ s M a' 'hSsAnds fA victims to this dre.dfu
sy .s use OF s dreadful poison mercury rsin the
make the residue Of he miserable " ' grave CT e''
Dr. address. TAKk "a Slo P1STc!IAR MT S- s NOTICE
habits Of youth VIZ wsaSns of iS ~ ~ Ga pIoIeed ~ ear
The sight Los Of Muscais Po%e PsipaSn
gestive Functions. General pebly synpt91n ~ s ~
tn. fearful effect. on IN. N M MtSIALLS Mt lilly
mory Confusion Of Ideas Drre..on Of srr,. Ill f, NE
Aversion 70 soetv sf D .r5s, Iy =, ,t
some Of The eyi. preiu, s OF s"n1ne' iniy' Ae are
Of their derlnnF bsb f an nov !Hdse uhAt Is ths eAuse
emacaed have singular appear.ntr ssoSS is s pss
MtRRIED PERSONS
should i Ing AR rs OF physeA .-Aknsss
health, '''4' =" 'o"H'""' AnP Dc restored 10 perfect
WESKYyss REMEDY fok ORGANIC
% sS' ana mPqrtsni remedy seakness Of the are
vou. and rbiitat. Who 6ad i b H b S n's mos ne[
nestor Nervous Irrtaons Trrnbiinr and Wsakb- b.
YoI'SS Nj Mn y Ut Johnston
.lons oc@psni@a. .sy sf At .ao ssSh
cured render. msTriS iri leu eve even rhsa Ayp and y ne;
What pity young man the hop- Of hi. country, and M,
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PENouSE Ou.-The sloop Copy. arrived here a few
days since from Sag larbor, has on board a barrel o
Penguin oil received from the brig Parana which arr
we'd at that port recently from the South Shetland Island,
with 1870 barrels Of the kind of OIL The brig crew
Killed $4,000 birds from which they obtained this quaint
y Oil We nrc informed that the brig will return to
the above named Islands and pursue the same busine
the Captain being confident OF securing As much az twelve
barrels Of oil lay. While the PArana was living there
French vessel also there engaged in the sane bust
ness.-Nee Be.it1rd Sfaniard
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NUMBER 50.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON
SIX DAYS LATER FROM IrROpr


NEw fosS AprI la-The steamship w..hius,oo A.,
nVed this morning from Bremen via Co-e- -ith date. d,
the 2sth Of March
LivsRPooL NARxErs
Coiton-sales OF two DAYS amounted to Is 600 h.l..
frees OF loser easier but quotAbly lover B.,,.r
grades st-ady.
Flour has declined Is. to Is Sd whe., h.. declined
Sd. to Id Corn i- 2d. to Sd. lower.
Consols closed sss.
FEAcE PROSPECTS
The treaty OF peace was still unsigned The Confer
ence vas less harmonious owing to difficulties r,i.d h.
Prussia. Peace, however. considered sub-t.ut.u,
certain.
SEARCH rHR PACIFIC
The British government dispatches two steam fiy.t..
IN search OF the Pacific.
/ DASIsH DCEs
Inc copenhagen correspondent OF the London T;m..
states that the Dapish Commissioner has submitted IN tn
Copenhagen Conference proposal for the ~
TIE sound due-hIin $50 rx dollars as the mp;n
indemnity claimed by Denmark Il, is ur,ha- IT,. r.
the United States declined taking par, in IN, Cou6.
and 1t Is probable that the question will b, .-,,l.t
their cooperation.
BUCHANAN
mr. buchanan was still at Paris and e. pected IN ,,
'"e '"'eu States IN the Arago, on the 9Th Of April
Tux CONFERENCE DIyyIeuLrIEs
According to the London Times the cause of ,b d;n
was uenaad by the Pru.-
san pleniPoten,iares to be admitted to sign the treat, ~
the same footing as if they had been party TO b. n
ceedihgs throughout IL is said that Russi. ,h
frus''an preenons. This took place on the 2ad Aob
meeting was held on the 24th With regard 10 In. -ss,,
OF which nothing has TRANSFERRED
II was the opinion that the Conference ~o,ld ,.,,
resolve itself into European Congr,s.
The Times American Correspondent saws the x., r.,
still cherish strong hopes that negotiation, will va h.I
through
Inc french army was dwndling down from the efc,.
oil scurVy and lever. The mortality was about aso mar
day, and frequently more.
The allies We're denolshng the enclosure lines .,ound
Sebastopol
isnaei Pacha was increasing his army at Antoti.-
Aouravouf had received reiniorcements
FALLING OF A Tunnel
ALBANY, April ia portion OF a tunnel near Rbin.
beck on the Hudson River Railroad caved in ve-eris
causing freight train to be throxn from t. t.cL "a
becoming a complete wreck. No lives lost
MARKET HOUSE ON FIRE
BosToS, April l2.-The gersh market house An i'm
heuse ofek structure, fire and the indications
are that 1t will be totally destroyed.
MARKETS
NEw YORK, April I2-Four-The market il Iox.,
Sales Of $4,000 bbls at So 25a6 straight Stat a.
standard Southern. e
Wheat-Ihe market is hrner with sales of IL noo
bushels At SO cts. for Southern white
Corn-The market Is hriner with sales of 9D nm ,.h
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THE VIRGINIA sEARCULAw.

NoRTolK' Arnl 1.-THE schooner Maryland, which
was detained hrie because the captain refused suffer
her TO be searched for Abscondng slaves in accordance
with the law centy passed by the State Legislature wa.
released to-day the captain having paid the fine $500
The vessel sails for New York Tomorrow
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ARRIVALS AT THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
AND BALLARD HOUSE


Cisar Bemapouri, Antonio Bazli Switzerland I....
OVERLY Jeires, Charlotte; Sohn W Rice. Raltimora
W Hail. buckingham; W W willinghAm, HaIfa. Geo
Tenant p peteTs6grg; John hcllutehcn b; Noye.
portsmouth; W II Kennedy Alabama; Minor l. Bre,
mond, Abemarie; q CARRIER, Walker Augusta: j n
Iiushe' y /; y Antonett, Al6emarlr Jas L Patton
DoteIoIrt' - Pratt, Mass; Gregory, Austnvie
Ga John Il Sharkey and lady Halifax; Lucien Dudley \
1; I johnson, Va; w Bailey, HALIFAX; Mrs Bailey dn
Miss Coleman, Petite Miss Z,rold and SERVANT uE
lax, VIM Ekine Ms Harrison daughter aud nurse Miss
robertson selt sulphur Springs Norvr Sweet Springs,
T. Lewis, " Carrington Halifa1: Vim Horn Ts
NJ Habel, Bedford; Mrs NJ Willis and s-rvant Oh
terheId DIR Morton, c; Jos SegAr Elizabeth Civ: q
Scarburgh. Accomac; Deltman Meig, Br.mer. q Ena :
li-h and lady, Plna II Parmelee w A Beeks G.or,i,
Morris, Miss Morris, Miss 5 A Morris. Y: A
Cant Gibbues and lady, Mrs Fornan, children and
nurse, Phila; Il Rice, c. Howell VIM Barton r 8
Sn'ither, j Cannon, Z b Galbraith VIM Heusbau / -
Hade, b Wenlwal, Geo Miles. VIM Haynes. Luke Nc.
ke"na, : Waldrop p Winston, W boswell Rich.
mond -''N-
SATURDAY, April I2rH
VIM Ware, fredericksburg 7 Scott Mise; o Bie,p.
and servant, Monroe; q Mems Tenn; G Sb.rli.
iord caroline; Merrilatt, StauntOo X Stephenson
LeNington' + Sengstack, Washington; b WilEans
Boston; V lianman, Nicholas; l. l. Watkins n Y. n
Russell and lady, Boston; p Rowan Monroe. Jobn q
Ade ChTi'tais6urg; DR. A Pearls, lady and servant
Dr. Z Pearls, Aonroe; johnson and lady Giles Q
u; Mrs I Fowler Monroe Fowler TazewrIi & n X
Pearls do; Allan Mclean y Y; II Witbers D.nvills
Cook, Hilsville; DR. A Peters, b Rock Mead,,
vllle Geo Barr, Abingdon: Leneham Bristol Tenn.
7 ID kirkpatrick, Liberty, Va; Netteton, Illinois A L
Meeks, Halifax; o Yerby Richmond co; A M lone
Elizabeth City; Booker Y; Mrs Douttiat Charles
City; Miss Marshall Fauquier Missieri=r Ch.rleson
g Black, Baltimore; Brayder Chicago: G G
Blankeishp, Nottoway; OF Chase Baltimore w .fi,g
hs-ex; Garnett, Westmorernd; w II Clifford Boy
ton; Caleb Cushing, Webster p X king 1 ID H.,
Washington p Aaury, Miss Yae Miss Hoofmap Nes
York Mr. Drayton, c; Mr. Coulter Maryland; Mr. Walton
Mr. Aouroe, Muttingly, Washington
SUNDAY, APRIL 18th, 1854
II heaun, CAL Baxter, Athens Ca IA Ro..,h.r. Ia.
IeSA Mitchell Mrs Mis.ien New Bern Hous- Arr,Ss
sh Ihraskeyl G. Hstchkiss Con, Baven Hail
skssi boo'SHy 10 \ G. stAeAs, AeghAny. Pa; BTo1n
uSSsIisVn hIs ~ bueklnghsm, McQuinn washpstoa
r.5rs nelson Callahan Washington. Peterrnan Chsn.
Js % VI Noe Tenn Miss Chrssman, EmnEer, RocEprham.
Prrlss, WAshingon; " Drewry Ch~st.r0-id w n sa-
Richmond koler Rock ngham; sprinkle Hs,ronsaTs =
soner " burk Augusta Welborn windssr UnIve, sty
p 's BooGs g Q u Panmslee e.; HaaSon
fsakne Abemarle HAughi, Latham Jsrvis ps-.'
AeSAndria Calvert Nsw Market. trout wsoi go
e.uhton, " Thurman Mari NJ Suttsr Hall sAunton W
Anderson, Ny: Bailey " Push Charlotte IA yervo.on
nletnondi X Page Gloucester A Hart. Baeooy Faia
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GIBBS GALLERY
FOR PATENT
AlIBROTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS

FuNHE sUE'CRBER having fitted a elegant
STYLE At C9rinhan Hall, Is prepared wait the pab
c and furnish them with superior pictures
The Amoroype being hermeteay sealed between plates
hnc polished glass, (by which
anl hauhes the impTessiou Is
aei- tie variations o climate
oby KIND ot picture that will unchanged
BE- taken from the size ~ fall lie the smallest miniature
the time Of the
1c In light engraving
for Pins lockets aud large Frames : well a.
The popularity the Ambroypss
imposition Couuterirts upon glass covered with black
ART oen -od Tor Amhoypes None without
nt stamp TIE public invited call and
the ANhHnrrE GsiEEN, CoRisrnAS HAIL. Main
and lHh p. D.. GIHkS
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ID. n. WILLIAM

PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT
ENERAL iGFNT for Receiving and Manufactured
NJ Tobacco Goods, &C. Ac No sup RicuM,SD
bcgs leave his public
nr e liberal bestowed during
connections With Mcssrs booker Watkins, this city,
specially ~oc,is continuance his
ing the theatre of business alone, cnnhd.nc- in
nv business qualifications that the Interest eons.n-es
faithfully represented
~ Liberal cash advances made eonsignments produce
RETEE Mcssrs Lewis webb SON. waisworth Turner Co.
ard John Booker fq Remond John NJ Otey, ESQ Chsw.l
ahney ESQ., Mssr- Peters Spence Co. and Mes.rs. McCork
Jones, Lynchhurg. Va
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Tm GRFNT FiREtV PulAnrtrgiA -Pbtadelphia papers
Of saturday contain further particulars The North Ameri
can saws the total l bv this disastrous viii probably
reach about $3.50 and should the steel plates belonging
o. hssrs Rice Hart nos be saved the total loss will
reach SS9u,uuu The total amount of usuraoce is but
about Sluuuuu
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fLoRipA-A late lettor from Key West says: On the
Isth the wind being g from the SOUTH the report of
guns bred without doubt at Havana was distinctly heard
throughout the Island the distance travelled by the sound
could not be less than ninety miles Ii not the rst
Time ho~ever that cannol fired at the Moro has been
heard at hey West southeriy wind calm Gulf and
an atmosphere o peculr temperature favorable To the
transportation OF sound ia this latitude for long distances
We hear ofno furthe Indian depredatons. The Ever
gades are reported as ling u of water and the move
nents OF the sayages theIeby impeded somewhat
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The steam hip Atlantic from New York for Liverpool,
on Saturday took Ou, a. $50 in silver CON- and LOG pAs
sengers
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UNITED STATEN sUPREME COrRT

WlsaINcroN, April 1.-The following cases we're be
fore the Supreme Court "i the United States to-day
No. 2lg. A. SecOm ef ai plaintiffs vs. Franklin
Steele Srt OF g. the Supreme Court OF Minnesota
The docketed md dismissed with costs
No. ~, before reported Tho arguments we're con
lnued by hessrs Thomas and Wallis Tor the appellee and
Brune Tor the appellants
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ANDREWS a JEsUP,
COM Nj MISSION NJ MERCHANTS
COTTON AND WOOLEN MACHINERY,

ss.iSs BotLsRs, etrs'
Importers aud Dealers in Manuao tur.rs' Articles,
No. 07 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.
~ " Agents for the tbs Woodruff and Beach Steam
Engines and Rollers
~ Exclusive agency New Lowell Machine Shop
NschintStS' Tools
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FOR THE 100000.
THE u. y. PATENT MARBLE COMPANY.
CAPITAL SIG5.O0O.)
No 89s BFO-iHtctfy, Walker fresf,N NetnI YORK.
RE prepared all MANTLES TABLE Tors
IN COLUMNS PkDESTALS, PILAsTFRs. SLABS &C in iua-
ton OF siESNA EocArE PYRASEE
hes equal IN strength beauty and durability marble
os RESPECTS superior hITeo half
hsrhried rou wood slate wholly free nom all objections
which urged against surface
nish &C. form the polish
uesAio - TO t0 Orders Builders Cabinet
e solicited aud satisfaction guaranteed Agents the principal
cities treated with PETER RENNIE.
JCsKfH LANE, Sec LOyEL q " Pres.
Oc25-iy-tsyAsl
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NORFoLE Coz ,rY.-At meeting OF the American par.
y Of Norfolk county, held the 9Th inst the following
resolutions unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the nomination OF Milard Fillmore for
President and Andrew Jackson Doueson for Vice Pres
deui, made by the Philadelphia Nstoual Convention meet
with most hearty concurrence aud pledge ourselves
e. use al honor able TO them the cutire
American vote Of the comfy.
Resolved, That hiN delegates be appointed 10 attend
the State Convention h. o held IN Staunton the sth Of
May and twenty to attend the County Convention To be
held saturday, the zh Of May in the OF Ports
mouth, for the purpos Of nominating county officers"
LIAR YgR.-Our ay readers will be interested in the
following extract, ON tie suhec, Of their peculiar pFivi.
legcs, from quaint oil volume, published In 1905
Albeit it i move hcconc q part Of the common lave
n regard to domestic relations oi M that as often A. ev.
cry hsscNc dothc rctn the yes have the sole privi-
cgc, during The tine t couuuch of making love unto
The men, which they doe hy either words looks az un.
~ them ccucth pror'r, aud, moreover, man wil
d. entitled 70 the hrucis ct clergy Who dothe refuse
accept The Utrr- ut hdyc, who dotho IN any wise
treat her nrupust with slight contumely"
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stopping both going they
proceeding London and avre advantages
other route for the economy OF time and money.
P,ssiGE SOUTHAMPTON hHrnS.
First Cabin Main Saloon t8o First Cabin, Lower Saloon f0;
seeond io $50.
All letters aud pass through the Post Ocr
No bills Of ading will be signed parcels received the
sailing
sE An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
For freight passage, apply c H. SAND,
II South William a., Ne York.
Z. 4. IIEINEKEN CO. Bremen,
CROSKEY A co, southampton
lAlT-Iyfwl IsELIN. Hayre.
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rW No advertisement considered month
less -pne ON the Manuscript previously agreed lw-
advertisement copy a specified
81 insertions will be continued until
ed accordingly.
~ RsauL,a avold any
the part OF the Annual Advertisers Is dfa~U
hst their p-ivic. only extends to their Immediate business Real
Legal all other b.
ditionsi chary., and Ia
Real Etai. aud
year, subject
such dsrouns : shall h. rcei,I upon
" Auconr-rs Booksellers aud yearly advertisers
with the privilege II ehAng shall
sre-l the standing rule under the all exceed
ing such o he charged the usual
n
~
fur each
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HARDWARE.

Spring HARDWARE. 1885,
SMITH, RHODES S Co.
LATE SMITH h R0BERTSD
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY
GUNS. SADDLERY. &c,
No - PeoH Street. Richmond Va
III AVE In store aud ar. receiving frsmth he
u II manufacturers Of England snd this counry,a >a-s
l.rs. aud -ell --sctsi stock of Gooj.. especially
adapted TO h- wants Of the Trade Of Virginia North
Caro aud Tennessee. and respectfully Merchan
oilers aud others
Our stock Is full and complete comprising
Tools Tor Carpenters. Ms.on., s.di-r. TANNERS
Cooper. stnths, Ae., In varlsty.
BiildinT Materials. Locks Bolts Ac
HEAVY G.od ~ Chains, Anv., Vices. ste,. Hollow Ware
AS-s Springs. Axes, 4e.
Safety Fu--. scythe-. Snsths md
str.S Knives. Hay Knives. Bri-r Hooks,
fOrks, Spades, shov-l-, Hlnrs, Hog
a tne sssortm-nt Brides. Saddles. s,irrup.,
Whip Pat aud En.tneir,i leather. sheep skins
Shoe Lasts. Boot TRES. Crmp Board.
Cutlery. Of ROdgfs', wO.tsnhon's, Butchers and other
makers
Guns. double and single barrel, Rifles
Pistols. good assortment
f.ney Goods as Port MonnAes Brushes. Purses, Ae.
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ELLETT, WALLER, DREWRY 4 co.

NO. IL PEARL STREET,
RICHMOND VA
AvE In receiving beautiful Assortnrnt Of
the following Goods, selected Europe, by
English Prints
Manchester aud Scotch Gnghans
Printed Lawns. Jacones Challes
White aud Figured Brilanies
Plain Colore,l, Black Printed Mouseins
do do Pcrslans aud Chalies
Plain Colored, Black and Satin Striped
Coored Grape a. Espsgnes
Jacoue Barge, and Tissue Robes.
BLACK and Colorrd silks
Black Apacas aud Italian Cloths
White CambricS Jaconrts, aud Swiss MusIns
Cloths, Cassiuirrs, and Nestings
Irish Linens, Biay Linens, II lllands, Damasks,
Dowlas Linen Ducks. and Drills
Glazed CHmbrcs, Black and COlored CAnbrIcs,
Hosiery, Gloves. Gauutetts, Mtts, Threads, A..
with yariy of other foreign Goods Virginia
and North CaroinA Trade.
We also have and will always keep hsnd full
American fabrics such Prints, Brached
ings and Dug-, Denims, Coonades,
0snabur Heavy Ducks Bagnfs Kentucky Jeans Twe Apron
Checks, flannrls 3c, sc.
The facility afforded by having house New
bic at all times offer
generally, equal to any hous- In this country
mh2 ELLETr WALLER DRIJRY A
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ISroRtaNr NEsnfct.-The jury in the case OF Forest
CITY Iron Works james Renton ani others have to-day
brought ln verdict n the Court Of Common Pleas iu
favor II plaintiffs, Of go q7G S2
The question involved was fraud in the sale ~ patent
right for making iron and knosn - ihs "Rentou Pro
ees. ~ lIlreLanf HrraR