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-, GINA SPRINGS
- 80 SQUTHIStDE RICHMOND 4
x--N- pANVILLE, AND VIRGINIA

rrNyssEE RAILROADS s-suMMEk Ar.
ANyyarMENT shortest, most Cem1eraenle
ssd most Expedilioas kssSe e sse Vie VT,
gisia spr'sssec scssecEed Thrsash, Kxccpt ON
Basea'.visitsrs 70 the vtrGinia Sprtnxs
is, route, take the Saa,n-saes n;s !1sa ear :. -
Petenoa1s Al G a. IA, daily. tSu.days sxeepssdl
Eiennssi ,vnchhurs to Dinner. and thence, via the
sSnys; snd Tsnnesses Rsiiroadt reach BonsaeAs
nasos At 81 aud Salem st Z. NJ and q either
glssss: s.is issuMnrRsoN a cos FINE LINE OF
These via Bonsscks lodge q dine . M .hs
Es ESa Snnhnr Springs III miles1 early in the even
Ms,ss Mans asoond day from Petersburg or Richmond,
ins u!,Sa.. NIGHT TRAVEL and with but 81 miles
wuae; wu; Or by the Salem route, step all night st
esat. Red Sulphur Springs tio miles Distant from
s9aauNN 4 "a AZ the Red Sweet, or Sweet Springs,
.rve At the whjts Sulphur Springs on the evsa
ne srsinis and fenneee Railroad is located
tnreuss for fts saubriy and eshtfal tsmpsra-
The ROAD SEaKs Es.iss 'oi or 0s;f oTTER! Fl M
rs,hin three miles OF .hs Allegheny Springs, one
.nSis of the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs and
,.'tsn four miles Of the Yellow Sulphur Sprinsr ell
..ntly .ispa,ed O. few miles apart ON the Eastern
-. Of the Allegheny mountain, In Montgomery co.
TS wstsrs of thsae Springs are ceeorated for their
,sst M medicinal qualities, the accommodations are
Excellent, and have been greatly increased sinoe iast
~ Visitors to the Red Sulphur Springs take Kent
rnnmersou Co.'S Stages at New Bern Depot, on the
evening of the day that they leave Or RICH
to dinner and At Salt Sulphur Springs early in the
Sv a the second day from Richmond or Petersburg.
The Road from New Bern Depot to the Red Sui
,bur Syringe tSs mles) has been graded and greatly
tmnroyed since last season, and 10 now regarded
one OF the best turnpikes in the mountains
The line of Telegraph from Richmond will be com
peted and in operation TO the Montgomery White
S,1,bpr early in June.
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An attache Of the American Express COMPANY.
ct BnAlo, has been srrested on the charge az rob.
bing his employers Of $1,000 sa.s
Col Benton came near being drowned whfIs
crossipg Lamaine river, on the % Of July, 81 his
eIectioneering tour. -
Gen Sam Houston Left HuntsyilIe, Texas. On
the 26th ult., for Washington city.
The citizens OF Dover, Delauare. have sent
Peace Address to the inhsbitsnts Of Dover. Eng
The Connscticut American State Council having
gone over TO Fremont and .Johxson, their charter
has bssn revoked. asssssss ss .ss
Mrs Sarah J. Parton (Fanny Fsrn) has obtained
IN Injunction to prevent VIM. Fleming, of Phila.
dsipkia, from Publishing 4ceok book" under hsr
name ~ ~ efs3 4ssEs sss- -
Hon. Charles Sumses lsft PhiIsdeIphia, Fridsy.
for Cape May. in line hsalth and spirits"
A Glsss Blowers Convsnfion h sittlng ID Cam.
den, N j., for the purpose Of securing a unlfbsn
regulation Of prices q Glass Blowers thrppGAeat
tho Union. sss y, g !.
The fand RAISED for giving Philadelphia moau !
mental memorial a the Father cf his Ccantsy. q
now reported to amount TO o37 900.
The dsHsiency In The Fnsach budest ID sAs last
thrss years y twelve hundred ntliioss ef frasea
The hagross q Nov York win sslshFats ~ an
niversary ofthe emancipation Of The West Ida
slaves. on the ist of Ausust at ClIfsoa 6prin&s.
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1 : We have examined the foregoing account ana b..
feve it to be correct WIZ KINNEYs Prsse 49, e
JOHN D. IMBODEN's,
go ~. w. 9. CANPBELL.
zasss ri a..ab e B. r ROfNT8 lsi'g
49, s.,ss4 .arsst,ss @4sss ! BRANDEBURG.
WIN. TATE -
z: 1uiy y ls56. HUGH w. 6HEFFEY.
Aucusr4 COUNTY, TO WIT:
On this ath day Of July. 1856, VIM a. Tams, Cash-
Ter Of tho Ceutrst Bank of VirsiuiA uade oet hsre
the suhscriber Notary fnbc that Cd within stcfs
ment correct to the best of his kuowleoss md -
iieL :. WAYT, n. r..
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TIN DAILY DISPATCH.
nv IAs. a. CowARDrN.

~. nailv Dsspatch = ssrvsd % sabes!ibess
Az IA . ors arm CENTS pnR waeE, payA1oe -
= ar r.raer weekly. Price Tor naahss 50 ssas y
sas.rvs n. weekly DtspascA hissusl svssy fii-
~. ..A mss,ed % ssescfibsn g u PER asnsua.
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c. R. SLAUGHTER,
SAMUEL McCORKLE,
JOSEPH H. WILSON, 81
HENRY o. SCHOOLFIELD, i
GEO. NJ. RUCKER,

GEO. M. RUCKER,
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CIrr or LYNcHBuRc, 70 WIT:
This day Robert u. Mitchell, Cashier of the Msr-
the undersiensd, Justice Of the Psacs in and for
said City and made oath that the within statement of
the condition Of the said Bank, the s0th June ase
il correct, to the best OF his knowledge end belief
Given under my hand, this Sd July, 1856.
Bos8a HENRY o. SCHOOLFIELD, J. p.
BANK or RSCOTTsvILLE,
s9-s+ is5 sScoTrsvrLLE, Va July 7th, 1855
HENRY A. WIss, Esq. Gov. Of Virginia: ~
DEAR SIR-I enclose = statement showing the co.,
dltion Of this Bank on the let inst compared with
the 50th day Of June, 1855. saN 6Ga& 50
Very respectfully, your ob't sery't. b-s I. .taa
Ast w. D. DAVIS, Caehisy.
STATEMENT or THE CONDITION OF THE BANK or
ScoTTsvILLe, AT scoTrsvILLE, Va, ON TIRE lsr
DAY OF July, 1856. COMPARED WITH THE 30TH or
JUNE, 1855:
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oss ne ande.siusd Direetors 81 &. 49, y ..
sal belisvs n = aivs y sx.s ths aSovs se6fsssnt
as.ss ". roWLE. Pr..Ix..t
BENZ WAfEHI
]. J. WHEkH 3 zfs
q ss ~ IS ". g. CAZEHovn ss
s S. 8 9s#a.ss fsss WlkLlAM NJ ncV110H
1kWI0 McKEIzfE
~ sTEfH. eHINN. D L
o9sgNIY g ArsxANDRIA, 70 wiz: SO ezs
sems. Mc1enxie, Csahior. sppesySS -. = z..A.
~ eed nsde cath thse he shovs ~ tnn
es @ % me bese of hs knovlsdes sui ksi;ef ~ ~
sas cENT1AL BANK or vInarNyAa
His Exssllsncy n A Wis., cse.1s ~ 80 = Us Us
ls.i ~. Within plssss Aad ststss ~ - -
IA i.i. 49, g this teak On The 1t Of Jsl laS -
le 's'y' is's Very respectfully, - - -
W, H.fAMs. c11Lisr.
STAT 4 ~. EhxNT q THE CONDITION on rnr. crrrs., =,
9 lsT JuLY, 1856 as1 ~ s. -s8.''A ~ = lso' AND
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REDUCTION OF PosTAGE TO EGYPT.-Ee are
requested 70 state that the British postage charee
on letters between the United kingdom ~
Egypt WHISTLER sent via Southampton Or VIA Mar
ssfiies. has been reduced 70 aix pauce ftwsiy6
cents the half ounce, and thersfore the snsle rsto
OF letter postage between the United States and
Egypt wif for the future, be 80 cents Via South
smpsen and - cents via Msrseillss instead 81 The
rases heretofore charged The postage must, IN
al cases, be prepaid -Unicn. 81 ss7 ) 's1
DEMocRAfTc UEfoN-Itis understood thai he
two general committees, Hard and Son, or The
Democratic party IN New York have at last akrsed
70 unite cordially. The joint general comniaiee
wilf consist OF one hundred and twenty eight mem
hefs the two sections being equally represented n
Il. sEaag sfsi 81 Ss.sgsss p 50
DECEASED The Cincinnati papers record the
death Of Prof John Locke, to whom the scientin6
world Il indebted TOR the magnetic ciock for making
Astronomical sbssrya&ions u ~.
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RESOLUTIONS RETURNED.-Gov Winston, of
Alabama, has returned the resolutions relating to
Kansas passed by the Massachusetts, Legislature
with request that the future resolutions of the
Legislature of Massachusetts on federal affairs and
the subject of slavery be no more forwarded to
this department" He says:
"The obligations of the constitution. and the
laws OF the United States passed in conformity
chusetts we desire no further interconrsa v,jth
your State and wish to be free in future from in.
suit from State whose citizens do not recognize
accountability for insult and libelous imputst lions
upon the character Of Southern States and the cit
zens thereof" - -, =
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s. xAnAK1Tsx, = An slequsnt tppsel hss besa a,
arsessd r. NE people sex tho unlssd stasse by
Wasaiugssa rrving. asA many pshsrssof shs inssl
disfingulshsd nsn of ne nation. Il kShilf sf AM
phoase d Lamarfine wAo was q he heaA Of he
French Previsioual Govsrnmsut inmsdlaaely a.
Ter The fsvoiution Of 1slS. II rseant .Istsst 10
o0s oe tAsir number, he sxplalns himsslf q fol-
lows: s@ssA ss ssssae ssa snpb All
sf,,...s s.. -. $. I s......g. -. 50. {. i.
1so, sal sbsys eli In these lassst tnsa nsks Rssd
Against them by labor. q -
IA hshslf Of this literary labes, hsvs rseourss %
your eountsymen.s Give me ai1, and inlxoduee me
snene shem Success h Tor Gms IN aIpl1 ef lifb OF
The work for which Lamartlne ask Of The peo-
pie o. the United States m int6lectusl hospitality
is entitled, "A Familiar Conrss Of LlsSrasulS. Il
z the essence Of the studies, the medisaticns and
the judgments Of The whole life of Lamsrtine -
tne nrst issue 10 the United States VIII take place
commenced In France. fg3ssassa 8 ~
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THE MORMON TABERNACLE.-The Northern
Islander says that the Mormon Tabernacle is
again under way. Several years ago work was
commenced on the tabernacle, and in one year It
AAd sofar progressed that one room 80 feet by GO,
Was In use, having only = temporary roof. The
next year, in consequence Of the persecution, the
work was suspended, and 10 now resumed, after y
delay OF i've years. When inclosed it viii accom-.
modste Zoo people standing, or seat 250O. VI =
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A BUSY SUsDAY.-The Boston fMass) Tran.
script says that clergyman Of that city was last
Sunday, called upon 20 ofticiate at each Of the
varied services required of ; clergyman. He
preached In the morning and afternoon. admins.
tered the Lord's supper st nooa and during the
day marrieda couple, haptised two persous, and
oficiated q funeral IL rarely occurs that I
Protestant Clergyman performs 20 many rites oi
the church in one day
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SERIOUS OccURRENCE.-On Sunday 4 boat
containing four men, started on an excnf.ion from
Portsmouth, N. H On Monday, the boat va
picked mp with the dead bodies Of two of the man
In It, and II u feared the other two are also
drowned - q ssa4 . -. - -,
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CAusE-In course of . speech at Edinburgh'
Lord Elgin spoke this sentence - s.lla

- how little nation gains which succeeds in
forcing It's own foreign Institutions. foreign laws
and foreign religion on reluctant and high spirit
Cd people. Oh, gentlemen fear, greatly fear,
that We have not yet read that most valuable but
most painful letter 70 its Close for rely on IT, that
II ever collision take place between these two
great branches of the Anglo Saxon race which
dwell on the opposite shores of the broad Atlantic
that calkmity, the most grievous that can befal
either country will be attributable to the humil.
iations which, in by gone times, England has
sought to impose on Ireland ~ +..iag
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rTsPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and all places in Vir-
ginis and North Carolina intended for shipment by
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who the authorized ents for Express privileges
on these ships.
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM l. PLEASANTS,
sp4-ts Agents.
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FoR SALT LAKE OITY.-Eisht hundred Eneiist
M0rmcns. including women and children, passst
They took the Chicago and Rock Island RsiIroet
10 tis river, and 90 thsnce b thS MisdssIppl ri
Missouri rod to lows city They, with thafr bar
esre, occupied twenty three cara At Iowa city
fhey win purchase wagons. t6amA proyisiens, &ca
Tor the overland journey - ths CaicsSs
pemAcxM JhEHsa a 3 &.5ss 49, ~ * sEst asss3
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H. nee Fntnishinrs.

w ATEN Cistettls, ,Dtitrhts and Twefs !;
w oval, ortsson and eolcfed Hall LAMPS !;
enam-lled Stew Pans; block tin ard iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass ptesefv. ket.
Ties: stirob and ea'tben spittoot,s: oval,
square and Gothic Walters. Salvets and
Tea Trays; Lamp glpbes, e'li,nne,s md
Wick itch reuter- table French Dtsttrs
common Yankee ditto cuhlhon. wooden.
Furnished Bfittatia and silver plated ia.
bic Caster. at MovtAn & nueusfs
mays. ~, Clutch street 81
Wnnhen ware. lsfocf,s, Hssshes, NJ,
HAND Breuu's; Wisp, Hearth, pcrse,
III White warh. Marking. sciubbne, Cob
web and Paint Brushes. Chutns, Reels A;
Butter nsshers; Towel Hollers Butter
Stamps Wooden Spoons; Salad Fvrks /;
Wooden Pals; Higgins; Cedat Tubs;
Water and Well Buckets; Cocv Dippets;
Wash Boards; Wood Scoops !. Trays, Pals,
&c MONTAN h HtGUET
mayo. .I Ennis. Church street
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1NrfANs pA'fBNT.
GNtc and DOOr Springs.
klNHE ttMt1E SIGNED eola AGENTS for

l. tbi. lnvaIbabts Spring. has them on
hand and fof sale at price which IL nbth.
ing eo,npate1 With their utility Samples
can be seen nj my stqte. on tie gate ol
Joshua Beal. mud the llatney House Deer
they are simple and Would not be Insult.
able fof the heatest patlct doote IN 'h.
city, apply at MoNrAN h Hrausr.
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MONTAN & HUGUET.
n t,ttce.

Notice.
THE undersigned hes this dsy associated
l with him In the Hard ware U.tahets
JOHN 8. HuGUET, and thankful 10 his
patrons fl, thrit literal tAtronsgel sclicis
continuance Of past tstofs for the new
firm. 4. ,.'...5s 3s.ss str5s
apis y. e, MUNTAN.
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Notice ~ CO. par ne rslt,p.

THE undersigned have TIL. day entered
l intt CO. iinrtship, uhdet The style Il
u. carrying on the Hardware business. In
All Of ITS vsitoas branches respectfully SOL
irit The patronage Of the public, assuring
lhes, hist ii future as large aud Varied !:
stock can be tp,,nd at their stand, and sold
ns lr'v as any house outside Of New Or
leans. y. c. MUNTAN.
arl9 J. s, UftGttET
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Something Worth Resllngl

t7,HE SUBSCRIBERS wcsl,l esll she H..
i tention Of purchasers 70 The large ~
,li'ions now being made 10 their etock,
among which may Re fo,'nd fIe
In elegat,. assortment of Plated and Jerst.
cd Walters, In sets and single;
Coffee urns, with and without 1ript rfs;
Gilt 4 ornsrnental Hail bsmrs h Lanterns;
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps, fof OIL, Spirit
Gas and Csmphipe;
Cut and Pressed tslass. China h Flint wste,
Btass, Copper, Othatnsnted and Cofnt,on
C0sl Hobs;
Elegant Polished Ste Fire Irons and And.
Irons; with large varsity n
> housekeeping articles;
A fne assortment Of Window Shades
Transparent paper SHADES Tor. Lamps;
Glass, Gilt and Plated Curtain Bands
Gilt Curtain Ccthjces; .-.
Also, A Fine Assortmsnt Of:
Rich Git Gift Cups, TAte-A -Tete, Sets,
Fsnty Cologne ard Toilet Bottles.
Mantle Ornaments, he, stltsbls
FOR ChfIst N \ . pfess
nmrcT FROM THE MANUFAc.
~ lures: Mahogany Bnbsteads, Ward
roh,s; Wristbands; Bttea,,s, Tables, Ne.
stilt and Mahogany Peir, Mantles snd
Looking Glasses
ny-Call and examine, as off stock ID
nov complete .A
det10y. 81 PHRBN - goa
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e,Mor .--Sincn Il very modest ycuhs
man, and II tnortiRes hin, exceedingly 10
have his name appear in the papers; but
he ccnceives u h, solemn duty, to inform
the pnblic, that staple articles II domestic
shirt linen, and linen drills fof pants, tsn
he had twenty Ave rer cent cheaper a. his
adjustment On Third q rect In this city,
than The, can be bad III, New Orleans. -
Having said this. Nj. conscience Is relieved
Ii people r,a 60 and buy elsew here, simcn
il consoled with the reflection that they
c'nHcs Justly abuse hin, 10, n, after thi.
notice Of warning --
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d. Wa heard ladv say. yesterday ~
who II a member OF the Musical S,cie,y,
that Herouia, has just received 4 fresh
stock 81 New Ms.ic. intludink oil that il
soul sabduius n The way Of Polkas, Ma.
surka.. Sehottichcs, etc. t-t
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Mechanics Tools.

nENCH Screws, Cabinet Clamps, Spear
- 4 Jaekscns Eaws, Plains II all kinds
Augers and Anger BITS. i'tscs ard Brace
Bits Hstchetts, Hammers, Carvers Tccls.
Gimblets and Cecpers Bits, Cooper's Riv-
cts &C. MoNtAr h HrstEr.
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French window Glass.

1!ECE1vEb per ship "OnrnAy, y
~ from New York, an asset tfnent Of ~tndv*
gla.s. g by ,ps--tvbv ,2 sic By ie-.ty by 10,
~ by $50 By 8n--sp BY ~. Aisb, Pitsbuts
'clesr" ana Waterford Chase, always on hand
aud for sale either ~ the hos Of At tetals. At.
Aeck-v. MONTAN 4 HuG1tET
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na PIANOS.
Il. DE ROSAS LACERDA.

- bd7VN RVUUN, Ld.,
NFORMEs the Public III genetsl that
L he IA now prepared 10 ferAif in III. best
tnarneh The OLDEST and MOST DE.
FNWvE PIANOS, At vsns MopssArs
ra.oss and every Mind If Musical fnstta
meHts. He will also tune at very reduced
prices. for his customers and the public in
general. &4"#
Orde,s lett at the tewelty stcr. Of MI.
Ihecdote Goldman will be promptly q.
tended ~
febisdtf 3. DE ROSAS LACERDA.
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Gbr Dail1 Gtnltt,
BATON Rou0 E,.:a.tAYs y, 1890.
l'sr Aw.-on 'ruesAsy n,ofAlpt last
|me.sn- J. " Burgess, Henry II. Walsh,
and felex n Btshct, presented ithtit II.
censes. to practice law, 10 his Hon. Judge
W. p. Rcbest,vn. II this, the Sixth Jedirial
District Court, and were swcfn a. Atict-
MES and Ccuhsellofs IL Law.

sAp--vsw. sApl-~-fessertlsy evening,
eltn the gong dawn time Of the sun, h -
SAYS, he was wafsng aloAg, on fhitd street
-vh'stling as he went, frr want Of thought
When he aas much Stalled by st'tled sob,
on the side walk opposite the Post pilite -
III lcrkcd w. snd enw a fair creature sbrut
Ahitteen Christmsses Old, h front pr o.
Cuno,'s bow window, gazing ihtenly IN,
scbbing anon, and now snd then, placing
tn her fearful eyes, a bi. Of ca.attic, work
Ell all over In flowers with floss. III such a
mariner ~ 10 sctatch her tssnspatrntly
liquidaehalk cheeks J's heart was moved
he thought 81 prol1er,ug his ewn ban
iannah-- advanced step glanced In Al
the window and then the true cause u
t'scul suhduins gtief' was apparent The
youns LADY, was weebing, because, she
cculd not wear tWr u thcse lpvesef-a thing
bonnets,' expcsed mo doubt, to make The
tender heart bleed,) IN the bow. window ii
that establishment. win not ksdame
fashion, please, so change her law, thata
bonnet ,pay be worn on the front aide IL
che head, as we'll as on the back : o''
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lsatAssvsAefr ss.,, Pattern t~atans.

v1NHr LADIES cf t,s.cn Rouge, are re-
Il spestiully informed that Miss Guild,
Is now At the Hatney House, where she
proposes to trath The elegant at d In.
brcioery. Also new style 81 cutting and
hitting atesses, tt,Antilas, etc, By an UNI
ertihe chart Or her owt, inssntirt called
The Crystal Palace Chat" This !. the
only systematic rule fur cutting ladies
dresses Miss Grid, may bs seen a. the
Harvey House. w "s4 ''a F#f 07
may W.tT "A ff ''s7
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Wooden Ware !!

A xE, Ratchet. Tile. Anger and Chsul
n Handles, Clothe Lire Reels, l'ctse
and White Wash Brushes, paist Brushes
and Sash Tools. nj sale hy +
nave MONTAN h tiUGrET
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nrsaslaesi llralsl, "a |
Another Fresh supply,

-, Another Fresh supply. $3.50.
JUST received PEI steamer Laurel Hill,
- another lot Of Gents, Fire Calf Boot.
and Btogans. Also an slditicnst supply oi
Best Rpsset Brogans. Ladies, Childtens
ard Misses Boots and Shoes In great varie-
ty spd very low Tor Cash.
maya " i s. UArkLEr.
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lLTafcl.M Produce.

yI7EHAvE Just received direct from
w The west. the following articles Of
Western Produce, which we viii sell low.
rbr CASH
1000 lbs. Dried t'eef lf)a''is's BRANDY
g Cases Beef Tongues, do. d..
1000 lbs. Bologna Sausage, do. DO
1000 lbs. New Dried Apples.
Perkins Cherry Valley Dairy Butter,
d Boxes do do Cheese;
10 TO, Foxes Starch;
gt Kegs prime New Lard tDavis's Bfd)
IS half btls. New Mess Beef do. DO
1000 lbs DO do do DO. 90. g
8 Kegs Pig Feet. DO. 60
2ooo lbs. New s. G. Hams. iDtfleld. bet
100 Sacks Bran, slte4 u
Is bhls. Flour, ., s...5 f,..s.f..
100 hbls. Potatoes; *4s
NV. would call The attention Of th.'
public 10 the above arteles--they afe oil
new and fresh, ard are the best that csn ~
bought in this city s.
mafl4-y. A. MONTAN 8 bRo'
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At BEAI's. n
IN Doz LONDON rotttf aastA ana pinss, y

~ F1UAUx'DSI. =
mn DUz tONDBt Potttf quatA aha pints.
w NM Fine CesArs, #
.,5s . Bags Prime Diva Cone, t4
4 dusci1 Worcestershire eAure,
: dp4er English Pickles N Mustard.
, Boxes Assorted Pc frnis,
Il bAtfeis ffe.h UHrrant, lrHi a-
10 dusen Dntkees Yeast Powders. t
10 baftels pfit,e lard, .... -.
: hokshesds Prime Centrifugal Sugar.
@a 3 eAsss Lscbur's Matches,
10 barrels Dried Apples, ~
~ b.gs Prime Rim Coffee, #...
barrel Ttsratocsa Whi.key.
4Ff battei ispsrtvn whsskst,
barrel Mnnpnsaheta Wh.key,
Just received and for sale By packe n ana setsii
BY .4.g.a mays JueHuA heal.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-22
my .oru ELorR OF fsEAt.

rAM,iiFs wishing 70 insure getting good ana
L SWEET FtUUk-fitbt that "a not one IL ieur
,tosths r,a tsn.re setting ists thsN kahds, zen.
hpi1a the ttsk II squirting eminent, should repefn-
BET that BEAL manufactures his ficnf IN katpn,
Rouge, and No farther thati demand requires
hence II IL ever tesh INDEPENDENT u which, II ysu
do not want bat+et ycd can get II any quantity
whatever. BE sure ana est yonr Flsuf u
mayf | JOSHUA BEAt,.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-22
CAPITOL CHEAP STORE III
wECONOMY AND TASTE,~e
oAAUB,
Aas~ sna Eleeanee. Ill CofnasasA'
II. Nt,,,O,s y %.

~ Oy1g9VtG ~ wv
1'HEnE IL NOTHING d more itnpct-
i tahre 10 this community Than y knUw
where 10 Get, PERFECT FRS, At suits.
Die r,icrs j. sftfo1t h CO.. filled with
Samaritan like rhilanthtoty, wsuu feSs
pectfuly direct the westy with being
huubngepl) people, u this honest plsce.
to theif establishment, opposite the Post
office, whete the
LADIES DE1'ARTM ENT
win be fysnd fnll n Ftobhced and tlsin
pstnees. and Silk Tissues; Mb'slins and
Organizes Muslin, 1accfet 4 Oxsndiet
Hohes Plain and Printed t,f,llianteensi
rhmttics, Linen Lawns IN shcft every
thing ID this loHg lins.
EMBR OlDEHtes.
End. Chemisetts and Sleeves in lo0ts
Rich Guipnre Lace Collars. = great vat'
iety Of silk and Lace Msntelles; EmHd
taccn.t bands, vety rich tmb'a. Ladies
Hshdke,ehefs Emb'd Skirts Diml.
try. for. Skirts large varsity 81 .silk
ratssols. Fans, Silk Cloves and Files
Mitts tic.
THE GENTS DErAnTMENT. AZ
Especially selected IL, This ma,ket ind
guaranteed to be the best wotktnafahlh
ard latest style, comprising, SUITE y
rcrd. Cassttlrettes; suits ii Checked
Marselles; suits IF Black italian rf0th,
Mefino, Bespouf, and Alrsets CoAtsj
Brown Linen, Drill snd'ctbef styles 81
fpmu ef Coats and pstts: fancy linen
Drill III patterns and BY the yard; undM
Garments IN Linen snd Cotton 0ilk
Muslin C,avsts, Hslf Hesr; Glovt5j
Panama Hats, .stfsw 1fstA fot fOuut
America
Special attention Il raid 10 our cvsto,dl.
ELS 1 from, the variety u ovr stock I ut.
feet fl Is In oil Gases assured at ,
sp5, ]. SIMON Il CO.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-22

A MoNraN n BRo This wen knoWt,
Arm cotneE OF Third and Church streets,
still centinne, TO have regular shipments of
staple and fancy groceries. They have nov
in store, any. aud every article usually ask
ed fot il this line. v g#8af