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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-24

1 ~ NJ. ROSENBAUM Dealers ina Dry
-. Ooods.-By various arrivals are receiving our
Spring stock and have already opened,
Rich Barge de LANES and Challies
French Lawns, BIilliants and Bingham
Jaconets, Cambrcs, Swiss and Checkd Mnslins
Needie-work Collars Sleeves aud Cambria Bands
Emb'd Hem-stitched and Grass Linen Hdkfs
Cactus Grass and Hoped Skirts
All our Goods having been bought at the Iowest
cash prices, will be sold at very all profit.
j. M. ROSENBAUM
NH IA ZOO prnaJ' >.
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no CLOSE BUSINEsS.-S50,0O GOO sssssaa3
II worth of Trunks, Boots, Shoes, Hats
If Umbrellas Walking Canes, &c. From this date
rne entire stock of the Bszaar store, No. 52 Main
street next door the Exchange Bank, will be dig
possd of at cost without either at wholesale
retail as the present proprietor is engaged In other
business L. w GhoACoi'
TERMs.-Over $780, four mouths with approved
paper; all bills under 300, cash.
t+E
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KEYUKNEU HUWE- "

Just returned from the NortR' o wne sSo we
T-nnks and Carpet Bags, which we are in daily re-,
cspt Of just received 800 Pq5' p ct t DS
f nnds cheap in proportion. All persons Ill
All ofnft eo Shoes Trunks or Carpet Bags can save
money BY giving call before ad W dot .sy
Mace,s is the place to get bargains we III give up
t 40 'i0 g. S. MAURICE,
guy ~" 81 No l5l Main st, Richmond. Va.
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x HE'LL LINE.--I have for sale, and viii
- keep constantly on hand st my Lime ktlns, aear
Capt. 0oddin's tavern. bacon branch, large sup
ply of the best quality Of pure. Oyster
She'll LIME. Farmers and others IN want OF this ar
ticle can get their orders filed hy spplying at my
Kilss or addressing me through the city o
fmh 5-dSe M xslsS JOHN MOSS.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


FOR RENT-A beautiful Brsck
Eg::a house with Kitchen and large Market Harden
III attached and excellent water in the yard, beau
tfuly situated 25th street. one square north o.
ysuabe st. aud in about quarter of hours walk Of
the Old Market yet retired enough for person 70
enjoy all the benefits Of the county ar. 10 COCO
than such another place can be bad in the county
near the city Apply at No IS, Main street, TO su
mh2 " N " - . L2-I
FOX KENT.--A store Honse, with
- awaiting attached; also Kitchen, Lumber house
III and Wood house, at Bowling Green, Caroline
connty and Is the best stands for store in the
village There IS ''0 f g6a ssIaI mcKERSSSE z
Bowling Green, Caroline county, Va.
NH Ie--5tawtf
a. DE>lK ELL nksiDkNIk On
Ill FOR SALE PRIVATELY We are author
lied to sell the dwelling House and lot now occupied
by Mrs. Brooks, at the corner of Cherry and Finn
wood Main street, in Sidney, one square West OF
the Fair Grounds. The lot fronts on Elmwood street
IS feet and back 1870 feet to 90 foot alley The
house has rooms, good kitch add rooms, with
covered way from the house TO the Kitchen laundry,
wood and coal houses, and well of excellent
in the yard, with pump attached. Amy per on de-
sirous of purchasing can examine the premises by
application to Mrs Brooks, the present occupant
mb7-eodts TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS.
I. FOR RENT-The house now Occur
iii pied By the subscriber. On Church Hill, oPpo
M:x site the residence of Mrs Van-Lew. Posses
rngton or SAML. M fhlCE-
fe 25-Stawts
. FOE KENT, OR LEAsE--The new
E::: store and cellar, No. 205 Main st.
III ALSO-Several good lodging rooms. ,nso,
Apply to Il. N hoD0oN.
NH :0-eodtf
- FOR RENT OR SALE-A House
- and Lot on Church Hill, 26th St. n ar Clay
Ill The House is frame building with tour sooo
rooms. and kitchen, &c The lot fronts % feet i
ALSO-Fo sale, small House and Lot on ZIth st.,
cbnrch Hill Apply TO j. F. KEESEE,
On 18th St, between Nam and Cary.
fe 8-eodts
- FOR KENT OR LEAsE--A vacant
- Lot on corner 18th and Dock streets, fronting
Ill ia feet on l4rh street.
A vacant Lot, on corner 18th and Dock streets
fronting 100 feet on Water street.
vacant Lot corner of 18th and Dock streets 'front.'
ing 1874 feet on Dock street.
A vacant Lot, 18th street, fronting Sc feet be-
tween Cary and Dock street.
A lot and office, stable, &c, corner of Cary and
18th Streets fronting ia feet on Cary street
A Lot, fronting 265 on 18th street, near Mr.. Ty-
ler's residence.
Lot, fronting BOO on Federal street, near the
above
Also Cottage Residence near the same.
Some of the above lots desirdbly situated for
coal, lumber wood yards, and of them excel
lent locations for business
-.--.-.--~ j. F. KEESEE,
ia Sl-Stawts 18th st. bt Main and Cary.
\
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EOUR OWN FAULT--If yon will suffer
l. from pTotracted cough when relief nav be 40
easily obtained, RICHARDSON'S WILD CHER
RY AND BLOoDR0oT CANDY is one Of the most
reliable OF all preparations offered for curing Throat
and Lung Complaints, Asthmas, nc 1t ioosens
saothes and heals all irritation or inflammation and
imparts healthy action TO the lungs
For sale by DIugsIsss John w Pollard 18th street;
l.. b. Thomas, Broad street; and
j. ]. RICHARDSON'S
Confectionery and Variety Store,
NH Sim Columbian Hotel Building.
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,I,O MANUFACTUKKRs AND CAPI-

Two MANUFACTURERS AND CAPT.
4 TALISTS-The Fredericksburg Water Power
Company, incorporated by the Legislature of Virgil
mia, have improved and made ready fo1 manrfactur-
ing uses, the entire water power of the Rappahan-
mock river, at fredericksburg Va.
They are now prepared To offer for sale. manufac-
turing sites, with water rights appurtenant conve-
nienty located, easily improved, and upon which the
entire power may be operated.
The works of the Company have been constructed
in the most improved and substantial manner under
the superntendence of the experienced Engineer
John Chase, of Massachusetts The DAM (of the
same plan with that over the Connecticut at Hol-
yoke and the Abutments constructed upon a ma
turai rock foundation; the Dam, of II inch square
timber the abutments of granite LAID in with
hydraulic cement. The Canal is 80 feet wide, and o.
feet deep which capacity, with the available fall OF
AZ feet furnishes power not less, in ordinary
sons than 1000 horse power and ranging up to 1000
horse power.
Fredericksburg, having population of 900, situa-
ted 60 miles from Washington City and Richmond,
with Railroad and Steamboat lines established to
both cities having good Vessel and Steamboat cem-
connection to the Ohio progressing located in
the centre of agricultural region inferior in fertii.
lty aud productions to none in Virginia with eli
mate salubrous and uniformly healthy offers great
Inducements to manufacturing in all its departments
Large supplies of Wheat and Corn seek lis mark et
Timber Is abundant at accessible points; Coal Iron
and Cotton may be procured cheaply as al any
point on the seaboard provisions and fuel are che
white labor is abundant and easily trained to employ
ment in manufactures.
The Company is prepared TO offer Inducements in
the prices of Sites and Power.
any Information desired, may be had by commu-
ncstlng with JOHN CHASE, Engineer, Chicopee Mas
eachusetts, or the undersigned. at Frederic ksburg
virginia JOHN L. MARYE, JR.
fe 18-4w President r. w. p Co.
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~ FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
III Just received by Express and steamer
H Ladies' Morocco and Goat Bootees
~ Do Caters and Nor. Bootees, with heels
McCurdy's Button Caters, for children
Children's thick sole Goat aud Nor. Bootees
Ladies' medium sole Congress Caters
NH 70 JOHN C. PAGE. JR, Is Main ST.
60 JUST received at r. h. w mics
SI Ladies' Shoe Saloon, a beautiful lot OF
Gents Patent Leather Pumps also, Ladies,
black Caters at ) 80. Morocco Bootees timex ana
~? soIss Call at P K WHITES
W Ladies' Shoe Saloon,
~ 10 IS Main ST.
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REMOfAL.-.JOsEP NJ. PETROs has
~ removed his Confectionery and Fruit Store from
NAN 10 Ith street, between Grace and Broad where
ne VIII be pleased to receive calls for anythnR In his
hns from his friends and the public generally
de has now hand large aud we II nelected stock
OF confectionery, Fruit Preserves, &c, and Is pre-
pared to nil orders for weddings or parties at short no
tiee.
New York prices NH Is-6t.
VALuABLE LII BEk NAkD On BA.
SIN BANK, FOR SALE.-The subscribers are
authorized to sell that very valuable Lumber House
on the Basin bank adjoining the herers Office,
now IN the occupancy of Thos j. Peyton, Esq. 1t 10
an excellent location and admirably arranged for
business. Apply to 80
mh i6--6t GODDIN ApPFRgON Z
DRIAlE ROLL BUTTEK.-.We offer q
=; = No arties Of Butte1 also, Pine Apple Eng
lish Dairy and Cutting Cheese.
mh22 gs r. MCCARTHY SON.
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M= DWELLINGS FOR kkNT.--A Get
~. tage in Hughes Row on Mayo street. with 81
Aa-4 rooms, kitchen, water and gas.
desirable residence on franklin, between Sd All
4th streets, with every convenience.
dwelling on Brooke avenue, opposite to Cap,si
Godd1n's tavern, with rooms, kitchen, outhousesd
every kind, and large garden
Several small tenements on Jefferson street.
tenement on Cary, between 9th and nh stissa
suitable for store and dwelling. Apply to
fe 8 TAYLOR a. VITIJANs
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~ TO COUNTR MEkCHANIS.-
I'll Your attention is particularly called to the
&A splendid and entire new stock OF Hats, s Gsps
and Straw Goods; comprising every style anu va ~
the most favorab lie terms, ut wholesale or Iesai
cash customers liberal discount will be maze :.
GEO. w. DUGsBERRY 80 long KNOW ~ 70 So b;s
now enoaged with u.s. and will be pleased to see HIS
old customers at any time. Give us tTsi;
BINFORD, DICKINSON& w E NJ. 80.
NH ID INo. - ------
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GLAssBoRo, N. j.. Nov. 2, 1855.
Prof C. De Grath & Co Philad'a Please find en-
closed + % for which send amount in your won
d-rul Electric Oil" by the bearer j. h. Smith stage
driver. | have sold all | purchased from you last
Monday evening and stW tcdnt more
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80. ID Il 81 kABLE Residence Fox
Ess RENT.--The House and Lot belonging 70 re
49, estate of Moses IL. Preston, decd, is offered
rent. The house contains ii rooms besides eioseii
bathing room arranged to use both hot and col
water, the house lighted with gas There are al D.
cesssry out houses upon the premises; the lot eteF
pies one half the square. 1t is situated upon whs!
known as Candles Hill, one of the most desiGses
locations being in few minutes walk of the eeHi'
OF the city, at the time very retired commsa-
ing one of the finest views TO be found any where
Is admirably adapted the purpose Of large Bo'Ia
ing School, Possession may be had on the Isl
March. For further information, apply TO
JOHN r. PRESTON. AGENT,
for Jno and Sanl'l. Tyree, Trustees
NH Sim N ar Shoekoe WarrhOuse
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X. Q. SIANGEk.
Come and read old Capt. Jeremiah Aliens letter.
He was cured of rheumatism after trying all the 9th
er remedies known.
Ask Mark Gregg, wood merchant, 45 Marshall st.
He saws. sit ia the greatest blessing bestowed
on man; has suffered dozen deaths; has taken nedi
cine enough to establish drug store; but the Electric
Oil relieved him in "A few minutes" This be said
the 7th day of November, 1850. Ask him. all ye
skeptcal.
The Doctors using the "Eiectric Oil" The La
using it. There is but office in Philadelphia,
which is at SO 5. EIGHTH ST. betw zen Chestnut and
Walnut, above the great ''Masoaic Temple"
SID Canning
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OAFITSI4Ei ~JtIIi
Prof c. De Grath Il Co phil Gentlemen--in res
pect to the Electric OH can only say, there has
aerer been Medicine before the public TO equal it.
am selling very fast Yesterday Sunday gem
tleman called and would have sell him bill
who esae, in spite of all could be said; when he took
it to the country, where have no doubt he will do
well with it, he ia active merchant but not in
our line of business, however.
Persons are coming from every direction for the
Oil, and think in short time | will be able to
knock all practicing Doctors from Dan to Beersheba
1t is first rats and propose to you in December
TO make another extensive purchase, until which
time, believe me, gentlemen, your friend with re-
spect, B. J. KEIFFER.
Prof C. De Grath l. Co. are daily receiving such
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NNa EUR RENT.-1hslI very desira.E
Hill: House on Main street, End door above l1sh *
This house 10 in the most improving part Of ~
city, being in short distance of the Banks and osn
public places of business Possession given iH AZ"
Apply TO 70 lists BENJAMIN DAVIS
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BUSINESS CARDa.


A CARD.--WM. PERCIVAL, Civil En-
n giueer and Architect-Ofice, Goddin's Hall, on
llth. between Main and Bank srraer
Washington sentinel., 1856-05-29

We invite attention to the advertisement Of
the Mountain House." at Capon Springs
virginia, and that Of the "Hygeia Hotel" Old
Point Comfort. New and improved arrange
ments have been made in order, if possible to
furnish additional Injuries to the visitor. The
reputation Of these resorts is so we'll established,
that any words Of commendation from us
would be super6uous. Their very names are
suggestive Of everything that can serve to rem.
der sojourn desirable and pleasurable.
Washington sentinel., 1856-05-29

them, like mantle of charity to cover the
record of his past errors. Let his friends be
cautious how, in the eagerness of their strife to
raise him In this mantle to the Presidential
chair, that they do not uncover and again lay
bare the record SO generously shielded.
Washington sentinel., 1856-05-29

n@-We give the following just view, from the
Petersburg Intelligencer, Of the chastisment Of
Charles Sumner. 1t is characteristic of our
friend Syme, who always takes common sense
view of matters and things-ottsidc Of politics
Liberty OF Speech.
The late affair in the Senate Chamber will
be seized upon by the Fanatics as a capital oc-
casion for sputtering forth all sorts Of nonsense
about the Liberty of speech. 1t is fine sub.
ject for rhetorical Aourishes and declamatory
platitudes. We are in favor Of the said liberty
provided it is restrained within decent limits.
But we draw distinction in the case which we
think an important one. Liberty of Speech is
one thing. L,centiousncss of speech is another
and a very different thing. In every country
where free institutions like ours prevail, there
must be free speech and free press But we
have yet to learn that the cause of freedom
ever had its bulwarks in the unrestrained ex-
cesses of rbaldry and vulgarity of personal in
vectlye, to which too many of our political
speakers and presses Of the present day are ad
dicted. In the case Of Sumner and Brooks we
have an apt illustration Of the evil which re-
suits from this reckless practice, which most
unhappily for the nation has found its way into
the Senate Chamber and the Hall of the Rep.
resentatives. There is nothing in this affair
that is akin to nm attack by Brooks upon the
great republican franchise, in its true and pro-
per sense. Sumner himself was guilty of an
outrageous violation of it; and when he used
the language that he did towards Butler and
Douglss he fairly and fully forfeited all claim
70 his Senatorial privilege and to exemption
from personal responsibility, and deserved the
which he so wantonlv and sbame-
fully provoked. Even q Senator in Congress
Washington sentinel., 1856-05-29

...... A Hungarian refugee named John p.
Kalapsza, has obtained a divorce from his
wife, in the Cincinnati court, on the ground Of
wilful absence for more than three years. His
wife resides ip Hungary, and has not answered
any Of his letters during his exile.
Washington sentinel., 1856-05-29

All advertising for less time than three
months, will be al the usual rates-Sl per square
for the first three insertions, and twenty five cents
for each subsequent issue
R6y Letters on business should be addressed
to JOHN SHAW, Sentinel Office, Washington.
Washington sentinel., 1856-05-29

The Hagerstown (Md.) Chronicle states
that on Sunday night last FIVE slaves belonging
to Mr.. Geo. Shaffer, of Funkstown, and three
of Mr.. Claggetts, Of the same place decamped
for the North. They came to Hagerstown and
stole two horses, from Mr.. Snider's livery stable,
and carriage from Mr.. John /. Underwood, in
which they started at rapid rate for Penn
sylvania.
Washington sentinel., 1856-05-29
THUsRDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1856.
FOR PRES ENT,
IA M Els Blu CHAN A N

OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Subject to the decision Of the National Con-
yention
Washington sentinel., 1856-05-29

..... More than one thousand barrels Of eggs
are daily received at New York.
Washington sentinel., 1856-05-29

is, or ought to be, amenable for gratuitous inso-
lences and insults to indiyiduals-for if he can
himself forget the dignity of his station and the
proprieties of debate SO far as to descend to the
coarsest scurriities against an opponent, then
he deserves any personal chastisement which
he may receive
We have read over this mans offensive allu-
sions to Judge Butler, (aoho aoas not PRESENT.
and we do not hesitate to say that, although
Mr. Brooks ought to have selected some other
spot for the alteration than the Senate cham
ber, if he had broken every bone in Summers
carcase it would have been but just retribu-
tion upon this slanderer of the South and of
her individual citizens, for the atrocous yerbal
assaults for which he was called to account.
We say, down with such "liberty of speech"
as that of Summers. The sooner it is utterly
subverted the better for the country. Let
Senators confne themselves within their legiti-
mate sphere of privilege. If they cannot OBJ
serve the courtesies of debate-if they cannot
argue question upon its own proper merits,
let them be silent. But If they will rudily and
without cause traduce individual character let
them suffer as Sumner has done at the hands
OF the aggravated party. The abolition papers
will but waste their ink in the endeavor to
make martyr of Sumner in this matter. It
was naked case of voluntary and cool ag-
gression on his part. He went out of the way
to insult the Slate of South Carolina and one
OF her worthiest representatives, by name, in
the grossest terms, and the castigation which
was administered to him was richly merted
As to its having been an invasion Of the lib
erty of speech the idea is simply ridiculous.
It was punishment justly due to intolerable
Acentiousness of speech. 1t was resentment
in the right spirit of mean and unmannerly
insult, which was no less foreign to the discus
sion that brought it forth than to the decencies
Of parliamentary life and the urbanities which
characterize a gentleman.
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WATCHES JEvVELIeY, & WARE
KLEIN & BROTHER, -

A RE now in receipt of
IA the large t and best
selected Stock of fine
Watches, Jewelry, Silver
- are &c ever brt ught to
this market. Consisting
in part of Gents fine gold
hunting Watches, made to
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VlclkD burg Cards
New Goods!
r. b. II CIV g 3 g o..

Aes ~ ~ ~ - - - s4s
RENOw RECEIVING and HAVE TN
"a part opened: Their Pu shases q, ons,
e FALL AND WINTER 1OODSl
Their old stock and Spring purchases hav-
ing been nearly all disposed OF, they now re-
plenish their store with an assortment, selected
In the Northern cities, 90 full and varied as to
meet the wants of all our customers and the
public.
We are thankful for the extensive patron
ace already received, and wish to exhieit to
exhib.t to our old customers and others whom
we hope to become such, our merchandise
and willingly risk the decision all who ex-
anime, as to the quality. patterns and prices Of
our goods We have
DeLai es, Silks. Cashmeres,
Merinoes, Challes, Alpaca, satin,
Bereges, Bombazines, Marcelaines.
| Ginghams, calicoes, &C., of colors,
| figures and qualit es to suit everybody
Jeans, linsevs, checks, sheetings, as
Sh ing, prints, fannels, tckings,
Drilling, blankets, cottonade, of the
! most approved Manufacturers brants'
Table covers, towels, curtains,
/ Carpeting, rugs, mats, binding,
Hose for men, women and children,
!. Laces. edging, bouncing, inserting,
Collars, arts. handkerchiefs,
4 Skirts, robes, bands, infants's waists,
Gents. shirts, collars, bosoms,
!, VII lebone. some of extra lengths;
Boots, shoes. russets for men,
!. women, children and negroes;
Butte ms, thread, needles, pins.
Tape. cord. perfumery. fancy soaps.
} Tooth brushes, carpet bags. hats, caps,
4 Woodville lowells, Kentucky Jeans and
: Linseys, by the piece er bale;
7 Also, Negro socks;
) and many other articles for which we hope Ell
quiry will be made.
: Vicksburg, sept 10
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!
TME ARE IN RECEIPT OF THE
w following Fall Goods, purchased
with the view Of meeting the early Fall de-
mand.
English, American and French Fancy
Prints;
Real Scotch Ginghams:
Real Scotch Plaids.
French do
Opera Sac Flannels:
White and Red Flannel>;
Black Alpacas;
Fine black Bombazines;
Satinets, Jeans ard Cassimeres;
Pink, Blue and Buff Chambray;
ap. Bonnet and Belt Ribbons;
Patent Leather Bits;
Black, Colored and Plaid Elastic Belts;
Hoop Skirts. round bone;
Embroidered Muslin, Cambria Linz +
Collars;
| Ladies' Embroidered. Hem stitched and
Mourning Handkerchiefs;
Gents stitched Hands crchiefs:
Jaconet and Cambria Bands,
English Thread Edgings and Laces
Real Valenciennes do
Black Grape Collars.
Plain White Jaconets;
/ Plain and Checked Cambrics:
/ Velvet Ribbons, all widths.
i (sepl2) COWAN, CHAPLIN & JACK.
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VARNUSvIES

O00 GALS. no. Copal, $50 gals. no
AOO Coach, 100 gals. white pamar loo
gals. brown Japan, 10 bbls. Alcohol. JUS
received by ]. c. LANIEk 81 CO.
Vicksburg, July IL
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steamer Eclipse!

FESHE magnificent T. 8. Mail tegpsa.s =
u Steamer ECLIPSE, L. w. lsasassnsassS
BRoApwELL, Master having been s<zsszz zsza
purchased expressly for the packet trade, will
commence her regular weekly trips on or about
the 4th of September, leaving New Orleans
every Thursday evening at 5 o'clock, and ARR
wing at Vicksburg early Saturday morning.
Returning will leave Vichsburg every Monda
at II o'clock M. and arrive at New Orleans
early every Wednesday morning.
As the Gamer ECLIPSE will always have
superior Quadrlle Band on board, and ,cil
neuer carry Cotton above the Boiler Deck, sht
will offer unusual inducements t. the travel
/, ling public. Aug. Is If.
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Sealing wax, Pen Holders, Waters, &c.
and various other articles too numeruus to men
ION. These articles have been se'e ted with
great care and feel safe in recommemdhg Il EN-
o Physicians. p Ianters, ID a'ers mi ,thar.
THOMPSON Il EMANUEL
Yazoo City, Au-us .