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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-03-08
80 yTnt.e.
TsInnghs.

n PLoUGHs, lor sale by
d apl4 ROTH BROS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-03-08

In the succession of Sixth District Court,
o'''d dec Giis'e' pare PARISH d Of FG Ibsrpiile.
WHEREAS, Adonis Petit has This day petit
w toned this court for letters OF aiministra.
ton in the succession of Ursin Daigre. decd
Notice is hereby given 10 all whom it may con-
Germ, 10 show cause within ten days from the date
hereof why the prayer of petitioner should not
be granted.
Clerk Office, 9th Feb, 1896.
mbI M. a. ESTEVAN. Clerk.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-03-08

,EeTcEgy.
TINE Rings. Lotkets. Go|d Pens. T4rastfinS-
I and Earrings, allof1atest sfyi, ifsi ntteitea
at RICHARDS
mh1S Drug aud tarleiy sEgfe.
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CAME CARTS,
Wagons, DrayS, WheelbarrOys,

&c. &c. &c.
HART, AUSTIN Il CO., Agents tor the sale
Ii Of work manufactured by BuSby. Little 4
Co, Wheeling, Va. will execute at short notice
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-03-08

ton to the above card. 1T islhe intention Of the
'lete assortment OF every thing in the ..ry Goods.
ublic a more general variety than Is USUALLY found
ale respectfully invited to call md examine our
ION all other Goods. The usual credit will be river
be paid 10 all orders from BAYOU GouIa. Crosse
-jel8l HART, AUSTIN Il 60.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16
Affairs I'm san FrancIscO.

From telegaaphic despatch to the State
Journal, dated the 14th, states that a meet
ing had assembled to hear the determination
of the officers, and that the officers had pos
itively refused to resign. When The sympa-
thizers with the meeting saw that the people
were excited and divided, they adjourned
the meeting Immediately The crowd still
rema'ned-some persons boldly expressed
the resignation farce political swinde
when they were hustled off to the Vigilance
rooms, some ten or twelve in number
On the vote being taken, whether the
committee should have further time, large
number voted "No," when the cry was rails
cd, ARREST them" ':IIustle them off to the
Viglence Rooms' Such is Vigilance free
dom of speech. The Globe declares the
whole thing political swindle. Hopkins
was worse. Erysipelas had spread over part
Of his face.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16

New York, was appointed to prepare an ad-
dress, with tht view TO secure the co-crera-
ton of all parties in the Republican move
ment
The anti ti.Filmore branch of the American
Party. opposed to the Philadelphia nomina-
tion of Fillmore and Donelson. met and or
ganized in the Apollo Rooms, Broadway, N.
York.
The morning session was occupied in the
proceeding of organization, Ex-Governor
Johnston, of Pa, in the chair, rs temporary
presiding officer There were some $50 del
egates present, comprising many distin-
guished names in the party. In the after
noon session, before the formal opening Of
proceedings, ex Mayor Conrad, of Philada,,
and Lieut. Gov Ford, of Ohio were intro
duced to the Convention, and made speeches,
in which Kansas affairs, the Sumner out
rage, and abolitionism generally were dis
cussed The acceptance of Mr.. Fillmore of
the Philadelphia nomination, elected much
conversation, and seemed generally 10 pro-
duce disappointment. The prevailing sentl-
ment in Mass seemed to he in favor OF Ere
mont and Banks. The Pennsylvania dele
gates are said to bc in favor of Judge Nc
lean, and most New Workers in favor of Live
Oak George Law
Later.
On the morning of the Goth Fremont was
nomi uated for President, and VIM. +. John
son for Vice President, by this Convention
Banks had been nominated by Anti-Fill-
more Convention, but withdrew, and Free
mont submitted.
NLw York. June 90
A letter has been received from Mr.. Fill
more accepting unrcserycdly the nomina-
ton by the Americans. His letter, which
puts him squarely in the Know Nothing
Platform without any allusion to past po-
litical associations, has offended many
straight Wings hitherto friendly to his no
mination. Among the malcontents is the
n Y Commercial Advertiser, which says it
can no longer support him, and that it
now looks to the action Of the straight Whig
Cow ention, which meets at Louisville July
fourth.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16

PIsCAToRY Col. Stanton, Deacon Shell
don and Mr.. Craigue, have on hand new
supply of fresh trout, which they propose
selling off at cost 1t would be well for ep-
icures to apply early, as the supply will be
limited after the Deacon has selected from
the lot enough Of the "fnny tribe" to stock
that subterranean whirlpool which is in
course Of erection. Besides, we are assured
that they have made their last trip to Dog
town fishing ground.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16

re- For the first delivery of the Marys-
vile papers yesterday with the news of the
arrival of the steamer, VIC are indebted to-
Mr. Harris, the ever polite and attentive
driver of the c. s. Co.'s coach.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16

Cor Sick OF HIS CoNTRACT.-Wheeler,
the boss ON digging the cellar corner Mont
gomery and Myers streets, thought to make
a raise at playing the joke-lost his change
that he ought to have paid his men with
and vamoosed the next morning, leaving a
dozen hard working men to whistle for their
money that they had toiled week for in
the broiling sun. The dirty whelp
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16

.r1s- Some Of the Vigilance papers style
the San Francisco committee ''delivers',
They have been delivered of an unconscion-
able number Of rascals, and we hope to see
them take care of their offspring hereafter,
and not force them upon their neghbors.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16

Ha- Applicable to Oroville, and proves
the truth Of the old adage that opposition
is the life of tsade:''
Lord Peterborough remarked that if an
English lawyer is in danger Of starving in a
market town or village. he invites another,
and both thrive
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16

&.Q- Why should the people of the interi-
or favor the action of the Vigilance Commit
tee, if it has the effect TO drive the thieves
and rascals of San Francisco into their
midst? All admit that it has this effect,
and yet many are loud in their support of
the committee. Are they pleased to see the
villains and gamblers in our midst, to rob
the miners and burn our villages What
right has San Francisco to ship her rascals
to New York, or drive them into the interior'
The State has provided n place for them.
Let San Francisco send them to work for the
State instead of driving them to other COM
munites.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16

JUSTICES CoURT.--Charles Rathburn was
arrested by Jones, and tried before JUS
tice Elliott for obtaining property under
false pretenses: found guilty and commit
ted to Jail to await his trial at the August
Court.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16

AN HONEST MAN.--yalentine Wagner, a
German, who was employed as an ordinary
hand on the Ditch last fall; and who was
accidentally overpaid IS 60 when he was
discharged, on yesterday met Mr.. Craigue
the foreman, explained the error and COM
PEELED him to receive it back. A rare case
of honesty, certainly.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16

Ga- The Sacramento Union folk tVigi-
lants) say they are ready to meet the issue,
Vigilance or anti-Vigilance." This valiant
editor has twice been ready to meet the is
sue -''Senator or no Senator" and was de-
feated.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

At meeting of the California Democratic State
Central Committee held In the city Of sacramento.
on The 10Th day OF July 1884, IL was resolved That a
Demncranc State Convention be called. iO meet In
tbe civ of sacratnento on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of
September next for the purpose of nominating two
members Of Congress, Clerk of the Supreme COurt,
a Superintendent OF Public Instruction, State Prison
Director, and four Presidential Electors.
The State Cenrg Conn ittee suggest that Satur.
lay the I'D day of August, be- the day selected by
The different counties for the election oi Delegates TO
aid Democratic State Convention.
The following is the apportionnent of representa-.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16

IMMIGRANTs.-The New Journal learns
that there are upwards of one hundred fam
lilies on the truckee route, ready to make
their entrance into California. The health
of the emigiants is good, their stock looks
we'll, and grass is abundant. The mmigra-
tion is reported to be much larger than last
year, The informant took pack-train over
the mountains, loaded with -four, to meet
the immigrants. but found them we'll sup
piled with the article. He intends making
another trip, loaded with groceries and Ii
quors, in few days.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16
Nicaragua.

Nicaragua.
There is no news from Walker. No yes-
sells at Greytown but the Eurydice.
ii. Il Nj. steamer liernes arrived at Grey
town 6 z. VI ; lett June 10th
yellow fever had broke out on II Il. NJ
frigate Molacca, at Port Royal and carried
off sixty OF the crew
The San Jose Albion, OF May 9th says
that by official communications Of the gov
ernments of Guatamala and san Salvador,
they announced to the Republic that on the
Sd of May, the yangard of the Guatnmala
army, composed OF $40 men, left the Cape
tire, under command of Geu. Paredes, and
united with those of San Salvador, stationed
in the village on the route of the frontiers
of Nicaragua. under the command of Don
Joaquin. Genstocis Gusman win very soon
enter the state of Nicaragua with the object
of assisting the Costa i,icans in the com.
plete destruction of Walker. The Costa
Rica papers also announce the death OF
General Mora.
Miscellaneous.
The Mormon leader, Strang, was shot at
Beaver Island. by one of his followers.
Mr.. NJ Fulton, chief engineer of the
steamer Golden Age, was accidentally killed
on board that steamer, on the fifteenth,
whilst on the way from San Francisco TO
Panama.
Thomas II Benton arrived Mt st. Louis.
June 10Th. lie declined IA public reception.
Candidates.
The following is u list Of all the nomina-
tons:
PRESIDENT.
Dem--J. Buchanan. Penn.
- ~
X N.-Millard Fillmore, n. Y.
k N. Boltcrs-N 2. Banks, Mass.
X n. Substitute Bolters--R. F. Stockton,
N. J.,
Abolition -Gerritt Smith, \. !.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Dem-J c. Breckenridge, Ky.
Republican--W. l.. Dayton, N. J.
X. N.--A J. Donclson, Tenn.
X. n. Bolters--W. +. Johnston, Penn.
X. n. Sub Boilers Kenneth Raynor, y.
Abolition-S Mcfarland, Penn.
Mr. Buchanan accepted the nomination
on the 10th In his letter of acceptance he
says.
And in the first place cordially concur
in the sentiments expressed by the Convcn-
tion on the subject of civil and religious
liberty.
No party founded on religious or political
intolerance towards one class Of American
citizens, whether in our own or Il foreign
laud, can long exist in this country. We
are all equal before God and the Constitu-
tion, and the dark spirit of despotism and
bgotry would create odious distinctions
among our fellow citizens, and will speedily
be rebuked by free and enlightened public
opinion.
The steamship Propontis with the new
sub marine electro te!egr lph cable, which
is to cross the Gulf OF st. Lawrence, and
connect New Foundland and Cape Breton,
and Nova Scotia, sailed from London on the
I'd of June.
The cable will be laid down during the
present month, and will form the first link
in the London and New York Submarine
Electric Telegraph Line. which it is conf
IDENTIFY anticipated here will be in operation
between London and New York within l. or
IL months.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16

BANG OUT YoUR HANeERs.-The Ameri-
can flag was hoisted yesterday, on the
liberty pole near the Orlsans Hotel. Long
uay il wave. Hnrrah for Old Buck!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16

The COURT HoUsE.-The builder, Mr.
Parry has reached the second story, and by
the last of next week will no doubt be COM
pletsd, as far as the brick work is concerned
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16

BEG PARDoS.--We accidentally omitted
to acknowledge Mr.. Watson's Express IA
vors of Monday. He supplied US again lib
orally yesterday. Thanks.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16

REMovAL-J. G. Lawton has removed his
Law Office to the U. s. Hotel.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-16
ARRIVAL OF THE
GOLDEN AGE F!
Nominations for President!
Direct Communication with New Orleans

ACCEPTANCE OF MIR. FILLMORE
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FARE.

To Washington. $50
Philadelphia, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800
The truck of the Railroad between Richmond and
tho Potomac River, is undergoing rela Half
Of being already completed with edge rail of su-
perlor quality, and more than million of pas
have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported over this route it is hoped and believed
that one will DO induced by the msTep alton
embraced In the advertisement the signature Of
II. ID. WhitcOmb, Supert" to select the longer
and more crcuitous route, referred to therein The
r. +. P. K. X. has been in operation for twenty-five
years and in all that time passenger has either been
killed or crippled by accidents from snake heads or
otherwise which is without parallel in the history of
railroads in this country. S. RUTH,
Superintendent of Transportation
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.S9AChy = sSssoA0&0 - -
WILL SELL At AUCTION mn rs,.
pAf, ist day Of February, commcncin~ - =. Is
iecz my entire stock of Drugs, Medicine n =
Stnns window Glass. Ac, together with Isrrs ~
riety OF Fancy Articles - - - 80 % Y =
All fresh aud desirable goods hsyinr bean s.l.~, =,
trade : - q s. 8 = - = 10y ~ s"e eiry
ne lease and good viii Of my store corner II Main
sna isth sts together with the whole stcck II s.,ds
VII % onered asa whole. for cssh at l0oelock nre
eno,y. III saieis not effected. will then proersd
70 close ont the stock in lots to suit purchasers
81, VIM r.. NOEL
ia % - W. aoe's =
HUuSE AND LOT FOR SALE At ARR.
TiON.-We will sell at auction. nn FR1f1ay
reeluary Ist at " o'clock Brick Dwelling situated
"a '1e corner OF 81 James and Charity streets The
Lo. ,aonIs "a feet running back 40 feet the Dwell
~; ,I Gins rooms all in good order and Is built
oi .ne modern style, and would suit small family
any person wishing to invest money in Real Estate
wouia 90 well to attsnd the sale. There ia also an
s1TelIsnt well of water in the yard = 80 -
,hi,d - third cash, one-thrd in 90 days, one
~ IA months, title retained till last note e mid
Sale conducted by -S's - pao-
:. BAKER, PEASANTS CO.
= 'e" Auctiouaeru
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-. JUSEPH MAYO, Trustee
= Sale conducted by GoDDIN & ApPERsoN,


HEsTEkFIELD LAND FOR Sale
~ BY virtue of three several DEGREES Of Cbester.
heid Circuit Court at the last term we shall offer for
safe at chesterfield Court House, on MONDAY the
Iitn February next County Court day) the greater
part OF the Real Estate of which Benjamin Graves
died seized, to wit:
The dover Tract containing 725 acres living ON the
south side OF Swift Greek, one mile from the Court
House. On this Tract the buildings late the res
ldence OF Capt. Graves ana though present q good
deal oAt OF repair they are scale to afford accom-
modat.on for lar6c family. The quality of the land
Is good. There IS good proportion of Wood Land
and eotae Low Grounds on the creek which con III.
tutes tiIe boundary for considerable distance The
Glover till Railrasd passes along the southern Dor.
der, aford1ng ready market for wood and timber,
Greek on the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad /.
four miles by good road. The situation is healthy
the nelgibUrk3od good, and the convenience to the
courthouse, chufchea, schools physicians, mills black
smlths and whcelWIlsht shops and to the Rich.uond
and Petersburg Ina.Aet each about Is miles diste at
thali by railroad aso presents advantages not often
to be met with.
This tIact win probably be sold in one body, though
it may readily be divided if it be found to suit the
views of buyers.
The other real estate, containing about 1000 acres.
i'll the neIgb0rhood, much of it adjoining tbs
dover tract, viii Be offered at the time in sc
raj parcels There no buildings to speak of but
abundance Of wood land from which but little
timber has yet been taken and lying Immediately ON
the railroad it is valuable that account The creek
affords considerable water power, and there is an
abundance of stone of good quality.
TERMS Credit of 8, II, l8 and "a months, equal in
staments, secured by bonds with good security and
by retainer of title Cash required to the amount
of expenses only. @fas
Persons wishing to examine the premises are invi-
ted to do So and obtain the necessary directions
at the Court-House.
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BY +. u. Cook q Co.. a1cf.-

EURNITURE. DRY GOODS. &c. Ar
so., AoCIioN--Will be sold on WEDNESDAY,
olh inst at our store, No. 10 Main st. at 10 o,cIoct
Es ;.e assortment of second hand Household and
ALso,-severai invoices of Dry Goods, Clothing
1850 Counters Parlor and 2 Cooking Stoves
DESKS, 10000 Segars various brands boxe. Cbs,u
Tug aa 40 &c. 5~ls Z. 3. COOK l. co..
-ga- - ~. ....s zs Auctionaeru
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/ OsT--During the past three weeks, q
r. r,-z...---r- GKEAT NORTHERN

EsSz3 .4ss3s1e=tAssssgs.ase--z AND SOUTHERN ROUTE
FOR TRAFEL.-TWICE DAI-
LY SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED) BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW YORK. VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
Neutrality-suspicious. the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River,
scventy-fve miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, ffty-tive miles-In
all $50 miles in seven hours, being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed
Hours Of departure, Ct A NJ and u 2. NJ. and bag
gage under charge Of special agents checked through
to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
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DUBLTSHED :TuIS BAY

DUBLISHED THIS DAY
IL HE QUARTERLY LAW JOURNAL.
A. B. GUIGoN, Editor.
Contents Of January No. 1861
Introductory Same: When Bill Dis
The Bsury Laws, missed
Legislative Tinkerns, Ejectment Harper's Fer
Process of Contempt, nv Case
Measure of Damages tx Appendix to Harpers
Contractu, Ferry Case
Attorneys Right to Re- Stock not Chose In Ae-
fuse to Produce Docu- tion
ments. Evidence in Criminal
Matters of Account, &c. Cases,
Principal and Agent, Passmore Wiliamson's
Nuisance, Pleading, &c. Case,
Measure of Damages Book Notices,
Covenant to Repair, Selections from Reyisors'
Prohibitory Liquor Law, Observation-Disclosures,
Employment of Slaves, pages 50.
&c. Index to Grattan's Re-
Liability of Surety, &c. ports.
Injunction: When Granted,
All who pay in advance will receive tho work
post paid Terms per year SIS. or copies for S25.
ia 28-d4t&clt ]. W. RANDOLPH, Publisher.
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Fl UNION STEAMSHIP COM.
<.s-yaFNS pany-f0r Philadelphia via
N.-fIF %Hl>fH Paint md GarfcIIr


<%-TsA$ pany-for Philadelphia via
SzLS5k1g city Point and Norfolk
ES%SSSsh Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain David
] Tea; sTeameT CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt. z.
I Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. Z. Gif-
& ford.
One of these superior Steamers will leave Rich.
m6nd, until further notice, every Tuesday and
Friday, touching ut City Point aud Norfolk to re-
oelye ght and passengers Returning leave Phil
adelphia every Wednesday and Saturday morn
ing at 10 O'clock.
These Steamers now in fine order, increased ac-
cOmmodations for the comfort of passengers having
been added, as also more room for freight and we
hope, by regularity dispatch and in protecting
goods committed to charge, receive increase
Of patronage
t9 No transhipment by this line.
Fare Reduced.
Passags through to New York, and found So 90
DO do Philadelphia, and found LIST
Observation-Disclosures. 90
Passage through TO Philadelphia, not found, I'd
cAbin. 400
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
River Boats.
II Passengers by this line stop in Philadelphia
two or three days, and then proceed to New York by
the same ticket. II. Z. FUTILE, Agent,
Je ST Rocket I.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Z HMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
-KOAD--CHANGE OF HOURS.-On
and after MONDAY next, the Sd December the Pas.
fsnger Train Will leave Richmond at 8 o'clock A. M .
and arrive at Barksdale's, at 81 z. NJ Leave Banks.
dals's at A M. and arrive at Richmond at 3l8 p M
X. f.. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent
Richmond, Nov n, 1856. no %
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ny Lnr,ls q HhIna.

MIGHT SALE, October 1st, 1S55-TO.
NIGHT, commencing ct o'clock, We viii Nh A.
our store, No. "a Main street. large asso-tment Of
staple and Fancy Goods embracing almost every =.
tcle In the fancy Gne and suitable for the city ana
country trades s7.,ss > 3 lsGs5l = . = - -
!, ALSO-Wil be offered an extensive stock Of Enz
ilsh Gold Patent Lever Watches; Gold Ankers and
iAdeTs. -" 'SyA-
AltSo-A splendid lot Of Gold Plated watchss of
al together with large stock of Double Barrel
Gus, Pistos, &c, &C. fsss IL -''--.SS'
Country Merchants would do well to attend tbes.
saIei, 81 great bargains may be expected. Goo5s
warranted TO be represented . 49,
o. 9-u LARUS l. SHINE Aucts
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BY Alexander Mott, Auct.
ARGE AND FEREMPT0RY sALk

By AIexander Mott, Auct.
n ARGE AND FEREllPTORY SALE
IL OF VALUABLE FURNITURE. CARPETS,
MATING. de-, ON ACCOUNT OF THE STATE
OF VIRGfNIA---will be sold on the first and second
floors of my auction store, on THURSDAY. January
81 commencing at 0oclock, large and valuable
sor tment of Furniture from the Governors house
bracins superior Mahogany Card aud Centre Tables
Lounges Settees Tetetes, Sociabes Mahogany Rock.
ers and Chairs Glass Presses Sideboards, large d.
ming Tables Hat Racks, Maliogany Bedsteads, Cur
tains, Cushions Hair Pillows, Stools superior Brus
sells and Tapestry Carpets, Mating, Cooking Range
Stoves, and many other articles, too tedious to
ton.
ADDITI0NAL.--Will be added to the above sale-
Every superior Rosewood Pianos
+ superior large sixe Mahogany Dining Table
+ / Egyptian Marble top Table q 81 ss
& l Refrigerator. sss h 81 -
Sale conducted by ss1 sss -
in % ALEX. MOTT, AuctioueeY.
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ei.v--A Buff EnyeI0pe, containing sun

II o. W IlnVs ElIo !IlIlIFI q Norc5, uue
bIs g5d 4a,t4, .ilolg which axe the following -
IoHI H. 4!.tg.s.e's dr.h on w. L. LaueIr = Co.,
date Isl, 1855, p4y 40. months from dLtb,
for = p-,-.le IL NJ Gri-ala: u aoto u j.
s Lt..y.a. - due, d4s bill of b W. Mullen ior
al6-<s l.s. with s-ujry 5ther LEGATIONS "A iibc-
raj a." Us p-4d On rs return to tho subscri-
ber
Al ,.s.a.- .--yytsl to ma arc horeby requested to
male Las-.-4. - lie in person.
iaa-ts D. BAKER, JR.
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~ OTlCE.-,Fhe subscriber will from the
1 z T. or lis hYci,p ..,-rlr

" LIST Of January 1856 conduct lis business cxclu-
svGly the cash system. He viii keep Constantly
on haAd, uI his manufacture, large assortment
Of TIN AND SHEET IRUN WARE, vi Wholesale
Gud retail, which win be su.I at the lowest market
l4Les Gnd lac Mia f.end5 and customers that
every effort will be made ve satisfaction, and
!4c.ts i Continuance Of their patronage.
ISAAC r. GRAHAM
il lf-lciA LII Bod a.. LeLunan 5tll End Eli 81