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AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF DRY GOODS, BLACK AND BROWN CLOTHS,
CassimereS, Doeskis, etc.
BY BLACHE Il BEAUMONT, Auct'rs.

SALE OF DRY GOODS, BLACK AND BROWN CLOTHS,
Cassimeres, Doeskius, etc.
BY BLACHE L BEAUMONT, Auct'rs.
26th Inst, ut 10 o'clock A.
w NJ =, auction, at their auction room " Charities street.
Of seasonable Dry Goods such as BLACK and
Goony MnsIn Ines Scarlet FIannes Stripes Blue Den
,n Linen CanGie lEs Linens Linen Check
ss 1>i"Ss 2h icons S.. 0~DeD' Wv
CATALOGUE SALE OF BRAND1Es, WINES, RUN, TO
bacco, etc.
BYR. i. SYKES, Auctioneer
w oslo?: 4 III 1t iis siots s. G'"r WI soid
Rsys a' "SS Tf q drshfs w w anu "1F'
S % xs$F% Il @ T1 V? Ill., S!Ix
70 . qu"r'sr easE Asks Pale shefry Wine;
50 ;. =; Iarii!a, very pale and delicate.
& Or casks F F"4 a %$ L? g s:k rn T %iae
Is ibis White Wine, Hat sNu,crne.
100 100 ',' i. BOXERS i:i,,yrs
y E%s1y2is "T @ai E9 - and 1o Pancake and Twist
losHes previous to the day Of sale MI
SUCCESSION OF LOUIS MARCEL BItNyENE-ChTTI.F
Implements Of ilnslan,iry, Household Furniture.
TUESDAY, Dece,nbcra, 1850 ut u o'clock
nile s"w ' the p city Of New Ures viii proceed 10 Ell he
Sde r5 f.f "n O. S ssS " d s"
c.l District Court Of the parish Of St. EerImrd to vii
q head Of Cattle Carriage Horses splendid Falnil! Car
rage; Buggy, almost Mules Creole Horse; Carts;
Ia" e 'n " 4 s9 s s gs Hm $ T"S4 r2H:
Il Ghais ~ Muster Keys: Mill SAWS, etc.
Household Furniture Effects: Nnlc!l, etc.
day s. credit, for wed endorsed notes
FC. THOMAS, Administrator,
n2i q dl - Exchange Alley.
| SUCCESSION OF JOHN s. TiIACkER, DECEASED.
BY II. 3. SYKES, Aurtioleer.
THURSDAY, Dee. 18TH at IL o'clock W.. It
bank, Arcade ~ nrier Of The Honorable second District
Court Of New Orleans will be sold The following SLAVES, belong
| Ing said ssipI viz:
Boy ANDERSON JONES, aged z years;
Boy HENRY WELLS aged 80 years
before D. l. Ricardo, oary public, at the
| puilse the purchaser.
ESATEIMS-Cash.
| SUCCESSION DE JOHN 5. TIIaCKER, DECIDE.
| PAR r. 3. SYKES.
| EECDI, Dcc@nl bre is, midi, nous fcrrOnt In
u arcade nrdre de Honorable Gor de le % At
rondisueu de Novelic Orleans les esclave auiTi
| tenant cette succ"Ssi0l!-
! I.c glrcun ANDERSON JONES, age q
.. HENRY WELLS, age 20
tce de b. !. Ricardo n0tsi!e puhlue,
| Ia !epeIise de lncleteir.
| Pour argent COMPETENT die Il IS
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SUCCESSION OF NANCY WALGAMDT.
BY TOURNE / THOMAS, Aucts.
Office 80 Exchange 4 Hey.
CATUEDAY, Dec. ~, 1856, At IL o'clock NJ,
- Banks Arcade. auction by virtue and it pursuance
Of An order from Hon r. II. Morgan Judge Of Tie Second
District Court Of New Orleans, r- Nov Is. 1885, for
Of said succession, will he SOLD riX:
A certain LOT OF GROUND situated in the First District If
this city in the square bounded hy Taa Melpolnene Her
cues White streets, es rnHted No. g. measuring 3
White street. by SO feet IL inches i'll depth between par
ailel lines, together with all tht TighIs, etc
n-~TERMS-Ca>h.
gsAc1 Of ule before R. ]. Kerr, notary public the
pcu~e Of the purchaser I2tI % do l3 - p
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CONSTABLES SALES.

FIRST JUSTICES CoUEr, lSALLEAN 4 ERO. VS.. MRS.
Parish Of Or1eans. HOUSTOE-No. lisa
pX VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facins to me
- directed " the Honorable D. F. MITCHELL First Justice
Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed and sell
public auction, - Julia street, on THURSDAY De-
ceinaer .!h, 1876. L. o'clock NJ
One Fine FIAEO FORTE.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMs-Cash on the spot
WV. c. QC1RK,
MA q ii Constable
PREMIER Corr DE- JUSTICE lsALLEtN FREREs VS.. Nine.
de Ia parose Orleans. HOUSTON. No. Il 554
I'm TERTU dun vyrits dc fieri fncias
Il moi aiesse Honorable D. F. MITCHELL Premier Cour
.uge PAX de Ia pToSse Orleans procederai
puhltnc JECD lie decembe is56 midi jlste, No.
Julie
IN Bf,AU PIANO.
iMi>i dais !atFaire ci.Iessns.
COEDITIO NS-Conptan..
WM. C. QUIRK,
n24 2 d + Connetable.
FlRsr JUSTICES C0URrl B. II. GREEN vs. Mrs. ANNA
Parish Of Orleans 5 BL0oDGOOD. Nos4
TIVE plaintiff I'm the above entitled suit,
l. having professionally seized for house rent CERTAIN
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and ether effects be-
longing 10 she defendant herein
Al persons interested hereby cited appear and
the petio. "rein within fifteen days from date hereof
o25 l5t VIM. c. QuIRk, Constable.
PRIMER corn DE JrsrIcElB b. r; GREEN ys. Nine ANNA
I il plaintiff duEs Iaf.aIrc cl-iessus, ayant
~ sisie observation-disclosures ,oyer de
aa,ita MfU BI.ES daure cte1s appartenan Ia de-
| ttIdertSse cecil
Toues personc one celia pert conctrncr otter
Iaitre reIondre Ia petition cec qunze our
dater de la pfesentc avis.
OPS WN. G. QuIRK Connetabe.
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We have examined the Gin Attachment Of which Dr. George
Car1,ne nssisnor Of tie patent W A. rnrom, The
yin,stan,i OF Capt Jol B. hewitt, and think that
plishes the purposes for which intended The Roll is
moved ongitlplinay. that surface is constantly
enttl The The result is, the stands gin much faster
how much did lake time but is sRi that it will
per with the Attachment than without i'll
the same lcn-tl! Of time W. ?. MILLER
SAME Fl. CHAMBERLAIN.
Ma chr Miss Anr11
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SUCCESSION OF MARIANA WEBER, DECEASED
WIFE OF GEORGE CLI.MEYER.
N.E F.rl

SUCCESSION OF MARIANA WEBER, DECEASED,
WIFE OF GEORGE CIl.MEyER.
BYTOCRNE hTiIOMss, 70 Exchange Alley.
g ATUEsDiY, the 27tl, DeccanI,cr, 1856, at IL
- O'clock Banks Arcade, vi" be sold b.! virtue aud
pursuance order from the Honorable r. H. Morgan, Judge
the Second District Court Of New bretls, dated November
18th, IS56. for accoiint Of aid sncceSsion viz.
LIST. Two certain LOTS OF GROUND situated in The suburb
Washington Third District al this city Designated by the No q
and 10 OF square No S,conge within bartholomew CasNcllvo
MtHt d t'rettnel Streets On plan drawn UY Bui-s0, dated
s!th Mag lo5f Said lots measure as follows. viz:
Lot No 81 feet INCHES lines front bartholomew
by 40 feet III depth between parallel lines.
Lot No IT, forming I'll" corner Of '!Saolvo measures 81 feet
front said Bartholomew iy 10 feet depth between
parallel lines, together with The main dwelling house ai
pro,tIucns thereon.
4 LOT Of ground situated in the district this
city in ;it lart Of suburb Washington, kuu1 the Lessers
district said lot makes of toi Nos l. 2nd i'll square
3 per the general plan Of ,ni district, 18th FcbiGarr, lS32
deposited the Office OF r. Iroste. Ie>using 81
rsserl between MOrea HUd ever i21 feet
depth American measure, together Will; sorI Wooden
building and Improvements tttte0n.
iDrIne-4tIsh
HI Of before z. j. KERR, y. p the expense
Of the Purchaser
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

HALL MISSISSIPPI FIRE COMPANY No. "a
New Orleans 'Ncv. "a, 1856. {
De at a regular monthly meeting or this
Company the following officers elected until the
annual election:
I'resdent--G. A. Fostick.
Vice Presideii-E. L. Tracy.
Foremal-F +. Farncle.
First Assistant Foreman-II. L. Goodrich
Second Assistant F0rema1-.J Mussna.
Recording Secretary--C. G. Cumpbell.
Financial Secretary--J f. Ruslla.
TrcHSmer-F. X Barb0t.
Delegates TO Firemens Charitable Assocaon-J +. Rus,a
II. l.. Goodrich, F. l." K Iudwig.en.
CliAS. c. CAMPBELL,
ms 81 Recording Secretary.
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University, OF LoUls1iNA-LAW W, L F.
r. sEy2XP yS$Syo Ssxs%5! ISL md '1;
eafc o The me s' impor, tsy" civ Scnmon co
i9 and ns""on ias LAZY VIII weI is iy ~ nnr 'To o
Thcsc by Prof MccaIch will treat Of
/ Admiralty n'i Nar,ims Law, embracing the RICH and
obligations Of Masters and Mariners Collisions "il other Mr
or Maritime Services in Building, E~p"jF" aud Sup
Law embracing the Law Of Prize and the
pacific and hostile relations Treaties Of Peace and Private In
III, The Jurisdiction Of the Courts Of the United States
br9ejHs ;e ori='" IND Nrr;,e Of he sTprss
Courts of Revenue and Pc and Instance Courts
Those by Prof. Fantvl! Hunt will embrace
l. @nergi lHT as it T*5%i IT, Nsne peT:ons Mer
p:Incp" and etni Of is Of Exs.ive and rtois,oy
Contracts Of Af'.iEntmeH b H1aryr ar,y am, for Convey
and Insurance; Of sale urn1ees Liens AID Stopage
II: Yhr Criminal Law and Practice in of Criminal
Ill Tie Law Of Evidence:
Those by Prof Ro>cils will enabracc--
man s! ~} and Fl Ffsac " aw AMI ' cs @ S Of The the
Di11 ,S r H. HVH1xS y Cd S S ,ns sr, Frame
III The Practice Of The Courts o cvi Jurisdiction in Lou
TE%ss BY Prof :Alrrea HsF?en vii! eo,nrasy-
ami ?IraiinEs in ci'ii Cases at Cein'non lsw
Tie Q; ii4recr Laws will conferred those
students only who shall lave attended Two full OF Lee
lie direction Of respectable Counsellor who shall
on examination by the various Professors BE- found deserving Of
rs fee Of each Professor So alnca,on Fee IS and
All c,i;rn'.ir"lio1S be addressed tic nean Of The
"'1 ,a, - ~" '''>'''' CHRISTIAN EosEl!us,
aulStd Dean OF the F,c1lty.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA 49, MEDICAL
nEr.EIMENTIhe AYa r"';>s Of Iestp1ss III 81 tt.is
| nnd will tenn1tH!ie n the ensuing March,
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present The trial of W 4. Purlnns Attachment,
der tho control OF Il. r. turlur, Capt j. b. Ntrs
md hesitate that il will gin 81 per t,
mach improve the staple OF te gin
without The Attachments. D. Il. PiCkENS.
NHcicz, Miss, August 80, 1856
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33-The consIGuces of GIG boxes EcrrinGs,
marx; no bbs ofions 70 do potatoes mrksn b. 81 bHs
ony!s. marked q in diamond consigned
order rer ship Alle snow, from New York, win please make
Themselves known the diSchagin5 clerk the evee
oNrrygi.e they will he stored t'e'r expense and risk.
H1i GEO. ". HINSDS 4 Co, s. Camp street.
tI-Neither The Captain nor he Consisnces
The f. steamship Ana' Capt Bocaude will be
rllGte for any debts contracted y the Of said steamer
NJ bills for supplies ctr will be approved pnd ryGept such
may previously contracted for the office Of ED. nlI
rA~SIGR Il CO., % Custonlouse street, where Pass looks
=. II iy furnished. n25
NJ. E'rancA-1 American steamship Company.
lU'jsIvy> PER eiuhip tlma CIpt. De liGcHHde from
:taye i,s notice ht thc,-'p will dis
charging. MONDAY MORNING the Steamship
Wharf. Third District. Ed; DLPASShJR Il Co,
j. 2. WHITNEY & CO..
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Moss FOR SALE-tl iALES, = CHOICE ARTI-
w we'll wtsIe, and carefully picked ready fer "
good shipping order being realty hari AMI bn1I Hp with
hoops. For sale by LANE, MAYFIEln n CO..
Ilj L s. CAM
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FOR SALE,

GEsIs~ FOR SALE I'D CLOSE II CONCERN
SsRff4,Ttr hip HARRIET AND JESSE Z, i51 regis
"u' at Portsmouth, n T.. and large carrier;
AMI copper fastened and well found in sails md rig
Parties wishing purchase examine her where She
lies. Pelican Dry Dock For terms apply to the captain
,,ri, -
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nISSOLUTIOv-THE FIRM OF RAWLISs Dun
~ CAN CO. is this day dsso!v we'd by mutual CONSENT
will be continued for purposes Of Liquidation only
SAM. W. RAWLINsx l5
July !, 1856 L. Il DUNCAN.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ST. CHARLES THEATEiS-
a. i ztsant va 2aa "saes
Mr.. c. g. CHEsLEY Treasurer.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle and Parquctte IS cents
Second Circle 20 cents.
Private Boxes, each Sc 10
FIRST NIGHT OF KIT TIE FNG caEW OF Mr. AND
THIS EVENING, November &c, 1856
Will presented for the first time this city, the
LOVE AND LOYALTY.
MarYton, Mr.. CoEwa-; Jut Mrs Conway. To conclude
with the farce Of
THE WANDERING MINSTREL
e T M sf DSs ns ssfh 1 oss q
Miss Mary Shaw.
s5y~ Box office open daily from 10 30 O'clock
K open OK Overture clock precisely. n26
|SEISEI'S GAIETY-
:soss s' "'ssEs'. T. j. cLAEKE
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Family Circle. fequal Any The 50
t Iii & .Iy y y
| Ten Elegant Private Boxes, $ 10 s: esch -
! CHANGE OF TINE
oH 2sn y 5on Snn ;s Ct s,2ek
THIS EVENING November g. 1856
Second Sine here Ct the comedy ac 50 successful in
| London Hlti New York. emf 'lcd,
THi. HELPING HANDS
Iorenz Hartmann Mr. Y. Hand: William Rnfus AZ. W. Da
,ide Hon. Ciiveriy lii!'jois j. Davis: Lord Qua
verify, Nj. H. Howard: .loha Merton. Mr +. y. Thayer
Wolff Nj. j. j. Wallace: Lazarus Solomon Mr. j.
VINCENT john: ". J. lickmot: Margaret Hartman Mrs
". H. Crisp; Aida Ma: Geurgna IIcfisou: Mrs. BoO.v
Mrs. Meyers. I conclude with the Grand -Dpea
spectacle Of the
LADY OF THE LAKE
M a Mr. W H. Crisp Fa James and Ellen assisted b,
greet cas;-c niece aboUlding i'll Startling nciIe!s ant
grand dramatic effects.
s5y-In preparation. ;ht opera Of DER FEIESCHCiZ.
szyThc Gaiety : Rcfreshrne,r Saloon open. n26
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DEDPOSAE4S WILL BE RECEIEE UP TO TIE 18TH
l. December lIpIEt. Fast pnsca~ola, Miss
Plans, specifications and elevation lie SHEPPARD
REYNOLDS. Architect 9 Commercial Acy. All ronnlui-
ctlinrS addressed EDW KINGSTON BOYD,
ma I'd Secretary f. r. II. Co.
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(>OPi RTEERSHIP-THE- UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ formed co-parnership n1der the style of DE- NGA
LOGAN, succeed the late firm Of Rawlins Duncan CO.,
purpose Of transacting COTTON FACTORAGE AN
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, and are fully suhS.
lied to iiguidae the business eftheir predecessors
L. H. DUNCAN, a2
JCv1 1856 GEO, VIM. N.
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.

'HHE undersigned has just opened full sup
/ ply Of choice aud well selected stock of
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, DyeStuGS,
Sc, among which will be found Quinine, Sui.
Phaie Ceuchonca, Cheuoidine, Csmpnor, Alco-
hot, "wainc's Panacca, Cod Liver OIL Linsecd
pII, Pure White Lead Browns Essence GIN
ger. Citrate Potash, Iodine, Corrosive SubIimate,
spirits Iiart,horu, Mace, Gloves, Ginger, Nut
meB~, Long Pepper, Back Pepper, h!spice,
Cal"'nel, riug M-ss. Opium, Carcrs Spanish
Mixture, S"cct MlfjOry, CoriaIdcr seed, Chalk
Balls, Lilly White, Almond Soap, Browns
Windsor soap, IudelIibe Ink, Extract Log
Wocd, Sweet Oil, Castor Oil, Putty, Arrow
Root, Hops Starch, and all articles kept in
Drag store. ~ Win the hope OF receiving
a share of public patronage, pledge my best
eXert!Cns 10 render general satsiac ion.
CN.IRLES H.lRPER, .lgent. .
October -, 1899
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FANCY AND WHITE GOODS.

In this department may be found everything
that is new. Embroideres Of every description
such as collars, cuffs, sleeves, and handker-
chiefs, swiss and jackonets, eJgins and Insert.
ings, null, nainsook, swiss and jackoreI mus
Inns, bonnet ribbons Of every variety, head dres-
ses, black, blue, and brown dotted wells, more
ANTIQUE, elastic, and morocco belts.
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uELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATES

HELMBOLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla,
For Purifying the Blood, Remoring ali
Diseases .4riSing from ErceSS ot
MrcUy, Exposure and Imprudcnce
IN Life, Chronic Constitutional Dis
ease, arising from an Impure state Of
the Blood and the only reliable and
cDtciudt kHown remedy for the cure
Of ScroiuIa, Salt Rheum, Scdld Head,
UccraironS of the Throat and Legs,
Pains and SvtHings Of the Bones,
Tener, PimpleS on the Face, med oil
ScaLy ErupfiOnS of the Skin.
This article is now prescribed by some of the
most distinguished Physicians in the country,
and has Proged more efficient in practice than
any preparation of Sarsaparila yet offered TO the
public. Several cases Of secondary Syphilis,
Mercuria and ScIoiulous diseases have enurey
recovered in the incurable wards Of our Public
Institutions which had for many years resisted
every mode of treatment that could be devised.
These cases furnish striking examples OF the sal
UIary effects Of this medicine in arrcsting some
Of The most nvotcratc diseases, after the glands
were destroyed anl toe bones already affected
NOTICE Letters from responsible Phy-i-
clans and Professors Of several Medical Colleges,
aud certificates Of cures from patients will be
found accompanying both Preparations.
80 Prices -f1Wid Extract of Buchu,
- per- boH'e, or 6 b0nies for 50. EYu-
Ill Ertr0c' Sarsaparilla, $ per bOnie,
or Bottles for So, equal in strength
TO one gallon Syrup of SarsapariIa.
~ Prepared end sold by II. r. HemboId,
Chemist 2G3 Chestnut Street, near The Giram
House, Philadelphia. To be had Of CHARLES
Shcphcrdsrown, Va, and of Drug.
gisi- and Dealers everywhere. or All Letters
directed to tic Proprietor or Agent receive i'm.
mediate attention.
June 2, $50. 29-ly
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INFkLLIBLE REMEDY.

And as a medicine which must benefit every
BODY, from the simply delicate to the confined
and despairine Invalid, no equal is to be found.
ACTING BOTH AS A CURE AND PRE-
NENTlVE.
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n O Y Il l. S .

: HAVE just received some valuable novels,
| among which will enumerale the following:
High Life in Rev York, by jonathan Slick ;
Captain Canot, or Twenty years in Africa ;
Leather Stockings and silk, Story Of the Val
lev of Virginia Ten Nights in Bar Room, and
" hat Saw There Eventide, by Ellie Alton ;
Lost Heiress, by Mrs. Southworlh Totemwell 4;
Virginia Comedian, or old days in the old Do
minion The Dodd Family Planter Northern
Bride Heir of Selwood; Eastwood Priory
HiIdred I; Haunted Shadow; Mirh q Metre
Country Neighbors Masonic Offering; Sec
ond Love; Don Sebastian; Arabian Nights En-.
tertainmeD; Diary of Physician in California
or Land of Promise Black Bess; Jack and his
Bride Belle of the Bowery Donoley and
Daughter The Image of his Father New
York by Gas Light; A man in search of a
Wife The Maid of the Sarinac Female Blue
beard or the Woman with many Husbands
Tyburn Tree; The beautiful Cigar Girl; Clip.
sew Bess; Julia Mansfield Orphan Seanftress
Virgin Queen for sale by
Nov 10 E. e. WILLIAMS.
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CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.

This Company commenced issuing Policies
against loss OF damage by fire, on the lbih DAY
Of March, 1854, since winch time over EIgh'
hundred persons have become members oi The
COMPANY end are increasing their business dai'
iy; und feel grateful Tor Tire liberal patronage
bestowed upon the Company thus lar, and !oi
lis lat citing prospects OF future usefulness ne
Directors hope and believe, that By prudence
:nn,luH. anu lieid system OF economy, lhey
wiII establish lOr This Company reputation ioI
cleapnc>, aud safety, hot surpassed by any
Com ANY in Tie United States.
7 Al difference, in settlement of losses may
b, determined by three dI,lu;erestcd Arbtra'
tors, Ct lie County v here such loss happened
to tc h.tu4.ly chosen by the insured and Tie
DIRE TORS:
Z. -. EuouAs, CHRISTOPHER NEALE
C.A,. l.. SMART, ". ID. MASSEY,
:. p. MA.IrHs, GEO. \. TAyEHNER,
-. /. ia.rEK, Il. T.. iliLL,
J.MAs T. CL.sE, SEoITo I. STUART,
Henry SnatEHLrorp, EDWARD SANGsTLR.
FICE8&:
Il. ". TnoIAs, CnAs. T. STUART,
President. CounssiiOr
NJ. ID. Massey, GEO. u. IAFENNER,
lice President. Treasurer.
JAnHs L. CLosE, Secretary.
81 Applications for Insurance can be made
to our Agent at ShepEcrdsto" n, Va.
J. L. i. ENILEE, Agent.
jane IG. 1855. Soy
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The ladies DepaytmGnt

Embraces every variety Of plain anu fancy ~
wool De laiDs new styles More antique t'a asa.
meres plain aud fancy, English and tfen'h ~ e
rnoes, plain and fancy velVetS, DrbaIze, r'''"
and fancy dress silks, AlPacaS, Ciolh ai'i"S
and CIoaks, fall and winter Sha"lS, sInH ans
caicoes, &c. MOURNING GOODS, ialge
supply embracing every thing that Is desHa'I'
I'm the marker,
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4 nllTELbGTS REHEDY|
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE!l
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.


DE the aid OF microscope, we see millions Of
II little openings on the surface OF our bodies.
Through these this Ointment. when rubbed on
The skin, is carried to any organ or inward part.
Diseases Of the Kidneys, disorders Of the Liver,
affections OF the heart, Inflammation OF the
Lungs, As;hmes, Coughs and Colds, are by It's
means e!fectually cured. Every housewife knows
that salt passes freely through bone mea: of
any thickness. This healing Ointment fer more
readily penetrateS through any bone OF GesAy
part Of the living body, curing the INST danger
Gus inward complaints, hat caErol Je reached
by other means
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
NEW GOODS =!

THE undersigned has just returned from BAL
| limore and Philadelphia, and are no" READY
10 offer to his friends aud the Fob'tc gene
one of the largest and most splendid assortment
of Fall and Winter Goods, which he has ever
had, being purchased exclusively tol cash be :
enabled TO offer Great Bargains.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-15
Centlemen's Wear.

Black, blue mulberry, brown, olive and grey
&, tbs, black and fancy cassin.eres, steel mix
ed, double MILD and striped DO, steel mixed
hlne mixed and black casslnelts, weeds &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-15

Some of the most scientific surgeons now re-
" solely an tie use Of this wonderful Ointment,
when having 10 cope wih the worst cases Of
sores, wounds, ulcers, gauduar Swe.hEgs, and
tumors. Professor Holloway has. by command
of the Allied Governments, dispatched to The
nospitls Of The East, large shipments OF this
Ointment, to be used under the direction Of the
Medical SIGff, in the worst cases of " oundS. 1t
will cure any ulcer gaGdular swelling, stiffness
or contraction OF the joints, even OF 20 years
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-15
HATS AND CAPS.

Citizens SLOUGH, hungarian, panama and WOO
for men, boys fue fur and wool slouches, black
1nj blue cloth caps for men and boys, plust
and luI caps, glazed caps, DC.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-15
FGR THE HAIR.

Woods Wonderful Hair Restorative, Bogle's
Hair Dye, Jones lair Dye, Lyons KathaIron,
Barry's Tricophcrous, Railways Circassian
Balm, Jaynes' Hair Tonic, Indian Hair oil,
Bears OIL, &c. PAINTS, OILS, DYE
STUFFS, SC, for sale by
sherherdstown, October % 1850.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-15
BOYS CLOTHING.

A.sldi'Icn to my large and veil selected STOCK
4sen's Clothing, | have received within
thepa eW DAYS tine stock Of BOYS CiOihIns'
CONSISTING u Over Goats, Sack Goats. Jacket
Pants, Vests, &c, TO which invite the s'ien'
ton of purchasers. They will he sIi vc,y l'~
FOR Cash. lie. HESAiil'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-15
Boots and Shoes.

Oak bottom nailed, hoys boots all sizes men,
and boys thick soled shoes, thin do, ladies
thick soIed fine and gents shoes, high aud low
uarlercd, black and colored CATERS, also fine
stool of mems gum shoes, ladies' gum boots
shoes and sandels, gum cloths for cribs anC
children.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-15
NEW
Z Z .s3L.A AND !lII XIX z hll
GOODS !
LADIES' WEAR.

Plain and figured mouslines, english and french
merinoes, dehage, black and colored silks, fine
luslre and Grape finished alpacas, glnghams'
english and american PfintS-Ies' sly les, also
none antique belts and Trimmings. bIaids'
elmps, fringes-al colors, ribbon trimmings,
d,ess buttons-ail colors and descriptions, sea-
ing siks-all colors, velvet tTimmings-aI