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WATERING PLACES,

hA CULLUN1 SPKINGs-C -CHoCTAw COUNTY,
ins Place returns his thanks the citizens Orleans
and its vicinity for their liberal patronage
last session. and egs leave them that he will be
happy T. them again this An Express will
meet with the Springs and New Orleans this thereby
abng visitors ct the above place communicate with their
friends at triins without the usual delay by
the mails.
RATES BoARD;
ti uAs " w
Y W
Me- Hacks in waiting the landing the arriva Of
every boat to Immediately the Springs
analysis the had of W. Phillips,
No So st. Charles street, who my in New Orleans
je9 Am CHARLES CI1ILJJM Proprjetor
MA COOPElS'S ViGLL-SITUATEDI IN KINDS
| county, Miss, miles Vicishurg railroad.
AA Raymond, within four miles, from thence by stage.
This noted Watering Place. for the of Chronic Darrea,
Dyspcs:a Dtopsy Gravel Diabetes GorosiS, General
ollty, etc, for the reception Of visitors.
INMAN WILLIAMS,
MHrch, l3ab - Proprietor.
n Bit is we'll known that the yellow fever preyaen,
here last fall evdey brought here be goods from
al lt ecteh district Persons arriving the Well will be struck
with its elevated location, tuatcd in the pine hills will
70 have the bedding used the occasion pointed the
dent physician tDr. j. s. Bcazeey) and presence
wIt'e and ter certificates published. thorough
lion going and visitors daily arriving
oeSf nor DO expect very large the coming
but every eaeron will be the
Portable,
ru3l IF INMAN WILLIAMS
g. THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
~ be opened on !le hrs day Of June under the personal
EI entiou Of IoHS MCDONNELL, l47 Common street
Every will be brought bear make
Lo'ns mr27 If
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s.5~E=ss4ssS5a SDJ;TF4ET5S RET,T,FI

, TsyTs b, sTEAM9iEsS ECLIPSE r. D.
- :k=a=SzA SOUTHERN BELLE. - ;#zzzzt
THE magnificent L. $. MalI THE elegant aud fast
steamer 2 81, ,ps E, i. Y; nns steamer ut rn
@ ' Ne S eS ] sss 5 H Ss ys%
Providence and I'r,ce traleIrz trade MONDAY, the
TIlURSnt Az, 4th ssertla 18th September leaving New
Y' K osH SS SS fSsr e" G9SRAf ocSfR M y H.
ococ o' the above and all above and NIL intermediate land
T H. %eoys Sta nne%g ,1sEonz oyss!sg".
The EGPSE will receive freight for i.zoo river, and
Nei;sr tht EGl.iisE nor lie SOUTHERN BELLE will he
"Ss ss @ # ns as ss, @ons S SS
stated nor for y"luabes deposited by with the
No bills VII e recognized unless contracted under written
must be presented at the oNtce Of tc bo Which y bo,
les be PAID presentation at the Office Of lie Agents 65 Gta
For freight or passage apply on board or to
or TEFW4nWEI FWAi " il, EmS CS 4 @ En 6 Gr"vier ST.
o: KNIT S1iS S1aHE < rs Is tnrG" aSSa S' street
SITE T S ce IN s M sosf s M !" the a wS M to
aE II lies supplsl with Isest, iorE Na;to! aud veal;
@ 5o 's t,s I'D a sS'i4S Ga3Sr5es re h 01f rss:s
, So 5s s " f: 9s Cabin Or ys U.s. at s'
sick, such lrrsG mch Cows HOGS sho Piss sbasp
Goats. reese. nneka Chickens etc. u,ir
TUE HAll.ADAy sslHD-1ssg4t.. MANY nF
einesrs il. the tne States have $'4e, tliS MaehjHe ad
By y yet syse the E se'e ;7Srss '; n
wr sss i, were ire SIT w M IS f"t na l;s m S n1Ss i I S aud les is
tc: it e is pese"te' t" is r"Se save he lin Co., A.
M G 'ns @ g? The @ ' Il tG E R5 @ f"a a n,', TsEHg Sf M n 1
ton If the sails is what lnsclscs have 50 long sought for in
Iie sG"s; :" ,s wind w!yy' tn:ressea by pow,"n
viii reHure no cAe Httefon whatever Tor weeks 10
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w. 1856, ,Is57-nIEuPEIlS AND NEW

re- A., 1856, 6,LSj7-NIEMPHlS AND NEW
44Stth1 e ORLEANS PACKET IINE.-In oder to
commolnte the public the and masters
OF the packets heretofore the trade baween the cities
have organized company TEI-W EEkIT LINE OF
PACKETS between Memphis and New Orleans. under the
and style of THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
COMPANY.
The Boats comprising the Line all o the FIRST GLASS
inferior i'll the West South for speed comfort and
SAFETY.
Will leave eacl, place every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. at 5 o'clock p NJ
HJ- Particular attention will be paid way business
MONDAY PACEETS-
Nebraska. G. Is. Church. MASTER
Ben Franlzjin, NJ &. Andcrs, master.
"WEDNESDAY rACkETS-
John SimontsS. j. w. Gosee. master.
In1Omar, l.. McDononEh mister
III. r. w. HAL, Thos. II. Newell, master.
Belfast, II. H. Church, master.
Shippers and passengers rely the pune;uality Of the
boats Of this Line.
The Line Memphis with the Memphis and Cairo
Mail Line and with all the RAILROADS and boats for Nashville
Louis, Louisville, etc.
81 continuance Of the patronage hitherto extended the
owners of this Line is rrsIcClfully solicited.
srl9 If JOHN T. HYDE { co. &c PoyirhS
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

f his i@Toris family Hotel has been ,horouslly '
l. il H. in al point" n Of comfort ana elegance among the foremost
!" NssN II: 'S: H. " !SI' f'iSS Si:s j. IL R. FRcuD
Are M i9neS,TG @ @ h. with The @ in fact every department
on viii BE ose a,G for M M reception Of its friends and patrons
- am CIIAs l.. GUMBEE. Proprietor
- FILI4oIoRE IIOUsE-No. las ST. CHARLES
street corner OF oydTas street, New Orleans. Fitted up
sells II v $. GooDIN, Superintendent.
RH9F R9H9ER5s tsb 52srEH H9Tf sH55s EHfaAW r. Is sri
vsors e@ ssS G "ns @ at hs 5sf pscssis9 p5sfsss9
S '3 ss' sf s a
~ 1saSF. XS1oN y r REfTAEs Eii1E1Es le=xesessNs
Nv STREET We beg leave TO inform friends
p STss s"s ns! y s
9nt @ II sEer respect gad opened for their reception
rl3 oa Sef ,"f WiNE % 11woEs h5S, ; y with
it VII be our eons,an; edsnno !" keep our able supplied with
Having had consierab experience in the business we feel
G"ne' on off Of our @ " to ne @ al w1o
ambition to merit.
5uiEs i G&'FES FESSnrssrs. rrop7ts'ors.
A saloon for private parties. se29 If
TIE 1IL . GoMsIEIsCIAL EEsTAuz
o FEo@h o wil "Dsn II. Tll1s nAY Monday lie
repairs hstr establishment which they
to MAKE h'sr the rc arc now prepared to accommodate their
sc29 Ct FRITZ HurPERBAUER 4 F. cANoEs
GM ~ @ @GHARLlY RIGL.aoNE's OYSTER
,WY srert-GHARl:EY 5IGIIoNE has tie honor to
Saloon fe is prepared accommodate those friends may
CIOE LIQUNRS and the best the Markets afford ALWAYS
on on, haR " vii be served up in first rate style lc from
h8-A We'll ventilated Restaurant up stairs. sells If
a. "a sEtENT SA9ls A. HAh2oN 1s M G5I sT ,t oAE1Es
Wy 5 ss":y $S ssiS ;S:: ::5 e. :sis
st,n hand IN hrs rrvpIby Ol, ,fni ,ttuniu
%Ts 11S S 's sfy 1s;' % : ss "s sf
4sss, ,P,isIyA'TE ,sIyA'E BOARDINE-NRS: FoGLE, No
Sis Gente@s VIII ii p'cssn uraSsd Apar !
10 TIN FiHv 's VI ''- 'S' '0"' "' vs m N'''
no5s oAD5Nf; XsaSa 7 & n 1y0 ASR NHfS1 Il
4 r na sTs @ sn N @ 2T S. "g" on for Of The IT,, s S & Of
he simmer locations in the City, family
sas Cd for c9mort eag one having eabi
pnt convenience for The comfort of boarders. D
je3o tm JULIA A. GLEASON.
FOR f'IEE sUAlnIEia-A FEW GENTLEMEN, AND
one or Two families can be accommodated during the
mcnts moderate BY making cnry implication nj the
corner of thrnnc and ihUal streets. irA3n
t e SNs si nda nss! IN %% 4 i,"r VIII a
Ayoyeles s" he entrusted his ohc oPE.
cfere!ess y. WneFnnn, hardwar" ,r~hHt G. n
Snsgni .t'oFney 't-"w: Nixon Adams, ltace't 'tss
=, 'rHt: " AE'ull srOlif:, NO. 3 cA13p
f WhT;ES Gl"GKs ,}tE S JUN +: EY GTSS plSrU :,
an" sy SySy ] yrsy G m '"sS sss2 s + M 's M | H x
renced WtcimaSer VIZ are prepared to do A kinds Of work
that line,
DiamondS mounted and ewe!y repaired and manufactured
N:E.-on Godard Silver honshs -,.-....,.
| CstsAg.! Ct,AL:-sPENCER FIELD ( 90, DEALERS
- in IShursh Anthracite, American, English and Scotch
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REG ULAR PACKETS.
fYg.. UNITED STATES TRE- F
laAlCstsS llalCt 2 EIlkLY MAIL LINE EEglnIsass E!4ElIa =


szhAsatIt = WEEKLY MAIL LIME E!44slEs -
:sS54sss@sasa 10 VICkSBURG. ssIes#ss4ssssAa ssIes#=s=sAa
ON TUESDAY, alton THURSDAY,ION SATURDAY, at
5 p. NJ. at s P. N. 5 z. NJ.
The magnificent U. The magnificent The magnificent U.
States mail packet O. s. mail packet States mail packet
Princess, ,tHp I. LIZ. w. HIc Rae, Natcllez, Captain
&. Holmes, will leave Capt. j. B. CUo T. p. eatiers. will
for DonnlsDnviie Eill leave for Don leave for Donaldson
aquemne, BATON Alsonye Plaque vile. Plaquenine. BA
Rouge Port Hudson mine. Baton Rouge Rouge Port Hind
Bayou Sara, Red Port Hudson Bayou son. Bayou Sara Red
River Landing Fost sara Red River River Landing Fort
Adams, NaGhez, ihnd.,g, Fort Ad Adams Nachex, Wa
Waterproof Rodney, ams. Natchez Wa -rproo Rodney,
ST. Joseph Grud fcrproof, Rodney ioseph, Grand Gulf
Gulf Wrrenton and St. Joseph GranG Warrenton and Eirks
Ycksburg ry Gulf, Warrenon hur2 every SATu K.
TUESDAY, At ) P E;cksburg, MILL DAY. at5P. ".
NJ. Sens Bend and Lake,
Providence every
THURSDAY, at
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days without fail nt the hour appointed A Il
business entrusted their will be promptly and faithfully
attended Freight taken for Yazoo if consigned w
SHAW, Of the boats Vicksbug, who will forward
These boats will be responsible for letter package
containing money jewer other vuubes, unless regular
bills Of ng taken specifying the and value a
the freight paid; for yalables deposited with the clerk
by the passengers or contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board. or,
CARROLL, PRITCHARD & CO.,
Union Row, 50 CHroudelet st.
se20 tt 7. B. SMITH. No. 3 TchoupitoulaS st.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,
e- . ,-rz7zz====zzr+, NEW ORLEANS. jack
NsFhsa @A SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
ssMssa22 Essssaat f ABROAD

9s as agss E55E.5d5zEE1 soS ANR GhE1T SoETHERN
&HsIzgIae eerr--sE--&azztE ABROAD.
FROM 20 SEPTEMBER To 3lsr
ApASsEN,i#R TRAIN leaves New Orleans, daily at half
& s% H. r. i %na atTyes M9snoa B,;
S.Ses o'elS:k
FAREiEree cents mile. each Children nnler five
years G as ss haren five and twelve years of
-.sEAs6S TtdNETs nay e5'anea at the oalas Of the
"oss Sssl.s ssk1sss tSent5ST ; :s,iuse PFss
written expressly authorizing them an naming
n @ ~ = H fg 9 we 5 they y T r. & o a. a. the @ Fai will
direction Eg iaae makinE trip both ways will have to be
EEEItss rsAIN sayss New Orleans fer ,1ssnoJs and
@ a's a oeoe A. M every Tnpssda Thurs,
ssTu,e'ie'e s,a5on~ Nqaday Weesay and Friday
:'araoys flag (n'jlway bswesn reEuiar "osj
M Ss M 'i S 3 Y s kew eve ofisnas hs dcpo.
slt'er g LOCK ?. NJ
ST lias q four horse mail stesss to. Nssnon
9TH lie plzseEter trains. So II
ss r:aE1as HENH tSB oBthAHS; 5iEAH Il rsHPES 9PE
asS2. thasaa+ ltSZz@55z-ssE-K ABROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
u o. M and 3 M r. 5s @ @ Of o Il os3 M m trains
AlsieFs eyeTg DAY AL. M
4; Fiy Gu Bouf .,.....l29l +. NJ
EETURNING
1f'is f1*S 5:S?e : ?e:na '%"' "':.::.5SS
Excursion sjs to 20 10 the regular stations and Jack the
aasns 4, y ~i!l he issued as follows:
~ i.'Ht.
To Hacciand, Laourehe Crossings and Tcrrebonne so
70 Iigerrit... ....,..,.,,,..,.,,.....3
To Bayou Eulf. .....................3
Be'eeu intermediate regular Stations, prices proportional.
Ferry Boat %l with the Trains wing
fe 1ot oi st. un street VERY MORNING O'Clock, pre-
<:ise.'.
FTeght viii be received for Bayou Erf aud intermediate
S'* H g %: NJ '"?t M .; - 81 t9 2;
h" paid nv the shippers, and freight delivered all
1treT Stations Bayou Cs Aiernan Rncelnn IMfolrct
9!r'es'-, FerehonIe riservls and Bayou Buuf (where
the C'rpl'tnT have H!.enS) must be pre, paid.
Printed ules and Rates Of Freight, had application
II the Office Of .he Company
tn. THAYER.
auttf Muster TRANSFORMATION.
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Will leave on WEDNEsDAY, Oct. Is. at O'Clock P. NJ.
r. a. FOR GREENWOOD. LIE EEIORE
e Sidon iaxoo City. Sntaria all intermedntc
sE4SIs. andinlsThe light draught passenger Steamer
riel Bennett Master will leave above For Freight
Passage, apply on board,
I. Il SMITH,
octl4 a TchoIpouas street
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TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA AT NEW YORK.

far THE soBrHzas AyD sarroxA1 rtyrz1 5-517
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WASHINGTON, n. c., March Il, 1876

= v AslIINGTON, u e, sE9TCh II, It5b.
TO Ss@cl1e Il. G!nau, Esq:
SStr panters with perfect safety and security
contract with for your improved wgtsse Flrn"ce in
conflicts with tclmle ciaims held under eNi>Ei.
IT, be still explicit in vpise conflicts with
claim held unler existing pnenb Respectfully yours
THGS. g. GIiNTiiE, III Seventh street.
np7 # opposite tItelt DtGce,
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&e5-g FIRST DISPATCH -
rHiLADELpHrA, Oct. 14.-scattering returns from
o'efeht townships show generally, Democratic gains
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Read the Truth about our Turf u


During sleigh ride this winter discovered horses
ley and the skin of place larger than hand from
the traces rubbing the inside of the thigh applied your
Turf OH, and In day he well Another case
mule which working my dray became unable to
walk On examoing his foot discovered nail about two
inches long the head My driver and the neghbors said
he would be good for nothing drew the nail out inserted
piece of lint and your Turf Oh and him work
and from that he has lost hour but good
also horse badly snagged the outside OF
his thigh In places about inches deep and four
inches wide from which he still day Your Turf
Gil applied and brought them entirely sound II
truly of the greatest remedies for have
and have lived In drug store for several Use
this as you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs Dove q Co. J. IL. WEISIGER.
For sale by STROT1IER WHITEHEAD,
ma dim Iynchburg
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NOTIGE.ffaving purchased of Mcssrs Mcdaniel IIur,
~ Preston their entire stock of Groceries taken the
stand formerly occupied by Them prepared offer 10
the patrons of Mcdaniel Hurt former
aud the public generally large and well selected
stock of Groceries Liquors. Staple Dry Goods &c we
offer at lowest market for Cash, prompt customers
usual time
We will give particular attention to the COMMISSION
BUSINESS will sell all kinds country produce consian
ments generally will render sales promptly, and them
when desired will make liberal advances produce in hand
and will receive and Onward GOODS at the usual rates
when funds deposited produce placed in hand meet
charges.
IRBY & SAUNDERS
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la.lsss .s..IssIh THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN TO
te.11esz.2ss1l11 INNlIIpI-nG A n1CII,tnN,I,
LfNCHBuRG AND RICHMOND.

rare from lynehburg to buchanan 50
rom ynchburg to Charlottesville. .............. 30
On and after the 2d OF October Packet will leave
buchanan at A NJ, and Lynchburg at a 7. NJ, Monday
ednesday and Friday and arrive Richmond second day.
at > O'clock A. NJ.
charlottesville passengers leaving Lynchburg y p NJ
reach SeoosNt.e al lO4 A. NJ, day Char
ioesvhle AZ 81 r. NJ Leave Lynehburg buchanan and
Lexington at y ~ NJ Monday "Wednesday Friday, and
arrive at l. NJ.
FROM Lynchburg Richmond time and distances in
call hello
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DAVID & WIN. CUkRlE,
. VIRGINIA. LINE Of lsichmond AND = rss

These vessels of the first class built in the city 81 Bal
niore expressly this superior
daons for They commanded by experienced
Captains well qualified for the trade, and who viii spare
accommodate They will be lowed up aud down
the by and may be relied sail promptly as
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York,
will find II their interest to ship by this line, freight will
always be taken low by any other line of Packets and
every effort will be made by the in Richmond and
York give satisfaction. Insurance be effected in
the Richmond Fire Association by this line at per
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining iuh
share of patronage.
shipped by this line NeyYork win be forw nrded
free of commission New Orleaps Mobile Charleston Sa
Yannah any other Southern Northern port
The vessels Will lie in Richmond the Dock in NewYork
Berth No. /, Coffee House Slip, Wall
DAVID a WIN CuRRIE, Richmond, ,n,s
G. H. PIERSON, n Y, ) Ak'"''
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SPRJNSs EIsiIGSs1- M EN15I.IC- e.N

M1m,n SPRING EAsnnEONs M sGNlsIIIs. esbs
He&5 DOVES BONNET AND FANCY STORE.-eSST
~ Ladies' let say you, that II before the EJyA
~ 2sth inst shall produce from three of the
fashionable establishments in New York, the latest
Bonnets You may assured that every thing that the
finger of art has accomplished shall be YOU
to the minutest within.
will say for personal qualification that the exhibition
of Bonncts, in New York, will 23d
that article of dress is considered second only sweet
and consequently will be before article
of dress, il should be selected with much care
In order 10 suit the variety
present great field variety only in Bonnes
but in Nantes and variety of Summer Coverings
Suffer little children also they shall
lected heretofore Hats Flats Bonets and Caps
and other pretty little traps.
Very respectfully
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE

ININHMuNlll My Isti
GenileIncn My clid had commenced breaking last
fall small which gradually cxcudod the enlre
head, including both which much by the
q fear THAI both would drop of |
tried all sorts uf advertised and domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL II began get better the bottle got broke andwe ap
plod gals TO it again began My elder daugh
ter And Pa 20 Of that Turf O sers head
looked much better when you used It," We anoiher
bottle and her head is nearly we'll This aggra
vaed case took halt hour every wash H. aud
very offensive. one bottle feel assured will cure
her entirely, there but little the disease remaining
You entitled TO this and for the benefit others take
great pleasure In giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, D. T, CHALK.
10 MesSrs
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u GALLERY. Main street, Lynchburg. is of the most
the The reception
is fine Sizes neatly furnished and embeshed with choice
specimens the various styles portaurc known to the
photographic The Ambrotypo, beautifully eolored Pho
ogaphs combining the uthuncss of the Ambrotype with
the eegancy finish the best also Da
gnereotypes of every size.
The operating large and eommodous with large
sky side lights that the darkest weather
good II better results he produced than whom the Sun
shines brightest Mr. X. viii be happy to ut all times
the lovers of the beautiful In whether they wish pictures
The haterng he has received in
authorizes the hope that during prese
he have tho pleasure of placing record fair
face which will be mperishabe the material which
the impression made Especially would lie appeal the
ladies many of whom about beautiful they will
bothen secure the shadow the ,ubsance fades Bring
your friends with youyour husband your chldsad part
ngs will come, final separations take place Then how
twill alleviate and soften the of those dark hours
look the bright images hearts cherished other
Come one-come everybody Lockes breastpins rings etc
constantly on hand. lmay
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uAIk<OIITyON.-The firm of Mcdaniel. IInr,
II Preston is this day dissolved by mutual consent Tn
OF the will be used by either partner in CLOSING
the business Their Office will be kept nj the old now
occupied by Mossrs. Irby & Saunders an
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL
sc. HURT
PLEASANT PRESTON
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J. l.. DONDuRANT.

CHESTERFIELD April 18TH less
h1ssrs Dare CoIiaylng used your Turf Oh aud finding
to be such line medicine, thin IL due you that you
should know IT, My daughter about fell the
rocker of chair aud bruised her thigh very mue 1t
assumed the of boil, and became very had
linccd by phyHlean but that did relieve IT, 1t became
running and continued for nearly years tried
every medicine could hear Of with effect unl H.
daccd bottle your Turf Oilter using bottle
aud ha entirely healed haye used It for other
and found the benefit fou at liberty 10 use
lhis as YOU think proper a. CHALkLY.
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TUNIE undersigned having soI stock of Goods t.
n Messrs. Irby Saunders would most chcerfuy recon
mend them to former friends and patrons.
Dec 81, 1853. MCDANIEL, HURT & PRESTON
IN acts
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Very respectfully,
ma l0dts ALFRED s. ENGLEDovE.


u hand good supply Of Plaster which will sell in the
lump ground good terms other house in the
city. My Plaster il ground just want 1t for
therefore perfectly fresh always ground fine The
lump ground both delivered drsyape
and the ground delivered the Virginia Rail
road Depot free of drayage VIM A. MILLER,
Da,n
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trade and have superior accommodations passengers
hey are commanded by experienced Captains, well quail
fed for the trade, and who will spare
iuodaie.
They will be lowed and down the river by STEAM and
may be relied on to sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods from Boston, will find
their interest to ship by this line is the only regular line,
and freight will always be taken low by other
sells and every effort will be made by the agents Richmond
and Boston to give satisfaction
We respectfully ask and hope obtaining
share of patronage
The vessels will lie the Dock and in Bos
ton at RowcS Wharf
DAVID VIM CuRRIE Richmond. ,aon,s
ALLEN g. WELTCH, Boston, s Aseio
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-12

nHHs CARRIAGES. Blu q GIES, ROCIkA-
TEISsy- WAYS sc, &c-JoHN II. DtDLAKf,
to his father, II. NJ Didlake has Just received
beautiful lot of CARRIAGES, HUGHES, &c. He is also
prepared to put up work 10 order and all repairs neatly
and promptly done having in his employment Mr. T. r. New,
of the best Coach Smiths in America he having
time in of the largest manufacturing establishments
fine State Ina lIdts
- uIRTs, HOSIERY, Ac.-Shicis aud Draw
~ ERS all kndssome large 46 inches plain fancy
halfhosei Byron and Opera Collars Summer era va Stocks
Ties sc, &c, WIN. l.. PAGE
may 2ls
NEW GROCERY, COM N lSsION ~ FOR
~ WARDING HOUSE.--rh subscribers lea sed for
term o. wears, from Mr.. G. II. Lynch his
Building lately erected in this city directly opposite depot
of v g. r. X r. and immediately between the Railroad
Canal for the purpose of carrying general GROCERY,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, under style
and firm of BLACK & PETTYJOHN We offer o our
friends, and the public generally, and wall
stock of Groceries, Liquors, Sc, in exchange
country produce and earnestly solicit call from them
purchasing.
good supply of Lime Plaster and Cement KEEP hand
which will be sold as low other house city
All goods consigned to will be ~arded
patch and pari ilar attention paid the order
We offer vices the Flour
Tobacco Corn Oats sc, &c. Charges reasonable and no
pains spared render satisfaction Account
as soon as made A j. BLACK,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-12
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
uSoR NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and l.oui-

1NDK NEW OKLEANs.-ssrxintn ana Isoui.
,iwua g.inc.-Firs Packet to sail with dis ~ ~fk>
,a,eb Tho superior fast sailing, double deeked
and eopper fastened schooner, ELLEN, captain
JAMES STEW AAr loading and will sail as ab9ve For
balance Of freight apply 10 100, . -, ,,,y,,p
Richmond
s-shippers by this Vessel will get their goods TO pori
Mt one of freight cheaper than by any
either route time Insurance can be elected on
the best ~ "
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