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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11
ATCHAFALAYA RIVER.
Y-AZOO RIV E R.

Will leave on MONDAY, llth inst, at o'clock P. NJ.
fwSa FOR sXAELABUSEHA RIVER
IS For Grenada Troy, Iefore, Greenwood sidon,
vcksburg and all intermediate landngsThe steamer Full
ton VIM Gwartney master, will leave above For freight
fe5 Sff'' LEWIS sNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

RTOYTCE.-BY LIMITATION OF COPARTNERSHiP,
IN the interest of the late Mr., THOMAS MEDLEY in our
Mr j. A. OTTO is this day admitted partner in the firm;
W. H. LErCHFORD co.
New Orleans Jan. |, 1856 jal I'm
CtOLENIAN TOOK THE PREMIUM AT
" the New York Fair for the best CORN and FlIOuRlNG
'i''''' ". r COLEMAN, Box G, No lSS New Orleans
H= Manufactory Napoleon Avenue city Of Jefferson La
Orleans dl4
MILES c. FOLhES, .AUCTIoNEER AND COM
WI MISSION MERCHANT, Washington street. Vicksours'
W sell Merchandise and Property of all doscriptions
consigned to him. and prompt Fetances made Tor ts same
cans as 3ply
NTA1I1s-7,590 Kegs NAILS, VARIOUS BRANDS AND
snS5 &c. III Alfred KEARNEy. u Magazine street.
d DI1MOVAL.-JoHN HALIlER & BROTHER have re
III their Copper Tin and Sheet Iron Manuactory to
No. 247 Tchouptoulas street, above ST. Joseph alg I'm
CRANE,s PATENT METALLIC BURLAl4 I
~ CAsKET-P. II. COOK Coz ProprieioTs and Wheesale
Louisiana and Mississippi 49,.
oice and Sample Rooms No 6st Charles street s6 0pPo r
rRECIAN PAINTING MISS S. G. WILCOX
VI opened formation Of Glasses in this beauti
full Art taught for the first time in this city The short
of weeks only being required to acquire in all its
nhe ladies arc respectfully invited to visit her at
nIFN Rooms open from 10 A. NJ to 3 p N.
PS-Miss W. will give Private Lessons to pupils at their
| residence, if required. JAZZ 3m
| It AND DWARRANTS.-HI6H MARKET RATES
L. paid for Land Warrants Also all kinds Of pncurrent
Bank Notes. Conn., bDi0n ana hAfnss f. r. aERRELL G!s co
n3 d&Wly No % Camp street, corner OF Common
COW PEAs-loo BAGS. CAROLINA COW PEAS, In:
| ~ ported expressly for seed, for sale By -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

NEW YORK, Feb 9.-The new Cunard steamship
Persia has arrived, with later dates from Europe, to
the 26th.
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OTT,s-sPERM, WHALE, LINsEBD AND PALM OILS,
fed N ALFRED KEARNEY, 72 magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
lEAgSShnettsI s. MAIL L1NE-Winter Arransement-Tke
E splendid low pressure packet steamer Cut,s, R.
on. L. Myers having been built expressly for the
fake trade with superior accommodations of the above
will leave the Lake end of the Ponchartrain Railroad
daily of the O'Clock p. NJ Returning,
will stop Pascagouls Monday and Thursday evenings
Cabin Fare to Mobile.
Dsck
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11
OU A G HITA RIV E R.

Will leave on TUESDAY the l2th inst At oeoek n
8 Camden, BEECH Hills. Miller,s Bluffs Cham
Ragnoie is, mmngon, Mor9 tanang @ n pgeon
Monroe, Pine Bln Columbia Harrsonbrg, Trinity, and all
landings Black River, steamer VIM. G. Young, Capt
Switzer will leave above For freight apply
board, POPE, ELLISON d Co.
fell ". A. ANDREW & SIERAU.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

. re- :, l. $ z e Il
fIllsalEt.tS = STEAMER Creole.-Winer Arrangement
Ocean Springs and intermediate landings,
extending trips Pascagoula Tuesday and saur
day of each week
The splendid pressure packet Creole VIM. Fl.
Hutchngs master built expressly for this trade with superior
Recommendations the Lake of the Pontcartran
arrival the Lake Of the follows:
Leaves Popchartrain Railroad, Ocean Springs.
TGEsDAYs 1'tj 4 ? NJ cars wEpNEsp AY MORNING,
THURSDAYS. 9 A. NJ cars FRIDAY MORNING,
Tuesday and Saturday she will far as PascagoEla
4. GEDDES. Agent, lO Bank Place.
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Will leave on TUESDAY 18th inst, at 5 O'Clock P. NJ
dlaving been detained by breaking her shafD

1laving been detained BY breaking her shaEt
Ops FOR OUACHITA RIVER-THE
e fine light draft r, L. Cobb, H. North
FSssEsAn ern, MASTER will leave above for Camden,
Beach Hills, Pigeon Hills Campagnole Mouth of Bayou Bar
thoo1new, DA-bens Alabama Landing, Trenton, Mormon.
Trinity and Harrsonburg freight passage apply
board to
is LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
ElgThe R. H. Cobb will give through bills lading Camden
points below and receiving freight the foot of
Ia,.iIS raat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

rOW PEAS-lOo BAGS CAROLINA COW PEAS, IAss
" ported expressly for seed, for sale By
fe2 BARELLI & CO., 81 Common street.
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Will leave on MONDAY. IIth inst. o'clock.P NJ.
~Sa FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKSVI VIIiI.E
y and all landings Cumberland RiEer.-The
5s@=5aAA steamer Tennessee Belle Captain f.
Wood port receiving freight and will leave above.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
PERKINS & CO.,
fec ST. Charles street, of Perdido.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
0 Fl | 0 R l Y e r .

Leaves MONDAY the 11th inst, at s P. NJ.
r. FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE,
EaAslILs and Evansville. The entirely and light
asssssae draught steamer Avonda1e Geo D. Hoope,
MASTER will leave above For freight passage apply
board or
fe3s JOHN r. HYDE & CO., Sc Poydras street.
The AVONDALE will take freight for all Landings the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11

8- REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET.
The fine fast running steamer u. F.
fsE Leathers G Bennett master will Ti leaye . as
Napoleon Gane's Landing, Gortons Landing Columbia
Greenyle Lake Washington, Lake Providence Vicksblrg
Nachez intermediate landings the Mississippi river
freight passage having accommodations apply
board, or to
fe5 LEW IS SNAPP l. CO., 81 Front street.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-02-28
Jackson G. H. Ohio, Thursday, February 2S, 1856.

the deadly struggle oi The 3lh D! Janua-
ry2 Iu vain did .he flower Of The British
army approach the low bfsastwork, along
the top Of which deadly fusiado was
poured from the heavy Kentucky rifles;
battalion after battalion fell by the fire of
the sharp shooters. Nobly did General
Jackson and his heroic phalanx sustain
the hohor Of the starry Aag beneath which
they fought, and the Crescent was we'll
defended. Lieutenant Esbch Living,
sion, said iae stern hero in bis report 10
The President, mot only distinguished
himself by the constant FIRE which he had
kept up from his battery, but was among
the foremost in pursuing the fugitiye'.'
Julieue. in the vicinity Of the contest
had been the victim Of an intense excite
ment A! length Cato brought the well
come tidings that the British had been
defeated, and in few moments party
of hors men rode up before The house
As they dismounled, she recognized in
the leader the de,ested Teal, and scarce
y could she lock her door ere be knock
cd at it, demanding admiuance. JuIielIe
made no reply, but sank on her knees in
mute agony, placing her trust in beay.
enIy power.
Soon other footsteps were heard in the
hall; and then, after o brief scuffle, the
well known voice Of Egbert Livingston
requested admiuance. Rising from her
knees, Julieue staggered 10 the door un'
locked it, and was caught in the arms o.
her lover, whose JOY was checked when
I he saw the ghastly PalIor Of her cheeks
Blu, soon her smiles returned, and wher
she saw Teal and his gang carried tC
Gen. Jackson's head quarters, her fears
were banished, and she felt her bidder
hearl.slrings vibrate with Joy as he 'Olt
his love.
Peace was proclaimed, and Egber
Livingston was honorably discharged
from the military service. Only a te"
days later he headed joyous train iha
entered the old cathedral, the bells ring
! ing their merriest peals, and loud chant
oil praise sweeping in triumphant meIod.
TO heaven. The aower OF the vlcIorlou
army graced the ceremony, and JuIIe'''
before the nuPtial altar, was the object G
undisguised admiration.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-02-28
THRILLING NOVELETTE,.
JUL llETI.E DUIP0NGEAy
\ Tale Of the Hattie of New Orleans.
BY BIN PERLEY PooRE.


n uRIsTMAs Eve in the Crescent city!
~ Joyou'iy has the natal night OF civ.
ilized faith been celebrated in the metrop-
oils Of Louisiana since tIeceived the
name of the dssolute Regent of France,
from the French pioneer settlers. Other
races have aided 10 populaling the cres-
cent curve Of the iurbid father oil waters,
and the hand of innovation has leVeIIed
the old cathedral of ST. Louis, whose
time -honored bells long rang forth the
merry Christmas chimes; yet the de-
scendants of Saxon and of Cell, Of Puri-
,ans and of Iluguenot cordially celebrate
the advent ofhim whobrought 'paace on
earth, and good will to men,
There was one Christmas evo, howev
er, (that of 1914, when war. clouds dim
med the enjoy ment Of the New Orleans
holiday festivities. lthad that day beer
ascertaiued tha, a large British force hat
been landed not many miles distant, ben
on the conquest Of the Crescent City
This had been anticipated, and the whol'
population flew to arms. The streets
we're filled with the brave Kentucklal
sbarp-shoolers, dressed in a semi savag,
gsrb, and carrying their heavy rifles
while occasionally, would pass a body o
regular troops, or corps of voluntee
French residents, many Of them old sol
diers of Napoleon's victorious arm"s
Mounted volunteer adjutants gallope
about with orders, and the more limi
(. sought consolation in the placardS con
tanning the proclamation of the indo nita
BILE commander-in-chef, who assure
them that the British can never ente
New Orleans while Andrew Jackson
in command Of its defenders.
Asihe evening advanced, large nous
in the first municipality was Brilliant
lighted up and filed with gaily dresse
guests. II was the residence OF one
the old French inhabitants, Pierre Du
t nopceau, the owner of three valuabl
;. plantations near the city, which, in du
g time, would become the property OF h
|. lovely daughter, Juliette' the presidln
Z. genius of his festivities. Her disposiio
n was naturally mirthiul, but on that mig
= shade Of melancholy on her high bro
= gave a saddened expression 10 her couI
- tenance.
+, The festival was.in honor OF her b
tro,hal 10 a man whom she detestedl' :
True, he was wealthy, well'oonnecie
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-02-28
n ERM 81
... ~ - HAMkG NE
III Advance, S1,0O. OthefWiseB $3.50
Select 2)oetrnl,
THE TYPE.sETTER.-As0 SONG OF
THE PRESS.

Written on hearing friend called talented fol
q mere type setter 5
"a mere tyPe-setter "-still a man
The world, pcrchancc, may yet revere;
Unknown, unnoticed, one who can .
Have nought to hope and nought to fcarj
Yet, where's the kngly secptored hand,
The brow that bears princely gem,
Thatwelds SO well wide command
Whose "sTIcK" may match diademH
"A mere typc-settor r?-Let us see,
Who gava the glorious stripes to air
That mark the banners Of the free,
And bound the stars that gmmer there
Who turned the bolt Of heaven aside, "
And conquered its ethereal FIRE? DID,
Who bado the lighting harmless glide -
Along his magic wand of wiro? F..
"A mere type-setter ?'-Search the past,
The records Of each battle-feld;
Who nailed our colors to the mast,
And died because they would not yield1 .
Who taught our hand to strike the blow, .
Through toll and danger, and distress, .
/ hat served Enblhhu sehhll VI WV
Who, but the masters Of the Pressf
"a mere typo,sottor Name Of fear,
To bid the oppressed to freedom wake
That tyranny shall quake to hear,
And old 0pprcsson's empire shake
Is FRANRLiN forgotten name,
The world no longer may revere
Has PRENTICE lost his soul of fame,
Or GREELEY dropped his pcu Of feart
"a mere type setter "-'Honored name,
That ages yet unborn shall bless
When empires crumble and their fame
Has sunk in worse than nothngness, ..
Show mc tho THING whose loers deride
The "mero type.sotter's" humble school,
And I'll show to you On ape of pride,
A braincss or dandy fool2
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-02-28
Geological Survey Of Ohio

Many of our citizens wish to have Tue
Geological Survey Of Ohio which was
begun many years ago, resumed. tx
tensive bodies Of useful minerals exist IN
almost every part of the State, but nel-
ther the owners nor the people OF the
vicinity know of them, or else they do
not understand their uses, or they do not
appreciate their value. Peat and mari
abound in the northern, north western
and western parts of the State, and they
offer ready resource to the farmer Tor
ages OF coming time to renew the parIl-
ally exhausted fertility of his lands
They are also useful, one for fuel, and
the other for making lime Of the puresi
kind and of snowy whiteness' Many OF
these deposits are near our lines OF Rail
way, where they may at once be rendered
available for profit 10 the owners, and to
|
supply the wants Of the urrounding coun
try. .'
The same remarks Of availability may
be applied to building stones and lime
stones of various qualities, fag'stones
prindstones, whetstones, sand'stoneS to
making glass, and for Innings of furnaces
CLAWS for pottery, for fre-bricks, for glass
house pots, and fire clayi burr stone 10
mill.stones coal of various qualities, adap
ted to many varied uses; iron ores, gyp
sum, salt water, etc.
Ohio has acquired that wealth, AM
has made that progress in agriculture
and manufacturing production, in til
arts, and in facilities for transportation
that all these garners Of stored wealt
can be opened not only to the view. br
80 as to enable the hand ofindustry
utilize these stores, long since provide
by our Creator to administer TO the con
forts and enjoyments Of mankind.
Mines, manufactures, furnaces, etc
can now be set in operation, and give en-
ployment to untold amounts of capit'
and labor in our midst. We have th
dormant resources that only require d.
velopment, to give such an impulse to I'll
, business and prosperity of cur State an
, country. as has not yet been seen nc
, felt These resources require to be mad
known in their positions, their quantiiie
their qualities, and their adaptations f
varied uses.
The resumption Of the Geological Su
. vey will accomplish this object Larg
= investments of capital, and great
amounts of labor employed in MAXI
"a available the varied resources thus ma
:, known will follow, and at an earlier pc
cd than if gradually discovered in 10
=, course Of years,
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FRUIT

GRAFTING doEe and young Trees furnished.
Having had several years experience in the art
Of Engrafting in the No thern and Eastern
Nurseries, we consider ourselves capable of Civ
inc entire satisfaction to all who want anything
in line of business. We bring recommends
lions that will be perfectly satisfactory to all
Our Crafts are selected from the Rochester N. Y
Nurseries from the Western Reserve, and from
Ross county, and some of the choicest Fruits IN
this county. Our prices for grating are:--
Three cents piece for Apples, five cents piece
for Pears, Peaches, Plums and Cherries w
count our gratis in September We are als'
prepared 10 furnish all kinds OF young trees
from two to four years of age. All orders for
warded TO us will be promptly attended TO.
j. OSBORN a. BROTHERS,
&C son, January 24tA-44t If
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-09
BY Davenport, Allen & Go.

= By Davenport, Allen & Co.
TOBACCO BOX PLANK, AT AUCTION.
i ON WEDNESDAY, 9Th February, we will sell,
at 81 o'clock, p. NJ on the Dock, between 18th and
18th street, $4,000 feet well seasoned Tobacco Box
Plank. Is Fsr7 3
TERMs-Four month credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO..
fe Aids Auctioneers.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY, the
9th inst, at l24 O'Clock. -
fe7 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.. Aucts. ,
SALE..-Wll be sold ON
- the 18th day of February. 1886, at ii O'clock in
front of the City Hail. THAT being court day,) by
der of the Hastings Court made at its January term,
Frances Street. runaway slave, to satisfy Jail fees
and costs. JOS. A. STARKE, ID. 8.
fe ids for Martin M. Lipscomb, Sergt.
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BY Kent. Paine s. Go.
nRY GOODS AT ATCTION.-On WED.

by he0ts falnc ~ Co.
DRY GOODS AT ATCTION.--On WED.
~ NESDAY, the 18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock
will sell at our Warehouse, Nos 1853 and i65 Main
street, to close sundry consgnments, large assort
ment of FRESH DRY GOODS, comprising many
choice and desirable goods. among which are
Bleached Shrtings and Sheetings . ft
Linen Damasks and Cottonades -.- .
Brown Linens; checked Coatings
Plaid Gin ghaIns Prints 4
Silk and bingham Umbrellas
- Parasols; rich Enbroideres
White Goods great variety 7f''
Silk Mantles-French Lawns
Shawls; Linen Towels
Black Alpacas; Drap de Etes 3 .
Summer Coatngs; Vestings =
Printed Challies and Bareges
Shifting Stripes; Tckings
Satnets; Kerseys; Tweeds
Brown Shirtings, &c, sc.
With fine lot of CUT GOODS, with which we
will commence the sale. 81
Also, lot of READY MADE CLOTHING.
TERMS: All sums under 100 cash; over that amount
four months credit for approved paper
fe7 KENT, PAINE l. CO., Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-09
BY Thomas w. keesee,
Office with Geo. J. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl st.

CLIFTON HOUSE FURNITURE FOR
is declining boarding house keeping. will sell on
TUESDAY morning next. the i2th inst. commence
ing at 10 o'clock all the Furniture contained in the
above house. consisting part of Sofas Tctes Tetes
Rocking Chairs, Secretary and Book Case. Marble
top Tables Parlor and Chamber Carpets, Bedsteads,
Lounges Wardrobes, Bureaus, Washstands, Chairs.
Dining Tables China, Glass and Earthenware, Refri
gsrators COOKING Stove &C., with the usual variety
Of Kitchen Furniture. -
Terms cash. THOS. w. kEESEE,
q. mi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-09
By Taylor & Williams.

rT,WO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
i ON CLAY STREET, AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, 18th February, at o'clock. P: NJ, up
on the premises will be sold, two Building Lots,
beautifully situated on the southsde of Clay street,
near to Adams street. and lying between the resi-
dences of Messrs. D. M. Miller and q. A. w. Taylor
These lots front so feet each and run back about $50
feet TO an alley aud from their beautiful situation in
pleasant neg hborhood, worthy the attention of
those who contemplate building.
TERMs-One- forth cash. balance at g. IL and Is
months with interest and secured by trust deed-pur-
chasers to pay the taxes for the present year.
fe 8-tds TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auets.
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fl5f1R1 DAYS

=. ~s = -----~>-4-u-s----.,-
d M s J. .sls Z. 4. A Nat AUG.
- ~. Hill "a this city, MONDAY ~, o.
q ~, Is asas q man ssl0b
70 pc an excellent Confeetiouer and (;oot = " said
ceased. i''i"'of o' .. bonayita, de-
I'm a1.,,,,, :. :. : = - 80 = fes-AU
HREtS.,,TERFIELD LAND FOR SaI-E
ned Circuit Court at the last term. we .h. Sneser-
iitb Fs Jhmss.efleid Court House. on MONDAY tSs
mart 81 .h next County Court dayl the srs.,ss
died seized ~ a.. Estate OF which Benjamin Graves
.on.s a9wer Tract containing TBS acres Twin, nm H.,
House On p , Swlt Creek one mile from the Court
deal VI Sapt. Graves. and though at pressnt .os
modation s repair they are on scale to afford accom-.
il good Th.sI large family The quality of the lana
ana some Low Grounds on the crest v;c goo Land
Glove. HI 91nnasry for considerable distance r.
der afforns an,osa passes along the southern Dor.
and ,ba Gts ready market for wood and tinhor
CreeI o .I @ TO the watering station at procto1,
snr In, in me Richmond and Petersburg R.;lrosd
~ ; LIES Dy q good road. The situation IA hsI,i -
.ne nelghoorhood good, and the convsni - neahnpy,
snitbs a churches schools physicians miIs bieoI
and Petersbara shops and to the Rchmond
bntb NC lsipurg markets. each about Is mles d;s.as
.Su ~ railway and county roads and ~ p. 1Ir
to he ,aaiIad Also presents advantages mo-. ofsn
This tract will probably be sold in nm,
may readily be divided if it be found ~ .s .s
in the oses real estate containing about 1000 acre.
dowsr same same neighborhood much of it udionng ~
rs tract Will be offered at the same time in sne
sn abundance of wood land from which hnt VI t eqt
mas YET been taken, and lying Immediately on
sorSa !. is valuable that account The c2eeI
shundn CONSIDERABLE water power, and there is an
abundance Tn OF stone of good quality. IS al
RMs- Credit of 6, H. 10 and "a months eous, in
ss,aien.s secured by bonds with good security and
of expenses only. W INC amount
Persons wishing to examine the r,,am;...
ted to do so, and can obtain the nsesssar .nvi
at the Courthouse u'iecllohs
SAMUEL HANCOCK.
JEFFERSON HANCOCK.
H. w. FLOURNOY,
-g aIrru-aH ACIo Commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-09
TO THE PUBLIC..-Tbc

@1ssgsfA Omnibus Line are now running
the streets. l shall run them
from Brook Avenue to Rockets, the same dis
lance they formerly My charge will be
10 CENTS twelve tickets for dollar; at that
rate. They be had from the following places -
VIM p. Ladd, Druggist at the head of Broad street;
Dahney Cooke tGrocers, and at the Marshall Hotel;
Charles Richardson, under the American Hstel; Ran
doph's book store; Morriss book store; and X. o.
Haskn's in Rockets. 1t is scarcely necessary to
assign reason for change in the price-the former
history OF the line bears ample testimony of the ne
cessty of raising the price. shall give the line my
personal attention, and that every posi- BILE
venience is afforded the public that be. shall
also keep eye to the cleanliness of my coaches ard
also to drivers in afordng every convenience to pas
sengers in getting in and out OF the coaches.
fe It's g L. EARNEST.
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BOARDING


II GA Il ID G.--MRS. J.F FRENCH
- having taken house upon Broad street, few
doors below Broad Street Hotel will omen an M
day the Zst inst for the accommodation of resident
and transient boardeIs. She is prepared to accom-
hoaa.e large number OF day boarders. And trusts
that the extensive and favorable REPUTATION vb;cb
she enjoys as al eff 5ent housewife win secure for
heI liberal share OF patronage and promises that no
one OF the most desirable in the city.
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aBy Lersls q 80. z

SALE OF yALUAl3LE REAL EHTATE.
18th day Of February 1855 fo me - yV;,,s..s =
Wright and Sarah T., his wife shslf fr tis- mr..
poses entioned Ia said deed SELL st pubic s,sti
On the premises, the following valuable I,ts a., gy
g near the city Of Richmond on the ETf9HTI
DaI OF THIS MONTH, viz: saag y 91E-'4
. sN Lots. fronting on 27th street. sud running Hat
- common alley $50 feet The said lots frunt -.
street. from 80 to 20 feet n viii be shown bv
pa.. Also, one other Lot fronting s54 feet on 2rh
$3.50 ;e oetween Marshall sud Leigh streets ana on.
p' MI me residence of r " sutton 80 =
axnar ens o. sale are follows: After paving the
HE N, ~, e.. tns sale 81 500 cash: the balance pays-
Ssia s ~ ON DAY OF January 1857 esI
mt "a, nee at four O'Clock r. NJ, IL fair If
Allison NaITnR T~,... "a.
haHes SHINE, Auetioneers-xv;s6 - !" Il.
seen " s'ust are len, and can be
sale conducted by LARus SHINE. Aue..
The above named sale being arre.te5h, -.
OF u1nncfion Is, for the present postnoneJ I'm nv
'hgl nouee. ALLISON NAfLOR Tr,.ssa u
LARus SHINE. Ancts. Aius sso
HOTSEHgLD AND KITCHEN RURN
-; IchE-Will be sold on MONDAY neyt ii,h
MS, at ociock, at the house of Mr. Isaac Sm;,h
"a S'n s.,eeI oetween Byrd and Canal the House
noio ana hitchen Furniture of Mr. Smith cons;st
ing In part of Beds, Bedsteaas. Msttrasss. Chs;s.
Bureaus, &c. &c ssl.I -" Snails,
Aiter the sale of the Furniture will be sold fra.
rae young Horse, well broke to harness AMI one ns
Mlich Cow; fresh to the pail. "e
Sale conducted by LARUS 4 SHINE
- AuctiOneers