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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-24
NV TUE GOYEKNOR OF VIRGINIA
pRnCI. .AMAllON.

ryroRMATIoN having been received by inc leu, Leu.
lp.,.r,Ssn;s. by JAMES NICHOLS, on the id inst,
Ss hs. aed i.om justice and is now going at large
therefore do hereby osr reward oi one d snu
n,Y "a nsiyer him into the Jail OF said county, and
M ,s.oSerrequre aD oes.: Of thus coamo1wss
e,ri and military and request .ne people sehe 10 .
Sea S's,oi, J, ,ha, he may oe brought TO justice.
n,n under nv hand Governor, and under the Less
y ! seal OF the Commonwealth, at Richmond THIS
'''- 10y henry A. WISE.
,..s l;,vern-r: GEORGE w. MuSFoRD, Secretary OF
'ae S,csos 10 spare straight small young man,
t.e, RI :ht ten inches high. toleraeie smooth
80. Mn tee exception Of email beard on his eni,
he nas 'sa' 90 80 Nov is-c3w
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FRUIT TREES AND sHRUBBsRY.

GIAVING on hani choice variety of FRUIT ~ II
III TREES Of my own raising, and grating
sutfcietly large for transplanting, respectfully - -
call the attention of the public to them
My Nursery is located oneanda.h miles North. East
from the Old Market where will take pleasure in show
Ing them.
All orders addressed to, or left my agents. Messrs
Van Lew, Taylor Co., No l9, Main street Richmond,
Va. or myself will meet with promp, attention
F SHADE TRfxs furnished to order
Avg a4-c6m LEWIS TUDOR
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Nov ls-cwtdm I'll HUMPHREYS. clerk
TIMBER AND LUMBER OF THE BEST

~Sh III On ShLC,
TIME subscriber has Steam Sac Mil 10 operation
Il simated IN the county OF stafford, within FIVE miles
Of the town OF Fredericksburg and within two OF the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad where
he prepared to furnish Lumber Of any description from
as good HEART PINE AND WHITE OAK TIMpER any In
the State of Virginia
Ho will also sell portion Of the Timber standing If de.
sired. The Timber suitable all purposes aud can be
obtained upon moderate terms
Oct 27-clm POWEATAN MOECURE.
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,IuocR,TIC NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.

DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER FOR BALE.
vsHHr vrop-i.,1r os DEMOCRATIC PREss, in the inte
rior q! Virgins, offers hs establishment for sale
Tho Paper is located in Democratic community ana mas
within all The elements of Ii has mainta,neo
rsssosbe degree ot pular favor at all times and IN
the hands OF an active nsn or one practical PRINT
ere of eper:y and enterprise cannot fail TO ensure oe
raj return 10. the labor bestowed upon it. II 10 we'll sup
properly ~,
Il will be sold on liberal and accommodating terms ~
qulre Of the Editors Of ,ae Richmond Enquirer
0r,Q-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-24

SOUND STATE OF vIRGINIA'S FlNANC -.
gives sincere pleasure to publish the following
gratifying letter:
AUDITORS OFFICE, Richmond, Nov. -, 1856
WM. +. RrTcHIE, Esq.,:
Dear Sir-In reply to your inquiry, Am hapr:i,
say that have this day placed TO the credit lie
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund" the sem
nual interest of the debt Of Virginia payable in Lon
don and New York the first of January next.
l am, very respectfully, &C.,
j. N. BENNETT,
Auditor Of Public Account.
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TupEATFNED DISMISSAL.

1t 10 said the President is of opinion that Wake, 3
expedition was allowed to make its escaps through
the colusion of some Of the officials at New Orleans
If the fact rhal be- established upon the inquiry
ordered, every participant in the matter is TO be
movsd.-I Baltimore Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-24
IEWELRY AND GUNS.

TINE subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of
u his friends and the public, TO an examination OF his
stock OF Watches, Clocks Jewery Guns Rifles, Pistols
Military Goods Musical Instruments, Plated Ware Walk
lug Canes, Fishing Tackle, Cutlery, Sporting and Fancy
in the state all Of which will be ,od at and below cost
in order make for large stock of his own inn
portation which will be received in September Call at
the sign oil the Rifle. c. LEONARD,
AuS 25-c3m Old street Petersburg
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nv THE IiUyEKSOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION.

uxsoaNATN wing 5sssiSed by the E5seu,lSe
- br n. C-cui; Court OF the County Of Wayne to
,.s,p..sa in me Pcai:en;iary. Tor the crime oi Kd
s;rr iwo ire u-;rus, effected his escape thereffom
T.na ria, o; the 1875 instant, and Is now going ut
" &c NJ, hereby offer a reward Of one hundred
I'D fy -. 10 any person who shall arrest the said
Ss,ran workman and deliver him in,o the penisenai
S.,.. AID do require all officers "f
~: commonwealth civil and military, and request The
ns,e generally their best eSerton' 10 procure the
. Of the said convict, tha. he may be brought 10
,ys, undo. lny hand Governor, and under the Less
Seal Of the Commonwealth. at Richmond this
lL.sI lI,h day Of November, 1851: ,,,,,,
p, ~. Governor GEoxGE w MuNroRp, secretary OF the
Commonwealth
Srre.n WDr.usn is Ave feet eleven and half inches
hish un-asured without shoes,) dark ha'r ana oiee
.yss Nothing remarkable about his features
Nov l7-c3w
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SITUATION WANTED,

A s TEACHER, In som6ot the Eastern or South East
"A counties Of Virginia, by young gentleman fully
competent give instruction In all the branches OF tho
rough English education together with hiosophy Chem
isry &c He would prefer public school, though nc
would have objections to teSching In private family
For further information. address w. Y, Mount Glead
p. o.. LoudouD county, Va. Nov 6-c3w
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
BLUE RIDGE TURNPIKE COMPANY
TuNHE annual meeting OF the Stockholders of the Blue
u Ridge Turnpike Company will be held at Madison
Court House, on SATURDAY, the 2srh of November,
1857, at which full attendance 10 requested.
BY order
NnY ls-cHtdm TIL ] HUMPHREYS Clerk.
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To rDIrORs AND PRINTERS.

skatv
HE subscribers beg leave call attention 20
1 STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES, oRN%AMENi % :; :;
BORDERS, PRESSES, &c, &c, a laHe supply "a "a
which,hey keep constantly hand al ;ne.r 'Ao
Stereotype Foundry, No. 81 Gold Strer, view Lo.n
We have full assortment of all s'tices requreo ~
Printing Office, ,inc!udiug .ys
An NJ b;ch e wsyrsnt eonsi in every respect to any
msnutse,uYed in This counsr, and which we will sell on
d. usual terms. viz six raenhs credit for approved ne
sysbr pn,es or ten per cent discount for cash OIo
Type taken in exchange for new at the P.ee
o nine cents per pound if delivered within oo
WM BAGAR, JR., Gu.
The undersigned, AoEsr IN VIRGINIA, for the aoose
well knowe establishment, supply the traae WIFE
pRlNTiNG PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &c;
Upon the most liberal terms. Having printed the @
xosp EsouIREa for upwards Of ten years WIN type
aud c,hcr materials purchased from Messrs HAeAk
Co. sniuduced TO recommend IN .terias from then CO.
tsoh,hmsn, in preference 10 'thers. .da and
Specimen Books will be furnished TO the sos anS
such s-cles a. may be selected will be Ecpr
despatch. WIN p:La W.
Uct24 Enquirer onlce, iIN. .S.--
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NOVEMBER "a, 1857.

then, as we'll as justice and truth, require of
these same Southern Democrats, that they
come out like independent honest men, and
redeem their pledges7" The "Mercury" makes
no concealment of it's hostility to the Admss.
tration. 1t holds the President accountable for
Walkers alleged treacheryi and does not curse one,
while it declares confidence in the other. However
may be In error, it s at least bold, above board
and consistent In its course. If Walker is an abol
tionsi; if he has betrayed the South. and usurped
power that BIZ might defeat the slavery cause in Kan
sas, surely the Administration s sufficiently advised
TO have discovered it. How then this distinction
be made1 Buchanan is strong in the confidence of
the country. Walker issurrounded by circumstances
which are not easily explained or understood. The
Administration is mpregnabe. 1t is madness to at.
tack it openly To be overthrowu, il must be under.
mined That is the secret. Let US have a fair fight
in an open field.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA

CERTAIN CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
A ND SUMNER COMPLAINT. highly recommended
"A by all physicians of both the old and new world.
Lager Beer up in bottles for family use.
Per dozen pints 81 25. Per dozen quarts ~ 20 In
packages Of from to six dozen Put up and sold BY
p. WILBACHER, No. s0e, Msin street,
Richmond. Va
No extra charge for package or drayage.
Orders from the country will be promptly responded
given
For SALE asoLsger Beer in quarter and half casks, of
Superior Cream Ae in quarter and half cssk. OF and
10 gsllons 1pril o2-cu
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ARRIVAL OF TIE NIAGARA.
NEW YORK Nov. 2D.-The U. 5 steamship Niaga.
rs from Liverpool, arrived here this forenoon.
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REMEMBER THE FACT

'vNHAT GIBBS was awarded the highest premium, "a
silver medal the last exhibition of the Mechanics
.snsute for the superiori,y Of his AMBROTYPES over
@, receiving from daily increase Of his business
proves that his efforts to establish fret class Gale
aa met with the appreciation of generous public.
hsrespectfuy that In order to meet the de-
OF his business he has increased his force Having
~ IN bic employ superior Artist he preparedto fur.
- PHOTOGRAPHS from small to life size, colored
on Waei psstele which he warrants for accuracy
beauty of 6nsh equal the best paintings In the
The public arerespectfully invited to call and
.aepy, cointhian Hall, between 9th and 10TH Main
Richmond. P. E. GIBBS, Proprietor.
I,n,, These Photographs can be enlarged from small
De- e. oasuerreoeypes or Ambrotypes, TO life dxe.
p. T.. @.
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GEO. WATT. p II. STARKE

u gaining favor with the farmers N-<ne
and planters for the last ten years, N
until it may now be considered the -
most popular Plow in In the whole South has taken
premiums three of State Fas and at tho s55)
took the YIRsr .. the most popular Pows In use
/, has also taken every premium given by the Mechanics
Institute of Virginia upon Plows well as silver medal
being the highest award offered by this Institute; and has
been successfully tssted In every variety of soil in this
state and many of the more 'outhern States
Msnuactured by the undersigned, at their factory
Franklin srset, below the Exchange, Richmond. Va,
where may be had nearly every article used for ng the
.o;I An rnadein our own shops of best material.
o-cIv GEO. WATT A. co
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CAKPETINl;,. CURTAIN GOODS. &c.


FALL, 1851
WE are prepared to exhib. this season the largest
W and most varied assortment, as to quality and
Pee OF goods line s embraced in our card be-
.o*l including Trimmings and Fixtures, ;nat we have
ore! Dad
importing direct from the manufactures large portion
q our oac. aud carefully selecting the balance from
,oe ocs acoies in this country stock will compare
avota''y with any In the United States-all which we
are dtpos-d 20 sell at the 10 rernuuersye profits
RICHARDSON & CO.
a., DEAL EXCLUSIVELY N,
ACC Keep or sale quantities u purchasers at their
WARE-kOONS. No. 95 MAIN ST,
kIcHMoSp. Va,
NIL kinds of
dRPET TfNGS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, CURTAIN GOODS
RUGS, MATS WINDOW SHADES
TABLE OIL. CLOTHS
PIANO AND TABLE OVERS &c
We viii have made TO order
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
Window Curtains and Shndes
Buyers respectfully Invited 10 examine our Goods
sepr l2-c5,n- RICHARDSON e. co e5 Msin a,
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NORrnU UMBEkLASD COUNTY, 10 WIZ.
To THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY CouHr OF SAID COUNTY:
AWE, Robert 4. Hayne, Starke Jet and Joseph =
w Hsynie, three treeholders OF the said county, 90
Ssmp. Burgess Justice the said Coonty, we have
hi. d,y on our oa,h. viewed and appraised scow or
Lighter found sdrift and taken up by Lamtert howean
in he mouth of Great Wicomico RIVER on the mouth oi
Ta1naker's creek. and sssess the value OF the sad
Lighter al seventy five doars; the said Scow or Lianier
.,y ie-t nine inches long. sixteen teet hss sne ~
half inehe. wide and apparently nearly new, with one o'
her lids. Scared the side thus scarred is now broken
Given under our hands, this nh day OF October 1901
STARKE JETT,
JOSEPH C. HAfNlE.
Ms Moa,hy Coa:, held for the County of Eorthumber.
land a, the Courthouse thereof on Monday the i%o oy
Of October 1857 C.
This Certificate Of spp,a.emeut Of Lighter or ScoW;
found sdr by Lambert Howearh, was this day returned
To ,rs Court and ordered 10 be recorded.
Testc, A. j. bhLNAi -
A Copy-Teste. ,,,>,r ~
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GEORGE i. HERRING,S.
COMMISSION AND GROCERY STORE


COMMISSION AND GROCERY STORE,
No 56. MAIN SrlKEr.
X EEPS always hand full stock of Groceries, to
"A which he invites his customers and the public gene
rav Also pays strict attention to the sale OF country
Produce and prepared furnish grain bags his
friends who wish 10 send their grain to him to sell
GEO. I. HERRING,
Aug 4-c5 No. Sc, Main II.
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NTNR DOUBLE SHOT GUNs-We have on
hand large assortment Double Shot Guns some Of
which are very Ane, and will be sold cheap.
CLARKSON, ANDERSON & CO.,
Nov 2 No. LOG, Main st.
a TTENTION sPORTsMEN!-Guns and Equip
"'' ' @. LEONARD'S,
Oct is Old street, Petersburg.
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M VIRGINIA.

PRNITENTlARY OF vIh1iNiA., .',, ,h.r.
MsuFACTURkD at h. n ~ p.sp anu the
following Ar,;ei.s Al redu.ed prices. 10 witt
Boots Sho-s and Rogues
Women. Childrc, and Servants Shoes u..;.
WAGON sad c.t Harness of every descnpuon
Mschine is,Is, Leather Hose
Wagons Carts
prsy, FAD Wh"e!5arTows
Ws!dro5es, Safes, &c.
Striped and Plaid Cct;ons
Ker,sys aud Lins,ys for pla1tAcou hands
Ready Made CEthing for serSants 49,
Mo-. NJ hs ,bcsc articles on nand and for SALE win
BE- ,ds y, rer,rc or other job work done order
sbor pnsce cash. punctusl customers only. on
shc:, t1ne
r6mriy attended to- Address X NJ. NlMMO,
jay 3A,f Agsnt and Storekeeper Va. PenilentiarY.
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racw Orleans Advertisements


c',Hng from we '''''''S , ,h'
WV y, ,,,. ,' ,,uni,.,e To- If Hardware.
'"fs ." wv" =, IV"t'. -, sad h., "a na,,,ng
- -, ,r,,s,, rate. by Wholesale
.''.. - rnn.i., IN mari. II Inc
,.ii...,'.,., -. son Ton. Of Eopl,.b Iron of
'''.," .'iE' .a ,noo hu,dl.. ii sheet Iron.
- nanbc,. 1900 bundles Of hoop
- C,a,o ~, d, inches $50 tons Of fine
,,l...n l.. ,.so,,.d .ize. mou.ehole
- -, ,hsi, N,e.. solid brass bo,
-. t.,,d and t.,rb Wars. east iron
D.. % ,,,ia ,,,ba. In diameter wrought
,,-t4.l pr ,l .i,.. cart and waguu
g.. - Gamer sheet Zine. Spclter
- I,, ufs ~ .ueit.r Solder. lead.
,,.. ,u ...... shoot Load. drsp and
.t..,,. d. ou,,.. ,b.,e Lad. French.
~ -, ~ ..,..1 ,.,....,, and red reni
,l. a,.1.4 tnI r.,, .gs.rJ OF.
",.or pin, Isnan. copal. coach. hrirht
tt..l N.,,i.h... sand and .mor, Pap,r
- 49,, mint ,,hit,oa.h and oibe,
IT,. boon te.. Of I'm Nails assorted
49,, Kan, ana .,,ppo...ian ~uisa. NAT.
III. MI. n ,.s, art,,l,.. O,kum. tired
~ ,..,,-..l -.b.c,i,., p,ncr p,lkiu, Nalle,.
'i r.,'i.
me. .-.,..... -. u.
~ ! N'''--oo .''',' 81 s' '',, s""
Tots h4se ''y"'' '''''''N' ''e, . ~ "1
wagon p'N''' '''.' f''''
description, urnaees' ana irons ~ ea'N'
tauldton.. Ne. patent 'fstp' '' - ,'"'''
t4-t iron lhth Tubs. y ara snd ,'i,rn 'uppN
Gmngct'- Patent Corn cob and Meal MINIS,
Il wcish's. ,.,,....,. IN.
NlNlllA NM iirHt l"'' ~ touN
nl N,uiua Rope all SUES from Il" y ia diah-
ricr also, an si1rs ol taTed iieWp rope, '"'"
and cotton rope, lilo" l'nes' -ash cord fat.nt
striped blocks M sizes '"rh" ploeN' strap
ed and an-iraped t'ump boxes ran mus
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Steamboat Advertisements
New Orleans and Reu River packe

TIVE new aud splendid ia-f rar. ~.
ning steamer ~ M SlH.a.f
Apologize, master, has ecmmyHc0
trips A. q nine day packet Aelsaeu Ess II
leans and Shreveport, Grand BAul. 4a..
Grand Ecore, Alexandra and ia.r.
points and landings on the Rive Nd ssf
Shreveport on Wednesday, lA,h Jau.r.
The Duke was huiit expressly fora pi>,en,,,
boat to ply ON the Mississippi, aud i. Wa ,,es,
respect the finest aud largest boat that ever On.
tered Red River. Her cabins are unusually
councillors and furnished in tine most naomi.
renl mauuef aud iorcomforl. good aseammo.
dai4un>, safety and speed ,he i. unsurpassed
captain APPRECIATE soilcits a continuance If
the liberal patronage heretofore extended /,
him, pledgng him-,If that nothing shall i.
wanting ON as par, 10 give satisfaction. For
freight " passage, apply on board
The Duke VIII hereafter connect a, Shre,..
port with the steamer VI l.. Danrhcriy. for
Jefferson, and VIII at nli times receive freight
s;s, qasscuger- Tor Benton. Port Cnddo smith.
land Jefferson and all intermediate landings.
which viii be forwarded without detention.
Jan. l. 81 ALL,
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MARSHALL GROVE ACADEMY.

I RET IN thanks TO my friends for tho EN-.
l enlargement i1cy have given me n This new
enterprise Ei their patronage ard good i-hrs,
ard am happy 20 iuiorm them and the public
ttai am nov more iagorlbB situated than al
lhc beginning of The present session having
provided aud furnished with chairs ana desks,
commodlous s,hooi-fooms ia connection with
mT residence. situated ~ a beautiful forest
grove five or SIX hundred yards South Of the
courthouse on an commence overlooking the
cts.
The second session will commence on the
first Monday n February and ciose ON the last
Thursday ia June
RATES ~ TUITION.
photography, reading, writing, and
mental Arithmetic, Sll so
Arithmetic, grammar and geography, Is 90
Natural philosophy and metaphysics 30 90
Higher mathematics, Latin, greek and
Hebrew as 90
Defamation and compositions with.
out extra charge.
Incidental expenses, | 90
The first .fcses every morning, and the
last every Friday evening, viii DO reading in
the scriptures aud prayer. The first recitation
a chapter tfo II the Bible by all the school
Pupils Will be- charged from the lime they
enter to The close OF the session ono halt
deducted Tor time lost on account OF sickness
of one months duration or more.
viii be prepared to Accommodate pupils
with board, washing, aud fuel, at twelve dollars
per month.
FRANK J. PA1lILO.
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NORTH SID. OF THE PUBLIC SGT AKl~
Foreign nd and Fancy Dry Good Ready Mi5r Clothing
NodNar Hardware Cutlery
Ja,l Yankee Notions Of variety school and An' Books
O. PSI I'D,
oar sk article needed us market entirely
the most
aud s be sold 4. bs t CASH on
N.e-pl We would
al ours
d ed Ite ming 81 M orders e'"iel 10
1.. r,rcr . ho p r
Nc rH-pyi Foo 81
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A'raNkliN Mouse.

No 93 CANAL >frcei, New orleans
re. MRS l.. A. HOWE would inform
Ei., the citizens of Eastern Texas and \
ia Louisiana, that she has opened this
large, cammodiou., and elegant house, and is
prepared 10 receive, those who may visit the city.
The Frauklin House j. situated in a desirable
locality the rooms are wei arranged and fur
nshrd with view to elegance and comfort,
while the table will be supplied with the
choicest cdibles Of an abundant market.
April % 1886. Is.
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reraons wishing e. purchase, are referred "a
Mr.. jaime. a. Ceii, aud j. L. Bed both oi
whom are running ihein IA tA's place tho
farther by steam Of h.s -n1l; lhr latter 10y
horse power At tho Mammoth I.hey STA
Bile
They not only ernl corn. but also DE cob
aud shines INTO iias msal ins, As She corn was
taker from the 6tak,
sample. msy be seen 81 the places above
mentioned where ihe milk, will, It not run
ming, be pat into opefstisn lor tie satisfaction
Of persons wishing 10 purchase tal and
s1tisiy yoarselfcs. -
c. e. UYNsON.& GO
nay 2s, - No-s9 q
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Local Advertisements.
carriage aud Harness Depository,

.NUINNaI, Ifi1S.
W /. are now receiving arpe
$500 and splendid lot of fancy en-.
riagc-, buggics. with lui aith.
ont tops, suiki,s harness sc, which We pro
pose 10 SCI. cheap.
You WIZ bnf this establishment OF Z.
BELL y Cos Mammoth livery sL,bic, on the
North side Of the public SQUARE
!. Il. HE'LL. # 60.
May % 81. \o-sa #
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I'VE undersigned, have IN store and -.
cening from the North, by every -.
large stock of household fnrn,tn,, ~ ~
hoeany, Rosewood, Oak, Walnu, and ,.,.
ton woods. Rush, tame and lliekn,, a 't''''.
plain and checked mating. together s,,i, !,
full assortment OF every thing IN I'M. r,sa
ture line. ''''"
Furniture packed in such mann., a. .
insure is safety icf any distance pnr,h,.e,.
visiting the city, are invited 10 ,,au,,, .'.''
large stock.
{. FLINT 4 JONES
No. Al ana IL, Royal street Ncw Orl,an,
MAY 81 No-as h..
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Iau, uNNt Hopb. Jas rtrSts
HALLs ROUD- aud PUTNAM, Cotton
l Iaciors and Gsncta Commission Ner.
cbaniA, No. 5, Custom House street New Or.
.eau.. tave their ,trctcst nd sidual attention
20 TIE sale ~ cotton, The purchase Of piaula-
Aen suppiie~, groceries provisions, collections,
etc, etc, ana feel couticnti from long espc.
Renee and thorough know edge Of Their hu-i.
ness "a their ability to serve lheir constituent,
successfully.
Rclc. to Gen. +. Greer ". Il, , Ward,
Ncssrs. Vniou and Smith, Do. b. + Young
Dec. -. lsJ6 nlG-ly.
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l =. uoWFLi H. :, HOWELL.
] y. HOWELL u co.
DECEiN.NG, forwarding, and commission
~ merchants. Dealer ia produce and gro
ccno-, ba9gue, and rope etc etc
labcfM cash advances made on coiton 100
store ior shipment or tor sale IN This market
oar personal attention gwen to the selling of
cotton in this market
Shreveport, la sept 25 1855.
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The undersigned having opened
Rr' large and splendid assortment of
~ ' " new southern Furniture, is pre-
pared to supply the trade and families on the
most liberal terms This being the only new
stock in the city, purchases will find it 10 their
advantage to call and examine the goods and
learn the prices before purchasing cisew here.
VII keep constantly ON hand
Marble Sofa and CeHre Tablss,
Extension Fables of mahogany, walnut and
oak and Of ell sizes; rosewood and mahogany
Work and Card Tables. Dressing Tables ,
walnut and cherry Dining Tables oak, ma
bor4uy and rosewood Sldchnafd- Bureaus Of
walnut. rosewood and mahogany; Armoir~,
Nash-iand,. Bcdstcads, rarlor Chairs, Iete-a-
Tete.. Ottumans. Dlvans, easy chairs, rockers.
rtegcrcs. secretaries aud book eases, oak and
walnut office chairs dinluR-topm chars, child.
rens chair aud rockers, mahogany and walnut
tca.poy, and hight stands.
liar. Moss ami Spring Mattresses,
I.oohing-Gla.ses md Mating, rosewood and
mahogany parlor Selt,, together with every AZ
tirle usnait found 10 furniture warehouse.
i Thu. is o. entirely new establishment
and no old stock on hand. Purchasers WI
ind 1t greatly to their interest 10 give thus store
a call before huylug ei>ew here. A. the ,erpFre.
tor is confident that He can otier them newer
stN le. e., til. most fashionable furniture more
substantially made and NJ greater bargains
than aus other house iu iae city.
CHARLES \ STEWART,
April r. lS5G-y
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w l.. ALLEN & Co, (lale Of Thompson,
w Allen, & Co.. Uholssale Groccrs, a,d
Ueaiers IN Cho'ce Vino, liquors. Ioiaceo,
and ciglrs, No, s. Common street, New Or.
leans.
Good. at the lowest ma, 4et price and guar.
anteed IN every particular.
Jan. II, - ~