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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12
nymchhurg Lumber Mnrls.,. Jnu. =.


W itii scant supply of beet cattle in market YES
terday, prices advanced &c. &c. per pound the
range being 3c. l2c., and few extra quality COM
manded l24. Cows and calves we've in limited re
quest but previous prices were fully maintained
The reports of disease among hogs at the West en-.
HANGED the price OF these animals tc compared with
last weeks iHtes. Upwards OF eighty thousand
SWINE are said 10 have died during the past two or
three weeks within one hundred miles OF Cincinnati
Cotton was less animated yesterday as denlers
were lnciued To await later foreign news from En-
rope The sales embraced about 1000 to POO
bales, at quotations given in another column Flour
was IN moderate request the demand being confined
to the home trade, while prices without change
or moment Wheat was in fair request with sales OF
interior and prime white Southern ut 81 10 81 10
choice Canada do. at 5 10, and Southern red at
- 90. Corn sold pretty freely Mt &c for Western
MIXED, from store, and at 73c for new Southern vel
low, delivered. Pork was steady at $50 $40 II
Tor new mess, and at $40 81 a 10 so Tor old and
$40 70 SlS II for prime The sales of sugars
embraced l2O hhds clarified Cuba, private terms.
ana about 400 do Cuba n'uscevado, on terms given
in another column. COFFEE was steady but sales
were confined to about 200 hngs governmcn, Java,
on private terms-snpposed to have been about II
cents. freightS to English ports were firm and
rather higher, with fair amount of eng lgements-
Htratd Of the 8h inst.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET Jun The Offering,
of Beeyes at the Scales to-day reached about 900
head of which 30 driven off for philadelphia
100 left unsod, and the balance 500 head sold
to the Baltimore butchers at prices ranging from 50
90 to 50 - on the hoot, equal to 81 006Sl0 25 net
and averaging 81 70 gross. An advance of l25 cts
e 100 lbs. since the last report Hogs Market firm
and demand brisk. About 1000 offered to day and
mostly taken; sales 15G9Ss IS y 100 lbs gross
Sheep in moderate supply to-day; sales at f5MS4
80 T. 100 lbs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12
JOHNSON Il HEMuNc

usE; SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS
ih Undersigned have associated themselves topeber far
te purpose of carrying the Painting Business in all its
and hope by strict attention business to merit
"fr o pubic patronage, all work entrusted q them win
be executed in the best manner and the promise,
I. $. JOHNSON.
CT GEO. IL HEMING
WoodsoD - 1P''' Wy D. l.
ian IL dwaw' - F''F''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

Rev. Mr.. Boyle. for 6 years presiding over the
Roman Catholic church,in Elmira.N. Y, died on
Saturday night last from injuries received by
falling from "a scaifold in the new Catholic church
in that village.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12


The New York Courier and Enquirer thinks
the commercial relations Of the country give
cause for congra,ulation, The impnr,an, staples
of the West find ready marke, ut rcmuneraivc
prices Tho West is teeming with Railroads,
every mile Of which add 10 the resources, and
wealth of the country. The manufacturing inter
ests Of the East are prosperous, and liberal ex-
change of products between tie East and tho
West. the North and the South. contributes to
the prosperity OF the whole. We anticipate for
the year 1857 more successful year than that
Of 1856. The disturbance of money affairs
abroad. during the past year, has compelled our
people TO rely upon our own domestic resources
for capital. 1t is not probable that American
securities will be sought for in Europe TO the ex-
tent known in former years, Its fortunate that
the change has occurred The past facility for
borrowing money has led to unreasonable spec
ulation. More Railroads have been commenced
than could be sustained. a check upon them
has now occurred, and capitalists will for the
future embark only in those enterprises that are
obviously called for.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

with IMMUNITY. Men NAV not subscribe 10 biz poh-
cal opinions, or may not vote for him rs candidate
for the Presidency, but the people cherish bis reho"
as part of the national pride, aud they will not SUI
fer IL 10 be sullied without resentful indignation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

Prrfnmcd u renth.-What lady ar gentleman would
abor under the a agreeable breat when nsng
DON DENS DENTAL FLUID il win not only IT,
sNe" but make the teeth white aabaster prevent tooth
ache and preserve them from Recommended by dem
lists aud physicians everywhere.
Beautiful Complexion may be attained by its use II re-
moves pnple freekic renders skin soft and Ie,ut
nt unpans rich hue Ii the greatest cosmetic
ever known, being free from all matter Price so
cents, For saleby SrROrHER & WHITEHEAD
SFABLER Il JONES
and DRUGGISTS cycr,,yharo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

fourth time into the body of the already dead man.
Mrs. Burnes and her children rushed from tue
house screaming, willie DIR. Stoyall cooly waikea
off GOT into his buggy and drove off.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

Tho articles of chief value imported into the
United States during the fiscal year, ending June
30th. 1856, were Coffee. Teas. Sugar aud the man
ufactures Of Wooden, Cotton. silk. Linen. Iron.
Steel. Copper. &c. &c. These were in round
numbers nearly as follows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.


oy for Cong, and Colds We have had occasion try its
repeatedly during the lust closed always
attended with beneficial results Those who
afflicted in this will do well it 1t he had
any of the Drug StoresHoAidag s5YR RcRisc Pa
nix
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

A duel was fought near Napoleon, Arkansas.
last week. between Dr.. Mccullough and Mr..
Mason. merchant IF Napoleon. The former
was wounded slightly. and the latter, il is sup
posed, fatally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

public meeting was held at Nashville Tenn.
On the oath ult at which committees were APP
pointed to take popular vote as to whether
tres negroes shall be expelled from Tennessee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

"Ma, was it Windsor Castle that Mary Queen
Of Scotts was confined in r. asked little Antho-
ny Augustus Of his mother. mo, my son, not
Queen Mary, but Queen Victoria; she, poor
thing, has been confined in that castle repeated
L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

Major Wood, of the 9th infantry has received
the appointment of paymasier of the army. in
place of Major lIagncr, who died at Fort Brown
Texas, in December.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

of Sruil given (by al letters for
the sale of these valuable remedies throughout Sardinia In
concuenc" of his majesty being cured by their
.'r on the leg Any wound or ulc'r will readily yield
their mighty influence.
Sold the manufactures No 70 Maiden Lane New York
anu 80 2il Strand, london ana by all Druggists AT 25c
q NJ huy llnll1. llY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

referring the virtue Davis Pain Killer We have
article aud found II valuable The sale this article in the
United States Is beyond all precedent The books the office
Will show t'HlriHRdti Commercial
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer We fret heard this mci
cine during visit ia The Ne" England States and being struck
with the vty q" the title induced make cin,u
about II and surprised TO learn that kept
constantly tn, houses the inhabitants t, cities
aud Villages WHERE stopped to be used in OF sudden
attacks pain burns, scals Sc and heard spoken
In high eommondaon, both by druggists and phys
cians-P h}i1itiykid Earle
Perry DAVIS Pain kirr is real pleasure to speak
lyprsbly of this article known almost
aud safe remedy Tor burns and Other pains the body
Valuable only for colds in the winter
nplaius and should be in family The casualty
which demands II, may come Christian Adr0cate
Valuable Mc,lcincThc sale hat
valuable preparations, Perry Davis Pain Killer, constantly
aud rapidly increasing During the year the demand
this remedy has been altogether
" week passes hv, durug which do
mark having been performed within the circle
acquaintance, by the of Perry Davis Pain Killer Prom
Get .Iirtrfjsr.
Forsale by Druggists Groeers and Medicine Dealers
where
I'd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

the Richmond Republican, Doc 9th s52 say that Car
Spanish Mixture is quack medicine.
They had man in their press who afflicted With
Nlcu Mercuria Rheumatism continually complain
ing misery in the back limbs AMI ats; his eye had
come oNeriSh and maery meek swollen thrua and all
the symptoms rheumatism combined
bottles of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured hun and, ed
tora notice as above they bear testimony It's wonderful Of
cts aud say their only that ali suffering with dis
cases of the blood not of the existence of
medicine They chcerfuly recommend it.
Sec their certificate, and notice In ul around the bottle
doc Is lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

ing success OF the oNygenacd ittersNEN HAVEN Novcm
Der -, sol Gentlemen: feel that pride deli
eaey should deter from expressing publicly my gratitude
Tor the rlcacN OF your ONyecnaed bittrr
health after suffering than six years Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint during Which time had bcsi medical adj
Wee " TN no benz iii eNcep' temporary relief
MHtaSe became more hopeless, attack darrhd,t
Which confined me To bed for eight causing great
lro,iraOn OF the whole
.Ah""t Two months much reduc ID that could
car scarcely any food whatever, and obliged
bet la despair OF getting better of the
''hr ues of remarkable by the Oxygunsed Btters
aud ahtIned abettc Of the medicine
heHtrthelcss true that Immediately relieved of
cNiA symptom OF my various COMPLAINTS
AIN now IN better health than / rnoycd far many
years aud attribute restoration, 10y grace God to
your hEalnable medicine. Respectfully yours
M. - Fair Street. MARY T. HANOVER
None genuine unless signed BUI = wrapper
SETH W FoN l.E a 90, lie Washington Street, Bos.
ton Propretors. Sold by their agents everywhere
For sale 10y J. Il. SEAl,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-12

"COMPErsTios Al a. the Life of
SN-Aa IRADE.'-PRiNiINti IN all branches
done in style unsurpassed b. aag Establishment az tis
Sac at the NlRGlNlAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MENT
Jos printed in C3ors that will compare with any
work done south Mason and Specimens can
be seen at onrence. Call and First Alley bew
ana church Streets. augl-tS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

4 sccuea: Edward e ,er"ii', Lecture at Albany.
letter, ailpding to the ,n'ngy on George
Washington pronounced by the Hon Edward
Everett. ut Albany. few evenings ago. says:
IL canno forget the .ceur on the stage last eve
ming. In the spacious pulpit Of the church was the
distinguished clergyman and author, the Rev.
DR.. Spi ague; at his side were Judge Conkling
and the venerable Mott, who more than fifty three
wear. since melted the heart Of the people over
the grave Of Administration On the stage.
the Chancellor of the Regents of the University.
Mr.. Lansing and Governor King sat together.
On the other side Mr.. Fillmore. Immediately
in the rear, Philip Church and John Millor-in
their day companions Of Washington; and in
front the great orator.
Mr.. Everett introduced an eulogy on Rufus
King, which was felicitously expressed. lie
did not forget he never doesto alHde to III"
fortunate men VIII" in active health and bright
min l. could recolleet how the Father OF the Conn-
try walked ana ia lked among men Scene after
scene character after character OF history IKE
pictures from he pencil Of Macauey passed be
fore the audience. AID the national heart beat
high aud fire IF patriotic feeling spa'ki'h an"
shone from hearts whence party had seemed ''
have crushed ii out
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

The following extract from letter in the Savannah
Journal, is the only publication yet made about the
Macon races;
"For the first race, Charleston and Dallas were the
entries Colt stakes two mile heats. The contest
WAS close and exciting, Charleston winning both
heats in the following time: 1t heat 3m:4s5s 2na
heat 3m:5 Is For the second race Blneskin and
Kate Hunter appeared. This race OF mile
heats Both horses were crack ones, well known
and well tried consequently the betting spirited
Kate Hunter won both hcati and the money, after n
terrible struggle, in I'm; 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28
Death Of the Prc.idcnt'- srpsew- He-nppoini-
mc0t--s.o,. t.sar,-Ehe to,er.as.hip 81
nj ,f Lee

Death Of the Pr. .idcn,- sepse"- ae-nppoini-
mc0ts-s.o,. t.sar,-Ehe Governor ship 81
knn.p--Grini OF Lee.
WASInNGroN, March 26-'rhe President Ia.
day received intelligence OF the death Of his
nephew, at Lancaster Pa. md there was no
Cabinet meeting in consequence.
The following appointments have been
made: Collectors at Galveston. Texas. leomi-
ca. Va, and Savannah. Ga; Surveyor and Naval
Officer Mt Wilmington. \. L.
Gov. G"ary had long private interview with
tho President to-day, the result of which is not
Known. He leaves for Pennsylvania IL day.
Hon. Robert }. Walker, II is understood is
willing to accept the Govrrnor-hip of Kansas.
hut has not yet overcome the objections Of his
family
The examination of witnesses in the ease Of
the Us Court ". Doddrdgr {. Lee, for the
murder of David Hume, commenced to day
Storrs and H4idrn testified for the prosecution.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28
OBITUARY.

DIED OF organic disease Of HE heart on the morn
ing of the 10th Of January Susan j., cpnsort OF VIM
Gambler, daughter 'f Judith and Jonathan John SON.
formerly Of this county, in the ADD year of her age
Mrs C. bore her great affections with christian f,rt-
tudr and patience Feeling the approach of her lat
ter end, she cheertully resigned herself the will of
her Master.
\ befeaecl and indHgcnt husband with four little
children are left to mourn his untjmcly loss.
tadis fOhio.) papcrs please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28
MILLINERY AND FANCY
GOODS,

W. respectfully call the and
friends to our LARGE AND WELL. ASSORTED STOCK
VI SPRING GOODS. which W" recciVi New
\ Fk where have selected them nth
must fashionable Adjustments and Tor sfFe and belu,y
He! assnscd cannot be surpa, IN this other
'''f stock consists in BONNETS, GlpSETS. LEGUORN
Fi.NFS, RUTLAND BLODMERS. RIBBONS FLOWERS,
LACE GOODS, DRESS CAPS MOHAIR CAPS and COZ
fIl.l'N. HEAD DRESSES of different styles Also JET
nRNAMENrS WHITE WAX BEADS, back and front
hAlR BRAIDS and am elegant lot of MANTLI4AS at all
tees The above goods vary price suit those who
may wish to purchase Bonnie and Fla bleached and repair
good order and at short notice On opening day which
" on Thursday next, Goth will be prepared to show
- oSointst and largest variety of Bonnes and Manlas
INA we nave ever presented in this market
"a "flerS from tn" country sill be promptly attended
favor Us with call before YOU purchase and t assured
" ~ ne a to suit yourselves both in price and quality
mar - : Rep copy. ! MATrUIAS'S CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

SAILING OF An AMEmeAN ClReus COMPANY FOR En-
Iorr.-The ship southampton left New York We'd
ncsloy morning for Liverpool, having board Howe
Il cos American circus.
The company consists of about one hundred per
sons. Among the performers ARE twenty five of best
eQuostrane OF the day, including ladies aud gentle
men, and tribe otlndans from the Cattarngns Res
orvatou. These savnges are 10 give exhibitions of
the manners and customs of their tribe, in
ton with the equestrian entertainment. Mcssrs. My
crS and Pentland, the popular clowns, are members
of the company. Upon landing at Liverpool the com
pany will unite in grand procession through the
streets, forming magnificent pagent, with mn Apol-
lonun or organ, built aud oruamcted in the highest
style of American art and drawn by 10 cream colored
horses, and - other wagons containing the dresses
and furniture of the show. There nro 80 valuable
horses ON the ship and they snugly arranged in
stalls between decks.
The total cost Of this undertaking is said TO amount
Of 100000. Mcssrs. lIowes i Cushing intend 10
travel in Engnud Germany aud Switzerland, and
will proyaby be ahscut three years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28
The America Outward Round

BOSTON, March 23-The Steamship Amercn
sailed to day at noon with forty three passengers
for Liverpool and twenty for Halifax. Among
tine passengers is Mr.. A. II. Evans, an alta che
If The Ne,c York Herald, who conveys to Lon
don the new Dallas Clarendon treaty.
The America took ont no specie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28
Future DAYS
IYNonnuRo, March ~ 1857.
4 OFFER EOK SALE the yellow BricL House

March ~. 1857.
4 oHDEE ron sNIE the yellow Brick House
Church street doors above the residence Of Mr.
.ieu Williams. and opposite that of Mr. VIM 4 Anderson
This house including the
It's locality desirable residence or engaged In
business portion nf he city below Church at The
o though small he surpassed In product and
the We'll In every particular Is equal 10 In the commun
The spa Of ground hotworn the house aud adjoining
Is sufficient 10 admit of another house of
ihs property sold privately before the 9Th of April
tWtdnes ay) Will that ay sell II auction to the high
builder ANY peson4 wishing 10 purchase VIII mako
plcaon II Moaos InrY, who Is authorized 20 sell
mn - dida H. ECIiOIS.
htIAsEs At AtSfnON.-Wc viii sell pub
- lie auction, In Chsanahurg, Monday the 18th day
Two Negro Men and Negro Woman aud child
81 the Young aud very valuable farm hand
the woman Ia about ~ yeaN Of agty
sh Will be required negotiable notes 40 days
added with good unioiaora. WIN. SMITH,
JNO. j. WADE
mar pidtllnp Trustees
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

ST LOUIS Mar. 2i.-Me-srs. Weir aud Com.
panys cotton factory, in this city, was burned
this morning. Lose 100000 insured for &6i,-
600. The fire was the work of an ncendinry and
10y it l3J hands thrown out Of employment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

llARESBURG March 25.--Ihe Republican and
American State Conventions me: in the Hall at
the llous" of Representatives. in one body, at l.
o'clock.
temporary chairman. aud in brief speech Of
thanks tor the honor conferred. referred 10 the
peculiar circums tances under which the Conyen
tou ment, and the Importance of the prinei plies
involved and invoked cancellation and harmony
Of action. With these he predicted triumphant
success in the election next fall. His speech was
enthusiastically nppauded,
SECOND DISPATCH.
IlIARRIsBuRG, PA, March 26.--The Conven-
tion nominated Hon. Mr. Wilmot, for Governor.
on the 2nd ballot and Mr.. Millward, for Canal
Commis sioner on the st ballot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28
.anothcr submarine Telegraph.

TrTographic communication botween Enfope
and America will be far too profitable an enter
prise to be m"nopolise ed by single company
Already there is rival corporation started in
London, under the title of the European and A
me rican International Telegraph Company. -
They propose 10 Law II submarine cable from the
south coast of England 10 Cape Finisterre in
ST nin thence through the atlantic westward 10
Cape Cod. The whole distance will be 3,96D
II Hes. The work is To he completed in 1888.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

Col. u. " X. I}owles has been nominated by the
Democrats of Fluyanna county Va, Tor the Legsla
turc, The Democrats Of Augusta county. have nom
mated j. II. Skinner for the Senate, aud Absoem
Kotucr ohm Hartman and Vim. y. Anderson for the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

uatel business, this day dissolved by mutual
re ohts ef the Will be assumed by the remaining
/ lrtnef. t,eo. NJ. Wells 0Ep. NJ WELLS,
IYnchbuiu, Mar. II, lrJf W. Il 4. HYDE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

Wells Hyde fomnin in the hope that all the friends
tho will continue la hcstnw their patronage the
amainnF member Mr. Wols the old customers
House. Air Wells viii meet the Of all with
lonty recherche style aud with the urhany with which
snaecamplahod Landlord should treat his guosts
". u 4. HYDE.
Il IInuar L Il Marrh Ii lAII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

EyfiIil all the late nprf yemen together with other
w scal Instruments, such Nioua. Guitars, Flutes Me
lodeans a. Also beautiful assortment Of shoe, Music for
HE PINE. Gua And al other musical Instruments general
Is srd in this country All those wishing purchnHe win do
we'll In cali and for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere
Tie HHs sifued every day receiving and fashion
Hite NHfie 4 The latest aud fashionable publications
W T. GREENE & cos
Muss saionn Main pose Chikrn Savings Bank
aud II doors abuse Neryell House. IynehburR Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-28

ar Was. ELIZA WNoLEOIK would fr.e
INTERPRETATIONS cHl me attention Of no Ladies to *
VIZ her stock ct SrRlNG MILLINERY. which Y1AA
was solicited 10y Mis- LNnkord IN the Nalthern--ss--S
cities and "" Ice opened tor their inspection Saturday
mug the 3 inst at the rrsd,ncoo Of Mrs Lanrd the
Store" u /" ""N'f lmaf y dhl
E8 returning her hauk- her friends aud the public -
WX tof their patronage heretofore bcstow her t@
and would spcctmly utorm them that she VII .~--
open on Thursday Goth handsome assortment of sprng and
Summer Millinery OF the latest styo4 paucans Just from
Wells. nENppRrSsrS DRESS CARS, LraiIonN
HATS FLATS rulLpRENS FANCY uArS, aud yarl.
Gus other things MI ot which VIII lee sold cheap they
he hongh' any where in this place ncoching Pressing
do, G In the nigost manner and at the shortc, uoucc
l. y JcwvlN o all kinds sold AMI repaired thp
llonse by Sntphp OF doors above the Merchants
iank On III" orr"~tc side and next door t. Schoahea y
.hofh''S MAN street lmar II dim
ltusNEsE "sG,H CANE, su,",i -nppi,
~ of reliable seed, just roccN ed aud Tor secby
mar@@ SrNornER WHITEHEAD
NoWL'N n AhEVxNDEU,
~ Wnim street.
orfrF rop sur l,aar ,n rH 1iSFEBiE Sf0ek OF
Crushed aud Powdered do.
cofFEES-Mew crop Rio uid Go,cunaaal fa,a and la.
SALT AsltouB Factory Glcd In clcau Sl,'s.
9,, Mountain la,'% {, Ground "ga " onr
Rods, laud, oval Horse Shoe and W.. 1ad
srEl.-n..lcrri Cast aod Shear steel all ..-as
lloW MOI lbs. We to'pa supply alVa3 on hua.
nEArl II! .r S"l" UGpor amt i'Ur' - Leather
HALL 90 oN-hl hnmh'r' ana St2ca from southern
Ihctuuos
GlANo-No. Peruvian in qu1nriu,, to suit prr.tsacJs
MolASNLS-Nrw nd"ou. and Mus"oN ado NolisHoa
LlQl oES-Imo Uld Wh,.N Apple BRANDY Rum, French
Cotton Cloths Calico Cotton Bpttug Hunkris Itnons &c
llnercc m ta,c, and sweet Ou tor Tobacco Mtnutaclu
rels 10 all Of whth uy" tho attention Of Planters aud
Country M,rhont o' "ur old established stand Nam
We sill on C.umi. .ar H,,on iari nuttcr Country Lin
IN" Tobacco" cHt conn pu r'duc" generally, aud
eenslRnn'"i' Im'r 2bdNcta