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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-10

In pursuance of voluntary pledge made
few weeks since, avail myself of the earliest
opportunity to publish the decision of the Cir
cult Superior Court Of ,Jeifer son county, in
case where was plaintiff aud NJ. L. pricc de-
PENDANT. 1t will be that the Court, presi-
ded over by mn upright Democratic Judge, has
fully yadcated nay character from tho asper-
zion which political malevolcnce had Influenced
the pliant tool of another 10 cast upon it. This
was all desired In dis,nissng the subject
forever may only add thu, If tho assault, had
come from a gentleman my course of action
would have been different. JOS. BIZ rrON.
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"A ness, we have determined offer stock
boots SHOES. HATS CAPS, TRUNKS, Carpet Bags.
Umbrellas, &c, Cosr Having been
but short time and constantly receiving supplies from
best manufacturing establishments Philadelphia
entirely fresh and fashionable thing
found soed or behind the 1t will be sold without
cost Inducements offered by rarely met ill.,
and those in OF anything will do well give
nsaeai and satisfy themselves sincerity ppo-
Sou. MCDONALD HOOPER
in
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III however" the 7. rson continues mo damage is
done to System by the Comet, we stand
were IN relations TO socety--bearing down upon
nil rascas thieves and liars whether OF native for
cgn BIRTH the pests OF society not forgetting TO
protest. every point Of the compass, against the
bogus Democracy OF the nineteenth century
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AUCTnON AND aONnlssION HOu~E
FOR THE SALE OF NEGROES ONLY.
Va ~ q 4, al .s ,,r.tr

nm VI. III IUuV VI n 10 sOIItit lIM' VUtfOM-
u1s their friends generally and pledge heIseveto
their cndeavors advance the all
leaving property In their hands Tor sair.
ID NJ Pnllau the senior partner in the having
been the business for the IS years ,tters himself tlat
he give entire satisfaction to all his patrons Liberal al
will he made Safe and healthy places provided
conhnc slaves board at 80 cts per day.
We always be found At tho old stand Wall Rc
mond Va competent person viii always be the
boat, take charge of negroes ON their arrival
ID. NJ PULLIAM,
je 10dly A. q. PULIlAM
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JOHN CLARK,
C. Q M M 6 q q NJ M IT r = IT NJ n

OFFICE Al McCOhkLE& Co, MAIN STREET LYSCHBURu Va
NiL continue 10 give his personal attention to the sale
w OF Country Produce of every description particularly
to the arti e of Tobacco" and haers himself
perence OF IN III the business the
and Farmers will suffer bv being placed hands
sonabe advances made Tobacco produce
in hand. JpHN CLARK
IErts
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


The association resumed its sessions Mt 4 o'clock
and was opened with prayer by the Rev. Reuben
Ford, of Richmond
The consideration of the Report of the State Mis-
sion Board was resumed. The Rev. K +. Whilden
OF North Carolina made few remarks and the re-
port was adopted.
Il. IL. Bagby, chairman of the committee appointed
TO consider the resolutions proposed by Dr. Burrows
read report, which recommended the adoption of the
following prcaribl, and resolutions:
Whereas the American Tract Society, at its last
annual meeting adopted a report OF the committee of
fifteen appointed at the previous meeting in which
report slavery is represented moral evil ana rs
being known to promote moral evils and vices
which condemned in Scripture" which moral
evils and vices aud ought to be discussed in the
publications of the Society" Therefore
l. Resolved, That slavery is Il subject in rera-d TO
which Evangelical Christians in the United States do
not agree therefore the discussion of the subject in
the publications Of the Socety-espe aially it taS We
have reason to beheYe) in such publications the SEN
tments avowei by the Society are to he advocated
will be violation of the lst article OF its constitution
which requires its publications to be only such "as
are calculated to receive the appreciation Of all
gclioal Christians"
2 Resolved. That the sentiments expressed in the
report OF the committee and adopted 10y the Society
are contrary TO the views, and repro ,chfn to the
character of Southern Christians and that they can
not consistently Cooperate with it while these views
are maintained.
s. RESOLVED, that we advise hll our churches and
brethren for these reasons withhold their co-ope
ration from the Society while it maintains ITS present
position.
The reading OF this report gave rise to a long and
interesting discusson.in which Rev. j. B. Jeter Rev.
Mr. Bagby, Rev. DR.. Howell, Mr. Chastain Cooke
Rev. W. 5. Foutaine Rev. J. S. Tinsey and others
participated.
Rev W, +. Broadus, of Fredericksburg, proposed
and supported substitute to the resolutions.
Pending the discussion oithis subject the hour for
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-10

Alexandria Cattle Market, june q.
BEEF CATTLE S441S6! gross.
HOGS S9aS9l
MUTTON $3laS5.
CALVES S4a7.
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A T." r.. C'rc"i, Co"r, Of Amhcr.' Co""v consi..

"A IN eirc"it COuri of Am hcrst COumty contin.
ls57 " - ~ ''' - ''
Lewis Campbell Executor Cornelius Sale decd Pm.
against
Thomas Eubank and Ann 4 his wife and others, DcTts
he President aud Trustees OF Washington College ri N
against
The Def
The Court doth aludgc order and decree that the Comn
soe who shall take the accounts heretofore ordered IN the
l al these causes d. at the time take the following
counts S OF the Fund arising from the sales of property
conveyed the deed To Josiah L. Eabauk and Robert Tney
also OF tile debts secured In said deed and the prior
es thereof md OF the Fnnds arising from the sales
any OF the property conveyed said Eubank voluntary
hnicr former orders either these liens
th' same aud their respective prio,es Ord OF all property
conveyed IN the trust deed aforesaid In of the vountl
~ deeds of sa ThOnt EubsnA h-d exhibits In these
causes aud make report thereof to the Court
copy-Testc. LEO. DANIEL. JR. CTk
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MAX SsEe. kp,

On Saturday, May 30h by Rev T. F.. Locke, Mr.
Gro, TAL8or to Miss SABnA NJ. HOWARD, all of Camp
bell
On June ID Mt Cottage Hill, Charlotte county, by
Rev. T. f. Locke Mr.. john BOOKER of Prince Edward
county, to Miss Ann STEPHENSON, only daughter of
Josiah Shpnpersnn. a camubpl
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u.yMcls burg, vn.

~ LyWclsburg, vn.
Farmers and Planters and the Travelling community look
your eatables good the marka
and country will afford My House is airy and comfortable
Beds clean and sweet my Stable good and airy
plenty of good feed and a good osler.
my intention to keep good House, and TO furnish
guests the highest phi that be obtained but
lowest price that Afforded prefer buy provisions
from the VIII the highest cash price
blo every description We have tine Spring pure
JOHN 4. HAWKINS.
ig prn,.r i,f,r
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=. NMlIkNsf GO HO., June Z, lsdI- }
The parties interested in the foregoing will
mat nav appointed tho I'd day of
me accounts therein noned, which 10 O'Clock
we morning they requested attend Once
heh accounts vouchers copies
Tor examination and settlement
- Ivy n
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further sstsmps TO discover the traces OF her
husbands expedition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-10

We nave Tor sale Duwdtus Dental Fluid Iialm of
f"efS Smell Tooth Powders and fine recommend
ed ny DR. Ro Early Charcoal Tooth
&C al good preparations for preserving the Teeth and
"oms and purifying the breath for sale by
J. II. THOMPSON & co,
Aputhp rios A. DruV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-10

NP Asaa a sl.sssHAN E.--,>inge last sd-
y vertisemen Of goods line, made
Siderable additions stock Among other
est TO the Ladies beautiful Cameo and Pearl
Jewcry, surrounded each
Pearls OF the int. and
We invite the Ladies hen passing 10 stop and
SlLNERrlIoRN X Cliff
p. S-For the benefit atlr gcutlcnen would say
have in the meantime added Silver Hunting
Lever Watches, warranted time keepers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-10

~ Just TO hand fresh supply of the Mcdcated Primes
No 4eh adini'd AS pleasant gentle laxative Those
VIM nave "eeh "ahg can now be supplied For sale by
,,o. j H. THOMPSON & co,
J' Tvs Apothecaries g. Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-10

(NMpBELs. LAND NEAR I,YNC.puuuc
roh ALE-i "frr Tor sale my Tract OF Land rnntsin
nA net"tth ~" and lWD acres il he dyidf Il in i
m'ts lhr buildings are good with ever, ncc.sar,' t'
h"u y hist rate for fancy roaccu aud wonl rar |
tc present crop now on hand. believing il ontiro NO., w
S'y =" say lnue' about the lam no pcptlr,ns ,
my "hout viewing the tract. world rc,rr In NJ ,1
~ ~, iY ''""VrE ami Capt. VIM. G.. Gam.
=, 10 wi ~ whose lands adoin my oyerseer Mr. 1p
Nv ~ IN The lind, who will show the san,n -,
nv 'lSHihs Ia hhy Ally address is DanyiIle a..
or tnn, pnesVe PROPOSALS for the sail lands Mr. ryree
1922 t'riow VIII give any information fhnt ~
"i make the terms liberal am " ''siTed'
nah's 10 DSnvc this winter the farm Tx NY
my Honse and Lot Church Street ,,Ss sn 10 sell
june 6 dts '''' a. l. WILLIE.
$500 fine CATERS, Ac.-E have ;,..
eTs very is very me Patent Leather Opera pnmn Ca
y, VIZ! nne rench Calf Pump CATERS G. III OxtriP a'-
seS' workmanship awoth looking at and hard 10 ha
SFAHVRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-10

FUSERAL or Col. LAMBfRr.-The remains of this
lamented gentleman inferred at Liberty on Sun
day last The DAD Fellows ind II large concoarse of
other citizens Of the place united in paying the lust
obseqnies to one who commanded in an unusual de-
gree The respect OF all to whom he known. A
most striking and efecfng incident in connection
with this genicmans deccase is the fact that pfter
having for many years Travelled most extensively
in this country well in Europe, he should at last
have been stricken suddenly, almost within sight
ni his birth place and the Of his boy hood
Peace to his ashes.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
DAILY, SEMEWEEkLY AND WEEKLY
VUNiE urgent solicitations number OF friends have in.
l. duccd me q publish


Il duccd me TO publish
sEhlWEEkLY DlSPATCH.
IL Will appear about the 3D. July printed III new
type Will contain twenty matter and
IN SIZE ana proportions Will resemble the Weekly Dispatch
The subscription will only
TWO DDLi4ARS PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE
IL Will contain all The If the
Foreign Miscellaneous and CONNER
ias ai entertaining Literature. Especial
PAD To the mafhets which viii he
reported II Will he indeed NEW SPApER in III. most con-
reehsiNc sense presenting mtegibe
hlhg INA uasIIres, aud communicating and
cicy All KINDS M n'ormation appropriate
mere are only wccky mails in OF the ate
ano TINS semi weekly edition OF the Dispatch
OF the people supplied by those mails ~ ~
Every branch % the entrusted capable
ana he Daily and Weekly Dispatch examples of the en-
trrplisc with which IL viii be sus ~
Those wao want the SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH will
please N then orders
may begin with the first number Address the uli rs On,I
Advertisements viii be inserted
the IN Weekly edition VIII doubt be
Il VIII be an advantageous medium communicating with
the pubic "
Both the Daily and the Weekly, as the Semi Weekly
Dispatch VIII soon be greatly papers
VIA DC sent to subscribers At tn, following
LOW RATES:
s Da.y " Dspa i 81 per annum.
Weekly dispatch,
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
ihere are no cheaper Union and neither
Dor nor expense viii be spared among the
news apeta u; the day. I A COWAKDIN
june dIulAt2n
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q. 1 n REWARD, or -,oIcm from ,hc

sD " subscriber the night 9Th inst large ran
MARE. She has large swelling her left hind leg Ter
right The above ward viii be paid her delivery
to ON Pcrcivals Island. JOHN 4. MILLER
10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-10

Parson Brownlow, in his last issue, announces
that the Wing will be issued as usual next Sat
urday. unless the comet should in the mean time
interfere with his arrangements
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-10

BAPTIST ASSlyERa safgs--Wes surrender the greater
portion of this column to-day to the proceedings Of
Baptist Annit ersarIes now being held in Richmond.
very large aud intelligent body Of , hristans in
Virginia feel much more interest in these proce' dings
than in anything else might publish in the same
space.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-10

- y0nr Hair turning Grey faiian. oui 2
Il Use Mrs. Aliens World Hair Kcsorer,
" Prot Woods Restorer. for sale by
j. H. THOMPSON & CO,
lie lOts Drnggi,ts
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+ l4oW = III SILS u
RARE AND BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
seected personally by the advertiser,
NsvIENNA. BERLIN, FRANKFORT, MtNIoH, LE1p-
$40. sGRNEvA, PARIS AND LONDON.
@U oN,
No. 20 ST CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
tvsRANDA BuILDIEGs,) :
u now ready to exhibit his immense Stock sf New Rich
Rare and appropriate
xrOEED-dT- .z,kx.,S1:vxSs
An inspection Of this large does not imply the eas.
obligation to purchase Tho will be cheeruy shown
all times in allowed to be Parcu
Jar attention invited to the large New Styles
the following articles:
EXACT MODELS IN PEARL Of all the Cathedrsls Of celeb
rity in Europe.
BOHEMIAN GLASS TOILET SETS in every variety.
SURPRISE ODEUR CASES, Cigar Boxes, Work Cases. Rei
cules and Jewel Boxes.
RICH FINE JEWELRY, of the latest patterns.
RICH JET GOODS new styles.
STERLING SILVER CUPS, GOBIETs, etc.
PLATED WARETea and Coffee Urns, do. Sets Of pieces
Cake Baskets Casters Butter Boats Punch and Ice Bowls
W.iters, Gard Receivers Candesticks, etc.
SPLENDID PEARL and SHE'LL GOLD and SILVER EN-
BossED FANS, richly Painted in Psstile.
PRIZE MEDAL OPERA GLASSES worthy Of the particular
notice Of connoisseurs.
MARINE and MILITARY SPY GLASSES
MICROSCOPES and Mathematical Instruments. e
OIL PAINTINGS-A splendid collection. a.
Ladies' and Gents TOILET BoxEs-New styles
WORK BOXES Of Papier Mache Ebony, etc.
0DEUR CASES of Crystal, Ebony Papier Mache Tortoise
Shetland, 7rl.
PARIANMAR LIE sTATuARY-New subjects
PORTE,HONs LES. New Styles Silver, PEARL Tortoise
Shell, Velvet nd Embossed Velvet
MECHANICAL JYs-Entirsly new designs.
BACKGAMMON and CHESS BOARDS
CHEssHEN Of Ivory. Dresden Bronze, etc.
NEW GAMES aud PUZzLES--Alargs variety.
PORTFOLIOS Of Papier Maehe, Velvet and Leather.
DESKS and EsCROTOIRS Of Papier Mache, Ebony Rose.
wood, etc.
SILVER and PLATED PORT BoQUErs.
ETUI CASES of Ivory and Ebony, with Gold Furniture.
PRAYER BOOKS and BIBLES richly bound In Ivory and
Velvet
CABAS In every vRriey-Enirely patterns.
BRIDAL PRESRNTS-Pearl, Jewel and Jewel Boxes.
Gold Mounted CANES, with Jeweed Settings large variety
Of new patterns.
Cut Glass TOILET BOTTLES-Some richly mounted in Gilt
with Medallion Settings.
PERFUMERY and Fancy Articles for the Toilet
Ladies' and Gents superior KID GLOVES.
English HALF HosE-Plain and Fancy Coors.
Fine Table and Pocket CUTLERY
Chests Of FUN IMPLEMENTS for Gents
AN extensive assortment o.
GUNS, PISTOLS AND REvOLvERS,
With all the modern improvements
From my New York Mandatory In receipt of
large stock Of the latest and most approved patterns of
Fine Linen and Cotton Shirts z
The prices will be guaranteed low goods Of the
quality be procured in this city and will be sold for CASH
CITY ACCEPTANCE on favorable terms.
GUION'S,
20 st. Charles street, yeranda Buldings,)
d24 2p6t few doors from Canal street
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SaUsng Time.

Next 10 the saving Of money the saving Of time is ndspensa
bic. Wherever work be performed is of great
econom1e time. In country, also every moment is
importance and whatever by VIII CHI is wasted
should be avoided If Of negroes only
his hand chopped with axe which renders him unfit for
work. it very much indeed whether he is helpless for
day for month"; and by which could be
effected in day in place thirty days. would be something
worth knowing Thus in the case in question: If the wound
only left ITSELF might heal but the other hand
if you at apply
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
then immediate cessation of pain enses and inflammation
ceases The wound fine healthy appearance and in
place of being laid up perhaps month day will suffice to
make all things right again. Now your time which is
saving money, keep
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
always on hand.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street,
Sole gents for the Southern Saes and whom all orders
should be addressed d2l 2p6t
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Toys! Toys: Toys!
Having determined to close out our stock of
roxs,
we will dispose of them at
FIFTY PER CENT.
Less than Cost!!
LION y PINsARD,
d2a 2pf corner of Roya, and R,.rv;,,o stroo,s
Sanford BROTHERS.

No. IS AND 70 NEW LEvEE,
ofer for sale ut low prices and on favorable terms
RAls1Ns7oo boxes Layers; 1000 WHOLE 500 half and 1000
quarter boxes MRS, prime fruit aud in fine order as
BRANDIES- half and quarter pipes GODDARD and Delmon
brands, in bond.
SCOTCH ALE-oo casks Yopnger's Dicks quarts and
pins in stone and glass.
INDIA PALE ALElSo casks Hbbrts quarts and Limits in
store and TO arrive. &%Hf
LONDON PoRTER2oo casks Hbberts quart and pins in
store and TO arrive. dss o,1s,
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.NeaU Orleans
STATIC NERS' WAREH OUSE,
No. 60 Camp street.
TOY BOOKS, PUZZLES, GAMES, pIssECTED MAPS,
Suitable for Children Of both These Juvenile
tons intended for the intellectual Children
greatest care by the subscriber
j. b. ST Z Ell,
No. GO CAMP STREET,
Where, ALSO will be found full and well
JUVENILE WORKS and
JUVENILE ANIMALS,
Comprising the best collections received from the Amer
lean and English would respectfully invite Parents
Guardians and Others call and examine this unequaed
sortment Of
CHILDREN's BOOKS,
GAMES,
PUZZLES, etc., etc., etc.
j. B. STEEL,
Staioners Warehouse,
d24 2p3t 60 Camp street
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Cas.ssiissg, Floor. Oil Cloth
AND MATING.

NOs OEf.tft2tS
We have on hand large Of sRPETlNG com
prising WILTON, MFpALIoNs, VELVET, TAPESTRY
BRUSSELS, S-PLYS, INGRAINS, vLNITTAN, Dutch, etc.
FLOOR OH, CLoTH-0f all prices widths, etc. MAT
TING-44 Sd and ol White and Checkcred. Also Table
Piano Covers, Window Shades panpsk Crumb
Clothss Stair Rods Hair Cloth RUiS and MATS of all
and prices. Ali of which sell al the LOWEST MARKET
PRICES for CASH satisfactory paper No deviation made
in prices.
d2l 2pss A. BRoUSSEAU l. CO.
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Gifts !!

From rs Cents to 800. ~
From 25 Cents to 800.
From IS Cents to 800.
WITH EACH AND EVERY BooKi Il
LAT .HE-
cREScEnrz- G<zxS:1' BOOKSzORE,
10 ST. CHARLES STREET.
Elegant ANIMALS, ALBUMS, Christmas and New YEARS.
GIFT BOOKS, BIBLES, DICTIONARIES, HISTORIES,
POETS, RoMANcEs. TRAVELS, etc., etc.
ALL BOOKS AT Low PRICES, and PRIZE GIFT
worth from 70 Cents 500 with EACH BOOK at time of
sale. FT-
Especial attention is invited the great advantages secured
by selecting your .....-
Christmas and New Years Presents
at the CRESCENT GIFT BOOKSTORE.
LINCOLN Il CO.,
d2l 2p7<w 70 st. Charles street.
BOys' Clothing,
PER LATE ARRIvALs-AT REDUCED PRICES l
large assortment of YOUTHS, RoYs' and cHILDREN's
CLOTHING, SHIRTS and FURNISHING GOODS-Latest
Fashions, at VERY Low PRICES.
LEWIS W. LYONS Il CO.,
d2s 2ptf IS Canal street, Camp.
Choice Goods Store.
MILLINERY etc., for Infants and Children; FLOWERS
aud FEATHERS, HEADDREssEs BRACELETS.
A. TROUBLE,
No. II Royal street, Il
DBL 2ptf betw. Bienville and Cont
.TOaU Is the Time
TO SECURE
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS,
SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS, n
Not at those runous sacrifices but at the VERY LOW
EST PRICE at which every article be Warranted.
The stock comprises, in part @
FINE WATCHES,
RICH JEWELRY, in sets and half sets.
BRACELETS, BROOCHES and EARRINGS.
FINGER RINGS, in every variety.
Fancy Goods.
Papier Mache and Rosewood DESKS; Work Boxes Glove
BOXES; Silver, Pearl and Shell CARD-CASEs, PORTE.
MoNNAIEs, etc.
Perfumery.
Lubins other choice EXTRACTS, including the cee-
brated FRANGIPANNf SOAPS, EXTRACTS and 20.
MADE-Together with endless variety Of TOILET and
FANCY ARTICLES, at the very Lowest Prices
HRsmembrr No. % Camp street. under the City Hotel
DBL 2pf FRANKLIN ROBERTS.
|
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Southern Furniture EV'arer0ona

Southern Furniture ET'nreyOOsns
CHARLES A. STEWART,
1t Nos. III and l73 Canal, street, Ne,o Orleans,
Has Just received from the mandatory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIRS and BEDSTEADS, in nd
dition to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprising EVERYTHING his line business Parties
wishing anything in his line will find to their advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A.. STEWART,
d2l 2petkltw III and 173 Caeal street.
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r4s- rs ~ astonishing with what eagerness
fail humanity eliugs TO life and 1t is remarkable the
Aatons remedies prescribed for lis prooneaticn Pulmo
ascinns and Consumption the would rene
iesion yet amongst list there Is bntone remedy
may BY ct all times and ia Of the
thc early cold and slight congh TO- very passage
70 the harrow simplicity relied on. and thar WOOD
MANS CHERRY ExPEcToRANT. Il curss. without iaii
every disease Of Tho Lungs and Digestive al 6<W
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Shapiaag a Essessrs,.
GuIoN's WARRANTED srIyERsrEgr. RAZOR

GUI0N's WARRANTED ILVERsTEEL RAZORs.
Each RaSoi sold with guarantee and esn be exchanged if
not please the purchaser They finely tempered
that they will shave most dcu beads with The greatest
ease.
s5s-Eaeh Razor is stamped I. F. GUIoN, warranted
Sod wholesale and RETAIL at
GUloN's New Store,
20 81. CHARLES street, ceyanda guldiuasa
al 2p6t y few doors fom Canal street.
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2Oys at Cost Prices !

A. r O u S S & Il d CO.,
Viii sell, FROM THIS DAY all their of TOYS
Comp Using INDIA RUBBER, TIN, CHINA AND GER
MAN TOYS in all their varieties. A assortment Of
China JEWEL BOXES, Mantelpece Ornaments, and Eta
ceres Fancy Artices-In fact all articles of TASTE and
LUXURY will be offered small profits, close these
Goods. Call soon for Bargains, at
A. ROUSSET & CO.'S,
No. 50 Canal street,
d22 2plm Next door TO Mullen,s Dry Goods Store.
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i PsssnNrs FOE rnR HOLIDAYS -Ricf and valuable

ia PRESENTS FOR TIE HoLIDAys.-Rich and valuable
be found at Fanhiin Roberts, No. 20 Camp
nnder the City Hotel Those wanting pre,ens for the
holidays not their interest call
carefully examine the extensive and varied opening
BY Mr. Roberts II comprises valuable almost endless
variety OF Watches bracelets guard chains breaspns rings
jwy aso silver plated of every description and at
moderate prices.
This branch Mr. Roberts establishment presided by
Mr. O. g. Jennings late Of New York. than whom prac
tca Capable experienced and gentleman hardly
BE- found SsssS4 ~
Mr. Roberts stock fancy goods will fsyosaby
with other in the city, Silver cases,
fancy work boxes and indeed articles
mental 70 suit tbs asteof ALL may b. obtained pro-
fusion at this weIi.knosn and popular establishment