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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22

Ths PRESIDENT Of The Senate spoke &c foiiows
IT, aES. soorr As the presiding omeer o. .ns
the hall Of the senate OF Virginia. The people OF
your native state, through thoir representatives
10 the Senate, greet you and bid ven welcome In
doing 90, we homer our whole country, as well as
Yourself win not indicate in your presence the
deeds and services which have rendered your name
immortal. The history Of your country. will be
your most eloquent eulogy. IL IL indeed q source
of patriotic pride that we have Ia our country such
distinguished soldier and eminent patriot 70 par
tieipate with Us In the Inauguration OF the Eques-
trian Statue Of the Father OF his Country. Asthe
sfgap Of the Senafa, I therefore most cordially
welcome you In our midst.
Gen. SooTr seemed to labor under some emotion,
and after moments silence replied rs follows:
Mr.. PRESIDENT and SENATORS j cannot give ex'
preston TO the deep emotions Of pleasure expe'
rience at this reception in my native state. Little
did expect TO meet with such honors here, and
| from you. ind myself In the midst OF my conn'
| trymen--my dear eountrymeu-nstises OF the
State which Wa the cradle Of my fret hopes, my
| nrst ambition. In my long career-niore remark
able, perhaps, for its length than its briiancy-l
have felt the responsibility Inherited by my
birth have always said, what will Virginia SAY
Of me; aad when, 10 the course of nay public life
| have always remembered at its most important
| points that bore portion Of her honor on my
| shoulders have said that il proved recreant,
| would be doubly damned In her estimation and
| tina, of the country. IL was In the school Of Vir
| ginia thar imbibed those principles which have
guided me through life, and it is by the exampls
| of her Washington and the other great Nirginans
| that am inspired with the desire to be remem
bsred by my State. That desire has been accom-
piished far beyond my most saDguine expectations
| Houors upon honors she has has heaped upon me
aud could not, IT would ever forget her fayors
At the end of The OF lsl2-l5, she presented me
| with the sword now possess. She has given my
naIae 30 of her counties, and after the lapse
q third Of a century, when my little services might
be supposed to have been forgotten, she honoret
me with a vote of thanks and gold medal. l al
lude to these things in spirit of gratitude, ant
not of variety. The time has passed away for that
| have arrived at that age when the passions are
meiIowed, and che imagination ceases 10 be fiery
and irregnlar-an age quiet aud enjoyment, anc
the scenes of this day will fill me with gratefu
memories, and will bear its rocollections with
me to that fua resting place to which, in th'
course Of nature, am rapidly tending. With {
Virginia heart tender 10 all Virgtnians my gra
titude and my affection.
After the applause following the speech had sub
sided, the President of the Senate introduced Gen
so0rf TO the members Of the body. nany of The
ladies present also sought aud obtained an intro
ductton.
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g=ss~ r,xs.ssSszs@1 RICHMOND Oct. lat, 1857.
ID SPECIAL NOTICE.--On
ma after this cate, packages intended for Ex-
PRESS, on the MAIL TRAINS Of the Virginia Cen.
tn Railroad will be- received at Office, 1874 Main
street. instead of Railroad Deret, heretofore, be-
Ing in conformity with an arrangement made with
the above Company. -
j. L. MAODoNOUGH, Agent
~ Adams, EHnres5 {0Tnnany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22

az NOT &c e. The steamer
Sssa.ss--;ssCURTIs PECK. will, on and after
III hcDAY next. the 18th. commence running be-
tween this place, Portsmouth and Norfolk. Leaving
the wharf at Rockttts, every Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday morEings.at on o'clock, precisely, and
return each t2fernate days, Except sundays.y ma
king in connection with the Glen Cove. daily line
as heretofore between these places.
Passage to Portsmouth or Norfolk 81, meals 80
each. IL. o. HASKIN5,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22

CAMPH0R ICE with GLYCERINE, an
~ elegant preparafiou for chappea skin; for sale
at MEADE i BAkE FRS New Drug store,
fel9--et ise N w cor Main aud 10th sts,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22

From H. IMP. H0h9eSS the Pfijyce Jerome Napoleon
Mr. SchlOsser's ma estrait des cors arce beaucouT
Padresse ct saus La noiadre douluer.
JEROME NAPOLEON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22
NTOOD.-Pine and Oak WOOD for sale

DEDUCTION IN FUEL.-We have Oh
~ hand full supply of excellent HARD COKE
which will be delivered for the balance OF the
at s45O per load. At this price 1t u.s. beyond compa
rson the cheapest fuel to be had, for close Stoves
Cooking Ranges and Heating Furnaces.
NH- Yards corner 10th street and Basin, and 9th
and Byrd streets. JNO. J. WERTH, Agent
de 29-ts
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WHAT Is A CORNi!t


CIlTns tubeTcular excresCence, similar to q
wart, which develop themselves on the toes be-
tween the (soft cornS) the s0e5 of the feet,
and the joint of the big toe, (Bunioas,)
THEY ARE PRODUCED By MANY OAUSE5.
lst. The compression caused by narrow. and par
ticularly By short shoe. I'd. Sometimes the cause
g the opposite, shoe large, in which the fSot
.lipa Sd Stockings i'll fitting aud forming plas
inequalities. also cause of corns especially in
walk ing upon sharp, uneven or broken pavements;
the continual rubbing of the shoe boot and stock
ing upon the toes. the seies of the feet at the
Joints determines point of irritation; therefroID
result large and painful CoRNs, BUsI0NS and SoFT
CORNS. Many who are thus afflicted, have recourse
to razor or scissors. and off the supsrfces OF
the corn and obtain relief for a few days
BUT WHAT Is THE RESULT
By reason of cutting the exCrescence has the oppor
tunity of expending, bordering aud roofing itself
and on the same place By cutting you make grow q
number Of c0rns after which, 1t is in vain that it is
cut or plastered Sometimes corns stay a long time
without giving pain, but that must not lead to the
idea that they becoming inert, and that they will
remain So for sooner or later, TO the great distress
Of the person who has to bear it, they will exhibit
their real character. Pain swelling, fever. misery
of no ordinary description will arise, and will be diff
icut to subdue, without greater attention than Can
under ordinary circumstances be paid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22

NEW GOODS.-We are now opening q
:. :, large assortment Of rich China Dinner Sets
Toilet Sets, rich Vases, Pitchers &c. &c.
sTEBBINS 4 PULLEN, I
fe ~ I0l Rrnad ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, 90.

As- LADIES' HEELED CATERS.
affs large assortment in store and for saIs
yery low, at WM WALsHs
No g, Sign Of the Big Boot
fe Il Opposite the St Charles Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22

CAS CHANDELIERs.-Just opening
- beautiful styles. Also. Brackets and Sh atles
sTEBBIhS Il pULLEN.
re ~ lOi Rread 1T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22

NATURAL LEAF.-We have in store
l the Pride of Louisa, Apricot and Sultana brand
of Chewing Tobacco, put up expressly for our sale
from the choicest leaf and without artificial sweet
ening or favor; for sale by
fe 10 = JOHNSTON BRO Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22

RALED 0ATS.-A few bales of very
- nice sheaf OATS just received from the farms
of DR.. h. N God and Jos. Allen, Esq. For eale by
JAS c MCCARTHY l. co.
Successors 10 Iho's Williams decd
Corner 9th and Byrd streets, on Canal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22

pURE GROUND BONES.--I2 tons. q
1 superior article. for sale by
WOMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE.
sW Noil Pearls st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22

CHINESE GONGS.-We have just
~ opened fine assortment of Chinese Gongs of SUI
perIor tona suitable for Hotels and Boarding houses
Also all sizes of Dinner and Tea Bells be had a,
10, Main street. THOS A BULkLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22

MATTRASSES.-200 Mattresses on
AVA hand and for sale. at tine very lowest market
prices, by ALEX MOTT,
felS AuctoUeer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22

~ FOR SALE OR RENT-The house
@:I at present occupied by VIM Christian, On 25th
street opposite Leigh Street Baptist Church. Church
Hill 1t contains five rooms, with well OF water In
the yard. Terms liberal. Apply to
ia It's 4ODDtN APPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22
IN CONFORMITY WITH THE PROVI

large circulation in.I aifax ,Prtsy yania. Frank
lin. Henry and Patrick counties, Va. aud IN Cas-
WELL Roc king ham, Stokes and Starry Counties. North
Carolina Is 40 excellent advertising medium for the
merchants afRienms nd and Petersburg.
f. l9-4t%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22

60 FOR RENT-The Dwelling above
Ml our store. containing five Rooms, suitable for
smily or lodging Rooms There is an entrance
from the st. Charles Hotel to these rooms Apply
Ia DUKE Il HUTCHINSON,
in 6-ts No ~ Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22

NUT CRACKS AND PICKS. Silver
:, Plated and Steel Nut Cracks, to be had at I37
Main street. THtpS A REIKTEv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22

ST. Charles HOTEL
". B.-,Tbose who are in want Of Mr. H. P Brown
ing's COLLARS, can be furnished by leaving thei
orders. A full supply always on hand
Richmond. December 18th 1857 de 2s--ts
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YoR RENT AND eALH.

IN FOR RENT--A very desirable res
HH idance on Grace street, between Foushee ai,a
Adams, lately occupied by Philip z. Winston. II
contains ten rooms. gas and fixtures eompiets lerge
ter in the yard. Possession given immediately,
Anrly 10 SD DENo0N,
No Us vain street.
Or DANIEL DEN00N.
x,e,.- Treasury tiffice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22
SERVANTS FOR SALE AMP HIRE

E0R HIRE.-A No. | Dining Room
l. Servant Man--has been raised in the house and
Is highly recommended Apply TO
ia ITS GEO SUMNER, 20 Pearl ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-22

TABLE MATS Shaker, French,
Willow. Sea Grass and Hemp Table Mats for
sale at Tfe col BUIKLES'S
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Children hres years old and under ree those
atd 10 twelve years old hafpnce all twelve yeaga old
full fare.
family tickets packages Of twenty-five can be had at the
Office The Master Of Transportation. Merchants whose aIa
ss reside on the line Of the road can procure tickets in pack
The Accommodation Train will Magnolia usual
SATURDAY EVENING the 18th inst but will be discontin
ued after that date
Freight Trains daiy between New Orleans and Can
Lon The Company are now prepared to forward Goods and
Packages Of al kinds every place with which they have
neCon, receiving delivering the domic Of its pa
irons. WIN. N. WADLEY,
ulE General
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RAILROAD TRAVELINa
NEW nnLrAnu go.

- T-gsglIrs.l1g-7 " u " VFtIIENME ,,T6 fyFE-
LA AA N son AND GREAT E3gTtiEPsT
~ - " @9AE9 RA ILROAD COMPANY -
On and after SATURDAY, the 10th November. 1872 Pas
4engeT Trains will leave New Orleans twice daily At 70
VI. and r. NJ, arriving at Canton 81 6l5 r, ~ and A.
Returning will leave Canton At 7SJ A. ~, and % p N
arriving New Orleans 81 g. ID r. ". and 6I5 A. ".
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WINES AND LTa.UORs.
CHAmPAGSE AGENCY

CHAMPAGNE AGENCY
MoETG CHANDoNts
Fenr DC ssry dfi de Perdrix verzensy Viz Imperial
me subscriber 10 authorized receive liberal
lor erect importation Of the above very Chb
pagne and solcl5 the attention Of dealers general
Always on hand sampeB be seen at the Office Of
al7ly Corner of C,raver and New Isve, streets,
M ARETT BRANDE-THE UNDERSIGNED, duly
aPpGnted Agent for the old established house Of Ar
BVUIh, AAREfT CO. for the sale Of their very Superior
Benles also sole Importer Of the Justly celebrated POnrney
Brandy now prepared receive either low
est market prices Gognac shipped any port
ne Ln,oh supply constantly hand sampes oesser
atthe store Of
g. WOLFF,
ul1 ~ Corner Of Gravier street and New Levse
GAZkRAC HRANUIEs we HAVE 4 aoop
- supply on hand aud receiving by direct inpoFtHons
from france additions TO stock Of Ibis celebrated aad highly
favored brand We have 1896 In eighth PIPES IT9 in eight
a1d tlEre pipes ls02 do do 1905 half quarter sight
pipes We invite the attention Of the trade and
generally AZ this article spue and unauthorized. Tor sale
OIL New YORK terms and prices. by
WA. Il. LBVEEIGH co, u Old tsyee IT,
Oily ~ ypsf4 ;. &
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REMOVALS.

II EWOVAL-JoHN F. HYDE co. HAVE RE-
II moved to No 90 GRAFIER STREET between Canu and
ST. tihafle- streets. 20
r ONAL-SOSTHENE THOMAS 4 co. HAVE RE.
IL moved 10 No ~ CustomhoGse street. MID
r EMOVAL- c. H. sLaCOMB 4 co have removed
r. from thafes street to their New Store 81 Canal street
and 81, 81, g. Cd and IS Common street se24 #
r EMONAL-R.&J j. WATSON, WHOLESALE DEAL
- ere IN Fsbnrg Coal have removed their office from New
Leyef, oo Of Julia street No Is Commercial Place iagg
II EMoVAL-S. WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM %
~ lamp street 10 the corner of Gravier and New Leyee
$3.50 o29
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ID A. EAHNESVOCh'S VERNE FGCRE HAS
d. long been regarded witt favor confidence Dy arg
body Of the regular medical profession eye in the
Union preparation unsurpassed By any and daily pre-
crbed by the most eminent phycans throughout the United
States During the long period Of its continued popularity spu
rious teTfe limitations from time 10 time made
appearance Neyer has been on the part
Of the buyer exercise udc0us in purchasing the
genuine article than at this time These limitations 50
close in their external resemblance to B. A. Fahnestock
rafuge be well calculated put upon the usspectfpg
purchaser article which be neither wished intended to
buy Il enough TO bug Of accredited
purchaser must vigilance avoid being imposed upon
exam oyery bottle to himself that buvng
the genuine b A. FahnestOrk's Vermifuge NJ MI
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DIRECT BAYLOR & CO.

Notice hereby given that all claims which may appear
eEinatOnto be due from the books Of Baylor
Co. and all claims which may be established by due process Of
law will be promptly paid, with interest, in full.
This occasion is sEeu inform friends OF DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Of Baylor Co. throughout
Districts that during the coming
advances viii be made usual in New Orleans
direct shipment Europe in all guRran
tees for the balances cue each shipment
Orders for Cotton BAgging will be ied direct importation
from Calcutta into the Of New Orleans
So soon as the Cotton already sold be Identified duplicate
sales will in every be made LONDON
by Public Accountant and
delay PLANTERS who have shipped o forward the
marks ard weights their Gotten and such other information
will facilitate the
All letters private we'll business relating to the
fairs Of Baylor Co. direct will be addressed 10
&C. g. BAYLOR, A LOMBARD STREET, LONDON"
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ATENT HoT-PRESSED yUTS. ROT,TS.

G. l.. KOUNS ( BROS. No. , Front street AGENTS for
Knapp Carter Wilson Co.. Pttsburgh for the sale their
celebrated hopresed Nuts and Bolts ali and descrip
tons for makers pillow makers Tnachnists also
Wheel SHRUBS Flanee Bol Ie Bolts Nails ETC., in lois
samples at the Office. Orders from machiu5s and country
rEalp s. rrTIly
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Gas FIXTURES.

]. B. NOME, l56 Charities street.
Dealer In Chandeliers Brackets Hu Lamps Of French Eng
sh and American Manufacture the greatest variety aud at
low prices.
Also. .rgt variety of Globes, etc.
NJ. T. NOME Is authorized by the C as Company o
pat yu Gas Fixtures ae2 fig
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DENTISTRY.
AZ 5. CHANDLER,

"a 5. CHANDLER,
DENTIST,
R4-0FFICE and RESIDENCE,
I76 CarondeIet street,
az ly4W Of Lafayette
sB'gEN4g@g4s. CHARLES K. h Ellis, D.D,B.
fsaS% NO. l5 Canal street. Setweep EAr0sdee;
IYYTSsFes Bsronne strgsts New Dreeus. ARTIFICIAL
4144lI FEET II Inserted IN tai or partial seE 7h'r
foi 5ean Utility and Comoro the Yeare ani6tDe e1reed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14
COPARTNERsHrp.

N RESOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
- coparGerp heretofore existing under the style and firm
the IS, December nst, HALLER 4 BROTHER viii alone
~ ~ V John HALLER,
u b. L lGfilS'
nALLER BgqT ,.gi vi continue the COPPER TIN
Tchoupitoulas street. d. I'm
COPATtFNERSHIP NOTICE THE UNDER
a6ds Be &c nvo BUJd E ot & n 4
trauhacting Note, Stock and Brokerage business.
G. 4. HENsLER
New Orleans, December l. 1858. d
MIR. HUGH LUCAS BECOMES PARTNER IN
changed COOPER & NEIBERT
New Orleans. December l, 1873. d II
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE HAVING AssO-
gIets5 with me IN the auction Business Mr. R. H MONT
name aud style Of JULIAN NEVILLE 4 90;
New Orleans. Nov a. 1888 o-'iN ~ 30 aj'i in
COMPREHENSIVE HEUNDERs1GNED HAVE
- THIS DAY formed e9pattneshp under the and style
BaEgt9g Rope aud General Commission business No 40
New Orleans, November l. 1s5s,- 49, pl9
DISSOLUTION GOPARTNERsniP HERETO.
KgEP Pre R ST9g y IN gS n4tsT the sms and lyle Of
Either viii he name Of the firm in iquidang its
ne basi,ess VII he continued by JAMES j. card and
lGNAlIUS CAULFIELD for their account under the
nrm name and style d BARD, CAULFIELD GO.
+. g KEEP.
JAS j. BARD,
IGEATIUS CAULFIELD.
New Orleans, November l5 1858. nl6 I'm
T II. CLARK's PHOTOGRAPH AND DAGUERRE
- OTYPE GALLERY,
No. 81 Canal street, New Orleans,
Over Tnrnelrs Shoe Store.
R5-Phoographs copied from old Daguerreotype and en-
argsd TO any ze and coIored in Oil Water Color and Pae
O. u f.. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO P. ROYJ
Wholesale and RetnlI Grocers,
AND DEALERS IN WINES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
. IIOTr0RS
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RIO PLANTERS AND BUILDERS


L'HUIE-EI{JII-EISJ IT-ERUlT-FISUIT
ANTHONY ASTREDO
Begs to inform the pbic that be has closed his Restaurant
and Oyster Saloon season. and now keep on
hand the largest sEd choicest collection Of FRUIT
in the city Arrangements aud contracts have made
the largest and bHest orchard in the South.
just received collection Of Peaches Pears Apples Melons
etc. which can't be equalled in the city.
ANTHONY AsTRED0
Jed y No X Royal street
MIR. GEORGE BUCKINGHAM HOLDS OUR
" tn power OF attorney, act passed before James
Graham, Notary.
y22 tt COLEMAN BRITTNN 4 wITHERs
FLORIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER-The
nndeTs Ened have hand and constantly receiving
Florida Yellow Pine Lumber, which they invite tie attention
Of the trade.
100000 feet dressed, tongued and grooyed Yellow Pine
Flooring
100000 feet and inch thick dressed ongued grooved
Yellow Pine Ceiling
10000 feet IL square Joint Yellow Pine Flooring
tcleAr)
100000 feet dressed yellow Pie weatherboards
lQCUv feet Yellow Pine assorted ScRntinF, Joss Weather
boards, inch Boards Ike Strips, etc.
200, 900 Laths. For sale by
SAM'L MCCONNELL t CO.,
Successors to Merritt 4 Mcconnell,
corner Calliope and Howard Its New Basin.
E8 Any communication dropped in Box ST. Mechanics As
ISOLATION, attended i'm
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SLAVE DEPOTs.

Rfs $50 NEGROES FOR sALE,-Jt.sT Az
EE rived from Virginia, the Garolinas and Georgia $50 Ne
HROES consisting Of field hands. cooks washers and
A raneT9 and general house servants also
several small orphan Gi Purchasers are respectfully re-
QHesei 10 call and examine before selecting elsewhere tb
viii be sold at the lowest possible price cash or city accent
Ahce. THOMAS FOSTER 4F
40 6tdE4tW Y5- CSn y3 - .trsat
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N0ItCC OF blSS0luiIOns
Notice hereby given that the termination Of the copar
uership existing according written articles Of ngree.
ment, heween the members Of the finn Of Baylor Co IL
liquidation GIG. BAYLOR.
Manchester March 1873 as tffW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-14

New Orleans, November Il, 1855 mis- ly
a BAkONNE STREET STEAM BOILER
~ MANDATORY, between Poydras and Heya, only
re-. mnasi wsif from from The St Ghs1s Ho+e
shops, and having all the facilities now prepared to
I'll orders for apy description Of BOILERS in les TING and
Always on Ea3d, PoUBLE FLUED BOILERS, from 2oto
Also. CYLINDER BOILERS 81 81 "a and 86 inches diane
Fire Fronts Crate Bars Stand Pipes Valves etc. constantly
All work will be guaranteed Of best material and workman
Parties wishing purchase Boilers plantations steam
boats awms, respectfully invited call and judge for
themselves. L128 ly&w D ii. FoWIEa.
,3ggEsss5sa SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND ran
Es iltessnppIed with Bee. Pork, Mutton and Yea
M8 sausages, Triple and everything il the butcher.
ing line Barrels aud halfbarrels Of Choice CorDed Beef
order for Cabin Family Use Stalls Eos g -
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MERKEL L PARKER.
n 5stesnooats and shipssuppsd with all kinds Of Live
stock such fresh milch Cows, Hog shoats Pigs Sheep
Joafs. 2eese. Ducks Chickens, se2gly
Notice TO CAKPENTERs AND BUILDERS
Patent Sawed Misunderstanding both rough and dressed
81 for rough and 52z dressed lots suit
80 IT,. .N.1 STAR sPLAxING MILLS. New Basin.
STURAGE......sT ORAGE G.. STORAGE.
T9 9 gD9s5.tsnsa r hsytng o5en 9 and samoa
pared to receive Sugar Flour Lard Buer Begging and Rope
n23 # 2SRnd IS Front street.
TOBACCO-s. TURNER. No. Sc CAMP STREET CUP
stairs Dealer in all kinds or TOBACCO, both in hogshea
and bales suitable for the Mexican Market Plantation
Cigar purposes. as 1y
HENRY NJ. FAIRCHILD IS CO., COMMIS-
Il SION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS WHOLE
SALE GROGERS, and Dealers in Northern and Western Pro-
duce, Naval stores etc, etc,
No. 68 SOUTH COMMERCE STREET,
MOBILE, ALA.
4Cash advances made c0ngnments ourfrends
in New Orleans. OILS Sm
NJ X. HYER, SURVEYOR AMI CIVIL ENGINEER
IL 0hce-No 10 Bank Place. New Orleans.
VIII attend 10 the grading Of lots measuring establishments
Try.
Box 228.
Refer to Col A. P Field Louis H Pile, Esq City Sur
yeyor H. Train ESQ., No IL ST. Peter street Jacob Mus
sena ESQ, No. 10 Bank Place. auI2 If
TT BONNAREL, SOLE PROPRIETOR OF THE
IL New Orleans Southern Chemical Works.
turer Of BI-SULPHITE OE LIME Office, No. 6 Front
wee street, between Bienyille and Gusomhouse 81 IT,
n SECOND HAND FURNITURE = THE
VI highest cash price paid for Second Hand Furniture
pets Pianos, ETC. Also constantly hand Second Hand
Furniture as good as new, and for sale very low for cash
Regsons declining housekeeping ard wishing sell in block
VIII hnu 1t 10 their advantage call on the Undersigned.
SAMUEL FA1BERE
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R o TTERDAM

az FOR ROTTERDAGI-THEA Al BREMEN
k&5g bark IndnstrIe, Capt Hlcken; having most q
ss@@Saher engaged AID going boaTd will
with quick dispatch For remainder Of freight amply
no BAXTt r. LOWELL Il co.
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DOMESTIC PORTS


SER For NEW YORK-THE NEW Al FAST
SE9#S sailing clipper bark Ocean Home. Hicky master
aass9is now leading anG havi g most her cargo
j. BASS, 1I9 Common street
For freight passage apply Captain on board opBo
site the beef Market Second District. al
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GENOA.

kSSR FOR GENOA-THE Al AMERICAN SIP
kSA Ocean ROEnp, Capt. Mauser will with dis
5s&sS1pach. For balance Of freight, apply to
n9 iRA&TEE- LnEEEIL 4 ca