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p RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
.vn DAILY. sEMrwEExLY, AND WEEKLY,
Fn,TCuIH, DUNNAvANT'. TYLER & WISE
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psper, seven dollars per snuun, and at the
-: collars if taken for Il shorter period than one
!: ..,bc Semi W eekly, five dollars per annun, and
~, for SIN months. payable in advance. For the
X r,rirer 81 ver annun, or six copies for $40. 10
ri! 1Ss,isblv IN advance. When letters containing
- .rn, by mail, they mus, be registered or they
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n,,y ENaUIRER--For TEN lines or less. hrst
- c,n,s and every succeeding insertion twen'
70 a., III Inserted twice week or three times q
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s's., .rt,,e,s are charged S35 tor one square of
;a-a s;a i5r ;wo squsles, and In that proportion
,''..iss,ep,s of = greater length, except Auc-
sra ,so are charged 800, paper incuded)
= IN Shusries and Tributes Of Respect, exceeding
".s A." we charged for as advertisements.
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ar satisfactory references, to insure execu'
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber offers Tor sale valuable and produc.
Il tive Farm. lying both sides OF Jackson river and
the Falling Spring about six miles above Covngton, in
Allegheny county containing about zoo acres nearly all
Of which s sabe and about 400 acres cleared The land
the river brings large crops OF Corn and Tobacco and
that on the Failing Spring 10 unsurpassed for Grass and
small Grain. The Virginia Central railroad s completed
within sixteen miles of the farm and will soon be TO
Coviupton a point in the James river and kanawhR
canal and Covns,on and Ohio railroad The improvements
consist of plain Dwelling and all necessary buildings
Barns Stables, Tobacco Houses, Negro Quarters, &e
&c Flour Grist and Saw Mills II will be sold on
commoda,ing terms will be exchanged for State or
Bank Stock railroad bonds negroes will be taken in
whole or part payment Mr. Kincad living on the premi.
ses will chow them TO visitors. Apply to
N,y JOUN L. PEYTOE Stauntcu Va.
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HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

l. !ae Undersigned, have each boy runaway and
"a asse every reason TO believe that they are TO-
%: Ar' trying to make their way 10 tree Ssate
:'s, Ne believe, been instructed rs 10 the route
Frs!se aided to get of; their route 1t 10 thought
.'Ousa Western North Carolina, probably por'
is'i Tennessee, and WoGte.n Virginia, so as to
ea.o = the nearest point
~ hlnsOn'G boy Dan is a likely young fellow. ~
pa, iee,. or inches high, black color. round
'A-' bump skouldered, has a scar about his cheat
'ao, and some other scars about his person. He
e 'nciGed to stammer when speaking.
sia Rober,sous) boy Aaron, is sbout25 years Old,
.'ss black, some feet, inch high, little round
''.d, loug meek and 10 quick motion and spoken.
I'll pay the above reward (S2OO) for their delivery
! 70 aoy Jail in the United States so that we can
a. oI 100 will b. pad for either. Persons may ad'
hihsau. At Dudley o, and Sarnl Robertson
|. -s' o nota of Lancaster District, 5. z.
C. Z HlNSON,
SAINT. ROBERTSON.
fN.e! e Innr --ctt
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.TER FROM THE UTAH ARMY.

ILA
Sr. LOUIS, June "a correspondent ot the Re
,uh,ic.n learns from man wao left Camp Scott
he S,h of May, that the supply OF oeet in the camp
.nud be- exhausted on the 10th. The other supple
ynud last until the Ist Of June. Nothipg hiss been
ard from Gov. Cumming nor Col. Marcy, nor wat
nvrh,ng expected to bs heard from them until the ls
June. II was thought, by ths Mormops at Salt Lake
az. that Brigham Young was willing to transfer
y" ser to- and to inform his followers 10 recognize
i,v CumminR ss their future Governor, and TO aid
,i,p 10 the disoh srGs Of bis dutiss.
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YOUTHFUL KNIGHT OF MOUNT VERNON

Master Theodore Shute, son Of our townsmau, and
grandson Of Major Shute Of the revolutionary army
collected for the Ladies Association Of MI Vernon
n less than three weeks, eight hundred and fifty
dollar, rSAstiy in sums from one to Eve dollars. TIE
Only time which he had, was an hour or two daily
from his recess from school.
Unlike Macbeth, he did not let
Tomorrow and tomorrow, sod so-norro"
Creep In bis petty pace from day 70 Gay
With the thermometer al o. We oeiy any OF oUt
Nn,,hs,n cities 10 produce more industrious and
successful knigbt.-i.Nsr Orleans P'eayune.
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JABEZ MASSIE.
TEN FARMS OF 300 ACRES EACH,

n HAVE for rent TEN QO) FARMS, Of 800 acres each,
situated on Staunton River, Halifax county, Virginia,
not far above where the Richmond and Danve Railroad
crosses the river which gives the best facilities possible
to the markets Of Richmond. Baltimore and New York.
The land is equal to any in Virginia.
have built most comfortable and convenient brick
Dwellings and all necessary Out Houses including Barns
Granares &c each farm and the fertility of the land
together with the comfort convenience and beauty Of the
brick dwellings and houses would warrant my having
the very best families OF Virginia tor my tenants.
To a number of persons families from the same
neighberhood Stale. wishing TO cultivate Good Land
better opportunity can be offered They must how.
ever come well recommended in character and capacity.
Ny Post-Otfce s Whitesville Halifax Co., Va.
May ls-ctt CHARLES A. CLARK.
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HENRY A. WISE.
i5rrU,r. GEORGE w. MrNFoRp,
A.,
;IsTERS HOTEL, EISCASTLE, VA.
:. ~ :. 80 of ,bc ,nost nlpasantly situate e(

KLsTERN HUTFIs, FTNNNSI hE! VI.
I: Hotel s one of the most pleasantly situated
Csc, In tas Valley of Virginia, and is now ready
RECEPTION OF vsiters who may wish to spend their
>. IN the mountains Persons going TO and from the
!, vii ind this a delightful retreat for screral days
,7,-s;yr has ,i,ted up his SULPHUR Spring, one mile
( :aras,l-, and parties will hnd this delightful
y, walk. or can be furnished with comfortable
,,,.s, 70 and from the Spring The proprietor
4. saving that NO house in Virginia, can furnish
,,-o1, .nodations than this situated rs is, in a
r d. g.enty. and surrounded by scenery OF the most
..ss, character.
s-u,. g. address the undersigned at Fincassle.
"a ,.o,.,,
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IRGINIA LANDS WANTED:

Ff.3lI BROkERIGE ~ NEW EORh.
y cossr.l.ned having located in New York. is now
,,a:.c,.u. GENERAL BROKERAGE for the
y. and ssle of Real Estate, Bouds and Mortgages,
Ns--ar.s, &c, &c, and offers his services TO his
>. trends, ,sho may need an agent in New York
uass purchases, charter vessels or dispose OF Viz
al; " their products He has repeated inquiries
:,-rn. in Virginia, by parties who wish To purchase
re; and unmproved lsnd-; and he has now custom
..y.r,! plAc... il they can be found to suit Ad.
no. II. GALLAHER,
-. D.: ,.,, ~, "A Iiherty street N
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monous persecution of the late Attorney of the Uni.
ted States for this dstrict arising from the motives
which itisnot necessary to explain here. have the
honor to BIZ your lordsbip's very obedeDt servant.
G. j. DE LA FIGANIERE.
To the Right Hon. LORD NAPIER, &c.
1t ia thought here that something more will grow
out of this correspondence the slave trade and the
action of the British cruisers Other letters will
doubedly soon sppear which will tend to clarity the
whole subject.
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EInnnS In MISSOURI.

Ss. LOUIS. June IA despatch from ST. Josephs,
Missouri says that thst sec:icn oi country has been
visited by one of the hesviest storms ever known
The Platte, Grand, and several other rivers have
oven aowed their banks doing immense damage 10 the
crops, and carrying away bridges, sc. The worst
oonseo uences ara feared
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SPICY CORRESpOSDENCE.

The Washington correspondent OF the New York
Herald says that the publication Of the recent
pondence between Lord Napier and Gen. Csss on the
African slave trade, has led 10 another correspon.
dence Of more personal if not II more pungent cha.
racter. In the long letter q" the British Minister he
connects the name o New York frm with the slave
traffic One of the member. of that firm has taken
the matter up and have obtained copies of his let.
,srs to Gen. Csas and Lord Napier. They will be
read with interest. Here are the let,ers:
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'N0TICE TO TOBACCO PLANTERS.

NOTItt TO TObaCSO rLhSt IaS
'rH5ER OF Comm;s sion Merchants in the city OF
sictaJud. who are engaged In the Tobacco Irado
ss:,bisaed sn Auction salesroom, for the sale OF
30 coa.i.ned 10 THEM. WE deem il proper 10 notify
a's.. u virgns and North Carolina, that wR shall
.s ias old custom OF selling at our respective ware
.saee;he Tobacco is nspected;a custom which has
% !:om time immemorial Our charge for selling,
sr, aac renting proceeds win be as heretofore,
xxi
a2DEAR.lON Z CHAM8ERLAiNE
Inspectors at Shockoe Warehouse.
VAUGHAN e. KEENOF,
inspectors at Public Warehouse.
WILSON e. MACON,
ln.pe: :tors at Sesbrooks' Warehouse.
.-,;y Richmond. Virginia.
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REApISG MACHINES

LDwELL'S REAPER, the only simp'c and reliable
Reaper ir use. This machine has been well tesled
are hs.vests past and has proven itself perfectly
!. few small defects which at nrst existed, nave
tor-sc'ed ana i, is now perfect machine, and the
.e 70 De rsied on rs many of the largest Wheat
:, !. Virginia and North Carolina have concluded,
.iop;!ug this reaper altogether, after having fully
ui al others Many other reapers are being sold
3 1re dom, the work. Early orders will receive
y, address j. T. CALDWELL,
5 -, Ill. lrla,t's kipc William CO. Va.
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LOUISA LAND FOR SALE.

"AvlNG determined to remove South, the subscriber
offers for sale privately his Farm in Louisa county,
lying or Gold Mine Creek about four and half miles
from Louisa Court House, the old Ohce Road leading
to Gold Mine Meeting House. 1t contains five hundred
and forty and nine sxteenths The farm
murkaby well watered, and s as all acquainted with it
will testify, equal 10 any OF its size in the county.
Any further description Is unnecessary, those wish
ing purchase examine for themselves II sold
privately before the first day of July will be sod pub
lie auction on the premises, on that day
For and further iufornaton address the subscr
Der, at Louisa Court House, Va.
June s-cy3w JABEZ MASSIE
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TO TIE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.


yUyHE undersigned is now prepared to locate LAND
WARRAsrs In Iowa, on carefully selected land, and
socs the patronage of his former friends and
as also all those who may desire investments OF this kind
The certain value OF Government Land even in the worst
Of times the rapdity with which 10 taken up oy actual
se,ers and others and the fact that it will soon be with
drawn from market entirely, together with the present
low prices of Land Warrants should present sufficient
Inducements for those having the ability to act promptly
a, this time in securing property which will not be effect
ed by any financial crisis. No investment in the United
States Is 80 certain to yield large profit as Iowa Lands
During the wear 1858 some Of the finest lands In Iowa
will be subject to entry In June over 1000 OOo acres
viii be brongh, into market and having made the mos,
extensive and complete arrangements, the undernsneo
will furnish customers with the best selections that can be
made plat will accompany each entry.
Land warrants cash be sent by mail or express
Collections promptly attended to aud early returns
made Taxes paid for non residents Lands III Iowa.
Satisfactory references also list OF lands subject to
en,rv inrn;sbed f desired j. F. BATES.
Msv Iq-cwlOtt DuBVQUE, Iowa
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d, ,:.,.isnsa, AeEsT iS VlsoiSlA. tor the above
- an establishment, can supply the trade with
SIN; :.,TffS; PRESSES, TYPES. CASES, &C.
iA.,., r5ersl terms Having printed the rich.
~ ,s,,vrR' . ,or upwards OF ten years with typo
'Ss>~'.'.,s~,s!. purchased from Messrs. HAGAR &
- .-r,i.i.ccd.o recommend materials from their es-
.-sr, N preference TO others.
.s! = s,,.. will be furnished to the trade, and
.a. a. nav be selected will be forwarded with
y. WM. b. ALLEGRE.
- ,lEnn,,irnr" DfHca Richmond Va
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State, which permission ia generally signifed by
treaty; and if Hayten cruisers were to siop search
and detan merchant vessels sailing under lhe flag OF
and belonging to. another country. rren thonsh such
which such vessels belonged would have Just grounds
for demandjng satisfaction and reparaliou from
Hayi unless such State had previously given TO
Hayt by treaty, the right of search and detention"
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MORNING,
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

>~~~~~S"N~~0~~~~~@~-~~~
BY RlTCHlE, DUNNAVANT, TYLER e. WISE
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V1IRGlNIA.-In New Kent County Court, May

UIRGlNIA.-In New Kent County Court May
v 18th, 1858: r., ,,,
On motion Of Edward N. Bradley, one Of the dstribu
tees of Mitchell W. Bradley, DECEASED and 1t appearing
TO tho satisfaction Of the Court that more than two years
have elapsed since the qualification Of James Stampcr
the representative of said Mitchell W. Bradley dsed
it ordered that the creditors OF SAID Mehe w. brad
lev decd do produce their claims against the said estate
before John D. Christian one OF the Commissoners of the
Court on or before the lh day OF July 1855 and sho"
cause if any they can against the payment and devery
of the said estate to the distributes OF said Mitchell
Bradley decd; and i, further ordered tha. copy Of
this order be published week Tor tour successive
weeI in the Richmond Enquirer and that another copy
be po.ted at the front door of tho Court House OF inns
county on the first day of two successive terms oil the
oys' Mss 'sSWrw4w JNO D. CHRISTIAN Clerk.
CLAIBORNE BARYsDALR, Z. ~ bARkspME'
lar, of Charlotte Of Richmond
C. BARKspALE, late Of FarmrAe
BARKSDALR e. BROTHERS,,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. RICHMOND VA.
OyrIc3 NEAR SHocXoR WAREHousE
n IRERAL ADVANCES made on Consignments in
i A Md Jan 5--cts
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:, rnIToRs AND PRINTERS.

s,.-,b,r, Deg leave to caII attentlOh 70 tneIr
,r|Ss Of PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS,
" PRESSES. &C. &C. large supply OF
1t"' 49," constantly on hand at their Type and
-! .Sry, No. 3s, Gold Street, New York,
y. Mi s:sor,mcn, of all articles required In
.. V~,SFS r,sFS CHASES, GALLEYS, &c,
- o.. warrant equal in every respect to any
81 a.", ~ this country, and which we will sell on
.'. WY. ak msn,hs' credit for approved ne
i.' 80 zen per cent. discount for cash. Old
Y ay ..xrh,nse Tor new at the customary price
pound ii delivered within 6o days from
= ,I.,.,s.s, Otherwise six cents per pound.
u wM HAGAR, JR., s. CO.
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T9E GOyERNOR OF VIRGINIA..

PhOILaMtitSN.
having been received by the Execu.
", " ,1,t JOSEPH TURNER, who was convicted OF
~ =, he Circuit Court of the county of Campbell,
- =: .cp;suced therefor, 10 1--WE years imprisonment
gs.!leurisry, has escaped IRON the jail OF SAID
, " ire .6:h May, and is nov going At large;
Z. tao o.se- reward of One Hundred Dollars to
..,,s who shall arrest the said Joseph Turner, and
. n. mo II. jail OF said county of Campbell; and
s,-oy.r require all officers of this Commonwealth,
N; military. and request the people generally to
~, s4, rx,.,ons 10 procure the arrest OF the said
Tarpe- lha, he may be brought TO justice.
!, der nv hand ss Governor, and under the
.,.. seal Of the Commonw salth, at Richmond,
"a. .srh day o. May. ls5e. ,
HENRY A. WISE.
.forrU,r GEORGE w. MrNFoRp,
Sec'y OF the Com'th.
IN !Iruer is about hve feet eleven inches high.
. a.ly ouil, little stoop shoudered, face slightly
..ry'iyw forehead and very bad countenance.
.:s but no, black; eyes hazel color, aud man OF
,5 character JEne low
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
LAND FOR SAIE.

LAND FOR SALE.
n OFFER for sae aboat 500 acres oi Land with a good
two story Dwelling House, and all necessary Out
Houses, good Gsrien, &c: The houses all new and
in good order. The land lies Rutterwood creek in
Dnwiddie county about five miles from Wilson's Depot
on the southSide Railroad and about twenyeght miles
from Petersburg This land is we'll watered a6ou, Que,
fourth il frst.rats low grounds, well dtched
will take pleasure in showing the land to persons wish
ing to view it. and In answering any communications
regard to it. r. g. CHEATnAM.
May 5-c3m' Crimca, Dinwiddie Co., Va.
ALBENIARLE LAND FOR SALE.
kNOR SALE, my farm Of three hundred and eleve
II acres in Albemarle county. adjoining the lands
j. o. Massey, Sneed and others, six miles from
(hsrostesville, two and half from Shadwel Depot,
an two from the Rivanna improvement. One hundred
and twenty acres are cleared well enclosed and In high
state OF Improvement Onetd OF this 10 good bottom
land. dwelling and all necessary out buildings are on
the place. and well of first water in the yard
TERMS lberali or, if desired. exchange for Rich
mond property will be made.
Address at Richmond, call at my office, corner
Franklin and Governor streets.
Oct l6-ctlJa&dd 8. A. HART, NJ.
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FRIDAY MoRNING, JUNE ~, 1883.
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ThACE1Eh
a YOUNG gentleman. who is thoroughly quslhea 70
"A give instruction In Latin and Creek and VINO IVA wa
educated at the University OF virginia. can hear
Feb2-ctf d. g. FARRoR, At Palmyra, va.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ASHLAND, HANOVER COUNTY, VAr
VX7ILL practice regularly In the Courts OF the coun
" ties of Hanover, Caroline, and King William Gao
will attend to any business in any of the Cours held IN no
city Of Richmond. Dec @t-dSlec.l --
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-21

NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT company !
November 30 1883
H5F-Fhc annual election for six DfTcc fOrs Of
this Company tor the ensuing year will be held the
Office l2i Common street on MONDsY, Sd OF January
next, between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and o'clock P. N.
n o. j. TIsDALE,
dI I'm Treasurer
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This stands unvalad market for its many sure
quaes all other Cooking Stoves giving entire sails
tes5d since lasi ran thFouGhoat tic Vest
Every Stove sold by US warranted TO give entire satisfaction
The at adice generally existing against Coal Cooking
stove Is Of the Aaiy cleansing they reqnirethe tue
pipe being constantly choIed with eien the smoke
eTs6y oss@5o@"S spS s RI oS ToR
The Smoken This turned into Fuel thus keeping the
draft and Consequently welGeatcd oven Ii has The egest
Of similar sized Stove and an unusually large 60
The many sugero qualities Of his Stove all others
the capacities Of the nUss excellent draf distribution
the heat around the and hot water pipe eqnaed by
range. 49,
TIE INYENTI0N deserves especial attention
is impossible Fiye N adequate description Of these
our Stove Wareroom, No 6i Poydr3s street New Orleans
d2olm Sole Arouts the STATE Of Ioaf.iann.
a II PRIVATE SALE.-THE FURNITURE AND
II good will OF boarding House in central part Of the
approved Pepe On account of the owner leaving the city
-, FIVE DOLLARS REWARD, FOR
n9dng s Pi G Of G9d s9ecseies Pgo9le sassssi
VEG da5 W. # give" OS ''ss'uS 's' ''s s o"s'
CPIRITs TUBPENTINE-250 barrels, in good
syyfFS oFs'i'oy F. RrHs S Psy3., co 2;s..t
Rosln-2oOO barrels, Nos land 2
For sale by Z. BLESSEY 4 co,
Tar-s0O barrels Wilmington aud Alabama.
p Poydr,s street.
Linseed OII-5O barrels Boiled and Raw.
For sale by f. BLESSEY CO,
oIossss Riorrols-2ooo oyRrei;f 2tsy pgas
sIB GARDEN SEEDS, ASPARAGUS ROOTS,
Getc. ctc-rhe Subscribers nave u received per ships
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New Orleans Nov. %, 1858. \
sgg- Pursuant to a Resolution of the Board
of Directors
Notice hereby given that the Books Of Subscription he
Capital Stock Of this Company will be opened at their Cice As
Carondeer street UESDAY the 23d November 1853
the hours Of Nj to NJ unter the superiutendence Of
the following raned Commissioners;
Nests An bIo.e aniear, Whelmus Bogut, George UrQu
hart George NJ PinCkGrd j. r. Harrison aud John Good
rich
Under the provisions OF tile charter the shares
dred dollars each and the payments he this stock
subscribed are as follows Ten ver cent the time Of sub
s"rbnR cent in sixty day there 4fter and
in ninety days thereafter But Rlment the shall
be called for after payment Of thirty thereon until
leaa third Of the Railroad Aa be completed
even then unless called for in conformity with resolutions
ylosy posed by the stockholders duly convened
Tor that purpose. L, HEfLIGER,
ny II Secretary.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
BY PALFREY & Co,

GOVERNMENT SALE
By PALFREY & CO.,
c. c. DuPuY, Auetioneer,
Office No, q Camp street
TUESDAY, December IS, 1858, at 10 O'Clock
will he sol
Quare Stores and Clothing Camp and Garrison
EqupaEe ing of Grain Sacks Stationery Chairs Iron
Sales WAGONS Wagon Timber lInpss Saddles Brides We.
ternay Tools Oars cksmiths Tools, Carpenters Tools
Tools, Coopels Tools Axes, AK Sings Pickaxes Httchets
Scytes Shovel, Spades Iron Steel Gnrrycomes Brushes
Tin Cans Cotton Duck Tarpaus Horse Shoes Mule do etc
Also
Great Goats Blankets Bed sacks Flags Buges and Drum
Heads, Wall tents and Flies Common Tents Tent Poles Tent
RS-TERMs-Cash. By order of
A. C. MYERS
dis Brevet Lieut. Col 4 O NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-21

Ga COnsignees OF the fOlIOVvfIg uOOdg Ia
order Der ship Marcia from Boston, will ples make them.
selves known the dischagiug clerk the lcvee ii III IN.
dernea'h no bales Runny Ggs; in circle G. cnses: N
IN diamond J. NJ g. % bales mrstcs; " IS underneath
~ bnles gunHy cloth otherwise they will stored nj their T
and expense. S. JONES Il CO.
DIS 81 GrRvIer street
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcoNP DlsTRIcT coURTt sUCoEsSIoN Of JAMES R. Pc.
Of New Orleans. TERS-No E9IS,
WHEREAS John w. Peters has petit
w tane the Court for Letters of Administration
estate OF the late j. r. Peters, deceased inestate-
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may show
cause within ten days why the of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order Of the Court,
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ADJUSTMENTS,

pLACIDE's VARIETIES GRAvtER STREET
Stage Manager. Mr.. JOHN sRPTON
Treasurer. Mr.. WARREN
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