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sn DrstrIrArgD PERsoHs-Those

who have suffered from iscessant fevers loss of ap
petite or improper digestiou-inay easily be cured
By the use OF RAkfss BITTRRs We have known
persons entire restored health by theee iters
after visiting ali i watering places without receiS
ing any benefit II any oi our readers are snf rlog
frum Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver. lr
iigt ston que ana Fever, sour SfoDach CT Loss CT
Appetite they will nrd certain reiiet by using these
E!tiers IA dire cted. Delicate hnaes may lest as
slred that these oitters sre aouirsbly adapted TO
their diseases, and never fail in quckening nature
ana restoring ths bloom of health tU their cheeks
Tee.hinR iuExnts may also b. improved by their
use-whiist ell Glasses and sfxes will be benetted
by their strengthening properties As family
medicine, tuese BiGters stsnd uLriTailed and must
eventually supersede all others We invite @ trial
at once. ,
For sale by Purcell. Lsdd & Co. and by ail the
prorujpent Druggists in Eirg MIA. ocl IL
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Syow AT TIE NoRTH.-0n Monday and Tuesday
snow fell at Bipgbampton. N. Y TO the depth Of Is
inches. aud at Chester, Pa, to seven inches. Ali
along the Hu ison River. from Poughkeepsa TO
Albany. it was four inches deep, affordirg fine
seighng. At saratoga the snow was eight
inches deep, aud in various sections Of Vermost,
New Hampshire and Maine, from to 6 inches.
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aECrNs's DOMESTIC NELlcISE. OF the Posr
Mans Friend, arranged on Now snd simple plan.
by which the practice Of medicine IL reduced to
principles of common sense. Foy sale 1t the Gin
Book Store, q Main ST. 2t
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- TIE CRpRs GIELs, . tale OF Southern life
by J . Peacock. For sale az the Cir Book Store
No. % Main st. 1t
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SPECIAL n0gIGnG
nG" NoyksBEa 20TH, 1853.

ncS- NoyKaBEa 20TH, 1853.
sLEaANT VELVET AND CLOTH CLoAKs sNo
RaGLANS. fukS AND CURTAIN 0vuDs.
T, Il. PRICE CO. are adding daily to their
ss<ek -
LADIES FuRs, 10 great variety
NEitkr AND ,'iyolu ULuAKS
bLhCA AND COLD GLoCH KAGLANa
CURTAIN GOODS, In Aamask
BRO CATkLLES, LACE CURTAINS
MUSLIN CURTAINS. &c, &C,
nog fR PRICE 4 Co
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PAYIss FOR THE 'FuN.--Two citizens Of Raleigh,
n. c., for COW hiding a Russian named Won Brisser
have been sentenced each to twenty days impris-
onment and sio foe. 40 abettor in the tfansac-
tion was fined $2c0.
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SUIT REcovgRgD.-Miss Margaret McNair has
recovered $o7 damages from the corporation OF
New York for damage TO her clothes by her trunk
containing them, being josfed Of an omnibus by
an uDpaved sink in the streets.
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Esxg ALL ThOsE WHO ARE AFFLICTED
with any Cnrotic Disease considered incurabie, will
fSoe:sa Letter, giviag information which wiH ir
sure spSedg and perm spsnt cure, ty sendiDg thsis
asrles and one stamp 10 prepay lcstagej to pr. e.
b. eoo7E. tho ceieLrated Chronic Ply sicisn and
author Of " aedicsi Common Sensc." ssrstoss
srrinEs Ny. - iG--da w3m
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STaBBIsG the 10th of November

STaBBIsG-Un the 10th of November
last, negro fellow, known az Robert Cary, slave
to John Fuzzle, of Henrico, was punished BY order
of the Mayor for threatening the life Of Ph9be
Scott, free negress, with whom he had been Iiy.
ing as his wife. Soon after receiving the stripes.
Bob started for Phebe's house, on 81 street, and
on reaching the gate, Phoebe then bsing in the
yard. said to her: We'll, madam, have ,akon the
iasbt You procured for me, aud have nov come
to get my revenge" Phoebe told him to 90 away
she wanted nothing to do with him. With this
che prisoner struck ut her across the fence when
she retrested towards the house. He i'm lately
followed, aud overtaking her before she enter ed
the door, tore OF her clothes. threw her down aud
drew his knife. Phoebe called on Adelaide Cole TO
aid her, but the prisoner warned her not 10 ap.
proach him and bsgan to stab his victim. Feel.
ing the knife penetrate her person, Phceb be mads
desperate effort. escaped from her captor aud fled
across the street, he pursuing sbd cutting her
vice on the back Of the neck as she ran for her
life. Or. Trent testified that the woman ,asd four
stabs-two on the back OF the neck, aud two near
the left hreas:-one of which came nigh being ia.
tai The prisoner was sent on to the Hastings
Court to answer tor his life.
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sss- Z. BAKEa. EeQ.-sIR: Having

E1f Il ASNhhN' L .---JIh' IAGFIHR
e.Cp s9steTiaily bentitGsl. L may say cured of
violent attack of Dyspepsia by the use Of sour
" Premium bjt.ers, btar willing record 20 their
eli lacy ia the disesse stself and the attendant
symptoms. After the use Of few bottles had
ratUtn II sppetite and cpt tiauance OF fheir usa
restored a healthy tu1s Il stomach
Tcpmnend them With the utmost confidence b
ias afflicted aud add ray share OF thanks to you
u baneisctor t. humanity.
Win my bear wishes. I'm,
RICHMOND SEPT -, lSS. HARRISON. Jg.
F-rss's by Massrs PURCELL. LADD CO., and
ty al ether prrIutneut Druggists ia the city Of
Richmond and eisew here in Virginia. oc 3s
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CHOCKOE MILL. ..ss,. q

The subscriber hAs completed hIs now miif fss
grading PLASTER iocatsd the Dork. ss the mouth
~ ehockoe or ek. With enlarged and c0mplsles na-
present.. er that msy ssiss ID many ysase . e9sse
He q now pre-. arsd 70 eupDly ordars - - II
Gkou I'd r ASrtR. pulstrized ~ . ydegree that
Nova scotia lump. procured With tbsgssesst 6Hss.
(witb full knowledge thAt great Qeal a. kame
plAs.er 10 entirely worthless 20 the thsneSJ and
Hssters hiaelf that hts loss sxpssfeooe - t60 hu
snsss, viii tho close att ntson snd sledy olyen IL
~ili enAbis him TO saply tho dsn4Dd frQA Aie ned
paress and rchess state. and - unsnheeoey pe1BaA
With full dstsrwination 90. sustAin M a1eAS
ished epatatiou OF his brand for pUnITY xtp kna.
sEss. he respectfully eolscits ordess.
noio-tIstA kolI Peoxl otr0n1
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No. SToyBs. RANGES AND FURsAcEs.
Nov In sfere q full supply, cargo OF schr htghio-
nefte Purchasers are invited t. examine me quar-
dty OF our maTss We especially recommend the
Helm. nd Portable Furnace, Fay State Cookias
Range and Harp Cook Stove. .
Hepars wars hand for all leading articies soid
ss tho Governor street stove Store.
"a Wanted Immediately two Inst class Morkrnen
~ is GEORGE eTARaETT.
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A9. EoBsoa's HAZE CUrrING, SHAVING
ASD SsAH7ooIaG SALOON, under the American lie.
ei-eUtrancs on ilth street
n. B.-Hut. Cold snd Shower BATES can be had 81
sl hours. Single Bath IS cents. tickets ieF one
dollar. jeS
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WATER ScAncs.--Tha Fort Smith ARK Times
Gays that a steamboat captain has requested the
planters along ths Arkansas, between Pine Bluff
aud Napoleon, not 10 wafer their stock ont of the
river, ns every drop of water 10 required to keep
his boat ahoat.
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AN01HER M0RTAkA CASE "A case something like
the one now attracting SO much attention in the
religious world, has occurred in France. An Isres
lite named Gugenheim, has been sentenced to im-
prisonment for life for uur Der who Was the father
of several children. Paris letter says:
When he was conducted to the prison at Caep,
his children were entrusted by the prefect az was
his custom in similar circumstances to the city
hospital. Some time after they were placed in
that institution, they were catechized and hap,
uZed. The Sisters we're all pleased With them, aud
the certificates produced testify to the good con-
duct and proper sentiments Of the uuior;unate
children. The Sisters, therefore, were very de.
airous al keeping them. "Mr. Is:GoTe, the Grand
itabbio Of Paris, demapded them of the Prefect Of
CG!yadoes, ia order to have them trough, nm II,
an Isrealite establishment. The Prefect though,
IL bis duty to refer it to the Minister few ,iays
ago very brief and imperative order was dis
patched from Paris, to have the Gusenheim chill.
'lreu put into the hands Of Grand Rabbi Isidnrs
the spiritual head Of the religion of their parents.
although the latter bad been, by reason of their
condemnation, deprived of all right over them"
Cool SUICIDE Simon Rodgers Of Martin co.. Y. c..
yoaGg married man, commit s1icids by blow
ing ont his brains, Wednesday morning Mr. r.
went 70 neighbor aud borrowed guu. which he
Left behind tree ssont one haadrsd yards from
his own house. He then went Into his bousr
kissed his wife and bads her FAREWELL after which
he went aud got the guB, anc placing IL TO his head
discharg gsd its contents just over the right eve,
from which he died almost Immediately.
MoRE FAraL KxsuLrs or CAREtEsssEss.-Ap pain.
fui rtsuit ofcarelessness with firearms, has taken
place ia North Carolina. Pleasant Haithcock, OF
Chatham county, WAS peparins 10 80 ont on tur.
KEY huat. While his wits AID daughter four
five years cid continued at the dinner table. Mr.
nai,hcock arose sudpccupisd another chair, wiz
a riis across his1sp: and while be was looking
into the lock- the r,fs was accidently discharged,
the bullet slightly unding his wife the collar
boue and passing through the brain Of the child,
pr1duced instant death.
p.v,xe xon ,ue ,PuN --Two citizens of Raleigh.
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E2- BATHS barns, BATHS Hot,
Iold aud Shower Baths csn ba had daily at al
hours, Ut the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, ane
ShsmpooinG Saloon. under the American Hotel.-
Entrance Gu llth street.
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The INDIANA SENATOR'S The Indiana Senate have
passed q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. against twenty
two-declaring the election of Messrs Bright and
Fitch. s. Senators. illegal, unconstitutional and
void Tbs same resolution is pending In the house
Of representative 1t will be recollscted that the
Senate nf the United States at the last session de
cded this luestion in favor Of Messrs. Bright and
Fitch.
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{. 3. STEAMER P1wHArAy Recent letters from
japan mentioned the occurrence Of three fatal
cases Of cholera on board this ship. The names of
the victims. ii appears were John Smith. of New
York; Charles Rainey, of Sag Harbor, and Michael
Collins. of Ireland
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rMHARrsHoaNa's ANrI. BLLloUs PILLS

f0g II HAEISHOHah AHTI-DILIUUs TILE
are tho safeet and best Purgatiye Pills In use They
ass upoa the Liver. stomach and Bowels, carrying
OF all bile and every foul secretion. They don't
syjpe sre easy a their OPERATION and can be taken
n any time without fear Of exposure. They remove
Colds from the sys.ein and prevent ahennaa ism:
Ii ron snflsr Win any PAIN, use HA sIsHORNE,s
sJUts 4 IL the great PAIN ANNlHlLATOR Ii
Ven have q cough. use HAHTSHQRNEs COGGe
kYRUp. which is the best Cough syiup in the
sold by all Druggists in Richmond oc ls-6m
~. DR. AcHILLEs AscoLrs Ohce. oH
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 'TH AND czs.
xnh I2---Iy
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EUpDnN DEATH.-We regret to learn
that Mr.. JeHN FARRAR, of Henrico ccunty, died
suddenly Of apopiexy, yesterday ~ IL o'clock -
Mr u, II is said. had me With heavy losses by the
his death was about having his Homestead cold 70
meet his liabilities ~
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~ Da. JoHH b. WALrHALL, (HomOe.
pathisf) offers his pro osslona services 70 the cft
nsns of Richmond anf its vicinity. Once At his 70
sidence, on Leigh str vt. two doors from eth.
= fa--dly
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MEDICAL CARD.-DR PLU mksnAy
NA he consulted eonnde9fially n aD eae@cfEt
Il ,hs sort, Or fatteTs himself hs u. ave very
general 70 isfacfiou The aieted - tOuD q e0olsy
are invited TO give him call AL eonnunloo1Dn1
any dlfe tiQn.
Uffice on Franklin street. third hsaae hridW 5sts-
y shnrsh. and dssosaliJ oppostss 0ad Eslisss
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eG~ PARKS PoINuLxTEB,
AT cDRNEV sfr LAVE

RICHMOND, VA.
Will practice In the city CT Richmond and in the
connties OF Chesterfield, PowhstAn and Amelia.
sA- Office in ;isles Building. corner Of Main and
,4th trests. ga Z-l2tn
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kEroka or TIE CraarSoY.- Tn por:cass Nevsm<nf
"A number Of Esw Yerh merchants have receuts
~ held meetings 10 consider prcjscssto be submit-
ted TO the New York Legislature and Congress-
concerning change IN the laws regulating the
currency. and have adopted report smbodyiag
the following proportions:
First.- That the bsnkiag laws Of New York be
20 amended that no Bank shall hereafter be per.
mttsd to extend its loAns, discounts and other
Investments. beyond an amouut equal to the
sum OF It's capital half its capital. and the specie
In its vaults. nor shaii il be per mittsd to let iss
specie a. eny tims fall below 20 per cent OF its
immeaiats liabilities, exclusive of its circulating
sofes Tho banks hereafter to be organized in
hew iors, also be required bef,re Commencing
business. TO have their entire capital paid up 10
in'' in specie; and that all banks be prohibited
from nalug loans, either directly or Indirectly,
on their cgn stoes.
cd.
TtiTa--fhat the circulation of all bank notes
oil iess determination than ton dollars be sup.
pressed by means Sf Q tax or stamp duty 20
be levied by C,ugress.
FtaTta --That the goverpmsut Of the United
States through its different tr ,suries receive gold
from the people, and issue receipts or cert ,stes
OF deposits therefor, in OF not less than one
hundred dollars.
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- CICAHs,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MAHUFACTQEB TOBACCO
Iares aud WaII selected stock.
Wa0EEsALE AND KgrAM.
JOHN BOUCHER,
18th street,
between Naip and rrantiin slA
ND1-Cu0AR4 msde n ady seyIe y esdss.
" - t-Su
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INTERESTING CoRRksPospEScE.--Tbe Beiton Texas
Independent mentions having received q letter
from q subscriber accompanied by the scalp of q
Camanche Indian. A new style OF letter heading.
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THEATRICAL The success Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Charles Mathews has been 10 great that their
original engagement Of one month at the Hay.
market has been extended TO six weeks. after
which they perform at the Theatre Royal, Dublin,
for limited period.
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Rails FOR THE EXTENSION - The Orange ard Aiex.
sot,ia Railroad Company have received advices q
the chsrtsring OF the chip Venice TO load at
Welsh port With rails for the LynchbuIg Extension
OF the Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
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VIRGINIA PosToFFIcEs.-The following orders
were issued yesterday:
F'tabiish an Office at Fine Oaks, Taxewell co.,
and appoint Charles IL Gresner postmaster; di.
rectly on route 8 COZ. Craig Greek to Pattonsviie
and also between farewell G. H.. and Able Val.
ley, on route 5,l94 Change site aud name OF
Cnton Grove, Prince George county, to Dispu.
tents, and appoint 5. q. Webb, postmaster, vice
Urby Daniel.
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CouLpS'T STAND IT James Cowies, a resident
of Pennington. CT, CO years old, who was worth
SIS e00 was so affected at aFecunisry loss from
aecidsnt TO milids'n, that he cut his throat on
the 23d instant. He cnt not only the jueular
rein, but the carotid artery such vas the fDIce OF
tbs blow, aud the edge Of the razor was hacked
against the bone at the end of the spinal column
-alnsdst severing the bead from the body.
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A mississippi FREE FIGHr-The Rankin coxuty,
Miss Journal tells of a free fight at the Court
House OF that county, which beats even North
Carolina fight. II says:
After the trial, there was q general fight, which
We are told was unequslled 10 point Of rhe number
engaged, hy anything that has ever happened IN
the county. One fellow caught up a dog and beat
another chap with him most sound,y. Another
had coftes pot fillsd with whisksy, with which
ne beat the head of his adversary. One man was
STAB bed. and the wounds, though severe, We learn
are not likely to prove mortal It is said at least
nifty men were engaged in the row.
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Mr.. Nugent. L. s. agent at Frazer River, he .
assisted tho destfute and suffering emigrants
there TO return to California.
Goethe's .Paustr has been produced st the
Porte st. Martin, raris, st cost Of $l2 500. Two
hundred persons are engaged In the various tab
leaux.
A FoRfUsARH MINISTER REV. p. N. EWING.
toa. Illinois, hss recently Inherited fortune Of
$leo,00o.
K,ssiag fs rather hish priced st vinseaf Hill.
III. 4 Justice there ehsFssd John waters so
fof kissing Q lady twice.
Why il . cols getting broke IKE young lady
n ting marsiedy Because hs 10 going through
ths bridal csrsmony. Mhtye's Rsysyi
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souALLY PRosPEcr.-A Kentuckisn has been
marrying Kickapoo squaw:
A. Shawnee, f. T.. on "Wednesday evening, the
l0ih inst, by Rev. Mr.. Spencer, Jonathan Gore.
E.a. formerly Of Nelson county. Ky.,) to Miss
sslie, daughter Of Charles Blue Jacket, c. 8. In
terpreter.
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AN OLD OFFICER Adams Daley, Esq about 20
Of age, late Deputy Collector at Bostoe, died
there on Saturday Mr.. n. was for about forty
years an incumbent CT e6fee at the Custom House
aud was removed upon the advent Ct the Buchanan
Administration. He vas for many years Secretary
Of the Society OF Ciucinnatl.
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STRANGE CAusE OF A FIsHr.-.An amusiog bat
somewhat painful Incident recently t"ok place in
Cincinnati. Two young gentlemen afflicted with
st. fitas' dance met. and each supposing the one
10 be mocking the other, "a nght occurred Of q mcH
desperate character.
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es.Iaia poas5s hss = s.>ys some efsFIaT that tho
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for ncqths that b.. been old q X csu: discount
b ezpsed % b evalAbls N his he
a<ure We work y pes cheaper n New Orleans than
10 New York
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AAh>El SstIp 1sne~l0Q chs win, 550 tsfs oil ID hh
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4 IN &<IfIltE AMI tn Iff< PROOF "a k< 7-'~
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4 ~ 4 .Ia1Iz i,nEtea sklAN k<nER rIHE AND fIiffF
'r--~ PROOF A&fHS with fnte1t Hank Lick. KEYS Of
N1Iti be <.f1d IN ordinary i1c Il1hna FIJI.
make 81 t1|c IzH strongly recon-
<i4t ~ tHz ht4 r Ie4ks H41Inx Ha1tes nseInrIaoi
and l1re1sA tf1fI 11tf4Is MERCHANTS Eaok1
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lima Bluffs; Shreveport Grand Bayou, st. Maui
iice Campte Grand Ecore. Nachtoches, Alex
dria kornas and Gostos Landings, and all intermediate
landings via Little RyersThe splendid swift
running freight and regular packet steamer Lee
cOmte. o. Johnson master, will leave above. For freight
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HosfoS@ship O Glover z3s1 bales cotton qll ulo. .a
50 bids tobacco. co. sacks xh0Ai & hides sri BIDS hide
NEW YoRk-ship Wellmrlarlles has, os.isn II hale.
hemp Do skim hhdz tobacco. % casks bcon Is les beams
~ sacks ceFnf - hides, ~ pigs wine and sndfes
nosIoE-ship Escdtt-zieo bales cosson.
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lard. y ~ 81. - hhA< and Il6 hhas tuser
f4AfA IA x-<schr congntsSlo ssrhs corn, i55 do OATS
II bales hat 10 tels 1oef do bread 81 hh potatoes hb
pork AZ 9b whisky bhls ossset casks Of bacon e. II
hams " Kegs lard Do batter hhs aud IS hnxas h
aud hhtz sugar. 81 hAgs eoe les rice aad sandres
AiLl0N-sehr seaihron-loo sacks corn. 10 bbls pork
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lf4sIEsi7s @. L. Konne Bros Water Through Line
s - The Era No. L, kouns, MASTER Will give
through his Of ladug all landings above Pine
Bluffs Dosksyils Kiamiela wighps, Rowland Lanesport
Fulton Dodsy Ferry SpfnEbank Albany 0and
Eeee. Alexandria and ali way landings For further infor
-'-s-' 'ff' G. L. KouNs BRO. aFront street..
ap3o J. s. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
No bills paid by either boat without
must be approved board and handed the office pay
menf.