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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-26

DEDUCTION In COKE.-The prices OF
II COKE, until farther notice, VIII be As fo quo
Soft Hail Coke. tto W
Hard Coke, both grades, 40 90. ID ,he
A. ti,ess rrices Coke IT, all things considered, ine
chaanest Fuel now offered, likely TO be shersa III
The market, during the coming season.
TskMs-Crsh on dstaceTT, or ON de,aoa0'
- Yards corner 10th street and Basin, ana eorn7i
byra . AZ ast u.n' JNO j wERTH, Agent.
CLOVER HILL COAL.-The undersign-
" ed is prepared to furnish CLOVER HILL GOAL
AZ the lowest market price, throughput the season
jy SIS -
UITUMlEOUS COAL, of good sdaiity,
ID for smiths work and for stationary engines for
,aIs ~ JNOJ WERrH, Agent,
No 2i-ts Canal, 10th st and Basiu.
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAIL

ROAD.-N0TICE TO CONTRACTORS.--Seale
proposals will be ived by the undersigned until
the 10th Of November next, for the Graduation aid
Masonry OF the fret iEy miles Of the above road,
extending from the Virginia and TeDHess q Railroad
west towards Cumberland Cap. The prctiles aad
plans upon The above named distance be seen At
she offoe OF the Chief Engineer, III the town I'll Ah-
inGdon, after the LIST day 81 November mex who VIII
give eli necessary explanations in regard thereto -
The line is divided into about oue mile sections In
the above distance there will be earth to move
amounting to about 952co9 yards of loose and hard
rock, about 5l3 600 yards Of mortar masonry, 90 o.
perches Of dry drains, 2, 600 perches.
These proposing fo the work are requested tc
state in their bids wbat am.snt Of stock they are
willing to take, in rart payment for their work..
Address the undersigned at Abingdon. Va.
" } HAWKINS l. co.
NB-Ths inspecting of the prcfles and Plans of
the Chief Engineer has been changed fru:n the 2,h
Of October to the LIST OF November, owing to the
great amount of labor required to prepare them
". j. Ii l. Co,
Va
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v9A aaa4s s HEAL pF Esq aaops
AND GS0CERIES, FOR SALE.-With a view of
moving to my new store, on Brook Avenue, ofAr
for sse the large threestory brick store and dwell
ing, together with or separa te from the large two
terytone ami brick storehouse and dwelling in the
rear. ihe whole premises Is large and reomy, and
we'll adapted to almost any kind of busines.-from
rstail to wholesale commission house fronting
Canal street. Immediately opposite the Basin. where
liver their freights-and its being near to ali the
City Banks, Custom House, Postofice, Haxail and
Crenshaw. GalieGo. and ether Mills, Tobacco Ware
both valuable and desirable business house
This property, as an Investment, would pay good
per centage the price ask ed for it. also offer for
sale my entire stock of Boots, Shoes Dry Coed and
Groceries, as whole. or In parcels At prices which
cannot fail 70 suit purchasers The house has run
Of custom alrea dy tab'sbed which could b. large
~ increased, thus affording an opportunity seldom
1ffered, to those wishing to commence business.
oc l5-t5 JAMES WARDEN.
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II AND FOR SALE am authorized
~ 70 sell valuable Farm, near Bntt ms Bridge
adjoining the lands Of - Bradley and tr. Carter
q The lower end Of Henrco, containing 2I6 Acres,
al In woods, and part Of 1t well timbered There is
also an abundance of fine Ced " Post On tine land,
and some splendid low grounds which is easily
cleared and 'eclsimsd 1t il we'll waite red with the
best 81 never failing springs The society is excel
liant will sell great bargain privately, if early
Application be made. RIO b LYME, Auct.,
Office over Bodeker's Drugstore.
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GENTS' Broad Treads
LADIES' FURs.-We have m

- LADIES' FURS.-we have m
Just opened our sock OF FURS for -
oladies and children, and would invite oil In
want Of any thing in the Fur line, to give ours an
examination as we are confident larger better
selected stock can be found anywhere North or
South We have every kind that are worn. and
amongst them are some very fine Sable, Stone Mar
tin and other fine Furs together with lower priced
goods We would also call attention to our spiel
did stock of BATS and CAPS.
BiNFORD DICKINSON 4 WEISIGER,
~ If rs Main at.
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.ezxAs@ SPECTACL h S--P L B.
SjS BILE GLASsES.-The public are
hereby informed that in our very complete as
sortment OF SP SGT ACLES we continue 20 keep, 40
we have done for many years, full sss0rtment Of
PEBBLE 9LASSSS In steel and geld frames. With
experience of thirty years In this depar Of
our business and particular attention In adapting
glasses to ali the requirements of the eyes, are
enabled to give general satisfaction In Specta
Giles.
CATARACT GLASSES. also, always on hand. EYE
GLASS ES gold steel and she'll OF every variety
GLASSES Of every variety fitted in old frames
MITCHELL &.TYLER
12-d2m lns Mai straaf
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FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon das
'AN' STOMACH OR. LIVER,
ss1h T. IF appe
dencv, Csstivensss, Blind and Bleeding pIles; IN
all Nervous Rheumatic, and Neuralgic Anecuons
IL has In numerous instances proved hiRniy penon
ciaI and in others effected q decided cure.
This is q purely vegetable compound, 9reoaIeo On
strictly scientific prisciples alter the nisnnsr oI
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave; beoanse oI
its great success in most oftbe European States III
PRODUCTION into the States was intended more esp
cay FOR those of fsthe rland scattered here eno
there over the face of this mighty country meeting
with great success among them now 0uer u 20 me
American public, knowing that It's truly WonoefIu
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t ia particularly recommended y tnose persons
continuous use of ardent spirits, Or other forms q
dissiration Generality instantaneous in effect, 1t
hds its way directly to the seat Of ife thrilling
and auickening every nerve, raising up the droop,
ing spirit, and, in tact, 1nius'ng ne" neaitn eho
vigor in the system
NVTICE.-Whoeyer expects to find thia beve.
rsge will he disappointed but to the sick, weak and
low spirited, it will prove grateful aromatic cor
DIAL possessed OF snG aGT TeMfdiai properties
The great popularity of this delightful ARENA has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded TO buy
anything else until you have given BOERHAVES
HOLLAND BITTERS fair trial. One bottle will
con vince you how Infinitely superior 1t is to all
Sod at 81 per bottle or six bottles for S. by the
SOLE PROPRIET0R2,
BENJAMIE PAGE, JR. T. CO.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
wsold by nearly all the Druggists in this city
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m FOR RENT--Intending to remove
H.s to tbs store recently occupied by Messrs Bin
ford, Mayoh Blair two doors above Ness L Price
Co, the store 1T present occupy, 30 10 Market
Bridge Is for rent This is one OF the best business
stands in the lower part of the city and offer, rare
opportunity to any one wishing TO engage IN q re-
tail trade in almost any line of BUSINESS To good
tenant the good will and fixtures Of the establish
meGt will b. scld on moderate terms Apply to
JNO PAGE, JR,
Sc It's No 10 Market Bridge.
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IT, FOR FOL K

49, FOR NOE EO L K
5s FREIGHT LINE,-The steamer
KAHGN Er, Capt Taylor. and the iron bArges
PATH" and HOPE" have been placed on the
line by this Seaboard Towing and TrAnspor.snsn
Company, and will receive freight daily at the ~
per end Of the dock. rear of the old gas works.
The days Of departure from Richmond are TueS
days and Fridays, at pm returning. will leave
Norfolk on Mon ~ 8 and Thursdays. ate AN.
Freight taken at the lowest rstes. For further
Information, apply 70 COX. ssths
sell Shed. Dock street
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BANK OF WINCHESTER.
WINCHESTER, VA, October Is, lo1S.
To,his Excellency ii. A. WISE.
Governor Of Virginia:
Dear Sir-I herewith Transmit q statement of the
condition ofthis Bank on the LIST inst.
Very respectfully
Statement Of the Condition Of The Bank IF Wfn-
chester, October Isl, 1858.
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- FOR RENT-A desirable store IN
Esai der the Exchange Hotel, OF i4th street, next
door TO Vests Book Store Possession given in me-
diatey. Apply to Hugh w. Fry, or Henry G. Can
non, eu lets
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r - -zzsszuzzx RICHMOND AND
sFS 70 IS TsfF TioE Els FROM kicH s adNDT 70
CHEsTER.-On and after the LIST Of October, round
trip tickets from Richmond TO Chester and back,
good for three days, at dollar will be sold at
the ticket Office in Richmond.
frst-clsss Hotel has recently been opened at
proved and every attention will be paid to render
visitors comfortable j " PARKER,
&c aS-lm Gent Ticket Agent
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- MISSES AND CHILURENS'
49, CALF BOOTS We have Just received an
assortment of the ADORE They the best that can
be made They will wear twice as lopg.as Morocco
or Goat Skin Boots. For sale at very low prices by
oca3 MARCUS HARRIS, 1888 Broad ST
"a GENTLEMEN IN want-uf frs.
rate pair of B lots. Oxford Ties or Caters, of
the very best quality. Richmond made. can
- save at least 81 per pair. by purchasing at
&c 1s MARCUS HARRIS IS3 Broad at.
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DNlutnd, July /, 1913. 5 PEI ctHt.
Examined and believed to be correct by the un-
dsrsigned, Directors of the Bank Of Winchester.
LEWIS P. HARTMAN,
JOHN s. MILLER.
Ii. p. BAKER,
GEO. W. GINN,
r. r. BROWN.

CoRpoRAfloN OF WINCHESTER, TO W.T.:
Personally appeared before me, the subscriber, a
Justice OF the Peace for the Corporation aforesaid
Robert B. Wolfe, Cashier Of the Bank OF WiDches.
ter aud made oath that the above statement, made
out from the Books Of the Bsnl, is true, according
20 the best Of his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand, this 10Th day of October,
1855. Il. J. W. FOLK. J p.
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HANOVER LAND FOR sALE.-lr

- obedience to q decree of the County Court Of
Hanover county, pronounced on the 18th day OF Sep
tsmber, 1858, in the suit of sacra ct al Duke,
shall on SATU ROAY, the tn day of october, 1858.
sxcspted.) upon the premises. at Il O'Clock cell TO
the highest bidder the tract of Land Consisting OF
TN scres being thai portion OF the tract OF land
adjoining Wren Saunders, Treyilisn, . IL
Thacger, and Others within half mile Of Fork
churf b, commencing on the line OF Eliza Butler.
and peing the same land cold by JnO Anderson and
Francis his wife to VIM Duke. by deed on tbs Sd
day Of March. 1856. This land Is very productive
and 10 In q good neighborhood, ana onefourth ia
original growth
TnNs --One-third cash, and the balance on q
credit VI and II months. with interest from date.
and the title retained until the purchase money is
paid. TEMPLE HUNT,
ll--d1aW2VeWst Sperial Cammr.
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MRS J. j. FRY has Two vacant rooms,
4vx in which she can accommodate family with
board, Or persons by ths month or quarter. Corner
Of franklin and 18th streets. &C i6-2aw2w
CTATE BONDS.-I have for sale Vir-
~ gna six per cent Bonds latest issues, In amounts
20 suit purchasers, and at the lowest market
A w MORTON
r.T No 10 Afa5.S -
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- FOR SALE Oh LEASE.--We are
81 authorized to soil two Of those three elegant
fsrk Teneyents on the south sidc OF trace sttssa,
r,srss hsve mat been completed. and are equal IN
sfy s and finish to the best Of private ~
H. or ssmsrsbie finish and complete arran gements
Thew have every accommodation for large fsmi'y'
hayfnr IL rooms besides large kitchen, store rooms
coal and wood house, carriage HOUSE, s'1o'c' ""s'
They will be rod on reasonable terms; and not
sold within few weeks, they VIII De isasea ior
rent. uopoAH " xncta
Ill
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6ILi0N 0TELIUS will be offered for sale pTi
yateIy during tne Fair He is now six years old In
fne health and condition, and in purity Of blood is
being sired BY Cblde Harold ont of Oteie. by pri-
am; grand dam Pera, BY the renowned Esuiish
horse Sultan-his sire Child HsTrode Is by soysr
sig out of Maria West the dam of the famous rasea
Wagner. and the great raco mare Fannie.
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CRIT OF NoRYoLK, 70 WIT:
W. W. Sharp, President of the Exchange Bank
Of Virginia. personally appeared before HE, an Al
derman of this city, and msds oath that the accom-
panying statements truly represent the condition
Given under my hand this Goth day of october.
lisa N. W PARKER, j. 2.
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- STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR
Ssa RENT-THOMAs D. QUARLES offers for
rent the desirable store formerly occupied by him.
self. and adjoining the Dry Goods house OF Eren-
will be liberal, and possession given Immediately.
AN 0--ts
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- F0R RENT-A three story Brick
n-a,Iino. I'm thorough order, on .sth street.
i.rtk ~ Iaish nsar the city spring. The house y
nnorcupied and can be viewed by persons visn. III.
scriber ~ Broad street. !, n fnsrprNEy
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MITCHELL, JOPLIN & CO.,
ks1 WINE AND TOBACCO MERCHANTS,
No l6 Pearl street. Richmond.
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CARRIAGE NAVIGATOR ns

All kinds of JEwELRY and aPECTACLES re-
paired in the best manner, at short notice and on
mod AT tears film
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BALL OF THE CoYTINENTALs.-The ball of the
Continental Guards at Odd Fellows Hall on Monday
night, was most happy conclusion to their ceebra-
ton Of the TwentySecond. The hall was hand
somely decorated for the occasion by festooning of
star and stripe around its whole circumference por-
traits of Washington tastefully disposed, and an
armamentation of the floor by an immense spread
eagle and stars, laid on in watercolors. The Cont
nentals themselves appeared in elegant STYLE having
discarded their parade boots that they might appear
the festive in the eourty old shoes and silk
tights of last centnrys fashion many of Them also
appearing in powdered wigs and queues. The attend
very great, being fashionable in its person
mel, and brilliant in its dress and fancy costume.
The supper which the Company gave in connection
with their ball was well.ordered and sumptuous.
Altogether the entertainment was gotten up on
princely scale, and the harty and happiness of the
assembled multitude could not by any means have
been aroused to higher pitch. The night sped glo-
riously away and it was nearly daylight yesterday
morning when the ball broke up. The anniversary
balls given by the Continentas are worthy of them.
selves and the day they celebrate, The remembrance
of their last ball will be to awaken keen antci.
patons in regard to their next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-24

SCIENTIFIC AFRIoASs.--Mr. Livingston, the Afri.
can traveller, tells Us how the savage natives of the
African wilds procure water
The women tie bunch of grass to one end of a
reed about two feet long, and insert it in hole dug
as deep as the arm will reach, then ram down the
wet sand firmly around it. Applying the mouth to
the free end of the reed, they form vacuum in the
grass beneath in which the water collects. and in a
short time rises to the mouth.
II will be perceived that this simple but philosophi
cal method might have been applied in many cases.
IN different countries, where water was greatly
needed, to the saving of life. Il seems wonderful
that ii should have been now first made known to
the world and that 1t should have been hahituary
praeticed in Africa probably for centuries 1t seems
verify Of being particularly noticed that it may no
longer be neglected from ignorance. It may be
highly important to travellers on our Western deserts
and prairies, in parts of which water is known
to exist below the surface.
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Tine AMPHiTHEATER--Th The Amphitheater, having
the advantage Of fair weather, densely crowded
last night, by an audience radiant with femnity and
fashion. Miss Louise, Little Mary, Master George
and Little Julia Christine the danseuse, respect
lively glorious; the performances passing of like a
charm. from beginning to end.
Tonight the Children are to appear in "Ireland as
it sn and cousin Joe, with dance by Christine
between the pieces. Master George appears in both
pieces, with Miss Louise in one and Little Mary in
the other.
Col Woods family Of living wonders will also be
on hand at the Museum, separate exhibition, day
and night They have been visited by crowds since
their return and will contlnne to be so visited for
collection Of humans more wonderful than the
samese Twins, the Bearded Lady, the Hairy Man,
and the Swiss Warblers, has never before been ex-
hibited, that we are aware OF.
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NesU Goods!
GIQUEL & JANIS ON,

CHARITIES STREET,
Import Direct of
E.AnycI@ DC STAPLE Z1Z2I Il GODS.
We have just received and will open MONDAY
styles of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
many of which entirely and beautiful. They consist in
part Of
ROBES of Moussene and organde Yoante and Aqulle.
ROBES Of Barege and Barge Angas YoGnte and Aquile
ROBES of Grenadne and Fouard Volante and Aquile.
Rich Pompadour and Satinc ORGANIZES and MuSLINS.
Rich BRILLIANrINEs, JACoNETs and PERCALEs.
Printed BAREGES, GRENADINES and FoULARDs.
Real and Imitation Lace SHAWIS and MANTILLAS.
Poine d Aleucon, Aplieaore and Valencienne SETS.
Embroidered Hemmed and Bordered Linen Cambria HAND
KERCHIEFs.
Children's Marseilles BAsQUEs, SAcs, TALMAs, etc.
Ghldren's Embroidered DRESSES, WAISTS CAPS, etc.
INDIA MUL.Ls, TARLATANs and Twilled ROBES.
Embroidered SKIRTS aud Morning WRAPPERS.
yaencenne EDGING, INSERTING and LACEs.
Linen Cambria Swiss and Jaconet BANDS.
Linen Cambria Swiss and Jaeonet EDGING and Inserting.
Also, fine and complete assortment of
Fancy and staple Dress Goods,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, etc,
Which we offering AT VERY Low PRICES.
GIQUEL g. JAMESON,
fe22 2p5t l5 and IS Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-24

The CLASSIC Music SociETY.-The third concert
Of this society took place last night at Lyceum Hail.
The hall was crowded by fashionable audience,
who esteemed the concert a great treat. We were
present awhile and what we heard we enjoyed highly.
The society is composed Of about forty lady and gem
temen amateur singers under the leadership Of Prof.
Won La Hache and Mr.. Grips and in their perform
ances last night they displayed high degree of
culture and all the enthusiasm Characteristic Of those
who practice music for the pure love of it. The solos
were good, the duets and choruses excellent and the
audience testified their pleasure 10 the heartiest
manner.
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ss- If you are sick, the prona hnltx Is this

ss- II you are sick, the probability Is that
the root of suffering is in the stomach. From weak
stomach proceed dyspepsia, anguor, oppression in the da
phragu iaundee headache Nausea bodily weakness dness
sight heartburn, eosvenes dysentery and legion Of other
tormenng diseases Indigestion produces thin blood, and
therefore destroys the strength and ygor Of the system To
restore the of the stomach and enable to throw of and
dismiss forever all tormenng and dangerous complaints
nothing hut perseverng Of Hollands Ger
Biers, prepared by Dr. C. NJ Jackson Philadelphia
There Is mistake, failure their anatve effects For
sale by druggists and sorekeepes IN every and village
in the United States Canaas West Indies and South America
at rs per bottle.
Sold in New Orleans Wholesale and retail, by J. WRIGHT
CO., Nos q and Isl chartFss street, fel 2plm&w
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TO KE0nsekeepes's.
GIQU Ell &c MIS- ON,
At their Old stand,

AND
HARTREs STREET,
Would call the attention of those of HoUSEKEEP
ING DRY GOODS their large sock Of these goods of their
importation and mostly manufactured order for them
selves. They consist in part Of the following goods;
Embroidered Laees and Muslin Curtains, in great variety.
Embroidered and Plain Bobinet and Muslin bars,
jacquard, Broche and Damask Muslins.
DamRsk, Printed and Plain Curtain Stutis.
White and Coored Dimity for Furniture Covering.
Damask and Plain Table and other Covering.
Real French, Scotch and Irish Sheetings.
Real French Table Services, Cloths and DrRpery.
Double Damask and Single Damask Table Cloths and Nap
kins.
Embroidered Pillow Slips and Net Tides.
Marseilles Toilet and Dresden Quilts, all sizes.
Table and Piano Covers Of Cloth, Lasting and Worsted
Linen Bed Ticks and Crumb Cloths,
Towels and ToweDings, Of every kind.
Russian, Scotch and Bird Eye Diapers
Fringes, Gimp, Bindings, Rings, etc.
All of which offering VERY LOW PRICES which
would friends and the public inspect before pur
chasing elsewhere.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
fe22 2p6t 10 and Is Chartres street.
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vARIErIEs THEArER-The Keller troupe and the
Young America ballet troupe appear tonight at the
Varieties theater, in splendid variety Of tableaux,
dances and ballots. New features will be introduced
by both branches Of the company among them,
Chinese ballet by the Juveniles and several tabeanx
Of scenes in sacred history, as copied from Rnbens
paintings. Touching these sacred tableaux, Mr..
Keller publishes card in this mornings Crescent, to
which card we call the attention of our readers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-24

Editors OF Daily Crescent srsIn presenting my Sacred
Pictures citizens of New Orleans wish distinctly to
understood that do not do with any political religious
motives merely impress the American public the
Unity Of the subjects Represented in the original Paintings
by Rubens the possession OF the crowned heads Of
Europe and inaccessible to all in this country faithful
copies living statuary that the public may Judge Of their
beauty and excellecemy Gully object being encourage
the United States hope that may be disa
pointed in aatteng myself my efforts will be duly sppre
ciated Respectfully.
fe24 2plt L. KELLER.
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FoR MExrHIs AND CAIRo-The Memphis and New
Orleans packet line steamer gomar Captain j. W. Goslee
leaves at NJ this day The Of this line connect regu
Larry at Memphis with the different railroads point and
oer via the Charleston and It's connecting Railways most
srable route to the Eastern cities Each boat also connects
at Memphis with hrcasa fast packets for Louisville and
for St Louis, and At Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad
j. H. freigh, agent Memphis packet Office, under the ST.
Charles hotel
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Read This &!

NEW ORLEANS, August Il, 1857.
W. P. COLEMAN, Esq:
Dear sThe twenty -four inch MIL which purchased from
for Mr. r. j. Pack woods plantation has been attached
sugar-ml engine, put operation last week.
much pleased with every respect both in regard its SIM
pcy, durability, and quantity it grinds. timed the mill
when operation several times and found my surprise that
the mill grinding bushe per minute therefore expect
the mill grind regularly thirty bushels hour with
To Sugar Planters would especially recommend your Mills
believing them superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
aul4 2ptf JOHN s. MCDONALD, Engineer,