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BALTIMORE ,

69SES FOR BALTIRIORE G-REGULAR LINE
F The tine fast sailing packet schooner Republic,
master having nearly all her cargo engaged,
will nave Dispatch For balance Of freight apply 10
nc GEO. w HYNSON q co., 81 0aInpBtree
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Leaves on FRIDAY, November IL, Mt o'clock 2. NJ
United States Mail Packet


Fs417lLksj Packet TneFor Memphis and The Benas-The
szE&assssb splendid Grscass packet steamer Belfast
Capt W. Way viii receive freghton wednesday the ooto
Girod street and Will leave above For freight pas
sage, apply on board, OF to j. II. FRELIGH
Office under the st, Charles Hotel.
This Line at Napoleon with regular Packets for
the Akass and White rivers and at Memphis with superior
Packets for st. Louis and for Louisville.
RJ- Adams Express carried regularly by this Line No
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TR. n. .EE0gupeJE,

sTATIoNER, PRINTER
And
Blank Book Manufacturer,
CAMP STREET. 80. .,........4O
Opposite New Buildings Of Canal Bank and Messrs Smith
Co,
Is now prepared furnish every article line required
by
BANKS,
CoUE1IEG-HoUsEs,
COTTON FACTORS,
COTTON PRESSES,
STEAMBOAT CLERKS ETC., etc
LETTER, CAP AND COMMERCIAL
Writing Papers,
Foreign and Domestic Manufacture
DAY BOOKS,
JOURNALS,
LEDGERs,
CASH BOOKS,
CHECK BOOKS.
etc, etc, ETC.
ofa siz.5, and every style Of Binding
LETTER COPYING BOOKS,
GROCERs' ORDER BOOKS, .a..-...
STEAMBOAT BOOKS,
COTTON WEIGHING BOOKS,
BILL BOOKS,
COLLECTION BOOKS,
RECEIPT BOOKS,
etc, etc, ETC., etc.
Ho would call attention his vel assorted stock Of
EANcI~ Sz:4zzO1KcRIo,
Consisting Of
- $40 =, ,,.,,,
IN no . ~ .e eo' in''uu'"s macy b
DTaPG.,S n E1,,,5 ana NUeE @ eslsoFae@ II ps,ent'
tnJe
JOSEPH ROGERS L SONS SUPERIOR OFFICE CUT
LERY.
OFFICE PORTF-FOLIOSA new and handsome article; Oil
and sheepskn Pad Botters.
BANKERS CASES,
BANK SHEARS,
REVOLVING INTEREST TABLES,
,, .,,r,vsr,,,, IN ,ETTir IEh ckIFs .t,rt
FIIEsHo1I sizes, ~ o-'t :
PEN RACKs-Double and Single
TWINE BOXES,
READY BnEEEEEGE PtT E4; rs FILES
IVORY AND Boxwoop LRTTsF Ri4E sia1s, sT4nps
RUBBER AND BoNWooD POCKET INksfANDs,
IN NpE,.Lil't snsI,a- ~ n, r,,,,,,
BILI,-HEAD B1xEs
POsT-UFFICE BOXES,
TIN CASH BOXES,
CO. co.. seAIES' a., rs rr,,
pORCETA1N sr ATFs
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ORLEANS THEATER.-The grand opera Of aIhe
Huguenotsn is to be given tomorrow night

CHRISTMAS is AT HAND, and none know 1t better
than the boys Already they spending all their loose dimes
for fire crackers other exeements and
making themselves less dagreebe the larger por
ton family VIII have passed The Of crack
erdo The firing Of crackers IS in fact already nuisance Of
which many people justly complain and should be stopped
We can suggest splendid plan by which this evil may be
checked This all who boys or have an interest in
any body boys TO take them and rig them out in bran
new spck span suit of clothing, Rt Lewis W. Lyons
Co great establishments Of St. Charles and Common
streets boy rgged there, will afterwards feel himself
too much gentleman be caught firing crackers IN
tbe streets Every boy dressed up Lyons rs feels hiu.
self more or prince considers himself eligible Tor the
Presidency some future day.
We may add that Lewis Lyons Co. are prepared not
onv m bs Juveniles in the recherche style but that
they are equally ready the calls Of all sses and sizes
of the masculine family Their stock Of clothing furnishing
goods and other articles to gentlemen circulating IN
society or knocking aronnd ontodooTs or traEeng
mn never been surpassed the South Their stock is no less
beautiful and stylish in detail than it is great IN extent ana
ess are ali fixed the lowest grade Read the ADVERTISE
r,ant elsewhere.
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jyls 2p&w
opening OF .Hes0 Fushtons.

y 2 = II 7 Il
Has inform the ladies of New Orleans that
has inst returned fom Paris and that TUESDAY next 3d
inst will open for public examination the GOODS
lsced by berelf in Paris with the greatest n22 2pm
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0F6 H1Ompi1etot CO0ee Pot.

This Coffee maker, which is by universal al
b the very invention for ensurng the good
offge 81 d necessity which has been long felt It's action is
smpe certain having 70 its principle the retention of that
,ecnliar aroma of the Coffee which usually dspaed in
aeam Full instructions fnrn shed with each We
baye th Of sizes from four quars For sale the
Honse Furnishing Store of
SAMUEL E. MOORE & CO.,
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B Oatt1 NbegS
BI.sULPHITE OF LIME.

b L S U il p II II E o IL l. M E.
Theproprietor of the NEW ORLEANS SOUTHERN CHEM
ICAL WORKS anxious dsappont Of the regular
Of the establishment compelled III view of the diff
Guilty anticipated Of filling the unprecedentedly large orders
that being daily received inform all the old patrons Of
the BI-sULPHlTE OF LIME manufactured at the great
Southern Works. that unless they send in their rders early
them eligible place the order books some
disappointment may be experienced in theif receiving it, which
would vexaous bath parties Already preparations have
completed make of having at least
FORTY THOUSAND BARRELS OF THE BI-SULPHITE
prepared but this large quantity would seem to BE- insult
cut unusually heavy the orders received from old
customers many who heretofore have either not
employed this most valuable defecator have procured ii
from other manufactures.
The strength Of the BSULPHTTE now being manufactured
the Southern Chemical Works Of H. BONNABEI, will be
uniform greater strength than any other period
pains expense having been spared bring this nvaua
Bile chemical product perfection possible and to
make worthy Of lie high character the Southern Works have
already secured with the Sugar Planters of the State.
Planters desirous to have the GENuINE BI-sULPHITE
OF LIME manufactured The Southern Works, shoud spe-
cfy particularly orders through their merchants or
address themselves directly to
H, BONNABEL,
No. 6 Front Levee,
OH 2pf&W between Crstomhouse and Blenvie SITS.
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SEAsoNABLE DRY GooDs.--We call the attention
f the trade to the sale Of dry goods take place
his day. at 10 o'clock A. NJ Baohe Lsaumonts auction
rooms, No II Ghprres street. Terms at sale.
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EXPENSIVE SALE OF SHOES, CLOTHING AND HATS.
The particular attention buyers called to the extensive sale
of shoes clothing take place this day at 10 oeaek'
at e. Roger Co.'s auction room, No. q old Lsgee street
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ILLUSTRATED GIFT BOOKS

FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
WOMEN OF BEAUTY AND HERoIsM, from semiramis to
Eugens APorrait Gallery Of Female Lovsliness, Infu.
and Achievement Nineteen su5erb Steel BHgavings
BYE. b. Goodrich author Of THE Court Of NapoleoD;'
4to-Turkey Morocco, full gilt new style.
THE COgRT OF NAPOLEON or, Society Uader the First
Empire BY Frank B. Goodrich, (Dick Tnto3 with superb
Portraits steel, ofis Bs~uties, Wits aud Heroines
THE JOSEPHINE GALLERY-With eight Portraits col
ored hand. Edited by Alice and Phoebe Gary-Royal
$50.
THE ATLANTIC SOUVENIR FOR I859-With Coutribu-
tious By and Portraits steel Of Irving, Bryant LODg
fellow Sake, Prentice Holmes Cozzens SHELTON Haeck,
Fay TX Marvel and Bsyard Taylor-Koya sgo extra gill;
illuminated.
And variety of FLORAL GIFT BOOKS with beautifully
COlOred Steel Plates.
All above supplied to Booksellers and Dealers at the New
York wholesale prices, by
JAMES STRINGER,
Agen, for Derby Jackson
d2I 2p6t IS Camp st., up stairs.
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THE SHERIFF sells at auction to-day, at lo3 o'clock
NJ at IN ttles warahouse. Fultou street all the furniture
linen gic Of the Virginia Al L o'clock " At the
tff Hoe Common street. hull and machinery If said boat
See niyertis =tneats
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suERIFF's SALE OF JEwELRF.-T To-day ats o'clock
P NJ ths Sheriff viii sa his ofcs in she CsurE
Buildings opposite jackson lot Of jeweEY SUCH As
watches tar.Fngs breaspis rings, SEQ advertisement
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UnoD'd's
Qut1usne Substitute ;

Qutmsne Substitute;
-OR-
NERVOUS TONIC.
We have the greatest confidence in this medicine
sedes the of Qanne entirely mueal what
ever fever and agne certain and speedy manner
Dr. G. J. Leeds is well known he has rendered great
service humanity in Introducing this valuable compound.
Those who preindiced against Quntue will find this medi
cine capita substitute.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Agents for the South,
d2O 2p6tdltW II and 1871 Chartres street
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TuE ATTENTION Of traders and of the public is
called to the sale of the whole stock of fancy goods toy jew
sy hosiery etc. made this morning at No 81 Charities
street by Tourne 4 Thomas, Sale without reserve.
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TIE .Toss superb
PRE- sENTATION BOOK
PUBLISHED!
WOHEN OF BEAUTY AND HERoIsM,
From sEMIEAM1s TO EUGENIE
A Portrait Gallery
TIE .aEoss superb
WOMEN OF BEAUTY AND HERoIsM,

o.
FEMALE LONELINESS, ACHIEVEMENT,
And Inausrcs.
WITH NINETEEN VERY FINE STEEL ENeRAvINGs.
BY Fa1EK B. GooDarcH,
Author of The Court Of Eapoleou,n etc.
In one EIegan: Qaaro volume-Tarkey Antique or Gilt
Price, SI2 So
The portraits drawings by Champagne waudes-
ford-most Of authentic c5psssnd engraved steel
the highest style art By Hail Hapin Hoyer Jaekaan
and Rogers. -
l, semramis 8. Diana DePoiters II. Marie Antonette
2. Penelope o. Anne BoeyB, Is. Maid saragossa,
8. Cornslla, 10. Mary, Queen Of l6. Anne Hazsldne
4 Zenobia, Scots, Judson,
8. Peatrice, Il. shontas, II. Charlotte Bronte
6. Joan dare, l2. Nell Gwynne, Is. Victoria,
I. Isabella, Is. Lady Montagu, 49, Eugene.
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stIk Dresses! stls K1ressess

StJEs Dresses! stIk Dresser
TALMAs, POLoNNAIsEs,
And
RICH EIBRuIDERIEs
FLoUNCEs AND DOUBLE SKIRT SILK DRESSES.
WIN be sold during this week
UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW PRICEs!!!
Part of the above Goods having been to ON CON
sIGEMENT, we have received orders to
CLOSE THEM BEFORE CHRISTMAS,
At any Prices. without regard to Cost!
cEz-I~ avn coUvzxsE~ Iz.AzE1es
VIII do well to call early
LAZARE g. LEVAssEUR's,
........,...I0
CHARITIES STREET,
Where they will hnd one Of the best stocks Of
DRY GOODS
IN THE COUNTRY,
AND AT SUCH PRICES
AS TO AsroNIsH EyERYBoDYi
LAZARE & LEyASsEUR,
dl8 2ptf Nos and 70 chartres street,
.WNsONtC Regatta.
Just opened
AsUPERB LOT OF REGALIA FOR ALL THE DEGREES
IN MASONRY,
In both York and Scotch Rites,
B. PIFFET 6 SONS,
dis 2p7t 122 Canal street
Ladies' Pattern
EMP ORIUM OF FAS HION +!
nnmS- CADN.
DREss-MAKER
Corner of Canal and Chartrcs streets,
Over Mulfen& Co.'s Store,
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND.
PATTERNS
-UF-
OAKS AND ANTILLAsi
New and very Graceful
I'd s q UE Ep"-1ES rs,
great yariets of
NEW AND VERY ELEGANT SLEEVES,
A variety of Beautiful and Appropriate Designs for
LADIES' WRAPPERS,
Capes, Berthes, Hoods, sncIks, Under Gar
ments, ETC..
Including Bridal, Opera, Evening Home Promenade enc
Costume DRESSES, of Elegant Appropriate Designs.
THE CuILDREN's DEPARTMENT
Is unusually full and attractive, among which included
variety of MISSES and Boys ovER-DREss of entire.
New Design adapted to all ages maaras variety of eli
ma'o also, BOYS and MISSES APRONS, Capes, Mantle
and Sacks
Boys Plain and Fancy Suits.
Also appropriate Patterns every conceivable article
uected with Infants First Wardrobe; also for yea
old and upward She also manufactures TO order
ALL THE ABOVE-NAbIED ARTICLES,
having every facility doing with dispatch, and
the best possible. nI7 2otf
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sel0 2ptjal&g
.uoreaes's Restaurant,
Ks0ots, Shoes and Broga1as,
III wunTESALE

RBOOts, Shoes C3ld HFOgO71Ss
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Dtohirg BOOTS Russe
BROGAHs Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and Campeaehy
HATS, at the lowest market prices by
FROST 4 CO.,
No 10 Magazine street, New Orleans.
HATS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE,
weae constantly receiving assortment Of silk and
Fur Cashmere Paama Leghorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jyl8 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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Chotce LIQUORS.

Choice liquors,
OF EVERY DESC TIoN,
Specially selected for the use Of
Connoisseurs, Planters and Families.
CHAMPAGNEs.
GORDON ROUGE.....,....,.o OF G. H. Mumm K Co.
ROYAL RosE.......,........of OF G. H. Mumm ( Co.
CABINET. .,,............o OF G. H. Mumm ( Co.
yERzENAY. .......... OF Iules Mumm 4 Co.
GRAPE LEAF, EXTRA, OF Lsmbry, Gtlderman & Dietz
GIL DE PERDRIx.....,.... OF Moet 4 Chanaon.
sIlLERY of Moet & ohandon
PREMIUM CREMANT -. OF Ruinhart, Pere ct Fills
Rhine Wines
OF P A MUMM co.
JoHANNEsBERGER, HoCBHEIMER,
RUDEsHHIMER, BRAUNEBERGER,
srEINBERGER, sTEIEwElN
SPARKLING MosELLE,
Do. HOOK
Cognac Brandies.
oTARD, DUPUY & Co. V. o. p. and 1888.
BISCUIT, TR1coCHE & CO.
RAYNALL & ALussE
MARETT 4 Co.
Old WhisISIes.
BOURBON, MoNONGAHELA AND RYE,
OF various choice brands
Sherry Wine.
WIDOW yIroRIA & SONS.
AMoNTILbADo,
TOPAZ.
FELIX GORDON co.
Madeira Wine.
BLACKBURN's LONDON PARTICULAR.
ALFRED WELLINGTON.
ANCHOR
NEWTON GORDON & SON.
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY,
PORT WINE,
CLARETs,
GURACOA,
MARAsGHINO,
ASSORTED CoRDIALs,
KIRsGHENWAssER,
ANNIsETTE,
ABsYNTHE
London Porter and Ale.
H8-Persons desirous of obtaining CHOICE GOODS in o
line are invited to examine our stock.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CONVERSE & CO.,
do 2pl2tFrMoWe 70 Gravier street
DOEbe0r's
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EmlproUeeS a1scg EBg'tltta5et sciense
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY!
Capital Prize, $50, o,00O--TfeEyts only $40!


NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
As the members Of m have BY way u purchase, be-
the Of the Fan chartered by the States Of Della
ware Kentucky Missouri par Of those in Georgia. nnder
the management Messrs Gregory Maury, Of Wilmington
Delaware have deemed expedent to change the name of
lrm and SITTER january ls 1859, to that of WOOD
EDDY co. who will hereafter haze the management Of the
Sparta Academy Lottery and the others, aboyen named
In all transactions have endeayoed conduct our bug
witty integrity and promptness and assure tho pub
lie that The patronage heretofore bestowed Is we'll deserv
ing Of being transferred to
VERY respectfully, s. SWAN d co.
Augusta Georgia, December 49, 1858.
Wood, Eddy 4 Co., Managers,
Successors to S. SWAN i co.
The following SCheme will bo drawn by WOOD EDDY
CO.. Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in each
of Single Number lotteries "a. January 90 at Au-
GUsTA, aeorgis, in public nnder the guperntendence
Commissioners:
Glass Draws Saturday Jannary l, 1859
Glass 2 Draws Saturday, January E, 1852
Glass Draws Saturday, January l5, 1879
Glass 4 Draws Saturday, january 22 1850
Glass s Draws Saturday, January % 1859
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE FUhBERF,
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VV'aU Paper! VV1aU Paper:
.REaq.aotts Cotton en-.

The undersigned Agent the of this improved Paen
GIN STAND has now hand large stock of all sizes.
For speed ghtness draft and beauty of sample stand
NJ, S. HEDRICK, Agent,
Is Camp street,
sel0 2ptiRlGW Also, 81 Front ST., New Orleans.
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.Ee.o HLLmstrafea ~ BooI.g.


Z Fl O IA S L.. w H L E
Bookseller,
1O5.............CANALs STREET. ET..............IO5
Among which are
THE sTRATFoRD GALLERY-Co prising Five ideal
Portraits described by Mrs J. W. Pamer-one volume,
Imperial octave
WOMEN OF BEAUTY AND HERoIsM, FROM sEMIRA.
MIS- TO EUGENIE-A Portrait Gallery Of Female Love
illness, Achievement and Inauenceith Nineteen fine En-
gish Eagravings.-By Frank B. Goodrich.
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON, OR SOCIETY UNDER THE
FIRST ENPIRE-With Portraits Of IL Beauties, Wits
Heroues-By Frank B. Goodreh.-A New and Improved
Edition, with Sixteen Fine Engravings.
a GALLERY OF FAMOUS ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
PoETs-with Introductory Essay--By Henry Goppes,
and richly Illustrated with One Hundred Steel Engravings,
executed in the first style Of art mostly Original De-
signs by distinguished Artses.
Also
FAMILY AND PULPIT BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS
of every size and style OF binding.
FLORAL AND POETICAL
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS,
BYFAyoR1TE AUTHORS.
WILD FLoWERS-Drawn and Coored from Nature, by Mrs
G. NJ. Badserwtth Irroduction by Mrs L. NJ. sIgouF
ney.
N. B.A large assortment of STANDARD WORKS, in Fine
Bindings by approved Authors The Public invited to
call and examine the assortment-prices moderate-at
THOMAS L. WHITES
d2o 2p3t Bookstore. 1O5 Canal street.
VV'tnes, CordtGIs, EDreserves, ETC.,
just received at the
LOUISIANA GROCERY,
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Lea 8 Pers'tMs'
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
TO be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE,
sgzf3g APPLf0aR6E TO EVERY VARIETY OF DISH.
gxtrae 1t ettsr Medical gentleman at Madras,
bis bsetIi8f at Worcester, under daa Of May, 1851
saTai LEA i PERRINs that their SAUCE il highly en-
sessd in India and n my opinion the pastGbe
veil u the ma Wholesone Sauce that Is madep
Extensive Frauds
only edaawarded by the Juy Of the New York Ezh
fon of Foreign Sauces, obtained by LEA PERKINS
for thair WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The world
fame of BhIch having led numerous FORGERIEa pur
chasFs afe requested that the of LEA PER
RIMS 10 upon tie WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE
LRA PERKINS will proceed agantt any one Infringing
eheF ~ manufacturing vending spurious Sauce and have
instructed their correspondents various parts of the world to
advise any utriogemens Sole Wholesale Agents for
the United States,
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
405 Broadway, New York.
a stock alwnys Also orders received for direct
ahipment from Engla d. shlb 2ply
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Great F7iI'e at Cairo.
TRIUMPH OF LILIES CHILLED IRON SAFE.
We by dispatch from r. Abbott Agen' of Illinois
Central Railroad, that the valuable books papers of
Company saved in CT LILIES CHILLED IRON
SAFES This the time these Safes have saved their
books Cairo within the past year.
Lilies Pate CHILLED IR IN SAFES for sale ut II Maya
zine street
j. G. NEWCOMB,
d2l 2pf ...= Agent
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$50 PRIZE sIs

YEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EyzRT HISs zoxz1s.
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ON TuHrLAN or SINGLE NUMBERf.
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No. Is Exchange place,

CITY COAL CB,
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4GES4Se6sRY v SSs "
SO u II H E h n + X p r e S S!
oFFICE-UNDER ST CHARLES HOTEL, N. ORLEANS,
For the Reception and Delivery of Goods for all Points
On the Opeousas Railroad.
This Company organized for the purpose of doing GEN
ERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, such
forwarding Specie Bank Jewslry Merchandise Bag
and Packages all the United States and Havana
We also prepared General City Express Bag
Business connection with the New Orleans opelousas
and Gre Western Railroad
VIII call for and deliver with dispatch and reasonable
rates. Baggage Freight Packages and from all parts of the
city of New Orleans.
Merchants planters and citizens rely this Company
forward the minute article auy destination, and
most respectfully soic; share of public patronage.
w. E. REDDING,
TIL. THAYER,
w. Fl. HENNING,
Proprietors
R~ Authorized Agents of Bombaer Isand of Cuba
Express. d7 2ptf
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-18
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ,


YTyO Jonathan Lamb and Isaac Paul. Plaintiffs,
i and George w. Hull and Benz. F. Jackson,
Adra'ors Of Wellington Vance, decd, William
Vance, Elizabeth Vance, John Stlingto l,eni
Vance and William Henry Vance, Margaret Jane
Vance, Eliza Catharine Vance, Theresa Virginia
Vance and John Eldridge Vance, infant children
of Wellington Vance, decd, Defendants.
You are hereby notified, that have fixed upon
the 3rd day of January, 1859, to take and settle at
my office, in Monterey, s'the accounts of Geo. w.
Hull and Benz. F. Jackson, rs Of Wellington
Vance. decd; also, to ascertain and report the
debts unpaid contracted by said Wellington Vance,
decd in his life time. in the course Of his business
as osensbe owner of the entire property that pass
ed in his name-alsO to ascertain and report to the
Court the rents and profits Of the real estate (pur-
chased in the name Of said Wellington Vance, decd
of the defendant John Sitlington) since the death.
Of said Wellington Vance, Decd and who has
had the use and enjoyment Of said real estate, and
received the rents thereof, if the same has been
rented out and also the amount, if ything is still
due to the defendant John Stlington on account Of
the purchase money of said land''-reouired to be
taken by decree Of Highland Circuit Court, rem
dered on the 4th day Of October, 1885, in suit in
Chancery depending in said Court, in which you
are parties, Plaintiffs and Defendants at which
time and place you are required to attend.
Given under nv hand. as Commissioner in Chan
Gerry of the said Court the day and year first afore-
said. A. STEPHENSON.
November q, IS5S.---4w
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-18
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Monterey, Highland Co., va, Nov. 10th, 1858.
THO Andrew W. Cannon, David I.ockridge, An
/ drew Lockridge, Elizabeth Lockridge, W iam
Lockridge George ". Lockridge, Robert Lock
ridge in his own right and Robert Lockridge and
John Bradshaw, Adm'rs Of Robert Lockridge, ST.,
decd, Sarah Ann Gwin, Mary E. Gwin, Susan E.
Gwin and Catharne j. Gwin. children of Jane
Gwn decd, late Jane Iockridge, Robert Sitting
A. Porter, Andrew Damron, Felix K. Hull, and
Jacob P. Stricken and Polly his wife:
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 8th day of January, 1852 to take and settle at
my office, in Monterey, the accounts of hobart
Lockrdge and John Bradshaw, Adm'rs. of Robert
Loekridge, SEN, decd, including the sale money
OF the slave. sold by the said Administrators; and
also to shew the balance due on account Of liens
against the lands of Robert Lockridge, ST., dec'o:,
as shown by decree of the Circuit Court of Bath
County, or otherwise required to be taken by the
Decree of Highland Circuit Court, rendered on the
Sth day of May, 1858. in suit in Chancery de-
pending in said Court, between Andrew W. Cam
ron, Plaintiff, and George W. Lockridge and 9TH
ers, Defendants, at which time and place you are
required to attend. Given under my hand as Com
missioner in Chancery Of the said Court, the day
and year first aforesaid.
A. STEPHENSON.
November o. 1S52-Aw