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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15

CARD.-Having understood that II is
~ currently reported that have broken, and
made an assignment, &c, | will only say in re-
DIV that | am not broke, not even bent. but am
70 be found at nv old stand, No. l4l King street,
Cready TO pay dollar for dollar) where is to be
found as large ali assortment OF SADDLES,
HARNESS, and every other article in my line
as WAS ever offered in this market.
esb 15-ow W. +. PADGETT.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY WALL X OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
r ARGE STOCK OF FINE lMPOkIE Ed
LIQUORS. WINES AND CoRDiALN,
BOIRBON, MONONGAHELA AND OLD
RYE WHlSKEY. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Owing to unexpected business arrangements
elsewhere. the Messrs. Moner X Co. at New
YORK will discontinue their agency IN TINS cry
ard vii. on Tuesday. the 18Th instant, at ten
{. cOck Il. 81, at the store No. 267 Pennsylvania
auenue, opposite the National Hotel. offer their
ex'ensi! re and cted stock at auction.
We name
Fine pure French B~randies, III and casks,
Otard, SeIgnette and other ~bTauds-bGquit
tricochee. Larochelle proprietors.
Also, fine Branches IN demjoGns and bottles
Superior Old Rye, Nonongahela and Bourbon
Whisky. These are very fine.
Also, d fine stock OF pure old Madeira and
Port Wines
Bordeaux. Anmesetts, Maraschine, Curacao.
Noyau and Perfect Love Cordlals.
Red Seal. Cabinet, Perrlor and other choice
Champagne.
Margdux, Medoc, ST Julian, and other IIaret
Wine: also, by sample, 10 one-eishth CASTS
Rochelle high favored Brandy, anG % cases Of
Claret and Champagnes, III bond IN the George
tow house.
Attention Of dealers and others Is called 10
this sale OF hrst class Liquors. They VIII oe
sold in lots 10 suit.
Terms al sale
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NvOTICE.-The undersigned. having Pur,
\ chased the interest OF I. NJ McCoeMIcX
N the late firm Oft. VI McCoRNICK q tRo. vii
continue tue GROCERY AAD COMMISSION
BUSINESS, at the old stand, Theatre Building
ieb IS L" VI
rS.,,.l
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l.r nnn OR EIGHT THOUSAND
.OD.OUt DOLLARS-Wanted, Six or
eight thousand dollars. Tor three or i've years.
for which security will be given on real estate,
situated on Pennsylvania avenue, between sth
and 10Th streets. Said property rents for b3,SOO
per annvm, and is very valuable. For further
particulars, address, JAMES TOWLES,
Property Agent, Washington City, h street,
north. No. 80, between Sth and 9th rs. west.
Washington. feb 2-ti
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nv : ]. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BY ). J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
n EAL ESTATE AT AUCTlON.-O"
IL Thwsd1y the 14h day OF January, 1898.
at II o'cork. ", will be offered Tor sale, on the
premises the extensive establishment on The cor
ner OF Queen and 81. Asaph streets, III this city
~ known as the ALEXANDRIA ACADEMY =
g. The buildings are all OF brick three stories
in height, with Easements; OF best material and
workmanship; are fully supplied with gas and
water. and thoroughly heated by iues They
were built ex pr-ssIy tor an extensive Boarding
School. and are admirably adapted for that pur'
pose. but admit. with a moderate outlay, OF
a change into three commodious Dwellings.
For lurtaer particulars, apply, prior 10 the
sale. 10 ROBERT BROCkETT.
Terms A. sale, dec l5-2awts
IL The above sale is postponed TO Thursday
the 18Th daye February, at same place aud hour
ian l4-2awts RObl bho'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15

NEED>! SEEDS >EEDSm
y 200 push. Prime Clover Seed
50 " " Timothy DO
So " Herds Grass, or Red Top DO
50 " Orchard Grass Go
Is " kent's Blue Grass do
500 " Potato Oats, for Seed
IS " Chinese Sugar Cane Seed
. " Onion Cloves and Sets, Usage
Orange Seed &c, for sale by
ADDISON, WALLACE Il co,
teb II No. %, Union 81.
FRESH ARRIVAL
10 hhds New Orleans Sugars
5 prime Sugars
5 bbls. New Orleans MoIasses
10 " Crushed Sugar
80 boxes AdamdntIne Candles
10 bbls. Vinegar. This day landing from
Schooner Fairfax, and for sale by
GRAY, MILLER * Co,
feb II corner OF King and Water-sts.
UBS, SPOKES, FELLOES, SHAFTS,
Innings, Cloths. Carriage Canvass. Leather
tucaratns, Bands, Handles, Knobs, joints, Col
lars, SIldes, Files, Nal, Castings, Laces, fnnges'
Ia sells. hc, DC, &c.
Every article in the Coach FINDING Line,
cheap for cash ELVANS & THOMPSON,
Sign d Tue Red Wheel, 800 Pennsylvania avenIe,
Washington, ID, C., feb lO-2w
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1t il announced that the steamer Bait
more will make an extra trip to Richmond
to accommodate those intending to be present
at the inauguration Of the statue of Wash
ingtou on Monday. Those having tickets for
the occasion 81 uld be at the wharf on San
dav tv IL 80, as the boat will leave at l.
o'clock p%rcci-eiv
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Virginia Legislature.

In the Senate, on Friday. bills were repor-
ted to an end the 9th section Of chapter l49
of the Code, so as to suspend the limitations of
actions for store accounts, or iebt, by simple
contract, for one year from the death OF the
debtor.
To amend chapter 40 Of the Code, so as to
exempt one slave in every family from seIz-
u-e for debt.
To amend the act entitled IAN Act to
amend the act passed on the l4th dag of Feb
ruary, 1856. concerning the terms Of the
Circuit courts in the 18th district
70 amend the 4Sth section of the Ssh
chapter OF the Code Of Virginia, ~ as To
require inspectors Of fl lur to return quarter
" 10 the Auditor Of Public Accounts state
ment of articles inspected, fees and com pen
sation received, and expenses, and To pay IN
to the treasury any money in tue hands OF
the Inspector required by law to be so paid.
4 communication was received from the
House OF Delegates announcing the passage
Of sundry bills AMI also the adoption OF a
resolution providing Tor the election o! GER
tain public u~ficers on the 18th inst.
Mr.. Warth moved as an amendment, the
18th instant, which was adopted.
Senate bill TOR the reliet Of the SOuthslde
Railroad Company was, on motion Of Mr..
Campbell, taken w. Mr.. e.. then offered the
following ryder: ,
And, provided, that if in the opinion Of
the Board Of Public Works rhe revenues of
said company shall justify it, the said per
centum Of payment into the Treasury upon
the increased net revenues shall be enlarged
t, such amount as the Board OF Public " 9rk'
may direct.
The bill and ryder then ssed-y yeas IS,
noes 5.
The bill for the consolidation of the North
Western Virginia aud Baltimore and ONO
Railroad came up as the unfinished business
Of the day. TIE question was on an amend
ment offered by Dir. Caldwell. Mr.. "arth
moved to reconsider the vote by winch the
substitute of Mr.. BrannOn to the original
bill was adopted.
The vote on the motion resulted IN Its
adoption. Ayes %. nays 10.
The question then being on the suhstl-
tutr, Mr., Caldwell offered an amendment
recurring the b .ltinure and Oliu Railroad
to satisfy tn. Board OF Public Works that
the CITY Of Wheeling shall receive xix per
cent ou 5000 shares now owned by 1t m
that road. The amendment was defeated.
Ayes Is, nays u.
MIR. Caldwell then offered an amendment,
reualriDs as a condition to the consoIIda-
ton that the Baltimore and ONO Railroad
shall break up the Benwood connection -
This amendment was defeated. Ayes 10;
NAYS D.
Other amendments being defeated, tho
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Dead,

CHARLESTON. Feb. l3.-Gen. Wade lamp.
ton, of South Carolina, died suddenly on his
plantation, in Mississippi, 10Th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15

"a FOR SALE.-Ths HOUSE ANDLOI
tss. in the village OF Wildwood, Clarke county,
Va, formerly the residence OF DIR. Robt n. Lit
tie, on reasonable terms. 1t is one OF the most
desirable IN the place, either for a private rest
dencp, or tor a public house, there being none IN
the place. Any one wishing TO purchase, by
writing TO me, at Salem, P. o. F~auquier Co,
Va, will be promptly replied to
Il L.. HORNER.
Salem, Fauquisr Co, Va, dec 22-eotf
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NJ ERCIaL.
The

BALTIMORE, Feb. l3-Flour dull, unchanged;
super $3.50. but some can be bought al S4.37.
Wheat receipts light; red l0ol5l no; white Ito
GI.25, a lot OF very choice brought 35c. Corn
5aa56c. for white and yellow. Whiskey firm,
2ltg2c
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xGEoRGETowX Yesterday morning
early the carpenters shop of Mr.. CiSset, in
Georgetown situated near the Methodist
Protestant church, was set on fire and coz
sumed, with it's contents. We regret to hear
of these frequent evidences Of an incendlary
spirit in our sister community MAJ. Int. Of
Saturday.
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Washington, feb l3-ts

Washington, feb l3-ts
HUMMELSHINE, SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.-The undersigned, Commission
ers appointed, under aud by virtue OF a decree
of the Circuit Court OF Alexandra County pro-
nounced al its November term, 1897, IN the case
of White. administration OF SucSley, against the
heirs OF Richard Libby, decd, and Others, we
shall expose 10 sale on the premises, al pubic
auction, TO the highest bluder, on me %5rd d"g oi
Februvu. 1888, 6eiur,en the hours Of 10 Z otonr,
a. ", aud 2, p. ~, OF that day, II the weather
be hot Indictment, otherwise, OH the next iaIr
day, at the same time and place, the following
REAL ESTATE, that is to say, a LOI or
GROUND. situated on The north side o! Duke,
between Water and UEion streets, IN the cIty oi
Alexandra. and bounded as follows Beginning
OH Duke street l5l 3-l2 feet 10 the eastward OF
Water street, and running back thence wI'a
Duke street 20 feet; thence ~noTthwardly and
parallel wiki Water street las i-l2 10 a 80 ie"t
alley; thence eastwardly with the line OF the
said alley 20 feet; thence 20 the beginning. On
&zA this lot, there Is a two story bkl'h
ABUlLplNG. fronting on Duke street 20
feet, and running back las 4-l2 feet, IN toIera-
Bile good order; also. a BRICK IENEMENl
on the said alley, also, al the same ume aud
place, and upon the same terms and conditions,
a AJANl LII VT OpoUFD, dIJOiHlHS VII
the west side OF the herein before described
brick building, fronting on the north side OF
Duke street n 1912 feet, and running back 100
fee. This property is well located, being very
near Union street, where all the burden trans
of the Orange and Alexandra Railroad, arrive
and depart.
TERNs or SALE -One.tenth OF the purchase
money 10 be paid down, the balance IN .. -,
and IS months. in equal payments, with interest
from the day of sale, the purchaser executing
his notes. payable 10 the Commissioners, with
| approved endorsers. AMI upon failure 10 comply
with the terms OF sale, the property 10 be resoid
al the risk and cost of Ike detauitIng purchaser,
giving 10 days previous notice III the AIeNau-
dria Gazette Of said second sale. The title 10
this property is undoubted, having been IN the
actual possession OF Richard Libby and his
heirs since the year lSl2-but We shall sell on
ly such right and title, as Is vested IN US, as
Commissioner aforesaid.
CHRISTOPHER NEALE, ! Comm'rs.
GEORGE w. BRENT, OF Sale.
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ROCKINGHAM FAMILY FLOUR, for
IL sale by Ifeb y DIS. GWlN d SoN.
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IUGAR.-Crushed, Refined, and BsowH Su-
gars al reduced prices. JUS received IN
store, and for sale by JOHN A DINrN,
fsh 10 FANNY Grocer.
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FINE CArrLE-The Washington Union
saws :-"Three noble, tatted beeves almost
equal to those raised in the BLUEGRASS region
of kentucky we're led down the avenue yes-
terday morning. They were raised by John
P. Dulany, esq, Of L,udoun county, Viz
ginia, and have been purchased by Mr..
Hoover"
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y1ONE DUST AND SUP. PHOS. LINE.
warranted equal 10 any now Manufactured
We are prepared TO receive orders tor the above
manures. ADDISON, WALLACE X co,
teb II No. -. Union Il.
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Nos. 1876, l27, and I39 Water street, and
No. 25l Broadway, cor. Murray street, n. \.
AGENTS B. W Knowles, Richmond, Va
Rowland 4 Bro. Norfolk, Va; J. H. Thompson
Il Co, Lynchburg, Va; Bell, Frentiss x Co.,
Savannah, ia; o.. Mozange X Co., Mobile, Ala
+ + Twiitv. New Orleans. La. feb 9-eo6w
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Sold in Alexandria, by PEEL n STEVENS,
Wholesale Agents; WI. A. HART, J. K
PIERPOlNT, and by Druggists generally.
throughout the United States. 'eb l@-eolw
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{ 1T E NJ )

The WEATHER.-We have some bHHter'
Notwithstanding the fears that no body would
see snow or ice before next December. IL
showed all day last Friday-and on Satur-
day morning it again "set H. and We hau
a violent Northeast snow storm, which last
ed all day. The boys were skating on Hunt
ing Greek, on Saturday-and the snow Was
piling up in drifts on the land.
SLEIGHIHG The prospect was good, when
our par was put u press on Saturday
night, for some excellent slelghing, aud
should the weather ~coatinue cold we may
expec; to hear the merry gingle OF the sleigh
bells. in great numbers, 90 the streets to-day.
DETENTIoN.-Tne down train on the Orange
and Alexandria R.ilroad, on S,tu rday, was
detained iu consequence OF the snow on the
track. which in some places bad drltted u a
considerable depth. The train did not az
rive until near four o'clock.
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None knew him but t. love him,
None named him but 10 praise.
death came, and like a wintry day,
II cut the lovely flower away

1t is but another impressive, though sad, Illus
t%ra,ion. that "nit in the midst of lie We are IN
death" He has left behind him two devoted
brothers, aud three fond sisters, 10 lament over
his early grave, besides numerous relatives ana
friends, VINO are now lamentlng over hhm WIN
sorrowful hearts. Seldom, indeed, are we called
upon to mourn the loss of a more shmaOI
and worthy person. May he rest in peace!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

q begin the work or any part thereof within the ne
rod nNed o. in The Council be dissatisfied with the
er IN whchthe work il being executed The Council shall
we Dt TO arnu the contract without uttug the
ueia as required By are 1896 Of the Civil Code With
out applying 70 court Of Justice annul the with
%. and It j. also well understood that in the
contractor hhA AZ time abandon She work finish
complete The conformity his contract the said con
tractor shall forfeit all claims he may for any Of
wofk one ny MIN up TO the de OF the Abandonment and the
W shs oe merely discharged from any all liability there
io ana Is also understood that IN the reod
me contractor and his securities shall be held aud
lido 70 pay unto the city all loss difference between the price
winch the contractor originally perform the
rsaijudication ~ " ' " " "
Bids TO be for the whole work couiple,e
New Orleans April u.s. lass.
tsiguedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Boards Of the Common Council w - '
tSgnedl H. T. VENNARn
fSigned JOHN n TiOtTsND I Chamen.
Registered April % 1883.
a24t ce * If II ~ sio,,r,rol,.r
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CRESCENT OFFICE No. 70 Campstreet
Saturday Morning, May l. 1883.
oxf seaerA market has comparatively quiet appear
~s during che week and especially has been
ie nigh with limited supply desirable lists holders
hase eeaesally realized full prices Sugar still
asiss slowly and the tes have
depressed BY large receipts and buyers only
wh lower oers Flour has OF pretty freely gene
zeE A haer prices Corn without change while
wheat hA been rsiher lower Pork and further ad
eed hn ali other kinds Of Provisions have somewhat
dsesd Fehs have been quiet and unsettled shpmasters
eusy demanding considerable advance previous rates
~astA shippers have been unwilling topAy
NssssfdAy morning Published the Arabas adriess
eescn< dates from Liverpool 10 the 18th April They reported
- IN The Mddilng and grades Of Cotton Of Dlze
'psn SALES q only 1900 bales darng week the market
sA.as da and prees feeble The stock port
t1oes bales including $40. 900 American.
c1tfON-.-rhs market opened on Saturday with only
edsras demand snd with firm petensons on the
ne che sales reached barely bales On Monday there
~as lee epeaIy and only bales were sold but
IA tasday some 1900 bales changed hands prices showing no
AaH1ina alteration dsrlng the days On "wednesday
wa lister adress from Europe fully daeoay aeoa 500 bales
.ze aiapoed Of sad Thursday the nnfAvorble a
esea " ne Arabia at hand barely we're sold prices
1s~inz no material change Yesterday about 1000 bales
eHsfd bands At the Of quotations. making total
Tar as week o. only 1890 bales We quote nomiusiy
NUS
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STREET COM'R--OFFiCIAL.

EIRST DISTRICT POUND-Nas brought
to the First District Pound ON Dryades street. between Julia
and Girod Streets As estray--
One bay horse about l5t hands high four feet white,
One horse, about l5s hands high headsta
In The foreh' al, and both hind feet white.
which not claimed within and the expenses
on paid will be sold public depOton SA1UR-
DAY, May ], 1858, at 10 o'clock A NJ.
p. A. GUYOI,, Street Commissioner.
Registered April Is, 1855.
T. ]. HTTSELBERGER,
Deputy Comptroller.
New Orleans, April 49, 1858.
EPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT-n a
II etc conduit depot epAves Premier District
OEyades entire les Julie ct Girod CONNIE epaye-
Tn cheval bal 5s ms de haut environ les quAtre ped
blsnes.
Tn eheys roman, denvron l5S mains de hAut Ayant Ia
frontiers de la bride eoe 'front.' les peds de deeIe
bla
rais pay lis vendu enehere pubque depot
SAhEDl, dc mai 1885, 10 heures A. ~
p. A. GUYOL, Comnissare des rues.
Nouyelle- Orleans, lie 70 AYrl 1855 A2O 20
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WHITE RIVER

Leaves on SATURDAY, May l. at5P.M
IT. FOR WHITE RIVE R-FoE
Astsa baesylle, focnhontas, Jacksonpor all in
tial passenger steamer Europa Thos L. Bailey master !
L. F~egh, clerk is in port receiving freight and will
eaS 10 ABOVE FoF freight or passage apply board
NJ j. ;. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
houfe street - " ~
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Approved April II, IS5S.
islgnedl CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.

Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY sh inst will
adaeate at my office at IL O'Clock NJ the above
SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for fiII-
- ing up with river sand Washington Square, in Third
washington square, which is comprised between ROYAL
DsuphD Frenc ysan Fields Streets shall be ded
up with river sand to grade in hs Of fifteen inches
above the grane ss of the DOORS
regularly be foot below the Of the granite
all round said square, Said grade be established by City
Surveyor TIE sand shall be taken by the from
hattue in front Of Eplanade aud Eysin Fields
from any other batnre be designated by the
vs7or The filling when completed shall be nicely smoohed
on 80 as to present an even surface without rugged ho
low places otherwise Ii shall be rejected.
An the materials shall be furnished by the
as the labor.
order Of the City Surveyor the will be low
enough allow sand to be taken from the battares
pe The thirty dai after uHder penalty dollars
day for each and every day thereafter the
security an amount Of SEQ shall be required to guarantee
the faithful performance Of the contract
The TO be under The supervision City Surveyor
and 10 be reformed to the entire satisfaction OF Hee
Payments in cash on the completion of the work accept
anee Of the same by the City Surveyor.
Is well TODD that in failure by the contractor
70 begin Finish the work any part thereof within Pc
rod liked in the Council be dissatisfied the man
IN which the work Is being executed Council shat
have the right 10 annul the without putting he
contractor in default as required by article 1905 Of the Civil
Code, aud without applying Of Justice to anuu
the same and without indemnify and h is also we'll
stood that IN case the contractor shall tins
work, not finish and complete the conformity with
his contract the said contractor shall forfeit an claims ne may
have for my part Of the work to the date of
men aud that the city shall be thereby discharged any and
the contract be esod the contractor and his securities
held and bound in sodo pay unto the city all or dar
raced perform the work and the price may be
adgdieated At a Re- sale or decentralization.
Bids to he tor the whole work complete
New orlean', April 10, 1858.
Isgqed LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets Landings OF both
Boards of the Common Council
Isignedl John z, HOLLAND, lc,.,.u..
HENRY pUREL,
fuarko f ftnr,a trolar
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RaTu-ei,;r 1l9 -, ". - A W 49,. A.
$500 y, - =, !. -, - = = " 49, - =,
| ,hoAlAN isLAND-sear hnAtan-fut 70 fgnioA hA
cheoa 1eo.
/ BRAZOS SANrIAG0-Schr Nina Sehiner--472 hides
aud box saltperc u Phrlns-lt bales wool Tessonl bd
sn nies 1aps Nisone3 hides 81 sacks wool Dale SKIN
9 pss and = siaS iea @ etadekef Aeeklenberger
hlnes ~ SKINS y bags WOOL VN specie eeause bro'h
ers-S ~ Naneero iSasnaldo-4tp hides MARKS AGO
BELIZE via RuATN-rfe t,reole-Fruit TO Sever Masch
&eo.
INATITIAN-sehr fhino,a-ss loes az mahogany 20 A
coeh,sn t,snsss e;e. n.y. y, 49, VS. u sS
RETIzr uoNnTP Sc,s N. i, halls. skin. is hides
slsg6 81 IN snscs 70 Il ~ ies ,rsanarrle Payro
,,,s>,- - ~, 80 ~ - ~ = Z. -, -.
fENsACoLA-scor union-soOeV fee iumoet 10 t'Aa'e1'
BELIzE-Brg CreoeSl0l5 specie 80 bales sarsaparila
oe hgana-lo' irmt 10 order-
~ - ~ -, "a ~ -, u pia, Nschsc, eco
:, ~ 49,, 80" ~ 80 ~ =, Wv ,,,, s
BAI-Ship NisnrgislOlz IONS ice 10 bos"oe'n Neo-
100 do hoy 1000 feet lumber 70 order.
PASCAGOULA-SteamerA nna-6o 900 feet lumber 10 order
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Leaves on SATURDAY Mays m5PM
IT. THE REGULAR FAST SUMNER

lsstkl1ts U. > mail passenger packet Red Chief j.
&. Shue master. and @, ~. Kouns, clerk, will
leave for Camden, Champagnoe Maria Saline Ouachia City
Trenton Monroe, Colnmla HarsOnburg Trinity and all way
andngs-The RED CHIkF very light draugh and for
fort and speed surpassed by any the rae Here
AFTER she will make regular tenday trips Camden Leaving
"wednesday aud Saturday formerly filled by the K w. McRae
commencing the 2sh Passengers sud shippers all along
The route rely fully the punrtunliy time aen-
ion 10 all business entrusted TO her clerk will be on
the evee early Monday receive freight For further par.
uculars apply on board,
G. L. KoUNs BROS, 2 Front street,
APO j. s. PAGATp. Advertising gent
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Leayes on TnUgspAY, May 6lh. ~ -
on ACHITA RIVER.
Leaves on SATURDAY. May !, at5P NJ.
Regnlar Ten Dav Express PASSENGER Packet.

IT. = FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS VIII
lSSslt1s5- mpgton, Champagnole MoreAu, Pigeon Hills
sssssz% Marie Saline, Alabama Landing Onarhita CITY
sierlngo1 LlebOmond Trenton, Monroe Pine Bluff Cou.
bia Harsonburg Trinity and all intermediate landings on
The ouaeha and Black ryershe elegant and swift passenger
steamer Bluff city. Lewis Snapp master will positively
leave advertised For freight passage apply board
10 NUSE 4 BRO, 5 Front street.
By The steamer Fox will arrival
steamer Blnf City fo Saline river and bartholomew on
alternate trips Gives clear bills OF lading through free
pense with the privilege Of reshppng the Fox a24