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a. P.JANvIER. Secretary.
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FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES Of FAMILY PHI PHIYsIG
that within the OF
rarely withstand evade the Their penetrating proper
search and cleanse and nygorae portion Of the hui
organism, correcting its diseased ACTION and restoring its
Invalid who is bowed down with pain physical debility is
simple and inviting.
only do they the day complaints OF everybody
but also formidable and dangerous diseases The agent
below named pleased to furnish gratis American Alma
nae containing certificates Of their and directions for
the following complants Cosyeness Heartburn
Headache arising from dsordered Stomach Nausea Indiges
ton Pain in and Morbid Inaction of the Bowels Fatuency,
Loss of Appetite Jaundice and other kindred complaints
arising from low state Of the body obstruction of s unc
TONS They excellent alternative for the renovation Of
restoration of and strength 70 the system
| debitated by disease
| Ayers Cherry PectOral.
For the rapid Of Coughs Colds Inuenzas
Group Bronchitis 1ncpen Consumption and for the relief OF
Conumptive Patients in advanced stages of the disease
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and are the
aboud in publicly KNOWN who have been restored
from alarming and desperate diseases of the lungs by IL
Wh tried ts superiority every other msd
cine Of its kind and where
its virtues are KIN the public longer hes tie what anti
doe employ for the iressng aud dangerous affections
the pulmonary that incident climate. While
many inferior remedies thu the ity have failed
apd d carded this has gained friends by trial.
eed bsnehts on the afflicted they never Forget and
duced too numerous and remarkable be forgotten
Prepared by DR. j. C. AVER GO, lowell Mass. Fo
| sale by J: WRIGHT CO.,
| ~, Nos q a Isl Charres street. n O..
| all Dealers. d22 6m
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Yew @heaas Daily Gseste gaesdau ernin gauuag T. 1859
MISCELLANEOUS.
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FIRE CRACKERS, FRUITS, etc., etc, ese.

TIRE CRACKERS, FRUITS, etc., ETC., ese.
FIRE CRACKERS-IO0O boxes. IA ss -ss-45s
s$ RAIsINs-3o00 pkgs MR. and Layers. wholes. halves
and quarters. 80
CURRANTs-50 casks Zante ~
PRUNES--26 casks German.
PECANs-250 barrels and sacks Texas.
ALMOEDS-so bales each, Hard snd soft shelled.
BUCKWHEAT-250 boxes
q YEAST PoWDERs-2D barrels and 50 Preston i
MerriI1s. ~ = - - - y
CODFISH-1000 packages.
In store and for sale by A. d. GRIEF CO.,
dill I'm s.s -s..-5ssts- So Old Levee ntreet.
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nOCTUR EOOFLAND'S
~ CELEBRATED
GE MAN BITT R 8,

TNOCTOR &OOELAND'S
~ CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTE RS,
Prepared by Dr. @. NJ. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pl
Will eHectnally Cure
Liver Complaint Dyspepsa Jenn6ice, Chronic Hervon
Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys and all Diseases
arising from discrdered Liver or Stomach
Such
Constipation Inward Piles Fulness Blood the Head
Acidy Of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food
Fullness Weight the Stomach EruetsonB Sink
ing Fkeriug at the PHI of the Stomach, Swimming
hs Head Hurried and difficult Breathing Fluering
Heart, Choaking sufocang sensations when in lying
and Dull Pain in the Head Deficiency of Perspraion
Yelowness of the Skin and Eyes Pain in the Side Back
Chest Limbs Sudden Flushea of Heat Burning in the
Flesh Constant 1maginings of Evil and great Depression
Of Spirits.
The proprietor calling the attention of the public to thif
preparation does with feeling of the utmost confidence
Its virtues and adaptation the diseases for which
rlended.
years. trial before the people,
reputation and sale Is unrvalled by similar preparations
ant The testimony In its favor given the most prominent
and we'll known physicians and individuals in all of this
country immense and careful persal of the Almanac puh
shed annually by the and be had gratis OF
his Agents. cannot but satisfy the skeDcal that THE
remedy really deserving the great celebrity has obenea
Principal ofce and Manufsctoy, No. 4ls ARCH street. Phil
adelphia. Pa
J. WRIGHT CO.,
$50 1y4W q and Isl Charities sweet
HENRY NJ. FAIRCHILD 4 CO., COMMITS
II SION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, WHOLE
SALE GR0CERS and Dealers in Norht and Western Pro
N's'' No. IS soUTH COMMERCE. STREET,
MoBILE, ALA.
acash advances made consgnmens to friends
in New Orleans. ol5 3m
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CANDY AGENCY-THE UNDERSIGNED, having
~ been appointed agents for the celebrated ANCHOR CAN
DY have $50 boxes rs and 50 lbs EACH also IS
Fancy Confectionery which offer The trade at reduced
prices The above Candy be equal any
Is made JAMES SPEAKE & CO.,
- d. I'm 3Tchouptoulss street.
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wM STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be that 10Th March, 1883 before the
subscriber Justice Of Peace in and for the city
personally appeared Cherlea Briggs President and H. F. jan
Yier Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Of
New Orleans who being duly according to law do &C.
the and true.
Correct transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presiden
Fl. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
swono and subscribed before this 10th day Of March,
4. D. 1853 c. M. BRADFORD,
Board Trustees have resolved to interest Of six
per cent on the outstanding certificates of profits on
and second Monday May next and to redeem.
after that date the issued Of the 1855
provisions Of heir charter cash capital of i've
hundred thousand dollars and they have further declared
a scrip dividend of FORTY-TWO PER CENT. on the net
earned of the year ending February a. 1853 for
which certificates will be issued and after the hrs day of
June 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CAREIERE, Vice President.
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Louisiana Intelligence.

The Morehouse Advocate of the 25th ult says:
We learn from well authenticated source that
the Bayou Bartholomew, at Point Pleasant, has risen
two or three feet since the late heavy rains fitcon-
tnues to rise as rapidly for week or ten days, there
will be ample water for our bayou packets.
From the yermillionville Echo of Saturday last,
we obtain the following lively little item:
On Monday last stranger was seen about this vii
lage trying to sell horse at very snspiciousy low
price, Before night another stranger arrived in search
of horse, that had disappeared from neighboring
town under suspicious circumstances. The s0i-disant
horse vendor was arrested and imprisoned in the
parish jail The next morning when the jailor went
to look after his prisoner, whom he had left chained
the night before, he found the manacles cut apart
with file, but no one there to tell how they came in
that damaged condition. Some one picked up the
following letter which was handed to US as literary
curiosity.
desemb.r q, 1855 (
To t Rs. Pi,s sf i isfsss e 'Ass
bein as wos in pinch triie make by sellin
exspens Now let that nobody els with emmy
pre will stay in such phase as ure oil ae sech mite as las
mnch obleeged TO the gentlemen as furnished witt
that hle s
The Rapides Democrat of Wednesday last says:
We have at our office two samples of sugar from
the plantation of NJ. Calhoun, ESQ., and made by Mr.
Assman, whose experience as sugar boiler is unsur
passed.
One of the specimens is made from the cane, ane
is decidedly superior to any we have seen; while thu
other is made from the moasses, and will compar,
favorably with any sugar made in the parish.
The Opeousas Courier of Saturday last says:
| Owing to the rains which have fallen in parish
since two or three weeks past, the planters hav'
stopped hauling their produce since last week AMI
people are kept housed up by the inclemency Of tn
weather.
The Bayou Sara Ledger Of Saturday last says:
| Never since we can recollect have we witnessed
such sloppy, disagreeable and unbearable weather.
that which we are suftring- for the ran it rainet
every day. Our streets were neverin worse cond
ton and it is so uncommon a thing to see an empt
wagon or buggy mired down in street, which i
good weather is as floor and as pleasant to driv
| over as n shellrOad,
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Frona Axixollss.

-, !. ID L.ss.sfts i. -
The Washington eorrespondsns q W New York !
York Times writes, on the 9th & IL
Ihaye obtained some further detaiR Il he impor.
tant mining news lust received from Alfncns. Wiz
will be read with interest Tie letters lining ths
intelligence are from E. Brevooyt, ESD, wealthy
merchant Of ARIZONA James AZ Ia,ceG. OFT Of ~
Probate Court Of Dona Ana Coupty !; s.. q, Beor.
Sheriff Of said County and 8. Hart Esq i large +
capitalist, formerly from Missouri. Lieut.. Nowry,
the delegate from Arizona, certies these parties =
honorable, upright and prudent gentlemen. whoso
statements may be received with implicit condolences
They state that gold has been discovered an alouR
lagos distance q hundred and uixty q hundred
and seventy miles. thus giving quits a extensive
golo p tha 4. y -. 49, q
ecember there wsre over ~ hnrysd ~, 80 y o,S
with the rndest ness 81 one-ati s ~ iig fs
four to hnnssd ma fiftv doilars - 5ssI a.
~ the mners had sf5Tck fhs ri v !, 4 I, IA.
depth IT over tWentv Ia. and we're tskine ont ~
ayeraps Of iffv doIIsSs ner sIsv = Ia ha,d 80 =
The seenf ~ IL 1lverisn 1Ss;is ~, Tsrs.v ,.,,c,<
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HREAT BARGAINS-GREAT BARGAINS
FORTY PER CENT. DEDUCTION.
No, 81 ROYAL STREET, between Customhouse and Bien.
vile streets, New Orleans.

Just open m extensive assortment French German
LOOKING-GLASSES Gilt Frames and Imitation do; Orna-
mepted and Plain Wood of style for Glasses Portraits
Engravipgs Photographs, etc. -
His superior and splendid stock offered forty per
year. twenty cent below the lowest
ket prices
B-Every article guaranteed and the choice Looking
Glasses with double thickness The above considerable
ton owing the discount allowed and the decline in glasses
Guiding guaranteed for ten years.
Gallery of Paintings, Engrayfhgs and Ltho-
graphs the greatest masters is exhibited for sale
siderable reduc tion.
A large variety of Tassels, Pins. Clasps etc. j
PARTET AND AMBROTYPE GLASSES.
FOR sALEA of Stereoseopc Views, excessively low
to close consignment. So
HSF.Paippgs Renovated, nib 6m
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rILDlNGs. PLATING AND BROWNING BY
VI GALVANOPLASTY, with new Process Of TIMING.

N1LDINlS, PLATINtf AND BRUNZlNG By
VI GALVANOPLASTY, with new Process of Thinning.
BY @. RO YER,
1853 Charities street, near the Orleans Hotel.
Galvans for gliding plating and bronzng Is theory fer
the realization of which long practice is necessary.
The undersigned has given proofs during the ten years he
has established in this city that he has realized it.
add that the confidence which he has been fortunate
merit due not only the result of his knowledge
practice but also to the assured by his probity
has instance for those who have been dissatisfied
newed all defective work sent from his shop during his absence
In Europe.
o. Ronyer years spent costly expert
mens succeeded in discovering rather inventing
process for thinning by means Of gavanisn.
He will therefore undertake timing of chatting dishes
Dishes ureens etc. in all Styles for steamboats, hotels board
ing houses, etc., etc., etc.
my29 IT, c. ROUYER
mr.. BROCKLEBANK, DENTIST, has removed
- from his old Office Lafayette Square to A Camp street,
near Grsvier. d I'm
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offering for SALE liberal terms to the trade and
of oil better article of Refined Cotton seed Oil
than been sold before in this city and reduced price
This Oil is warranted to burn in lamps better and will
the win bete and is cent cheaper Than Lard
Oil.
1t for in quantities to sn customers the Factory
No. "A New Levee street, New Orleans
= M
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DEMORUELLE, Dealer,
AT the Old Basin, Of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster of Paris, Shin
giles Lats Slaves. Also English French and American Fire
Bricks and all kinds of Firewood.
HOrdersfrom the country promptly and CAREFUL yaenaeo
au3 ly
uERKlNGS AE'LOAT-50h half barrels Herrngs, for
' - GEO. W. HYNsoN & co., ~ &
dill 81 Camp street,
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years several establishments which created titles on
false pretensons."
The Opinione Of Turin states from Lombardy that
the greatest activity regns in the arsenal OF Venice
that the number of workmen there has been doubled
and that warke stores Of all sorts are being brought
in It adds that several arrests have taken place at
Ma and that seventeen students have been arrested
at Pava where several houses have been searched for
arms, many of which have been seized The garrison
has been increased by a field battery. 5 80
1t has already been stated that the Archduke
Charles Louis, brother to the Emperor of Austria
lately visited the Pope The Opnione states that he
is formally intrusted with political mission, the OBJ
to occupy some new points Of the Legation with
Austrian troops, in order to be prepared against
| outbreak. >. - ss{4is
1t is affirmed that the Sandman Government has
sent to ts diplomatic agents abroad circular relative
to the rumors of war with Austria declaring that
nothing whatever hitherto has arisen to confirm such
| assertions.
A gentleman who was engaged to write up the pc
litica prisons Of Naples, has made report of his
visit to Procida He found there 1896 political prise
and their food was so bad that they could not eat it
They were, however, permitted to buy from without
something more suitable to their tastes The part o.
the establishment appropriated to political prisoners
was better than that set apart for criminals, and YET
when the gentleman and his companions left it they
were covered with lice The hospital OF the criminals
is reported as "indescribably dirty" The hospital
Of the political prisoners was clean, but every oed
was furnished with chain fastened to the wall pass
ing under the Clothes and one prisoner was bound
with the chain, although he was in the last stage 9
consumption. The visitor was astonished at TINS
humanity " but be was told that it was necessary
as it impossible to set the usual guard on TIT
i prisoners when ill. s7 'i.F
Journal OF Venice has been warned By the poliet
ON account Of its having either openly covert,
manifested its hostility to Austria.
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OTEL ARRTV AIS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
Nm. L. Walters, PROPRIETOR.

MT L. NMterS, FT0PTtet".
co e Elliott, Richmond Chas Friend
Pete sburg; Cart. B r Gayle, Baltimore
Henry Reimers, Mr.. Wyett, Miss Wyett
New York; Col. W 4 Tsliaferro, Jr., Mat.
the"s County; A b Wilbar, Sunsbury, N C;
Captain J c Rich, U 8 Marine Corps; Capt
Nussbaum, Virginia; J A Spencer, Cam.
den; W G Baldwin, Wilmington; VIM W
l"S,ns, L r Jordan, Nansemond; Mir. Fere.
e"s aod lady, \ c; " W CarTawss, Jr.,
Pr'nceeS Anne.
MERCHANTS aOrEL NORFOLK,
joh" Smith, IT,, Propristor.
Captain Carter, Virginia; William Ronol,
Lyney, Miles Boyles, Great Bridge; Jacob
i johnson, Nansemond; William A Duke,
Camden, n G; Victor Martin, North Caro-
lima: ID kayanaugh, Boston: G s Rrockett,
Tarboro, G; Charles v Hill, Currituck, n
c; + LAWYER, G h Dickinson, Walter W
Hill. Chas N Brown, Miss Emma Merton,
Mrs. Lewis. New York; Demos Bell. VIM
Gordoa, Vim Mercer, North Carolina; NJ V
Gilbert, Walter Il Russell Elizabeth City.
y {: Jas CorweIl, Currituck; William II
Davis. Warwick.
OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOur I'll.
Watts d Easnaer.oa, Proprietoys
Hon. ID K McRse, North Carolina; T Z
Butt, Ii Nash, VI Sykes, = II Daughtry,
" Old, Virginia; F C Goodridge, Texas;
J II Smith, Alabama; o NJ Vinai, Moses
Prink, Maine; treoyge " Butler, Mrs N Ii
and child, 4 l. Meinkheim,
New York; Jos Willitts, Philadelphia; G
browning, New Jersey; Purser j Fl Wood
cock, Steamer Roanoke: + Stewart, FL
Stewart, Va.
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A Chariestown (Vs.) correspondent says
the bodies of Copeland and Green, the two
negroes executed ct that plscs, were inferred
decently, but were afterwards dag up and
taken possession of by the medical students.
Monday mornings son OF Merton Wright,
of Wayne, Indiana, aged sixteen years, being
i'll at school was sens home. when he shot
himself through the head
A Erenchman In Buffalo has conceived the
notion that board may be propelled at the
speed of oae hundred sssles an hour.
4 meeting Of soldiers of the war OF 1919 is
to be held at Columbus, Ohio, on the 10th of
January.
Lieut.. Julian May, OF the U...Ststes Army,
ia dead. His death occurred In Hsw Nsxics,
where he was ststtsnsd-
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A CHRISTMAS TREE.--FOr the benefit Of the
Orphans of st. Mary's Asylum, q Christmas
Tree will bs exhibited over the store of Mr.
j. d. Dawson, No. As, East Main street,
commencing on Wednesday next. Those
who desire to assist the Orphans can have
an opportunity to contribute on this occs-
sion. ~
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KgnmEaAa's GRAsD CONCERT will take
place at Oxford Hall, Portsmouth, this even
ing, on W hich occasion he will DO assisted by
his large class. Also pupils from Norfolk.
Our trienos should a0t miss this opportunity
to hear the musical prodigies from beth sides.
Admission only IL cents.
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Selected
EXPRESSLY
FOR
Medicinal
AND
FAMILY
USE.
Selected

"A. j. MUM q CO.'S,
y Wide Water Street, next door ~
lie II S. O. MERwIN e. Co.. Auct'rs.
TT you want an elegant Spiced Round of Bee
Jones, and he will supply you with great
many other goods, which suit the Christmas
times. JE JONES,
de 20 No. 2 Campbell's wharf.
Christmas and Holiday Presents.
NOW Is THE TINE
TO GILT YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
CALI AT j. N. FREEMAS's
JEWELRY STORE,
- Corner Main and Talbot Sts.,
ASp MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM ONE OF THE
Most Magnificent and Extensive
5 q 3 T NJ Z n T S
THAT HAS EVER BEEN SEEN IN NORFOLK.
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST CT NEW
AND COME TO FFiREEmAr,s
AND SELECT A BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS
PRESENT.
Gold Watches Of superior quality and exquisite
Silver Hurting Levers. English and Swiss
makes.
Ssts Of rich Carbuncis, Coral. Lava, Enamel.
Jet, Malikite, All Gold, Cameo, and Mosaic
Ear Rings, Pins and Bracelets,
Enamel, Coral. Lava, Jet, Pearl, Carbuncie
Pins in great profusion.
Diamond, Cameo, Carbuncle and other Stone
oot hingss III every StyAes
Bracelets, consisting Of Cameo, All Gold, Lava
and Chain Bracelets,
Chatelaine Guard, Vest and Fob Chains,
Gold Thimbies, Shields, spectacles and Eye
Glasses,
Bosom and Sleeve Buttons. in every style and
variety,
Silver Forks, Spoons. Ladies, Tsngs, Ice Cream
Knives, Butter Knives. Sugar Spoons, Pie
Knives, Salt Stands, Egg Spoons. &c, &c.
Plated Ware, an unusually large, rich and
beautiful patterns.
Fancy Goods, consisting OF Work Boxes, Jew.
elry Cases, Glove Boxes, Toilet stands,
Butter Coolers, Fruit Stands, with many
useful and desirable articles too numerous
10 mention.
fREEMAN'S is the place where variety and
richness of display can only be found in the
city, and as the stock is unusually large, would
invite all to come and see and with the ready
cash great bargains can be had.
FREEMAN'S is the place to buy fine rich
goods, at low figure Recollect at No 20,
corner of Main and Talbot is the only place
you may expect to find
de 81 FREEMAN,S Establishment
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ONLY ONE We have heard OF but one accls
dent resulting rom the use of Fire.arm' this
Christmas in Portsmouth yoIng man hsd
the end of his thumb somewhat disnguFed on
Sunday night by the premature discharge OF q
Pistol.
PEAsoNAL.-The Hon. d K McRae, was A.
mone the Ocean House arrivals. on Saturday
This gentleman was the Opposition Candidate
for Governor Of North Carolina in the csm
paign of 1858, hut was defeated by Gov. Eilis'
He is a very prominent member OF the bar al
the Old North state.
His Honor, Mayor George w Gfice has re
turned to Portsmouth slid has assumed the
MAY crafty Lbar
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A New Srogy BY CoBB.-The Ledger Tor
January 7th has come to hand, and contains
a new story by sylvaaas Cobb, Jr., the well
known and popular writer tor the Ledger
Call ct No, ~. Day Book Building and get
copy.
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Auction Sales.
JAS. G. POLLARD, Auct'r,

TO the Highest Bidder.
THE FARM, FURNITURE, HORSES,
CARTS, PLOWS, &C.
WILL BE SOLD, without reserve, to the
w hi hest bidder on the premises, We'd
clock,
THE FARM
Called - trushwaed - situated Just at Moore s
Bridges Ia miles from Norfolk. on the Prin-
cess Annh Road, It contains about 50 acres,
cleared and partly plowed for next season. we'll
fenced, and the land in excellent condition
The House is new, and contains four rooms
II is extra good trucking land. About h OF a
msie rom Brushwood's is 20 acres OF wood
land, which will be sold with Brushwood
Any one wanting nice little Truck Farm
not far from the city, will find this good time
10 buy, "a it viii be sold positively
After The sale OF the Farm, every article on
it will be sold.
1t has good landing On Broad Creek.
TsTmsi-3 cash, year for the balance on
the land; ior the effects on the Farm cash.
WILLIAM UNWIN,
JAMES UNWIN,
de % ii JAS POLLARD, Auct'r.
SALE OF VALUABLE STAND FOR RU-
SlNESS IN HAMPTON.
OA Virtue ofa Decree OF the Circuit Court OF
~ Elizabeth City County. pronounced on the
nth day OF December, 1859, in the suit of Arm
lstead VS.. Schneiy and others, viii be sold at
the Cross street, in Hampton, on SATURDAY j,
the Dist dag of December, 1859, at l2 o'clock,
o. Thar valuable Store and Dwelling
E;ia House In hampton, at the Northwest
Ex corner Of King and Queen streets, one
Of the best business stands in the place, with
the small stores on Queen street adjoining
Also the lot of land in the rear of Queen street,
with the privilege Of the 10 foot lane.
TERMs-One-third cash, and the balance in
one and two years, to be secured by bonds with
surety, carrying interest from date, and lien on
the premises. Possession given on lst January.
TAZEWELL TAYLOR, lCo,,
CHAS. x. MALLORY, "o"' '''
dec 2i-eodtd
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LONDON DOCK
BRANDY.
Vintage '46 and as.

Vintage '46 and As.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and Madeira Vines,
"&egler 3" 8 yrs. Oh,
And other choice
RYE WHISKEYS.
"Guinness's" Xxx
Qwbtsn and Londo.
Porter,
Can always be had iron.
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cssk, or from the
Store, in quantities 10
| suit everybody al