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NACKEREL, SALMON, HERRING, etc.
50 barrels No. MACkEREL.
loo hf.
l5U qrs.
80 barrels No. 2
80 hf.
0qrs.
800 bbs No. large
100 hf.
10 barrels SALMON.
Oqrs
l5O kits :.
5ahf do Baltimore ROE HERRING.
100 qrs.
1000 boxes sealed HERRING.
10 drums GOLDFISH.
200 boxes
20 bbls. PICKI.ED GOLDFISH
25 kits TONGUES and SOUNDS.
25 kits HALIBUT FINS for sale by
PINCKARD, STEELE CO.,
MA Ct corner of tiravier and TchonpiouaS streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY OF NEW
ORLEANsIhd JUSTICES Court, Second District Of New
Orleans.
The of the following properties assessed belonging
whose unknown for taxes due by them
the city Of New Orleans for the 1855
hereby cited before the undersigned Justice Of the
Peace and for the Second District Of the city Of New Orleans
within fifteen days from the dale of the first publication this
cstion IN the official Journal of this city answer to the de
site their respective properties together with the interest there
the Of per from this and
per attorneys commissions.
Witness my hand and seal the city of New Orleans, this
18th day Of November, A. ID. 1889
ISigncdl ARTHUR SAUCIER,
iIIEl hid I.rio .loua
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

SALE " WITHOUT RESERVE Of 80 CASES BOOTS, SHOES
and Brogans.
BY E. ROGER & CO.,
Auction Room, No % Old L.evee street.
FTHURsDAY, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ at their auction No. Is Old Levee without
TO close consignment will be sold
. cases Fine Sewed Mems Boots Opera Boots, Congress
Caters and Oxford Ties
rs cases Ladies' Fine Shoes and Boots
loo Boots Shoes and Brogans for men, and
children
ag- TERMs-At sale. nl4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

Engagement for Ono Week Only of Kneeland Adams Il
Hcddens
Campbell Mtnstrcls.
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, Nov IA.
Comprising Miss ANNA HOLT, of Pyne Harrison Eng
lish Opera Troupe
i. 4. KNEELAND, Of Rumsey & Newcombs Campbell
Minstrels
JOHN ADAMS, of Matt. Peele's Campbell Minstrels.
B. BORDWELI. OF Rniner's 4Eolians.
W. w. HIDDEN, of Rumsey Newcomb's Campbell Min
stiels.
NICK FOSTER, of Chrsiy's Minstrels.
TRUMAN TOMBSTONE, OF Banjo Minsrels.
J. CASSIDY, of Metropolitan Mnstrels. .
p. A. PFAFFNUSCllLAGER of Original Swiss Bell
Ringers.
f. WHITAKER. of Banjo AIinsrels. ~
EVERTs T. LEHR, etc, ETC.. in every variety of NEGRO
MINSTREl4SY.
n9s-A Admission so cents Colored Gallery, % cents.
p-Donrs open half past 6ocock-Curain rises at half
past O'Clock. ..- =. .u.,,,,
nav NOON MA
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Oriental Resfaissaf,
~ ST. CHARLES ST, OPPOSITE ST. CHARLES HoTEL.
beg leave to inform his friends and the pub
lie generally that opened his RESTAuRAT, and
be pledges himself provide tho best MEATS OYSTERS
GAME FISH AND VEGETABLES that the market affords.
Attached to the establishment Is
OYSTER SALOON AND BAR,
Where brands of WINES BRANDEs, etc, will be
kept. Private rooms for Parties.
SAM. CROGHAN,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

SUCCESSION OF PIERRE RIvIERE
BY TOURNE & THOMAS,
EUGENE ToURSE, Auctoneer.
Office, ll9 Common street.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. II, 1859, Mt 12 O'Clock
w NJ Charles Exchange, will be sold at auction,
by virtue and In order from the Hon r. H. Nor
gan Judge the Second District Court Of New Orleans dated
10Th November 1853 for OF said succession, viz
ADAM or TIRGIS negro man, aged about q years
CAROLINE mulattress, aged about SO years; EMMA
GER her child, aged about years.
B5- TERNS-Cnsh.
Act OF sale before s. Magner, Notary Public, at the
pense of the purchaser nl2 % d3 10 IA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15

B0ys' Shirts. ROys' Shirts.
received Paris beautiful assortment OF BOYS
SHIRTS. For sale low by
LION & PINSARD,-
"a and Sc Royal street.
nj 2ptf corner OF ltehslie.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-15
sILyER-PLATED WARE IMPORTANT CATALOGUE
Trade Sale Of Rich Silver Plated Ware.
BY J. L. CARMAN,

TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at II o'clock A.
NJ Resi- s,ae and Slave Exchange, No. l6I
Grasier street, by catalogue will be sold
large and of fine ilverPated Ware
The goods the mandatory
Messrs Mercer Wae Phadephia and will be the largest
The Ware will be from the plain
est to the richly chased and warranted equal to
ported into this city.
HB-Cataogues aren ready for distribution. NJ
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IRE LATE NINrH-sT. SHOOTING APFRAY--
AcouIrTAL on C0BB. .--0n Monday last weg gave
% account Of ashooting affray that occurred
On Saturday evening in q brothsl on Ninth
stsevt, near BaymilIer, in which young man
na mod Eugene Tratsbas was seriously injured,
hy shot from pistol 10 the hands Of Pollock
Wilson Cobb. The affair came up yesterday
Ia tho Police Conrt, and was carefully ex-
aminsd in all it's bearings before Judge
Lowe. q =
The entire occurrence, Is detailed by the
witnesses, was similar 70 the statement we
gave of il, and but one or two new points were
licited. 1t appears that Cobb had taken the
Woman about whom the difficulty originated
out sleigh riding, and this 50 incensed
'rratebas that he assaulted his rival and
saocked hin down. Cobb made an effort to
escape through the back door, but II was
Ioeked, and on turning, saw his assaiiant
approaching him with q large bouie-
soife or dagger in his hand. whom he drew a
pistol and shot him. ir1f' Ssral
It was also in evidence that T. had in
Informed a friend Of bis, before he entered
the house, that he intended to kill c., and the
Judge, thinking ease Of self defense had
hsen clearly made out, discharged the de-
sndaDt.
The wounded man is still, We understand,
,,ing in critical condition. The ball, which
entered at the temple, seems to have passed
tbrou .b the skull and lodged 10 such q posi-.
lion th-t his physicisus have thus far been
unable to remove IL. What will be the result
., this uaf ,rtuaate affair il Is difficult to de-
.s-,nino, but for the sake of at least one Of tho
uarticipaa,s, We could wish II might no. prove
fatal. si5 .-.asrE Gas.sG lss
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Petty LARCENY. "A young girl named
emma Moore, quite fair snd very frail, was
arrested by Officers West and Congsr last
night and committed to the Ninth.street
station-house on charge Of petty larceny.
She met young Inanso on Fifth. street who was
induced by the qualities We have named To
accompany her to q house Of ill4ropute, whore
she robbed him Of six dollars. He informed
she officers Of the fact, and whom they arrested
her the money was found upon her person
She will have q hearing this morning before
Judge Lowe.
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PoLIos OoUaT.-Eightsen cases were exam.
insd at the Police Court yesterday morning,
before Judge Love. Most of them ware quite
uninteresting and bat one or two seemed to
be Of sufficient importance to authorize a re.
cital. - r. y %.
A German woman named BARBARA Ketch
was arrsignedio al charge OF grand slsrceny.
It appeared that an acquaintance named Val
entine Bush visited her at her residence a,
the head Of Rlm-strset, day bafore yesterday,
and before his departure she managed to re-
lievs him OF watch worth about SO or $8.
and money to the amount Of $39. He caused
her to be taken into custody, and, being
desmed guilty of the charge, was committed
10 Jail to answer the charge at the next term
Of the Court Of Common Pleas, In default Of
bail to tho amount of $3.50. IT
follow named 0'Donnell was picked up
night before last by some. of the police in a
half-ilebriated condition, and fiourisbing n
very heavy slung-shot. They carried him to
the station house, and yesterday morning pre-
ferred charge against hin of carrying con
2salsd weapons, and Judge Lowe punished
the Ofenss by filing him $40 and costs.
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a@ Opsra and Bridal Fans,

Gzr Opera and Bridal Fans, ia b.,
Pearl Stick. white Silk, plain;
.. Pearl Stick, white silk embroidered
Pearl Stick, white SILK silyered;
Pearl Stick, Parchment Painted; ;
Ivory Stick Broad Fan, white. red blue and pink sk
Ivory Stick silvered, spangled embroidered SIX
Ivory Stick, elegantly painted, silk
Sandal wood stick, broad Silk, all colorsi
Hair Pins, blue and gold, coral and gold;
Head Dresses, blue and gold, cora. and gold;
,...- Card Gases, plain and carved pearl shell Z.
Porte-monnales, with chain, leather, silver velvet
Stereoscopes and Views;
Steel Bracelets and Brooches;
Steel Buckles and Slides;
Coral Necklaces and Ties;
DRESS GARTERs.
Just received, a line Of elegant Elastics; ..
With Bows, Rosettes, and in Embroidery;
White, Blue, Pink and Crimson silk
Drab, Lavender, Green and Straw.colored SILK;
silk, Velvet, Kid, Buckskin and Thread.
10 a Ladies' Dress "au fait" without beautiful
Carriers? JOHN u. PARk,
N. E. corner of Fourth and walnut.streets.
del6dF
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ArrEMpr AT SUICIDE IN STATION HOUSE,
A ~ named David Coats, arrested night be-
ford kst for drunkenness and disorderly con-
duot,l and placed IN tho, HammondIsHeet
Station house, attempted to hang hamself 10
one ofthe cells by fastening his handkerchief {
with slip. about his throat to one of the
iron bars. r,-,-y ys~ -
The noise he made while Shoking attracted
the attention Of the keeper yhoFeleased him
from his perilous position, but not before the
unfortunate man was purple In the fa,e, and
nearly on the shores ofkthe Stygian stream
An hour and abundance of cold water restored
tbeprisonsr, and reconciled him.. IS the Wer
thssians would say, to, health, In pain little
longer, the heavy atmosphere Of this tellmal
planet. l.u l.Y.-.g
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DRAMATIC EKrERTArS,KsT FOR A CHiRIrasLE
PuRP0sE.-The Thalia, an amateur dramatio
society, gave performance Of The Lady Of
Lyons in German last evening, at Arbiter Hall,
for the benefit of the destitute European -em-
grants who arrive in this city, and netted the
cum Of $3.50 for that purpose. N = susi,
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gS- Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor
ner Of Sixth and Western row, over Hannafords
drug store. Pictures taken and ut 10 good casss
for twenty cents. Warranted to please.
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Ms- This morning, at 8 O'Clock, j. Graf
q Co. Will SELL at their store, No. 10 East Fourth
street. an invoice Of Millinery Goods Of this seasons
purchase. Sec advertisement.
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CSrirp LErTERs.-The following Is 9 list Of
letters detained for non payment Of postage at
the Postofice, In this city, December Is,
O. n. Hildebrand, Baltimore, Nd p 0Iu
Messrs. Hailman, Bahhn b Co., Pittsburg, Penn.
NJ. Brook, Detroit, Mich.
WIN. Carey, millersburg, o. ..5 IIl .t##
A Ahaffer Green willie. q. H. y 70 frHi.II ....
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@sy- DIArHAsoTYfEs.--Th style Of Pic.
tnre, the most satisfactory Jet introduced is having
big run at Carpenters, No. 20 Fifth.street be-
tween Main and Walnut, north side.
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Our New AdyertlsemenIs.

The pressure Of advertisements on our col
umns this morning, necsssitates the omission
OF considerable reading matter. We are graf
lied with the continued patronage of our
friends, and think that e,c0iumns Of new
advertisements prove cOnelusiyeiy=that our
efforts TO make the PENNY. PRRss O. popular
journal are fully appreciated.
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PRooErDIses OF TIE CouNTY CoNNrssIoNERs.
At tho regular session of the County Commits
sionsrS, held yesterday morning, orders were
passed amounting, In thesggregate, to 1920 so.
No other business ofimportancs was transacted.
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&sr The rare and beautiful Birds to bs
sold on Saturday morning, ats O'Clock, can be seen
to-day at the store, Eo.i East Fourth.street.
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MTFor Christmas Presents 90 to Albert
Rosss southwest corner Of Eishth.strset and West
orn row.
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saRRlrr's SALES OF REAL EsTArE.- The
sheriR's sales of real estate were very well
attended yesterday, but, Notwithstanding the
property offered was valuable, none was sold.
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as- Use HowR's CouaH CAsDY--FOr sale
by John D. Park, corner Of Fourth and Walnut.
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OFT Y N p w s.

LosT.--see advertisement OF "los. watch"
10 another column. 81
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READ HOME TESTIMONY:

READ HOME TEsTIMONY:
.r-t. CINoIsNArI, February 10, 1859
We have used one Of "Grover 4 Baker's' Sewing
Macbi Ines In our family for nearly two years. We
have done al kinds Of sewing upon that is required
our entire satisfaction In every peot II has never
been out Of repair though In almost daily use The
msds There is no dnlicuiiy about the tenson Of The
IT. nsst and she coalses work equally we'll
Savs II nSs m M sTa STd We
superior. (sisned,) REV. CHAuNCEY GILES.
No. Q HARRISON ST., CiNorNNATt, Oct 70, 1859
MEssRs. GaoyER& BAKER Gentlemen: IT isneNrly
three year, since my family had one OF your Aesl.
lent Sewing Machines in use., During that time b y
hsys had az opportunity Of seeing several Sner
msonsto any others in The city sseve me 70 rs
(sisnedO REV. kIOHA GRAY.
ltLsI. ca85cg s.i.fa.5 .s Oc ,oBER %. 1859.
ofyour Sewing Machines, and iate always found II
reiabe It stitches most beautifully, and 10 50 easily
VIE .6nT wS
(sisnsd,) Yours, truly, MRS. q. G.eoMsT0CK
Msssrs. Grover h. Baker-Gents: Having used one OF
your Sewing Machines for the last two years during
pleasure ln adding my testimony to the great supe
rority your manufacture over any other that has
thus far come under my notice. .-sn.. .es
MRs 6azs H. Krnlooe ssi s sssSsihss
h rotelt .s,r CrNcfsNATI, October n, 1850 ,
Messrs. Grover B Baker-(3ents: have used one OF
your sewing Machines for the last eighteen months,
both IN the manufacture Of fine and heavy material,
recommend them to any person wanting good
'Ha john SfNoR 40 Ssss hysasr
The undersigned, Clergymen of various denomiDa.
t!ons, having purchased and used In our families
Grover d Bakers Celebrated FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE,'' take pleasure In Recommending II as
an in1trunent fully combining the essentials Of n
management, and the strength and elasticity Of is
stitch, unite TO render It Machine unsurpassed by
any In the market and one which We feel confident
will give satisfaction to all who may purchase It.
.s'o -aG ohw Rev. u. W. Ohidlaw, A. Nj,
H grHoirJ ri Rev. J. Cluster, ~,
... y .-......t - Rev. p. q. Prugh,
t'.'"-h' Rev. VIM. Perkins, re- -.l
ny aH'i'p9s l5i ltev. Edward Girard,
r4r. 4 -H.r lev. A. Blake, D, n, e-
Rev. j.. Q. Benson, A. M.
.g---rl-E Iq asr.- Ney. J,J. .Mcilhenny. d. ID.
Tho following is an extract from The report Of th,,
Agricultural Fair, held at Norfolk, Va. The Com .
m'ttee was posed ofthree uf the best machinlsl
In Virginia. .ll'0'l 9'fl lTI0 Nal
AFTER thoT9ps9 inspection Of all the Sewing
Grover & Baker Sewing machine is the best for all
DqEgRSssss yz Family and Gepesa1 %ST5
sup't Machinery, seaboard q and Roanoke 4. t.
e,.gt 8. 7. HAND,
supt seaboerd and Roanoke II. H.
sup't Atlantic Iron Works, and U. 9. Inspect OF
Steamers. a'la-ab .1nCrif Fiit
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HOME INTEREST.

Ns- A. A. Eystsr, Clocks, Watches and
Jeweiry. Nos. sil and g1 Westsrn.row. y,
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METEOROLOGICAL OssERyArroSs-For the
Penny Press, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No. 2
West Fourth-street, December is.
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Holiday Gifts, &c.

WYE INVITE ATTENTION TO Ii
GOODS, which we have lust received for the ! ,
days. Bohemian Bottles, Pearl Jewel Caskets
hemian Oaskets, Pearl Gard Gases, bohemian i
Inlaid Brushes, &C. For sale at very low price,
,r.,... s,..J Il ALBERT ROSS, Druggist,
del3 s. w. cor. Eighth.st, and Western .ir
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@-KENNEDN,s MEDICAL DIS.
80 1T n as BEEN DIsCOVERED ED

W. AT LASf.-The article that cures almost
without fail every specas Of eruptons of the face
hands, other parts Of the body. your face dis
figured with pimpes an irritating eruption Of any
kind; have yon contracted that most troublesome
disease, Barbers Itch; are you troubled with letter
on the hands, or elsewhere; have you any annoying,
Irritating, itching, nhamea eruption Of any kind;
go at once and obtain pamphlet describing the
effects of Palmer's Lotion, and giving amount Of
evidence in its favor, that will put to rest all doubts
ofits efficacy In the cure Of all kinds Of cutaneous
diseases. After becoming satisfied that the Lotion
Ia no humbug. procure bottle and use it, and you
will he sstis aed that tho half has not been said IN Its
favor hit might be. Ha.. t....
Price 20 cents, or six bottles for s25a.
ri->5 L,..f sOL0N PALMER, Agent,
noD NJ. .B wsst7R Rourth.strsst
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&S- Superior Fancy Gases, with quarter
plato Pictures at the Broadway Gallery, at one.thrd
the price charged at other Galleries. Reoollsct.
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as- FoR Frasr. GLASS AMBRorYPEs--Every
body visits the Broadway Gallery, at NO. Sc.
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GARD

From the very fattering manner In which Du
Ing In the sale Of upward Of Thirty Thousand, u
are led 70 believe that our endeavors to manufa, .
take this opportunity to remark that this policy 4
be unchanged, and that every Machine sold by
shall not hesitate to warrant in every respect.
del6.h GROYER & BAKER g. M a.
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that oan be relied upon to perform good sewing "at
After several years. experience In the use of Sew,
ing Machines, have been induced to give. In an
entirely impartial and disinisrested manner, tof
course } my opinion Of what .'2 s..-'
GOOD SEWING MACHINE
4sA Dy Should be. 4AJ
as L.'a ,-.a Aud would add that r4nhsvr
LADD, WEBSTER & co.
Have. We think, succeeded IN producing an article
that conforms tn II 1'Sl.1..
!. 1t should be well made, simple In its CONSTITUTE
tion, and easily kept in order.
O. 1t should make tight look stitch, alike on bOtb
sides Of the material ifi sal-
$. It shonld sew any kind ana all U stsriAls thss
can to sswsd. sl ..g .-oialit Hig1
4, 1t should be abls to use cotton thread, or sik
directly from the spool
20 IT should be able to sew from COARSE to fne and
from thick to thin, with rapidity. and with.us
changing the tension .. ..i,,i l''f
g. 1t should be able to make the tension greater or
less on both the under and upper threads and with
uniformity. .H
!. 1t should have asraA,eHr needle; ouaSED oasA
are liable to break. nv
ha 10 ula Inua a
This is absolutely necessary for heavy work.
.. 1t should be capable Of taking In the largest
pieces Of work. .. ,. ...a
10. Hshould 10 able to bind with a binder. hem
with hemmsr should stitch, fell run and gather.
II. II should bealways ready to work. -
'l2 II should be capable Of using the same size OF
threadon b,th sides Of the work. and of using dif.
terent colored thread silk, above below, to
respond with any two eolors of cloth to be united.
IS. 1t should be able to make long or short stitch
"A. 1t should bs able to fasten off the seam, ana
commence sewing tightly at the first stitch
Is. 1t should easily and make but little noise,
l6.l should have wheel.feed; none others are
in constant contact with the work. h.
u. II should not be liable to get out of order.
Is. II should not be liable to break the thread or
skip stitches.-i II tr
10. II should not be necessary to nse the sorrow.
driver wrench 10 set the needle. ~ --'
20. 1t should not lie liable to oil the operators
dress. rt1i- b. atlu-Ha,
81. IL should not form u ridge on the under slds
nor rayel out nor be wasteful Of thread as IL the
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ROOERI ES, &c,--Ohoice Staple /.
" Fancy Groceries, Foreign Fruits aud h,
Dried Apples and Peaches, Provisions, Country u
duce with every article usually kept In first.e,
the lowest market rates. Goods delivered TO q
customers promptly. Nocharge for carriage d
70 5000 arog ,l1AAROh A. U0LfER,
is dels % sns 10 cj Nos. sis and s2l Main.strset
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rotsLs sa.lI CfNcisNATI, October 27, 1859.
Messrs. Grover B Baker-Gents.1 j have used one o
your sewing Machines for the last eighteen months
both in the manufacture of fine and heavy material
and II has given entire satisfaction, and cheerful
machine. lsigned,j Respectfully Yours, ''
MRS. JOHN b. Minor, go West Sixth iit street.
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W = ~ IUSCINNATIt U0t0ber %, lS5g
Msssrs. Grover h Baker-Gents: Having used one Of
your Sewing Machines for the last two years during
which time have triei several other kinds, take
pleasure III adding my testimony to the great supe
rortty your manufacture over any other that has
thus far come under my notice. sac, -
MRs paAs Knrooe yssy ss
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Met ~ ts4aal
pilsiims ssiseny hasss atl GET
ilsmaH. lelHiy 81 fatlsi -
Ths editor si iLe ~ tan asi
~ aasi Iaflmo q 1 o. ~ ~
Fify IN lhs fsuIsiie lhiffatf. sHi
he free. fhe' = go sFsf .
maAe q eHl " Ire pftett frf M
Tha wltAmsaa hAl bmh Ffh
.leelul nearly iuelgs mpflls. 4hi
one eAlsel d y - a plaDl II q
lhe ssss II hss "a fua, which -
lonnsF ysurs hha hssh hpnf viih y
uch TFaeh II . ffsspeu ihn mHf ~
bal TED co. lpfiffly sHa lts H
lul hN.iy hai falien aNey,f4 lla.
ne loreF sas fliippsd 4 lho ea's
ng winch lnluie had Kindly hat
yyef iha fisagnt Of tim. lhe ilei
lad %eeealfed lua far Jnaalael =.
Virginia ihal " lbe eaDlel ellleI
could bst be rebuilt We might a
lcan restore tho meaile which lm.
mada picturesque Its aesolauuu eli
'LMa. therefore under bee eusrlee
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COMMISSIONERS SAILS or
LANDS.

hANlS.
nv virtue II . assrss o. he rrcbsss
Coavs Of Pamela County, loississip.
~, psndsssd u the April Terw, lS59
thereof, the snd~rsisaed, a. special Com
missioass, appointed hy saia Court NJ
he torn sfcsssald, 10 sell The raj NJ.
tass hslsaeiaS " tAs hsin u DAVID
woods, asssass1, sill, on shs Oh esy Of
July ness, on the psemisss u sald Dc.
ceased, within lawfal houss, proceed 10
s6rs ~ sale 70 The AieAsss 'hiades, q
public veNdue, on . credit n oas and
iwo years from tke II Day Of jaauasy,
isGO, the iollowias dessssbsd leaas ~
ise and hang II ssid Couaty end State,
and hclonsias 20 ssid heirs, vis The
south hall and wossh-esss quarter u sec.
sioa sixtssa TOR ssusA.vsss esAssss d
section afseen (ls), vss half II section
ten UO), Oh In township nine ~, range
sis 10y wsss, asd ~ oossA.vsss qusstss
81 secsion thirty (3O), poush vest quarter
81 ssssisa susasy.oss( 3l), allis touaship
siss (9) pAaes oss (S) usss, ~ssoeniaial
twelve kuadssA ssd siehsy aesss more n
less. Bsid lasd Will b ssld sshjees "a
he wiAow's dovss.
Iasehssss w,M ~ ssquised 10 give
boai uish GOOD sseusisy ssd lice fssalnet
o. Tie led fcs the pssehass aesey.
JANIS 3. WOODS,
leay I, leS9,-ls-ov.