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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

IRON STEEL TIM
SHEET IRONl
GILLIAN e. DUNLOP,
No l2l Sycamore Street,
PETERSBURG, va.
Importers and Dealers in Icon, &C,
Invite the attention of railroads, merchants and
manufacturers, to their we'll assorted STOCK, COM
prsing-
English and Refined best brands,
Sweedes and American Hammered, IRON.
Round Square aud Flat Bars, all sizes,
Wide Plough Iron, to IL inches, iron.
Band, Hoop and scroll, all siZss,
Oval Round, and all kinds of Car IRON.
riage,
Cast, Shear. English and American Blister, Ger
man. spring. and Round Machine STEEL
TIN PLATES, BAR and PIG LEAD, aud TIN
SHEET IRON, No 10 to II
fe l6-3m
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WIN. SATTLER Il CO.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHE5 AND WINDOW
! STORE. snd for sale ut low prices,

BgUSHES-we received by the late steamer
large slIbply of Painters and Artists Brushes. OF
superior quality to which call the attention OF
onr cnata,nnrs fe ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

NOTICE TO UNE AND Ahh.--DAk
~ RACOrT, HARRIS 4 co. have determined,
from this date until the close Of the season, to sell
their winter stock at unusual Low PRICES pree ring
to have money rather than the goois, If they
have to sacrifce their profit; and having on hand
large stock of over Cats OF every sty lie and price.
| together with Fine Black Dress Suits, BUSINESS
Suits at all prices Fancy Velvet Vests do Silk and
| Cashmere, Fancy and Black Cassimrr5 Pants,
large assortment of Boys Cothsg all of which Ill
be sold on such terms that thoss in want will he
compeilel to buy. Call il You want any thing In
| the Clothing line really CHEAP at
| DARRAC0 TT, HARRIS CO.'S,
No. liz Main street,
| 70 ant aisioar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

80 A JEIEk,
Ottica on Main below Pearl street. next door to P
Horton heacl,s trimming store, and two doors
above oiessrs IhoE Il Price Co.'S Dry Goods store.
house. wOuid be pleased TO thoss with whc N he
has engagements, and has made extensive prepa-
rations 70 serve the public generally. All opera
tOas performed in the most approved and sciehtihc
style known 10 the Profession, and al work dOn8
b. him anted 10 give satisfaction. te SIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

EMBRUIDEaIES- EMbkulpEhIES {!
IL BREEDEN FOX, Broad street, would cali
especial attention to u large assortment Of GIbro
deries and Lace Go as, Just received. of which
are exceedingly cheap. Worked Collars, at aii
prices very low; W orked Sets Collars and Sleeves;
Lace Sets, Collars and Sleeves; Cambric Bands
great bargains, and every other article belonging
tniS denartment. ie Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

EOUND-A sum of MONEY, which the
o"n'' '"A A" DUDLEY co.
~ Main M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
By Jas M. Taylor Il Son.

DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE, AND VA.
~ CANT LOTS ADJOINING, ON MARSHALL
AND GILMSR sTkEETs. AT AUCTION Wilt
be cold, upon the premises on THURSDAY. the
24th day OF februsry. commencing at O'Clock, P
Nj, the very desirable residence. now in the occu-
pancy OF Courtney, ESQ, (who intends discon.
corner of Marshall and Gilner streets. shockce
Ill., inst hey the corporation limits. 1t has ten
rooms, large and convenient, kitchen, a we'll OF
good water, stable. and other conyeniences about
the premises
The whole property fronts on Mar,hall street ITO
feet, AMI runs back los feet About Is feet will be
sold with the house, and the residue divided into
two lots of 80 feet each.
Previous 70 the sale of the house, (say commerc-
ing at o'clock will be sold the entire Furuture
of Mr. Courtney, consisting of the usual variety -
Also. young and well broke Horse six years old,
ochaway and Gear. and Saddle and Bride
gERMs-For the real estate, oDe-fourth cash; the
balance al 6, 70 and s months for negotiable notes.
taxes and insurance for 1859 be PAL by the pur-
chaser5. For the personal property sums of $40 and
interest. JAS III TAYLOR 4 SON
lie IA Auctioneers.
SMALL FARM, OR MARKET GAR
~ DEN, HALF MILE FROM THE CITY ON
MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD. AT AUCTION We
will sell upon the premises. on MONDAY, the 18th
Of February, commencing at o'clock, P II a very
pretty Fsrm or Market Garden, on the Meadow
Bridge Road. half a mile from the city containing
8'acres. and adjoining the lands of Judge Daniel,
VIM Robinson ana others. The soil is Of good
quality and its contguty to the cty. renders it par
tlculaTiy desirable for market garden The i'm
provements framed dwelling, with ! rooms.
kitchen with two rooms, and the necessary conve-
nienCes.
II desired, more property. adjoining, can be had
TERMS -One-tourth cash; the balance at l and 2
years. for negotiable notes with interest added and
fe IA JAS NJ fxsLoR SON, Aucts.
DRICK STORE ON NORTH SIDE OF
- BROAD. BETWEEN GILMER AND NUN
FORD STREETS, AT AUCTiON.-Will be sold up.
on the premises. on THURSDAY, the 2ith Instant
commencing at 41a o'clock Z NJ, Brick Store and
Dwelling, On the north side of Bread and between
Gilmer and Munford streets, now in the occupancy
OF Mr. James Francis
The property is well located, and particularly
brick kitchen well of good water. with other con
yeniences.
The lot fronts on Broad street about 20 feet and
runs back about 81 fet { to an alley.
TERM3-One-fourth cash; the balance at A. and IL
montts for negotiable notes interest added and Sc
cured by trust deed
fell JAS NJ TAYLOR h SON, Aucts.
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THREE FINE MuLEH ar AUG ZION.

L On SATURDAY 2sth inst, at 10 O'Clock, at the
lot neat the Virginia Central Railroad Depot. l
viii sell at auction for cash. three very superior
Young Mules Of lar e size and we'll broken to work
They can be seen previous 10 tale at messrs Davis
4 Hutcheson's Stables. ,o~, -
e. CAUIhORN -
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L'UUNUhY PIG IkuN.

FOUNDRY PIC ihuN.
Il 80 tons No WILLIAM PENN"
80 tons No "PUC0"
Daily expected, for sale to arrive.
ALSO.
50 tons Scotch 10 ukNGARNOCK,"
Apply at the office Of the
OLD DOMINION IRON AND NAIL
f. I6--diwcw3G WORKS COMPANY.
EUk LA frat rate article of
Il COAL from the Norwood Pits, in Powbatan.-
For sae the Basin. between 9th and 10th streets;
also WOOD.
M n
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By Richard Cauthorn.

DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &C, AT
II AT AUCTION On FRIDAY, 25th inst. at 10
o,ciock ct nv store / will sell at auction, an as
sorment of seasonable Dry Goods. Clothing, shoes.
TERMS cash RCAUTHOkN.
e. 90 Auct.
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feZI SuccessOfst 70 MtfCuHnt WtitlRtT a 90.
OAK POST, HAY, OATS, LUMBER,
" &c, &c
40 good large OAK POST
400 bales OATS
$50 bales Clover HAY
800 bales Northern hay, sweet and Of good
quality
LUMBER of all kinds
SHINGLES, &C, &C,
Kept constantly Oh hand and for sale low and on
JAMES C MCCARTHY 4 co.
Williams Old Stand,
fa 9!-9.A 6 street and Canal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

! tI>-r~ Foo SALE-My Colt PASSOVER
COY three wears old All May. IS5e-by e'cher
a crouch Hed Eye; dam Murat, by Murat by Har-
risous Yt-giniaI-l6 hands high ard for symmetry
aud PERFECTION of race 1Tse form, unsurpassed. He
is considered By the best of gcs TO be cut for
" No tirir male horse" Warranted sound i'll eve
~ respect, and to run one mile in one minute and
forty four seconds with the prOrer training stride
247a feet Price, six Thousand dollars.
J " HENRY,
fe 3-ln* "p o.. Henry's Mills Va"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

CUGAR.-90 hhds prime to choice New
- Orleans Sugar, rs barrels Mollers. Hegg 4 Mar
tens Extra Cetfee sugar $50 barrels MoiisTs.
Hogg a n arten's Extra 9 Coffee sugar 10y cares
Nav York Refining Co.'S Extra sugar; u barrels
fssrton Dougherty. Woo,s Ce's Extra sugar;
II harrals and Circle A Coffee sugar i01 barrels
Crushed aud Powdered Sugar; 20 barrels eet LOAF
sugar; Tor sale W LEWIS VERB co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

ass FOR KkNT--One room for a Bar
ID Der shep. good location. Apply to
Ia 2h-ta q REIn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

a. FOR SALE--A ti4e blooded ba7
(An ARE, well broken to ha ness and saddle
Also. n fine, light BUGGY, nearly new; both OF
which may be at blx's stable 10th street, be.
tween Main and Cary. For price and particulars,
euUuire of fe I5-ts PAUL Bank st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

TOR SALE-A Second Hand STEAM
a ENGINE. GO horse power) SAW MILL and
GRIsT MILL ss good as req. Has Tot done more
than months steady work. Address A WHITE 4
co. Ring Willism Il. Virginia. Terms accom-
mnlatjf,u ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

= Nv NNUDo.-N arc N rtCtIlI OF
sessonsble staple Goods. which will be tfsred
&. prices that mus ensure sales.
~ pieces hin LIN IN Al y cts
81 Do % d. AtS5ta cts
20 do 30 do at ~ IS
- do Striped india plNITY
40 10 Whi.e CAHRRIC-. all qualities
~ do Ch,ck CAHSIit aud NAlNsO0kS
- do Table DAmA-h
Ia DEAN fable NAPKINS
Ino pieces B.cachei SulHTINGS. yard wide
AT III
ENBhuIDEEIES in great varioty-of Lace
MGslin. Dinity aud Grape
We are still selling best English PRINTS At Il
cents. hll styles Of ont Of goods will be-
marked dCwu to sut b prices a. will ensure sales.
CHRIcrIAS a LATHbOp.
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TRADE, 1852.
DRY GOODS

kSNT, PAEEE& co.
,,tr.rtrfs and " halesaia DEALERS IN Foreign aud
'h Dom site
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Arrivals at the Principal HeteIs Yestera,x

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. :. .Jno O Fallon, IL. No
-. Henry G Mitchell. Mas. d Ray and hdy...
Mis- SIS, sim IONS i Kirk. VIM Mckenzie, san
Pugh, La. =: R Huntington, n r.. Francis Tho
as. VIM Hill, lady and svt, N G.. N Warden, 3
L.. DIR Perkins, b Rouge. 30 Swayze, La.
G Webster, O.: Mrs Donaldson, ms N Clark,
ton, Tenn. $ q Ruggles and wife. o. n Ksi-
ley and lady, l. Lyons, Tex. !. s W Hunt, Mrs Key
Blunt, + Henderson, Miss VIM Barrow j, and
lady, Miss Kelly, Miss Nolan, La i. j Karter.
Gay, St Louis ;. Miss Gay, I'd ] Cay, L.. lii.
McGehee, Geo T McGehee, Miss ~ W Barnes
Tex. IT N Battelle, T.; .Jno Q Fallon, j., s
6o4s co,ss Jackson Ca Geo. a 4. Tex
Mckee, Ala. :. Mr. Campbell Miss. . Capt N q
Evans, U S A.. jas Evans Little Rock a Z
Blodget, n r.. j Mcfarland, Miss. R Middleteu.
Natchez; g v Pope, lady, child and syts. I
Cassell, NJ Lisle, Louisville. T Williams, Mi1
saml R Walker, Ark. ;. Mr. and Mrs H New, q
w CITY HOTEL sn,;ts cqes and family =
Henry Fox, Miss; DR. G " Jones, Red river. 80
Alex McVoy, Christian Fla j d Hicks. ladv
and daughter. Mrs Estis, Miss Estiss, Miss Nv a
Seaman Sean Hsmah Tssil tyy City 4 JAS Ingram
Ehunan. Capt Williams j Wood, hatcher -.
e.. Capt I Moses. e Atkinson, D Forbes.
Tex. " simmens, La. r Tlleferro anA
R Howard G W.: j Morris and lady, Ia u
B Wade, Miss. =. Vim sprowl, Red River. &c
Foreacre and family, La. .Gustave satter, Thea
Thomas, Mobile; - Grow. m N singletary. v
W Duke, Jas Harrison, Tex. VIM N Murphy
Missy Given and lady, MIDI q Upla aIi
lady, Ky. r. Morrison. jr. Morrison ST. j Z Nor
rson, lady and child Richmond. ~ Benton y
-. Mr. and Mrs Fisher Corlies, Pa. "A " Bal
lard, La :. Thos White, Geo w Fisher Miss
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continued heavy receipts give rise to increased esti
mates. But as yet no corresponding reduction has
ment, it may be questionable, whether importers win
be able to replace, what they are now dsposing of
On much more eligible terms. Whilst lower rates
were accepted for yarn On Tuesday last in Manches
the sales Of cotton which we have to erumerate are
included $40 American and 100 Surat on speculation
and 1850 American, so Egyptian and 900 Surat fol
export. =
To-day's demand has been moderate, and the bust
ness does not exceed 900 bales.
The entire sales from the 21st to the 9th instant
inclusive, are computed at 10000 bales, and the i'm
port amounts to 125 ,633 bales.
COLIN CAMPaFI.I. 4 SON
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL. Friday noon jan a. 1850
No improvement whatever has taken place in the
and the demand has been, from day to day. exceed
ingly limited. The doubtful state Of political affairs
on the continent of Europe may have produced addi
tona caution. But, in the meanwhile, prices have
more attention has been given to the Upland of the
new crop which is not only abundantly offered, but
is also comparatively very cheap with any other de-
scripton. Some, if not many spinners in their
seagerness to obtain supplies direct from America,
ers and hence it is that the demand is so Contracted
in this market. In point of fact, much of the bust
ness reported in the weekly Circulars includes sup
Plies taken direct from the ship by Spnner for their
the sales appear much larger than they really are
1t would now seem as though the American crop
might reach 100000 bales, Or, at all events, tile
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a Fsss1 fsye 9 and Arue sf ksn'
sa FL de
class Of orsnang IL hillary arrangement caused
sads sasd by the necessities of the
sssssd e. sa yFns
proof from its use in any auanty
That which protects from or prevents this disorder be of
ion i better ,haa for the risk which
Ss s ans asae
the system and the development of disease
on @ ss o ss class # sd
rns az g1S ssd p B
Ions districts where Fever and Ague prevails
i hoped tpis vii place within reach q ai.be
s wei o as s ih M d this
of ntemens is that it contains no Quinne mineral CON
TIE Those onet G ss If s
healthy as they had never had the disease.
matte poison great variety s disqrSer arise from rs rrs
f ooseh 1" psp
sS ps n Affection of The Spleen ayss,s Pain M
Of Which when in ths pnt on the n'em
nvaluahs protection TO Immigrants and persons travelling
nh s % ss ass e. fsr
% IS svs n
for II than sn, and few VII ever suffer from Inter
they avail themselves the protection this remedy
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
composed that disease within the range their action
rarely Withstand evade them Their penetrating proper.
ties search and cleanse and nvgoae every portion the
organism, correcting its diseased action and restoring
healthy viaies. As of these properties
invalid who is bowed down with pain physical debility
onshed 10 find his health energy restored by remedy
once SO simple and inviting.
Not only do they the every complaints of
but also many formidable and dangerous diseases The agent
below named is pleased furnish gratis my American Alma.
nae containing certificates of their and directions for
their use in the following complaints: Cosveness Heartburn
Headache arising from disoeed Stomach, Nausea iiges-
ton Pain in and Morbid Inacton Of the Bowels Ftuency
Loss OF Appetite, Jaundce, other kindred
arising from low state of the body obstruction
ars They are an excellent alternative for the
the blood aud the restoration Of tone and strength system
debiated by disease
Ayers Cherry Pectnrnl,
For the rapid of Coughs Colds Iniuenzas
Group, Bronchitis ncpien Consumpio and for the relief
Consumptive Patients in advanced of the disease.
So wide the field Of its usefulness numerous are the
of its that almost section of the country
aboua in publicly known who have been
from alarming Rhd desperate diseases of the lungs by its
USE When tried its superiority every other medi.
cine of its kind too apparent observation where
KNOWN the public longer what anti.
employ for the distressing dangerous affections
the pulmonary organs that incident climate While
many inferior remedies thrust upon the community failed
ferred benefits the afflicted they e,get and PRO.
duced and ton gotten
Prepared by DR.. j. C AVER CO., lowell Mass. For
sale by j. Wright d CO..
Nos. q h Isl Charities street, N. O.
Also by HAvILAND, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile. and by
all Dealers. d22 6m
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Children three years old and under ee those over bYea
full fare. .'
Family tickets in packages Of twenty be had at the
once OF the Muster Of Transportation Merchants
ages Of twenty-five for their personal reduced rate
The Company prepared forward Goods and Pack
ages Of all kinds place with which they
tion receiving from delivering at the domc patrons
~ T. s. WILLIAMS
ia24 If Ma, ter Of TRANSPORTATION
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---
shafts, pitmans, etc. With capsctt1 ~ ~ g. -
VII Vii nave me mooel, 9cing % - 1870
Hoimee snd 1890 hss &c ~
q horns foY speed along ne scufhss19 ssSs
and are now determined to bring ont anostes g
tnas VIII eclipse 81 oiners e point q sed -
cn,ts.cs al I'm A. = A.oa . ~ .'I.sa
pervision of the entire lob. M chsmpjos cilvs@
will cost 10000 and be ready BY ths Ii u t.
w N, our Louisville nsiehbon, who aTs 70 jealcw&
ms,fr ior ssre 4. Do''oef' ny ioo3 Iof ns
n $500 =, ~. 49,, 4. 90. <A.. -. =. x..s
rranh Is Tn,,,.v;l,. co,.,.. = -. 1o.s -. - -.
The ,..- ,,,,,.,. -.
accounts from above leave iittls doabt III -
wili get in some Of the houses Oh Water sreek VI
snas 10y De soiRfised 70 ~ TIE river reaching -
h'S T,an 49,. y " Innd street. bridge.
ming from C.,,o,,to ssfve ~ e = easly n9er
~ Ksnt1,.Ir ,;, -. Cla1on ner c!efk, repexo
Mmnire t;y, dss 4. Isns seIy Ispdy TIE see1
C C.nr.il,H, Dv s,~ " tn.s eeo mad ieid up
~ o.ns. ~. "sss' 0ems soo hgh 70 paO thr1A
'l's io"sl "eas- .ss. sFss2e5s, sssS
M o,ncs1s - 'oe Ae'eefan. Nhieh survived -
ssen'ps nun senes.on npos hed kysr - -
iA1es sery low sna 'e.aos -, Nlsh only shrss -
.s'e' AZ 'ne 'AAe saa iess On sne ta'ls y Alexn
dna. s
lsnouio tnis paragraph meet Ne - a ~ edll9
WIN, pernaps, oe more careful fufure, e Nd -
LOT tne word crescent somewhere - ne uesD
o. sne httie river episodes e mas = % feqs
convenient % purioin rom tnis column q osr -.
y, we sle NOS particularly fastld'oes pst s1ea -
hAe lec'pfoc'sy, even 70 smah tnineaJ
AAklsALs-Hne Tensas riyer packes sains, c.
George KILLER, with SIS bales cotton.
The Cincinnati packet Queen Of the Wet Cart 7
p. Wade, with . rood hin. We Thank ker sft..tf~
49,. " - ,s,rN,, "'p. snAnA ns- - -
.'eiA, II. =. MCntloogn, fof MvofA TIE WeAo
leaves again on Saturday.
The st Louis packet City Of Memphis, CAPT. V
j. Kountx, arrived with fair Trip. We thank ~
clerk, Nj. James Kerr, IT., Tor fhvof1 She fessss
again for 81. Louis on Sunday.
The Fort Adams packet Golden Age, Capt =.
AcCombs, with 2s5 hhdA sugar, 296 bbls. noll
"a bales cotton and ls9 bsRs cam And rexnrz. go
ON Saturday N, \ '---
w ~ na'uru.y' "a. .g.Fs
Inc Ked river packet Telegram, Cspt. Desas1s
with 661 bales cotton, and leaves again on Sasurs
We thank her CLERK. Mr. I. p. CbsndIey. In sa,c.r.
Tha p;,+.tn,,,. -. 60. - -
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CATTLE MARKEr.

JEFFERSON CITY, Feb a. 1859
Arrived 1856 head of Western Cattle and IS Mich
Cows and Calves. Good Sheep are scarce. A fair
demand for Stock at our quotations: :
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NTOTICE-THE STYLE OF OUR FIRM is THIS DAY
~ changed to CLARKE PICTON.
jal If A. d. CLARKE CO.
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D-1su,r, NEW OKLEANS,JACK
Y " 2soN AND GREAT NORTHERN


On and after January L. 1859 Passenger Trains will leave
sew Orleans twice daily A. ". and $50 r. M arriv-
ing at Canton at $50 r. NJ and 6,3S A. M
returning, viii leave Canton st $50 A. M and 652 NJ
srr,vnf 81 New Orleans n 80 T. y. and $50 A. N.
4l0PM. " " 49, ~ ~ "' NJ
Freight must be al the Depot by o'clock p NJ on the day
o the departure Of the ain otherwise will lay
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Horse Car will leave the city every morning at o'clock
and the Lake night hour the arrival
the last steam train.
ductor.
The trains will stop at the Station House. GENTLY Ridge
when called upon, except mail trips, but the conductor
must have timely notice. nj If
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Notice Is hereby given that all which may appear
examination
Co. ard al claims which be established BY due
This occasion is taken 10 inform the friends DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Of Baylor Co. throughout
the Cotton Districts that during
advances will be made usual in New Orleans
direct shipment Europe all cases BY euaran
teee for the balances due each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Begging will be filed by direct
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans.
soon IS the Cotton already sold be dupste
account sales will In instance be made in LONDON
Public Accountant and those interested To
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward the
marks and weights their Cotton
will facilitate the matter
All letters private we'll business relating to the
rairs of Baylor Co., and drect trade will
&C. q. BAYLOR, A LOMBARD STREET. LONDON"
Notice OF Dissolution.
Notice hereby given that the Termination of the
rershp existing according written articles of
nueut, between the members of the fam Of Baylor Co
will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed
liquidation. CO. BAYLOR.
Manchester, March. 1858. rs tf6W
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OCULIST-Dr. CUISINES OFFICE FOR
Sthe Treatme mt Of DISEASES OF THE EYE, and
Imrerfections Of Vision. No. 1859 ST. CHARLES STREET
opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans, La.
AS-A Surgical operations of the EYE attended
CATARACT, SQUIRTING, the insertion of ARTIFICIAL
EYES, etc, etc. jal3 6m&W