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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-06

EOR SALE Or LEaeR.--A 1un6W of
L LOTS on Grace and Broad strests sdntrahly
adapted for stores and DWELLING house. 1hoy afe
located in an improving part Of the suvburHaSoDo-
site the Fair Grounds For terms whjch VII b
accommodating, apply to On n1OOCk9.
At his oftice. Belvta's Block. 18th, kontinG bank
street
.ALsO-For rent. half Of Pew No u IN d psnys
church. ny]-aUo
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 PRIVATE REsIDENOE, AND VACANT LOTS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
! PRIVATE RESIDENCE, AND VACANT LOTS
ADJOINING, ON CHURCH HILL, AT THE COR
NER OF GRACE and 2sfn stA-By virtue OF q deed
oftrust from Philip White and Ha9nah j. his wife
tohe subscrIber(for the benefit Of John Enders)da.
ted the 18Th February ls4s recorded in the Clerks
once Of Henrioo County Court, and being re-
CURED by the beneficiary therein shall proceed to
sell, upon the premises: on TUESDAY, the 18th day
Of May. II fair not the next fair day thereafter,
commencing q ~ O'Clock. n. the Real Estate
conveyed II said deed. consisting Of the valuable
Grace and 18th streets and now In the occupancy Of
finished entirely through from the basement to the
attic, and suppli.d with gas. Attached to the
house 10 large brick kitchen with four rooms sta
bic. carriage house, and other out-houses The Let
fronts on Grace street 81 feet, and runs back 65 feet
Also, two handsome vacant Lots adjoining. front.
ing each &c feet, and running back les feet
After the sale Of the real estate, viii be sold the
entire Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting
OF superior assortment, description ofwhich viii
be given hereafter. Also, . COW aud heifer.
TKRMs.-For the house and lot oneAfth cash; the
balance Of 6.12, Is and "a months, for negotiable
notes, with interest added. and secured BY trust
deed For the vacant lots, one-third cash the bal
ance ct 6. and II months, for negotiable notes.
interest added. and secured ~ above. Taxes and
ingursnce for 1859 70 be paid By the purchasers.
For Q more perfect description Of the above pro
perty reference IL made to the OF Mr.
White. in the Wing and Enquirer. A plat of
the property can be seen at the once Of the Auc-
tioneers. JANIS SELDOM Trustee.
JAS ID TAILOR / Son, Auctioueerp Ap8
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VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT, ON

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT, on
Bark. between 9Th and 10th ssrects for sale at
AUOTiON.-Will be sold, on SATURDAY the 7th
May. 1882 on the premises, CONNER cling at O'CLOCK,
2 n. the very desirable property located as above
The lot fronts "a feet 10 inches the south side Of
Bank street. runs back 10 feet There Is on the Ioi
an excellent brick tenement, nearly new, adnira-
bly, located for store. Office, almost any kind OF
TERMs.-One.third cash. balance at SIX and twelve
red By truat Deed title retained. The taxes for
my 2-tds G0DDls i AppERsoN. Aucts
IN LOTS IN MANCH ESTER, ON BID
~ DIE sr,. (TopD's TENExEyr) AND 80 LoTs IN
TBE UPPER END OF MANCHESTER BOUNDED BY DEcA-
saIe 5. sos
ton. on the premises. without reservoir MONDAY,
9th May. 1852 10 Lots in Tntds Tenement, fronting
the West line Of Bddla streeet adjoining the lots
ofMessrs. Thos. Walden. Edgar Archer and Claiborne
Burnett
Altar which will be added a large number of Lots
In the upper end q Manchester, bounded By Deca-
tur. Harrison, Jefferson. stookton, ana Madison
Pats Of the foregoing lots will be exhibited at the
sale.
The particular attention of the public is respect
fully called to the sale of the foregoing lots. az
many OF them are Handsomely located, and all OF
them Will be sold without reserve
After which will be sold beautiful Lot on Hull
street, adjoining the grocery store of Mr. alex Alyis
fronting 80 feet. running back l65 feet-having
TIRxE Y cash. balance at and 8 months, for ne.
gotaSe notes. interest added and title retained till
last note be paid The taxes for 1889 20 DC paid bs
the purchaser. doDDIN : APRERsON,
Ps.-After the foregoing sale. will be sold 9
House aud Lot lbsiDg part OF Lot No a. in the plan
and Corporation, now in the occupancy of Mr. Geo
W Grubbs; Also. several Building Lots in Mayo's
Addition, sdjoining Man hester. and near the Pc
my 6ODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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DENTISTS CARDS

ooo1oo>-o~1~~~,o~~~.-~>~
aR GEO. B. STEEL, Dentist. Office
e33YYo and Residence No. 23l Main street, between
SIN aud 9Th, Richmond. Va. is prepared to insert
teeth from ONE TO o COMPLETE SET, upon tho At
ospheTic pressure principle or otherwise Also, to
fill, extract and regulate Teeth.
All operations performed PROMPTLY, and in the
very best manner.
An experience Of more than nine years enables
him to guarantee satisfaction in every instance.
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By Chas. T. Workman & Go.

By Chas. T. Workman & Co.
A UCTION SALE NEW ORLEANS SU-
"A GAR-On WEDNESDAY. May IL, 1859, at our
warehouse. on the Dock, commencing 1t ii o'clock,
A 81, wc will sall-
16n HHDS. PRIME TO CHOICE
ACO NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
TERMS OF SALK -All sums under 500, cash; over
$780, months credit. for approved negotiable pa.
per. CHAS WORKMAN co,
my 6-tds AuctioDoers.
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NEW BRICK TENEMENT ON CLAY

~ NEAR GRAHAM STREET. FOR SALE Al
AUCTlON.-We will sell upon the promises, on
wkDnkeDAY. the nth instant, commencing Ut 6k
O'Clock. p n. newly srtc ted Brick Tenement, on
the south side of Clay near Graham street, and op-
posite the residence Of Peter d Glenn, Esq.
/. The House hes i've rooms, Convenient and well
arranged. with the usual conveniences. and . well
OF good water upon the premises The Lot fronts
on Clay street SO feet, and runs back $50 feet.
Any one Wishing to provide themselves with Q
genteei residence Outside the corporate limits in
good neighborhood, would do well to attend this
sale
TERMs-Ouefourth cash; the balance at 6. l2 and
Is months for neg table notes with interest added
and secured by trust deed.
JAMES N TAYLOR 4 SON,
Avcta
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MEAT BRICK TENEMENT ON MADI

MEAT BRICK TENEMENT ON MADI
TION.-Will be sold upon the premises, on WED
NESDAY, the 18th instant, at ~ O'Clock n, Q
neat Brick Tenement on Madison stl eet immedf.
ately in rear of the house formerly known a. Clay
street Chapel. renting at Sl25 per snnun.
The house has q se rooms and is In good order -
The lot fronts about Is feet AMI runs lack 81 feet
TIRNs-Cne-fourth cash; the bsiance at 6. ~ and
Is months. for notes, with interest added and Sc
the purchaser. JAS ID TAYLOR d sun,
my6 Auctioneers
VALUABLE "a K NJ In HENaICO
wEsTHAM PLANK ROAD, AT AUCTION
subscribers business in the city requiring his I'M
divided attention, will proceed to sell, upon the
prem ses. on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of May.
IL fai, II not the neSt fair dsy 1hsrssf.er
rico countr. at the terminus of the estham Plank
Road. adjoining the lands Of W Green, Thomas
Dickens. and others.
It contains l43 acres Of highly improved land;
about 40 acres have boon seeded in wheat. and 20
acres we'll sct in clover. Forty-fvs acres Of the
land 10 heavily wooded and the balance Is ready for
cultivation.
The improvements are. q new Framed Dwelling,
with rooms, passage and closet. two negro quar-
tiers. . large barn. stable carriage house, &c.
Any person wishing 70 purchase . really valua.
BILE farm convenient to the city and in good neigh
borhoood. would do we'll to examine the premises
TERNs-$l0o0 cash, $500 at months, without in
tereAt, and the balance Ia four equal annual install
ments, at La, and years, with interest from the
rest added. and secured by q trust deed.
The purchaser will have the privilege of seeding
crop Of wheat in the FAN, and full possession on
the LIST January. 1860.
Sale conducted by JAS ID TATlok & Son. Auots.
mrs
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THE HISTORY

THE HISTORY Z, INN
War With Russia!
GIVING FULL DETAILS
OF THE OPERATIONS OF THE ALLIED ARMIES
IN THE
CRLAEA, TIE BLACK SEA, THE BALTIC, de-.
BY HENRY TYRKELL. ESQ.
THE WORK Is ILLUSTRATED WITH
BEAUTIFUL EN6RAVINGS ON STEEL,
Comprising Portraits of the Commando Of the Al
lied Armies Views and Plans of Battles; OF cele-
brated Places in the Seat Of War; Maps of the
Crimea, the Black Sea, the Baltic, kussia and
Turkey. &c
Among the Illustrations tctH be Found:
Portraits of che Queen. Prince albert, the Emperor
Napoleon. the sultan, the King Of Sardinia. the
late Emperor Nicholas, Gortschakoff, the late
Lord Ragland General Oanrobert, Marehal Pelis.
sier, the Duke Of Cambridge. Sir De Lacy Evans,
Admiral Lyons, Lord Cardigan, Sir Geo Brown,
SirColin Campbell, Sir Charles Napier. Admiral
Hame.iu, Admiral Dundas, Omar Pasha, Lord
John Russeli, Lord Palmerston. &c.
Views Of Eebastop0l Constantinople, Malta, Gibral
tar, &C. the Battle of the Alma. the Combat ct
Baiaklava, the Battle of Inkerman. the Battle Of
Kxrs,Ac.
Each part ct Is cents will contain 80 pages Of
Letterpress and two beautiful steel EngravinRs:
and the parts ct 30 cents will contain 81 pages OF
Letterpross and four Steel EngraviDgs.
Each subscriber will receive one Large Steel En-
craving when the work IL complete.
Apply to JNO PERRY, Wall street, Richmond,
or Box s35 Richmond P %. my $50
n M r n n ~ :
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By James M. Taylor 4 Son.
HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH aIn

HOV01 AMI LII YIN NOh1d Side
= CLAY 6T.. FOR SALE AT AUCTION I'VE
Viii sell upon the premises. on WEDNESDAY the
litn DAY OF MAY, commencing at O'Clock, 2. NJ
vefE Desirable Brick Tenement. on the North aide
street and nesfly adjoining the residence Of
Uses. ~SSA 'A0 S'e"
The lot fronts 30 feet. and runs back 2I feet ore
or less. to an alley 10 feet wide e
TRIMS: cash, the balance at II and rs mos tbs.
aesotiaole notes, with interest added. and se.
JAS NJ TAYLOR SON.
my It'd Auctioneers
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ALgx'R B HuTCHEsON,,
JOHN a HUTCHINSON. To-
Un 9 unG5,,-ou-.o

nUuH ~ HUFCHE6UN. ]
~ The Wing and ENQUIRER will insert the above
once week. Country paper) till day OF sale. and
charge US. -
spH MT.&SON.
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MECHANICS HALL.

MI ESuANiCo HALL.
Great success -- Second Week.
NOW OPEN. AND EXaIBITING NIGHTLY,
SANDERsON'S
GIGANTIC REPRESENTATION
OF THE
RUSSIAN WAR,
Lately exhibited In Baltimore and Philadelphia to
100000 persons. and In Washington to the
This is Colossal BIZ smio psDos.m. l,u,tr.tn.
ai the most important events oftne late
from its commencement to its close. The represen.
WINS. BATHS. eIReHs. BoMBARDxENfs, BURNING
CITIES. TERRIFIC sToshs on LAND AND SEA. &C.. ~.
" T IS. OF al thee being
most ELABORATE MACHINERY. producing effects never
before attempted in Panoramic exhibitions.
S:s' sSga AZ 81 CANVAS
Commencing with her Majesty, Queen Victoria, Re
tIsiR; 4 GassaiTh "a
s,,Isra pssI5GTiGN 81 SSE nTSkEs e. e.
EMBARcATIoN OF THE FRENCH TROOPS
cRoNsrApr, Bo skHn SaEs1s Or BonARsuNp.
CAMP OF THE ALLIED ARMY At VARNA.
GREAT .TT FisE "a At s1 vMxRNA.
GRAND cHARGE o. u T 81 EHs sRRinfrsH GUARDS
a.i uRThE aElaR ct n 9R AtM Atsr
OL-FORTIFICATiONs-SH OF
WAR, DC, &c.
BATTLE OF BAiACLAvA.
DREADFUL TORNADO ON LAND AID SEA
BATTLE OF INKERMANNt
GRAND CHANGING sCENRi
Terminating with the
BOMnARDMENT AND DESTRUCTION OF
sEVASTOPOL.
~ Admission Is cents. Reserved seats so certs.
~ No half price for children,
~ Admission for Colored Persons to Gallery, Is
cents.
NoTIcR Parties can secure any particular seat by
apply ing at the Hall from 10 till IL o'clock, A. NJ,
and till 4, P. NJ.
81 Doors open at 74-to commence at O'Clock.
hEA Grand Day Performance on SATURDAY
at 3 o'clock. ap 2i-ts
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EOR HIRE-A strong, healthy young
a colored WOMAN, Of good character. who 10 an
exceitent chambermaid and Q FIRST rate washer md
VIM PHILLIPS, 18th street.
mn It's Between Main and Rank
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II OCkBElDdE BAThB.-1his favorite
~ watering place will BE- open for the reception Of
visitors on the LIST day Of June next. From tn sse
who have tried the virtues Of the water. and who
know the character of the sccommoda tons in point
OF attsndancee fare andilodging, continued pstro
mage confidently expected while it il hoped tina.
the rapidly growing reputation of the baths, and
the facility OF access to theu will largely extend
she list OF visitors during the coming season.
The gentlemens bath is 40 By 50 feet in eize, and
that fer ladies Is by So The water IL highly Carlo
mated and containsa variety Of salts Of mineral in
gradients, among them Iron and Magnesia. The
bathing in this water has been pronounced by many
persons, Of long and varied experience, to be the
most delightful. and invigorating that they have
ever tried. 1t has proved especially eficacious and
curative In diseases peculiar to females.
The Central Railroad within nine miles ot tie
Baths, and visitors leaving Richmond or Alexandra
In the morning. reach here by sunset the day.
daily line OF stages connects with the Railroad at
Goshen depot The North River, which runs
through the grounds attached to the Baths affords
ing mountains afford excellent hunting ground
The undersigned D. omises to spare pains in these
and all other respects, in promoting the amusement
we'll as comfort of his guests. He has leased the
property from the Bath Company during the pre-
sent year. and it will be uader his exclusive man
agement and control
TERHs-s2 per day. SO Per week, and ssa per
month"; weeks to ihe month. Children and SER
wants half price.
Reference may be had, smor get many Others to
his Exceliency Henry A Wise, ESQ, Governor Of
Virginia, John Maben, and r Yaine, Esqs Of
Richmond, Col H Smith. Superintendent OF the
Virginia Military Institute, and Rev VIM White,
d d. Lexington.
my 5-3md WIN JORDAN.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE AND SAFE

EOR SALE-To remain in OF near the
city. o likely young woman. 20 years old. She
g girl OF good character, and Ia q goad Cook,
" esnef ana lronef. LUCIEN LEWIS.
my 4-3t Mafrcroiifev fJsu
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@ FOR RENT-The Dwelling now
III occupied by Mr. Noting, on sab street. beyond
Leigh. II has rooms besides stcse roem and
closet gss ia eacn room aud passAGs story kitch.
en-, and hydrant In the yard. Possession can be
had in about weeks Rent $4ne Apply at
C0UkTSEY'S
an 2a-ts Al3 BROAD s.reet
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TN reference to the above, l respectful.
i " inform Mr. McEwsn's friends and the public
that keep in store. well selected STOCK
Of fine Teas Groceries and provisions purchased on
the best terins, which will enable me TO sell low
Cash purchasers viii fad II t. their advantage py
rivino ne 4 trial WM jenkins,
nv s. az 9Th street opposite New Market.
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NOTICE TO BAPTIST CONVENTION.
-. - ANDREW ANTONI would particularly call
ring the Convention. 10 nay first class imported
French Confectioneries, and of Fruits. Also. re-
Peaches Strawberries &c 1S''
Ny Saloon will be found supplied with the choicest
havors OF Ice Cream and ices
ANDREW ANTUNI.
Next door to Exchsnge Bank and
nv 4 0nvo.;to 4 = $3.50. 49,,
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FAMILY AND EXTRA ILOUR-We
= have in store very large lat Rauil1 81 mira
FLOUR oftho very best brands, which ~ NJ 80
low 10 the trade. - II - -
my 4-3t HAHRI6 MOOpK
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ONE HUNDRED SALTS uAy
~ SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. A. auU111sa
THIS DAT. at II o'clock, I Win I'll Is =
(sightiy dsma9td) IN ftous q 0ork ES1sr4ss
lumber house. On the Dock. - g
sold for snd on account of whon itmev oenoeen.
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THE CHEAPEST GOODS in RICH
l M0ND can be found at
JOSEPH SrRAUsrs.

Rich Lawns; Jaconeta; Orgsndies; Robes; black
ana coored sflks; Maptillas; busters; Berages; De
Mitts from 2s cts and higher Thread Gloves 81 cts
brown Linen. for men and boys wear at l2x, worth
cnswn Ct halt their valne Cambria, Swiss and
0heck Muslin from 10 cts and upward, worth
The greatest bargains in EmbroiderJes, Ladies'
Collars: Cambria and Swiss Needle Worked Collars
from l23s cts and upward; Cambria and Muslin
Bands; green. blue and brown Berage for wells, ct
IT, and great many more Goods a. prices that can.
not faii to please. All ask is CALL and be csrefu
street. JOSEpH Gnu rSE
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

= in HENRIo0 CO.. AT AUCTION.-By virtue
81 oee9 OF trust executed by Jacob Keck and wife
corded IN Henrco County Court once being thereto
requested. viii cell at public auction. upon the
not. the next fair day thereafter. the property CON.
veyed N said deed. being parcel Of Land lying in
the county ct Henrico. about one mile northwest of
the city Of Richmond. containing 81 acres and be-
Ing the same property wherein said Keck resides
TEsMs.euhcjent in cash to pay the expenses At
residue to be payable in such manner q may be an
nounced at the time Of sale. 80 4 = -
JAS N TAYLOR SoN. Aucts. my5
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DROP IN AT N. WALKER & co IS
- and look at the new style Cashmere Suits. juat
received. WALKER Co,
l03, corner Main and l4.h streets
my Richmnud Va
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= CQaL-mr. Writ Roberts having advertinA
in the Dispatch Ct this dats that he = neenoee1 =
receive orders for coal at - 50 Per Ioad end ~ ds
lars Per long ton, and having. on moro than on g.
casion. stated that his oMly Object IN yenaisase =
up" the public will see. upon preper viev 81 -
subj ,ct that the result Of his sucoesU II III pFeoe1f
object will % attain posssssion Of the whl 49,
opposition. he will b In position 10 charge any
Under this present aspect Of the case - rngp6et.
fully leave II TO the public to ny whether ekey -
willing to give all IN Opportunity Of eagning Il.
wing, or whether they willing % rive 20 an -
individual the entire control and regulnf0n Al ~
coal trade IN this city.
Respectfully. POITDAUx.
Corner l7th and Dock 81
DOx1A
Next to ldmond. paycnrort a.
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dividend NOTlCE.-The directors

NIOTICE.-Inr retiring from the Grocery
IN business, beg leave to return my thanks 70 my
friends nd customers for their liberal support. and
take This opportunity to recommend q continuance
Of the aams 10 my successor, Mr. VIM Jenkins. who
hes purchaser my entire stock and In terest
JAMES HCEEEN
9th street, opposite New Market
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AMUeEMENTB.

ru FRIDAY kvgNINa, Mar 1s,o.
VII, &c Prevented Knowles, c~sehratad plav III the
hoNChBAck. Julia, Mrs w O asaassane.
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ANDREW JOHNSTON
The brick warehouse adjoining the one on the
eornsr OF Cary and Eleventh streets, occupied BY
Mr. Paul x smbfough
Also. the house the corner of Main and 7th
streets. occupied by Mr.. Michard Posse ssou TO be
given on lst July next. an 2s-ts
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s PORT GIBSON, MISSISSIPPI, APRIL 6, 1859.
IMPROVED EAGLE COTTON GINS,

THE Eagle Cot
ton Gin Manufac-
turing Company,
are now prepared
to fill all orders
for their Improv-
ed Gin Stands.
|. All stands now
J made have the
patent IMPROVED
CYLINDER BRusH,
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~1~ BBLs Extra and superhne FLOUR
ree w. b. FULKERSON.
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THE undersigned offers for sale splendid
a STEAM SAWMlLL. situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad three-q quarters OF
a mile from the located depot, Bahala, and ten
miles South of Gallatin. The rarid settlement
of the surrounding country. he anticipated tow u,
and the undoubted completion Of the road 70 this
point by the lst Of October next, with the already
increasing demand, insures ready salefor lumber,
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles
To the mill is attached 800 acres OF finely tim
bered land, with sutficiency opened for the pro-
duction Of corn, potatoes. etc, to supply the
employees and teams Of the mill. A comfortable
Dwelling, with the necessary out-houses, at
tached The mill-hoHse is large and substantial
containing the latest and most improved ma
chinery; boiler 81 feet long, ~ inches in dame
ter, double hned; circular saw. 81 inches diameter
Everything new and in complete running order.
This mill. with seven hands. can cut between
five and six thousand e ei Of lumber day, but
averages 1900 feet daily, without extra labor OF
strain Of machinery.
Attached is one Of Straub's Superior 26-inch
French Burr GRlSr MILLS, capable Of grinding
from Is to Is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business TO supply the place with bread Also,
Wagon and Team, Lumber Car, Tools, etc,
necessary to carry on the business with an
abundance Of water all seasons.
Terms easy For further particulars, apply on
the premises, or to the under signed
w. ]. BRUNER,
OF MAYES & MILLSAPS, Agents,
April IL, 81. 33-tf Gallatin, Miss.
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OF INTEREST TO AM.

THE undersigned begs leave to inform thu eli
Il ixens Of Claiborne and adjoining counties
that be has purchased the Right Of CRANE
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASK Ef.--s
new and beautiful article unlike anything ever
offered 10 the public before. The casket has none
of the repalsve appearance which all other Buri-
al Cases or Collins have. A supply Of all sizes
constantly on hand. The public are invited to
call and examine them.
An orders for the Casket or wooden Collins
will be filed with despatch. Burial clothes OF
all kinds furnished when ordered.
A. ROLLINS.
July 9, 1856. 46-1y
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ATTENTION PLANTERS.

II HAVE just received. by the steamboat
4 'Hiawaiha" fresh supply of Nerro.,
which swelIs y e number now on hand 10 forty.
Those wishing TO purchase will do we'll 10
call at The Cottage" and examine before buy
ing elsewhere, as il may be to their advantage.
JOHN HUNTER.
Grand Gnlf Dec. %. 1889. dec3I-T
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I. b. PATTON,
NJ. II. PKYroN.
PATTON & PEYT0N,

New Books.
l. HAVE just received
Moss Side, by Marion Horland;
Nothing to Wear
Nothing TO Say, by Doesticks;
fuckers History Of the United States;
The War Trail;
Ross on Slavery
Souvenirs of Travel. by Nine. Levert and
number Of other new aud interesting Books
ALSO
A large assortment Of School Books, Letter Cap
and Note Paper, Visiting Cards, Card and Noto
Envelopes Steel Pens, &c.
Oct. IT, 1857. A. R. LEONARD.
Cash
ITO advance on Cotton for shipment TO orr
Il friends Connely & Champlin New Orleans.
decl7-w JOHN BUCKINGHAM 4 co.
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D ANAWAl from the subscriber, on The lSt OF
@1b September, 1858. yellow man named } KS.
SEE, about 2s years old, 5 feet inches high.
and viii weigh about l60 pounds no scars re-
membered, except one Immediately on the top Of
the head, supposed to be from a blow from club.
Said boy is q good cook. win give $50 for him
If taken up in this state. or 500 II taken out 0f
the state and lodged ii jail so / can get him
T. 5. JEFFERIES,
jan27-d6w2m Port Gibson, Miss
eg- Montgomery (Ala) Advertiser Baton
Rouge Advocate Memphis Avalanche and Mlssis-
sippian insert eight times weekly. aud send bill to
this Office for collection.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-06
Quaker City Arrived.


ERESH Buckwheat; Currants; Citrou;
Il Fresh Salmon; Sardines; Cove Oysters:
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-04-06

DARTIEs Wishing 70 huy Gin Bands would DO well ~
call and price my articles in this line before buying
them cheap elsewhere.
August 2s. 1855. w.B. FULKERs0N