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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.


NNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with the
~ Comptroller Of the State Of New York and Of the hands
Of the Compcny 10 secure policy holders.
DIyIDESps ADR ,NSUGIIY MOST Liberal Principle
Forty per Of the premium Life Policies will be loaned the
Insured wl ~, lie premium exceeds $40.
Policies ssIed aSd payable the insured arriving a
tain age the family Of the insured 1t DEATH should that
happen previously 10 arriving at that age.
Endowment POLICIES for Children granted the most favor
able terms.
Policies rei AZ greatly reduced Of premium when the
insured prefers not 10 participate In the Dividends
All losses paid promptly and without litigation
We shall be pleased have you call and policy
this old and reliable Company which before you ehIor
I'd BY your own citIeEs.
W0RTHAM WYATT, Agents,
ofice 1870, Main street,
Few doors above Pest Office.
CHAs E WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney
for the Company In Va.
MEDICAL EKANLNERS:
Jn. II. CoSwAT, NJ d.
Ro. I. COLENAs, NJ. d.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY EIGHT THOUSAND NINE Hun.
DRIED DOLLARS.
(S14S,0O0.)
Have been pNd by the MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY r losses by DEATH under a. policies issued the
Richmond Academy and 900 vii! be paid few days
account of recent deaths
Hundreds IL Richmond who have families friends dependent
their lives support could with small portion OF their in
policy for thousand dollars, to be paid
AZ their death
The cost Of life Insurance In the MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY
(by the return In dividends 80 per cent made low that
almost any person can insure for amount.
Premium may be paid annually semi annually quarterly
Agency No. q Pearl Street.
KNOWLES WALFORD.
B-We Insure SLAVES in the ALBENARLE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Of arlottesyle for years. the
favorable term We have paid several thousand dollars for this
Company account Of Slaves insured with the and always
promptly. de5 KNOWLES 4 WALFORD.
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rI,n TIE PIRLIC.-In c.n..auenss gl Die unp

TEVO THE Pi RLlGln consequence % The uupycrdent
ssccess Of "Our Model shirt" have made arrange
meH (Which heretofore impossible account Of the great
demand Ca New York. rgs have large supply % this popu-
shirt hand every variety Of style and quality that
those sending orders Win them filed regularly and with
despatch the sole Agents Cor this shirt in Richmond
would respectfully call the attention o. those who have not
seen Our Model examination and they will become convinc
tits the is cheapest and most durable SHIRT ever offered
We prepared 90 make % order from scientific
measures short notice and reduced prices We have
hand large and desirable stock of GENfLtNENS FURNISHING
GOODS which everything pertaining TO the business
and which viii b. offered 40 gceatlv reduced prices.
STCRTEYANT 4 MAGWIRE,
orQO No % Main street Richmond Va.
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,fverLseuent be considered by the month or year
.sss ou the Manuscript, previously agreed upon BE-
tT-.r t.s parties 49,, 80. ,, . CIR . .,.,ls.i mum,
t-r be- continued until ordered cut, and payment
.,.-t-I aec'r r1i1sy- f, 49,. A., .
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privileges only extends O.. th, immediate ousness Resl
ta ~. .-I t other Advertisements sent ty them % be
h.l.'4' .t4r-s and ua trriarou-
s .,t. and General Agents AiFc 'semenis not 70 De
~ t wear bl br charged az the usual rates, subject
.-'-.r t...-ur-. ls shall te agreed upuu-
...s and yearly advertisers, generally, engaging one
- . atr the privilege of change, shall not their
Or -.s. H ans week, insert more than t1e am-ult
49, ~ Is H. staining rule under ihc contract ant All eXcce-
:. - f, t--.11, t1 t. charged 8f me usual rates
1s r7. inserted .n the SeniWeesy Whig az Is cents
~ f d lines Cor he trst insertion, and 90 cents
pr ,.. -.5rt continuance. ur if wyesly. - cents
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--L-AMo SAMJ FL '. kElL
WILLIAMS a. REID,


II - p z Y
Commission lCrchantS,
d." t.fA1E HALAt p IND SECOND SIREET.
60. Cincinnati, Ohio.
. orders 'r an a.ls ut N aterm Produce, and make
!, Ash Advances an COusig ignnaents f0r sale, o.
"ahotsc bought aui stored acSouut OF purchasers
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IilU 81 y "a AHMkhs OF vInGINI ....E.a..II-
pLc0f,MAiSs FOR FOR FALL0UING---, ,

i GULTIyAToRs AND HAER0Ws FOR 49,,
PUTTING IN WHEAT.-BelieyiLy that Ihsye SS5[3
IN my NEW FLOW the best Pow in use, ISRsrsBsAS<psn
make this offer to the Farmers and Planters wI furnish thn
with these Implements and theyHre not than those
have they can return them TO after try them free Of
sS Fresh supply Of Turnip Seed just received 's''
iva s doors sboT,s So &, Ci.sis..S", ~ ,1A.n ~,
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TouE MADE SHOES have constantly on hand u
III uy on manufacture, the following kinds Of
Boots and Shoes:
For Ladies:
G.Itsr Booss sljl 4li without heels
Morocco Lace Boots Wilh "
90
FOR Gentlemen:
Pine Dress Boots
FJoaf Boots. single and double Soles
O.fold Ties aud Br0gaus.
For - Isses and Children:
Goat AID M0fsssd Boots. With and without heels.
For Lf0ys:
Oaif Rrogans and oxford fies.
For servant WOmeHt
stout Goat and Kip Lace Boots
ROr servant Mems
Rr0Fues aud Br0gsus
IN prepar, % make short notice. any Of the above
r,ss,i.--'..i ftrds mo g. PAGE JR,
9y Main Street,
oc21 doors above y t. PRICE co
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WM. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing MamufactOry,
ESTABLISHED IN 1880.
IN RIG CHMOND- VA

In III 6dN4ON u, V "A
TTS fact not generally known established my Clothing
Mandatory IN ths city TEN YEARS AGO, and have constant
Tor that time continued 20 cut and make large portion Of NV
stock iu Richmond hundreds my customers will testify
AMI having Increased forces me better
prepared orders wSk In large small quantities
u can be had Of Northern houses and equal in style aud ma
the back wudos others shouders) latter myself that
give much aud as good article Tor the price any house
North C south
wish up ruEEY southern MANUFACTURES
patr0uze the Old established houses first reap the
reward they ly for past present future serycss
This no hunhug prove by from sevenyhye 10 one
for years
Paouze manufactures home especially you
40 So without additional cost. WM IRA SMITH,
jas ia Main II.
nUR stock of Ready Made Clothing, No 50 Main At
y have o. WulrLOCk, aud will continue
keep large establishment No. 100 Main Wi
plrasedt o. the public general having
made arrangements manufacture clothing here, and
prepared receive orders Kind up
best style and short notice Our winter stock wi
retu' ed prices, 90 make room ior Spring StocE Call at
= MORRIS T. Hills
BUY An OVERCOAT.
Nd your selection good stock having all the
N qgs,es for comfort durability and accuracy, which be
found at 10 Main street
BUY A DRESS OR BUSINESS COAT,
aui be 90 look the shown 10 Main ST.
the same me Doe assured that style and quality points al
ways Try 90 have OF the best order
BUY A PAIR OF PANTS
either fancy black hut be certain TO buy pair Of some Kind
and th-n get good article would recommend 10 Main 81
BUY VEST
Velvet Cashmere six or Cashmere Sattine any kind
want remember 10 MAIN STREET Is the best place In
town % make your selections. TUPMAN HULL
deg 10 Main Street.
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SASH, BLINDs AND DOORS,


fBNHE Oldest Establishment In Rclaond where nsy he h. Ia
The above articles IN psychg4, s the shortest noes
Being confident OF giving vnie Satisfaction the .
cts as heretofore, the pvbs patronage Having recen -,
cabinet and ceFgsP.ers Turning his business pui S -
nav "e, "UiA "'H"H enlargement or delay Give me ain
.-I-u MILES AMBLER, Mayo street
A DAMS PURE MOUNTAIN RYE wHrSKy
N Having made arrangements with Mr. Jas Adam. ~ ~
bridge manuAeturT OF the justly esebra ed Adams WLk b
which we become his sole agepi win n future Keen
on hand good supply which would cs The attsn "a
buyers. ~ JOHNSON YOuNGEp r,xvs.' W
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NORRUGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
u WIFE RAILING Secured by Lrers Patent Admirably
adapted Public Grounds Cemeteries bacouys, Cot
tasts &C sheep and Hurdle Patent Wire, Sackng Bead
,teis every variety Of Folding Iron Beadsteads and Iron
Furniture Patent Coal Screens ore, Sand and Gravel
Screens Netting Mosquito, sheep, Poultry and other
purposes. Wire summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
NJ WALKER 4 SONS, Manufacturer,
No 535 Market \. L. corner sixth street Philadelphia
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i OCKSMITmINC, nELL HANGING, SILvEK

PLATING, krThe subscriber BIAS just returned from the
Northern cities where bs has laid n large supply ~ materials Of
the quality il Loci smug Bell Hanging siverPa'
iu public attention % his business He has
poyri the be bad and prepared 20 make TO
order every Lock hang Bells Ia the best and 70
DO silver Plating style not 90 be surpassed by any establish
meut In country All his work warranted, no sale.
Arer an experience years In this city, and
qusance with the best Lock makers In this country he taers
himself he give sstsfetou both as 10 workmanship and
prices and therefore sots orders from and country which
yin with prompt attention
Pn Wishing have made repaired, Bells hung In
v y or silver Plating executed superior manner, In
d b can s establishment the 10th street. three doors
s5 o Main where they will be attended TO- At the shortest
ucs. 90.
tey a and Bell hanging In part Of the country,
a. city prices. ,, ,- .,...r
SlverPIsisr, Loeksmlth and Bell Hanger,
lsHaa d ...r0N Va
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srOCR COMPLETE.

PRICES REDUCED.
CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS.
fUTLER, son 4 FRANKLIN,
Importers, 10 Main st.
INTENDING 20 from present place Of business before
the Spring ra opens and In order the expense and
risk attending removal OF goods, or at wholesale and
tall, ourlsrFe socs Of
CHINA,
QUEENswARE, and
GLASSWARE,
at reduced prices r cash. the usual credit prompt six
months buyers.
The merchants Of Ills State and Of North Carolina Tennes
will consult the Interests oy giving stock examination
sr22 HITLER SON A FRANKLIN.
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.


TERMS:
,.,p.,sr as per snnuu; seniWeeky, S5 Weekly 90 a.
- f. ,4vsnee Remlttance1 may be made a. us risk OF ne
ss shs-s 10 All e.se, -,...s S,.i-i-., money
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20 GardS .MDsrH'"h BACON SIDES baltimore
10 hhds prime Shoulders
" HtnE
10 boxes dried Be.f TOnguel
II hels hump Poi,i
sd " No Alell lyes
l,O /" GroSf Herrings
900 /" Cut "
"a half bbls No Cut :.
No. l. aud MacHerel In bbls half bbls and kits
20O0 bbls James Riv.r Cement
500 " Rosendale do
400 Calcined Pl1ster, fine szi .uperdne
1890 bush Plastering lisir
1907 bbls Rocklard Line
1000 he,es prime shipping Hay
eayo bush Penn. Oats
1000 " prime Merct, Potatoss
2hOO :" Ship 9iua /.
1000 " Brown suGs
For sale consignment, by BRIDGFORD A co
ias On the Dock.
R RARn0 WIS GEBnAN WAX CANDLEs.-
= .vV ooaes, .or ssie oy l. G. B nANfSPoRT
HEMP AND COTTcN TIsNR, well assorted, re-
4 eeiVng In store aud fe' sse BY
dt2o JOHN GORDON SON.
S0 xoNs sWEDRs IRON, Dat and ,qusra yeil .ssos
~ ten, Ior SAFE oy JOHN ~ GORDON son.
COTTON YARN.-lOe Rsls,s.'Srted pgnsc. g! sale "
" NI 4G b DAVENPORT.
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REALLY GOOD SlIOES.


M NEW STOCK.
W nAt and have Il Received ths dsy by steamer
a NJ. ~ NJ nj Meas very heavy Prime Rrosans Ps,srd
-.-. s. rc can recommend O. wear 9eu We warrant
-. 't.- i' any u Richmond Also. a-se stock 20
... SHY hr'faus Whole clf l't seam sides. Farmers
= tl H'F .as' twelve u1atri without any meldus-
49,. '.- ".a.1s' Shoes of the b-st guan s.
l az l SAT of ta- best Shoes Boots give call
n FJrNFY a WATT
And EnBHOIDEHIES.-
Pc frfa Lace sleeves and IolIar4
t.ia I.ulnt Lace Sleeves and Collars
a.ts Mls.r rfuh'd sleeves and Collars
4-s.u aHl Lace CoIars
Lace flf Sleeves
--.tr.. rrbI Dresses
h. Linen THfrs aaI Sleeves
". hast Lace le.i. slme extra rich
!. ---s oar SAFE of rich dress Slks P1plns, Nalen-
-. ~ s Acrals 4nd au other srasonabe goods, a.
l1 -o- Fi-e.A CHRISTIAN a LArHROP,
" Main street
n sk-iol Mas lava Coa-- of superior qa,ity Tor
d-ls q. DAVENPokr
! n JONES
lO0 SACKS ASHTON SALT, n .ssI' "a z, -
20 a. 1IaLS, =, EXTRA LARGE 30. / UACKER-
M WALLACE sONS
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DRY GOODS.
% r + a IL, Is SO.
ELLETT & DREWRY,
No. IL Penri Street, RIchmona, Va
MI ask The attention Of the merchants Of Virginia North Ca,a,
w lima and Tennessee 10 large and varied foek Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
selected with great care and especially adapted to the ads
- ~ NA N~'n
Merchants going through the NeIihs.n cities are rsoy.
10 give our stock an eNannatop hey shall protected b p
against all the markets on such goods they select nom our 49,
thereby saving least freight exchange and g sr
their goods in market and encourage home trade wb
possible loss to Themselves.
sei6 ELLETT DREwRY.
isiOn "a AHnEKs OF vIH6INI .--TaeI.
which have recently come 70 knowledge together al
yerement and card which has been extensively ro On
ne country 10 our friends and usi0meTs and b A. 80
he following extract The subscriber having con b
usness Tor e last years. on Franklin under ths .t -
IT, WATT Co. begs leave 10 inform his friends and he r,o
~ Of the Ola concern that that hm does sNs have "a,
'hed us that regular and effort has auj Il . %
made TO deceive the public aGi lead them believe ~,
Germ o OEO WAIT ca not In existence and that ne on.
pace TO get ats Patept Cu1 Brace Pillow from man v
iay violating the Patent Laws, and unjusy deprIyI 80
Watt Of his property by making bis PW without III s
thority CE consent We desire g. the -,
20 be made, aud Inform ani the public hat the con =,
pEohuE p" AIT C sii In existence; tia; Geo Watt th
inventor and patenee, has not sold the right Or autboT -
me, except Mr. p W Scott, Of Freder kurg 10 make n 90 -
Patent Flows, ana that We Aeep constantly on hand s 80
~ az slze made under our personal supervision from te on
GENUINE Pa'trh o hs pest materials together with VARIETY
Of other Agricultural Implements, which We warrant g. ~
buyer and are temned Dot he undersod By any one ~
market Our GkU. WATT returns his sincere bsnks ~ b.
and tie public, who have sustained him heretofore ana %
continuance Of their patronage. " ''
SD
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HECTOR DAVIS,
Auctioneer for the Sale of Negroes,

Ellis NEGROES bh publicly and privately. He pledges his
= hest efforts n get tie highest Dices Aaln-b
COUNTRY PHYSICIANs will and large and choice
Of perfectly iTesh and reliable Medicines, selected
expressly for Country Physicians, Family and Plantation use
Chemical and aceucal preparations OF
facure strictly accordance with the United Phar
macopal full medcsl efficacy the dispensed
extensive prescription physicians bus
ness and Virginia Mechanics Institute awarded the
Glass Diploma and .hen the Silver Medal
Fair
Also, the choicest PeFfumery from the celebrated
American, English and French Perfume Toilet Soaps Cosmetics
Fancy Goods Combs, pr.she Of AL kinds Premium End
Coogpe Water Pre girgsal variety
full Of al other articles In the drug ne sale
by LADLEf a ROBINSON,
Practical Chemists and Pharmac ceutlsts
ocqe Corner of 4th and Franklin Streets Richmond.
DRADY,S Publishing HOUSE.---NEW
ID BOOKS JUST IssUE-The adventures by George Angus
Saa 81 cents Ethel Teyor The Dukes Victim by W.
Reynolds 80 Ada Leigh the Love Test by Pierce
Egan 90 cents Jane Horton, by Jack Brace % cents The Haunt
ed Homestead by NJ Erym 20 cents; Fast Life Or Memoirs
Of the Marquis Of Waterford 20 cents Mailed e VI post
age, receipt OF price
THE WELCOME GUEST hrstclsss FA,aiiy Monthly News.
paper issued the low II YsAa Send
for specimen ~ grad mammoth Catalogue Of all the
books .ent Tee OF postage.
FREDERIC A. BRADY Publisher
"a Ann Street, New York.
Agents wanted. de2l-d6m
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"pENEtITs OF LIFE INSURANCE."

MEDICAL EKANI
JH. II. CoSwAT, NJ. d.
Ro. 7. COLEMAN, NJ. d.
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FIRST-CLASs DWELLINGS IN THE FIRST, SECOND
and Third Districts, ut Private Sale,
BY J. B. WALTON,
Aactioneerofiee, 40

Aucttoneef- Office, 40 Camp steeet.
DERSONS In want OF Grst-eIass dwellings
referred 10 the following list full particulars PRICES
and TERMS be obtained application at the Office OF the
Auctioneer--
An ii CANT THREE-sTORY and ATTIC BRICK DWELL.
ING Camp street Lafayette Square, of superior finish
"a TaREE-sToRY MODERN BRICK DWELLING 0.
Camp street, Julia street.
A THREE-ST0RY and ATTIC BRICK DWELLING on
Magazine street ST. Joseph.
TWO THREE STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, adjoining,
Camn street. ST. ThereSa's Church.
A TWO-SrORY FRAME DWELLING on Apollo street,
(aow Carondele) near Terpsichore
TWO TNo-sToRY FRAME DWELLINGS, Nayades
FOUR ELEGANT MODERN FHREE-sToRY DWELL
1NtiS on Gons.alce and ferpsehorc streets.
TWO ELEGANT TWO-SfOEY and ATTIC DWELL
INGS on Constance and Robin streets.
An ELEtiANf and GOMM0DIoUS TWO-ST0RY DIV ELL
ING on Rampant street between ST. Philip and ursnlines
street Los 81 feet front by l92 feet IL depth
grounds highly Improved Esplanade large lot
An ELEGANT MODERN BUILT DWELLING on Pry.
tania and lots Of ground finished the best style and
containing every convenience. - 5!s
TWO TEo-SToRY NEW FRAME DWELLINGS on Sc
eond street, Apollo street, containing parots dining
rooms each second Aoor attic rooms
and we'll finished back buildings embracing many den
| K LARGE PROPERTY ON PRYTANIA STREET, On
there is large and convenient dwelling house
4 < SPLENDID PROPERTY, AN ELEGANT AND COM
i PLETE MODERN DWELLING, large Improved Esoands
Magazine Market and boundary, the line .
/ the Horse Car City Railroad. sst a. s Va K
Also "
4 NUMBER OF DWELLING 10 :Es in the several Dis
perry sn''apie tor ou,idilg purposes myl4 n
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partitnlar Natitss.

ARsgsAL WAsHfsGroS ARTILLERY, Z
Gtod street, New Or cans, May g. 1860
-. Attention!-I'h officers and members
q MI Company are hereby notified attend The posponed
monthly megug to he held at the ArsenaI Girod
street. THURSDAY EVENING" sdih inst at ~ O'CLOCK
Pniiclnal attendance " particularly requested.
BY order OF the Captain
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STAR INSURANCE COMPANY, 4
y Charles street.
M1-The annual election for nine Directors,
Will be held at the office Of the Company MONDAY the Ali
Of june next from 10 A. H. Up. NJ.
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bhiTIi;s,pTICE TO THE PuBLIc-1, W,

on ns "a my q say sas puIehse 3, me agmt
L. make Eend and Gox's Soft Metallic Packing for
Bapt Engiues the United States and title having been
in recently decided in the Circuit
s. Mobile against s Skates Co., for infringement of
said natent tersfoe all hereby notified
way infringe sas patent If they do they will prosecuted
to The extent Of the IL ~.
an now prepared make contracts for the said
Packing upon reasonable terms with all persons who de-
sire 10 use IT, .=5 w. j. MATTHEWS.
aniain JOHN G. SIHEOTT of los ravier street. New Or
ass my general agent to make contracts for the nanuac
tSps and use Of the article thus patented.
- ssvis In, = w. j. MATHEWS
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ERIDAT, 25th inst, MT IL o'clock NJ. at
Charles Hotel Exchange. will be sold auction

the ST. Charles Exchange sold 1T auction.
First District of New Orleans.
Of s s os and
portion Of S said District ss follows VS., e..., -
z Il LOTS Square No IL between Gassae Palmyra Nj
s. Is LoTs Square No. IL between Palmyra Bank Miro
Lots IN Square No. TO- between Bank, Common, Miro
B. LOTS in Square No., between Canal, Gssqae Roche.
'xs s No. between Common Bank Roche
Z LOTS in Square No s. between Gasqusi Palmyra, Dor
s s sf between Banks Baudin White and
D. SQUARE, No. 52 between jackson, Palmyra, aayoso
10 sou ARE, No. 1873 between Baudn, DIIemecourt To-
PEI ana No. ia's Canal Jackson Haga
e ne and so aas S Lots jackson p0vr
Is seuARE "a NJ .,E sssssa pHeeeou Common
Il SQUARE, No 81 between Jackson, Palmyra Genois
SQUARE, No &c. between Palmyra, Bank, eenois and
I6 SQUARE, No IS, between Bank, Baud n. Genos and
il TsouARs, No. a between D'Hemceourt, Common, &c,
Is sou No. Il, between Canal Jackson cortez and
IT, iseGARE, so.7d, between Bank, Baudn, corez and
20 SQUARE 10. y between Bs,dn, DHemecourt, Cor
tie: sss sis \ S uoa eo..
and s99s f g. Na Sst@e gsa s jackson p.s
3D. SOL ARE, No, PALMYRA Bank Pierce I'm
ST jacques and Caffollfon Ayenue-34 Lots. 10y ~ A
"a / SQUARE, Ne. 8 between Bank Baudin Pierce fate
st Jacunes) and Carreilton Avenue-3. J,ois e s'
25 SQUARE, No. 81 between Baudn ii Hemecourt Pierce
date St. JACQUES and Carrollton Ayenue-36 Lots
III 4 SOIIA RE No Iii between IIoa. ,onmon perce fjaa
St Jacdles) and Carroltou AyeuIe-33 Lots - : ~ s
~ SQUARE No 80 between Canal jnct SIN Salomonand
Napoleon s.reets-2d Lots -
28 1 SQUARE, No. 81, between PALMYRA Rank Salomon
and Napoleon sfrees-2S Lots - ~
Nnnoleon streers - / nts - 1850 ' sa'othoi anu
& J Nv . 81, Sc & i1eneeo"rt sao-
81. SQUARE No 80 between Ulloa Common Solomon
NJ - sih5t, -iieSafi-
ae u a"" anfl hR RFe N y i'p haa p,
and Murat streets, a6 Lots -aiA na"'', ieAalaef
a. ISnIJARE Ma nj hetween R.us;n D,lIsmso,,,. ~
ander and Murat sreetsMs6 Lots ' = e' "'' Alex
ss iSoi"a = Ne 10 pa ,'U.s. D.,a. nm,
anSa- ana Mnroi stre.ta w - oio Alex
So. 1SQUA ARE No s. between Bsudin DHemecourt Oiym
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BARN Ks' HoTEL,

III MISSISSIPPI CITY W
This establishment will opened for the recsu,ion s 3sit
on the 18th Of May During the PKst winter iafa HIS nes
splendid parior erected and the whole
waited md put u SPLENDID order This Hotel we'll knovn
to need any notice as IS psneral Considered ceand
TO in the United States for location
line band Of music will be IN attendae Horses and cursvs
can be had at all times. - esas"
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