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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02
Notice to Physicians and the Public.
From Rev. DR.. R,osSar

a. - EDITOR OF THE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
G-S SEMPLEs lNfA.fdBtE DAKING PowDER--An persons
nu al light sweet and wholesome LOAF br, all biscuits batter
mud buckmi, cakes may purchase This powder viii conf
''enee The materials perfectly harmless, and pleas.
ant than Sta Sa,aratUs, &c No fear nf breai The
use OF 1t viii make the iItts ccies bread In shortest
ossbie time; time, ahur, and expense aud dis
appoints, II The accompanying simple directions observed
Resides II manufactured In Virginia. and
1anseedom. John W. Garck, lrori-
elor, kicnond Va. We know and tried it, and re.
commend us the best We ,riei Get it and III
rections. If.b III.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02

DEAru OF PRorEssoR GoopRIuH Rev. Chaun-
cey Allcn Goodrich, Professor of Pastoral Theol-
ogy at Yale College, died in New Haven, Conuec-
ticut, on Saturday last
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02

REPUBLICAN National CONVENTION. --Albanv
February 29.-The Republican State National
Committee have changed he day for holding the
olay. VI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02

Thaekeray, according to rumor aloat in Lon
don. contemplates conformation Of Macaulay's
History Of England.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02

DEATh OF Dr.. JouS -Meadyille. Penn.
syi'anla. February 20.--pr. John Barker, presi.
dent ct the Allegheny College, in this place, died
suddenly on Sunday afternoon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02

CANDIDATES FORoFFICE.
Sherifalty.

nv6e WE authorized 10 announce FRANCIS THORN
hE TON a Candidate for The Shrrifalty Of Campbell
county. Election day, 4fh Thursday In May nh dlde.
M 4> .arc authorized TO announce GEO n. DAN We.
M4y HON II candidate for the Sherifalty of Ainhefs
county, nj the ensuing tseetion. mh 2-dtde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02

corroy-Gruwiso N 4ag Skxp4lee ~ - =.
some astenti..n has lstely been Eafae6 = eotzpns
growing in the Sandxjaa IslaHd. ExpeEiaests
were made during h. past eens0n IN ~ fpIfItnr
tion q Wal. ln-kes, Maui Faur samples ~ no
ticedin the llondlsIu AdvnffiteFs eeneIstilE frsk
OF tls produce of4l.s native seed, 1Ieb pesrs
article. worth perhaps sxof sssen cpnh pr.
pound; second. the produce Of Datiye and toroign
seed mixed, Which il scarcely superior TO the
above; third. the produce OF New Orleans seed
which Il u fair article, worth about 81 ven cents
per pound; and lastly, the produce Of Sea Island
seed. worth about thiry-fye cents per ppund.-
Tic last specimen resembles the fnes. silk. i'as-
ing lang and delicate fiber, apd. fit can be
cultivated ON there island. woald IN isnbteily b.
como the must remunerating crop that can be
raised. considering the small outlay required to
produce il. ,s,zy5s4
TUE SouTuERs NRoRo.-The Jauuary number
OF Blackwood has . review of Rameles at
l.andom Id the southern oates. The lam
bles are from the pen of an Englishman, who
seems 10 have been very inyorably impressed by
what he saw and experienced in the Slave States.
The negroes on tho plantations be visited were
an easy goipg. we-led, jolly set, and he in inein.
ed to tn nix that slavery is mt 80 dark as 1t has
been painted Like all uther iraselers at the South
he is in eresied BY the quaint melodies Of the me-
Grnos, ~ -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02
More Testimony from the Clergy.


N This cerdcs that have Perry Davs's Vegela-
Ft1 ble Pain Killer with In of cholera
mianium bowel complaint bronchitis coughs Colds
&e, aud would cheeruly recommend it valuable family
medicine i.Fy. JAMES {. BOOMER.
Messrs. T. Davis SouDear Sir>: Having witnessed The
beneficial effects of Pain Killer several Of Dysen
Cholera Morbus within months past, and doen-
cheertuis recommend It's may suffering from
til. aforementioned snl diseases SAT-, and efecua
remedy, EEv. EDWARD X. FULLER.
This crrtlHs that have for used Davs Ncge
table Pam Killer in family, in seveAl OF those
which ii recommended aud find yery useful family med
REv. \. BRONSON, FALL RIvkR.
90 sold by all Druggists jan lg-lm.
Notice to Physicians and the Public.
r. go ALLCoCkS POROUS PLAsTERs.--TESTlMo
WY Malt. A1ICock n CO, No. 29I Canast., New
York, 18th Nov lSGcu.men: lately suffered severely
weakness in back occasioncd by suddenly orcrex
erling myself Having heard your lasrs much recommend
cd or OF this kind procured and the result all
thai could desire. sng, plaster cured me in n week
Aonrs respectfully j. q. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of the Branlrcih House. New York"
There is nothing equal in the way If Plaster the Porous
Plaster of Mr.. ALicoeH Ever. thing pleasant about them
They the Plaster of the day aud I'll npe Of prescn
advancement in science and In Asthma Cough, Kidney
AToctons and local deep seated pains they afford permanent
reie and for weak backs pains in the side stitches and spas
moic pains generally, they unsurpassed for the benefits
they lpar , scans should examine this article which
universally approved where known Price, cs each Prin-
cipa Office M Canal New York Sold 10y all resIecia-
bic desers in medicines. {jan -. imiaw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02
$50 CANyAsSERS, ATTENTION! $500
$50 a Month and all Expenses Paid

5000 A YEAR.
active Agent wanted in every Aouhty in the United
IN states and Ganadas 10 soc. ORDERS and introduce
Heto National Double Thread $40 Setcag AarAg< War
raued equal high priced machine Practical for every
family which makes II the cheapest and most popular machine
in existence. limited number of responsible Agents
wanted to travel and solicit orders by Sample, u salary
800 month and expenses Business permanent Address,
with stamp, for conditions and Instructions,
j. W. HARRIS, g. CO.,
Shoe and Leather Exchange Boston, Mass
nho. uSw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02
Master Of Police.

m Ar the solicitation Of Many yotersrI respectfully
n m, self candidate for the Office of Master
Of Police Mt the approaching Spriu: Elecon promising If
elected to discharge the duties OF the Office to the best OF my
abilities Heb Dial JOHN MITCHAM.
M MASTER OF P0IICE-I respectfully announce
w. myself cauddate for the Office of Master Of Police
ut the ensuing election in April Having Served Tor several
past The City Watch tbeieye, 10 the sasactl of
all parties fancy can Oil The Office In question: In
equally acceptable. TlioS. j. AUSTIN.
feb IL tide
VIZ authorzcdto announcc WM e. BUXTON,
KsP candidate for the Office of Master OF Police.
t,hI I-,dr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02

CO0 BBIS CEMENT fresh and In prime ordsr IN 81.
" Inn u lEBY Il SAUNDERS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02
SPECIAL NOTICES,

ar y<s THE undersigned will prepare DEEDS, CONTRACT
NG WILLS, &C., upon short notice.
sent 9a-ts WM d. BRANCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02

Gr ys THE undersigned will prepare DEEDS CONTRACTS
NS WILLS, &c, upon short nutice.
SEPT 29-ts WA. u. BRANCH
No Merchant Visiting Baltimore
Or SHOULD fail 10 examine extensive stock Of
01S FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY
GLOVES Sc,--oifer.sl for sale by
FRED. FICKEY g. SONS,
$50 BATMoRE STREET. 1t isone Of The extensive In this
country and the Propretors fully prepared compete with
Northern Houses. feb 2s.
Grover & Bakers.
CELFHRATEp FAMILY SEWING MAGAZINES, 405 Broad
d. WHY, New York, and Isl Baltimore Street, Baltimore.
A NEW SAY LE-PkltE $5b-iIEMMLES s. EXTRA
This machine rom spopl', purchased from the
requiring rewinding IT thread II liens Fes Gath
and Stitches in superior style finishing each by its
operation without hand needle is
quir,d other machines II will do better and cheaper
Ing than seansoss if she works for cent
hour.
Seiid for II circular j. T. DAVIS & co.
may ats. Agents, Lynchlnrg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02
Coal ON at $l.25 Der Gallon.

HAVE just received supply Of Light Codred Coal Oil,
which will warrant to be good any in this city,
Price Shopper gallon Consumers will please call and get
supply. For sale by ANDREW BOYD
NH 2ls ~ 100 Main Street. IL nchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02
For Sergeant.

~ SSS~I ana candidate for the Office Of City
W. sergean, at the ensuing election In April.
ian ~ lido GEORGE q. WILLIAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02

SA G0n LBS. COTTON YARN, of prime quality,
OO,OOO consignment for sale cheap, by 80
fsmarch lEBY & sAUNDERs.
100 CASES MASS LIcoRIcE OF good quality, 10 arrive
IVY In . few daya For sale Joso, BY
100 BOXES ADAMANTINE CANDLES, just received,
LOO which viii sell cheap.
Window Shades.
0PESED few days since, large itock Of New style Win.
dow shades and Fixtures, vasg In price from Soo rf
Also soss very handsome cheap GU co.nes g, Win
dowA U9ll and exam3nes s. NJ SIMPSON,
feb "a A. bls New stnrs, aBank squarr."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02
Forwarding Business.


HE James River and Company having acceded
Il 10 Inc proposition Of the South Side r. h Co.. advance
VIC rates on Doh routes have been compelled advance
am however by that arrangement enabled TO put
GOODS lhrough at ~ - cent beloy the Road
TO- provided they adhere to the spuaiions and
te dlerenee VIII be much gcaiers Al any rate,
d..ss which he high tolls viii permit and The merchants of
10 ship their goods via kichin0nd.s = A. 3. LEE.
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
march Its On the Dock Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02

Notice. fs<
Ii eo5d intended for the Freight Train must be delveret
~ at the ynchburg Depot the evening before by hafpas
three O'clock The departure of the NAH * renders
indispensable to the loading The goas ID time fol
the freight train r D.JELLIS,
NH 2.ls' General Fright Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02
1860. SPRING APPROPRIATIONS. 1860

Union Steamship Company,
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
TWICE A WEEK.
Steamer City Of Richn.ond Carr M,rcurL1
IeHhsSytdHad Observation-Disclosures. TEAL
FTgaHad Observation-Disclosures. KELLY.
esJyITA COMPRISING this sale and expeditions Line,
xtAe73s leave City Point md Ricbmond oycry Monday
anu ihuras and Philadelphia every Wednesday and
oay 'ereby offering 10 shippers Lyncbprg and West
erea mclities in the transportation OF merchandise.
~ ise steamers connect with the Boston Line which leaves
haepla every 1--we days Tobacco and other merchandise
T.. bosol forwarded with despatch, through by scam free
from commissions, and at moderate rates "
IHOS. WEBSTER, Jr, GenI Agt. Philadelphia
WP. PORTER. Agent City Poirt
feb IS cody, 80 -''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02

AND ADDRESSES THE CoNGRE6AriuN.-A remarks
bic story Is current in Pttsburg, and other parts
of Western Pennsylvania. 1t possesses the Gle.
ments of the widest romance. but is rcgiously
believed ty very many persons We give it as it
was told to us, without of course, iudorsng the oc
Gurrences as actual facts.
About Two weeks ago in the village of Latrobc,
in Western Pennsylvania, II solemn mass was per-
formed i'll the Rumln Catholic Church, for the re-
pose IF the soul of deceased priest. A number
OF worshipers were in church at the time just
the officiating priest was about to perform tho
most solemn pat Of the rites his purpose was check,
cd hy an astonishing appearance. The. furm of
the deceased priest himself appeared in front e
the altar, with his hands upfted in u warning
manner. The otfciatins clergyman stepped back
when tho ghosly priest, pliestlv ghost, address
He said they wore taking unnecessary Trouble to
get him out of Purgatory. The priest might save
tbelr prayers AMI the penitents Leir pennies. They
could not get him ont Of Purgat"ry. BECAUSE he
never was in it. Furthermore. there was no chance
for him To get there, as there never was such u
place as Pursat'Ty. IL was all mistake. lie
should feel very much obliged fthey could get him
out of the spnt where he was, but that was impos-
sbe. There was but TWO places of future exis-
tetencc-one Of perpetual bliss and the others Of
perpetual punishment. Only t,co priests eper rent
10 Hedrcn-and he was not one of them lie there
fore warned them that their masses for the repose
Of his any other defunct PERSONS soul were use
less.
With that monition this remarkable ghost dis.
appeared, and the sacred congregation disper..
sed.- Clerelaad Herald.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-02
HolloWay's Pills

sSS"y y :
aenerai weakness and debility, The premoni.ions Of
VIA decay arc replaced with yigor, activity and a
@ pciency N eyer! organ and In The rnire system ~
M resase regulating, and exhilaraiing influence Of hs
MISUNDERSTANDING vegetable preparation Sold n I'm
el per boz. - 49, .~ee, r. 40 ~. :. w. e anu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-10

Keen uliitt x Whaley--I d Bein Il Son--C L
Buddeeke Sce-Thompson Il Barnes Webster 4
Jourdany-W a johnson AGO. b II Stevens Eco
Eaton, Betterson &eo- Burton 4 Work. Gauche
w W Crane &ce-H G Stetson sgco-W COZ eco
&C Boyc Grief, Byrnes &co-Byrne, Vance SEQ
&c l. kouns y Bros-Horrell GAYLE &co--S Wolf
-Grosiean Il Beneteau-Green & Crump-Lenes &
Deachaise--A Grief &co--S Locke Relf &
Coo Morrison &eo.Aastin & Goodwyn-J Dus.
sen,ier-Duelos Keep H Brinton &co-.T B Smith
Chsm y Boya-Ch Leighton w a Violet eco
--B Seaton- Beehe &co-H Henderson i Games
Geo Fosdiek &co--Dowling Bros-W II Stewart
s--Voorhes, Griggs &co-M j Smith &co q Guth
u 9 Il S Kicks &co--G w Sizer-J Desporre
ellis Ferguson-J NJ Rhorer &co- oueyrouse &
LangsdorE Trosclair ( Haydel-- Jno Adams 4
COT Hidden, Marshall &co-F Rimailho &coW H
Letchford &co-and order.
PHILADELPHIA-Per schr Margaret Rejnhart
w Jackson &co,,n,Folger &co- Piuckard, Steele
&co.p Augmentation, Betterton &co-J Flotte
q Poolc-C G Gillespie-Mailiot Il Son-C i
Verlander--J D Bein q Som Norris MaulI leo
] Valentine &co--Blache 4 Leaumont-J Levi
A James &e9-Levy, Simon &co- Aby 4 Catch
ing-Garro Hoy &eo-J o Nixon-Gas Works.
G T Buddecke &eo-Benson 4 Tibler@A l, Games
ID Townsend E Cate &co-N o j Tisdale-
A GiifenG w Dunbar &co---H ii Harssll-D Man.
pay Wright &co-U S Quarternaster-T Bach
elier-E n Rusha-Given, Watts &co-Phelps 4
Parke--G a siocomb Gco--Magee Il Kneass-- and
order = "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-10
Arrived Il esfc. !, !.

Brif hip Arran, Cummings, I'M Glasgow 18TH Dec
ID ballast to HogAton. Rankin Eco lth 81
Ship Columbia Stufges 70 days fm New York, to
q MI Hynson &co I'D dist m.
Ship Albert CurrIn, fneKJ, Baynes. II days from
Newbnryport e Gamnark 4 Converse, il
bAllast@ ca dist aTs
Ship Edward Everett. Gnnby, I'm I.eghorn via Glib.
Talsaf lst Jan, ia ballast 70 g " Hynson &co
Ship Armanda, (Dew) Thompson, Is days fna Port
land, Me, to masttr-ist dist S..
Shlp les Montgomery, Hamilton from Havre 18th
Decs II ballast to master-3d dist
ship Amelia, Wallace, II days from Aspinwall in
"A Y, ballast 10 GreeyJ q Farwa- lst dist "a.
sAlp nasysy nlrch NelAen. tn Liverpool 10th Dec
70 p ] Hart &co-tpoiut.
Rsfk spesaNsl!, Howc.s from Rio de Janeiro, 10th
nses 70 ~ u fice &eo- ast dist 10.
BATE Afxae, venss ifem Nio de Janeiro 18th Dec
: 80 te J Dixon &cc--Elst dist 30.
i 6chr iailgaon Gilmore Chase. ~ days fm Boston,
y y H flntnmel lst dist As.
8chr Margaret keinhetI. Peterson, II days from
fhtladelp hlA, M IL Az Hynson &eo--
Echr y y taamage, Gansy 20 days FIN Camden, Ne
10 master-lst dist IS.
Arrivals Nc the Garonselet Canal.
Schr Mary Marguerite, I'm AuiIte River.
Echr Pomme D'tr, Inn Anlite River.
Sclar Belle Creole, I'm Anllte River.
SclzT Liberte, CHI Bonfonca.
Schf Barhe Sslhg. fun Bay St Louis.
& Sehr IninEilIe, fla Black River.
Scilr Balear, fm Biloxi
stesIlaboafs.
Pine Bluff, aYilson, fn Arkansas River.
Ajine, Neil I'm Crosse Tefe.
Southern, Goodwin fIn Bautf River
Million Rslg, Hall fin Mindea.
Gov Powell Burka. I'm ST MartinsyiIie.
A5pasamer, Foggay, I'm A1iakapas.
Golden Age, ufe fiji Fort Adams
OREGON. Walker, FIN Mobile.
~ Il fAirchlld, Fhucett fm Louisville.
@nffanai Anntgb mery, I'm Jefferson
taHrei ttill. Hroas, I'm Rayon Sara.
tmpeklei isogeyA I'm Memphis.
4 Anna Reffet, C0pus int Nash;ugtn,,g
s..aI1lfe raaasll, yanireau. I'm Lower Coast.
3 LEE i ~ Ealogiek fun Lever Coast.
1lusis lsllerts fh IafouNehe
GaseAaz, hsathAgs, fin Ffcksburg
nant Jones' Keeling, IN 0nachta River
y! n Il hentlsr, BafAncas FL Bayou Sara
" m I5sgaleY. HNnsaott, from Wetumpka
!. Ike ell III Gar. r B.
lsfaf Gload; tfanrY, In Mobile
" Rsa "a a CIR. 4 B.
ToHbcat 0eeau Penhegar, fin The passesz .tovs j
daNa and Ia sea on fh4 iii instant sh;s
slueftulHes bark Harlequin and sciar Argas
* Eyd-bro 7 mp hhrks SpesdweI and Arzac.
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Shipping SateAigslteee.
crrscrsr orH .es. No. % Camp Street, X

3 CRE.cEnr 0f7IcK No. 10 Camp Street,
5S Friday Morning. Feb. 10, 1850.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Florida, Nelson, for ApalachooIa.
j a. Mitchell
Ship Western Chief, Wording, FOR Liverpool,
Meeksr, Knox &co
EhipJ w Clark, Koppef1oldt for Liverpool,
Chmmaek 81 Converse
Brit brig Creole, Robinson, for Belize and Ruatan
j de Egana
Schr Capt Spedden, Martinez, for Mobile,
Huntington Bros
Sciir Peter NOVEL;, Waters, for Monroyia and
FIJI market Prats, Pujol &co
Schr Sister Kate, Fcrrer, for Mobile,
i 49, Huntington Bros
schr Alpine, KiIlman, tn Cardenaa, Baren Gco
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rowhoaf Anglo Norman, Steele, frontthe Passes
wcntAdown light brought up ship Armanda
and Harvey Birch.
Towhoat Angio-A Americana Martin, from the fasses
| 4-towed down and to sea on the atn inss Y,
bark Camilla scllss Pendleton anu = ~
Houston bro't up schrs = Gilmore, n heih-
| bart asd e Gamage
Towboat Mary Kingsland Growe I'M ths g, ra ;as.
towed down and 10 sea on ING "a inst,
| sl,ins pafriciasi ana Confidence, bark Comet
| bIonaht up ship Arran and Columbia
Irowboat N Il IVY, Palmer, I'm Che Passes-towed
| down and u wee On The lst instant a ships
Marshield and Oregon. brig Esperanza--
brought up ships Albert Currin and Edward
Towboat STAR Smith, from the Passes lowed
down and to sea on the Sd instant, ships
Compromise and Far West-brost up ships
James Montgomery aud Amelia.
Below---Comtng up.
Brit ship Powerful, Nixon, I'm Liverpool goth Dec
Ship Felicia, Neiaon, I'm Havrc 18th Dec.
Ship Jno NJ Mayo, Snow, = days I'm Boston to Geo
A Fosdick 6co
Bark Clifton, 4e days from Rio dc Janeiro
cargo, 4659 bags eoffee to order
Below--yvasting Orders.
Bark Hermitage, Allan, from Lisbon.
Passengers.
Per ship Amanda. FIN Portland, Mc-capt Blake
w ] Smith, n Reed, q Thompson, p Thompson, N
y = =
memoranda.
rBCapt Gunby, Of the ship Ed Everett. reports
left in port at Leghofn, for the s, ships Maverick
Funny Forester, Jas Guthrie and Roscius. Left at
Gibraltar ship Sweden, FIN Leghorn-had put in in
distress and was discharging. The ship ] Mauran
| I'm LeghOrn had also put in, leaking The brigs
Jno a Albert, I'm Leghorn, oonnd Y ba'almore avg
The Ketch BROTHERS. FIN Iyica, bound to Charleston
| hai, been condemned. Passed st Thomas ON ed
81. 5000 t,a+ , sssels had mt in that
W. AA'u 800 = ~
port IN distress
ss-Capt Rogers Of the ship Albert Gurrn, from
Newburyport reports having seen, on the 5th inst
~, IA, ,,or,s ashore on The Two
!. ~ st''p =
DrosAefs. Is Y e1AoA " = ~ 49,
Spoken
BY Capt Thompson, Of ship Armada, on Esd NIT,
ofks4 uafs oht, pauhu e - hiAo'es spae Ae''i
rrnorts.
a.
MY ~ ssa I'M - 49,
so.p 81 s candles 10 kegs lard If hills lard I200
III ii. !, ;r y rss' =
lxrrspI,r,y " f,,or, aer4 ha,os
LlsE-nr q sup o,'i A'O'1 DA''s
d = N. sprrNae D. scbr A,n;no sooo a,,,,.v
I, AMI naN = sohi AV'o eiipy
p, .so,,ou,. ,p,..au 70 nj. !,
y iaser Is pnls Iula 2 Y,
bSs sin GO lars oil bxs baandy do iienors ID bis
rice 20 bhs bread Is bbls beef 10 bbs Dork g do
branl tcs hams bskts champaigne bags coffee
az nsi his ais hos saI ~ nks nJse ion mt
n;nss :
:, 1yxr, <rr5s>r -. ny M NJ 1s,r NJ, -,
br;o flrenlsS5As hbls f,nnr 70 hbls nork 81 hills
beef ID bbls whisky 40 do vinegar l6 do tar bbls
alcohol do tongues 6 ties hams hhds tobacco III
bbs Do II bSs do 9 hxs cheese "a kegs butter
Kegs iard Y pxs candles 90 PEGS mase scs eohee
ana an sa1ar, ns,,cor, -, -oo
. APAh ea SULA.fer steamship Fiorida-ioo
s pus eS pg III a Il Ia s
os, u 80 "a 10 ,a e., H., -
ISvERpnnI ,Ipar sbin western cb;ef-s2s7
balas eaton
s1.ss $500.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-10

Rousset 4 Genfn.

s. CANAL STREET, NEAR CHARITIES
Are receiving their and stnc az
Freneh tfenan and American TOYS fhe iaf4 siYa Sis
hsealea fIn Toys some entirely he IN this Market which
Alss 90 assorted German
retail itade 81 80, S15, S2p and go. ~ - ~ ''s
\. DISCRIMINATION Houses ta1 f.fDcers 6fsrs in tt; tua
rc1itly attended to. S - 't' Az
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UNITED STATES
Leaves every MONDAY. asp,
REGULAR ARGYLE IANnyrf,

H%T ami GteetVilic PAekeThe new, very swift and
- - nagi ~ passenger packet Gen. John
positively have as above 70, Argyle Landing rcenye Deer
nreek Landing, Pont Norhngtnn Carolina landing Lake
Washington rand Lake Ashton, Plehef's Point sEipwhs
Landing STACK Island Landing Lake Providence Milkens
Bend Feksnfg, Warrtnion Grand St Josenh RnJnsy
WaeGptosF Natcley Fort Adams Rcd River landing BaSop;
sara Fort Hudson hhi Ronse Pla4nemne villa
board. 9 - F"7N ''PP'' On
The General ottaan viii yazoo freight 10 he rehOpea
at Veksbars. 7 - pfe1
80 YTRGIN1Bs G. DEETzEI.
A dyprffsi Asgr
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Leaves every TUESDAY ut Il O'Clock p M
NEW ORLEANS AND VTCFx q,
, HsI m burg " 3 Mall Line.-For Donaisonyille PIa-
qnen ,, Baton Rongs Port Hudson, Bayou Sara.
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gnf Warenton md Ficks
bug-Tha new steamer Oh a rincf, Capt W e. Wilson Will
leave ~ above every TuksD O'Clock r. NJ Returning
she will Leave Nicksbufg FRIDAY III 10 orneir Al
ID. X. CARROLL. 4 CO..
ia4 Agents, 81 t;aroadeIet strert
The will connect at yieksfnTe viii tbs stss
Dewdrop for Yazoo river ~
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u r p II r M ISSIpp1

Leaves on SATURDAY. Feb H. at 5PM
ST. Lun{s. Cairo ard Nefg Orleans Railroad Lime
FOR ST. ADUIS--COSN EtfTTNG At
IT, "a Cairo with the iinuis Central Gnd IL NJ r,s
lslAqS u with the Ohio and Mississippi TaoadThs r55
$zsz'lar passenger packet steamer VIM nj Mar.
Tison. T. YoIe, master will for ST. IoIs ani an
~ aHanF 4. ab1Ee For freight through tiske i
r-Passengers and shippers rely on the plnc;usty Of
this steamer - ~ FsAe1"'' VI
E5-No berth considered engaged until paid far
E~A plan of The cabin
Cammercial Place. ' $3.50, Ne' VI
shove Steamer will freight for Menlpbis Why's
burg Natcheg and all the Bends and viii nay t,sntn n
all way and plantation business. a -
YTRGfNIus @. DESTzEI
- Advertising Agent.
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censigness.

NEW YoRK-rer Ship Goinmbia--J A INN ~
e ] Hart Sco--eonverse &eo--D kelham-Vose
& West-Garradine d Aogridge-- kirkpatrick &co
Walker & Sniaer--Mnse d gro-- ] PignioIo &
Cos Schneider " Wise-C Thompson B Turptn-
Geo ViHten- q Wheeloek &co--Sampson i