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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-02-17
Trustees Sale.

ny virtue of deed of trust executed on the Goth
~ day OF January, lS49, and of record in the
Clerks office of the County Court of Highland, I
will offer at public auction, the premises, on hs
3rd day of AprA, 1860, the STORE-HOUSE.
DIV ELLlNG-HOUSE LOT, in said deed named
and conveyed.
TERMS.-Cash enough to defray expenses ofsals
&c, will be required in hand, the remainder in IN
stalments of 4, and II months unless otherwise
directed by the creditors or any of them. The
title belleyed to be good bat will make such is
vested IN me by said trust deed. Further particu.
lars on the day of sale.
Feb. II, IS6O-4t N0''
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legal ADVERTISEMENTS.

Vhe undersigned hereby give notice tina: from
SAis date they will decline The publication of Chan
cerv Orders and other egai advertisements unless
The parties interested agree to pay for them at
regular advertising rates; nor will they certify to
the publication 81 such advertisements unless they
are paid for in advance, or unless payment is as
ssmed by some responsible person. They are forced
to take this position from the fact that they rarely
get anv compensation for such advertising, and
when they do are forced to take half-pay nothing.
WADDELL.S & CO., Prop'rs Of Spectator.
NICHE & CO., Proprietors of Vindicator.
Sept 8, 1859.
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Baltimore Conference.

The Baltimore Annual Conference will
commence its session in Winchester, on
Wednesday the Goth inst. We are request
ed BIZ the Rev. Mr.. Brooke, Of this place,
70 state, that lay delegates will be provided
for the same as the ministers,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-02-17
The Onion Fair.

We learn that the Fair was not only na-
merously attended by the fair ones on last
night, but also by the other sex We ask
in behalf of the ladies another visit to night,
as the Object is good one.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-02-17
wood! Wood!

We would again remind those of our sub
sc,ihe.s who pay in wood, that we are great
!, n need Of the article just at this time.
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AGENTS.

= u, Nj. PETINGILL & CO., No. 10 State
Street, Boston. and No. 1l9 Nassau Street, New
York, are authorized agents for the 'FNfsDIcAToR'
and will contract for Advertiser etr at our loves
rates.
JOHN NJ. RExRoDE, # Highland, is our
authorized agent for that couitv, to receive sub
aeriptions to the vindicatc-, ind collect claims due
his office.
TO ADVERTISERS The Vindicator has a
srge and increasing circulation in this and the ad-
shining counties, and is valuable medium for ad-
vsrtisers. Circulating among business men, itsf-
ords greatincEcem ents to those who will uee its
columns.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-02-17
Public Sale.

HAVING sold my farm W III sell on the prem
L 4 Uses, near Staunton, on tuesday the 2sta day
of February, 1860, large amount of PERSONAL
PROPERTY, consisting of a variety of Farming
Implements, Wagons and Harness, Spring Wagon
end Cart Harrows, Horse Rake, W eat Fan,
Threshing Machine, Atkins Mower and Reaper
Plows of various sorts, Hay Ladders, some Fine
Mslsh Cows Young Heifers, some Shoats, among
them. some Chester Pigs and Sow Oats, Hay
and T16der, Horses, Mules, Colts, dc.
TERMS.--On all sums amounting to SIS or under
Cash for al sums. over S. credit of six months,
secured by negotiable notes well endorsed.
Il. SUMMERSON.
At the time an place, and on the terms named
above, | will sell some valuable Farm Horses,
Milch Cows, a set of Blacksmith's Tools. Cook
ing Stove and other Personal Property.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY.
Feb II, IS60.~-tcs-Spec copy
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H,EessIATuRE OF VIRGINIA.

HE'S aSAIAAG liz HI OE VEaSaH LIZ Ma.
TuUEssrAY, Feb 9.-Senate. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Smith, the House bill "to pro-
vide for the construction and equipment of
the Covington and Ohio Railroad" (making
an appropriation Of two and one-Ealf mil
lions, was taken up, and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Wickham, the House
Bill "authori5ing tie loan on the part of
the Commonwealth to the Virginia Central
Railroad Company" was taken up
Mr.. Brannon said he would vote for the
bill if he thought the bill necessary. He
maintained that the company had capacity
already to complete their road before the
Coyington and Ohio Road could be compile
ted.
Mr. Stuart replied to the objections made
by Mr.. Brannon, and advocated the BILL
Mr. Wickham and Mr.. August then ad
yocated the bill, and it passed. Ayes "a,
noes 8.
The House bill providing for further
subscription to the Alexandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad Company was taken up
and passed-ayes %, noes IA.
On motion of Mr.. Marshall, the Senate
bill increasing the capital stock of the Ma
nassa Cap Railroad Company, and authori-
aing subscription thereto by the Board OF
Public works, was taken up. and passed.
House. The consideration Of tEe ELL, for
the extension of tie Richmond and Danville
Railroad was resumed, and the Dill was pas
sed. 1t authorizes State subscription 81
$3.50, 900.
The bill Incorporating a company. with a
capital stock of 81, 500, 900, to construct a
railroad from the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, to some point in Bedford County,
through Franklin and Henry counties, to
the North Carolina line, came mp as the next
order of the day. 1t asks for no appropria-
ton by the State, and was passed
FR1DAY.-Scnate. The House bill au-
thorizing State subscript to the extern
sion of the Richmond and Danvile Rail.
road, was passed-ayes 20, noes 13. Messrs
Stuart and Wickham, when their names
we're called, explained the reasons Of theil
votes for the bill
I Houss. The following bills we're passed
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$5 REWARD!

4 oST, in the town of Stanton, on Thursday.
49, the daoa d6sh' my poChET BOOK, containing a
bout S5oo worth OF bonds, and SIS note. the
above reward will be pail for the return Of the
Pocket Book and contents, if left with Mr.. Davis,
at the store of A. E. Bledsoe & Bro.
Feb. IT, ls60-2t& to
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-02-17

SPAULplNG'S PREPARED GLUE for ale b.
~ P. H. TROUT d, so
Stann,oo, Feb. u, 1850.
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GONGRE SsNDNAII.

0SDIa SS Ea EISSaOIS AAAs
THURSDAY, Feb. 9-Seaote. MIR. Gvin
from the Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads, reported bill repeating all laws by
which any person Or persons, excepting those
to whom the ranking privilege has been
granted by name, are authorized to send or
receive any mailable matter free of postage
This would not only abolish the frankiDg
privilege but prevent newspapers from re-
ceiving their exchanges free Of postage
The post office deficiency bill was finally
passed by the Senate with an amendment
totally abblishing the franking privilege.
Adjourned till Monday.
HouSe.-Mr. Sherman made an effort to
get the House to proceed to the election of
printer, but the subject was postponed to
Monday next. The Speaker announced the
Standing Committees. Mr.. Sherman is
Chairman of the Ways and Means Commit
tee, with Mr. Henry Winter Davis second
on the list Mr.. Gilmer, ofN c., is Chair
man of the Committee on Elections Mr.
Hickman, of Pennsylvania, is Chairman of
the judiciary Committee Mr.. Corwin: of
Ohio, of the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
and MI Grow, ofPennsylvauia, of the Com
mittee on Territories, The Presidents an
nual message was then read, and without
transacting any further business, the House
adjourned
FR1DAr.-House. The Speaker laid be-
fore the House copy oe the State Constitu-
ton of Kansas, recently adopted at Wyan-
dotte, as preliminary to admission into the
Unon.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-02-17

After the concluding argument for tie
State, the jury we're directed to 60 to their
room at tbs hotel, and court was adjourned
for the day.
SATURDAY MORNING. The jury came in
to court at talf-past line o'clock, and the
clerk propouuded the question whether they
had agreed upon a verdict, to which the fore
man responded they had. The prisoner was
then sent for and brought into court. The
verdict of the jury was then announced which
was guilty of murder in the first degree"
The prisoner received the verdict with the
same Indifference that has characterized his
conduct throughout the trial
Stevens ard Hazlett we're, on Monday
last; sentenced by Judge Kenney to be
hung, en- Friday, the 10th day of March
Te Correspondence.
We commend to the attention Of corres-
pondents, especially at this ti1ie, the follow
ing sensible suggestions which we find in
the last Spectator.
1. Send nothing to the paper that you
are not sure is Of public interest and worth
publishing. We want no communications
'.just to fill up"
2. BE as brief as possible, leaving out
every unnecessary sentence.
3. Do nc4 wait until Thursday before YOU
send in your communications, but let us
have them as long before the day of publ
cation as possible, and try to write them in
readable hand.
f. When your Communications fail to ap-
pear do not get angry With US, as if you
were treated badly for be assured we have
erery motive and feel the greatest DISPOSE
ton to crafty every correspondent wher it
ID practicable.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-02-17

good electioneerer; yet | am before you, no.
as an electioneerer, but as candidate fol-
tie office. If you may, by your votes, Sc
lect me as fit person to discharge the du
ties incumbent on that important office, ther
it will be my s,oorn duty to prove to yor
thereafter, that was not wholly unworthy
Of so fatteriug an intimation upon your part
In the event Of such manifestation of kind
ness and confidence reposed, will first lool
about me, with the purpose Of selecting s;tct
assistants. or deputies, as | may think mos
capable and honest, and who, [ may be sat
isaed, will be most agreeable t. the citizens
Of their respective districts. As believe
that all monies coming into the hands of dep
uties, should pass into the hands ofthe She}
If before being disbursed, [ should expec
to select an office in Stanton, in which ;
regular set of books would be kept, setting
forth the accounts Of tie Sherlfalty, K
which any parties Interested would at al
times have access, or such satisfactory in
formation as they might seek. And after
the expiration of my term of office, | wouc
retire therefrom under no "ogreement," OF
contract of any kind, either understood o.
implied, with any one whatever, wEe5eby
might thereafter BE tie recipient Of any 0
the emoluments Of said office; for I con
ceive that such an agreement would be ;
direct violation of the very spirit and inten
Of the provisions of the Constitution: in ref
erence to that office. If, however, in your
wisdom, you may select either Of the othel
worthy gentlemen who are candidates,
will, acithom q n,aunur, say amen TO your
verdict. am, very respectfully,
Your felloW-countyman,
WIN, G.. STERRETT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
Ayers Ague Cure.

Fr speedy 1nermtsnt Fever, Fever and Agne
Rem Fever, Chill Fever Dumb Ague, Periodical Head
ache oil Bilious Heaacha and Bilious feyers indeed for ths
whole class Of diseases originating IN hillary arrangement
by the Malaria OF Miasfnatic countries.
We enabled here offer the community remedy which,
while the above complaints with certainty il still
fecy harmless any quantity Sueh remedy Invaluable
in districts where these affecting disorders prevail This Cufe
sSpes the asac poison Of Fever and Ague from The sys
and prevents the development Of the disease If taken
tie rh approach Of IT'S prtnonofy symptoms II IL only
the best remedy discovered for this class of complaints
but also the cheapest The large quantity supply for dol
lar brings within the reach OF everybody and in billions dis
tc where Fever and Agee prevails everybody should have
and freely both for cure and protection. great
rory of this remedy over any other discovered for M
speedy and certain of Inermtenis is that
Qnnine mineral consequently produces quinsm oh
b healthy II they had never had the disease %
Agne alone the consequences the masrr
poison great variety Of disorders its i.riaa
among which Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout IIesdshs
Blindness To0hache EaTaehe, Gaiarrh Asthma Papiaas
Painful Affection Of the Spleen, Mysteries Pain in the Bos
Collie Paralysis and arrangement Of the Stomach all of wh
when originating in this put the Intermittent type vi
become periodical. This GURgn expels poison from te
blood, consequently them all alike 1t ns-
uabe protection 10 immigrants and persons travelling I'm
porAriy residing in the agriOus distric If taken oceaonzy
daily while exposed TO the infection, that will
the SYSTEM and accumulate in sufficient quantity %
pen disease Hence is valuable for pf6tec.
ton than cure, and few will suffer from nteitenti
they avail themselves of the protection this remedy aards
Prepared by Df. j. G. AVER CO., Lowell Mass
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO., Nos q and 15l ChaYtres
street. New Orleans. and by all Druggists el3 6m4W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

The etecpel remedy whtch the medical skin Of
times devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal male
ady II Is combined from the active reneg shat hBye
discovered for the eHpon Of this foul disorder from
the blood and the eSee te system from b destructive
ieqcures Hence Il should be employed the of not only
scfofulR but also those other affections which Re h
such Erlpve Rnd Skin Diseases ST. Anthonys Fire, Rose
Bryspela fimpes Pusnles Bloehes BLAZING and Bois,
Tu0rs letter and Salt Rheu Scad Head RingwoIm Rheu-
matn, syphc aud Mercurai Diseases, Dropsy pypepsa
Debility and, indeed a complaints arising pm Yi8ted
Impure Blood The popular belief for 'plty Of The blood
founded ID truth, for scrouls deyenerad OF the bloc
The particular purpose aud virtue Of this SaTarla y
rfy and regenetae this vital 6nd without which soand health
Bnpo8s ible IN contaminated constitutions
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

mrssas. Darna Il Co.'s. .0Aap.-The readers of
tbs Crescent VIM nd in the above fun explanation
Of sale Lincoln medal Royal street, which the
cause af almost a riot on Friday afternoon.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

eCRDFUl.A, OR KINGS EVIL, IS A CoNsTI-
- tuona disease corruption Of he blo9d by which hi1
aud becomes yiated Being In the circulation,
peyades the whole body and bnt ontin disease
part it, No organ its attacks Is there
which may destroy The sc0fuas tain IL varieusy
by mercua disease living iserdered unhealthy
TODD impure air. filthy habits the depressing vices
and above n Wy the venerea Infection Wha'syer be a o
gut it Is hereditary in the constitution descending from
paents children the third and fourth generation y in.
deed be The rod Of Him who 4 will visit the
iniquies of the fathers upon their children"
It's effects by deposition from The blood OF corrupt
ucerons which ~ he lungs liver and internal organs
Is termed tubtrCles IN the laua sw lns; and the
face supons This foul cofpoH which gendersa
The blood depreyes the energies n life that scro1ioas
stntluns only ser from eroulous complaints bat they
power thHud the Of other lseaSeS
consequently Numbers perish by disorders which, although
not scrotHons n their nature still rendered fas by th @
lie system Most Of tile consumption which depirnngsf
human flmliy has its origin dfeotly In this Hor0ul9usF "a
inuntiou aud many destructive diseases Of the liver sd
ncys BRAIN and indeed Of all the oTns arise from
grayated BY the
quarter Of our MI people scrofnous the
Invaded by this nipH Infection and their health is undermined
byf To ceAnse II from the system ast the
blood by Alternative medicine mud uvRoate by healthy
food and exercise. Such medicine We supply in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS.


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HgLMg9BgE,ss E,s gggHg fot I tss tR Psedss; Bladder
#E%B9EbS bs RS{ii IS ist e. llSsess
AEIMBoEb,,s , BggHg 9I for LOS n Of Ma%9Fs; ts y
Es HEESs9ERs BSSHS s. S5 s. .JS Ssa a Sss,'
HELMBoLD,s BuGag I. for gn,yeisal IssssltidC K;
HENB9tss HEENB9hs BSh Sg of GsEGF Ns S5a s'''
HEENB9LBs HEE RHS RI S sF oE Slsss gsoe & ss,u
HEEAiBoLD's BuGHu for Erlpticns -5.-.s.
HELMR6D's BuCHU ror HaAvinogs Of the Eyelid, with
uRSBSbs ESRsSEPbs sSift nTG1 9ea e oSy
Want of Attention and Horror o Society
HBIMLoEb,s Bg0HG for Escesacs arising frOm Indis-
erection, and all Diseases Of
FEsiALEs FEMALES, FEMALES. .=5.-.u
Old Young, Single, Married. contemplating Marriage,
TAKE NO MORE PILLS .-.
THEY ARE OF NC AVAIL.
HnLMBoLn's EXTRACT BuGHu is the very best remedy
4 Yos @ S 81 ] SsS q ss S o. h 9f e sss
or change Of life See symptoms aboye.
Nc Family Shoa1d be without I'll
.rAKG NO MORE BAisAM, Mercury. or Unpleasant hedl'
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous piae&5es' !
HRLMBoI4D's EXTRACT BuGHU CURES J
Secret Diseases
In all tseir stages, Atlittle expense.
Little or no change OF diet, No Inconvenience
AND NO EXPOSURE.
Use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHufor ExceSses sriIing
kSy &uu1s% and Old.
and for diseases asing Habits Of Dissipation. IL
ali improper discharges and will the PaeHtna
sho to a stat O Hnhth
uEe HELMB0IJo'S EXTRACT BUGHU for Diseases and
Affections OF the Distressing Character.
Use HEIMBoLD'S EXTRACT RUGHU for all Affections
-. -s-,.,..., Urinary Organs,
Male or Female,
from whatever originating, and matter of
How Long standing.
All tho above dseasss admit of the sarnetres
Hent and may originate from the same cause
ReadI Ready Read! RendS
odct, but immediate in It's action.
Personally appeared before Alderman OF the city Of
PHILADELPHIA, n. T. HEIMBObD Cheust who being duly
does ha his preparation contains Narcotic her
curry, or injurious drugs, but purely Vegetable
II. H. HEI4MBOLD Sole Manufacturer.
and subscribed hsors this 23d day Of November,
1854 WIN. r. HfBBARDt Alderman
Price 81 bottle six for s. delivered address,
Prepared by II. I. HELMBOID,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
l04 South Tenth street, below Ghesnut
PhiadeiDha.
NBewsre Gounterfeits nnprIncpled Dealers who
eneayor dispose of their own and oher articles ON the
reputation attained by -...5
HeImbold's Genuine Preparations.
Extract Bnchu.
sRrsapaIfH.
:. Improved Rose Wash.
Soldby JOHN WRIGHT 4 co,
2l and Isl Chartres street.
AND Alt DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ES- Ask FOR HELMBDLDs-TAKE NO OTHER, Cut
tho advertisement and send for ~,
| and AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
lAsl 1ykW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

AN IMPORTANT ANNouSoEMEST.--It often occurs
to US As journalists Tint have TO events which
anspred about TO tranre that unpleasant
or alarming Tkls the dsagrceabe part Of Journalists
hsne and il possible with administration Of our dates,
we should avoid all Buff there anything which
gives US real pleasure of good news the
ehraniciDg Of which will give ioy to friends An
oasieu of this sort offers this morning. and haste
TO our reades particularly the fair portion thereof who
mos; interested II Is U Larousni Co.. No IsT
Cana sreet ihe large dealers IN dry goods, will
selling morning their splendid assortment Of dress goods
aecs at great reduction in price We that Che
peurabe sensations experienced reaang this
will b. when state at the stock kept by tr
house comprises some Of The beautiful silks onar pop
Inns and rsales for brought this city besides
cloeks and barnons lace sets, embroidered collars
etc Ressrs L. Co &re peepsred for rnsh hope the,
will moi be disappointed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City of New 0re MS.
Be 1t remembered this 10Th day Of March, 1850 be
me- the subscriber Justice of the Peace the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
Janvier Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans who being duly according
law depoe and say that the above and
true transcript from the books the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P. JANYIER Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this 10Th day March,
1860. D.F. MITCHELL.
Second Justice of tho Peace for the Parrish of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved Six per
outstanding certificates of profits and after the
Second Monday Of May next and TO redeem and after
date Scrip of the year 1855 and they
cared scrip dividend Of Thirty Three Third per cent
earned premiums of ending February 1861
for which certificates will be issued and after the first day
ssN CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. GARRIERE, Yice-P President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

A FISH Story FROM JApAN,--The Japanese corr
respondent of the Home journal is responsible for
the following:
Well, have got to the headquarters of the mer-
maids now, where they make them Yes sir,
them A No. mermaids ancient and fshy-just
as good mermads as ever lived down among the
coral palaces below, and spent their time combing
of their long raven hair. have seen several, and
if any one doubts the mermaids, send me draft
for five poundssterliDg, and will forward the best
in the market, although for my own part, like
the land maids of Nphon better, and would not
exchange one of our nat-brown girls patting along
the Tokad with naked feet and ankles fer all the
fshy, watery syrens, whatsoever. Perhaps our
mermaids do not amount to much must confess
that the dried skull of an ape, SO ingeniousy
fastened to dried fsh's body that you cannot pos
sibly tell the point of union is more curious than
lovely, but we excel in crabs In fact we lay
Yokuhama Bay against the world for them. Grabs
that will seize a small boy when swimming, by the
seat Of applied learning, till not all the birehen
trees in academic groves could frghten him for his
life Crabs, that from tip to tip of their extended
claws measure twelve feet Imagine spider of
that proportion of legs, and body like wash
tub. coming sdeway at you, when you are walking
with pretty Molly in shady grove.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

TspAyE pU DEuxIEME DIsTRICT.-n n
T. depot epaves dn beuxieme District
coignure Benyile ct Galvez, CONNIE epave-
Beux Truies blanches, les oreilles tenducs
Tn jenne Cochon blanc. .......5- .-...a
ITne TRUE n0ire Ell blanche. ..
Une Cheyre blanche. .'...5",-g" 8eg3
lie petit une Cbeyre blanc.
lie petit dune Chevre brun Ell blanc.
I'm Cabri noir Ell blanc.
Deux Cabris noir et blanc.
Une Cheyre bruno et blanche. ...... ,.....
lie petit dune Chevre brun et blanc.
ST dts anax pas rtcames dams tros ors ct les
ais peyas lis seront ycndus enehEe pubiqne au dit depot
lie I.uEDI IL de nogeInbre 1850, 10 htures A, NJ.
]. MILTON REI4F. Gommissaire des rpes.
Eouvelle- Orleans. le de noyembre 1866 nS 10 II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
B,qN ERsHIP,

StDEsARTNERSHIPN NOpTCE-rHfLIP BROWN
" letites from our firm this duy{ and SIMEON D RRnWN'
JAMES EDWIN HALSEY, LEWIS ~, BROWN and Gil AS
A. dADsplsN are admitted as partners. ,, ,,
New York Oct lzt I9gn Ht
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12
WANTs---WANTEn

WANTEp7A eH.NMaeReMA1p. WHO FULLY IN
w defstands her business City references required In
qure i76 G4mn street om 10 II o'clock A. NJ ms 81
yNANTED-A YOUNG MAN. WITH A LARGE AND
w valuable aeeuaintnee in Middle Florida desires sua
ian Commission Dry Goods Grocery House this city
Salary, at ast much olect opportunity make
himself useul in good substantial house. Address H. this
phfc MIR ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

s., : "a
Siy Just arrived with Hundred and Fifty Me- "a
IA GRoES, from yrgiaN and Maryland such Ne. @S
sNSa. ehanics, House Servants Cooks Washers and A2
roneIs. and Field Hands, will also receive during
every monl large supplies exclusively from those States
determined sell at prices to suit tho times for or
approved city aceepauces. They canbe house,
on 6m j M WILSON
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-12

TDARTNE,RSHIp THE UNDERSIGNED hus this
day assocnted with him ROBERT t. JENNINGS date Of
Yaxoo Gy the Cotton Facorage and Commission business
and will the heretofore under the and
style Of RoBT. L. ADAMS CO., No. 10 Union street
ROBT L. ADAMS.
New Orleans .Tulv IL 1890 iy12 u