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= Grand Gulf, Miss. They lave taken
The large and commodious brick store
opposite the landing, corner Of Church
and Chestnut streets, where they offer
their services to their friends. heV
ofTs, for sale a general assortment q
plantation supplies,--consislIng Of Cloth.
mo Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and
Shoes. They have a new and conyene
lent cotton she'd, and will take particu-
lar care or any cotton sent to them for
storage or shipment. Cotton delivered
in good order to w. O'Kelly in Port
Gibson, will be sent to US for SO cents
per bale, without any other charge.


Grand Gulf. Oct II. Il. O'KELL4