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~ LIVER PILLs.-PRErARED FROM

~ LIVER PILLs.-PREpAREDF FROM
lhE MASS OBTAINED AT THE ROCKBRIDGE
NA') ALUM SPRINGS.-These Pills are Diureiic,
Cstnaruc Tonic and Alternative In their effects up
on the system. They excite the action Of the Liver
IN many cases In which Calomel would have no EFF.
Iec5. They are also peculiarly eficscious in Fee
Inc wonderful success which has attended the
use of the Rockbridge Alum Water au6 Pills for
many years, in great variety of diseases has &C..
CURED tor il a celebrity rarely if er cquaed, and
Is steadily increasing. The most eminent Chemists
OF the day have examined the Water and Pills and
found II possessed extraordinary Medicinal proper.
ties. II has been declared by the best authorities
TO De cure tor every form of Scrofua, Chronic
Liver Diseases, all Chronic Diseases of the Stomach
and Bowels Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases Of the
Eyes, mercu~iai Affections, and pal ticuarly adapt
cd 10 Cases OF Passive Uterine Heuorrhaee com
p.icated with arrangement of the Liver and Sto-
mach, and many other disorders arising from i'm.
purity OF the blood.
For sale oy Druggists and country mel chants
genecally throughout the United states
Peice 81 per VIAL Sc Fer dozen.
Druggists and others wishing TO purchase il
large Quantities. become Agents for the sale OF the
above celebrated Liver Pills. will please address
BOOTH ANDERSON & CHRISTIAN,
Alum Springs, Rockbridge Co., Va or
JOHN 4. SEAYRES,
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HALiFAX, Oct. 2l.-The citizens OF Halifax
are Getting upa public dinner to Admiral Sey-
m1ur, III testimony of their approval OF his
manner O1 protecting the Fisheries.
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BY Wellington Goddip.


CANDLES HILL FOR SALE m, Arc,
- tien.--Will be sold, on Monday the 25th dav
OF October. 1852, upon the premises commencing
at 81 o'clock, Candies Hiil," consisting of three
half-acre Lots, with the Mansion House thereon It
will be divided into suitable sized building lots from.
ting on the east line OF Sd street and the west line Of
4th street, running back 100 feet to alley ~ feet
wide With the Mansion House there will be sold
about 10 feet Of ground on Sd street. All the build
ings upon the other lots will be sold to be removed
The location of this property, in the beautiful
part of the city, and adjoining the public square,
soon TO be improved, offer peculiar inducements to
persons seeking building lot or residence in the
most improvlLg part CT the city.
Ierms.-One-ti fifth cash, balance at six, twelve,
eighteen and tweaty-four months, for negotiable
notes, interest added, secured BY trust deed.
By request of the owners:
&C Ibid w. GODDIN, Auct'r
Immediately after the sale of the Gamble Hill
property, will be sold two tenements near the resi-
deuce OF Mr. John Tanner, in Brags's Row. front.
ing Sd street p feet each, and running back 100
feet to an alley.
Terms made known at sale.
DC - w. GODDlN, Auct.
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ssNU MERCsANTS.-WA "a situation
l. as SALESMAN, or the management oil store
dry goods preferred) by gentleman Oh inaus
trious steady habits wao can inhuenee large
share of custom from city and country. The best
Of references can be given. Address ); l.. w.
through the Post Office. oc &c
TyFN 0OLLARs REWAkD.-LosI, on
4 "Wednesday, between the Exchange Bank end
Daniel Ii. London's store, ON Main street, eoo
Viroinia Rank NOTE, supposed To be on the Farm.
ersBank II was SOM what torn. reward OF
$40 will be paid the finder By leaving the same a.
mis- nice. &c 22-2t*
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&C ~
MASH Il WOODHOUSE, 1879 Main
| u Stree1-NEW BOOKS lust received BY

MASH Il WOODHOUSE, 1879 Main
~ Street.-NEW BoOhS just received by
them
Reco!lections of Southern Matron. and of
New England Bride, by Caroline Gilman, new
ed ton, revised-Si %
Second series Walks and Talks of an American
Farmer in England by Fred L Ollnsted, with cuts
paper IS cents cloth 40 cents
No & B eak House, by Dickens-l2 cents
The Choice Works of Thomas Hood, vols-si
Memoirs of the Lives OF Robert Haldane, OF AR
threy and OF his brother, James Alexander Hal
dane, by Alexander Haldane SO
hardwood, or Lights and Shadows Of the Angii'
can Church Tale for the Times, by Charlotte Au
lev. author t Miriam, &c-75 cents
Lives Of Duke OF Wellington and Sir Robert
Peel, from the London Times forming one OF Az,
pleton's Popular Library of the best AUTHORISED
cents
Partisan Sights and French Principles. seen
Throu. n American Spectacles, with illustrations-
cloth 81, paper IS cents
October No Blackwood's Magazine-2o cents or
subscription 80 per annum
No % Field Book of the American Revolution
az oonts oc 20
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~ To the Citizens of Richmond and
Transient Visitors.-f you wish 10 have
your hair cut and dressed in the most fashionable
and tasteful style, and your whiskers changed TO q
beautiful black or brown color please call at HOB.
son 5 Shaving Hair.Dressing and .Shampoonng
Saloon, in the American Hotel Basement.
N Bile can furnish you with hot, cold or
shower BATH at any hour at 25 cents or five tickets
for 81. e27
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i. NM
je7 Columbian Hotel. Ricbmon

~ IHFtE TNORsand Cne Dollar Pic.
lures taken within the last Two Months.
Does not this look ike giving entre satisfaction
to our customers, and the public! if it does not
We would like to know what does Do not be
gllled any longer by paying high prices for your
pictures, but come to and get superior Pic
ture for one dollar, case included. Warranted
equal TO any in the country.
FRANK INCLUSION,
Sc 2i No | 10 MaiR street.
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e 1t was Discovered, about 20 years
a40. In the coJnly OF ENG and Queen, by Ply
stcla1, eminent ii bis profession, mat Asiac Chol
era, Cholera MorbUs Bilious Cboic, Dysentery,
Diarrhua, Lock Jaw, ana many other nervous ard
sp5smoelc diseases Of very dangerous character
could be easily cuted. Stree thet time he has
proved that tact to hundreds of fellow citizens,
n q can prove il 10 many as will try DUVAL'S
FAMILY ANTESPASMOOIC the peoples tavorite
Medicine. Taey get from PURCELL LADD
8 CO., CT any Druggist III The ciey. see sdVetpse-
meat al 6-3tawts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY Davenport. Allen Il Co.
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, 18th October, we viii sell at 10
CLOCK, at cur auction store, assortment of Gro
ceries, viz:
hio, Java aud Laguayra Coffee
Moasses
Sonee' leaf aud crushed Sugars
Sole Leather
Starch, Candles
Green and black Teas
Bacon Sides
Cheese, Whiskey, Rum
100000 Cigars
French Brandy, Wrapping Paper. &c.
ALSO.
An invoice of winter Clotbiny
1ERMs-Under SlG0 cash; stOO and oxer f,,r
months credit tor approved paper. ~'-' ''UA
DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
NC - Auctioneers
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"a 0TICE.-At a meeting OF the President and
" Directors OF the Richmond, Frederick sburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, held at the Depot
in Richmond, 2Oth October, l6J2:
Res0Ired, i hat a dividend Vi 81 per cent. out Of
tie proE,s OF the company for Elk months ending
Both Septtmber isst, be declared, payable TO the
etockt oideIs their legal representatives,, on and
after the first If November next.
a true copy from the rnil utes
oc22 G. W. MACMURDO, Treas.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS Oct. %.
Sales 1000 bbls. FLOUR, at $i37. GRAIN
steady
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no COUNTRY AND CITY DEALERS %,
i The subscriber begs leave 10 III u ~ ~
steamer ali kinds OF Goods in lis lile which ne OIL
iers al WHOLESALE or retail, on reasonable terms
the following articles comprise part oil LIS as
sortment:
so boxes Layer Rsisins, fresh and nae
~ half do do do do
25 boxes Preserved Ginger
~ casks dry Currants ..,e liz
% deem assorted Pickles-gallon, hall gallon,
quarts ana pjnts
aaoo ,hs sott and asfd shelled Almonds
10 bags Palm Mus
80, 900 Ciaars-from prime quality u low price
great variety Ut Fancy Candy always On hand,
with large assortment OF fancy Afteies an9 many
other a aaagteo tedious to euafasrate. IN store and
for sac by JUAN PIZZlNI,
oc4 NJ 49, rex! - EZcaanse bank.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
RAksMITTED FOR THE DAILY pIsPATCH
ILLNESS OF MR.. WEBSTER.


Mr.. Webster lies dangerously i'll, and it is
SAID that he cannot live through the day.
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SY Count D'Orsay.-Tnis gentleman. If
exquisite memory Is no slore. Not so. his exquisite
cologne 1t remains, and Will continue 10 remain to
spe.a his praise, through all tmc-a richer ard
s"eeteE euiogy than language could pronouuce.-
VI the truth Of this the evidence is before us-ev-
ldence inspiring, reyiving invigoratng, delicious
and delightful u eur nasal faculties. Reader, if
you wish to partake Of the qualities Of the pink
the rose, or the jassamine, just step into
Gaynor & Woods and ask for bottle Of their
D'Orsay. There's nothing ike it. While il will
give you all the fragrance If the parterre, it will
drive away languur, revive low .prits cure he ID.
ache, &c, &c. Besides, who does not love sweet
LADY And what lady does not love sweet gen
tleman: Come, then, ladies, be sweet Beaux, be
ditto ltcosts but little, and may profit you much.
&C II
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Ale SMALL NOTES, (kACEPT UNION
Il BANK taken for Dry Goods, at H. ROsEN-
FIELDS, No. us Broad street. where the greatest
bargains will be offered in every artic e-such as
Mousaines Cashmeres, F. ench and British Meri-
nos, plain an figured Alpaca, silks, Embroideries
in geeat variety, Hosiery, Cloves Chenisettes'
sleeves, Collars, Carpets Blankets, Flanne!s' Cloths
Cassimeres, Satinets keIseys, Linseys, &c Cotton
Cloth from 4 cents Ia the nnest.
IL ROSENFELD, It's Broad street.
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DENIM TEA COMPANY.-A rne sIocK OF
L these Teas, Black aud Green, warranted TO
please money returned. Call at
oc 22 BENNETT &{BEERS'.
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fINHRkE.PLY CAkFET..-Just received
Il from auction an assortment Of two and three
ply Carpets, very handsome patterns and OF good
aualirY all Of " hica we will offer at extremely low
prices.
Also handsome Muslin and Lace Curtains; Lin
en-, Satin. Dsmask Beaehed and Unbleached Linz
en- and Cotton; Diaper, Haekaback, Linen and Cot
ton Sheeiing OF all kinds, and variety Of articles
adapted for housekeepers, can always be found at
the cheap new store Of
HART e. MOSES,
Ella g. Main street.
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Pamphlets, Business Cards
circulars, Tickets.
Hnndbiils, Blanks. DC. &C.
Labeis, of every description,
Printed at shor. notice sndsupon reasonable terms
~ Orders for al kinds OF Printing will be re.
celved aud executed IN the Handsomely style.
jy -
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LAnktl-7 t4AETkR BDUY>, at

49,. LAiak t4s7 CATER BBBYS AT
ssS9 81 5,-Ine subscriber has just received
t lot Of beautiful Cater Boots for Ladies', and
guests the ladies to give Aim call. Also, ladies
over Shoes, o. the f,lloWug styl ,ots BusRins,
Sandals, Slippers aud Six is, These are NOT TO be
surpassed by any il Richmond rs to neatness or
durability.
Ladies' you will find i. to your interest to supply
yourselves at once, and not wait fox rainy day.
Be sure and call at No PIG Brood street, where you
will find all OF the various styles oil Shoes, which
pledge myself to sell reasonable eny other per
son in the city.
&C 22-3t w. P. w TAYLOR
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| USVs tituet In Manchester, or between Mayos
IL Bridge ana Mr. Juan Pizziuis Store, large
SEAL, with yellow topaz. The hader will be re.
warded by leaving tie at this office.
po 80
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TEEELg- SIX E'c SAkE.-Ol .IOnt.iy, the LIST
L day If November, 1892, at the house Of Il Il
Albergpr, at Bacon Quarter Branch, AT hall past
. clock Al, | snail, as trustee in deed executed
by said Alberger en- the l3th January, le47 sell,
for cash, all the Household ans hitcuen Furniture
OF The SAID Aloerger, and also Mare and Colt, and
one horse Cart. by request Of the beneficiary.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Trustee.
St1
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JOB PRINTING.

DISP PATCH OFFICE.
Governor street. = doors from, Main.
RICHMOND Fr
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e llOLLYVVOOD NURSERi.-JAMEs
- GUEST, Florist AID Nurserymau, head CT
Nia.n street, Richmond, Va, has always on hand
large supply of Greenhouse Plants, Roses, Grape
Myrtles, Evergreens, Magnolias, Shade and Orna-
mental Trees, Asparagus and Rhubafb Roots,
Strawberry (among them the celebrated Alpine
aud Grape Vines, Bouquets, sc, &C. &c.
Camilla and other cut Flowers furnished at the
shortest notice.
he refers to the following gentlemen: Charles
T. Workman, James Fisher, ~, K. III. Zimmerman,
P d. Bernard, Esq, proprietor RI the Southern
Plenter) Richmond; James Lynch, EGG, Peters.
burg Charles B. Shaw, Esq, Civil Engineer.
Y7 Orders left at the Store of L. Al. thinner
mau Main street, will be attended to.
oc 2I-eo3t*
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SETANTED.-A L Outh, l6 or II years OF age
w of steady aud industrious habits, that writes
a fair hand, and who has had some experience IN
the Mercan tiie bushes. One from the country pre-
tarred. Apply at this office. oc22
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OVER COATs.-A lot of coarse, cnesp oser
" Goats, suitable for laborng men, for sale BY
DC % c. HARTWELL IL co.
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a PPRhNTECE Wanted, an
r. APPRENTICE 10 learn the Confectionery bQ-
siness. Apply to ANDREW PEZZtsl
ne oI-3t Broad street
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" NAN, to whom liberal wages will se given.
Apply 10 ANDREW PiZZlNL,
oc 2I-3t Broad street.
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Ca hD.-LIbEkIY HALL RESTORATIVE,
II Franklin Street.-The subscriber having
TAKEN the above establishment intends conducting
a regular EATING ESTABLISHMENT, which he
is determined shall not be excelled by any other
similar establishment in the city,
He respectfully solicits trial from the public,
assuring them that nothing on his part shall be
wanting 10 merit their continued patronage.
Oysters and soups of the choicest kinds, and
every other luxury the markets afford, shsil at all
times be found at this establishment; and from his
long and intimate knowledge OF the "cHiinaTy art"
ne feels confident Of giving general sa.isfactioH.
Hot Coffee, Cakes, Pies, &C., at all
hours. #
oc 2l-3t" GEORGE EESBERf.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
T III X A r X Z .

Saturday Evening, Oct. 231d, 1852.
CHAIR ES THE SECOND.
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Az kAPPING PAPER, LONDON MUS
w TARD AND CHEESE, receiving and far
sale by
oe - EDWIN WORKMAN d. CU-
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la f:reat cure for Feyerand Aaue..

TEA Great Cure for Feverand A gue..
DR. ROSE ) FEVER AMI AGUE TCNIC.-Ihe
sgG- leIug the most common form OF disease, and
Indeed tn fJreruuucr Cf most il not all other dis
case, demands iJr lis radical cure remedy which
has b. wei tested, possessing fuIl power to era
dcae disease ard streng the constitution his
mixture. having failed IN single case Is pro-
noulc,d ty thousands 10 be that remedy.
his compound Is truly The poor mans friend,
aud The rich mans security The c,efgy, bar, and
1he press have already reechoed the above state
mems.
tx Coses Of this wonderful Tonic is always
sufficient I, convince the most skeptcal
n .Lfaut and tie a-ed may usc II alike, reguia-
ting %" lose pes ii ecuons
DIHECTIONs--h1teT purging freely with my
Na'.I.ad ~ ami Bilious Pills take one teaspooEtu
e'"-y hour during the ab ence 81 fever, In cases
q u-u.Ity one teaspoOntai three times day. In
Caste Il Yellow or high Bilious Fever, one tea
sp2u. Ia every hal hour after an emetic Price SO
cents pr bottle. J. :. ROSE, NJ. d.
70. sale by Bennett & Beers. AIDE & Gray, Pur-
ce, lad q Co, Duval X Duval, A
h Iaekrisson, ard w Ladd, &C ,
Lg' Keep IL Before the People, that
BhhEhs CELEBRATED PREMIUM bI1TERS
a.e sure cure Tor Dyspepsia, in ali it's various
stag. witness III > large number of voluntary
certificates no" in the hands of the Proprietor, snd
the prea. demand for il wherever it bas been intro
dGcsd. No medicine ever introduced to the public
nss eser gaucd the popularity possessed by these
Bu.t!s, w4ta 30 lule aiG from the public press
Tho" are preventive Of Ague aud Fever, correc-
tor Ct d4sordeTed sonachs and the best tonic TO be
had a. any price. Let the sufferer try them aud be
CCuylacod.
Price oaly so cents per bottle To be had at the
Drug Sores Of
PURCLLL, LADD Il CO, A. BoDE1ER, ADIE
& GRAY, BENNETT O. BELRS, GAYEoh Il
WOOD and h. J. PICOT Main street; f. BLAIR,
WI T. LADp. and sEABRoOK L. REEVE,
5Ila2 stree, kicam9nd, Va. oc:e
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1900 sThAYEO, from the Inc sdver-
6Ekz4H .iser. in kichmond. about the 4th Of Oc-
tooer, medium size COW. Shs h .
black pied Cow, with white 1kreak
dowa hee back. she has small head and hpwse.
sheis markxd with crop and Gilt IN the rlge ~,
and Gilt 10 The ieltesr. A liberal reward win -
paid Tor her delivery II this oftee. oc2s--3s
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49, LOsT.-A large Mastit SLUT. she
- had collar on, with my name engraved
1t. she pale eiIt W color, and sucked pups.
She was seen last in the neighoorhood OF the Old
Market Any information to lead - her recovery
will be thankfully received by
JOHN A. JETER,
&C 22-2t* Floyd House, Richmond.
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DLACk d COL'D ITALIAN GRAPE.
ID Black ana colored Italian Grape, for Dresses,
tor s.le Uy G HARTWELL d co,
oc23 Opposite swan Tavern.
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TfF@ Dr. Hoohand German Bltters, prepared by
DR.. G. NJ. jackson, are Justly reckoned amongst
our most valuable medicines. In cases of Dyspep-
STA, it acts like magic strengthening the tone ct the
stomach stimulating the digestive powers, and CIV
ing rudy health to the heck aud brg htaess the
eve. There are thousands in this community who
can testify to their virtues, aud thousands :will
hereafter add their testimony.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO, Main
street Oc l9-12t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-11
state or Louisiana Parish Of East
Ration ROUGE.

Ssfth .JuasdiaI District Ggnyf.
wilbas ard Ellis IL. 'rlonss Y. pnllen--No. 900
10y virtue Of writ of a. ia, issued IN the above
ID entitled end numbered suit, and to me ,li-
,ected from tie Hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court, III and for the Parish Of East natcn Rouge
and State Or Louisiana, ! have seized and will
expose al public sale, at the Courthouse door, IN
he fity Of Baton Rouge, on Saturday, the second
dny Of October, 1862, ii IL p'clock, Al, oil the
right, title. interest and claim Of T'hos. .. Pullent
ieiendcnt, N the above entitled suit, In or 70 the
nfonsrty hereinafter ret forth ard described
to.witi Al certain lot OF ground situated IN that
part DC the city OF Baton Rouge, laid out by. the
late Ellie Beauregard, and designated on the fgt,s
ya,iye plnn thereof as lot number Ave, of sduare
number ffty.feuf, II being thc sanie purchased BY
the defenaeut pullsn nom Messfn Pike Y Hart,
on the Thirteenth day Of March, eighteen hundred
and Gay.two, (is5a) az per ers passed before
Samuel Skolheld. Recorder, which property is
seized to pay and satisfy the amount ofl Judgment,
interest and cost, In the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale. cash, with the benefit of APP
praissment muas.ot II Y BABlN. sheriff.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY!.
Charles p. X Co.
LArE FREEMAN, HopoEs h on.
Importers And JObhers.
Ia BtoaaWan ! door south n Llbtrfy Stree

it* ofVtatVuNa NVvv cVHsH " AfVefty SSvetts
NEW YORK.
HAvE nowon ha,id, and will be: receiving
IL dsily through the season, Ne,c Goods, direct
tom the European manufacturers, and cash auc-
mons. rich fashionable fancy silk Millinery Goods.
Our sockt Of rich ribbons, comprises every varies
" DC the latest and most beautiful designs inn
ported.
Many Of oar goods are manufactured exprcss-
ly 10 our order, from our own designs and pat
terms. and stand unrivallcd. We of7e5 our goods
for nett easa, 1t lower prices than any credit house
III America can afford.
All purchasers win find it greatly 10 their in.
terest 10 reserve . portion Of their money and
make selections from our great variety Of rich
cheap goods.
Ribbons, rich for Bonnets, Caps, Sashcs and
Belts Bonnet Silks, Satins, Grapes, :Lisses, and
Tarlctons; E.mbroideries, CollaTs, 5.Chemisetts,
Capes. Bertlias; Habits. Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgiugs,
and insertings; Embroider red REVERE. Lace and
Henstitch Cainbric Hdkfs Blends, Illusions, and
Embroidered Laces for Caps; Embroidered La
ces i0r Shawls, MantilIas, and Wells; Honiton,
Mechien, yalencienes, and Brussels Laces Er-
glish and Wove Thread. Smyrna, ISLE Thread,
and Cotton Laccs; KID, Isle Thread. silk, and
Srwing silk, Gloves, and Mitss; French and
American Artificial Flowers; French Lace. En-
glish, Amer,can. and Italian; Straw Bonnets and
Trimmings. mia-tf
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Fiat de la LOuisiane--par0Issc d'Est
IlAtOn Rouge.

Couy du Siftsnc Ufsfvsct JMdfcsdsse.
Wilbur and Ellis w, Thomas .. Pnllen--Nc. 800.
I'm vertu dun writ ID A. IA. latce dans le
IL process c~i-lessus intitul6, II adresse a moi
oar rhonorable touf ,ia Sixiemc District Judi.
ciaire, dams u pour Ia ~l'sroisse d'est Baton Rouge,
Of Etat de Ia Louisiana, J'ai paisie OF J'expossrai
IN ven,c ~pullique a Ia porte de Ia inaison de ccur
dams Ia Vile de Baton Rouge, Samedi le deux-
itme Jour dCctcbres 1881 q midi. Tons y droit
tire ini6rtt III pselension do Thomas D. puiien,
defcndeur dans 10 process c~i-iessus intitnle, dams
on q Ia prupri6ta ci.npres decrite.saveirs ua cers
tain lot De terrc idtn6 dams cette partie de Ia VILE
de Baton Rouge, nrpentS par 10 fcu Ellie Beaure.
gard, IL ddsiRE6 SUR le plan figuraiif CONNIE Giant
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