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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28

FouL MuHDzn.-Two men had CANNED -.
censly. on the road leading from Kosciusko 10
counties OF Attala and Wison. They bsd I s,..iI s
horse between them, two pair Of saddle bses md :
gun In the night (says the Paulding Cisriop.1 ihe
report Of double barrel gun WAS heard il Is . VI
einisy OF their camp, By Mr.. Ray, who, however.
Ssio no attention to Il, spprehending no harm
subsequently,. the body Of ono of those strsugers
~ ~ Iound, few yards from the camp the head
o,own S sway and horribly musilated, the body de.
co,d nIGeo q clothing. and everything indicatine
sna neaftiess murder. fiji suspscted thatth
eo"psnton OF the man killed was b 4 sssassin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28

UNIoS STEAMSHIP C0mPANY's LINE FOR
PHILADELPHiA Shippers by this line are respect.
fully informed that, nov running our three
steamers, leaving Richmond every MONDAY and
THURsDAy, prepared TO reeeiss freight at all
times for the dbore port "a
lfshippers wil give the eonsigs<es nams on the
ticket for the last load and state whethers receipt
10 wanted su take pieasxye IN ssndina b Ladtsg
10 them. 8sk& II. II. FUTILE.
NH x5-tn AGENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28

RICHARDSON g. CO..
laPoRTERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERs
DRY GOODS
a5, MAIN STREET, RIoHmoNp, VIRGINIA.
WE are now in receipt of general and
w we'll selected stock Of fresh
SPRING DRY GOODS.
Having this season in assortme mt sreat v.r,.,v
in style and fabric, Of
STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES,
of the best
With the newest designs by the Steamer aItic ,r.,
arrived frem Liverpool of
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
All Of which have been purchased under the ,,o.,
favorable circumstances. and which wa are dsposed
tc cell TO the trade on fair terms-makins In AN
liberal discount for CASH.
NH l--dA cam RICHARDSON r,o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28

nIARRHEA kILLER-Prepared only
II by BENNETT BEERS. never fails to cure.
Price 50 cents APT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28
THE whole press of Philadelphia s re ou

IHk Wnoie press Of PHILADELPHIA re- out
sra ~ nvol @ neoFLAHD's GxRMAH BIfrKRs, - they
sse plepsrea oy DR. G. d. Jaekson. We an Ind to
Repna. e We believe 1t Supplies desias, Stsm In
;tss.s meocsi world long needed. Tho wrsf1bsd Inn
M copntsIfsiters have withdraw Il cir NOS.
nom the danger Of svailowine pcisonous .sdrtnrss
n neu o. the real Eitters s-Herdld.
Agents for this eity-A sssFs. Fvrers !. IL nm
Co.. ,nd nsHHETf k1xsaa Drsssists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28

REMovAL.-The Office Of the RIcHM0ND
FIaE ASSOCIATIONS has be. removed 70 the second
Story Of the Building cornsH Of Main and IIth Sta
- Entrance on llth stree e
Applications for FIRE, ktARINE or LIFE INSU.
RANGES, win be prsmpty attended 10.
Without boasting of their ability to comply With
their obligations they take pleasure IN referring
all who have had business with the Once for the
satisfactory In which Il he's bsen transacted
JAMEs G. CRANE, President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28

I, NEW EsTABLIsHMENr.-JoH Jonxsos.
the house next door to Dr. Powell on Ieth sfresf
oetween Main and Cary, and ftted up with superior
accommodations for bis husiness where sil - de-
tofore, ever ready TO please his custousm
ais supsrior style 81 Hair Cutting b proysrbiaI
snd he y sure he can please the most fasdious He
aofauvs and tonic. which, with othss pcpulsr pre-
ps.anons and dyes together With the dslfehtfal
resort Of ali who dssirs to be waitsd upen n hsne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28

T. PEMB RTON,

u III % z II y N
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFERS for sale (for Cash) the folloTss
~ lowing Goods
Seine Twine, all Nos; Seine Thread, ali Nos.
Seine Lines various len gths and sizes
Cotton Cordage; Bed Cords; Leading Lines ali sizes
Carpet Warp, all colors
Cotton Yarns Cotton Batting, all numbers
Cotton and Wool Cards, ell numbers
Dupont's Sporting Powder
Shot, all sizes
In glish and American Gun Caps
With well selected assortment of GROCERIES
suited 10 the Trade-al, any part of which, will
be sold at very small advance, for cash. ja
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28

OPERA, TRABUCO AND PRINCIPE
" CIGARS-A fresh supply for sale by
apn BENNETT BEERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28

TONQUA BEANH.--A ANAL lot prime
i quality just received s1d fog ale by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28
2 SMALL EXPENSES,

49, = SMALL EAFENSES.
1000 NO LossEsn
SMALL PROFITs!M
LARGE SALES!ui
PERSONS WISHING TO BUY
Spring and Summer Clothing, and Gentlenen's Fur
pshng Goods of the latest Styles finest qualities and
best make, solicited to call and examine the large
stock at No. l3f, Main street.
spl4 ]. d GOODMAN.
HERRING's PATENT .,oo. rrs
HALLS BURGLER AND POWDER
PROOF LOCKS.
DEPOT IN RICHM MOND,
No. 81, Pearl Street,
Where can be seen the largest variety and
BEST SAFES
Ever offered in this State.
KNOWLES l. WALFORD,
spIS-I Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28

MEDICINE CHESTS Complete, for
INl faulty and plantation use, for sale by
| apH A. BODEKER, 10 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28

VIRGINIA C u Il e d BACON.-Hog
round. nice lot 10 store; for ssle By
spH BACON baskerville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28

nANTEL O'DONNELL, HOUSE AND
IL SHIP PL UMBER, No. 22o MAIN ST., RICH
MoND, VA.
~Hydrauic Rams Lift and Force Pumps. Bath
Iron Boilers, &c, fitted up on the most approved
principles and at the lowest prices.
~Or6ers from the country promptly executed
~JOBBING punctuslly attended to.
an25-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-28

MEXICAN GUANO-A lot Of A A
spH EDWIN WORTBAM 4 CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04
Decisions by the Court Of Appeals.
Iron, -he Albany .JournaI .InIv q I

From tbe Albany Journal, July 81
Judgment OF the Supreue Court reversed, and decree
of The Surrogate affirmed, with costs OF the court below
to the appellants in tins court-tbe American Home
Missionary society vs.. Wadhsnas and others.
Iuegnent Of supreme Court and decree of Surrogate
reversed and proceedings RENTED to the SURROGATE
CONT TO proceed thereon with costs OF the Supreme
Court to the appellants 10 this courtpcck and wife
Cameron
necee reversed, apd decree directed to be entered in
the supreme Court that the respondents affected by the
sppe account decree 10 he settled before Judge Card
ner II parties differ AZ TO form OF juegmsntsiorey and
another W. Green ard oth,rs.
nerio-Bard and another vs.. Poole and other.
IJudgment reversed, and new trial ordsred--Tsbor
Judgment reversed and new trial ordercd tn costs
to abide the event,John Hotbe agt Lawrence, Cliff
Judgment General Term reversed and Judgment Special
Term sfirme With cost-The People ex rel Crane agt,
Ryder.
SuDrPme
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04
The Watering Places.
OUR CAPA NAY CORRESPONDENCE


CAPE NAY, July /, 1856.
President Pierce IN the Surt-7M Knosc Nothings
The State Counc,l-1x attraction Of tie See
son.
am here ON the track Of President Pierce, thu
Union. He went up like rocket In 1859; he will
60 down like stick In 1856. Poor man! he Ia
entitled 70 pity, isn't hes What fall he will have!
No wonder he seeks the surf Of this delightful va
terDg place. 1t will sparkle about his head, as he
courts its uphesvipg, and give him OF least tempo
rarv comfort. But when he leaves the salt Sea
waves. and returns to Washington, be viii bs more
miserable than ever. Why didn't he behave him.
sell? Why didn't he 60 ON and administer the
government in Q digniaed. patriotic, republi an
manner, and let the cliques and hacks Of parties
alone! Touching the President, he has his wife
with him, and they do ssy she is Q delightful
person. believe he starts ON his return to Wash
ington to morrow.
patty Of Know Nothings havs basn
down here from Philadelphia. They talk very
confidently Of sustaining the platform Of the late
National Council ct the meeting OF the Pennsyiva
n,s State Council, which, report says, couvsnes at
Reading Gu the Sd instant. Governor johnson and
his abolition tending followers will work hard TO
make an issue with the patriotic Union men Of the
late National Convention, In order simply TO make
capital for themselves In various free soil districts
but suspect 1t will not do. You Will, however,
doubt not, have reporters at Reading.
The season here has opened beautifully. All the
houses promise the best Of things for their essees
The Mount verson has been improved somewhat BY
the ADDITION Of one hundred and fifty rooms; 80
that IL now offers scc ,mm0dati0ns for upwards Of
Thousand guests Il is the first house in the world.
aud will be conduc ed for the present BY Mr. 8. B.
woolmsn, who won 80 much renown last ssasoa.
The versndshs, saloons, halls, paslots, including
the grand dining room, are the largest and hand
cone in the world. The bach is not more than
stones torow off, ana the snort distance may bs
accomplished by railroad il desired Visitors san dine
in partes Of six and upwards at any hour they may
select, or if THEY prefer fGble dhote, It Is also
char" Beebe's superb PHILADELPHIA bane are
coming down 70 morrow, and will be quartered at
the house. "hop'-ths first of the ssason-will
be given on the evening OF the day they arfive and
most likely l shell give you sone account Of It.
Many distinguished people ffom all .aIts of the
land axe expected at thia house. 1t will be- 50 far
as Cape May is concerned, doubtless the great CEN
tire Of fashion, politicians end fast young men.
STORMY PETREl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04
News from Peru,


CRIMINAL CHARGE AGAINST MERCANTILE HOUSE IN
LIMA-AMERICAN INTERESTS AFFECTED.
We find in the Hraldo of Lima, Of the Gath May. the
folio wing paragraph, which affects insurance
psbies:-
There has just bsen instituted in Caao prosecution
persons recently established in Lima, under the style
and title Of Lomer Co are accused by the captain OF
of their vessels the Maria, OF having directed him
to scute that vessel Other captains and different per-
have also declared the same thing. Some weeks
tie aen'ean bark Frnsiacs loaded With
national eusnc, as the Marin was The charge very
grave ore in such proceeding there Is more than rob
Insured in the United States. II such crimes are not
severely punished Peru win lose millions, and will de-
to be characterized immoral BY the commercial
world
On this paragraph thu Hraldo proceeds to mt
The Teacers of the Hvoldo win I'd 10 this numbsr
shocking revelation, which shows to what = poiat
mans sedsbnsss extends and the depth Of dspravty
which has been sent to us under the head Of great
robber.ts' IL Of the worst features that be
lit of speculation BIO driven. But to us the most
shocking part of it ia not tn danger TO which
tated In cold bood-not the scan aloua robbery
which ney be perpetrated nation In one of its most
m ipiame scheme, In whose balance the immostion
Of some victims Weighs less than the gain OF thou
sands of dOsrsIo II Is the example, tue intro iucticn
open 10 crime to improvso fortuoe the future OF bad
faith Of rerndy, OF sc6shness cold to cruelty
the prospect which all promises to maefacrors
that which makes shuccer.
We are alarmed with 50 much the moro reason mas
much as tends at this unfortunate epoch to
favor The tcndercies snd the schemes Of ssshnsss.
The hatitusl Incidence Of our government, which
Is also CHARACTERISTIC Of our socety--the rage
Tor bIncly initiating all tho features o, the
cisl and political physognomy Of other nations
maIes u. ,ear that within short time may
approach The condition OF the United States Of North
America, where society has become habituated to
the hisbt OF mary victims almost daily inundated by
the greed Of spectators sre il is usual to fire.
queDtly the same spectacle which deplore A
steamer lie blown up pADg vessel Is scut.led, railroad
trains prccipitaed In crossing fragile bridge
pend ed over abyss the people have been COMPEL
ed TO accept these logical OF the mixim
SNAKE noney--honoraby If you eau II not make
money! This Sbominable principle, against which
have stIiyen and will continue to strive with all
might Mat which seems 10 90 introducing itself into
this country abd doubtless tho shipwTeck TO which
afiude is rs NEST brill ant application.
We call public attention TO this grave matter In the
hope that the provisional viii take this
tine to the spirit OF the for the punishment
OF assassination asd pitlaye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Moycments OF Ocean sseamsrs.
Port of New York, July 3, 1856,
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Stesm.tip Roanoke, Skinner. Norfolk, 30 Ludlan 4
Peasants
ship CnltivAtor, Austin, Liverpoel-Williams Cuon
Bris Tweed (Br), Nelson, Martlsnd, NS-J Whitney
Co
Brig Capo Fear Atherton, Union IIand-C Ell Peters.
Brig hartello Br), Binaay. st John, NB-Ruer Orr.
big ct Agnes tBr) Campbell, Bashurst-J Whitney
Brig Lady Chapman CBr). with Bsrmuda-wm Smith.
Brig Lucille tBr), Masters Noroik-H anderson JOLes
Brig Borneo. Rodgers, JAcksonvile-J Grics
Bark Ain ems, Haileck, San Francisco-EAris Weed.
Bark Amelia IBr. Pint. Pugwash. NS-J Br .ine,
Bark A. smo, Sherwood, Mobfe-Pou Rysrson Hurlb
Bark AariA Norton Buikles, savanAah-scrsnton Tall
Bark Race Horse, Seares, Robinson
a Co.
BARK b Kimbsll, Ames City Point-Marter.
mr. AK HroW A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

TIE tinted States tloop e. Marion, Commander
puiv ance was at Port Prsya Cape verd Islands, June
hs,ocn a. she relieved BY the arrival Of another
TO- ton
qhe United states soop Of var Dale, Commander Whit
tie sailed from Cape Nerd June =, for Nc nrovia.
Iie United Statea storeshp relief from New fork for
o Jsneiro, spoken Jane II, in lat. g. loa A. by
barr rausro, AZ this port from Cadz.
Can't Fcrrfrt has entered the performances Of his
u,y a. con Dsnesnt 81 tfe Washington navy yard in
pace Of Com b. PsIlSlrs. who has btea assigned 20
lie cer msno 81 tie Gall ~ isdroa. Fgehi@yc- o..
q s,...;.... sil. =,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04
Coast and shore Lime OF the Unlted States =.
Prem The Pittsburv Journal July 81

The coast suIvey now progressing dryelopes very
mall fee - ielatloo 10 In bors, shores
and coasts. Tint portion Of tie report Of coast sur
sey tssuea on the l2,h OF July, 1874, gives us our
extent Of sea oast on the Atanti aad Pacific
oceans, AS follows
The shore loo Of the State OF Maine including
hays, 10 sDcs ~ a Irregularities, is6 mics; OF
New Hempshi q, 50; Massachusetts,, $50 Rhode
Island 800; Come ct,cut, 262; New York $50; New
jersey, $40; Delaware, lis; Maryland. 500; Virgil.
nis, G5I, Moth Car lima, Gal; South Carolns,
1861 Georgia, 6si; Florioa-eas, coast, 2,i7i; Yves.
Louisitns, 2 $50; Texas, $50. The above figures
give the Nortern AT antic coast, including that of
aarylsr q, ut $50 miles; Southern Atlantic from
Ma Wand 10 the Cops Of Florida, 5000 miles; the
Gull .oass, 5,7f4 total South Atlantic and Gulf,
II 1885, total Pacific, rom boundary Of San Diego
TO the mouth al Frazer. rivtr, 3 Isl.
OF the Pacific coast, 343 miles are Immediately
coltsuous to the SAD; 4s3 miles OF shore line OF
boys; lO' nile ~ thOe line from Cape Flattery to
FItzei, river; 4I4 miles of shoro line of Islands in
nc Pacific, at 30l miles Of sh 1re line of islands
irnm Cart Fls,iery 10 Frazer q river.
. lie tIta ~ u. slop<s q the continent towards
ire cceaIs. the lakes sid the Gu.f, IL a. foows:-
The Pacific stpe, s66 ,0o2 square miles; Atlsnti,
soc proper 6l4 tl6i Northern lake region,
l2o's; 9ulf etiob, S25 ,b37; Atlantic, Lake and
Uuh, east sno ~tss II the Mississippi, 952 602;
Mississippi vslhy 6t,nec cy the Mbessippi and It's
{ bufa les, 2lI ,562; Atatrc Including Northern
Lake, 62'o66; Mississippi Valley And Calf, or
middle iffiop. 613 09e
Over teo f'ths o. the national terrisorv in drained
by the Mississippi ana ib tributaries. and more
tbsp ere ha ~ embraced in what may be ALLIED ia
niodle rtsitn One fou,ta OF this total area bejonex
Z ibe Pacific, trtt xtb 10 the Atlantic propsr. oos
tetrty sxtn a. tpe Lakes oct-Dit "a TO toe 6uF or
tr'.nre 70 The hiloLnc, inesrdsrg the lskes ard
CAT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

Barb kimbsil, Amss. City Point-ha.ter.
1 f. s.ss g. Sss .9si sss, r;
sosI ss:sres ,S5 Landry syi RSaieg'sA LSsry
s s s.s::: $SJ Ia; SIn.., G..
s:
IS: .1shs is ss';is
IS. ESss9:s INV
schr Ably Land.ay, Ghsso. piy%ou,ih,.C Woos,sr
si ss:.;s
sohT VIM Conquest, selieeh. Ne. Haven Master,
ARRIVED
sS
hsitsrs. bearing NV Monday 40 spoke bark carolins
steamship Knoavic Tgdlo. Savannah. 9 hours, With
"y 'ns sS sas ssa ssas
4. .s %s ;is' q h IT,
An exchanged ssnas With steamship Augusta hence for
sir Catherine Edwards. Ansysrn r My %, With mdss
a$ S ss.y sssy Sass ssy with coal 70
SsTk Elise s1rsnl Hopper Brsnss. % day.. with mdss
T. Assis : ss "
BARK Walls Jr 0aryic Lsnsare,,s Nay % With - bags
:s: 81 ss'. fas. p: Hsgrs ss
ss q M II ss s snsss .l s %
The remainder wsrn oaouoti,,s the Royal southwiok
T.sS y; Fs.: iis.
Brig xordsn (Bi Earle windfor Il days. with 200 tons
Big hsisa Ts,i, OF Bsss:r. Pierce, Cu,.m. PR
a rsm for New isft Ion " ~ 'pss' brig Lazy An
sr DR.: n,s sss MIX & q y!Gis;iI a s es'' Ar
So. ss;f rssra.Ia 81 eas.z
ton !sy spoke brig Kua Barton hence for J.ss.o..
Of shp Star Republic hence galveston burned
sehr cssIits Isssy csmp1s Yer. Cruz june IL wish
hiaes: specie. @c e H.rsov g. Bros. 80.
Gotten t. mater. e, "ha' Collins sa''a a''' WIN
sehr Iuous Edyard: M.rtieh, Georgetown days.wits
sshr " jobr,sn. coakiin. washington NC. td.y. in
schr Wilssn, Bsnrdsley wiminsscu. NC. with naval
sehr Bay STATE, Sherwood. Boston with mdss to Dayton
ms S. 9 ss.s,.. :h a. lumber haste"
kcir Mary Nankin Beers boston. with mdse Dayton
S.s.s s. Hs:s .i,s ss %d;,
sSs s Z a Steven a,,, ssi Ss.,a Boston.
s ssss s ss:is k kss,ss s sssssps
scbf Nedora, Hoibrook. keekisnd.
seIs Mids World -, I rs,issss..
ssss wsss G S,ss wa.s Goa With
sebr Hudstp, Ksliy H.rsoh:
s sssSr Tssish 4 I.es.S a.a.ss: Ess nsrsor.
GEN Elm S,.y r,i'SSs. hes Ms ns, %.,,
s siSr Riessn burfse P.eyidsne..
syssrt Se Ps so@ III lin
IS hour, With mdse, to John Riley.
BELOW.
Two t,rs. and swe bern triss
sAuIp.
siire yrsrry, f,c Hare cry e se- Yosl .r iirs,
Nl4-sg9lggsl posP ssiy. sSss,t s.N,
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PHILADELPHIA. July s. PN-Ar steamer 4 Stafford.
Sanford York; steamer City o. Ne. York 1ss-
90; Mary Lowell HgntIsy do sehrs fsssrc Light
BioCiwood NBsdford yiceroy, Horton, Fall Hivss;
NaruelA Hilton, NYork; John Lsncsster Stiies Preva-
bark Lasara hIs' STATE q ssi1s csss
blshssd Wipgod Cnksy, Boston; franklin. CHUTE %
Johns 81 Curtis Orr, Salem sehrs John Lsnoa,sef.
Stiles Pro Nanuela Wilson. salem; Alert Kelts
canb,dfepoIt; Ei,. y.ss Esha,dson Boston; sss:
steamer Sanford Sanford, New York
Below ship Osesn Belle from Wilmington bsrkl Little
LIME and saragossa from West Indies brig Nay Qusea.
from West Indies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

Shp whittier, 81 year, old 500 tons, sold AS -
vAte sale yesterday tor SAt0W
Brig Zoroaster, from vApAro recently reported m4ss
Ing, arrived st Boston ID INST.
Telegraphsc Marine Report.
NEW ORLEAks. July 7-Afr ships Sea Flewse aaS
South Carolina, boston
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garoluarf at p. G. Montan.
gIO,asc Furnisllfngs.

WATER Cisterns, Drippers and Ewers
" oval, octagon and colored Hall Lamps (;
enamelled Stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve Kct.
ties; cast iron and carthcn Spttoons oval,
square and Gothic Walters Salvers and
Tea Trays Lamp Globes; Glimmcrs and
Wick; rich center table French Busters ;
common Yankee ditto; coInmon, wooden,
Furnished, Brittania and silver plated Ia
BILE Castors, at d. G. MONTAN'S
jul3. Church street
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New Orleans and Bayou Sara
yiAji.Ey house.

TIlfS well known Hotel has Undergone
l. during the past two molths, very cx-
tensivc alterations and repairs various i'm
provements have been msdc in diHcren,
parts Of the establishment, the rooms sup
Piled with fire places and nothin. overlook
ed that would be likelyto add to the con.
tort and convenience OF It's patrons.
The Furniture and everything peIiaiuin@
to the house has beer Thoroughly cverhaued
and put in perfect order. and it will be re
opened on THURSDAY the 22d INST, toI
the reception OF guests.
nov loft WM. MARKHAM
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NEW VARIETY STORE.
Lafayette ST, at NrS. EHuestOs. Old

II MAINE, has the honor to nforS
l. 4. the ladies' and gentlemen OF Baton
Rouge, that he has now on hand laigc
stock Of French, German and Erglish
Fancy Goods, Ribbons, Hosiery and a
very select assortment Of Perfumcry, all Of
winch will be sold at very lcw prices
Ladies aud Gentlemen are respectfully in
vltcd, 10 call and examine his stock, be-
lore purchasing elsewhere and they will
find 1t to their advantage to purchase Of
hun. Ian. 4-y +. MAINE
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Carriages, Harness, VVhips,N. +.

YNHE Subscribers assortment OF Carria-
L ges, Harness, whips, &c. is now com
plete, and he invites an examination Of
his stock before purchasing in New Oh
leans, as he guarantees his prices as low as
as any in the South.
Wareroom corner of Third and Florida
Streets. Manufacturing and repairing in
superior style at the old established stand
corner Of Main and Church Streets.
TUNNARD & HEDENBUR1
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Wooden Ware

A XE Ilatchet, Tile, Anger and Chisc
IA Handles, CIothe Lire Reels, Hors
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushc
and Sash Tools, for sale by
ID. T.. MONTAN, Church ST.
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REMOVAL.

II MAINE, has removed his Fancy
l. Store to Laiay ttte Street.-The house
formerly occupied by MRs. HursroN,
Where he has received fresh supply OF
Fancy articles. June 9th 1855,
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-Thc I'M

NVTTVE 10 DUTLIDFKS.-ThC I'M
~ dersigned is now prepared to manufacture
10y Steam power at the shortest notice all kinds
"f sash, Blinds, Windows, Doors, &c-letters ad-
dressed to him NJ the Post Office nj Baton Roupe
will meet with immediate attention.
scpt-3-tf. j. W. BROWN
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Lacks! Locks!

1 RENCH. Southern Rim Lever, Store
L Door, Cubbord and Padlocks, also
Z of every description on hand and lor
cby u. c. MONTAN.
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Death ON Rats.

4 SMALL lot OF Burgess Roach, Rat ant
a Mouse EXtermIna'or iust received
nd for sale by WM BOEGEL. Drun
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