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BOARDING.
LOST.


r OST--5O DOLLARS REWARDs--sLost
IL On "Wednesday, the I'd inst between .st street
with Diamonds. The finder will receive tho above
reward and questions asked, by lessins it at this
Office. ia lost
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Taking Receptions.


We have frequently had exceptions taken to our
course by those whose right to take exceptions
was not acknowledged by any one but ourselves.
We confess the jurisdiction in the case below
The following letter is specimen of the manner
in which the subscribers to the Dispatch take ex-
ceptions to this journal With such demonstra-
tons from our friends, we may well be content to
let outsiders take any sort of exceptions they
choose:
WAYNEsgoRo', VA, Dec q, 1855
MR.. DISPATCH AN article appeared in your
paper of to-day to which take very decided ex-
ceptions and were it not that the reading of your
journal has for the last twelve months constituted
portion of alliment, and rendered necessary from
use, would show you the light in which view
that paragraph. 1t is contained in these words ::
Subscription out" / viii therefore resent this
proclamation by ordering Subscription in; and
81 enclosed will show that my feeling is up. Don't
omit sending paper of Friday, as that number will
probably slip through between Subscription out, "
and Subscription in"
Very respectfully,
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TAuctlOn Notice. ..Having retained nos.
session of the large warehouse l4th street.
ly occupied by u.s. prepared to receive con-
signments, for sale at auction of DRY GOODS,
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, or any
other description of Merchandise. The premises are
very central and commodous, and goods can be ad-
returns rendered. ps
de 2l---tS KENT. PAINE & Co Auets
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e. Funeral Services..:The Rev. John 4.
EDWARDS, pastor, will preach at Centenary (Metho-
mon, suggested by the recent death of Miss MARY
ANN BIGGAM a member of that charge. ja12-1t*
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e Closing of che Books..-.The subscri

Hon books of the Cosmopolitan Art Association
will be closed in few days. in order TO get ready for
the distribution of works of Art, which takes place
the 3Ist of January 1885, Persons DESTROYS Of be-
coming members, win please hand in their names
forthwith The payment of So constitutes any. one
amember and entities MN 70 any one Of the Mssa-
ton The Magazines consist of the following month
lies Harper, Blackwood, Knckerbocker, Putnam,
Dickens Household Words Graham's & Godey's
Ladies' Books LittelPs Living Age is furnished and
two tickets in the distribution, for Sc Among the
valuable works be distributed, is the far-famed
'sjenoa Cruciix," which originally cost $4,000. De-
scnptve catalogues furnished, and subscriptions
csived by c. H. SUTTON
Honorary Secretary for Richmond Va
jN1--2w Corner 18th and Bank sts
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January II, 1856.

~ Special N6fice. ssThe attention Of the
public is solicited to the Trustees sale of Mules Hor-
ses Carts Wagon. Buggy, &c. THIS MORNING, at
10 O'Clock, at the horse lot.
JAMES N. SHINE, Trustee.
LARUs & SHINE, Aucts, ja II
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DesDatches for England,

WASHINGTON Jan. 1.-THE dispatches sent by
the Government to Mr. Buchanan in England,
were unusually long. The administration has sup
Piled him with every available document, together
with instructions with regard to the prosecution of
the Central American question.
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STATE of the Potomac River.

WASHINGTON Jan. 1.-THE Potomac is frozen
over below Mt Vernon. The boat which left here
Wednesday, for Acquia Creek, has not returned.
The weather is more moderate. Sleighing is ex-
IL
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B. MINOR, Secretary.

~ Marshall and Henry Building Fund
CONFERENCE.-The Annual Meeting Of tho Stockhold-
held, for the election Of oficen on SATURDAY, the
i2th instant at their Rooms, immediately after the
adjournment Of the monthly meetings.
BY order Of the Boards.
q jail-A JAS. X. LEE Secretarv.
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January Id, 1 8 t.--TriniIliinxs and
Fancy Goods to be closed out at unusually low
prices, as the season IL far advanced and GOLD
SMiT having large stock of Trimming and Fancy
foods on hand, will Close them out at such low
prices to tempt those that in of them to pur
chase OF him. 5000 pair Ladies' white aud colored
hid Gloves at 50 cts would be cheap at rs CENTS
NoV9 yards Cambria and Swiss Insertngs 81 cents
would De great bargain at l24 cents; Emhroiasred
Ladies' Gents and Childrens Cotton and Wooden Ho-
aery, SoLDshIT will seil them cheaper than can be
nad eisewhere In Efnbfoidrries ~ Collars Sleeves
Swiss and Bsbbin Edsinss and Jnserfings, viii be-
closed out very cheap Yoalfn Goods, such As Com.
forts, LeggnEs, Fsscinafors Opera Hoods Wooden
sscks millinery Goods, and lots Of other Goods to
DC sold Oh at most any price. =. GOLDSMiT
ia< 200 Broad street,
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WFtCK anu I1O5B Oh LIIts =
NEW YORK, jan 1.-THE schooner Pacific, from
Washington, N. c., was wrecked Saturday off
Long Beach, and all the crew, save the mate, per.
ished
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GRsAalNs!A.IEs.,Y.. Ar AMI. FEED sToRE.-Ts.

0TAANAHf ,ANnN FEED bTORE,-The
undersigned has taken the house corner Of Frank;
lin and Wall Streets formerly occupied by Messrs N
D..~ v. D, niii Tor the purpose Of conducting the
CHAIN AND FEED BUSINESS,
wnere ne viii keep constantly on hand full asort-
ment q all kinds Of Grain, Mill oHal Hay Corn Meal
Stores. = Sss @1 NSs~
He hopes by giving his busn strict ney.onal a.
s9nlon, ana selling on cable terms to secure
nDorai patronage from his friends and the public
sensrsiy Hs viii deliver any article free Of charge
suJ"neIe 70 tne corporation. He will also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Ior moderate commission and will insure for HE
inends the highest market price for any SON
e Ats yrtyN va rrtouv
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Very respectfully,

SAD RAILROAD CoLLISION-Lo5S OF LIFE
The express train from Albany for New York stop
ped just below Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Wednesday
afternoon an account of defect in the track,
when itwas run into with great force by another
train from Poughkeepsie, bound in the same direc-
ton Two cars of the former train were demol-
ished and three persons killed--a Mrs. Green, of
Utica, and a young man and woman, names I'M
known.
twenty-five persons were more or less injured,
several of whom were not expected to recover
Ameng these are Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts and three
children, of Albany. The names of the other
wounded, as far as ascertained, are as follows
Mrs. Campbell of Utica, slightly; H. Emmon, of
Vernon, Oneida county, slightly Mrs. Oscar Hull,
Of New Haven, slightly; Captain Schuyler, of AL
bany badly; Geo. Kopp, of Madison county, Ohio,
seriously; Geo. Harrington, of Washington, d.
c., face scalded and otherwise hurt Daniel Lord,
of New York, slightly-faee scalded and other in
juries.
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~ The Adjourned Annual Meeting Of
the Richmond Building Fund Company viii be held
In my office, No. Law Building on SATURDAY.
18th initant at o'clock, P. M. Members are urged
TO attend or TO send proxies that there may be QUO
rum The election Of officers will take place. and the
annual report be presented.
ja li-2 B. B. MINOR, Secretary
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= q rrsr OF Iozs And rAR1s q Lots
IN THE CITY OF RI Z nM ~,

EOM Of the CITY aan
ewou
Z
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w A change for bargains iii Embroide-
RIEs, FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &c.-The subscri-
Der contemplating change in his present business,
WILL from this day sell his whole stock of EMBROI-
DERIES, FANCY ARTICLES, RIBBONS, TRIM
MINGS, &C., at and below cost, for cash. As his
stock is well assorted yet, all in want of the above
named goods would do well to give him call pre-
vous his removal to No. So Main street, great in
ducements are offered at
j. L. WELLS Fancy and Trimming Store,
13I Broad street.
FOR RENT-The store and dwelling at present oc-
cupied by me. Possession given on the 1st of March,
or soonerif desired. Apply on the premises
ia l0-a1m* 131 BROAD STREET.
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Its KENT. PAINE & CO. Aucss

e. DIR. d. y. Watson ofTers his Profess
sional services to the citizens of Richmond
Office and residence corner of Franklin and 9Th
streets. faS-tm
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COMMERCIAL.

Richmond Markets, January IL, 1856.
There is nothing doing in Flour and Wheat. No
change in quotations. of course.
CORN is scarce and in demand. Sales of small LOT,
at $4,000. y bushel.
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~ 1. r. Chase, M. D., Home @ pathfat. -.
Office 1877 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
Richmond, Va. ia 3---3m
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SAVINGS INsTITUFIONa.

RICHMOND, Dec 26, 1855.
THE VIRGINIA SAVINGS EANK, char
tered by the Legislature cf the State, ID pre-
pared to receive depostes of money Of any amount
five dollars, which will be paid per cent. in
terest all sums remaining deposit six months or
longer, and for shorter time FIVE per cent
Deposits may be made with the Treasurer T. B.
Starke at the store of E. B. Spence, Main and
18th streets, or with either of the officers.
SAM'L s. COTTRELL, President,
T. B. STARKE. Treasurer,
6! WALTHALI., Cashier
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err IN a =. Children,s and Youths
CLoTHISG.-The undersigned has taken the store on
Main street. opposite to the American Hotel where
he would be pleased to see his friends and customers
He intends carrying on the MERCHANT TAILOR
ING BUSINESS in all its branches. He also in
tends keeping full assortment of YOUTHS and
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, sc heretofore, and re-
specially solicits call from those ia want.
ial-lm* j. III. RIDDICK.
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Mr.. P. E. GIBBS
Dear sir: AS Mr. NJ p Sin1ons seems to doubt the
truthfulness of your statement made in the Dispatch
of the 9th instant hereby certify that handed your
ed your proposition by saying that you knew he was
not prepared but insisted the forfeit of ono hum
bred doars My reply TO him was, that you were not
batting man. but that would take the forfeit for
YOU; which lie declined BIZ saying that it was not con
venient for him to put DIP one hundred dollars at that
time. To which proposed to him to make note at
from one to sx months which he aso Declined there
by backing out from his own challenge.
JOHN w. DAVIES.
January II: 1886 ja Pts
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~Drs james Dove Office corner of Bank
and 9th streets opposite the Bell House js 8-Sm
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e. DR.. O. A: Crenshaw office I43 Main
Ia -2rnr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 Card.--.P. e. Gibbs, Esa...-Dear
SIR: At your request state that no judge mas aecl-
ded that Mr. Simons is infringing your Afnbrotype
patent So far from that being correct, the case Is
still pending at the instance of Judge Hslyburton
himself in order to have the question tined by Jury
the judge not being acquainted with that sort OF Du
sness as he could not be expected to be and this il
the familiar practice in such cases.
Richmond, Jan. II, 1850.
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CAPT. A l. $50, O0O.-COBIMEkCIA
~ SAVINGS BANK.-ofice at tho store ofQuarles
l. Brooke, ON 18th street.
Depositors in this institution win receive dx per
cent. on all sums remaining deposite six months
or longer, and five per cent, for shorter time.
WIN. @. PAINE, President
R. 7. BROOKE, Treas. jys-ts
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SAvINGs INSTITUTION OF RICH

- MOND-Ofhce removed to the store Of Chris-
tian Lathrop, No. SO Main street.-fn coDse-
quence of the resignation of David r. Crane, VIM H.
Christian unanimously elected Cashier. The of
Ace has been removed to the store of Christian La
throp, where depostes will be received, which an
interest of per cent will be paid all sums re-
naming depeste six months or longer and FIVE per
cent. for shorter period.
dissatisfaction has been in existence twenty eight
years. has loaned eight millions of dollars; has
suspended debt; has lost dollar failed
to pay any certificate when due.
JNO. THOMPSON, President,
WIN. II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
xnhS & HIGH ERX
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D. p BK5gGE0E sR $ &C.; GENEKAL

-. COMMISSION AND FoRwaRDINa MER.
CHANTS, Corner Goth and Dock streets Richmond
va.-Attend particularly to the sale of Rockland
Lime. Cement, Hay, Rosin, Tar, Plaster Flour Feed
Grain. &c. Also. to orders for the purchase of Mer.
handize generally.
We are also prepared to take storage and effect In
surancc on Same at the lowest city rates. Our Ware
cd with Ms free of Drayage.
d. B. BRlpGFoRp NJ Tissrry p.rr
IN CASES India Rubber Oyercoafs. 5or
III sale by ASA
jas DAVENPORT, ALLEN L co
NEGRO CLOTH Nerve have =. =. -
a. large assortment of Negro Clothing which WE
are selling very low. Call and see them
MERCHANT, wEISEGER g. co.
Ja No. liz, Main ct.
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A LII PERSONS having Goods at the DIV
"A ing Establishment of the late John w. Hines
full for the kind and liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed on u.s. take pleasure in recommending to our
old friends and customers, Mr.. DENNIS, an expert.
enced Dyer, who has purchased the business
ia 12-3tt ELIZABETH HINESi
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no + o B A Q c ONIsTs-500 I6s. large

black Angustura Tongua Beans; 200 lbs. Oil Gin
n.mon; Cloves Peppt nc; GOO lbs good Gum ara,
Oil Bitter Almonds; 1000 lbs Cloves, Alspiee, Nut
megs, Cassia, &c. Oil of Sweet Flag Root; Branding
Paint, red and blue; large assortment of copper
bound Branding Brushes; varnish; Spirits Turpen-
tine. and every article used about factory, at low
prices.
our business, we solicit call from manufacturers an
we know we can please both in variety quality and
price. BENNETT. BEERS FISHER,
jas Druggists.
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81 LIBERTY FIRE COMPANY
NNA NO. ATTEND a CALLED MEETING of
@SyN your Company, at the Engine House. on
ssssEsE6 this SATURDAY evening" 18th instant,
at II O'Clock.
acted, every member is expected to be present
BY order of the Commander
ia Fit j. L. YOUNG. Sec'y
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N OTI e E.-All persons having claims
Y against the estate Of the late John w Hines,
viii present them, properly authenticated that ar
engagements may be made TO settle them.
ELIZABETH HINES,
ia 12-6tt Adm'x of J. w. Hines, decd.
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FSS!E .;..s.As kk e. Cssssrai k:il k z
one ssss sssds 49, 4 Il. MAusY i 90,
DARKkR. NlaInGO y cO.r~No. 142 ku-
pssnaak 1Abls C10tks and Nspkans Of their cwn "
porfatien. Persons II want will pleass call sxa 81
EKE9H VENIa0N-lW5s rScsy5yszE ri
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6otels, ST.

FRANKLIN HOUSE.-IN CONSEQUENCE
Il of the advanced price OF provisions, table g.
wines, and servants hire, the proprietor felt COM vi!
PEELED the 6rst Of January last makefome slight
advance in the prices for boarding, and instead ofEaia
Fifty cents dinner, has charged Seventy five cents
but has now concluded upon charging only the old price
Fy cents for dinners furnish wine heretofore
Wines however Of various kinds aud grades always
hand ready to order of guests when required, viz:
C1aret Native Catawba Wine, Haut Sauterne, white
Wine) best old Sherry Charles Hesieck Champagne usca
Cordials etc Also-ondon Porter and Ale Scotch Ale
good deal of money, time and pains have been recently
spent in reftting make this Hotel pleasant and
Portable to the traveller and regular boarder and
fdeny it will receive liberal share of their patronage
June2-tf B.. r. HOLDEN, Proprietor.
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ROUSTAN &; M'EvERS,

A RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR Spring ane
N Summer GOODS, consisting partly Of Bareges of very
rich patterns, Swiss Muslins, gd and pian Jaconet do
fancy eolors white and black Satin Silks; s.s,. x,
Rich Striped and checked Silks, black and fancy coors
g Canlelion silks, fg'd and plain; "a t'
1s Superb Giace silks, do, do; 4 8
- Gros de Naples do do do; ssesgs rs 81
Satin and Silk Bonnets, STYLE and very pretty
ss Straw Bounets-pain and mourning;
" Marked Muslin Caps and Collars; - t@
ss -.s India do dc do &aH.
Trimmings for ladies' dresses, Of all knds Linen Vaen
cienne other Laces and Egngs Chmisettes and Col
lars latest styles Hosiery, Ginghams, Fancy Prints Cur
tain and Furniture Cacoes Coonades Plain and TwiieG
Shirtng Denms Camet Jeans and Domestic Cotons Of al
de.er;nfiops together with general assortmentof
BOOTS AND SHOES, tz4,
Comprising Ladies' and Misses CATERS, Bottles, Walking
shoes and Brogans Genemens and Youths Boots Shoes
and Brogaus: Negroes, ditto Also full assortment OF
lsr.@ RE4DY NADE SUMNER CLOTHING,
For Men and Boys, latest fashions. stss s5a z+
JEWELRY r
conssnc 81 Col, ana Silver Pencils and PENS Bracelets
Rings Pins Rings, Cud Pins Shirt and Sleeve
Buttons, rrepleplated Spoons and Forks etc., with Iul
LATEsT STYLE HITS AND CAPS, - !.
and general assortment Of goods suitable for the
which they viii sell low for Cash. on the usual credit
Their goods are all fresh and Of the latest styles ana pat
terms and respectfully invite the public, (the ladies' parcu
70 call and examine they feel confident that hel
stock is one OF the richest offered in this market
March 81, 1855. ll5-yl ROUSTAN McEVERs.
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dbe Tbibooaux Hlinerpa

Is published every Saturday morning. Price,
Five Dollars per annnm-payable at the time Of sub
scribng. Single copies, Ten Cents
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted the of One Dol
lar per suIare of ten lines less for the rst and Fifty
Cents for subsequent insertion. liberal discount
made to those who advertise by the year Thirty Dollars
year will be charged for half column Of Patent Medicine
advertising, and of greater length admitted any
terms
JOB WORK.-Havng purchased Of Ruggless Patent
large size Magic Presses haer ourselves that we can
every variety of eerpress printing in style
not to be surpassed by any country Office in the South
West. All work delivered when promised, and guarant
eed to please--and for CASH only.
PERSONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of a per-
sonal nature such deemed to be of public
interest," may be inserted advertisements the option
Of the editor) by being paid for in advance
OBITUARY NOTICESNot exceeding three lines, will be
cheeruy inserted without charge but those of greater
length will be rated as advertisements.
CORRESPONDENTS are informed that notice whatever
will be taken of any communication intended for insertion
unless by the address the writer
necessary for publication but guarantee Of good
faith. J0NA. C. WHITE, p,h,isb.r,
LOUIS F. ANDERSON fuolishers'
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CaIilOu Island Hotel.

7NHE undersigned has the honor of informing his
i friends and acquantances well the public, that
he will open Hotel Gallon Isand about the 10th
inst. Nothing will be spared his part to render his
tabIishmen ample in every particular the facilities
viii permit. His table will, at all times be provided with
every variety Of fish, oysters, etc, etc.
Hours of meai-Breakfast at o'clock; Dinner, fom to
4 O'Clock.
With the view Observing planters he has provided ample
accommodations for the reception and treatment of conva
negroes. the moderate Of per month"; to
whom the strice attention will be paid In OF death
charge Of So viii be made to defay the expenses OF burial
Juty7 JOACHIM P0RCHE.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

NTESSRS BESSE BROTHERS HAV- EiiH
vi ing recently taken charge Of the above -. -
extensive establishment, situate at Napoeonve parish OF
Assumption promise their friends and the travelling public
that they spare pains exerons their part to
rendert of the most desirable in the country Tner
table viii supplied at all times with every ecacy thas
the market and surrounding country affords Travellers en-
raned all hours ofthe day at the shortetnotce Ther
charges moderate. liberal patronage solicited JAM
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Rau.or House .

TTHE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure IN an
nouncing to the travelling public and the citizens OF
the that she has lately added largely to the accommo
dations of her hoHse and is prepared to entertain
Boarders eauat any other house in Thboaux Her ta-
Bile is at all times supplied with decacy thatthe town.
prices for boarding. reasonable
as the times win admit Of liberal patronage s solicited
July PLY. MRS ELS1NA TENNkf.
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IIouma Express.

. F. HOLDEN has now placed upon the line
-. from the Railroad cressins, Terre- eIiak~as><s
bonne Depot, to Houma, Stage and Ex-
press capable of carrying eight passengers, ~
Express packages light Merchandise win be carried at
every morning at to half past O'Clock and returning
Elouna win leave the Depot Immediately after the arrival
of the from the City, half past Ii to II M.
N. BAH persons expecting packages by the Express
be prepared by themselves agents. with the cash
pay charges delivery it will be impossible to con-
duct such business upon any other principle.
Orders for the City per Express will be received at Houma
intermediate points and forwarded with dispatch all
letters by the Express must be postage paid
This only the beg ming Of spstem of Express inter-
communication with large commercial metropolis and
elsewhere, which intended to be carried out proper
eouragement is extended
T5O-tf( B, F. HOLDEN.
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Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats, Boots. Shoes, and
Clothing, Crockery Ware, &c.

-- - - HH ERk VII - H.
CORNER OF JACKSON, LETEE, AND M4LNS7S.
TRULY impressed with the belief that ready
sales and small profits is the principle that should
be adopted by all those who wish to drive successful bust
ness in Thibodaux have fully determined to adopt that
more than ordinary care and devoted particular attention
to the general wants Of the people, without at all dabbns in
superfues. My stock though perhaps net as large as
that Of some Of my negbors sti complete, comprising
general variety Of such articles are most usually called
for in the country, which offer at exceedingly low rates
and on accommodating My assortment consists, in
part Of general variety Of articles under the following
heads: So +zsz ..r#.=
Dry Goods, Foreign and Domestic. ss
Hardware,
Hats Boots, Shoes and Clothing.
American Prints, Foreign and Domestic.
Haberdashery, Mating Carpeting, 49,.
Grockery- ware, Tin ware, Wllow-ware &c
mh29 1y f. ). bhOFF.