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MORRIS PIANO-FORTE ROOMS.

81 MAIN Srn BEET. klCHMOND,
ks constantly supplied uh full aud complete assortment Of
PIANO-rORTES
nov In this which on
% ssr%s =. The factory rscss and The absolute
pondent ecs Aars often sd erssre IN rr,~ff
,ng n< frss Af woRCksreRs is~snsafs are rsde ~for
A"nor oAd equal 20 sr- b-ru .pa Ar. dsuy
Ling By the highest tssinona rou pesriy ONk
THOUSAND purchasers. @" 49,
As.enton ssAed L. the following the prsss:
froiH he " Commercial Idreyfiasr AariI 80 issl
Pianos made by Mr. Worcester Of ,s city r.n ~. ,s,s
surpassed >. thr qualities that render valuable
- From Ae NJ u Cbsrier and kngsirerl
PtAEosThs
Piano for'es manufactured BY authorize.
our readers that worcser Instruments and or.
scnial qualities Of musical excellence - ~ WV -
From the ". y. Conameyciai Adrs,fia~rl
ulert strslns Of which
not ro human throat. hut pl.cr
mechanics known "woreeses hay, orr th.n
one- said they give hrh melody In love-.
shsperngs, the haru
i'ous tones that Ia is to-. = ~
Me As,nt ~
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NOTlCE.-1 have this day received two e.s-. az J.
goods drst from Paris, containing Cork sni D1l
pvueie-so.e BOOTS aud CATERS snd Winl-r
wear Also, case containing French Calf skas Of 81.
pvrt quality imported by .rfs and mo- ..d
poas paid 70, goods bought s.send handed An
"s Who vs purchase good
,ursd By myself Monsieur PARA would uess rrs,t
's'y nus them To cal and szamins q. nsnsssyss.
ALEXANDER HILL.
hanuaeturer and Importer Of Boots and rhoss
And materials for the manufacture Of Inc same.
lsf Main street. Richmond, Va
have already sent
made vork be shipped The psrt sprns ssd s
q ..Io
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GENTLHuEN's FURNISHING HOUSE.
JOHN POE. JR..

DEALERIN HATS CAPS. UMBRELLAS PURSIsufNG GOODS &C.
No. BsILisp HorsL,
HAVING established himself the location 90. ru
e', call from those o. his friends who may ~
articles In his line. -
Stranger visiting civ will IND n heir Interest To- give him
call A. ty select from stock sHefD He The
pHesf qties aud tff>H as aud prizes which
please noft
rHNHE BSCuIBEH HAS IN STORE,
n HAT from LEtEY, GrSfS. BgrHz Hoass II -
thu most hsionabe HarrERs all Of which he sells tsr ~
prices. -
AtO French HATS 70 uhic he would invite
the attention Of those In % something tasty sni comfortable
JOHN POE, ia,
No Baiiard'gIfar
oci0 Opposite he Exchangc.
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a ytEs, SPRINGS, NUTS, &o.-wshsvs In store snd
= Tor rsle dock of above goods.
no9t SMITH. RTfOpYs a co. N p~ar p
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rIME. MAmINE AND nIFE INsnmANCE.

FIHE, MAUGVE AND IIFE uNsUHANCE.
HNsURaFCE COMPANY THE VALLEY OF yTRGISfAi
Capital ~ ptt IN. fan0g10
fs Company Msrne favora-
be terms County Flores asd dwellings injured
HOwtRD gfRE issuRASUE COMPANY OY EEw YORK;
Capital ~ pad IN, f1.0u9
Meow Hharf safdnrr Carlton having resigned he Agency
~ this 'upany vn hereafter h. represented by The ned
FfRy INSURANCE CONPANY ~ Aux sNBRfa, VA
Cspltsl ~ paid W, tifa,p#
This " The Older Stock Vrrinis.
ciaius against ", without ls suit durng JofV
INITIAL LfgE INSURANCE COMPANY OF WV YORK;
Cash Capnsi. f8ffpfog
PD'ces fD lie, psrinls Wll ue1. Te
declare ~ is Company have averaged during he yess
seregfg pr
UNITED srArEs HYF INSURANCE. co OY PHILADELPHIA
Cspfai. a. hnU On.
This Company for Ne,
and drs snnua dvd-s; ss, Slaves insured Tor
yesfs
The above Companies vorably known In tbs
eony sni ns1rsnce 70 sny amcuni " hr branch be
MA ian street. Po., on :, Echaosd, vs..
SEuy MS CLOruINg.- We have nh supply Ser
- Cobg ssng N sauuton Pulled Cl5ihs sleeps
gfsy Csen, Georgil Ksreys, Lhseys ste nsnne Socks,
= ctings tc. tno92l o. HAETwHLL 90
VELVET VELVET. -slsct and oscr~d yard VIDE
sOss - o HlRrwxLL 90
4 tuEItAN PALd ~. lent far Winter use
~ Orsteby BsNNErr, BEEEs 4 USHER. Dvussss.
| A UtNINE.-ico BIZ. fos sah ~ IaE
! ~ son BsNNgT, BEkKs usnR, Druggists.
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& GORGE Va. WEST, -,- .oo.-.-,.

II
!" EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE 18th street,
Oders for sale the following new Books:
rllk Humors faeonhdg-.
day scenes BY Jonathan Kelley Illustrated. Paper Of.
MAJOR JONES court-hp and EaiiOn Illustrated
Pictorial Adventures
Horse Thief Illustrated. Is
MARION barnard Lessons OF Life. Sequel Dick
By J " Smith, Esq ~
TIE OBriens and the
Morgan. Annotated by Shelton Mackenzie, d L. vols
81.
HISTORY Of Texas from it,
the United States, By u ESQ In
-.
PAUL fAUR Of Life else untold N.
HARPER, Graham and Cody for Deeemb,r Is cts
THE Forum by David Paul Philadelphia VOL
TIT FOR TAT R-py bred by Lady Of Ne~ Orleans
For sale by GEO. N. WEST,
Upder Exchange Hotel.
b-ln and will be shortly published.
Ry nek the.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

-ryty report vas closed upon dull ..d droon
sppS";.Sss sale. saa1sy .na Monday Ss o. 9Th
being confined to some te bales at further reae;ion Of .4c
oyr aaAl.s. ON rae.day. With t Hattie. hand
buyers reached tie iarg- smoun Of
on ws%":y the demand & ' s%a The p ,
aiy aSd % s S,s not without s bale The MAKE,
Ss1i demand r s ay kss s. 1s.ss, &
s va" "a a Su. o aud r5% S PREVIOUS rates Tia
reerp. week eInCtses sse. ss.ln. .qs, far
been iscssi year to the .a,
erpor Of September ar, Iss sas
Tbs exports Tor the pending week las, ba,
The stock hini this evening M ss bales. against 200
considerable ,novemsn, In IN. Tobacco
% a o- Early T, f s. o. The sss =. heard q s n
the include IS hhd. a. aIe ~
s ; s.sf: s:sIs. sss.
las' p. .n,sI ss ~ Leaf S.,.
Leaf Inf to Com .IOsSioJ. srireoas lois
The receipts Of the week are only es hhi. ~
e.Psndns wek IA. ysa The total Tee.ip. since the Is.
The total the LIST Of September been 1854 hd,
~ hand ,h. evening again" SAT a, tn,
q continued Ugh, for old erop Sugar
sns The week a, the r,"Fs Of our aaS,a"%s eSS
We now quote for old crop;
r i%isnlSI c%s
far...sesGLl" Clarified
MoLAssKsThe arrivals Of old have been limited
and g qusis have brought very prices the sales Including
few lots at ~ SIC for ermentng rboIed Ia barrrI
AMI c for choice la hall barecls. crop bVrrr
have been sold mostly At 81 e2c and $50
gallon for ordinary prime dof tran
"a tons Of any eonsrquenee--P icryHae.
CINCINNATI MARKErs-For IA, tee.l endino Nor. 1874
BUTTER saPily icing light hardly equal the
wants OF the city dealers, prizes higher Roll
~orhy ." Ia 2c closing buoyADt
choice W. Dairy packed, the demand l.
gond
CaSKsE The market has special change
Ing thu wsss There ss good shipping demand aud fair
H' IN market close, nm TIE sales conprizr 900
continue fair eted lie, prime choice
| Il" lsLGlic Hamburg and w. gi.h Dairy i2e
EhAiksMe notice a 30 bs tlO,9Or do
hnnssota do al s The demand good ih supply light
fHUff-'recu apples
receipts comparatively light and what
they this
| sell Ut 2 to t3p trl aud from $50 q o.
PROVISIONS tnue and
prices nominal In except very Il. has
been doing Some small lots Mess at t5Goi5
| 20. tue market closing dull AZ the inside hgure.
Lard O-.s dull Ice including the
demand quite limited the the
/ market
H. moderate business has closing ~
Tor Shoulders ~ for sdss and ~ for Hams Bock. The
market for all kin closed last
OT very q Co
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,HyIVU stuSCuIuUU UIs ~ sTo.,
ToFtHuEHs.

WHEAT RON0 SHOES.
ANTE have ln Stale " make. super Tor
w to~ male ut ~ The t-st leather, and --
heavy sO They have pronounced ~ iuigrs
about IT, bit Shoes r 6-f and thy have Also
upefpr etvy peggri ans The very quail
~ We Invite ~ in u good shoes Tor 10 1--WE
call. nn2t PtrTNEY A WATTS.
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NEGHO CLOTHING, BIsA SKE TS. CARPET.
~ mos, a. VALENTINE SON have lately adj
diiunal supply u Wooens sorrf.
bought cisp u money and a small advance
for cash. They consist IN part Of
Taunton Fulled Oiotls and Ssiiineu
Bed aud S-rvans manke an prices
Csrprtings, Eugs and Fet Cloths
Ffcnch, Engiisi aud American Caadmeres
Tianneis. Nerinos, Mouseines aud DeII-res
Ltdts' AMI gents shawis, all styles
A fHfg. ~
C'ieoes. D,msslo. Hosiery. Enbrolderies. Lscss &c.
Also. fur evening drrsses-
White sud ca'd w. ieredP Tot Robes
Dotted ani style hgureI swiss MusiIns
CUinred and vhitc TaflaiaBs, So
VALENTINE q sON,
Corner Broad. OH and Capitol -tr-ets.
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~ ~ fninr guns Double snd Ehge
~ P-nyvan Mtnuftctufc, qualities and aso, Pc
tots 20 sod Rsvavrrs assorted Ends Al 0f uhch
odrti ~ ~ very sfnan advance
n.gl swim, HH0DEs CO. - Pearl e.
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arrivals Of old
and qusies have brought prices the sale. ncIuny
few lots at ~ Sc for fernenting rrboed barrel
choice hall
have been sold mostly at 81 s2e 50 barrels at So dc
gallon ordinary of
tions Of any consrquence--P iedytne.
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H. ch lace BIT. sleeves aud Collars
Rich Lace Bfuias
Hack lace Ciars add Sets
Muin Sleeve, Collars In sets and single
White a. blact Grape do do do
Pfnhroderei Skirts cmbd Htnds erchiefs
Jo lots o.; Muslin CELLARS, AT IAN aud 70
swiss and Cainfric fuuncrs
Do do Efyiuxs nj In
Irisli Linens Kcntlngs aud Linen Cambrics
lace AMI Jusli1 Curtains
Curtsn Musius, to hne
Cradle nud HE'D " ankcts
Do do Narseiies Quilts
BargSins Goods,
Mai street. fnS2iI CuRIsrTAS IArIIRnp
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hI.y 1870, ~ NJ 80 80, 9 hs s on hi t
SOD Copper Coal oi; Hras. ADD Polc Steel so,e
Iron Hni Wood Htud- Cnder shoves Dsss
Anrons which onrT Tor sale the lowest prices.
MIN SMITH, HHODEs 20. So P,s ri r.
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rherr are additional symptoms OF Close union between
France Rssa and Prasss IL would appear thai France
supports the unconditional admission Of Russia and Prus
70 the second meeting Of the European Conferences ~bs
England iss'd TO oppose the admission Of the cssr and
Ausiris Of the latter.
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nog Valentine snna,e
- lWt'r tOD LIVER OIL. Ru.htoss DO wsttr's Bal
- ~ wild Cherry, Ayres Cherry .rarai Semps
Candy mps PumanirF Baisam, wrighrs pitts, Roses Melt
cnes nu pIy received; ao tnd o. patent nd
Other melicines IN fui supplies, sisays on hand
n y HFNPi y Apotheeary,
unyt 1n9 Mains
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w sionr I'D o. vessel, ~ Seldom NILLtR.
mol Corner Of Pearl aud osry sts.
Seas rRUcHs-I.F'' Z. 'T.II 80: -
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NOTICE..

TTyHERE will be an election held, lii accordance with
i Law, on the Ind Monday Of May next, the 18th day
OF said month, in the following Police Jury Wards, al
sae places herein after designated and between the
hours Of . A. ~. and 1 o'clek P. NJ, for the purpose O.
\electing Z member to represent each Of said wards in
the Police Jury, for the term Of two years from the
End Monday Of June next. to wit;
End Ward.-At the Coffee House OF [. RafTrey.
Comsisioners.-Aug. Leveque, d. Daigre, and Amedee
BujOl.
M Ward.-At the residence of ERNEST Hebert.
C1mmisions,s.-Aitre Hebert, K. Heber. and Lovinski
Hebert.
9Th Ward.-At the Court House.
Sommtao.ers.- blanchard, hosernond Hebert and
+. Z. Allen.
SA Wad-At the Coffee House of Alexis Tongue
pee.
amm;sstonsrs.-A Lobdeu, NC. Leblanc and Theo
Allen.
lMA Ward.-At the residence of Charles Smith.
C,.smisioars.-H S. Flyn, Geo. Hamilton and l.. Day.
Eth WaTd. At J. Fl. Johnston's Store.
Co".m~isinIs.-E. N. Lefeyrs, John D. Slack and J.
l.. Orilion.
J T. LANDRY.
PRECEDENT Police Jury.
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AVIS REELECTION.

Lyaura une election, conforme a la loi, lie deuxieme
L Landi de Mai proclaim, lie l3me jour du dit mUis, }
dams les %suirentes reimbursement du Juri dc Police,
dang les places ci-apres d~esignees, ct entire les heures
desA. n, et4 T. NJ, iogject de laqueile. sera d'eiire
IN membre pour representer chacun des dts arrondise
ments dams lie Juri de Police, pendant lie terme de teux
ans, a partir du Ter Lundi de JUN proclaim. SAVIOR:
"a ArToadtSemsu.- Cafe d'E2clel ~tatfrey.
oomm'ssairss. Aug. LeFeeque, i. Daigre ct .lmedee
Bujsl'
4me ACCOMPLISHMENT "A Ia residence d'Ernest HILBERT.
'onms.-Alired HILBERT, L. HILBERT ct Lovinski Hetert.
o@e Arroadtsenlsst "A Ia Maison de Cour.
tgmms.-J. blanchard, Rosemond Hcbert ct F. r.
Allan.
sse Arrondissmeni. -Au Cafe d'Aleyis Longuepee.
'gmms-A- L0bdell, NJ Leblanc ct i. Alien.
lome ATronisenseat.-A la residence de Cias. Smith,
'omm 5. tiyn, Geo. Hamilton, ct J.. Day.
stor.
Eomn's7-E. n. Lefeyre, John .. Slack ct J. L. Drill
J. 7. LANDRY
President du Juri de Police
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} u d G E EN- N 0 TICES'
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
June Amelle ~icJeune, wife, vs.. Francois Henry hus-
band, No. 1872.
\ this case a judgement by default having been reg
4 ulhrly entered against the defendant, Francois
Henry, and the judicial delays having elapsed, and
deirndent sttll failing to Tile an answer, the ca-r was
taken, ana alter testimony alGuccd. The law and the
evidence beng clearly in favor OF the plaintiff, :. IL.
Alhtllc Ltjeune, it is therefore ordered, al iudgcI auI
decreed that the plaintiff, Julie Amclie Ieicuue, wifa.
recover from her husband, Francois Henry, the sum OF
eight thousand nine hundred and thirty-tve 5I-lU0
dollars, with legal interest from 18th January 1856. 1t
Is further ordered that the slaves Esther. Mary and
fIlza and all the issues born af said slaves, be decren,i
the sepera.e property of the plaintiff, JulissAmelie
L"Jeane, that she be hencetorth syerate in property
from her said husband, Francois HENRY, that She have
tlc administration OF her seperatek effects, and that
i4tr legal mortgage on all the property of her said hus-
ptahu be declared eXecutory, and decreed TO have effect
upon all the property, moyeables, slaves aud unlnove-
abieso OF the said Francois Henry. ItR further ordered
1iiat the injunction sued zout against the defendant
Francois Henry, Loyinski Eebert. Doryilla Foret, The
Gdore blanchard and Joseph Landry, be made perpet
nai against the said parties. and that the defendant
irancts Henry pay the cost ofsait.
LSited] ". B. ~RoBERTSoN5
Judge 9Th Judicial District,
a true copy of the original on file and Of record in
this Office. Clerks office West Baton
Isl Rouge this LIST day OF April. \. u.
1856.
ape r. HEBERT, by. Clerk.
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Samedi, lie 2me Jour de Maj proclaim 1856.
SITE OF LOUISIANA.
k.4teislz Of EaSI AaTGN ROUGE,

SITE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF EaST EATON ROUGE,
SMITH Il aICIsL UISTFJCT CJTKr-
Bell & S~teobens, ". FEaI'oa. Wool. No. 1909.
10y VIRTUE of a writ Of Il. ia, 10 M" directed in the
u above eutitlcd suit, Of date The fifth day of
March 1856, fruE the 9th District Coar-l, in and for
sal Parish and State, will be offered for sale AT public
auction to the last and highest bidder, on the prem
Uses in this parish, on
SATURDAY tie Sd day Of May next, 1856.
at Il O'Clock A. N. all the right. title and interest of
he.defcndant, Frame a. Woods, in and to the fellow
ing described property, to wit:
i certain trac af land situated in this parish, meas
uring two arpents front an the Mississippi river, with
frty arperts in depth, bounded below by lands Of
Iompson W. Bird. above and in the rear by those OF
said Frame 4. Woods With the buildings and I'M
provements thereon, to pay and satisfy said writ of
exrcution-svizei in the above entitled suit.
Terms of saIeScash on thespot.
Wx. WHITE, .. S.
Vest Baton Rouge. March odd. 1856.
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en- haut par terres dc Valmont Fe1bos ct en- has par
terres de Pierre Milaacon, en- arriere par celles de PhNps
avec toutes les ancliorationg quis'y trouvent.
). La Motto indivisc dun moroccan de terre dams Get
te paroisse, designe CONNIE etant lie quart Sud Est dc
section ~yingt-six in Township hut du Range Once Est,
contenant cent cinqante-huit 80 100 acres.
4IIe- I'm certain morceau de terre situe dams cettc
par"isse en- arriere 'un moroccan de terre appsrtenant
a loidore Daigle, borne en- haut par terres de PaulFerbos
en- has par terres de Veuve Jean FULLER ct en- arrier.
par terres de Pierre MelanGon, contenant environ vingt
troiS arpens de Supericie.
1t les esclaves saivans, SAVIOR:
William, negre, age de 80 ans.
Ecorren !! :; 33u
Mary, negressc, " - 81 & ct ses quatre encans.
fhilisse. de S ans. Gilbert de ) ans, jules ans &c 9.
rtJoS"ph dun ans.
John, Negro, age de Is ans.
Augustln, ncgre, age lie IS ans.
Tom, : - :. il q
Mary Ann, %negritte agie de 10 ans.
TT les proprietes personnelles, sayo:r:
tstcasils aratoires.
(ilevaux ct betes i cornes.
tDcilons
ystensils de maison ct batterie de cuisine.
Outils. &c.
Fl les biens de communities suiyans, SAVIOR:
IN lot de pieux--un lot de merins de cling pieds de long
TN lot de bois de corie ct de bois de charpente-un
cheval. une table-un lot de maIs ct un lot de foin.
Condition de vente.
lie mo5ilier sera vcndu Gu compliant pour toute som
ne Jusqui d concurrence do dix piastres-et pour toute
soIlme an fAssus de dix piastres, payable lie 1r. de Mars
1S5.-|eS acquireurs auront iournir leurs biAet endos.
SEES a satisfaction.
Ia terre ct les cscIavns seront vendus en- trois termes
cGaux. ~layabEes lie II de Mars 1856 '5S SO. Les acaer.
eurs deFrout fpurnir ieurs billets endorses a La satistac-
ton du Tutuer ct de Ia Tutrice des rnineurs, portant
interet d raisoE"de huit pour cent a dater de leurichian-
&c. les dts biIlcts seront iait payables au bureaux du
kecordor de cettsQ1arroisse, ct hypothique spiciale sera
retenur sur la terre ct les esclaves jusqu' au Placement
final.
N. W. POPE. Sheriff
Quest Baton Rouge % Mars 1856.
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ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
PnrOiSSe d'OueSt Baton Rouge,

CoUR DU SIXIEME nIsTRICT.
Dams raffaire de la Succession de Paul Ferhos decide
No. SAL.
I'm vERTU dune commission a moi addresseee
II dams Ia succession, par Cour du tine District pour
Ia naroisse ct PEtat susdits, il sert otfert en- vente
nubliuue au plus offrant ct dernier encherissiur, sur
les lieux en- cette paroisse,
Lund;, lie IL de Maj proclaim 1856.
les p~roprietes s%iuvantes, appartenant a Ia succession de
Paul Ferbos DECIDE, savoir: :.
In certain moroccan de terre situe en- cette parolsSe a
| yipst -trois arpens du heuve Mississippi, contenant un
aruen, ct an quart de face avec une pfofond eur de dix
sept arpens, avec Touverture des lignes iativaies, borne
en- haul par terre de valmont Ferbos ct en- bas par celIes
de Pierre Melaneon, ct I'm moroccan de tsrre appar1enaht
laiyle, en- arrier par terres du defunt ensembleavec les
batisses ct ameliorations qui s'y tronvent.
ID, Tn au.re moroccan de terre situe en- cette paroisse
face sur v~ingt-cinq de profondeur plus on moins, borne
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J. SIN ON & co.
CAPITOL CHEAP STORE!

j. SIM " d CO..
The din of war is o'er-Peace Is proclaimed, y
ECONOMY and TASTE COMBINED
GOODS TO SUIT THE SEASON, IN TILE LATEST STYLES,
Just received and constantly receiving,
YNHE undersigned request ladies aid gentlemen t
l. give them Il cali, and satisfy themselves not onl
OF the low price but the quality of the goods the
have on hand.
IN THE LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Flounced and plain Bareges and Tissues.
Fiouuced and plain Muslins and Organdius.
Muslin. Jaronet and Organdy Robes.
Printed BrilIantines, Jaeonets and Canbrics,
Plain and Printed iinneu Lawns.
Small figure printed Linen for ~ehildrens wear,
Plain NainSooks and Victoria Lawns,
P--a and tutted swiss, and great variety OF whit,
goods.
Plain and Striped Black Bareges, Ginghams, Eng
lsh and French prints,
ENBR0IDERLES.
Embroidered Chemesetts and sleeves, in sets,
Rich Guipurc Lace Collars,
A large variety of silk and Lace Mantilss.
Embroidered Muslin and Jaconet Bands,
Very rich Embroidered Handkerchief.
Embroidered Skirts, a great variety O. Parasols,
Fans, silk Gloves, etc, etc.
The GENTS DEPARTMENT
Especially selected for this market, and guaranteed
u DC IL hlioliebip lii lalSat SAtit CUllIil-
sing
suits of ccIorei Cashmerettes,
Suits OF white Iiunen Drill and Russia Duck,
Suits Of Checked Marseilies,
Suits of Black Italian cloth.
Merino, BomoAziue, Barpour and Alapaca Coats,
DO 10 do do do Pants.
Brown I.inneu. Drill, and other styles Of summer
Coats, and Pants.
Vests Of every description; light silk Vests for sum
Tner wear,
All Iinnen and L. 4. Shirts,
Under garments. in linnen and cotton,
silk and Muslin CravatS. Half Hose, Gloves. Panama
Hats, Straw Hats for D Young America"
e. Special attention is paid to our customers. and
from the variety of our stock, a pefrct fit is in all
cases assured.
STIPLES \ DOMESTICS.
Just received, a few bales of BIeac1ed and Unbleach-
ed Sheetings-lO-4 Ia and l--4-which we offer for a
very low price. Also 12h Linen Sherting, French
Diapers, Blrdseye Diapers, Linen Damask. ramask
Iable-Cloth and Napkins: Linen, Crash Linen and Cot
ton Mos4ueto Netting; Mu,linS and Bobinets for Bars.
rea! " made Mosque;o Bars, Cotton anA pare Linen
Checks; New York Mills, Ithica Mills, Great Falls,
Cedar Lake, and all celebrated marks Of BIeachel
Cotton.
Brown cotton of all qualities. Cottonaies, Denims
and stripes, etc. etc.
J. SIMON 4 e.
ap4 Corner of Laurel and Third SIS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-05-03
EIAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Paroisse d'Suest Baton Rouge,

coCR DC SiXlENE DISTRICT JUDIIAIRE.
Julie Amele l&jeune, epouse vs.. Francois Henri, epoux'
NANS cette cause IN jugement par defaute ayant
~ etc requirement prt contre def ndenr, Francois
iienTl, ct les Ceials judiciaire avant eXpere. ct lie dc
teniear jusqu'a les iaisait default, cette aiiaire Il etc
prise en- consideration, ct apres les temoignages, la lui
ct leyideuce etant clairemeat en- favour du plaintih.
Julie Annette Lcjeune, epouse, receive de son dit mari.
Francois Henri, la s0ume lie HUT m'lle neuf cent
trente cinq 54-l0o, (s,9a5 81 piastres avec iSteret le-
gale du neiFseme Jour de jaurier 1856. Il es te plus
ondonae que les dts esclaves, Esther, Mary ct tI:Ia ct
t0us les descendants mes lie ces dts esclaves. s0int de
crete les biens separees lie Ia plaIntive, julie Amelie
ieJeu1e, ct q1'elle soft nlalnteUaat separe en- propri-
etes dc son DIT mari. Francois Henri, qu'elle aye I'd
ministration de seS bieiis separet ct que son hypo-
theque legale sur toutes les proprietes de son dit ma
ri, suit declare eXecutoire, ct decre.e d'oyolr effet sur
toutes les propri.es du dit Francois Heuri. Il est de
plus decreta que injunction prisu centre lie defendeur
Francois Henri, Loyinski Ilebert, Doryilie Foret Theo-
dore blanchard ct Joseph Iand~y, soft perpetuelle
contre les dts parts ct pue lie t~ctendur, pale les frais
&c process.
lsigne) ". 3. ROBERTSON, Judge,
6me. District Judic!aire.
In vfai copie de ~lorignai. Bureau du Gretier, O.
Baton Hoagc, ce Zine jour d'Avril,
Is. Il AID. 1856. --
RoSEAOND IIEBERT, nepute Grefier.