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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-17
Dissolution of co-Partnershin.

TsHE co-partnership heretofore existing under
II the name and style Of r. Munzesheimer y
Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
-Messrs. Day & Landry assume all the debts for
and against said partnership. Persons having
claims for or against said firm, have their settle
Hent to make with Day & Landry.
The business will be carried on by Messrs.
Day & Landry. They viii attend to shipping,
storing and forwarding freight as usual. They
have also on hand large assortment Of goods OF
all descriptions. They solicit the patronage Of
the public.
Hermitage, Pointe Coapee. July l6, 80 I'm.
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/ In ls43, this act uas modified 80 a.
to allow all free blacks in the State in
ISIS, thirty days to register themselves
giving bond with good and solvent
security for their good behavior TAis
registration secured the right of unu.c-
Tested residence in the State.
Many OF those who might have ava;;sd
themselves of the privilege granted, rc-
elected either through ignorance or con.
|ststutlonaIv carelessness, to avail them.
selves Of the terms offered. and this act
|expired by limitation, leaving all uare.
g'stered free blacks. no matter how long
they had lived in Louisiana, under tue
provisions OF the act of 1880.
But the law was so rarely enforced
that our free colorc d population actually
IN the State in contravcntion of law be-
came unaware of the fact. Having lived
so long here unmolcstcd. they never
dreamed sworn hung by hair over
their heads.
The passage Of n law last session By
the Legislature, adding most stringent
provisions to the law alrca5y existing
regulating their entrance into the State
by the river, by sea or land as the en-
ployees Of steamboats,, steamships. sail
ing vessels, or in any other situations
OF labor, has been the occasion Of ava
king the vigilance of the police in re.
gard to the execution of the law of 1880
against all unregistered free colored
persons OF external birth
The law of the last session Of the e.
glslature has no reference whatever to
free blacks already in the State, and
the activity witnessed in putting in
force law that has been in allowance
sixteen years has in it something suspi
cious.
1t is desirable, if it could be accom-
olishcd with strict justice, that all per-
sons Of color should be excluded from
.he State. The unrcstrainod intercourse
,f the bond and free of the same color
S an anomaly that is full Of the promise
If evil.
But It is questionable whether the old
av, Witout warning given, should be en-
orced lndlscrimnately against all per-
IONS, without regard to character or
habits. That law, OF Which we know Of
10 modification, may very properly be
lsed to rid this city Of that class OF the
rec, black population, whose known H.
:entiousness of life, OF impudence of
'haracter Or busy mischief making,
works untold injury to slave holders
trough their servants But there are
,thers, whose Industrious habits thrifty
ife and regard for the duties of their
station might welIclaim exemption from
he extreme severity of the law, at least
until the Legislature should see fit to
adopt a new measure for the radical re-
luctlnn OF the number of free blacks.
perhaps the past execution Of the law
las been too lenient; let not the present
'e too rigid. Last of all, let not there
'e any suspicion Of the enforcement Of
N old act for the purpose of individual
,ain.--N. @. Pieaynne.
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@ E w r 1T G.
Ms|AM's,Ss'ANMS,s Ms|AM n B y ! Ms'.S J, o.

WEEDS Patent Sewing Machine. with its late
Improvement, has no equal for sewing leather
and heavy plantation work
sloat's Patent Elliptic Machines a family
naehinedt never had an equal, never will have
a superior, requires no certificates wastes no
thread on the under stitch To ace it, is to buy
It. A. F. ST. DIZIER, Agent
aHgf.tf. False River, La.
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NEW STORE At IIVOyIA

'ha ~ UNDERSIGNED having formed new
II e.ppafsnership for the transaction Of gene
isi "a business. at ivonia. in this par
,s soale't the Patronage of the public. Their
~, nay, havihg been made at the North, thew
~ am ~, vi. accommodate good customers at
.r JOHNSON K LEVY.
3. y. irsr Bayoa Sara. La.
L, Is, JoHsses, jackson, La. .sa
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TAKEN TT.

DT MAD. AUGUST LEONARD, in the. VII
Il lage, near the store Of. Messrs. Eastwood &c
Loomis, BAY MARE. about 10 or II wears
old, with white spot in the forehead and one in
the right eye, and has q scar on the right hind
leg. She is about Is hands high.
The owner is requested to come forward prove
property and pay the costs, or she will be sold in
seventy days, at the office of the underigned, as
the law directs
The said mare was appraised by Messrs r. f.
Bourgeois and IT, Lacour at thirty dollars
W. H. POOLE, ]. p, 4th Ward
Pointe Coupee, July 80. 1859.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY given that Henrietta Duprec has
i applied to the Ninth District Court in and for
the parish of Pointe Cbnpee, to be appointed ad-
ministratrig of the Succession Of Willis G. Du-
pre-, deceased, and that if no opposition is made
to her demand In ten days after this date she will
be appointed accordingly. By order of the Ninth
District 0ourt.
A. R0SBI. Clerk
pointe Caupee, Aug. @. Is51.
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THE DEMOCRAT,
COTTON.

From the Annual Commercial State,
ment for the year ending August 81,
1859, published in the \. 0. Delta of the
lst inst, we extract the following:
The receipts of cotsan at this port du-
ring the year have been [ f,11S,T39 bales.
including l01, ,206 from Mobile and the
I,seaports Of Florida and Texas. The en-
ports OF the year have embraced l.777,-
l6s bales, OF which 994 ,G68 to Great
Britain, 256,594 to France, IS2.I0l to
the north of Europe, 147, ,392 to other
foreign ports, and 1885, ,4l3 to domestic
ports North. The stock remaining on
hand this day, including all in presses
and plckefies, and on ship board not
cleared, is 2s,542 bales. The receipts
at this port last year were l,67s, ,29I
bales, including lo9 9,o46 from Mobile and
the seaports Of Texas and Florida. The
Iexports last year embraced l,6GO.l79
bales, of which LOIS, $50 bales to Great
Britain, 236,2S7 to france. lis, ,s67 to
the north of Europl 25, ,s94 to other
foreign ports, and le3, 742 to domestic
ports North. An increase is thus shown
Of lo0,44S bales in the total receipts at
this port, decrease Of 2o,9l in the ex-
ports to great Britain an increase OF
2o,3o7 to France 66, 548 to the north of
Europe, of 2l,998 to other foreign ports
and $3.50 to domestic ports.
The cotton market has been unusually
regular during the past year; the ex-
IRENE range Of prices for middling be-
ing lo44 to lie. in portions Of February
May and June, and l21 to 122c. per lb. |
IN the latter part Of September and the /
middle of April. The opening rates in
were IL to II &c, but they
advanced &c. during the first three days /
and : to j.. further at the close of the !,
month. They then fell off to LII to liz |
In October, and to II to 111c. in Nov
-.nhef; improved in December to lIs to !.
1lsc., but declined in February to i0a /
to lie. per lb. The tendency was then
upward until the middle Of April, when |
we quoted middling at l21 to l2sc, but I
thhe rates fell of. to l0asto lie. in the /
middle Of May, and these were also our
quotations during the early part of June.
An advance of &c. was realized about
the middle of that month, and the mar
ket was steady at III to 11Jc during
the next 6 weeks, when the rates fur
ther advanced to III to llac., which I
were the ruling figures during the lat |
ter part Of July, and part of the month |
Of August, even running lists of clean
cottons bringing fraction above our
outside quotations.. Within the last
|eW days, however, the market has worn
: dropping tendency, and lower prices
iave been accepted.
We quote as follows for old crop and 4
leW crop at the close Of the wear. |.
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4 witty exchange serves up the fol
lowing queer hash. Unbnstled ladies.
pure and unde6Ied Christians. disinter-
ested friends, common honesty, sound
potatoes. hrst-rate butter. unwatgrei
Enuk, and RICH FRr~-Trs are seavcem
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THE DRITIsHPERIopIcaLI

AND THE
FARMERS GUIDE.
.reaf reduction in the price of the later pubi;ea
tion. L. Scott d Co, New York. continue il
publish the following leading British Periodicals
viz: = !
The LONDON QUARTERLY tCoaservative.)
TUE EpiSaBuEG REVIEW (Whie.)
THE NORTH BRITISH REvIEw (Free Church
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW 1.iheral}
BLAeEweaB's EpNsBURGH MtGazIxE (TorY.e
These Periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties of Great Britain-Hhie. Tory
and Radical--but politics forms only one feature
OF their character. As organs of the most pro-
foilna writer's on Science, Literature, Morality
ana Religion, they stand, as they ever have stood
nnriralicd in the world OF letters being cor.
sidsred Indispensable TO the scholar and fbe nro
tsssional man, while to the Intelligent reader q
every class they furnish q more correct and satfs
iaeeofy record of the. current literature of the
gay throughout the world than can be nn.s;i,lr
eoealaea from any other sou1re
TERMS.
Or any one Of the four Reviews M
two g ~
three Of The fonr Reviews, ~ ~
Z all four OF the Reviews '..' ~ ~
I. Blackwoods Magazine. . ~ ~
" Blackwood and three Reviews. . . ~ ~
the four Reviews. N ~
Payments to be made in all cases in ,,s,,sih ~
Money current in the State where issuet, viii -
received at par. - se
Remittances for any Of the above publicat:on.
iaoiild always be addressed Is,st-paid "a tba MI
fishers. LEONARD ssCt5TT 81 fse ~ pes.-
janl5-y No. 54 Gold Street. n.
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TIE VILLAGE WAREHOUSE.

THE undersigned Informs .---
eiEss. n the pablie that be has opened .
$50 large and eammodioas ware sssIsS
house. and that he is now ready to do all the
Asecescf'sg, FornGresiag Il Storing business
at the Village Landing, near Raeeourci, He
therefore soilcits the patronage of the planters Of
the Village. New Texas and Raecourci. and the
public in general
RATES OF CHARGES.
Cotton, per bale e... 10 cts
Sugar, per hogshead 20
Molasses, per barrel Is
Other produce and merchandise in proportion.
L. v. PORCHE.
Village, Sept. 8, 1859. IT,
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B UTC III III Il ".

##9 NJ -E-s - = ~ -3-A IL EE Z
AFYa Mr.. SIMON GDSDRAN informs
Nr$A the public and his old customers that
:. -.-A-uA- ne has again commenced the business
mifchering. and will furnish the
lest Atfakanas Beef.
~ - ae use of families during the whole season.
a greaf puntuaftv. and viii spare no pains TO
Ansiy his patrons
aHnse Coupee, April g. 1859. ii.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-17

IR ON HOOPS AND TIES
For Cotton Bales,
Price, 6 cents per poand-25 per cent less
than Rope.

than Rope.
ANY one considering the advantages of Iron
over Rope as material for binding cotton bales.
will be surprised that it has not been adopted
long since. In its security against tire there is
an overwhelming reason for its adoption.
The presses in the Seaport Cities have been
the main cause of its not being generally adopt
ed; but, now that objection il removed gener-
ally, and the Orleans Press, the largest in N. o.,
give 1t the preference over rope. The Fassmann
Iron Hoop and Tie is the improvement of one
of the proprietOrs, and isadopted from the fact
that il is found, after long experiment. to COM
bine the greatest merits in simplicity and facility
of application of any one yet made. 1t is so
prepared as to require no change for recon-
pressing. Thus obviating the only remaining
difficulty at the sea board cities.
The hoops are sent of any length from eight
to ten feet, and a full guarantee given that
neither the Ties nor Hoops shall break And
further that all cotton bound in them shall be
received On the same terms at the Orleans Press
asrope bound cotton. The weight per bale is
about the same as rope, not one pound more or
less.
To show the opinion Ship Masters have Of it.
we give the following, among numerous COM
Taendations we have:
The undersigned masters Of vessels having
bad cotton compressed with Fassmann's new Iron
Hoops and Ties, hereby recommend the same.
The bales being we'll compressed, and the but
tons or hoops never breaking when thrown
down in the ships hold, or when slowed.
L. 1. Condey, Capt. Ship Moses Davenport.
4. Robinson 9 Maeras
James Tomas. q Henry.
A. Talbot. Hareaseeket.
John Dean, .s James Flint.
John C. Wilmer, : Mnlhouse.
Fl. koppenholdt q g Ella A. Clark
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Saddle and Harness Mandatory.
BOCkEL. Manufacturer of Saddles. Har-
~. ness Brides, Whips. Collars. &C.. corner of
commerce and Sun Streets BAYOU Sara. La. All
"faers promptly attended to. gss- Repairing
aehe with neatness and Dispatch. na7-y
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Parish of pointe Coupee-Ninth District Court
Aieide Dauthier ". succession of Theoville ST.
eard-So y2T3
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TO COTTON PLANTERS

HAVE bought the patent of Messrs W. F. Il
L G. ). Provost's Iron Screw aud Lee
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THE DISPATCH.

,,r;,ss,eaY nor N Nas...,. W.
Faoe"-S, EY1IT, ~ LosDoS,-
hossorh' -f,,anners Leoser furnishes -. ,a
.',.- ..o,nnt Of a ystt niade Tvs.
-e..A.,ca Of kessuth III = Vs..
present ses'sss n,trio, Is established 10 upper
lns n,,ast BEDFORD square rag 20 10. fsr.
~,nnstanees lising on t'e .pp,ssnsnsrs ehad ont
tarss ana az his wifea 81, ooo, most 81 whieh
~ W. tn railroad Investments IN the tn'eu
80 Kossulh still adm'res our country aua I've
s"s,s,y tiSns and thinks ne made some his'sAes
u.s.. ,t,st here. in consequence OF bss ignorance
GU "ar ssaiss aid the advice Of interested friends.
o. Ynrsssa politics he takes warm ,Glsres',
..n.arinr with unqualified severity 0fsinfs plat
AGAINST Napolso1's life. and Mszzinis local ih-
sarrections, as Identifying the cause OF heeftS
with murder sad assassination. lie stili conn
,isntiy sxpec,s its triumph In Europe aud o'het
lands and whether he shall 1.-Two to see Is, appears
30 him matter Of small consequence. ,on -,
The O aesdo what became Of the Sioo'tSo COZ
iected by kossuth in THE country, IL answered .,
the writer Koesutn did not appropriate uo,'a
of Il 70 his cvn use, but expended ~ all en- 'ne
politcsI o. jects for which it Was contributed by
ia Aid he sent agent sfter agent on expensive res
yolusiouary service 70 Hungary two or three o!
whom were executed, and the vigilance OF austria
rendered his schemes aborttse
at 10 seven vears." says the writer, "sinee kos-
auth LEFT the United States-6ut he looks twenty
wears older now than he did then Ills lowing
beard then jet black, Is now pleEtituny spfinkied
with gray. lie has grown very bsld, and oonceal'
his badness by combing his hair over the top OF hi
head His face is marked with deep wrinkles
aud the impress OF care aud Of grief aud hope Ions
deferred, il deeply stamped upon his features
Bat bis smile Is Rs sweet his voice 10 as deep nn'
-nelodicus aud the light of his dark eye 10 as col
aud as tender as IN the days when they so VOL
the hearts of cur people, and made the soul Of TIL
nation vihrate like the string OF the late to th
touch OF genius and Of skill"
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A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs. DAVIS

lACOUGH ELIXIR, one of the best known rems
dies for Coughs and Colds has been in use in Rich
years, ana has always proved etiieacous in Coughs
and Colds. The following certificate was voluntari
ly given by Rev. Mr.. Wiios in 1854.
BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March "a, 1854:
Mr. c. G. WALrER-bear Sir: | take pleasure il
informing you that Mrs DAVIS Cough EIi1ir,"
purchased of you, has acted like charm upon my
iStIe daugh ter. when she had the Whooping Cough
very bad. / have used it also in cases OF Colds, at
tended with savere coughing, and in ,ry case the
same happy results have been produced. / regard
this pre- p6ration excellent medicine and in niy
iudg nent no family ought to be withoutt.
4. WILES,
Pastor of the II, o. Church, South. en- Caroline Cir
cult, Va. Colt.
For sale by 5rs. A. B. DAVIS, Fisher h Winston
4. Bodeker and Chas D. Yale. Richmond. &C q
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Tenders his q
a5joining coy
From an exp'
~tbat he can v
him 10 give
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JOEL WATKINS,
OF the late firm of Price h Watkins,
JAMES L FICKLEN,
OF the late firm of Hoomss, ficklen
aWallace, Fredericksburg
Ianrlsrv LAT 1870
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nAYs, CARS. Doo1s. 90
"a LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
N NOTICE TO OUR FRIEND
A VERY PARTICULAR AND

0ssks~Ss LAST NOTICE-WHIcu SHALL sTRlcr.
LY ADMIRE Te.-The card which had published
in the Richmond papers, giving notice to all those
who are inde bted to me il dvidually, that woud
give them sixty days notice. from the LIST OF ia
nuary, 1859, TO LIST of March. requesting them to
please call and pay Off their accounts One me indi
vidually, shall be cor. peiledt put them out OF
my hands for collection as nv individual books
must be closed at once but hope those who are
ebted to me wilt give cause to let their
accounts go out OF my hands. into the hands OF
Others for collection. ALEA HILL.
Ga lS--nt
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.;;ss "a gs3gszssss NoTIcE' 1859

ca; "a % 80 NOTIoh' 1909.
TO PAS -ENGEaS GOING EURTH.-NEW Ar
LERs THROUGH TICKETS AND Trough
CHECKh-dREAT MORT sShE kOUTE-Carry-
ing the great United states Mail Twice daily tSun-
dag nigh: excepted) between Richmond, Alexan-
dTis, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York. and all So ini portant ponts West, as via
Acguia Greek and Washington, over the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, to the poto-
mac River - rifles; ard By FpleuGd and comf5rta-
bic steamers, thence TO Washington, fifty dy miies.
IL all 1870 miles in hours; being a comfortable and
perfectly safe Of speed.
Hour OF departure IS IL and ! so NJ.
BAGGAGE, under charge of spec al agents,
81 CHECKED THROUGH "a to Washington.
Baltimore, Philadelphia ard New York.
IhrCngh lickets can be procured at the folleWing
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NOTICE. - The subscriber having @
~ large number OF accounts due and unsettled.
which should have been settled prior to January.
counts due him previous to 1883, and not paid or
closed by bopd or otherwise By the ist day of Fe-
bruarg 1882 will be put in the hands OF the law for
collection.
Always on hand, a large assortment of Clothing
and Gentlemep's Furnishing Goods low for cash, or
TO punctual customers. E B SPENCE,
Clothier aud Merchant Tailor,
no Corner of Main and 18th SITS.
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PsssenReTs breSktlst and sup II Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable Steamers between Ac ,uis
Greek and " Washington
Ag- For further Information apply at this Office
Broad street, SnoCkoe Fill.
JAS WINSTON,
Geni Ticket Agent
SAM'L RUTH, Superintendent
OFFICE H., \. Il Z. Il. 4. Col
Richmond, Jan 81, 1889. ! jail
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Persons going to Richmond via this line, will each
petersburg in tins for the mail train of the Rich.
.nond and PetetsburG Road. which leaves Peters.
burg at 5 45 2 III.
Persons going Vest by the Southside Road will
nave TO remain all night in Petersburg and take the
ing
Persons coming to Norfolk from Richmond will
arrive IN Petersburg By the mail train of the Rich
monc aud Petersburg Road in time to breakfast Ia
petersburg, and then to take the for Norfolk
leaving at 4 n.
Person coming fronthe Southwest by the South
side Road. viii arrive in Petersburg az $50 NJ; in
tine TO get breakfast before departure OF the Norfolk
cars att.
Persons wishing tn go on North from Norfolk, may
40 so by either the Bay Line steamers, the Steam
snip Line FOR New York, which leave Norfolk, the
Former daily, Sundays excepted, at 40 N, and
the latter Semi weekly, Wednesdays and Saturday
No train will be run on Sunday.
rare from Norfolk to Petersburg, straight
Do Return ticket, good for 3 days. s 10
This train will stop only at Regular Stations to
take in and put off passengers.
WILLIAM MALONE
Engineer and Superintendent N Il r.
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AT PRIME COST.

HOODS AT PRIME CUST.-Having
~ determined to discontinue the business of Ls-
Shine will sell every article in their store
at cost or less. The stock CONSISTS OF large and
varied assortment of FURN; TuRE, such as Sofas
Tete-a-Tetes. Lounges Chairs of all descriptions
Cabiaets. Wash Stands, ia bles, Dedsteads. HAT
trasses. Cribs, Cradles, &C. a. &c. Persons IN want
of the above articles saving of 80 per cent can be
obtained by calling 81 40 "A Main st
ia 2S-ts PC LkRUS
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a CLOTHING. 1868. FALL
DGD0 Observation-Disclosures AN.

@SDN REWARD. --JEfkRIES' AN.
ecsSS'C TIp0rB, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for tbs
care of Gonorrhsa, elect. Structures. and similar
disorders 1T makes speedy cure without the least
restriction OF diet, drink. exposure or Change in
pcation 10 business. The proprietor chel enges 8
single of recent GonOrrhCeS which the mixture
will not cure, gnder forfeiture of $500 Further
the disease cannot be contracted if dose OF the Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated ezperime1 tt
and long ex paTienCe have proved that it will rai
caily cure any case which can be produced. Tkis
desirable result is obtained ia from two TO ten days
and it neither creates nausea nor ofencs the pal
ste, ana renders unnecessary all deviation in diet o.
interruption 10 usual pursuits sound sleep or hea
thy digestion, the nuisance is thus removed IS
speedily as is consistent with the production of q
thorough and permanent cure: Its ingredients aIe
entirely vegetable and injurious effect, either
cen5titutienal!y or locally, can DO caused by ita
Use.
Price 81 Per bottle. Sele agent for New York, G
Il Rins, No SO, Broadway, corner OF Jonn street.
TR GALLENDE1s, corner of Sd and Walnut SITS
agent for Philadelphia. - --.-,
Sold By FISHER WINSTON,
fe 22-dIy Richmond Va.
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NHANBEahlec, Go.--so aaa nsi rels
~ Craab srries; bis Tsips lef saaail pssi Asss
9 reas yeoelving Ier Phlsa dslrhiA sleAspSs. ~
aaleby To N W0 II filtk
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nj EDlNBURa CAPs.-I would sssss
A@AA inform those young gentlemen who go
have been waiting few days, and all others 90
who may want something nice III the way of &
Ga z, that have this Jay receiy we'd fresh supply
of these beautiful and fashionable EdinburE CAps
together wi h beautiful assortment of French
Soft Hats and Cloth Caps, of various colors AMI
qualities, thst cannot tail to please them. Give me
an early call at No Is Main street.
RIO l. DICKINSON,
Succe ssor to BinfOrd Dickinson d Weisiger.