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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-10
1s5sss5aH7Es5Hsa NORWICH & WORCES-
l::5:55zzzs:sss1 TER RAILROAD. = Sunlmer arrange


eI::5:55zz=s:ss1 TER RAILROAD. - Sununer arrange
ReHf, IHRe 8, 1853.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER,
at 7.U0 A. NJ (Way Passenger Tran.) Connecting at
ing in Providence at l0O M, and Hartford at II
Arriving IN Norwich i'll season for the train leaving N L.,
W. r. X X station (west side) at 1880 IN. for New
London
worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua Lowell Con-
cord, Manchester &c. at Worcester Junction with trains
nom Boston, Providence, and Western road arrives in
Norwich in season for train (Which leaves N w. X. r.
station at 2l5 p. M for New London.
AT 430 p M (Way Passenger Train.) Connects at Wor
ceser with trains from Boston, Lowell Nashua, Con-
cord, Manchester Lawrence, Fitchbur &c; at Worces
ter junction with trains from Boston, Providence, and
western road At Painied junction. trains from Provi
dence and Hartford arrive in for this train Pas
sengers from Way Stations for NEW YORK, by steamer
from Allyns Point, will take this train.
Al 7O0 p M (Steamboat Express Train for New York;
Leaves Boston at $50 Connects at Worcester with
trains from Concord Manchester, Lowell Lawrence,
Nashua. Fitchburg, &c. At Planfeld, with train from
Providence. Leave Norwich for Allyn's Point Is pm,
TRAINS GOING NORTH, LEAVE NORWICH,
AT about LOO a. m or on arrival of steamer. (Steam
boat Express ran For Worcester and Boston, Nashua,
Fchburg, Lowell, Lawrence, Manchester, Concord,
White Mountains, &c.
At 500 a. n. CWay Passenger Tran.) Connectin at
aineld Junction with train for Providence arriving at
providence at 800 M; at Worcester Junction with
with trains of p. W road for Providence At Worces
ter with trains for Boston, Nashua Lowell, Fchburg,
Lawrence, Manchester Concord, &c
Al IL M Way Passenger Train Arriving at Worccs-
ter junction in for trains TO Boston, Providence,
Springfield and Albany at Worcester for trains to Bos-
ton, Nashua, Lowell Fitchburg, &c.
AT 3.45 p H. (Way Passenger Train.) Connects at
Planhed Junction with trains to and from Hartford and
Providence. Reaches Worcester in season for the
les diff p st. NJ ANDREWS Stunt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-10

y. W. VAIL, No. Flaggs Block. opposite BAY
state House, Agent for Worcester County
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NO II @ E.
DR. HILL will continue his usual moderate charges,
each ones circumstances taken into cosidcrationin
many cases he takes in hand he warrants perfect and
effcctual cure.
~ Consultations by letter, &c.
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TOR HAMBURG, LONDON, HAvRE AND SOUTH
The Hamburg American Packet Company mail steam.
chip
BORUsSIA. Captain Trautman,
will leave pier q North river,
Saturday, October /, 1889
First cabin 500 Second cabin. 800 Seerage
For passage apply to
c. B. RICHARDS BOAs
ISL Broadway
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POfdUYp.
Many peiseas not having been abe ss. Monday
ast there VIII DO repeated or The last cJ d. new
IL POLIuTo; Or rHK MAR1YE
Wmch WAS brought out last May n PnH and
New York and met With unqualified success Tle following
nana csE , ar9m "a Gazette Musicale the prinA musical
f"ps' p'';'''' y
Let those who mistake aent for genu science for n-
o ana want to know what 10 true and affecting
iody 80 and hear Poluto They wAi discern ruth
tdem nn.rv!h and VIII no knger rise 10 the lots
usels 0ltee orchestra For N ose musicians
mere whose talent dfsBiuulntc under rich
ape d,aazing garments the dcfosMauesof nc body.
onuio mas the effect 81 thunder stroke at the The
mnss appsuded ~nH fanaucsm The final a he second act
one q ne most striking and grand jNraons has been en-
cofed " there th0s we have sune Crevr Te duo az
me third act has also been encored uo brca,es re
E9ns pason Inn - wnas TIE inspires usicixnu wre
The op .rs S MI ss Rredgssd Mitha
painted expressly for this wsrx Sgnor III W. CAf~Yo
:, - NV AND cHARAeTERIsT1c COSTUMES.
MTx.RIoR OF TaE cArAcosfss.
In the Second Aet
The Tf1nnphal ErEee Of severssinto Mtyieae; witha
pu1a GIMP AVE- p. T ~ 4,Ir s1.cr
summer recess in sddlcn 70 the scenery painted
AN ORCHESTRAL AND CHORAL. FORCE or 100
MUSICIANS,
- wIpsEsDr srrr. 81, Al s'o'clocx. '''''
II. TRovAToRE
NINE cORrfcSI,
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES,


& x lAA TO Sl00p-PARTNER WANTED, WITH
pC.OOV this amount by an experienced man, in the
grain and feed business who has control Of large trade
Excellent chance to get in the business.
BIGGS 4 SoUTHWICK, 81 Nassau street.
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Brothers-A special meeting Of the institution win be held
in the Council Chamber of the Great Wgwam on Monday
evening the 10Th instant half after the setting OF The
sun. BY order, ISAAC " FOWI.ER
CASPER Q. CHiIps, Secretary Grand Sachern.
Manhattan Of hunting ninth year discovery
S6S, of independence IA, and Of the institution II.
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WATCHES, JEvELRY, sc.

4 RRIyAI. ExTRAoRDINARY-wE HAVE JUST RE
II ceived from England superb set of sod sterling silver
consisting of soup and gravy tureens vegetable and slde
Dishes with fish knife cheese scoop, knife rests sugar
shovel salt spoons and table dessert and ea forks and
All numbering hundred and fifty rne pieces and weigh
Ing nearly thousand Each piece Is richly orna-
menied chased engraved with family coat OF arms CREST
&c This truly plate comprised he entire dinner service
formerly the property of an Engss and originally
good day left The manufacturers hands, having been
6t few used This Is toe first instance have heard
in which any plate belonging English Court families has
ever sent TO the Une States, thereby making rare
curiosity We will have the entire set exhibition on and
after Monday September 10 and invite all to and see It,
HOYT, BADGER Il DILLON Jewellers,
year etcee landQ9 Eulion STIR N "
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THE FIRENIEN.

THE FIREMEN.
TRAND TRfENNIxI' PxRADE on rus Srw vorr
u Fire Department on Monday October Y, 1859
meeting, August 10 lSSo:- .
On motion decided that Invitations be extended TO ont Of
mics appear place viii be provided for them In the first di
DIsDANDED COMPANIES WHOSE CASES PENDING BEroRH
THE Board Of Engineers recognise on parade
parade declare them legally disbanded
IN which case they cannot parade.
those S bo @ bands Of uss
Marshal.
ENTR4ScE FEE5Every company that does not furnish
s' as or hs *
lss class engine company, g g
"a .,.,, =, o. !, ........................ u ~
look ana AQoer :. ..,,.........,........ II o0
Hose % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
sistau Engineers Exempt Freens Association Board Of
Fire Commissioners and Fire Commissoners Exempt En-
Of wardens President President aud Secretary OF
Fire Department and all other officers and exocers Of the
Fire Department
CRY AuruorYrrxs-r,. SITE. sAIH c-. ,u
Of pep.res,s invited Sssne! and Head.
the front of the City Hall
UNIFoRH-Fre cap, black pants and 6remen's red shirt
LINE or MARcn-The Department win form at ten O'Clock
A. Fifth avenue right resting on Thirty fourth street,
through fourteenth street to Eighth avenue BeecEer Street
Broadway down Broadway through the Park to Chatham
washington statue Union park marching around tie statue
and dismiss Companies who usually late in reaching the
a precisely II o'clock should there be- only company on
'Oe ground ~ Chez HARRY HOWARD Grand Marshal
JOSEPH RUCH, Assistant Engineer, Secretary.
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scADEMt OF MuSiC.-TuiS MORNING MATINEE
" for Boston this week viii be he last " IN o.
sent serIr~ ~ a, farewell performances OF ~
Mad. ~ -n1stsRA M M oVHIESi.
TOMORROW MONDAY ~. nishf a.. .POLIUTO.
wEpMASDAY, by general reqaes'.s''''..us Tk0vQfo1x-
EKIDA I; . Nh - = TrMrn
The saie OF aeats cor,,r... -this morning.
ToaAossow, MONDAY, HnsT
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1859.


- S AU1Ax MV1xCNSs
A anIouITuRAL FAIR OF THE AstExICAN INs1A
SIsssss = ~ y ss sss e' zss.egs
y, wsdns:dsy: Thursdss and frd.y Sept q and q
made by Tasssas H. are nov completed Entries mus b
BY order Of the Board.
Joux ". CnAnxRs, Secretary. 0A'N'' oA-A'
EAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
TSas & as HP Tas a. ~ Sss
Entrance Fourteenth street.
%s
NEW YORK k2 nhp !afk4 GGIsHfs STREET.
Between Third c and Fourth avenues.
noRAG ACT GREEN p IL D. Emeritus Professor Of
EDWIN TSMikToN DAVIS, NJ D. Professor Of Ms.eria
OGDEN poREMGs D. Professor Of Chemistry an
j y SxRYocuAS, NJ D. Professor Of the Principles and
suEfsiy Sss rsi sass q and
Af EfsSes o. MSsH and Fld sa % rho and
1SsfiS l snH a. n SsSSs
SASE 4 Es sss:.s e sssss. A....,
JOHN sEDGWicR Esq, Counsellor a. Law, Lecturer on
sDpp D. ss,rs Of On
& CAREY ss,nEE M d. and AHRAHAxs, D., frosectora
9. r O. iAN Tns i PRELIMINARY COURSE
The fall course OF lectures win September 90
sd s until unit Is wsT
IL Character Lectures viii be delivered daily al the coere
or at the hospital from II to o'clock.
NOTICE TO rAxPAyERs-THER RECEIVER OF TAXES
IN gives notce that the personal Of residents and
ssa ne ST s @ WIN Due Ss ss him II
''' "'sn ''' real e''' JAMES Sc BELLY Receiver
"OYsTER BAY.n--To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
nes, @ .S few an{s since WAS stated n almost
girl Geenpon aged IS years by The name Of Iapos
pronounce the charge entirely untrue that would
during ne aiieen which had any
s to attempt s the outrage three
yssa Ssd sa 81 r. @
S m sS know
not disposed commit any crime e he nature
Oyster Bay House, 563 Broadway.
PEMoyAL..JoHN D'HoMERGUE HAS REMOVED HIS
lO distery from s0 West Seventeenth avenue
between and Twenty fourth streets ooe
dressed to the office viii be punctually attended to-
TAMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
BrchersIA special meeting Of the institution win be held
evening the 18Th instant at half an hour the setting the
SAsrs canps Secretary ISAAC Grand saehsn
Manhattan hunting ninth moon year Of discovery
900. OF independence "a and Of the Institution q.
THE HEARTHsToNE CLUB WILL. MEET IN HALL.
Ps4 SsSsss 1WSss9eoS
no BUILDERS. : THE NEW YORK TURNvEREINs
intend 70 erect new front buildings the plans and specia
l First avenue from 10 O'Clock A. M. Estimates viii DO
received sealed and marked the envelope estimate"
IS Address Committee on building. w ~ . ''p0"0s'
THE STORE WILL BE OPENED ON MONDAY NEXT
which closed by the administrator consequences OF
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r oOK At THESE PRICES OF THE NEW LINE FOR
CaliforniaSteerage $50 second cabin S75 first cabin
100 including railroad ticket The favorite steamship
NORTH star. Captain A. 9. Jones, WIN leave from pier
No North river Tuesday, September 90 at O'Clock NJ
connecting via Panama Railroad with the steamship Uncle
San on me racc Ocean Extra steamers Of this line always
Northern Light will succeed the North Star and leave New
York on the 9th Of October For freight passage apply
d. b. ALLEN, Agent, No. Bowling Green, New York city.
NJ BA persons are forbid trusting any account Of
fhe above sApsor =
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r ADIEs-MRs. f. WILL CONTINUE PAYING HER
ia prices from Sc to 60 for silk dresses and from 81
to $40 for baegcs and CASH also ewelry frnurc
pets &c Apply by note Mrs. E. 1s Seventh avenue be
tween Ninecenh and Twentieth a,ree,s. Don't forget the
mum
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.T,OR HAvANA-sTEAMsHIP QUAKER CITY, R. W.
Shufeld authorized 10 carry the United States
mail sail every twenty days from each port This ship win
rehted and commence her regular a trps on
river For freight passage apply 10 HARGoUS CO., No.
sOuth street
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USTRALIA PIONEER LINE.-ESTABLISHED 1861
a Carrying the United States mails Sailing positively on
clipper ship ORIENTAL 1850 tons register with capacity for
5000 ons to her BIRTH pier II North river TO complete
her loading With twohrds Of her cargo actually board
and despatched for Melbourne on Tuesday
In "A hours and her sailing qualities ia expected
passage inside Of Is days. She has magnificent
freight passage apply on board or 70 CAMERON No
on consenments Consignees In Observation-Disclosures Bros.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
y
CALIFORNIA,
Via Panama Railroad.
The steamship STAR or THE WEST, q. Harrison. com
r. M from pier foot street. North river connecting
NJ Panama with the steamship Golden Captain T.
For passage apply only to T. w. RAYMOND at III West
trent corner of9 Warren street.
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AN Estray taken up by John Boyd, zr~
IL on Bayou Clear, about 20 rifles from %fs3S-
Alexandria, dark bay Mare, ID hands =.
high both bind feet white, small white or frosty
blaze on forehead, spanish brand on right shoulder,
about s years old appraised byT R. Mcbride and
J. r. Mathews to be worth $40 in cash.
Now, therefore all persons interested is hereby
notified to come forward within sixty days from
date hereof, prove property. pay charges and take
her away or said cstray viii be sold according to
law. ). A. WISE, JP.s
oesse -atn,l. Lau.purie Ward
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Napoleon in his Cabinet.

IN, following appeared in Leigh Hunts ExAm.
lner. published in London. fifty wears aro wifi
The elder Napoleon occuied the imperial ,brons of
France.
ascssE-A cabine. ii 81. Nosd
aNapoleon-[ Raminatinq before ire nd
.prasp;ag a poker.l Who wits therey S
10 Il Nav Il r,e,so vo,. u.;o.t, ,,a.,. EHh.
4, -. 30 '0'' : '''''' 'S1' '''u'
~. soidef' Ne Meursrler. ...as,
"Sap.-Tell Sultan Austapha that he ID tie iaSt
Of the Sultsns.
.Le M-Yes sire,
,y.. ~ y. 4. -. -,
i Nap'--Anu 'ae Ains OF "estpnals.T Anosl
must tweak Jerome by the nose little, to teach
hin, dignity. (
..re VI r. WI b.s;,u,;o. " cb.,,n..,,,
80, ~ '.'''',.''."I - fs-.t
@re, waits 70 knes soaf na)es.!s pleasure regard
ing the King OF Sweden. S.sR
Nap.--Oh, tell Linn I'll let the boy alone Tor Z
rn,h !, ..o .aac., :. u...,.;.. !. !. ~.
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| N s u f A NJ G f!

The following Ccmpanys hive complied with the
Law of the State of Louisiana in relation to agen.
ees Of Foreign Insurance Companys:
THos. AsKEW, State Collector.
ADAM GIFFEN, City Treasurer.
New Orleans, June I, 1859.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY of New
York.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY Of
Hartford, Connecticut.
! SPRINGFIELD FIRE ANb MARINE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY, Springfield, Massa.
chusetts.
HAMPDEN INSURANCE COMPANY Of
Springfield, Massachusetts.
ATLANTIC FIRE and MARINE LNsU:
RANCE COMPANY, Providence, R. 1.
! FIRE, MARINE, RIVER AND HULL IN.
SURANCtE. Stocks of Merchandise, Buildings,
Furniture, Manufacturing Establishments, Freight
Lists, &C., covered against loss or damage by Fire
and the perils Of Navigation
y
return of twenty per cent. made in cash.
| POLICIES issued fer the country, without the
country clause.
POLICIES, MARINE AND RIVER, issued
in and out of this city, to cover Merchandise and
Cotton, and unconditional return Of twenty per
cent. made at settlement Oh the first OF each
month.
| The CAPITAL q the above Companys is all
paid up in C1tSH with large Surplus.
All losses adjusted and promptly paid in this
city, in CASH
Tie best of references given in and out Of this
city, on application at the Office.
P. PAIRCHILD, AaSNr,
aug24-3m 19 st. Charlesst., New Orleans
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DOLBEAR
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
III
The City Of New Orleans,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS
COIN THEcoo
Elegant and Spacious Edifce
KNOWN as
THE STORY BUILDING.
Founded in 1882.
Charted by the Legislature of Louisiana
Agricultural and Mechanical Departments
Capital Stock, $25o,000, in Shares Of
$25 Each.

It is open the entire year, day and evening. It's
object is to fit persons, in the shortest time and at
the least expense, for business. Persons from IL
to 60 years of age attend.
N. B.-Merchantsapp here for Clerks and Book
Keepers. There are probably not less than two
thousand OF the former students in business houses
IN this city. There are able Professors for each
branch. Students can begin at any time, and on
any branch they may desire, and have the right to
attend until perfect
Board can be had with the Professors or other
good families, speaking English French, Spanish,
Or German, at from a to 81 per week.
Special attention Will be paid to placing students
where they will have the care and attention Of
home
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to visit the
College and Judge for themselves.
Catalogues, etc, sent to all who desire them.
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Copper Steam sugar Train.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN!

T HAVE in my Work Sncp three new Copper
/ Egaporating Pans with Copper Worms in each,
Copper CURLING and Thoughts, with Brass syrup
supply Cock, a Brass Steam Cock in each, and
inch Discharge Cocks in each with inch Brass
Wash Valves and Copper Syrup and Iron Con.
dense Pipe and Condensors, all complete for the
sum of Eighteen Hundred Dollars {slso0 0o.) 81,
They are the same in every particular as those
now in use on Plantations of S. O. Nelson, ESQ.,, Of
St. Marys Gen. r. C. Camp, of Iberyile, and
others; they will make from - to 20 Hossheads
Of Sugar every "a hours; are made of best mate
rial and manner Of craftsmanship and will be fully
guaranteed.
EY- Please address !, 3
DANIEL EDWARDS,
%, 80, 80 New Leyee, New Orleans.
Aug. II, lS5S-3m N
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ADVERTISING RATES:
A CA RID.

IA RS. BENNETT would invite the citizens of AL.
Il exandria and vicinity to call at her ROOM No.
10, Fulton House, aud examine her Oil Paintings,
Wax Flowers, and Hair Movers. She will put up
elegant Boquets for Parlor Ornaments; also, Bri.
dial Wreaths, and Party Head Dresses. Her Hair
Work is beautiful method of preserving family
hair, and also very fine head dresses Of hair. By
way of reference she will mention few of her pa.
irons at her former places OF residence, Lockport
and Niagara Falls, n. Y,
DR.. Gould and Lady, Mr.. Lamont and Lady, Mr..
Buck and Lady, Rev. N. Smell and Lady, Messrs.
Crysler 1 Breyfogle, Merchants, and others.
G:B Mrs. BENNETT will give instructions in
the Art Nevl-tf
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tehG 10 any or al branches taughtln the College as
he may wish.
STOCK.
If the citizens of Louisiana aid the South vii,
subscribe az literally to this home institution, which
viii be under their own control, as they always
have to distant Institutions the Commercial, Agri-
cuituraland Mechanical departments may easily be
placed on firm basis, to stand for ages, and have
700 Or i520 students III attendance annually. This
is the only way to create literature that will do
away with sectional fanatieism. 1t is the right of
all to have all education to support themselves,
and II is the interest Of the pubic to give it, and
the cheapest way is to encourage educational enter
prise at home
TRUSTEES APPOINTED by THE LEGISLATURE
j. j. Person., VIC. G. Claiborne,
Antoine Gariere, j. B. Steel,
Cornelius Fellowes, Rufus Doibear.
The Stockholders elect anu lily five others.
Tnis Board tO hare entire control aud make all
needful changes.
Subscribers can take amount out in tuition.
eE" The city is perfectly healthy, and students
are desired to enter as soon as possible.
n B.--Those who begin before LIST November
will have 10 per cent deducted from tuition and
after November list provided that they form clubs
Of three or more and begin together for the same
course. a#ll,s.t 81 ..
RUFUS DoLBEAR,
Oct, 6-2nt. President
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Important Notice
Te. SUGAas PLANTERS!
CARONDELET REFINERY, AND BESUL
PHI1,S' or LIME WORKS,

PHl7S' or LIME WORhS.
New 0sLsAys, esth Sept, 1859.
TIE very literal patronage OF which! hare been
!: ti,e honcfe" rerisie'r, nj The Sugar Planters
hanas, TO: an Gs.sIsspssito at s.isne. mas
81 simulated me TO !artEer efforts to expand the area
CT Fly business
The extent, Dimensions, and pcrfctihility of the
machinery employed ~ nv Works, the 0ualtitv
ana upaiity oi the matesiA,s ~ HAND the economy
AID facility OF Labor wh.ca sars lately introduced
there; tie determination have taken this year TO
devote all my time, attention. and energy 60 their
interior management; all combined, place me in
the position Of being able to supply my qucntity
Of Bi-Suphite Of Lime that may be required for
tile consumption of the State ,nd Of loseriay The
price, Of THIS iapatuabIe chemical agent One Dollar
per Barrli
shall, therefore, from this date TO the end of
the season, sell my Bi-Suphte af Line, of to 10
degrees Beaume, al FIVE DOLLARS PER BAR.
REL--Free Of Drogane
ULCER LAUVE,
Proprietor and Manager.
h-SulpIlite Of Lime
From the above named Nannfactory we have on
hand and FOR sale. Planters in want OF the article
will please send in their orders at all early day and
they will receive prompt attention.
II. ROBERTSON q CO.
Alexandra. Oct. 3, ls5alm s'a4 ~
~
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Orsborn e. Shropshire.

Attorneys ana councillors at Law
WILL practice their profession in this and the
w adjoining Parishes.
. Office in Alexandria, next Door to the Post
Office. misty.
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Ngnfcssinttdl Cni0B,
Law NOTICE.

MERCER CANFIELD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
III Or At Law, AND NOTARY POsLIc, will practc.;
Ill Lis profession In this and the adjoining Pa.
Fishes; Office on second stfeet, opposite Cour,
Yard Square, ore door below McClosksy's store.
Office at Alexandria, La. apl3,
!. oRsBoRs. W. r. sHRopsHlaE
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GUGU0.
THE undersigned has just opened a very large
L and complete assortment of desirable goods,
VIZ: Il
Blankets by the pair rbale, from SO to Sc per
pair, good Kerseys 25cts., to 45cts. per yard,
Russell Brogans sle, sls, 500 per dozen. A large
assortment of Silks from sl2 to 500 per pattern,
Cashmeres from 81 to s25 per pattern, French
Calieoes the finest ever shown in this market
Ladies, Women, Misses, Mems and Boys boots
and shoes ofeyery quality, size and price.
large assortment Of Mantas, and Shawls,
Sadlery,
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Groceries,
all Of which win be sold at regular and low prices
have also We. large and handsome assert.
ment OF
5 CLOTHING AND HATS,
which am selling DIT New Orleans prices.
Septj %, 1859 S. w. HENARIE.
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Law Partnership,

WI B. LEWIS. JN0. c. LEWIS EDWARD T. LEWIS
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
L tween dessrs W. B. l. j. G. Lewis, is this day
dissolved, and new one substituted therefor be.
tween aessrs. W. b., j. G.. & E. T. Lewis, who
will practice their profession in the parishes Of RAJ
pides, Avoselles, Natchitoches and Catalonia.
One OF them will always be found at their office in
Alexandria. Feb % '59-ly