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Avis de Dissolution de goeiete.

, public est par le present averti que
u A Ia Soeiete qui existait ci-devant sous
la raison Dsbail1on ' Carvis5e, a etc dis
soute d'un commun-accord !. eompter dtlu Ter
JUN courant M John 2, 6 ggarnett ese char
ge de u liquidation des ataires ID Ii soeiete;
mais chacun des soussignes conserve ID alreit
d'user de Ia signature de ID societe dams un
but de liquidation. e. ss93st
IL. Gerand Carriere. eantiuuera Ie., meme
genre d'afaires, ct il saiait eette occasion pour
offrir ses services d - araiis et au public en-
general. =ss C s. y .'5e s,.....i
-s~s' .4. v 1s EsTE. DEBAIIIl on.
..,.s.. ,.s=.s I g CARRIERE. .gsss
Z WashinatDu, Ii. III JuinsIS59 Il ,s
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y ~ " 5asA LEos 1as

IN PIANO de seeonde main, en- acajou,
T. de 10 manufacture ce1ebre de- Num-
freres, de New-York, tout recemment repare
ct aeeord6 par M. Flandrain, de la Nouyelle-
Orleans, ct maintenant dams un ordre par.
fait. &c Piano est offert en- toute eonfance
conzme un instrument superieur ek asra
vendu 4 un prix reasonable.
On Peut leVoir i n Phar1naeie s
JOHN .rklsEY.
0petousas. 23 Juliet 18559In
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9gAN DE- D q N&e

n ~ Nous sommes autarise a aunoncer NJ La
FAYETTE CALDWELL CONNIE canddat a la
place de Commissaire des Terres Marscageuses
du Second District LeIeeticn aura lieu en- No
vembre proclaim. las av 1859
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J. EaH ALBERT DEJEAN est candidat Indspen-
dant pour Ia place de Grefer de la Cour de District
dc la Paroisse St. Landry L'slection aura lieu en-
Novembre proclaim (12 few 1859.
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GO Nous semmes autorise a annoaeer NJ. E.
GlRARD, de Lafayette, CONNIE canlidas pour Avocat
de DissFietdu lone District Judiciaire, peection
de Novembre proclaim. Fl mai 1859
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nB Nous sommes autorise announcer H. L. V
CHACHERE, titulaire acsuel CONNIE candidat Ia
place de sherf de la Paroisse St. Landry peectior
de novembse proclaim fa avril 1885
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gsY Nous sommes autoris6 1 annoncer cue NJ.
PIERRE MoUILLe est canddat pour Ia place d'As-
sessenr, leection de Novembre proclaim
Mai 1859
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CHllIlI.ON ET T1URNEuR.

j. sousaigne offre ses services aux habi-
tants de eettes Paroisse, pour la con-
faction de toutes ssrtes d'ouprages de char
ronnage, pour hahitation on autres. II a
egalement etabH un Tour sur leqpel il pou--
"a dorenayant tosirner toutes sortes d'eu-
Vrages. ss 9ss @sts.sts=e a.gsgs t.sr s-7.= 5rrs.
Asaisit estte occasion pour annoneer quill
ne peat trayailler que pour du compliant, Of
qu'aucun ouvrage NE sortira de son atelier
sans aVoir ete paye au prealable, gu sans Sc
ire entendn aaee le soussigne, attendu que
son etablisssnens est. tout d fait indapendant
de 10 Forge de Nc Jobin ou de cele de Victor
Lastrapes, ses tvoisins.
PIERRE GossELN.
opslousas. 8 Juliet Is5o-.ss;in, 81 -
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CO Nous somnles autorisa announcer NJ VILE
SEuvE JoUBERT CONNIE eandidat la place d'Asses-
seur pour ia Paroisse St. Landry L'eiection aura
lieu en- Novembre proclaim.
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- VEIN Ga =

TWVOUs couS qui ont dss reclaunations
contfd Ia Succession de feu Antoine
Arnaud fla, sont prizes de- les presenter au
soussigne gu James NJ. Porter, dams les
trente jonrs qui suivront Ia date du present
avis. ROBERT H. LITTELL,sa
B.. Administrator.
Opelousas, q Juliet 1859. 5#S- e
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AfcHAFAzAYa 9 JUN 1859.

ATCHAFALAYA JUN 1859.
Il Fsditeesr da Courier des Opelousas.
Veuillez annoncer que N. JOHN J. MORGAN con.
sentl Sc laisser porter CONNIE candidat pour une
reelection CONNIE representant la Legislature, sn-
jet au choix dc la Convention Democratique de Pa
roisse. SES AMIS.
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eHroniaAsurs ~ ftbbourg raconte une assez
niqHante MstniIe Dans uHe loealits des environs
de No.are des fsurriers autrichiens Sc psSsenteas
chez 80 iui DE prsparer desIoge-
lie ma nsnnici pal done sans donta se beam
eeap de- nEesense desprlf rspend que a chose Hi
serait hciIe paTee que des foarrefs wen.
nant fe Iui les enles injonc-
tions pour uae Forte aealonna. LIS AutriehigHs
ninsistentE pss III sisrstiuent ayac psuiupt
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IN des plus jeunas eli das Plus briiIlanta
eolonels Dc IA gardes ! ecrItl 4 81 femme. le
soir do h bataIlaz d. Magsnta, % eours billet
n.oiHs sIas eelui II Iraneoia Ier:: Petit
hnnhomme Yit encore. !. s*s55.sss5ss#ss3s y 3
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FaVorisez l'industrie domestioue.

b soussigne saisit cettc occasion pour
~ lntorn1er le public quila en- main ct
manufacture journellement toute sorte de
selles, Harnais, Brides, ct autres articles de
ee genre generalement en- yente dams les:
magaslns de son meter, rue Maine, preseue
vls'a-yis du magasin de Kaufman & Gle, aux
Opelousas, OH le public trouvera aeonssam-
ment de la selle ct du harnais les plus com
nuns aux plus elegants quon puisse fabri-
quer dams l'Etat II sollicite Iencouragemeut
du public. determine qu'il est de satisfaire
tout le monde. tant sous le rapport dc ses
articles que sous oalui de leur prix.
GEORGE pULFORD.
Opelousas, Is Juliet 1859.
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$50 6e Eg@conspeasse =.

A0 $9V eSe KSec0a1aRae2sse
M PARTT MARION de l'hahitation
-Aldu soussigne, a la Prairie Laurent
Paroisse st. Landry, lie 5 JUN dernier, un
negre nomme JAMES BRABIN ou GLO-
YER, age d'environ % ans, couleur griEte-
foncee, 5 pieds s pouces de haut; parlant
ranglais settlement. &c negre etc achete
le 81 Mai dernier, de Jonathan NJ: Wilson,
la Nile Orleans.
La recompense ci-dessus se-a accordee j.
qu'conque me ramenera ce negre, ou yingt-
claq piastres quicooque lie logera en- prison
ct NJ en- lnfor.nera. :. - =. . S4s&
-2. ==5 'r-. LUD. LASTRAPES,
81 Taudru 7c J,;1t,t 7osnt
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II NEUX qui peuvent devoif au soussigne,
~ soft pour loyer d'esclaves ou antre-
ment, aont avertis de n'avoir d payer gu au
soussigne, ou sur un ordre ecrit par lui, au-
trement lis seront sujets payer dcux fois.
JOSEPH ROUX.
Washington, 16 Juliet ls59-7f
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w. ==5 s~.. LUD. LASTRAPES,
st. Landry, Ia Juliet 1865.
a veaaefre a A-stHna liable.

- Feaaeare u N7saHlR n Die.
SIX eTERRAINS sitass dams Ia VILE des
W Opeleusas etsse joignart les ans les au-
tres, convenables pour etablir une residence.
+ Ces terrains sercnt rendas i bon marche
pour du compliant. DrPour plus amples
intormations, s'adresser 4 Ieditear du Gour&
rier des Opelousas lis JUN 1859.
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gQWgBRD ED g41s
NSA M. TOsI, assiste de plasieurs
VsAaasuA artistes. donnera un Concert suivi
@Ag dun Bal, aux Varietes, aux Ope-
lousas, le Lundi, Is Juliet courant.
Entree, 500
Opelousas, is Juliet 1859.
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ASCENSION JusQU'EN BURoPE.n
- New d 1, $ Juliet lie profasseur wise
Intention d'entrepr prendre ID voyage en Eu-
rope, dams ID baIlon. . 5ssza - ',s@
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0PELsbE1s Al zag4 i
sAMEDI MATIN. q .JUILLET, 1859.


20 'a9's 'sS7 7a'3 oar Goaverneur,z : 5'ssszs s
-, THOMAS .oEERTnNr MOORE, des- Ra,1p,ldes.
Pour Lseaeaant- Gousernear, 4~s.ss
j. NJ. HYAAs, de la Nouveileorieans-
s&S,s Sa Pear jsserssaiYs d.Esat,
PIaNY D. HARDY, ,sde la Paroisse ss. landry
istty gr ~ Poar Avorat Gsnfral, a.
~, r. =. sEMMEs, de "a Nouvela,o Orleans. s,5
Possr Anditear des Gontptes Publics.
Il. W. ROBERTSON, de Il Paroisse 1bervil!e.
r. rt5tz.s55T a.xs Pour IFssorisr. Ina gss 5sg4sst
ID. L.. DEFREEsE, de la Pasoisses jackson q
81. Pour nrintsadaat II t as z a,leation Pas6.ique.
= -ae.z HENRY AVERY, dist Baton Reuga.aa9E
4. ssl@4s Paur1etCosigsaas Dsstriets:s g5sas
JOHN n. II4AKnRUH, Dc IA vParoiass Caddo.
Conamisaairs des 7srrss dfaadeageesas=- Dist
l.. ., i.ss sEHsAxTON BRAGG, de- Terrebenne.s =
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EhlMANcHE, lie 81 Juliet, apEgliso
-MI Cathollquc, apres Ia Messe, il sera
vendu pour du compliant, un lot d'enyiron
2ooo FIhuA PlEuA, actuelement sur les
lleux ct devant etre enleves lie plus tot pos
sible.
Opelousas, 23 Juliet 1850.
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9UN puELa LA VILE P1ArE-4 CD nous rapporte
les passicala,ites dun duel aasez ainguer, qui en-
lieu "a Vile Plate Il semaine derniare, ct don't les
suites mont pas heareusement, etc faeheilaes. zss
I'D. s. et onsle ct neveu, eurent une qrerene
dams un eaf5 dsee petit village bruyant parfeiss ct
ilfat aHtendu que Fo, irasa sur alechanp WIDER la
auerelle aqaelques csntaines pas asasiere
I'm clos lie fusit denble charge balIs fut rarIne
proposee Il acceptde. In distance 6tait do 60 pas
~etron poagait lIarcFler sar Faaitfe. LoncIe et
le neVeu partirent seuls ct arrives pendroiteon-
venu, deux individus syinrent !, passer.
i-Restez.la, leur diton, ct voyez &C. q,,i W Sc
passer. ..ssss
Eaoaele II IL neveu ao1at en- presence It la dis
tauce Foulne.s De neven +avanee de qaelqaes pass
Foncie en- faft tautant Le uereu conche en jone ct
tire. ses dsux conps partent ensemble. L'oncle
avance alors. Leaeven se r.crie II z44zss&Ss
Attends, lai dit.iL mon ssgand coup est psrti
sans que je Ia reuie. Eslis s5sa &4zsssl .ssss
Nais Roncle araTce toujonrsa ~ sssfss Ss N 81
lie neveu reut reeharger, !, ct gu rname tempa, nne.
bale Went ni efieurer Ia hanche. Alora II fire de-
90 ceintare un nsroIye excellelate afane laqueil
Il eat hahtue, etloge uns balla damn Id ohapeaa de-
aon encie. ysHa Ssf tKas1s s7zztf -
Nous ne sarons II eette dernisre ressource faisat
partie des condiona du duel. Toujears eat-il que
deux hommes aussi oounagsux alens aiasia ae
asner pour une peecadflIa On III arrsta dome, et
rafaire sarangea a maue oA elle sftais engendr6e,
d Ia satisfaction des parties et de lenrs anis
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Gassrnr N Tosi, aaaiase dua szealIent
harpiste ID dan gmnaieeu, suseSll prssnisre
force, sera note viIis ponr Malai proslain, %
courans, dams y but Do donneF Varieties IN Con-
cert ct Bal cor1,s on Y avis autre part
oaaad cas arsistas passereat nptls vilIaga 20
seuaans aax Sources ds Bell cheney Il quei1aas
sepaaines, logareat iHotel d iUnion II mus
donnareut TN dchantillon DC leur musique danaer
Nonbrs q leunes gems 81 arretsrent pour goatsr
u mslode delcieuse d % trio Dc Husieens accom-,
plis. eat impossible % dssirer nlusiqus plus
suaye ponr ID concert et plus entrainAnte pour Ii
dance. aussi nous eaperons qui aura bonns sasle.
fsnFtout poaf lssbal. ID s #
E7-un brllt aissi ridicnls que faux dit que Ii.
-han das DANES. aGx sources dc Raayer Creek, slea
r a,as eaass snla asIE bone es oa Sc bai
4gneat de prdsaeHce NE de Ser
tpsata Hest inspessib a Oh b
puinrsntar ecoutBF III ter in ssnsonge aussi
fidleuls, fai sans dapte pour n.
Hpfovent qnif;a fait noar neritr cala 4ua aas,ef
taressd d'arisossr BEAVER creek " Y d iaiis me
dess Eetraites les nisux tenues das Sud
Le hasard nous ayaat conduit beaver GreeaIa
sernaias mons III pouyoas contre,
dire lss faux hraifs pls,s haat
44deaansxnsHl que aasI ou - pensieanai
hbsis avon. solt taus iii
dss lslnss II de sou,
enfIas naraIt enriaak, a'est
Prossnt senble etre en butte HI snal
aae hfuIss
sa9 aIoutar Inhs III
olstenr des donnEes sxactes SIR Ill Al
tabliasetaent, Y. Prevent rdisre aax rsonnes al
ant sisis lsz nanas
loin. 4 n s=. &. &. u
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Excessivement Bon Marche' !,
yaarctad,t05sea 1'Ete

a Vendre des prix tres bas, au NFagasin a
Don marche de la Nouyelle -Orleaas.--lAussi:
!: Hablllements ct Chapeaux dhou,mes, Sou
liers, senes DC, 60. en- vente egalement
au magasin us-ancennement P. &V
roy, aux Opelousas. I2S JUL SO
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THE MARKET HoUsE.-Oar esteemed and
venerable contemporary, the Herald, whose
memory runs way back through the dim
vista of full three score years,thus discourses
of the old Market House: VT.
The market house now about to be erect
ed, will be the fifth within the present cen
tury. The first was constructed sooa after
the revolution-its predecessor having been
destroyed by the confae ration in December
ITS. 1t was built at the upper cad OF Mar
ket Square, and the jb formed between
King and Toy g corner and the north side
of Main Street was originally appropriated
as a part of It's premises. In the great fire
of 1904 it was destroyed, if not BY In Con
sequence of, that fire, Tor it was so oadJ torn
to pieces in attempts to pull 1t ont OF the
way lest it should conduct the fire from the
W. side of Market Square to Main Street.
that it was afterwards found to be cheaper
to build new one than repair it. The new
building was located on the site of the pre-
sent one A committee of the Common
Council was appointed to furnish the plan
and receive proposals for the building, OF
which Capt. James Tucker was the chair
man. AS economy was the order Of the day,
the style adopted was the cheapest that
could be thought OF: brick pillars could not be
dls pensed with, but the root was, in so far as
to 8. bstitute therefor a covering of plank
only, in a form which resemblsd the deck OF
a ship, (the chairman of the Committee was
an "old sea-dog which may account for his
taste, with railing on both sides and at
the ends, and two stairways at the uppeS or
front end. When finished it only ~aHted
half dozen masts and as many SMOKE stacks
erected on the top, to have made is tolera-
be fair miniature representation OF the
Great Eastern. In compliment to the arch
itect it bore the name Of "Jemmy. fuckers
market house" while it stood-which was
not many years, as the sheathing and paying
process to keep the deck from Leaking had to
be repeated so of Gu that it became rather
too expensive and troublesome; to which we
may add prevalent desire OF the citizens to
remove SO uncouth an object from the pubic
gaze. stood about seven years, when 1t was
made to give place to Marha House me
third, of which the present is almost perleet
smile.
This had only been built tive or three years
when, like two of its predecessors, IT fell
viction to the flames. A watch house was
annexed to the lower end, and the watchmen
in remeving the ashes ami embers one cold
morning in February !, 1914, threw them into
wooden tox which was thereby set on hre,
and the room being closed the Fl r. made sach
rapid progress before discovery, that WITH
brisk breeze it soon got beyond control, and
the market house with number OF houses on
the asst side OF it, was entirely destroJ ed.
Upon its ruins now stands Market House me
Fourth which in a few days will stand there
NO more forever!
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Of this meeting, that subscription be taken
for the purchase Of a IoJd Watch to be pre-
sented by the committee to captain Chad
bourne which shall bear a suitable inscrip-
tion to be Kept by him as a testimonial of the
appreciation Of the passengers.
On motion the foregoing resolutions were
adopted and ordered to be presented to Cap
taia Chad6ourne.
NJ. o. DAVIDSON, Chairman.
DR.. b. Wilson, C. r. Woodwork and
Theod, Brooks Committee.
The following inscription has been en-
graved upon tie watch, which was procured
from J. NJ. Freeman, and presented to Capt.
Cbadboarne.
Presented to Capt C. g. Chadbourne OF the
Bark Dunearton. by the passengers rescued
from tie Quaker City Oct. 7th 1859.
"pile on the dimity there lads, and lets
get these women oat Of trouble"
Capt. Us order to bic crew on leaving the
Quaker City,"
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Local ITEMS.

Mayors CoURT, PoRTsNoUTH-G w Grics,
Presiding.
Charles Bland, white man, was required
to pay Sass this morning, for laying in the
street drunk. .....a..
John Williams, white man, was arrested
as a nuisance. He was discharged on the
promise to leave the city Immediately.
TROUBLE AMoEe THIS FAIR SEx.-Mrs. Col
man Morgan appeared before the Mayor this
morning and made complaint against Mrs.
Hughes, charging her with using very indie
cent language and making threats against
her. Mrs. Hughes soon appeared and stated
the cause of the difficulty, whereupon his
Honor seemed satisfied that one was as much
in fault as the other, and required the hus-
bands of the ladies to give for them security
to keep the peace for six months.
1.-THE OPERA HousE.-Jack Cade will bs
performed this evening by GosSin; and the
full:foree of the company will be brouget out.
of course the Misses Parker will be pro-
minent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller have fully met the
expectations of the lovers of the drama in
Norfolk, who say the latter exces all sthers
who have appeared here or in any s''ber city
in this country.
PORTSMOUTH NArTBRs. AT late meeting
of the Common Council OF the City efforts
mouth; on motion of Mr.. Croker, the petit
ton of the w atchmen tor increase of pay
was laid upon the table.
On motion of Mr.. Croker, the recon-
mendation of the Mayor, that the reward OF
S300tfor the conviction of F. N. Grant, of
arson, be paid in the following manner, to
wit: To John II. Dickerson, Slo0, and to
Southall Cummings $500; and $500 for the
conviction OF J. S. Foster of the same o&pce
be paid $3.50 each to NJ. Hutchesont and
Walter Creekmore, was referred to the COM
mittee on claims. The Recommendation. as
to appointment Of a Clerk of the Market was
ordered to be referred to the Committee on
Public Property.
BILLS ALLOWED. ..... .-
Bills were allowed in favor of sundry per-
sons amounting to S2544,3l.
ELLIS REFERRED.
In favor of jos. Il. Gale, Sll; of Bohlken
4 Kearns, for $780, Portsmouth Gas Com
pany $l5.l6; W h Pettijohn, $500, to Com
mittee on Claims.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES REGEIvED.
The Street Committee report the paving
on the Wood w harfcompleted as far as con-
tract authorized, and Water street progress
sing, and will soon be finished, and the con-
tractor, Mr.. James wants money. The Com
mittee would call the attention of the Coun-
Gil to the grazing Of the North end of Wash
ington street, and the building eff a pump on
the Hill in Newtown, and that they closed
the contract with II. f. Culpeppe F., Tor the
logging of Pritchard's Bridge price, $3.50.
The Committee would state they have rented
part of the street on the West side of Cos
port Bridge to Capt. Benson and Jos. Dunn,
for the sum of $25 per year, commencing,
the 18th day ofSept., 1859.
On motion, the Committee were author
lied to establish the pump, and have the grad
ing one, referred to in their report.
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ACCIDENT On Friday night, Lieut.. Mill
gan, U. S, E. g., while handling revolver,
was accidentally shot in the left hand. The
wound, though very painful, will prebably
result in DO permanent injury to the hand.
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LIVERY el STABLE
ON HILL s T r e Z T.

vvyHE Subscriber would most respectfully in
form his friends and the public generally
that he is now prepared to meet the wants Of
the public in his line of business, having NUM-
CES. always on hand, which he will let out At
the lowest rates.
Stabling or Board furnished gentlemen's ID
ses on the best terms.
sep q JAS IdA1Eh. +
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sPoRTsMENs' HOME.

SPORTSMENS' HOME.
n ID. FREEMAN, Importer and Manufac-
u turer of Guns, Rifles, <efz2xf
Pistols. &C., and dealer in $&s
every description ct Sport,
large variety of double and
single Shot Belts, English and American Pow.
der. Celps and Aliens Pistols, Shot, Caps and
Balls, Umbrellas, Canes, &C., &C.
Bells hung, Keys fitted, Umbrellas and Para.
the Big Red Gun, No rs Church street.
sen I0-ly
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RUBBER, RUBBER, 'NoTHINs LIKE RUBBER.
The immense variety Of uses to which In
d;a Rubber has been applied since Goodyear
discovered that process of INFLAMMATION, from
communicating the vast power Of water fall
the New Years Toy for the baby,is interest
ing and instructive. We invite attention
the advertisement OF the New York Rubbe
Company, As, Liberty street, New York, OIL
all those interested in machinery or babies.
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Business CARDS..
LUTHER WALKER

PLAS TERER AND SLATEEe
MOULD respectfully inform The public
w hathaving located IN Norfolk 10, tito
purpose OF prosecuting the above nex,u oneca
business, am prepared TO execute NJ the bega
style and shortest time, all work that Ray be
entrusted to me, Architectural Plaster. OTns-.
ments of the latest style, and OF the lowexa
prices.
DC Particular attention paid to repaisa
Slate Roofs, &c.
Residence, No. Is, N. Cum berlapo afaeet.
m 2-Iy
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LAYING TIE CAE-SroRE.-The Cap-stone of
the edihce ins. erected for " lillian and Mary
college, will be laid with masonic ceremo-
MES tomorrow, Tuesday. The Grand
Lodge of the State of Virginia will be pres
ent, and it is supposed that poem will be
delivered on the occasion.
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TEE WEATsER.-A sudden change in the
weather since Saturday, has rendered fires
over-coats and blankets omit, essential The
wind this morning set in from the North,
and thick. murky, bazy, heavy atmos
phere together With the sudden cold, MAJ e
it quite disagseeabie.
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Business Cards.

VIM. A. GRAVES,
b. SHIPWRIGHT, SPAR MAKER AND
CAULkER. $40
SECTIONAL MARINE RAIL WAY.
STEAM SAY MILL AND TIMBER
MANUFACTOkY,
No, SO, Wide Water street. NeF-
folk, Va.
m- N. B. BUILDING MATERIALS
FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE.
oct Sly
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TEETH. TEETH, !.

NE III I E<N III :.
nR. e. c. ROBINSON, re- ssssusxsss>
~ spectfully announces, Xxx az
that he inserts TEETH from uI17YT
ONE to WHOLE SET, by AtuespAer,e PREF,
sure, on new and improved plan. Person
would do well to call, as ali his work vii. sr
executed at Southern prices.
%OFFICE over W. + etewart i Goa,
Main street. &c 2s-lv
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ADAMS BA Il cry.
The Ma Esrahbhs1s.., ySol,-,


No. As, Main Street. Bramca an Po,as:s o.. ",
ENORMERLY conducted by James a dam,
\ now carried On by HIS SISTER. MRS. A,
DAVIDSON, respectfully informs Use utiac,
that in addition to the articles usuaIlv ept in
her line such as BREAD, CAKES, flES sc
she intends keeping Stock OF all 4And es
ERACkERS viz: Soda. Butter, Sugar, vi De,
Pilot and Navy CRACKERS; pa,t,cut.f att en-
ton is called to her ARROW ROOT CRACK
Frs, which have been highly re,ornm eude.2
by the Medical faculty 70! inpahals--the 1epa-
tatlon for the superiority Gifts got"s ZACH tnir
Establishment has for many Years enjoyed
vii be maintained by the present Proprietor
lie LILY AGNES IA VIDS0N.
WANTED 50 W OUD-t U hn5-I wish 10
employ through the yeaI large numhe1
of men to cut wood, for which wall Iay Seven.
ty-ive cents C75) per cord. A good hand can
cut two cords day with Ease, The wood rs
thick and splits excellent. eve bear Deep
Creek, and any one at that place w,il give d..
rections where can be found.
my2l.tf A II Ian pSAY,