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TUR.EJ11I u RI SEeRE.
@EN THE undersigned takes this method
sz1B of informing the public that he has just
W.A opened furniture store, in the building
NSRgn formerly used and known as John Coch
5Ss5: Ssss Il Mes;s @ MAJ. 9ssss
hand good assortment Of household furniture,
among which
BEDsTEADs, in Mahogany;
BEDSTEADS,i in Black Walnut and other wood /;
TABLES, in Mahogany, Black Walnut and other
wood for parlors BEDROOMS, &C.;
'ARMOIRES, in Mahogany, Black Walnut &c.;
SOFAS, BUREAUX;
SIDEBOARDS, SAFES;
ROCKING CHAIRS, WASHSTANDS:
CHAIRS, for parlors, dining rooms, &C., and
many other articles too tedious to enumerate.
He takes this opportunity to announce to his
friends and the public that he will continue to max
new furniture, repair old ones and exchange new
for any article of old furniture, which may be
repaired
Hoping to merit share Of the public patronage,
he invites ladies and gentlemen to come and give
him call and examine his lot Of furniture.
LOUIS WAITER.
Opelousas, December 18th, 1858.
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EHI would here announce to my friends and ac-
quaintances Of St. Landry end the neighbosing Par
shes, that Twill enter into the above house on the
10th Of january next, where will always be ready
to sell them goods At moderate prices and upon as
favorable conditions al any hp,se Of the kind in New
Orleans, and will gu, with dispatch and attention al!
orders from the country.
Dec. IL, 1858. i. A. PAT1N.
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To hunters or Grand GOfeasl
asaadl tlhereag bouts.
W Wei D undersigned hereby inform those
Whorn Il may concern, that they forbid
all persons to come within their enclosures
md hunt either iii their fields or pastures,
they being determined 20 enforce the law
vigorously towards those who may pa surprised
ii contraveation with this notice is3 &
R. II. SMITH, @
R. ii. SMITH I. y
Grand Goteau, Jan. 8th, l859.-5
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SALE I'm PARTITION.

MDY virtue of an order of the Hon. the
@m District Court, in and for the Parish
Of St. Landry, bearing date the 2Sth January
instant, and to me directed by L. Lastrapes
Esq, Clerk Of said Court, I, Louis V. Cha
chere, Sheriff of the Parish Of St. Landry, and
ex-oficio Public Auotioneer, in and for the
aforesaid Parish, will offer for sale, to the
last and highest bidder, at the Court House
of this Parish, iL the Town of Opelousas, on
Saturday, 5th March next, 1859
the following described property, belonging
in common to Pierre G. Blanehin and Pierre
Nun,o Ee&oroo
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

4@k A likely plantation, 8 miles from
E:ss h Opelousas, is offered for sale at pri.
sisi Ivate sale. 1t contains 178 arpents
of land, 80 or IS of which is wood land, and
the balance good for cultivation There is a
good dwelling house, negroe quarters, cotton
gin, and all the necessary out houses and all
under fence.
For particulars apply at this Office.
Opelousas, April 24th, 1858. +,
For Sale at Private Sale.
a BOUT three Lots of Ground, situated
- in Vile Plate, upon which there are d
Dwelling House, out houses and other i'm.
provements. This property is well situated
either for store, baker or shoemaker shop.
For particulars or conditions, apply, either.
by writing or verbally, to Messrs. Coreil or
Daire, Vile Plate.
February 5th. 185g-1m. !.
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ma rlssg,s I4s.sad diaag Warehouse.

sgMYHE undersigned having leased this
Landing respectfully Informs The pub
.lic that be will spare no pains 10 The care OF
merchandise and product conaded q his caras
He takes this opportunity y. inorlning
.thaae ;nssrestsd that 10 freight viii bs deliia.
cred. bY him unless thn storage ard stsamneFSt
Ifroighs shall havs beell paid n Y
dsliTan1 same: III ]. j, i'm, Il:
Barry i Landing, July 24ths 1853.
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Medical Noti

TAR. yALIN OUR ,pra ctitionerin midwifery.
permanently in OpeIousas, offers his services TO
his He will fulfil all his functions
with zeal ard prudence, and dirt-eaters will be
cured by him in about two weeks :
Gratuitous consultations for the indigents, on
Monday and Friday, from to 9o1slock A. M. 9t
References:
DR.. +. AcheE Adolphe Garrigues,
ReyitIon &Taylor, Agsrin Arcenaux,
Joel II. Sandoz, Jean z. Arcenaux,
Onezime Al. Gaidry, Ramon Rin,
Opeiousas 25th Sept. 1858.
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R UN AVVA A Y

~ FROM the undersigned, near
RA3 Opelousas, about the 1st of Feb
wT ruary inst, q pegro-boy named
aaaaaaa3znn JOHN or Jean Congo, aged about
rs years. very black, middle size, braided
hair, smiling face.
A liberal reward will be given to whoever
will bring back said boy to the undersigned
or lodge him in Jail.
A. LASTRAPES.
st. Landry, Feb, 18th, 1889
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A L0T QE GROUND

Iii: and improvements, situated in the
- Town Of Opelousas, and held in
common as aforesaid, in the proportion of two
thirds by Pierre G. Blanchin, and one third
by Pierre Numa Estorge, said property meas
uring thirty-fve feet front on Main street, on
a depth Of sufficient length to join the line of
the property Of Jesse Hayes, bounded on the
North by the property occupied by Benoit
the West by Jesse Hays and on the East
by Main street.
Terms and coaaditioas:-The portion of
Pierre Casimir Blanchin for cash, and the
portion of Pierre Numa Estorge upon Gre
dit Of one and two years.
L. V. CHACHERE,
Sheriff and e1-o6icso Auctioneer.
Opelousas, January Goth 1859.
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A. AAY8RaS
CHERRY sPECTORAL,

We need NOT speak to the public virtues Throughout
every town, almost eery hams. of the American States
ITS wonderful Of pulmonary complaints have made al
ready known Nay the families any civilized
try this continent without personal experience Of h
eects and fewer yet the communities where which have
lie and dangerous diseases the throat and lung While it
the powerful antidote yet known to for the om
dable dangerous dsesses the pulmonary organs it also
the pleasanest and safest remedy that be employed for
ans and young pezsons Parents should hate i Y store
We have abundant grounds believe the Cherry Petor
lives by the copsumpons than those it cures
Keep by and your colds while they cnrabe
neglect them until human skill the nexorab
canker that fastened the vials, eats your life away A
know the dreadful fatality lung disorders and they know
them is st made the best it be- We spare
cost toll to produce it the most perfect possible
and thus afford those who rely the best agent which
for heir
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0QMDE@EOW@ 50 9

Boarding by the wear, $l4O 90
Day Scholars by the year. 40 90
by the month. 90
. FURNITuRE.
Bedstead, Mattrass, Pillow, by the quarterj 81 90
Washing by the month, SO
The students are expected to furnish their lights,
and their wood during the winter.
There will be two public semi annual examina-
tions during each year.
The Scholastic yearis composed of 12 months,
including the month of vacation.
The reductions in cases of sickness or other cau-
ses independent of the will, will always be accor
ded with the greatest equity.
Medicine and the attention of Physician in case
of sickness, at the cost of Parents in which case
Parents have at their option to choose their medA
1nXto MARI
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PUBLIC SALE.

ESTATE OF ODlLE DEJEAN, DECEASED.
WDY virtue of an order from the Honor.
MD able the District Court in and for the
Parish of St. Landry; there will be sold at
public sale, to the last and highest bidder, by
Robert Benguerel, Public Auctioneer, OF
any other competent officer, before the Court
House door, in the Town Of Opelousas,
On Wednesday,, 2nd March meu, 1859,
the following described property, belonging
to the Estate of Odile Dejean, deceased wife
of Eugene Bercier, also deceased, to nit:
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EDW WARD " EBER,

ED w Ar I'D w EasEHs,
House, Sign and Ornamental Painter.
WASHINGTON, La.
TTAs the honor TO offer his services to the pub
u Ill lie Of this Parish. Graining, marbing, paper
hanging and glazing, done IN the best style and
Worknmnlike manner. ALI orders left at the Cou-
rer Office, in Opelousas, or to him. at Washington,
win be promptly attended to. Isept. ll.-em.
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XK7ILL be sold at public auction, in pur
wv suance Of an order of the District
Court, in and for the Parish of St. Landry
by the undersigned Administrator, at the last
residence of the late Mrs. Antoine King de.
ceased, on
Tuesday, LIST March next, 1879,
the following described property, belonging
to the Succession of said deceased. viz
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Estelle, griff GIRL aged about 2s years, with
her three chileren, Corine, 6 years Cola,
years ; and Rosalie. years.
Zemire, negro-woman, aged about 36 years
Marie, negro-woman, aged about 80 years,
with her two children, Adams, 9 years and
Marie, years.
Lie, negro.womana aged about 43 years, with
her child ian idiot
Desiree, negro-woman, aged about IS years,
and her children, Rose, 9years, and Vic
toire, 6 years.
Rose or Agate, aged about IL years.
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- - ~ - e y
-lF AVINtf purc based Dr. n. ID. LittelFs
interelt iis this store, take This method of
Informing MI friends, and the public generaIy that
Wili hereafter devote my entire 20 the
llrg business, and will be found hours of tlle
eay t post and ut night III my sidence, tor-
y mesiy known 10 Prevent 4 Hotel
II. I.EONCE HEBRARD.s
Opelonsass october 23d, 1853
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Five American work
Mules, Horses, work Oxen,
3akup Mich Cows, lot of Sheep,
Carts, Carriage. Corn, Fodder, Plantation
Implements, Household Furniture, Kitchen
Utensils, and many other articles the enume-
ration of which would be too tedious.
Terms and Comditions One and two
years credit from lst May next, that is to say:
one half payable on the lst of May 1860, and
the other half payable on the 1st of May fol-
loving, 1861, with interest at 8per cent. per
annum from time due until paid. Purchasers
furnishing security in solido to the satisfac-
tion of the Administrator Of said Estate, and
moreover, the slaves remaining specially
mortgaged unto the Estate until full and en-
tire payment of capital and interest.
AUG. n. ROBIN, Aucti6neer.
Opelousas, February 5th, 1859. 0
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nUR store No. IS Magazine St., having been
W damaged by the fire of 1st inst, during repairs
we have temporarily removed to No. IS Canal ST.
where we shall be happy to see our friends; and
all orders entrusted to us will receive prompt
attention as usual.
G.. w. DUNBAR g. CO.,
Wholesale dealers in Boots, Shoes, and Brogans,
No. 10 Canal ST., New Orleans.
Sept. Is 1858.
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a. UNDER. THE DIRECTION OF
DR.. j. A. A. DELARUELLE, PRINCIPAL; Professor
of French and Latin
N. MOSS, Professor Of English and English Lit
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Opelousas January 18th 1859.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03
corrsspon&sncs cf The, Kichnoad pas.asea.
Fasai Asfidtet x yjl..s esefssaa

Easai dssidsst Ajjllsys ess' = : = - =
sl,rscasuas. VA Dte. &
A Young man named Bennett Wns killed
Yesterday, on the Virginia ana Tennessee
Railroad. He WAS brakeman, anu was stend.
Ing on the top OF the cars IN dtecnAree o. tnas
duty. when his head struck agaiAst the Top Of
the bridge through which the train was pass
ing ana he was Instantly killed. An accident
happened TO the western bound train on the
above named road, which detained the mail
due here yesterday at 1915 A. NJ, eight houfs.
Cause and full extent OF damages not asc e.
tanned but Il IL reported that q wheel Oh tne
baggage car was broken. ... a..
stable on Federal Ill., IN TINS . G..y, ~. ~
property OF and adjoining the Tesl.1 -. az az
Mrs. Preston, was totally consnmro ~ n Is
last night II was doubtless tue WI" - "n
incendiary. ,hhn~~
Crews airasdv = herring sixty men, have de-
ierminsd 10 conformity with their own good
sense aud the present exigency OF the times, 70
ado,,. a nfform 10 be made OF materials man.
nfaeturcd in the State. This Is a move in the
rirnt direction, and lew examples Of this
kInd will do more substantial good towards
Is n bishing ncn-intercourse with 1ankeedom
then all the ssgassy" meetings that can be held
during the next twelve months. To attain this
end, il will not only be necessary 70 establish
direct trade with Europe, and for military COM
panies and few individuals who do not own
slaves, totiiscountenance the use OF goods man.
ufactnred at The North, but large shareholders.
The farmers these persons rehoss interests are
eiiaAy affected by the aggressions of the North
must fall into the ranks and set the exam
pie, by clothing their negroes with goods OF
hone manufacture. Until this Is done, we can
not expect any material change to be effected.
Farmers and large property holders, to effect
this desirable end, will have to employ fir-
GINA mechanics, in preference to buying
Northern goods, even should the cost be q IT.
tie more. When this is done radical change
will be effected, and not until then. When
this course is adopted, the mechanics and the
laboring classes generally, will not only see
that the movement is practicable, but VIII Do
enabled to pay a little more for what they buy.
and besides this, the cost will come out OF the
right party. ". n.
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ItsFnT kA1DIEYn DpyS SsWhD GR EGbIEsoN
II ATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL ~
LEGE OF PHARMACY, PRACTICAL Al
offer to country physicians and families perfect
Y NEW and FRESH stock Of pure and reliable N +
DICINES. together with Surgeons IBsfrHnssHts
Psrfunsery, Fancy goods, and all other things in
the Drug line, which they will sell on the best
terms.
nA- Chemical and Pharmaceutical preparations
made to order and sent to any part oil the country
LAIDLEY & ROBINSON. Drug Store,
4tn and franklin stS.. Richmond.
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> FIANO ATOkE. No, as RHoAD ar,
ssI1l Stasss-Ihs subscriber vonld ipvite oall
e non ssrsc.s x1iaci:irz shs ess, e PiAN
constantly an hand Iefse sssoststssf o7 ins re-
atruments. selected 81 himself vlth spseisl en-
Having heen m>ay tears 10 the tfAdes and helns
Piano. h poesessea pee4liaf ayantaees. and never
sails IN fnstrpEnapt which - cann2t Iecommend
aDas. 81 Nsw York, Whose iastruQsnts are wall
known throuEhoNt tAe eOentry, md Alsp keeRs a
8 c., q 1slsimQre. and re Planes 81 oshsf Vel
k4awa mq14lsPmTeEs. Ihneo who wiek 8 bQy
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~ r. c II N OND STONE.WART
POTTERY:,
= Corner Of 18th and Cary streets,

The subscribers respectfully inform the NOR
chants Of virginia North Carolina and Tennes.es,
that they are manufacturing the very best quality
bTONE-WARE. which they are selling at factory
prices; Nth liberal discount for CASH.
A.Ail WARE sold b ns will be delivered in amp
n KEEsEE PARR.
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Where an assorrme ntcan seen thor Who
IGHTE 1 BRADBUR rsspecsia.. uniform the
public that within the present year they have re-
organised their whole 90 that their
made to tho PIANO FORTE viii 30 most speedily
lntIoduced IN Their manSfactory. sll Of which arc
i particularly called 20 their premium SO bxRE
GRAND PIANO F0RTE, made BY them. which,
Tor power, volume. sweetness Of tone. elasticity 81
~ the Concert Grand. The unanimous opinion 81
the Ereefesf musical celebrities (which can ~ seen
g NJ Caraslt,1 y that our instruments dslS com-
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BODEKER, Apothecary and DRUG.
"A gist, No. 10 Main street, and near OldS
Market, Richmond, Va, begs the attention
bis complete stock Of Drugs. Medicines, Oils,
Paints, Brushes, Dye-stqiis, Soaps; perfuMme 5
cines Yeast Powder, and all other goods usually
sold by Druggists New Preparations obtained as
as they can be bought anywhere.
BUYERS would do well to examine his stock before
making their purchases elsewhere. A. B.
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MARBLE WORKS.


MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9TH STREET,
RICHMOND .HA.,
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
MANTLES, FONTS, 5e;,:
M First Premiums awarded by the Virginia Az
cultural Society and Mechanics Institute.
~ HAGERYY. BRASS AND BELL FOUN-
II. DER, 10th, between Main and Cary stree IS,
Richmond, Va.-Having fitted up FOUNDRY at
orders for BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
INGs, at the shortest notice, and cheaper than
any other establishment South of Baltimore: Also;
GARRETT'S PATENT ANTI-FRICTiON AND
6BgTs METAL fer ssle t at Ted9s s'd P 9aI
METALS and taken in EXCHANGE for new.
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LOUIS ]. BOSSIEUX.
Five story Building, No. 80 Main Sc
PEEAbSdLys, ,syETT S Of TEETH. -APpERsoN

PEARLH SCI OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
a,, & Dy.PLY DENTIFRIcE This UNIQUE
s and beautiiyiug the Teeth siren. then
sis W., .ne uuins and IN RENDERING the breath sweet
s ~ TfaaV nexurpatts all tartarous adhesions Ia
E.a Lsenn. nna lnsares pearl like whitaness 10
tne tnsmeiien suriace.- Its Antiseptic and Anti
and sagfary influence; thsy arrest the furfher rr
,rsss q t lne Gecas o. Teeth induce healthy &c
brightness and color Indicative Of perfscs NJ
ness. Prepared and sold BY - 'sss sounu-
ApPERsoN Z DIPIY.
Pharmaceutical Chosnist.
90l Broad street, Richm0nd u
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PASSENGERS break and sup at Ashland spd dina
on board the ccnfortabls steamer between Acauls
Greek and Washington.
ma. For further information, apply at thix ofios
Broad street. Shockos Hill.
JAS. 3. WINSTON. Gen'l Ticket As't
SAM'L RUTH, Sup,t,
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CIGARS, CIGARS, CiGARS-LEAF AND
- I'D Ms.AslNs!UFe,A!GeSTUREp TOBAgCo: MEER-
Wholesale purchasers are sobcited to call and ex-
amines at JOHN B0UCHER'S Cigar and To-
bacco store, 18th st., between Main and Franklin
sts complete assortment in the above line el
goaas Warranted - represented. Ifany article
aun,t suit y can BE- exchanged. or the money re-
B-CIGARs made. in any styls. 70 order.
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DRY GOODS, cARPETING. Sc
fOEO JUST kECEiF ED.
1859.
I'D SPLENDID STOCK OF

NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
At FAIL AND jim bikI {. sd RF FhG ffRs g.
No. % Main street.
Ihave received from New York and Philadelphia
my eni = ALL sioc aN p WINTER DRY GOODS.
embracing all the newest designs. and fashions,
suited for the present and approaching season.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, OF every species and
Also SCAM a magnificent and complete stock of
PRtNcH and E At9l y s StQ l rRS,
BLACK and FANCY VELVET and SILK VEST
Agreat variety e. yr IF {,
WOOL SHIRTS,
SUBSCRIBERS, &C.,
Also fine line of TwEEDS, SATINETs. &C.,
&C., suitable for Boys wear.
In Housekeeping and Servants G' DDS, | have a
large ana splendid stock, which cannot be sur
All of the above Goods have been purchased
within the past week. the most favorable terms,
and Will be SOLD CHEAP. as am satisfied with
small profits and quick sales
ing ELI eIs eSi ' at '0 JSo. L. SMITHER'S,
26-ds cw2m No, % Main street
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP GOODS.
chasing your Dry Goods at his. store, you save
from 10 to Is per cent. every liars worth you
pSr YARD. worth 10 the best York Mills and Lon
dondale undressed fine Cotton at 1875. selling eye
rywhere at shiiln.; yard-wide Brown S ,h
cheapest lot Of fine Camhric, French Needle work
ed Bands and Collars. &c from the lowest prices
up; coo ladies' Collars from auction, at cents.
worth Is; $50 moro of those cheao servants
shaws selling AZ the Low rate of % cts; LOCO
Black and Colored Cloaks, Mantias, Ragans;
sc. at astonshingiy low prices fine "a; 10 10 and
IL 4 Bed Blankets closing out very cheap; 50f
small and larse servants Blankets from So cts.
upwards: 600 yards the handsomest patterns Of
Muslin Delaine, ran ing from l2ls, Is 70 and %
Grass Linen Handkerchieis at l2la cts; ladies'
Black. White aud Mixed Wool Hose. plain or RIB
rcd. at IS cts; for children. 10 and Y cts ladies'
Coored and Black Kid Gloves at 50 css, worth IS;
the cheapest and greatest bHrsaInS YOU can buy IN
Cnrpetings of JOSEPH SfRAC USE. Remember No.
d. Main street. is the RI BIZ pace.
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WARNER l.. WARING-tLATE WARING
w & PEARCEl-Wholesa and retail dealer
in DRUGS, MEDiCINES, PAINTS, OILS, WIN
and select assortment of FANCY ARTICLES;
also, SOAPS of all kinds. No. l07 Broad street,
above 9th.
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MEDICAL CARBIDE. PLUME offers has SER
A vices 70 the public in the all secret
diseases Twenty years practice in the above
branch gives Or. p. claim 10 public favor.-Olice
Or Franklin stree, near the Exchange Hotel, And
third house below Trinity Church. Same side. AL
Ways on hand. supply Of the CHEMICAL Elk.
TRACT OF FLOWERS;' ono sf the very best
cinee sent to order. All commY uications BY letter
or otherwise PROMPTLY attsnde to. Richmond. Va
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Late of the firm of Breeder & Fox0
LET la ROBERT s. JORDAN.

GEORGE DARBY. Manufacturers Agent for
VI the sale of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
MOUL DINGS, &c. A large assortment constant
IL on hand. Orders, by mail otherwise, promptly
attended to. No. Is. Governor street, Rlehmond;
Va. Young S celebrated Smooth Sawed SH lNGLE
MACHINE put up in any part of the State, at
short notice. jy 29-6m
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HAVE REMOVED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
COACH MATERIAL
10 tho iars's soa a. asi MaIs issfTIssEEr,
Where they are oaerins the most thorough and
!. GOODS isp'I IN TIL THEIR LINE,
AND will b happy to receive their friends and the
public. 90 3-3m
TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL CT.
! LEGE.-This Iniirmary - situated at the eerne.
Of MsIshsli and College streets, in an elevated and
pots Hesss and other centres 81 r. Sussnsss Il !.
Furnished With every arrangement requisite for
saa as M sd ssoss,
are :as Sss liz
in women are also received and carefully ate ned
Private rooms furnished whom desired.
The patients are under the charge Of the froles
sprs Of the Colegs, yho visit the wards daily. The
sharsss oT board Medical Attendance Nur.Ss
WaIte Patisnts
ESotoreed $50.
II addition % the above rates. il case. r. r.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-03
TO GogNTRy MERCHANTS ASD rHE

IW COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND THE
1 TRADE GENEHALLY.--I have made ar.
Boston and New York, by which am enaLIed to
Sell t3 country MERCHANTS the following Goods, at
ms, Lemons. Fibens, Prunes. Dates, Ensisb
Walnuts: Currants. Lemon Syrup, Ground Nuts.
Citron, Ginger, Cocoa Nuts, Domestic and Import
ed Cixars. Also, nv unequaled steam CAN Dl KS,
Of every variety. My plan of business is cash, or
credit not exceeding sixty DAYS, by which time
connection with other ADVANTAGES, gives me the
facility OF selling Goods at prices which canno; TAIL
e pease. Merchants are solicited to call and see
the Goods and learn their prices, assuring Their, il
Louis j. BOSSfEux.