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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-08
MS|'',,,%||I\s,SI;;' g., n !,
PRODUITS DE L'OUEST.

nj p. ECHELARD a l'honneur d'annoncer au
lNl public quill tient constamment en- vente lea
prc'-'its de rUuest ct les groceries a rusage dcs
fam. ,s telles que:
Farine dies meilleures marques. viandcs salGes
ct f'tmtes, jambons, graisse. chandelles, etc.
Ses relations avec les meilleures maisons de
commerce en- ce genre a St-Louis lui permettent
de garantir la qualite ct surtout la traeheur des
prodult5 qu ii Offre au public. nov-s9g
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-08


couR pU NEuvIeME DISTRICT JUD1crAIRE.
PAROTssE POINTE COUPEE.
Succession de Marie Porche, d6cedee;
Hubert Patin, jr., administrators.
a un orfre de Honorable
~ Neuvieme Cour de District, moi adresse
je sheriff soussigne. offrirai en- vente publique.
la residence de dame veuve Augustin Porche
(Fausse Riviere) EN- cette paroisse,
LIE samedi, 29me jour de dfcembre 1860,
III heures A. NJ,
La propriete ci-apres decrite ct designee, de-
pendant de la susdite succession, savoir
CLARA, griffonne, agee d'environ 25 ans. ct
son enfant, mulatre. age d'environ 8 mois.
Aussi-Les proprietes mobilieres ci-apres
tetes de betes a cornes, etc, etc
Iernses ct conditions de Ia rente:
les proprietes mobilieres, compliant
Les esclaves .payables:
1I3 le premier jour de mars 1861,
lis lie premier jour dc mars 1862
- 1I3 lie premier jour de mars 1868,
~ L acquereur ou les acquereurs devront fournir
leurs bilets avec caution solidaire bonne ct SOL
vable, payables q fordre ct a la satisfaction de
l'administrateur. et portant interet ii pour cent
a partir de Ia date jnsqu'a pavement total ct
final desdts billlets ct interets.
the hypotheque specialc sera reservee sur les
proprietes vendues. s#
SEVERN. PORCHE, sheriff
q nov ls~ A.
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1ef0,es Ell coad1ttons tie la rente:
Tn quart compliant, eft la balance "A un, dcuy
ct tros ans du jour de la vente; les acquereurs
devront fournir leurs billets pour lesdits ternes
echoir, payables a TN. denx ct trois ans du jour
de la vente, securite personnelle, in solido,
a la satisfaction de la tntrice ct une hypotheque
speciale sera reservce sur Ia propriete vendue.
Lesdits bilets porteront interet raison de huit
pour cent Fan partir du jour de la vente JUS
qu'au parfait ct final paenent dcslils billets ct
DIES intertts
Pointe Coupee. ce5 decembre 1860
SEVERN PORCHE,
Sheriff
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-08
MISSISSIPPI

MISSISSIPPI
so1e officiel est CONNIE srit: Breck-
sass =" 'ot' douglas
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-08

partcnant Nine Fuselicr jusqn'a Pat
cIlaf.laya au point separant fhabltaton
dc J. I. Brooks de ceIle de Nine Fuse
licr, sur le cllemin dc FAtcllafAIaya.
Nous recemnandols que led't che
min soft trace CONNIE ci-dessns specific.
(Siynt) JOSEPH WEST,
\. l.. ELLIS,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-08
JURY DLS pOAlE3a

Ce jour 3 decembre 1860, le Jury de
Police de la Paroisse de la Pointe Cou-
pee s'cst reuni i la Maison de Conr de
ladite parosse conformcment Il rordrc
du nresitleut
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-08
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

Pointe-Coupec, "a novemhre 1860.
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g. 48b prizes, amounting 70. 811OWU
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS: Quarters 80 80.
WOOD, EDDY CO.'S
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS,
ON THE THREE NUMBER PLAN,
CAPITAL PRIZE
N 100, 900. "a
Takes place on the Last Saturday in each month.
Whole Tickets so. Halves $40, Quarters IS,
Elghths So 80.
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
money to our address for what you wish to pur
chase; name the Lottery In which you wish It IN
vested, and whether you wish w holes, Halves.
Quarters or Ell hths, on recent of which we Sc sd
What is ordered, by frs, mail, together with the
Immediately after the drawing, Printed draw
ing, Certified to 10y the Commissioners, will 10
sent, with an Explanation.
m Purchasers Will please write their signatures
plain and give the name of their Post Office, COnn-
ty and State. ,c,-,
l. nA All Prizes of ST. 900 and under. paid imme
pdiately after the drawing-oder Prizes at the usual
time Of forty DAYS. :
Orders for Tickets to he directed either to
WOOD, EDDY Il CO., Augusta, Ga,
Or WOOD, EDDY 4 CO.. Atlanta, Ga,
"a A list Of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount OF the Prize that each
one is entitled to, will be published after every
drawing in the following papers :-AMeusta tGeo)
Constltutonalist, Mobile Register. Nashville Ga
zette, Richmond Dispatch, pauding tM!ss.) Cla-
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PIANO FORTES.

- Rich MOND pihNo, ItN okFiiI
VII ~ vpEPOT OF FOREIGN AN An, Asssf;s
DOHR Il RADE, Waseroeins 81, sscni', :. :.
Broad street, would respectfully lnnra,e S,s Al
tcntion To their large assortment o. Il d.
would offer such guarantees Is VIA 'a''''
most fastidious purchaser. s-s s.s
Our PIANOS are warranted for i've !es' y,
in tune twelve months. and exehanse -. ~
frst SIX mon tbs, If they taii to sive sniss
ton to the purchaser. - toa IN
Particular attention 10 paid TO orders n .ss y
country, and persons may sstey fsH W.
faithful execution 81 ihei & orders.
Old Pianos take n In exchsnze Tor new oas"
n PIANOS hired 1T iow fstes f.. v.BG.
A.MaAc~,v Richmond. Y.
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&ittunrd 8;spatcb.
WEDNESDAY nonNrNo. FEB .. ,eso

rnn Ookoa or rLowERa PnoAoTxD ~
OaAnOoAL.--A French amateur, ~ the fAsls
Woes1HultUyal Review, stAses: "About year
-. I ransie bareain Tor rose buah, OF mag.
Tinceef growth, ana full OF buds. walled FOR
49, e Sloou. and expected roses worthy
Of euch . noble plant and Of the praiee ne-
etov ed upon Il By the vender. Az Length,
VIZ it 6loomsd, ali nay hOpes were blasted.
ia As sers were Of . faded color, and dts.
coyerod that bad only msddling ssltiEovs,
stale colored enough. therefore resolved to
IA vieW. NY attention had been captivated
with the effects of cAavs oai, - stated In some
Enxlish publications. then covered the earth
In the pot In which my rose bush was) about
haitian Inch deep with rulverixed charcoal.
some days after. was AAtonished TO see the
rosee which bloomed, Of ~ fiae lively rose
color - could wish. determined 10 repeat
the experiment, and therefore. when the rose
bush had done Towering, took on the char
coal and put fresh earth on the pot You may
conceive that waited for the next spring I'm :
patiently to see the result Of this experiment
When IL bloomed, the roses were, rs AT mrs.,
Pale and discolored; but by applying the cnaI r
coal - before, they soon res umeo their Ivsy
red color. tried the powdered charcoal nke-
wise In large Quantities upon my petunas.
and found that both the white ana tne sioiG =.
flowers were equally sensible 10 its action: IL
Hivays "a We great viRor to the red or violet
colors OF the flowers, and the white petunlas
became veined with red or violet tin's The
violets fcolors b became covered with lrregu-
lar spots Of q blueish or almost black INT.
MANY Dersous who admired them thought tna'
thew were new varieties from seed. Yellow
flowers are, rs have proved, insensible TO the
influence Of the charcoal."-Cotsags Gdrdener.
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A YOUTHFUL PRRLATR.-From Biograph-
icalHketch copied by the Mobile Register from
the Cork Examiner, we learn that the newly
cousecrated Catholic Bishop of Mobile is only
In the oath year of his age. He Is native OF
ClOyne Ireland; commenced his ecclesiastical
studies in Cincinnati in ~, and completed
them at Emmittsburg, Md, where he was or
dained priest in 1853.
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DENTISTRY.


~~ AN 11fMl AL &C. in.-.ihst.s
M(7plastIc and Vuicanite procens-g W.
~ JONES, DENrIsT, having the nshi hf r.
above mode Of making Teeth, and heinz sai'ha
Of Its absolute superiority over all other msss'e,
can with confidence CONNIE nd it to those se,lfn
full or partial sets of teeth, aud especially asa
As may lie dissatisfied with those taey sr ~
us,n. lhe perfect adaptat,on OF TIE sss n |" y,
MIN to insert one or more teeth riihesi CAP =
This method having been adopted BY those s s.
ing highest In the profession, North aGS sgaa
TO those wishing IN see them. Sets OF Teen =
gold ar any other plate will Of course "a mtdt %
those preferring them. Filling, Cissns'ns, ti
tracing, and all other operations gently snas
i.orirfLian Il Ill no I'LL
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A MORMON LECTUREss.-Miss HELEN Ores
ser. who lectured in Georgia on Mormonlsm
last spring, is again traversing the State. She
was then in company with Rev. Mr. Smith and
lady She is now under the protection Of Rev.
MIR. Smith, without any lady. Whether he is
a Mormon Elder, or descendant and heir APP
parent to the powers and privileges Of Joe
Smith, or the original John Smith, we are not
advised but he arrived in Augusta some days
ago looking very much dilapidated, and If he
is the original John, he is unfortunate in not
having some modern PocahOntas 10 stand be-
tween him and an unlucky blow by which his
eye, nose and face is considerably mutilaied,
and he is transformed into quite a black Smith.
Where he got these distinguished marks Of con-
sideration, we do not know, but learn that the
boys Of Madison put him through course OF
sprouts few nights ago. on account of certain
charges derogatory to his fealty to the South
and to certain usages of society, which appear
ed in the paper of Tennessee. We next hear OF
this luckless pair at Warrenton, where they
could not get up sensation, and day or Two
ago the Smith aforesaid was seen picking his
teeth at one of our Hotels, where his name does
not appear on the register. Whether We are
again to be enlightened on the mysteries OF
Mormonism by this fair but fallen lectures,
we cannot say.-Aug"sta Dispatch.
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vTvHE subscribers have this DAY 1orme9 ~ ~
ssI:ecs zf Fl NJ S q q
hrsnches, q, hove p personal attention !"
81 81 :soS I: i I'D stand
tween ssh and oh. Wy w y T. HsdjP PssYPNNs
take .hi. opportunity # .s,os.,Y1 sy
e my H Sors 20 receive cSn
uasion Of the same to the new e Wm = GI BsoN
CO.PARTNERsHIP NOT yyGGxa S1.3s. -: :.
nv brother JAMKs H. woKp, eommenc,nf;, on nS
q s the e S T. r woRp Bro
Al he cid stand. corner Main ana 18Th streets
where our friends will be waited on p IHoAAs e.
= GAMEsK WORD.
a nes S sccounts to do so az speedily possible,
a. It is very desirable to settle up the %
Rrcamoxp, January 81. 1860 fe6-ot
nIssOLUTiON.- Co par!psrship hereto J.
- fore existing between, LAYNE 4 klNm Is
this day dissolved. by mutual consent Esf my
n ness ."e All persons having claims AGAINST US Will
present them for payment and those inaeoseG TO
ns will make Immedi tie pay ment or they VIII oe
put in the way Of collection. 4. q iN "a Me-
January 3lsf, 1850. fe 6-lot
l. Petersburg, and THOMAS JOHNSTON. of
esss , s,sef Bo6ks g
nKx a s1d . w g" sa
old stand ll5 Main street, and hope, by strict at
bestowed upon the house Of GEO; n; West.
f 3fS' y "]EpfhhNisroN.
Richmond, Feb. LIST, 1850.
A Card.-fn retiring from the Book Trade. [
desire to return my thanks to the public who have
so generously sustained me, and trust my success
sG,s ss receive the same SE5 n WEST
AIR. ~. BROWNELL'S INTEREST IN
ISI the frm of CLARKSON Il ANDERSON
continues the same as it was IN the hrm OF Clark
SUM- n '''' ''A - GARRISON 4 ANDERSON.
aA-ts No. los Main street. Richmond.
orARTNE Hs II sa
county, Va. partner into our concern, 1t will
1SN BE- fhs IA style
interest in our business Bar 3 !TpRRHHfE9aNE ARr
JOS. N. VAUGHAN.
JOHNSON ( TRUEH Fart, u beg leave, in retir,
ing from the late to thank my friends for
hs the M 70 TO U.S. ans nope
'I Jalt x D'H'''i'' ARMisTEAD Miller
T'HE UNDERMINED, having purchased of
W. sA Az By ssfk cS f
BUSINESS at the well known stand occupied for
the past eight years by b. w. Saunders, NJ. BIG
Broad street. under the name and style of JOHN
F.. SAUNDERS 4 CO, where they will keep con
stantly on hand a well selected stock of GRO
CERES, which they will sell by wholesale or re-
tail, for cash. or, to punctual customers, on the
| usual time. on as coed terms as any establish
ton to business, to merit continuance Of the
patronage So Literally bestowed on the late con
JOHN F. SAUNDERS.
DAVID J.SAUNDEKS,
Januar7 l, 1850. DAVID J. SAUNDERS,Jr.
The subscriber, in retiring from the Grocery
business. takes this method of returning his sincere
thanks to his old friends Tor their liberal patronage
during the past eight ears, and most cordially re-
commends to their confluence the new firm Of JOH n
F. SAUNDERS n CO. can be found at the old
| stand. where all persons having claims against me
i'll present them for payment. and those indebted
| to me will make payment with as little delay as
possible ID. W. SAUNDERS.
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a.ats a I. u 40 a
a PtANOS.--We cali me s''rnns ss,a,,,.
"AtV citizens Of Richmont saa , Ii,h..s >
cnr PIANO f0KTES- We have fiscea ,,s,s
in ali respects. may sc tested ~ NV WV
famed Chickering's. $50, -, ,h0yy
We warran, ali our PIANOS. sna esa MFR i,slsr
in The copntry, all cf which can Ne ss s,s
CArvsIx, on Broad street. - door zen snSei,sY
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n FALL, le3Y.-HATS, GAPS, Az,
u EIRS -RORERI l. nIEx iNsGN - wv

to- Binford, Dickinson l. WslsI-er, EN,,.
egs leave to call the attention of hls frl.ss. w.
customers tn his large and extensive st"s :
HATS, GAPS and FANCY FCRS. vb,rs ~,
been selected from the largest manuisctcr'a, !,
the most favorable terms. especially lor n, H.
g1nin, North Carolina and 7.as.s tss Trq.s .o~
pIisiEg all the --LATEST and MOST FASHi(S'
BILE STYLES. too numerous "a mentor' Va.
vii! be sold a. wholesale ana retail. on n, w.,
favorable tsTTss. '''
Merchants are respectfully solicited 10 ,.,n,,,
my stock, knowing that IN price, qualit, ,f .t,.t
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The SOUTHERN UNivERsITY.-The Right
Rev Bishop of Florida, accompanied by the
Hon George r. Fairbanks, Of St. Augustine,
passed through our city yesterday, en- route
Tor New Orleans. Their visit TO the Crescent
CITY at this particular juncture in our poii'i-
cal history. has a significance and importance
of no ordinary moment attached to 1t. There
thew will meet in council the Bishops and
Trustees from eleven Sou States, mature
their plans and carry into active operation on
the grand and beautiful site donated to them
by the State of Tennessee, at Suwannee, on n
spur Of the Cumberland mountains, the ne
cessAry buildings required for University.
Six or seven hundred thousand dollars have
already been subscribed By Southern citizens
towards the accomplishment of this much de-
sired object, and no doubts are for moment
entertained by the Bishops and Trustees that
the entire amount required will be speedily
forthcoming, 10 place this University as nigh
at the very Threshold Of it's existence, in the
character and intellectual requirements OF its
professors, and stability and solidity OF its en- :
dowments, as any similar institution IN the
fame of a century's growth and existence
Apalachieola (F1a.) Times. 1st
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e that the authorities in London are about to
adopt measures for preventing the fight be-
tween Tom Sayers and the Benecia Boy (Hee-
man, 1t is ALEC asserted that negotiations are
pending for an appearance Of Heenan at the
Alhanbra Palace, London, the admission to
the show being quite AS exorbitant as that
charged BY Mr.. Rarey
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NOTICE. 1870
Lea h4sSs54sEc533k 5fa9<1 TO PASSENG GERS low.
kKK@9R-VE9 COING NORTH-NEW Ar.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 TRHvEE
ERs.OTHROtGH TICKETS AND THROUGH
CHECKs.-GREAT NORTHERN R0uTE-Car
rying the great United States Mail. Twice daily
SUNDAY night exceptedl between Richmond. Alex
andra, Washington, Baltimore, philadelphla, New
Creek and Washington, over the RichInonn, Fred
erckshnrg s. Potomac Railroad, to the potomae
steamers thence to Washing ton So miles in all l3G
miles IN seven hours; being comfortable and per-
fectly safe rate OF speed.
Hours of departure: $50. A. NJ, and $50, p. M.
BAGGAGE, under charge OF Special Agents,
CnECKED THROUGH to Washington. Ba!amors,
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O. F.A. JETERs rox ,ryrr.

Ky SURG ON DINTIsl,
o Once on Main. below Pearl street ~
door to p. Horton keach's ,rimm NJ store; sna n,
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price 10 ""
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed 70 me 80.
house, weu,a be pleased to see those VITA saes s.
has engagements, and aas made EXTENSIVE pvr
tons performed in the most approved and scsfs
sty ie known to the Profession, and al so'r -
by him warranted to give satisfaction. lec,-'
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: Noisy LEGISLATORS The Portland Maine)
Argus notices the performance of the Hutchin-
= son family in that city, and says that it would
have passed Off very well, if the members ofthe
Maine Legislature who were present had not
SO boisterOusly applauded the Abolition songs,
and which were calculated to destroy all con-
fidence in the sincerity Of Republican dis
chalmers of sympathy with the Brown raid,
and Republican recantations of having signed
the Helper circular!
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CLOsING OUT PRiCES.-We shall! for the
= next four weeks offer many GOODS without
regard TO cost but At such prices AZ insure sales
.sS Velvet d sSs~Is 'i in White and Sssk stella
R!s,a long and square a2d black ,Thisst; Paris
I'D tour aruness Viii e SOLD %nGh lsTs than
Is "ofs 81
oopseOn @ saper6ne Ingram and Three ply Hemp
Naatiag. .Also-servani's wooilen Goods and
e Ss s"s
lei: y so0dsc
IIEADQyAaTERs xICHM0ND-M MADE
and stranxers visiting tho city, will find, by calling
S.s ;. .fSe asd a sssot
low a. the same eu.lit, and workmanship can be
had Of Northern manufacturers. He has been
nanaiactarins tho larser portion Of his work here
srs that they shall have Richmond d made cothns
that shall compare in every respect with North
vinced that Clothing car, be manufactured in Rich
aaond a. i"w - in any city IN the uni"n
= cIothisr and Merchant Tailor.
No. LIZ. corner Of Nam and 18th sts.
on MHDS. PRIME Bacon Sides, city cured, new;
ss as: ss Bssf aes: !; sf ps
sss.sr al II sS's M g. 9
rel. A klas, bbls and half bbls; as Hiis iames
Dsxer Cement; go bills RosendaIl Cement 100
.:.,iss hsl rs &C. sSe iRS assisns Inc:
SasSei. Ola cota sa, a f ss.S
SfinS HescSr Potatoss; 90 bushels ShipstufT;
e. CO. ;os e e. Ssi
synOCENiEs.-Fresh assortment b. steamer.
~. chest. ss.sror Green and Hack iT sss;s Il
3Gs; CoSes and crnshsd eugaV; s tpha ohncc Roll
Hans. shssias 's ssS B. r: as{ ,iscs.
Peas snd cranh.riss; % bbs prims isssh fPHs'
s s:i:; No . c9dass nsirias ,ea hssksis Smoked
- KxvAaSxs Ha.ff: ss,I, t Srsa.. sos'
- ~ Broad a.. hslow Ga.
&C441Hlyq. CLQTAING.-DAxRA
hAnktS 4 90. bave still ON hand. : iasse
ssd es ~. stcsk St ssaay nsas cLQThINE,
az s IN Kin issS
seGAeesl9 yedneea Prices, asd youl1 b Dlessad 70
~ H. ~ wat. Assnunx them that vheteysr
~ - Sx III ~ &c / g: f' 60 .''s
% s.cesasoss 70 MsreSsst Ws;si s sslfs %.
TINE UNDGDaI0AED have formed : 90
kas{R9S1jR r. - 1raasoefice 81 af044N.
&tM rHpftH H W. re srS n. n kEWlS
MIX ILL., s EA ~ u IAi6 Hs VII
HM4sf-hesse No = Nais street. Epg QeenRisd b.
s......., y. -. . :, 0! $500. 9; AZ;
fNrTT glk1 6E1Sf PUMA, II Is
! NV j CO.. p,a..i.t..
!. 49,. 81 .ss NJ g llela street.. Ria6Rssd
| ! ! :; ]!
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Having sold nv interest in the concern of
JOHNSON A TRIIEHEART | hep lea We. in rafir.
JUH " T. ga Q " d f Ms.
DAVID J. SAUND Frs,
DAVID ]. SAUNUERS,J
January 1, 1850.

The subscriber, in retiring from the Grocery
business takes this method of returning his sincere
during the past eight ears, and most cordially re-
commends to their confidence tine new Fl rm Of Ohm
+. SAUNDERS y CO. can be found at the Old
stand, where all persons having claims against me
i'll present them for payment. and those indebted
to me will make payment with as little delay as
possible. ID. w. SAUNDERS.
ia 9-d&cWlm
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3, PAREE PClNDEXTEk, ATTOR:
Sz NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, will
practice in tie city Of Richmond ard in the conn-
lies Of Chesterfield. Powhatan and Amelia
r. Office in I.isle Building, corner OF Main and
i4ti1 streets 23-ly
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COMFORT ON FoRLORN HoPE.-The Duke
of Wellington, giving orders one day during
his campaign, for battalion to attem pit a rath-
I, er dangerous enterprise-the storming of one
Of the enemy's batteries of ST. Sebastian-com-
pltmented the officer by saying that his was
the first regimen in the world. "Yes," replied
, the officer, leading on his men, Sand before
your lordship's orders are finally executed, il
will probably be the first in the other world ~
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RECEPTION OF AMERICANS IN PARIs.-Mr.
. Spencer, the United States consul in PaIis,
last month gave magnificent reception 10
about four hundred Americans now sojourn.
ting in tina. city Among those present were Mrs.
Gen. Scott; the Countess Dissy, daughter OF
in Paris about Ave years since; Beverly Tuck
or, MAJOR CritteDdon. Capt. ]. w. Todd, and
I.ieuts. Huse and Pegram, of the United States
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IN, GREAT CRANE TO BUY NAV,
AccAAeEs. AND y, hA Al, Wo PTRs CHAP w

CATS n NUSI'-IIaVInI Ce'erinl ned In &C.,
my stock Of Hats and Caps shall sell srop'
day my stock, which is vers large and well 80. %
mt cost for cash. Now is the chanca "a, go
81 at 50 81, a 90 80 for So; soft Hats wn,ss y
Tor s3 50. a 5 for : A IS 81 Tor S25o Ard -, "a
80. too numerous to mention; Cars iron q :'s
to 81 am determined to sell of ali Of q, ,l,,,
calling at 2U7 Broad street | have ali al 49,
styles of soft Hats and Dress Hats Of nv ava ~ W
niacture. Hats made 10 order the sbor,a,,' p
tee. u u I, MDnnrH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

JAMES ID. BROWNIES
j ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street. next to the Mechanics Institute.
MES. CHAIRS. SETTEES, &C.; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind OF
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses manufactured at snort notice.
IA Particular attention given tOenclo.ing Burial
Lots in the city and country.