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PERSONAL.
NEW BooKs-Receixsd BY =

ARCHOS TECTONE will find y LETTER,
n to his address, in the Rlchmoa I'D Post Office.
10 Is q
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Nav York, Oct. ARRIVED, schr. Medors,
Petersburg. ,,.L .,.-i,~L.
SgiIapsLP1,rA, Oct Is Arrived, schr. Mary
Patterson, Portsmouth Cleared, schr. QUICK
step, Richmond. He
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ux1~S NOTICE To aAILRoADA AGENTS

ESrNTRUNK LOST.-A medium sized light
fPiLpISG, Leonardtown. Nd - on 3 brass plsts at
the end; also, +. l.. SPALDING," in black ink on
the top. II was taken at he Rapid Ann etstlOn,
on the AlexaniIis and Orange Railroad, with
baggage for the direction of GoTdonsvllle instead
of that for Alexandra, wthout check " may
hare been taken TO the Central Railroad for Rich
mOnd, or It's western term nus to LynehbuTg, or
further southwest, or retained on the way OF
either route. The party holding il will please for
ward tae same to Nessrs WHEAT BRorHvR,
AlexandrIa. agents of Steamer Columbia. who
will pay charges ON the same. or to -
HENRY W. h0NCCRE.
Richmond, Va, Oct. l4.h, 1850. oc 5-a'
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
RsIininux Int.IIieance Gr
IstFts tO"S I"to''sS W.T. wv
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA, Oct.

BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA, Oct. 18th.
We have had quite a revival in the Presby-
terrain Church at the Court-House-some fif-
teen to twenty converts.
Last week was our County Court. Jas. T.
Harris, charged with stabblng Cruise, with
intent to kill, was tried before an examining
court and acquitted. Mr.. Hill for the Com
mOnwealth, and Messrs. Leach and Boyd for
the defendant. BUCK.
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RUDLER SYMPATHY MRRTING-A meeting
was held on Saturday evening in Augusta, to
ask for the interfere nee Of the Pres dent OF the
United States to effect the release of Colonel
Anthony Rudler from captivity in Honduras.
Speeches were made by Il number of gen tlemen,
and appropriate resolutions were adopted.
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diseases OF thIs country. This 10 oy1ns D0tn 10
meals too rapidly fn spite Of these sdverss err
:. me- ~; 1;ss: 1BaT % the
Coo o'' W. fE 4 ]. bGS4t And +: sii
other dealers in medicines. ceH-N"de
ma Tremendous Bargains In Dry Goods.
NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT.
$4,000 WORTH s sF NEW AUCTION
MonR GOODS THAN noox TO STORE THRMl
La,ss Sales, Small Profits and Qxiek Returns.
J. MILLHIsER BROTHER,
1893 BROAD srRELTa a.
Are .w he
panic ,tSes and can ,,a ya assuF or a
nosev cannot be had IN this market.
IL ladies' particular attention is respectfully
"a the BE-
in any establishment in the city, without any ex
500 500 IDS PoPIINs six Figures 2sc; COS. SOC
LOO ,ds. ATL-sILK poPLlNs. at 7S cts. and
5000 yds. Of II New DR. Ess SILKS. greatly below
N.B.-Additionai force employ ed 20 wait on the
throns Of c1s,ome.s expected. and OF running OF
the goods rapidly at the popular prices, Tor which
1873 Broad street is 50 famous; u,srp !. mo
ooB-M. Tu & w2w
ma Special Notice. va
SAMUEL M. PRICE & CO.,
RETAILERS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Invite the attention of their friends and the pub
lie to their pete assortment, Just received. OF
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Elegant SILKS, in newest STYLES, coored and
EsouI 81 f9G and in ever,
sGs SSob bao P sfsas Variety
= MOURNING GOODS, g superior stock
REAL LACE, in sets, COLLARS and HAND
KERCHIEFS-the largest and best stock that has
Pssf fA snd iii of all the
i AUTUMN Yas uiIoAKs and BUSTERS, in plain
| STYLES; Scotch Hoods and the new Arabs and Ar
FhMiLY LINENS and HOUSEKEEPING
'FFGISaNNELs-the best assortment we have ever
PLANTATION GOODS HOME MANUFAC-
| TURE- Manchester, Va Virsnia Penitsntiary;
| Fredericksburg and Lexlngton Pulled Cloths
Bs stSSf E als
| VEST1NGS. of direct importation. oc Its
ha Preserve rour Teeth-Arrest Decay
PEfFTMtD BREA = t;IH l. GuMsT
LIEF LEI FROM T6orH-AG HE-Gan be obtained
| bY using DOWDkN'S DENTAL FLUID. itis lar
| superior to all Tooth Powders, ard is recommended
by the principal dentists in the United States. and
| Drs. Hudson, Peasants, Hancock, &C., Of this
| city. For gale by all Druggists. oc LIT"
| kA Rocks Good Samaritan.-For Rheu.
| matism, Neuralgia. Lumbazo, and Pains of al
| kinds for sale By all Druggists.
| JN0. w. GAkLICK, Apothecary.
| Sole Agent.
| N Coal OiI.-COpstanNy OH hand, large
| supply OF superior Coal OIL.
| JNO w. GsRLICK. A pothecary,
| Market Place. Frankiin st.
| "a White Lead-Seyeral brands superior
| White Lead IN stnre and for sale ny
JNO. W. GARLlcK. pathecary,
Market Place, Franklin st.
4 pESCONAT,
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SERVANTS FOR hire & SALE.

ISOR SALE-To remain in or near this place,
L vary likely, intelligent and highly qualified
HOUSE & SERVANT. about 20 years old, of hrst
rate character and good disposition. He 10 also
carnage driver. Also, a toleraby good looking
BOY, about is years of age, 81. good disposition
and character. Likewise a MAN and bis wife,
each about 81 years of age. He has worked on q
farm IN tobacco factory, attic nded 10 horses, and
is IL pretty good gardener His wife has been
brought up To cooking, washing, ironing, sewing
and general house work. Upon last two. time " Il
be gwen. Apply ct CARY STREET JAIL.
90 I0-eod6tH
L,OR HIRE-Fo the balance of the year, a
MAN accustomed TO waiting IN the house,
driving, &c. Apply TO K. CAUTHOHN.
oc s. IS
COOK FOR SALE.-We have for sale yonng
~ NEGRO WOMAN, aged twenty years. she is
an A No. Bread, Meat and Pastry Cook, and good
Washer and troner.
PULLIAM Il co. Aucts.,
Sc lb-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
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NANAL.-IAlVUl- Oh 4NOI KUIh,
having received orders to take command of
the U. S. Coast Surveying steamer Bibb, has
left for New York, and will proceed to sea in
charge of the Bib at an early day.
The Great Eastern steamer is to be detained
at Milford Haven during the coming winter,
and Capt Hall and the Chief Engineer have
been discharged.
Rev. Robt. II. Andrews, of the Richmond
Cathedral, preached in Alexandria, Va, on
Sunday last.
Mathew WEIGH, convicted at Lewisburg,
Va, of theft, has been sentenced to two years
in the penitentiary.
James Gordon shot his sister dead because
she had become a courteZan, near Toronto, a
few days ago.
Rev. Gideon J. Syphers, of the Baptist
church, died in Jefferson county, Va, on the
2Sth ult.
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aeaCIAL NOTICED

"a Dyspepsia II on. Of the prevailing
climatic inf fence and the nsbt Of eating our
meal. too rapidly. 10 spite Of these sdver:s cir-
use OF the OXYGENATE BlTTEhs
sold by ADJ. 4 GRAY. PrkCELL, LApD 4
CO.. w. PETERSON, J p. DUSAII and ~ al
other deale RI in medicines. coH-NWd rs
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MARINE IWTELLI0HNCH.
poRr Of RICHMOND. OCTOBER IS.
HigA wa,., tAi, day Wednesday) 6k o'ei0e
SALE

-t. SAILED. :,
Stean lship Yorktown. farIish, New Ok, mazs.
and passengers, Ludlam i Watson.
steamer seorge peabcdy, PIT hard pa timore'
mdzs and passengers. b. w: Currle. p,..,
steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, Phla-
delpbia mdAe and passengers. @. 4. CGfdozo
Schr. Galego, Smith, New YORK. moze'' ".
setr' A. r. wetmore, Bogart. Alexandria,
Sebr' Alexena. smith, down tire river, light
Schr w Indward.---- dewn the riyer, llkht.
schr. Mary and Virginia. Todd, Baltimore. VIA
Norfolk, md ze., ]. q. Reed.
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GRAND RALLYAT THE CLl
~ HOUSE.
THURSDAY EVENING. Oct. 18th. s
HON. HENRY W. HILLIARD, CT ALI

A., take pleasure in Announcing to the public that
sIi n .5a.h ENhf ". HILLIARD, Of Alabama.
ia a au fess inc people OF Richmond on THURS
h nt =, upon the issues of the present canvass
no soutn can hoast Of lew sons more tIfied, or
whose name heads this announcement Let Vir.
GINA give 4tsbHmS q oordsL gIestinE, in 4 kttinx
eeeptIQn OF her galsnt son. - s - - $50
- Tho lAdlee ere speclAlly invited to grace the
rsosP!ion ~ thar gEsssnce:, ,c~,. !. -. s. So
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LOST AND sTRAYED

I OST-SlO REWARD-At the Central Raj.
containing fifteen dollars worth of State seriv;
hive dollars IN specie, four dolars in gold, ious Il
the gold dollars with a PIN to w and twsr.I
dollar note. he abIve reward will be pad f1r
its delivery at Dr. Y. T. COLEMA ANS. corner aa
and Grace sts.. and no questions asked.
d
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JUST RECEIVED.

81 We have Just received our second supply OF
FALL AND WINTER STOCK, consisting of a
large and well selected assortment OF Ladies'
Gents. Misses and Chldren's BOOTS, SHOES,
CATERS, &c, which we are prepared to sell as
low as any house in the city, at Wholesale or re-
tail. A call Is respectfully .niIcited:
oc Him H. STERN & BRO.
80 FARM FOR SALT, IN THE COUNTY
OF ALBEMARLE, VAL offer for sals -
~Hthe FARM on which row reside, In the fl::5a
above named county. The Farm contains $50 a1
acres, 49, of which ara heavily stimhered l. lies
tains, within fourteen miles of Charlottesville,
ten milss of Gordonsvle, three miles of Gotham
Depot on the Virginia Central Ranroad, and ad
JOIN ing the lands of the Hon. William C. kives,
Rev. r.. Boy den, DR.. I. W. NERVE her, and
others.
The improvements CONSIST of q good DWELL
ING. CAkRIAGE-HOUSE, STABLE, TOBAC
CO-BARN &c.
For society aud healthfulness of situation it is
unsurpassed.
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS will be sold at the
sans time.
Terms liberal Persons desrous of looking at
the Farm are requested to cali and do Address
GEO. G. DICKINSON. Gotham Depot.
oc H-2awiw' Alternate Co, Va.
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ADELINA PATTI-Concsrt.-The musical
circles" will be pleased to hear that ADRLINA
PATTI, who created such Juror in New York
is 10 give concerts here on Monday and Tues
day nights next. 1t is needless to speak OF the
ability OF this artist, " no has SO suddenly be-
come famous, and who is SO well known,
Through the press, to all. Mr.. STRAKoscH,
her brother-in-law, is the manager OF the con-
certs-a fact which gives assurance to the pub
lie that they will be attractive.
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oFE;cKcHlEs MARSHAL UNrp ss Ft sdci OF
Richmond. October ~, 1860. J

A.S
THE UNION F n'fs% 81 I'll VIRGINIA
cuE sTHFA an so sTiH viii oommonoe on
MON DAY, the 22d instant.
pscities when on the grounds, the several ofhcers
and agents are respectfully requested TO wesr me
following which will be furnished at the office OF
the undersigned upon the grounds:
Presidents OF the societies, Sue Rosettes.
Vice Presidents of the Societies, Waite Ross'tes
Executive Committees. YsHoio Rosettes.
Secretaries and Treasurers, Red Rosetfes:
Chief Marshal and Gen'l sup't, B!as Sash.
His AIDS White Sash.
Chief of Police, Red Sash.
Forage Master. Yettofc Sash.
SUPERINTENDENT OF Grounds, Grssn S cash Ill.,,
ASSISTANTS to same, Rhite Ribbons.
B ne ribbons will be attached to anImals and ar
tceE receiving the first premiums; white do. for
the second. These will be attached By order OF the
Judges,
| gate fees to be the same as last ear, to wit:
ror eaeh aau Ok
! For eacA sulkey, extra. ----...--. 20
/ For each sing e horse, extra 70
For each buggy with one or two horses. extra Gu
| For each caTriase with four seats, and not
more than two horses, extra. 70
| For each two hoF Sc omnibus. extra ----"... o0
For each four horse omnibus, extra. / so
Visitor. on hofses or In CARRIAGES Will enter oS
Extract from Rules and Regulations: Each OK
| hibitor, not h member. who shall compete Tor q
premium. s. all pay an entrance fee of three dol
| LAYS" For all animals entered for exhibition,
| straw will be furnished gratu.tously, and hay,
srain and other provender. at what it cost on the
| to each con.umer, it has been ordered that each
person using stalls in the cattle and horse depart
ments sh ali pay one dollar for each stall for the
week. Exhibitors will not be permitted to intro
| duce upon the grounds their own grain or fodder
aid me in the performance Of the duties involved
| in the exhibition, are earnestly requested to per
a9;s dss h% but to The
ones CHARLES DlMMUCK,
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ExoITIHa.-Ths election for q Senator takes
paaestD Chesterfield. Powhatan and Gambler
land to-day. There are but two candidates
Jas. n. Cox and Benjamin H. Nash, Esqs.--
Both are Democrats. sas 81 -
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Nn CAMELLIA JAPONiCA FLOW
kS3UERS.-I have on hard, and shall Goa e
0lE1tinue to keep during the season. asng
ply of the above, with other FLOWt Me- n.
which am prepared to make up IN BoUQuEis
BASK Els, &c. ,o,rs
Aso, a largo stock of FRUIT TREES. ROshs
ORNAMENTAL SHRURBERY. &c. 10
JAMES GUEST, Westhsm Plank Rose,
m 1T Near the Toll Gate.
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BOARDING.
UNION LECTORAL TICKET.

Union ELECT ORAL TICKET.
The undersigned. with the approval of the
State Union Committee" have engraved an
ELECTORAL TICKET containing the correct
names of the BELL AND EVERETT ELECT
OkS; and with a view to have them extensively
distributed throughout the state, they have put
them at the iOo of S3 50 per thousand, or 90
cents per hundred for any number under one
thousand.
"a Orders should be sent IN Immediately. Re-
mittances by mail promptly attended TO.
/ CITTI l. CROSS, Lithographers.
Richmond, Va.
- Orders addressed to l.. l.. sMITH, News
Agent, will a lso receive attention.
IA Tickets sent by mail. Postage 10 cents per
hundred &C ll-lw*
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RICHMOND, Get IL, 1860 (
rErw,uu, Vagina STATE AND
NA CENTRAL F AIR:-Vistors to
ASx-&E-sxsf he agricultural Far will be
furnished with EXCURSION TICK Els over this
Road at $3.50, such tickets to be available from
the ed to the 18th October. inclusive.
Stock or other articles broug ht over this Road
for exhibition, will re charged the regular rate of
transportation to the Fair, but will be returned
free of charge, if remaining in the possession of
the same owner,
oc E-lOt THOS. HI. WYNNE, Sup't.
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1As fRIHcn's VISIT TO RIcHMoND-The
oaitimore American has the following about
the SANDERS lately published In the New York
papers about the Princes visit to Richmond
We have reason to know, from the best an :.
thority, that the Prince and his suite were
especially pleased with their visit to Rich.
taste Of the arrangements by the Committee Of
Reception. II ought TO be remembered that
his reception In Richmond. unlike that in
every other city, WAS en- tirely popular, with
out military or police and IL under the same
circumstances, greater order and decorum
could be preserved In any other American
town we Know NOT where IL Is. tfeh
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FOR SAL IA hue. III roukhnred'
TNGREY HORSE, raised by Major Boswell
AAwho will give his pedigree o any one VIA
ing to purchase. He was years old last Jsns Ana
is about 10 hands high; ls 4 remarkably hne hai
easily walk FIVE miles an hour, and sound n even
psrtiaular T. b. GRUMPY,
oc I3-ts 9Th and Cary SITS, or at Haxafs Nils
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FOX SALE-A fine BUGGY hORsF
I~Nfive years old. ard is warranted s"aoa'
NAwork3 we'll in double harness. IS quite ls'
and very SNOWY. Apply 10 JOS X Blk,
au 23-ts American Stable
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kA Rocks Good Samaritan--For Rheu:
matism, Neuralgia; LumbaGo, and Pains OF al
kinds; for sale By all Drugs lists.
JN0. w. GAkLICK, Apothecary.
Sole Agent.
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hA Coal OiI.-ConstantSy OH hand, a large
supply OF superior Coal OIL.
JNO. w. GARLICK. Apothecary,
Market Place, Frau kiln st.
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"a THrACCO MPLIsHn tS,
~ DANCING.-CHAS. A. MctVOY s.,Vs
III honor OF Announcing that the No n ,n - as
lAs&ssssion his School for instruotIc, InauN
above desirable accompaniment. will CON mn M we
ct C0RINThIAN HALL, for Youns s. ace
Misses and NJ asters. on SATURDAY M0RSiN,s'
Oct. 10th. at IL o'clock. 'N"'
The class for Gentlemen meet on FRTn,v
EVENING. Oct. 10 h.. at ia o'cock DAi
and Masters. "WEDNESDAY AFTFRNooSxss'e,
4 O'clock, and SATURDAY MORNINGS AZ II
o'clock. - IL
For Gentlemen. every WEDNESDAY n,aps,
DAY EVENING, at ~ O'Clock ~ nj
All the new dances Of the sc sson will be t.u,h,
including the - Prince Imperial" and Rp..,
Quadrilles." 'a'
Private Glasses will be formed for those who A..
sire to take private lessons. W.
TERMS For the whole session of S month. sn
Fer half of the session. .....-., IA
IN n "
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IA HENRiCO LIGHT DKAss" ,i' sni'
Meet a. the Westhsm House ~ ,aH Al il
M form, 90 FRI DAY, the 1874 INST
sCN O'Clock A. NJ.
90 N ist 0ses' OF 00'' ). F. HUFFMAN. %
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The unchanged character Of the Corsicans,
who, in modern times, have never been able to
endure slavery, plainly indicates which of
these two authors spoke the truth. The pic
turs of STRABO is, indeed, The picture Of Cor
xica to this dav.
Corsica remained In the possession of the
Romans, from whom it received Christianity
until the breaking up Of the empire. Like
every other part or the Roman world, it was
subjected to the inyasions OF those hordes OF
Barbarians, which successively spread desc.
iation over the earth. 1t wis the prey o.
Germans, Byzantine Greeks, Romans and
moors, ous ths Roman influence remained
.aa. was oserran by the vandals
who were expelled by BELrxAa,us +, -.
invaded by the Saracens. who were driven e,,,
by the Generals OF CHARLES the Great ~.
OoLoEHA, rebel whom Pope SrsrHxr
sent TO Corsica to get rid Of him, did good ser.
vice against these Moors, as the Saracens In IN.
west Of Europe and Africa were called. HI
defeated theirking and forced them to Be ba D.
tixed. In the 9th century, BosIyAos MAE
sRAvE Of Tuscany, having defeated the Sara
Gems ia great naval battle near the coast o.
Africa, landed and built theafortress of Boni
facio. Corsica was afterwards given him by
ST. LOUIS a. q feud, and he aud his descend.
ants continued 70 govern 1t until 95I. III
history from this time until the advent OF IN.
Pisans, about the end Of the eleventh century
is obscure II IL only known that a ba rbarous
and wariike nobility had grown up in the in.
teryai and had founded many families and
baronies. A few " thsss were Dorsicsn, Tango.
bards, Goths aad Franks, who, dying before thu
barbarians. came 10 Corsica, and received flsis
for military services against tbs Moors. Thus
hereditary dynastiss were created, and Cor
sica was full OF petty kings. All the noble
fsmiSiss AZ Corsica hays. been traced 70 Huso
OoroxsA aad his folio ysxs.
EisfaAliys IT NAr vita sanh other. or or-
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"a White Lead.-Seyeral brands superior
White Lead. IN store and for sale ny
JNO. w. GARLlcK, Apathecary,
Market Place Franklin st.
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RICHMOND CnMNANDskf'{
No. 2, X. T., Oct. 10, iS"'
~ Order No d.
w SIR KNIGHTS: Attend c,nea sT
IN bly, of your Commandery, al snsss
Ia the NJ asoRs' Hall on to-Inorrow " ~ S;mvoit.
ance requires the presence OF ever sit hh'e"
BY order of the r.. Commander, G.sI
ROB'r NJ NIMM0, CAPT ~,
.WM.J RIDDIek, Recorder. 90
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{NASTED-To solicit call from all persons N
w want of TR UNKS, at the RICHMOND
manufacturing every style. from the common up
TO the most superior RIO RAM +, ALL
Leaf HER TRUNKS, LADIES' FRENCH
TRUNKS. &c. All sold at manufacturers prices,
at No. "a Nam g., in Saddle and Harness Store,
with VIM. SALMON.
IA TRUNKS REPAIRED, o
se 26-Sm JAM rs kNOIIS.
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I UOk OUT FOR The CELEBR Rate ID
IL CHEAP ST0RE.-M. MYERSON. :O4 Broad
street, has Just opened a large and well selecte
stock of LA DIES D. ESS GOODS, SHAWLS ard
CLOAKS. CARPETS in great variety, and
SHOES of all sty les which are in existence, and
will be sold from rs to 50 per cent less than any
other store in The state Nj MY RSON.
I'll " No Rrosd St hat kfh md 9Th
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PIANOS,

PIANOS.
TINE best instruments ever offered in this market.
J. at less than New Orleans prices.
! Octave 4 to A Louis XIV case, fancy pearl front
iouble sounding board. I Octave \ to 4 plain
c1,e. carved Tyre. l 6A Octave Louis XIV case;
cabinet Piano.
Those Pianos are from the celebrated mandatory
Of Newman. Bro h Sons, alt,more. Those Pianos
are unequalled for volume, richness md puri;~ of
tone, ami every instrument fully warranted to ' e
entire satisfaction. Call and examine them.
oct 29. PIPER Il BRADFORD.
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RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS

a tine as"rtment of Childrens' CABS and
Having purchased = large quantity Of mater,alfrom
the manufacturers, my facilities for repairing are
complete, and with first rate workm"n and Spacious
rooms, ! am prepared to repair NIL kinds of carrlaee>
With dispatch, and on reasonable terms.
Plantation work attended to N usual. Just recciv
ed tw" pair oi excellent TIMBER WHEELS. complete
Of Busby L Little 5 make. At the Planters Emporium
corner Of Church aud Main streets. Baton Rouge. La
novlS ". +. TCSNARD.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
parish Of West Baton Rouge,

SIXTH JUDICIAL r
In the matter Of the Succession OF VIM. G. Bo,e.
man, deed. No. 56l.
WHEREAS Frederick Nun4esheimer - Adminis-
w traitor OF the C~oparhcrship effect. IT said Es.
tste, has filed . Anal account OF his administration
ip the aame.
NOTICE is hereby given. that all l<kal opposition
to the homol"eation Of said account must be filed in
the Clerk. Once Of said Parish, within thirty days
from the puLlicat' en- hereof.
WIN c%HANBERIIN, Clerk.
Clerks O6cs, March q, 1860.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-03-24

FIRRWORX
CKY .KETg. ali sizes.
- ROMA ANDLEy, all sizes;
BENGU LIGHT,; all c~olors;
FLOWER POTS.
Blue LIGHTS,
SPIT DEVILS,
FIVE POINTED STARS.
FLYING PIGEONS, &c, &c
sale Wholesale and Retail. BY
Forvncs q ED. BOGE L, Druggist
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-03-24
&arriaae Renairina.

WITH 4 fine Stock Of material of every d =
erfpticn. and frst-class mechanics. l am fully D, p
pared TO repair aud BULL Carriages Of all kinds, wi h
dispatch and IN the best manner. on r .asanab 6
terms. at the Emporium corner of Main and rurth
streets, Baton Rouge, La. W.. +. TuNNARD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-03-24
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
PaEoins Do Quest Baton Rouge.

COUR DC SI1IZNE DISTRICT.
Dsns ra0airs Dc Il Succession de Vim. G. Bo1cman,
Geeede. No. SOL.
TfENDU que Frederick Munseaheimer CONNIE,
a.imin'stratea r des prophecies de VIM. G. Bose.
man. qu' etaieut IN societe contse le DIT Bozcman ct
h dit A~duaihist' ateu. . euregistre nm tableau de son
Ron leeale . l'homolotation da az tab,eau dev-e
vtre nAit~ au Bursan al Crehier 10 cette Paro,saia
dans L.. trente jours qui suivront Il 5remiere punbl
cation des presentes.
WI c~HaxBERIIN, Grelde r.
Bureau du Crel6er, Mars n, 1850.