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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-05

H Direct KmportatioMs.-We are in re.
ceipt of e magnificent assortment Of FRENCH
plain, of direct Importation, to which we invite
the ate nsIon of purchasers; being satisfied we can
sell as low as any house North.
SrEBBINS & PCLLEN,
je4-3t No. l0l Broad street.
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and hundreds OF voices in union, praised the
Lord with one heart and one mind. How
sweet it is to hear such an assembly sing, it is
like the heart of Gods elect. Prayers were
offered by VIM. Crane, OF Baltimore, a septer-
marian. who, in an exhortation, told us OF the
Baptist for sixty years past; ne had seen the
fathers, and knew of their real and good works,
and now he thanked God that in this day, he
had seen their children Assem- bled in such
large numbers in this General Association
Barnet Taylor Of Rappahahnock Association,
Samuel Harris and G.. W. Harris followed
with prayer.
At the expiration of the half hour, the busi-
ness of the Association was resumed, the
President taking the chair, and many in the
congregation left TO attend service in the Epis-
copal Church, to hear To- Jones preach.
The Reporto Of the State Mission Board was
read by II. X. Ellyson, the Secretary Of that
Board, which showed prosperous condition
Of the Missions. The appropriations Tor the
year were limited to $4,000. a SUM- entirely
AIRY labor in this Common wealth. Sixty-three
Missionaries were appointed to labor during
the year, whose fields Of labor embraced "a
counties and 81 towns and villages. Their Ia.
bors were a~bundantly blessed, the Mission
churches strengthened, many new churches
constituted, Sunday schools organized, hun.
dreds Of youth gathered into them, and more
than 1000 souls have profsssed fAth IN Chris
under their ministry.
Tnese missionaries, during the year, preach.
ed $3.50 sermons, baptized 1,90s converts. aided
pastors in meetings in which 972 persons pro-
fessed conversion, made $751; visits to fami'
lies for religious instruction ana prayer, or
rarixed ~ new churches and % new Sunday
schools, completed one new house Of worshiI
aud are engaged in the erection Of u others
and distributed % Bibles a Teetaments. Sit
volumes Of religious books S,s3o tracts
The receipts into the treasury. during tn.
year. were ei5, l37. rs, and the expenditures
wers elA, l80.ls, showing . balance due tn
Treasurer OF 4l2.93.
The l03. UOU Baptists (Wm. sands says there
ought 10 xtse for the ensuing year 100000 20
Stats Mfsstons. Many Of the churches ar
ahte And cen do more than ever they have don.
- sastAin Missions. Ths report says = y 10
msa nor prpmsing nslds Of labor that sr'
needed. 0ooAee provided both but means ~
Se3@e - = = eat md sustain the leboreys...
@sasfs 1ase1tt QS}mslsy, Of RsppeheAnocl
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CoUNTERFEITING.-1n Norfolk, Va, on Sa-
turday, Bracai was tried on two indictments
for counterteiting, plead guilty and was sem
fenced to the penitentiary for three years on
the first and two years on the s~econd-tive
years in all. The prisoner Brown for the
same offence, plead not guilty-his case was
argued by Gen. Blow. for the Commonwealth.
and T.. I. Chopper, Esq, for the prisoner
Verdict OF the jury, three years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary.
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DRAY TEAM FOR SALE -
F- | wish to sell ore of my TEAMS aud
CE$3 DRAY. ANY one wishing a iii st-rate es-
AHta ULES yeang and we'll
- broke, SPRING DKAY, in good order.
with DRIV t.R for the balance of The yeal-can be
either Tor cash or a satisfactory
note. J. NJ. CONHAO,
my SITS Cary, between 18th and l4th sts.
ArEIcrp MN d ID ID CANuANX =
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some other of the Virginia troops, led the ad-
vance, and were first attacked BY the enemy.
Severed from the rest Of The army, they cut
their way through the enemy to their compan.
ions, with the loss of many men. He served
as Major at Fort Duquesne, where he acq uired
the highest reputation for prudence and cour-
age. II was, ho viewer, as commander.in-chiei
OF the Virginia troops, ut the battle of Point
Pleasant, that he achieved his chief reputa.
ton. The Indian army was composed of war.
riors from the different nations north Of the
Ohio, and composed the flower of the Shawa-
nee, Delaware. Mingo, Wyandotte and Cayura
trioes, lea ON by the famous R.pHAwK.a Dela.
wars chief; SurforHUs, q Mingo; ELIs.psr.
90, a Shawanee, and son to CoRxsrALx fYur.
1Awkx, = Wyandotte and LOGAN. a Cavura
ana, at the head of The whole. C-onxsrALx
Aing OF the Northern onfsdsracy. ons ~ IN
most distinguished chiefs aud consumma,.
warriors who ever lived pom this continent
hssp ian Of battle was aAmirabls, and a -,
executed with . fsrocisus courage and pers.
serAaee almost unparalleled In Indian war
1aIs. Xhe battle lasted from sunrise IAN ann
se'' ous was 81 last decided ~ . brilliant mili
tary Of ,hs OommanAine.0srers,
which resulted Ia driving the ,Indiana scros
the Ohio. The chfvairOus Col. OuAaLsa INV,
fell 1T Tue trst onset Of the battle, and ahos
one.ffth Of the entire number Of Virgtni
troops was killed and wounded. This batsIs,
says Col. STUART In his historical memoi
"was, In fact, The bsginning Of The ~rsvolation
AIRY wal, that obtainsd for ous country II
liberty and undergraduates enjoyed ~ the I'M
ted Statss-aad . good prssass Of futpss sue
esss; for II Is well ksowa thst ~ Indisn
we're tpiineseed ~ he DFitsh - commsae
III War, 70 terribly aad coa1oand tAs peepIl
before tnsy eonmssesd hossiutiss thsnsslve
~ foliowtsg yes. st Lextngtos. II Va
ttcnSht " Hijgab pelittetans, thst y ~
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EeEn-Np6fNcroI rpHaSN TO VLl
wANT1

WANTED N NJ DIATELY-Txows..
~ FEMALE sEKVANFS; one who can sems
well recommended az n good Coo WAsurss
end lRONEk, and the other with like canae,,i La
a HOUSE SERVANT. Meme need ann ~
out sufficient testimonials "a to char.cisr" ,h,
qualifications. Al plicsnts can call at Mr. e
EAcho,s once. JAMES d. ELLETr
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- MEETING OF THE COMMIT
49, TEE OF INVITATION for the Fourth
Of July Dinner, to be given AZ the st. Charles Ho-
tel, will be held ON next SATURDAY evening, in
the Hall OF the Hotel. at S O'Clock.
The following are the names Of the committee
appointed, and they will please attend at that
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my S5-ZNfZPI
=, HEADQ'RS co. I, Isr REG. VA. VOLS.I
RICHMOND, June 4th, 1860.
NOrder No. XN.
III CHANGE OF M.-Assenible at
" 1.-The hall. corner of Marshall and 6th streets.
lover Lubs' grocery. ) this (TUESUAY) evening",
9Th instant, at 5 O'Clock.
The future meetings and drills of the Company
will be held at this Halt.
By order OF Can't. SAINT. T. BSyLY.
ie5-n+ v. l.. X f. lst Sers't.
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ALLEGED SWINDLE-The Norfolk Herald
says the recent failure OF Solomon Cherry Il
Co., commission merchants Of thai city, was
a swiudle demanding legal investigation, and
adds:
"The fair fame, name, honor and honesty of
solomon Cherry, which once stood so high in
our midst, are now lost forever, and like Lu-
offer, fallen So low that the hand OF charity
would refuse to offer consolation to one whose
advocacy would blur the grace and blush of
modesty.'"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21

Gloycs-all styles and qualities.
Half Hosc-all qualities.
Handkerchiefs-all qualities.
Cravats, Scarfs, Ties.
And all articles necessary for a Gentle
mans Wardrobe.
Shawls, Travelling Blankets,
Trunks, Valiscs, Carpet Bags,
Umbrellas, etc, etc, etc.
sH5 Boys Clothing of every description.
sts- Orders from the country respectfully
solicited. In sending orders please give the fol-
lowing measures
FOR COAT-Size of breast in inches-size of
wsist-lensth OF arm from the centre of back
-heIghth of person.
FOX PANTALOONS-Size of waist--leng,h
OF inside seam.
FOR 'EST--Size of waist--length of vest from
collar.
FOX SHlRT-Size of neck--length of arm.
Call and axamine for yourselves at the
IRON PALACE or
ALFRED MUNROE & CO,
STORY BUILDING,
lan7 Corner Camp and Common streets.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
Preserve Your Teeth.
J. a. CASADAVAMT.
Surgeon Dentist,
CTDEru

late 1872, bet'ceen 81. Peter and Toulouse SIS
{NONTINUES 10 call the a~ttention of those
who need the services Of a competent Den
iist' and those persons whose Teeth have been
injured by unskiIlful Dentists, whose gold drops
out a short time after the Teeth are plugged, and
whose Artificial Teeth cannot be worn with com
tort, BY applying 10 J. A. CAsADAvAsr. they can
have all operations in the Dental Art performed
conscientIously and in the most scientific manner.
lie benumbs the gums, before Extracting Teeth.
with a chemical preparation invented by him,
which leS>ens the pain. Consultations in
French, Spanish aud English. dec3I
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
{
Row Goods ! Meow Goods
EHH and Winter Supply.

NOW in store and for sale by ROTH, DE-
BLlECN X CO, at their old stand, corner
Bank and Nam st,eets. PlaquemIue, Id
% bbls. Gieached Naaje OIl;
20 Oh.>. WATER strained Lard Oh:
ID bbis. No. Go;
10 bids. cotton seed Oil:
1900 pair best nak-taunei Russets,
1000 pair ITon-prgs. oak-ranned RuSSets;
IJJ pair planters long-les grain Boots,
iJD pair pIanter> short leg Boots.
800 kersey Monkey Jackets.
300 hersey Pants:
100 dozen Kentucky Wool Socks:
~ do 90 Net socks an. Stockings.
80 do Hlrr and Red Flannel Oyershurs.
- 90 Collins. XIV Yankee Patent Axes:
s. do Black aud White WOOL Hats.
10 Go Glazed Hal.
10 DO Scotch w col Caps;
20 DO Ames spades. shorts and long handles:
Is Do Amcs. sHoyels, do do:
80 do Casi-stee! Case Knives:
) DO Iloa, IN and copper sugar ladies';
; DO DO do do SWIMMERS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21

TNHE undersigned respectfully informs NJ,
Il friends and the public generally, that he "a,
determined IN future, as a great accommodation
TO his patrons, TO keep in Plaquemine. ih-c;;,n-
out the year, a fine stock of Hc.srs and Mules.
aud also Slaves; which he intends 10 sell Lor,I
s'dn pTtces Of any other trader, and upon the
usual accommodating terms. He trusts this re-
newed evidence OF his disposition TO accommo.
date the public, will insure him a continuance Of
the patronage he has heretofore received.
au2s II. Z. MOORE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
GAZETTE & SENTINEL,
A

IN. stream ripples b'ichtby nv cottage,
The sunshine is brigh, on lhe stream;
And the wee pebble stones, ia tine SUNSHINE.
Like diamonds sparkle aud CLEAN.
There are hazel trees kissing the wafer.
And plumes Of the fair meadow-sweet.
And down by the hazals sta JEANNE,
And dabbles her little white feet.
The robin peeps in at my door-way-
The linnet looks down from the tree:
And here, piIlowed up in his cradle,
Wee Sandy site smiling at me.
My milk-pail stands bright in the corner,
My tins are all bright on the shelf
And the white supper.cIoth on my table
Is clean, for | washed il nv self.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21

S The undersigned prOpnetoTdecms
&S%& : Ei1it cxpedieut 10 inform the IkNF
80 ia Filing PUBLIC IN particular. as
EsSAth[w well as Regular BoaTaeIs' that the
ABOVE liouse-whicn has breu established about
two wears. more as a Private Boarding House
.,h1u a Hotel-has lately. by the advice OF iIlerds
and the urgent demands OF the public. been ex-
tended 10 d depth is -,pat as It's former length,
aud now presents, N lhe extent and style OF MS
recommendations. the characteristics Of a HT>t
c.l,, Hotel. second 10 10 otnrTm The country pa
FISHES. 10 which ne invites the attention OF all re-
curing accommodation OF fh- character watch
,uav be expected at d tirSt class Hotel.
The FUTILE HOUSE is most clI-.bly s:tua-
ted. both tor The convenience OF Travellers and
the Business Community. Ii Is situated on the
corner OF Bank and PlaquemIne streets. opposite
the steamboat landing. and unne lIdtely on a line
with the late Planters tBis>eit>) Hotel. and
about one hundred yards distant from the river.
In front OF the House there i 4 handsome portl-
20. above and below. an extensive Reading
and Reception Room. in which there Is one OF
the best SlJcS. for the preservation OF valuables.
anywhere 10 be lOuud-a deiIShtldl Dining Room
aud Bed Rooms. &c., thdt cannot be- eXceiIed ia
front and partly around the house there Is Il ward
OF liue green >WITd. most delightful foT caIIdrcu.
In tine. tn" Undersigned j. COT ltcn' that rrayei-
rrs aut nther, wall lind at Jur TUT LIE HOUSE
every t0miort aud attention that could ue eN-
prcted At Hotels 81 the highest reputation. and al
rIIcts That cannot fan 10 br acceptable.
The late ImpIu,rIH .uts ueins now almost
completed. with da entire new outu' of FurLI-
tarr. Bedding. &c. the FUTILE HOUSE j,
confidently thrown open 10 the auhic ~ d Ir,j
c.d>, notr.. 70 VIII en- the undersigned respectfully
invite, al VINO desire quiet AMI elegant accom-
motdIul>.
uoyI3.ff J.. :. FUTILE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
BDz'N' GOKZEasE.

mus lH>'ifUtInI = now ohm Tor
rs - ,ur a irris>Iou OF pupils. The srryi-
~Ass8I COS of VI. PARor. an accomplished
teacher OF French. have been secured Tor This DE-.
partment and be will be ON the ground in a few
days, when lhuS" desIring instruction in this
branch can b. accommodated. The p lncipal viii
also soon take up hi residence Ia the Institution.
when a limited number OF pupils from abroad
may be accommodated with board.
Special pans viii he taken IN preparing yoG'h
thoroughly Tor College, in orieglhat their future
course may he both easy and s~a,r,iacto Y. The
same care viii also ue taken with those vino may
wish 70 Prosecute their classical studio, beyond
he ruilm"li, Ia ihi> instruction.
4 careful supervision wIi Ne exercised over the
morals. habits and conduct at pupils dmlns scuoo!
unurs or Wnic rr>Il,utiG the Institution.
The lui.oAju. ale Tie
TERMS OF TUITION. &c.
PRIMARY Ergi- 80. per uoath. $500
Al. aucca i.us.lsh studies, yUu
French. with En.Ilsa branches. 500
Latin. French and English. comOlarL. lOuu
Board. pei nnulG, 1900
,.IIug, extra.
j. AL hills paval'e monthly.
Instruction 'u Painting aud p,ay.ug gwen in
he ius;. alton. h d--lci.
raul HELBY, PRINCIPAL.
r~ia4T-mru- la. OF. s'n, lS5a. oc;s
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21

EiOrsc6rH'iag Gaf Commits
siOa Business.

S'e7@joat Landing. odjoiEiag the Post
O1icc.
THE UNDERSIGNED have associaisd hem.
: selves together. tor tn" purpose of dciug d
general Forwarding aud Commission Business.
We will also Collect MONIES due the mcr-
chants, and bushes. men. OF the North, East aud
West. Ati business Entrusted 10 our care viii DC
promptly attended 10.
HEELCIN Il JENNINGS.
PHILIP UrELrIV.l
?. yFHNJNI~
GR"trr 10 any reliable citizen Of the Parish
lnrrvIilp. La. deal
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
Negroes Negroes!

TNHE planters of Iberville and the adjoining
l. parishes will please take notice, that / have
Just had landed at Pl~aquemine. parish of her
Vile, La. a choice lot of Negroes, males and fe-
males, field hands, cooks, washers and ironers
And having made arrangements to keep a con-
slant supply on hand, can aud will sell slaves
al over rates and on more accommodating terms
than any trader can, who may visit this section
HENRY f. MOORE.
Plaquemine, Nov. 18th, 1858. If
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
GAYOSO
Memphis, Tenn.

III This house is now in the full tide Of
....f1 prosperity. and the proprietor takes
sseapr pride IN offering il 10 travellers as one
-sintenor in no Iespect-if indeed il i,
equdlled by any-to The best Hotels ia this coun.
Try. The comfort, elegance and convenience of
the Gayoso House cannot be excelled.
V2 D. oCKkELL, Proprietor.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
VIEW .lDV-S
DONOVAN & NEUTZ.
e&9SS&s,
05. Camp Street. .9h
NEW ORLEANS,

-4NCHOEIES-h Oil and SAT-.
-7PPLES-Green, Dried, Prcscrrea, and INN.
JeRg. ""
B.aCON-B,mktdst Bacon. Siacs and s1oDla,.,
BEEF-Phaadaph,a and HtstoH. Dried BrC
BUTTER-GosleH. Roll aud Western.
BUCKWHE3I-h bills, n DO, tags and Jore,
BROM2-Bltr's eylra prepared.
BROONS-Corn. Hair and UhisD.
BRUSHES htcwash, Shoe, Scrubs and Das,.
CHEESE-Enghsh Daiyg Cream, W,acrn
punc 1gptr Duich and Saps0go.
CR.dCkERS-CracE1rds. CoranOa; Carduav.
Cream, Mtik, Sugar, Boston. Hater, Ginrsy'
Hlnc, Soma amt Naccaroni Snaps.
COFFEE-Oid Cor. TARA. Family Jara, Harduo
gu RIO, Lag"ra, Mocha, MeIican and Costa
CHOCOLATE AND cocoa.
CLANS IND OYSTERS.
DRLED CHERRIES-BLackJey1ie and Peaches.
EGGS.
FRUITS-Raisins. Curraats. Pie Fruits, Tail,
Fruits, Primes. Figs. Ciroa and Cyanbsrr,e,
FLOCR-F f. f. g Golden Hue, and .llantic,
M 6Us, hf66iS and bags.
fISH-Naokcrd. IN bf6IL. Kit. and hf do. Codfsh,
MaeainaT IroHi, Salmon, pickiei aud spiced.
Zoe Herring, DRIED HerrInS, Hati6ut and
GINGER-Ca Canton, Drc2 and pplrcriscd.
HERBS-S"gc, Thyme, Saroyy and Mayorum.
H.7MS-Sugar- Cured, Green anil Mutton.
ISLNGL1SS IND GEL.iIINE.
JELLE>-CUJydnt, Grape, Pium5 Damson. -Ap-
pie. Orange. Biack6rry. RdspJoyy, Nrav-
6,rry, Lemon, Pcacl and Guara.
LARD
liquors, WINES .4yD tORDL1Ls-Byar.
Dig, WHISKY, Champagne, Madeira. Port. Nus
cat. Sherry. .3nHiserc, GuignOid. Raf0fqi,
Cassis DH Mont Dor, CUacoa. Maraschino,
HOSSfCfffT 4 RyfycTS Ncb,.4g,, SJ.,.,.
Orange F2OUcr Hahr. .Ac, Porter. Clara
Utncs. Blackberry, UM Chcrgy and French
Cordiais.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP-Plqmation
aud SHgdr-hOuSc Moiasses, Sieuayfs and Bel.
oters Syrup, and Siyov de Bai,rie.
W IS-AImondS, SGT shell and SHIELDED, and
Pscqns.
OILS Chiffon Seed, Lard and Sperm.
PIChLES-OhireS, PecoliiIi. Gerkirs.
Ltmcs. Caut Jfo,reys, Onions, Red Cabbage, &t
PO1A 1OES-IriSh ami Sresi.
PRESERPES-Pine Apple. Peas. Peaches,
GRAB ,lPpd, Orange, Blackberry, Raspberry,
Nrar6er7y, PlnDs, .ipricot,. Dan,sOhs, Cher.
ries, Grape, Green Cages and LINES.
RICE-Barh'y, Split and Dried Green Pea, and
NODA-C Cream, Tartar Salaraius and Yeast
POrdus.
SALT March Soap, Mustard, Pepper,
Lamp Hiok, &c.
SA UCES-.UG>hrOOm. Eeichup, 7onlaYo
do, Worcestershire, Soho, John Bulls, Harrey',,
Paoh, BeJ-steak, China Royal, &c.
StGiR-br"oH, GraRuidted, P0pdered,
Loaf AMI Crushed.
SO4PS-Oakleys, Hills, EeHer,s, H0sey,
Palm OIL, almond and Transparent.
ioAGtES- Srgar-cuTcd and Picked.
Pigs Feet. philadelphia Pig PORK, Mes, and
Prime Pork.
English. Breakfast. Ooolong. Pou.
ohong. hose, Old Hyson, TOUag Hysn. hrpt-
rial aud GunpoUI'r. loose and Il, papers Of haf
ard quarter pounds.
IERMICELLL Macoaroni, TaptooO, Sage and
.7rrOwOUt.
IINEG.dR-Wh Vine, Cider, Cafa96a an.
Common.
SPiCES-Nac Nutmsss, Cinnamon, All.
spires. Ciyres. Sc.
StNDRiES-h idia Curry, Salad Cream,
Eosc und Bay Waters. Oatmeal, Hominy. Gra.
hmi Flour, Corn MCdl, Gri., Hpdigo. Pads,
buckets. Ctaaes' Inns. Candles Of all Kind,
Shrimp Fasie, yarmouth Herring, Cocoa
Paste.
o. Goods delivered free of drayage 10 boats.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
Rsso,rel, That the rates of ferriage for foot

Res2'r6I, That the rates Of ferrjage for foot
passengers across the Mississippi river, cnpo-
site the town Of P~laquemine, be increased to
twenty cents instead Of fifteen, as heretofore.
The sad resolution was laid over to the next
meeting.
The petition Of the residents Of Ravous
Crosse rete and Maringouin, praying tor a
public road from the Crosse Trte opposite
Rosedaie to The Bayou Maringouin, on the line
dividing DIR. CanpheiiS plantation from Mrs.
Dickiuson's, and IN the rear Of their planta-
tons on the line dividing the plantations Of
Joseph NJ. Young and Charles Beichcr, having
been presented and read, was On motto
adopted with the VroCiSo, that tie parties ia.
tercSted pay all expenses, and assume al res.
p0nS bilties in the making or establishing
said road. And on mt On, McsSr~. Hiram
Sigler, Il. \. Stewart aud Henry Bc,cher were
appointed commissioners TO locate and Is.
tabiish the above road as prayed for in the
above petition.
Mr.. Gallagher offered the following reso,u
ton. which is as follows, VIZ;
Rssotrfd. That the Treasurer Of the Parish
ofI5ervIl,e shall hereafter receive as q compcn
satioa l0r ms services as Parish Treasurer.
our hundred dollars, to he pari quarterly be
it further resolved, that all oidnaucr, ana res.
UluiiOns contrary to, or conflicting with this
resolution be repealed; and thc same being
seconded was put to vote, it appeared that Mr..
Gallagher voted in tie atiiym,tjve-l yea :
and MessrS. Dardeune, Rabjn and HYDE, vo-
ted against its nays. Therefore the resola-
tIon vas rejected.
Mr.. Keep was excused from voting.
o. motion, The po,cc Jary adjourned until
rs next regular meeting, LIST Monday III June,
1860.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
.se,V GToces.y Establishment

IHE uuders CRED hegs leave 10 inform his
L friend, aud the public generally. that be- mas
opened a Grocery store in the bui ding on Bank
street, adjoining the Furniture store ct \ VII
ben. where lac VIII constantly keep on ASSET.
meut OF Fresh d'rOCcriC> oi every des-
cEIPhon usually kept la Grocery stores, which
he Offers 10 the puoli; al the very lowest prices.
FOR CASH.
He trusts that his friends and citizens gene
rally OF f!aqlemIne ard Vicinity viii give bIm
a portion oil their patronage.
ieb4 f. 4. ORILLtON
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
Sa6dIerS.

\ fall assortment Of Ladies, Misses. Gents and
Boys Plain aud Quilted Seats. Bu,chins, Cart
Saddles. buggy aud Carriage Harness, Riding
and Buggy hips, Blind Brides. Bride Filings
Port hid suatilje Bits, MartingaIes. Buggy Reins,
GnIfnS and Sursimnlr,.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
New Butchery.

E=s The undersigned respectfully informs the
---publIc that he has purchased the old and
wei known Bulchery of +. Smith, aud that he
intends TO keep his stall well supplied with The
best Of Beet. Mutton. Pork. &c. By a stricf at
%lentlon 10 his business in the above respect. he
hopes TO have a share of public patronage. and
particularly the patronage OF Nj. Smiths old
customers.
p. !. The carts will run as usual down tho
Coast and 10 the Park,
dec2j-lm BERTRAM BEYRIS.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
Police Jury-Parish of IbervilIc.

On Monday the 9th day of April, 1860, at 4
regular meeting Of the Poice Jury OF the Pa.
rish of lberville, the following members were
present, TO wit:
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21

! EabOr Of Years Reduced 10 IL
Few Days.

HA|iNG been induced by frequent ]so'ici'a-
IL ton. 10 make public the science oil Kettle
Setting that | practice. ! hereby give notice 90 a.
persons te,IiIE 20 acquire a knowledge q; the
atf. thai | WI give them instructions tor the
setting OF Kettles, Tor either wood of coal, on ap-
]piiCai0n 10 Ne.
My system i based upon principles, the p!au-
sIoiIlrv and correctness oil which admit Of no con-
traiIclIou. winch are quickly and fully roupfr-
ncudsd. and tHeirtore not liable TO be easily IoI.
gotten.
have models Tor i've different constructions
Of Kettles, aud designs ny which instruction Is
made easy. and the art soon acquired. Copies
OF designs az drawings are gwen 10 those whom
instruct. All those 10 whom | leach NV s"s-
tenn. are also assisted 10y my services. IL requI Ell.
Instructions 90" only gwen 10 those who have
been three or tour wears ~ 'hr business Ot Kettle
setting. and ar" good worEmen.
F'r lnitIer particulars, inquire, by letter or
otherwise. oil ;Dc uuicI,s-uri.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
Tiaqn"nnr, .Par.ho Of irrr,lieJ Ia feD. -, l-Gn.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21

from Virginia, Maryland and Georgia. TIieI.
wards, during the whole season. the supply shall
be kept good by the receipt OF large lots Of the
choicest negroes 10 be had from the above States.
Apply at 81 Baronne street, between Common
and Gravier. aud two squares west from ST.
Charles Hotel.
octs WALTER J.. CAMPBELL.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
Carpeting -Carpeting,

70 pieces assOTlet pat'erns. aud ranging iIom
81 IL 10 SOC. per yard. Parlor Rugs, assorted
Carpe, Binding, Floor Oil Cloth, ii, 81, I'll.
- NiG~.
Il oar goot' having been selected in person
b. Mr. Ro,h m New York, Boston. Cincinnati
and Louisville. We are able 10 sell al New Or
leans prices. GIVE us d trldi aaI satisfy your
selves.
ocl ROTH, DEBLIEUX & CO.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21

Goats and Wrappers,
Hats. Camp Blankets
Table Covers. DOoT-ma's.
Rubber Clojus. OF different uid,hs and colors.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-21
China Vases.

4 FINE ASSORTMENr, Of all sizes an
prices. For sale by
deb STOCKLEY X DELAyALLADE