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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-07-28

TOW III Store.
bbls bl-Sulphate of Lime,
~ 20 bbls Polar whale oil, clea'
B &c Castor OIL,
l0 g Linseed oil,
1000 lbs White lead,
10 dozen Champagne,
20 +" Claret.
5000 choice brands Havana cigars.
so 600 German cigars,
so casks Scotch Ale,
n bbls Blue Lick Ware
s H choice Peach WHISKY
:" $ Monongahela do,
S different kinds of French Brandy at
different prices,
80 dozen Barnum's Fluid Lamps,
10 reams Wrapping paper,
SO boxes Chinese Fire crakers.
All the above articles are offered at New Orleans
Ties, either for cash Or on credit
ED. BcGEL, Druggist
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GarriaQe NeDuirinQ.

WITH i FINE STOCK Of material of every DIES
cription. and frSt-cla-s mechanics, ! am iully pre-
pared 10 repair and haill Carriages of all kinds, with
dispatch and IL tn. best manner. ON reasonable
terms. at the En- p"rtum. corner of Main and Chure b
streets. Eaton Rouge. La. VI. F.
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SENATOR CR,TTENDEN.-This noble old Ro-
nan is emphatic in his praise for Bell and
Everett, and active and indefatiga BILE in his ef-
forts to advance their cause. The mention OF
the fact would not be necessary, but for the
talsehoohs which, at one time. made him the
supporter Of Douglas, and. another, the sup
porter OF Brec kinridge. He has has no word
Of advocacy for any ticket but the Union tick
ct.
We cut the above from the St. Louis Even
ing Ne~s to show the lack of principle in the
opponents of the Constitutions Union marty,
which rendered such an endorsement of Mr.:
Crittenden's political honesty necessary in
the State OF Missouri.
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ENresh G~OOds.-Just received, Native Catawt1
- Wine, French Claret-aH qualities. Cigars Il
the finest brands, and q general assortment Of fres.l
family groceries. r. EBBER !
June 23d, 1850. Ferry Landing. :
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= q n y r. iES.-
y 100 barrels saperine Gaiena Mills Flour,
100 barrels Paducah do
so bbis ehoiee Extra Cape Jessamine do
80 bbis Nonpareil,
) casks London Brown Stout,
casks Y"unger's .tie,
10 nbl> Swan Gin,
10 = Brandy,
loo bhis Ward " Gary's rectihed Whisky, So
90 boxes assorted Chewing Tobacco,
10 bags choice lava Coffee.
500 boxes assorted Soaps,
400 boxer Star Gandles,
rs boxes assorted Candies,
II barrels Washing Soda.
10 half Barrels Tar. M
Sept is for sale by sol. BENJAMIN.
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garages and Harness

THE sA Sscrlhcr having con- p@letetl his spaclor
j W4rehous and ii" '~tsctory. is row opening the
most complete of CARRIAGES al HARNESS over o.
tered 10 purchasers IN this vicinity and would cal
the attention OF hi, friends and the public generally
to his establishment and to examine his stock before
Purchasing elsewhere.
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House Furnishing Good
DAINTs. OILS. VARNlsHEs AND

pNTN IS. VIIE>, VANNISt1FS AZ y
Il Glass.-A fresh arrival Of Oil and Turpentine.
pure White Lead. Porcelain and snow Zinc Copal, De
mar and japan varnlshcs. Black Ashphaltum, Lamp
and Ivory Black. Paint and Earnlsh Brushes. Glazier's
Iiamons and Points, besides all the colors used eitLe
drv or in oil to be had Of
LARGUIER 4 L.ANOUE
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Carpets.

! Carpets.
N'ON aloat and to arrive in three weeks, the la,
~ gest and most varied assortment ever offered IN
iils market f
Tapestry Brussels,
lngrains,
Z nperfire "
Extra Fine .
Union :!
Two and three Phys, List and Hemp Carpets, Viii
ton, lapestry, Brussels and Tufted Rings, Hassocks.
i! ocoa, MANILA, eleton and English Mats.
Cur domestic carpets were purchased from the
manufacturer, an our English Carpets from the i'm
..,orter by one of our house in person, we shall get
lhe goods in time for the public to examine them and
compare the prices with the New Orleans market. as
we sl.all be able to sell Carpets as low as they can be
purchased in any southern market.
aug 10y. PIPER 4 BRADFORD.
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Furniture.

NM are daily receiving large additions to OF
w stock of furniture and many articles intr,
sucrd for the first time in this market.
aug 6. PIPER G BRADFORD.
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Silver-Plated Ware, or pure
A1bata.
liable and Tea Spoons,
Table and Desert Forhs,
1, Decantsr stanas,
Wine Casters, Pie and Fish Knives Cake Baskets
CUP. Cream and Gravy Ladit 5. Card Baskets,
Sugar longs and Shovels.
Mustard spoons and uga r sitter, Butter cups and
poon Holde RS,
Ours, Mugs, Molasses Jugs, bait pOons, Casters.
Butter Knives, Pitchers, Ia lie and Tea Knives
in cases.
aug3l-3w PIPER 4 BRADFORD.
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Usefu! roEelf:es.

Useful NOEelf .es.
ID" Mt Foot SarapeFS, Ornamental Umbrella
L lands. patent egg heaters. ! ienc!i roll pans,
corn cake lanS, egg flyers, poacleFz and boilers,
spring canaiesttcks. dressing cases isr ladies and gem
tlenlen. silver enrta!,. p.i:s, port io.ios, double egg
glasses. &c, ;usy received at
oct s. PIPER Il DRADFO. DIS.
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j. MCCORMICK,
POST OFFICE BUILDING, THIRD STREET
BATON Rouge, La.
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
Ilcat, Miscellaneous, and Scht
Writing Paper, viz:

Writing Paper, Viz:
Cap, Liter, Note, Record and Bill paper.
Blank Books OF all kinds always on hand, or fu.
nished at short notice.
~ Agent for all Newspapers and Magazines pub
iished in the United States or Europe. !?
- All new Books, Magazines and Newspapers
received as soon Us issued.
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PIANOS.
TNHE best instr uments ever offered in this market,
at less than New Orleans prices.
/ .ctave A to A Louis XIV case. fancy pearl front
double sounding board. l I Octave A to A plain
case, carved Tyre. l 6A Octave Louis XIV case;
cabinet Piano.
Those Pianos are from the celebrated mandatory
of Newman. Bro. Y Sons, Baltimore. Those Pianos
are unequalled for volume, richness and purity of
tone, and every instrument fully warranted to give
entire satisfaction. Call and examine them.
oct -. PIPER Il BRADFORD.
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SWIMMERS + LADIES

SWIMMERS 4 LADIES.
CKIMMERS, Ladles,3
- Cane shed Lanthorns, Sugar House Lamps,
Lampwick and Oil, Bi Sulphite Faucets, e.
S~acharometers, Move Wire.
for cane juice, and every other article connected
with the manufacture of sugar, at
LARGUIER & LANOUE'S,
oct 60. Corner of Lafayette and Florida SITS.
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NJ eN Arrivals
NZNIRECT FROM THE M~ANUFACTORY.
WESTERN CoRNSHUCKERs, with SIDH WHEELS, to
which may be attached a BAND,
SOUTHERN CoRNsIIUeKERs,
SELF SHARPENING; Hay CUTTERS,
STRAIGHT do do.
IRMSoNS'
rUSH Il GRASS SYTHES,
GRAIN CRanLES
a.. HANDLRD PRUNING SAWS Il CHISEIS,
x HASnIED AEARANCAToRs,
TWO CUTTERS.
BUSiI & Eli. Hooks.
STEGi RAKEs h ScUFFLEs,
AMES IoSc & SHORT HANDLED SPADES Il SHOVEL
at L.ARGU!ER L L.ANOUES.
cor Lafayette 4 Florida SITS.
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nAINTS, OILS, VARNlSHES &pC.-
5000 lbs pure White Lead,
$500 lbs American Snow Zinc in tin cans,
1000 lbs French do do g -" do.
500 lbs Chrome Yellow in Oil,
500 lbs Paris h Chrome Green in Oil,
Prussian Blue and Black Paint,
Boiled and Raw Iinseed Oil,
Turpentinea and Liquid Zinc Dryer,
! Varnishss, Brushes and Dry Paints,
at Hardware Stors of
LARGU!EK & LANoUE,
Corner Lafayette and Florida SIS.
To Sportsmen.
1uST o%pened--a fine lot of Glllespies' celebrated
d double and single barrel Shot Guns, together
with French Game Bags, Shot Pouches, Powder
Fla SKIS, Caps, at
LARGUIER Il LANOUE'S,
oct 20. Corner Of Laf. and Florida SITS.
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ploughs.

DERSONs Wishing to preserve their fruits for WIN
L ter can be supplied with Cans hernletically seal
ed, at Il IANOUE'S.
aug 10 Corner Lafayette Il Florida SITS.
So Grind Stones.
GOOD assortment Of .:Boredn Grind Stones, at
y LRAGtIER & LANOUF;S,
aug 10 Corner Lafayette x Florida st.
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10 Rheumatism! Rheumatism
RHEUMATISM CURED BY
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE!
RHETMATISN-Cap am Canot
RHEUM Al lSM-infl ammatory, James Smyth.
RHEUMATISM-Had it rs wears. F. Douneily
RHEtlMATISM-Had it 10 ears, Stephen Tay or.
HEUMATISM- " ad it IL years, A Kitchen
RHEUMATlSM-nad il ears, Robert Gault.
RHtUMAriSM-Had il IS years, L. Boswel.
IF YOU HAVE COUGH
....-- FAKE HAM PTON'S TINCTURE.
IF you HAVE DYSPEPSIA.
IF YOU HAVE BRONCHITIS.
- ~ TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU Arm ALL WEAKNESS, -f5....
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU have HEADAGHE,
TAKE HAMPT0N'J TINCTURE.
IA Call anu get pam phi let's and see cures.
soid BY PUkCELt, LApD L CO., .klcnmond !,
BY DR.: COOKE, Frederickstarg; BY 81 the Drnk-
BRAY, Baltimore; and BY Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six bottles,
as oc6 -d&owts
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n speeial Notice. %
1860. FALL AND wINTER TRADE. 1856

The great emporiuas of In
A l. FRED MO s E s..
s. MAIN STREET,
Has nov On hand; and receiving daily. the most
yarisd stcck Of Dry GOODS ever exhibited By
him IN the city Of Richmond, embracing the
LATEST srYL.ss At ss NOVELTIES oF The
In she following 6OODs such Inducements will
ne ol7red that cannot be had elsewhere, ana pur-
get their supplies from the cheapest house in the
DRESS 6ooDs DEPARTMENT..
+, - Brocads and Rept Silks.
PLAIN and Figured Delaas, all wool.
Merinoes and Woollen Plsids. 4Ae., &C.. &c.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT..
Fifty different ST. les in Beaver and Cloth Of the
latest novelties of the season. New styles 70
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT..
. SatInetts, jeans. Full Cloths. hes. makas.
sheep's Greys. Kerseys. Tweeds- Plaid Lipseys.
AID striped BED BisS ies Bisntsts- oo
pairs on hand. the che ape.t in the Eta and va
Tiety Of other goods for servants' Wear, At very
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT..
Towels and Towel,ng. Crash Huekahack Diaper.
Bird Eye Diaper, Scotch and Russia Diaper. Doy-
Cashmere Covers, Irish Linens, &c
CARPET DEPARTMENT
Splendid Three Ply Carpets, new patterns, su
Velvet Rugs, Brussels do Hemp and Rug Car Car
pets all of which will be offered at Is per cent less
th IM III HosrgRy GLOVES ard
An endless variety of Goods usually found in a
Dry Goods establishment; and every article will
be offered At such low prices that cannot fail 9"
meet he wishes OF the closest buyers. Our main
efforts will be to please all who may favor with
a call
porum 81 Trade is tHs placs .'' ~" = '" -'"'
oc s-2aw4w " Wv g MAIN STREET.
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DIED;

o'clock ', M..CHAkLES MONTGOMERY. the
only child Of Il; . and NJ. y. McMuhn, aged
months and y days -.
( The ,smains win Re escorted to tn. fsmy bury
inE-g round in Caro- Inc ca this morning at ca
o'clock,
IA RELIGIOUS Herald please copy.
On Saturday evening, October 9Th, RUSSELL
WORTH. aged II months, infant son Of James X.
and Eiorence Eiaher.
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SALs or FARH. Gen. II. u. Woodhouss
Of Priscsss Anns coanty. Va, has sold his
farm on ~ road 70 he Great Bridge. con-
tsinIsg two hsnAsed snA forty acsss, ~ ssvsa
thonsand q hundred dollars. A Mr.. Doxier,
tron Eof.h Carolina, 10 the purchaser
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c EVEN TIL MI Al

FIRG INA MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
The spacious Hall on 9th street will be open fof
contributions on W kDN ESDAY, October 81
DAY, October 10th.
Ample motive power will be provided for ma
chinery OF al kinds. InrtstorS, mechanics. B,ss-
Efactnrers artists, and the tadiss, are invited
ser d in their contributions on or before sATuk-
DAY, the 9Th Of OCTOBER, 80 az to eompe for
the premiums, which viii he Monty, 6oLB sna
oliver MEDALS and DIPLoAAs. ALI articles Of
merfcan Produesian can DO entered for coRse-
tition, and none others
"a Persons having Revolutionary Rsl,es, III
Plate, Pdiatswgx, Prtats Cotss, uiRsrdts, Shsi!'-
ForsigH or Domestic ,CRriosttits, are invited 10
send tn M in for exhibition.
AAHaHat Members. yHat0r Members, and per-
sons wishing 70 become Life Members. can pto-
cure certificates ct once BY apply ing at the oihcs
OF the lnstituse Members who have paid Their
duss TO Jaly, 1851. can attend the NIGHT ecHooL
free Of charge.
"a For space, or other information relative to
the Exhibition, apply to
Sc 2S-ts JAMES d. BROWNE. China.
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ATA MEETING OF THE Di.
L. ~ EHH0RS Ql TN NIRSIh d L

x ATA MEETI>G OF THE Di,
49, RECTORS OF THE VIRGINIA LIZ
I.SURANCE COMPANY, held at the Company s
office, on MONDAY, the LIST October, 1860, the fol :
loving letter of resie nation was received from
MI WM. H. MaCFARLAND. the Pfesidept:
" RICHMOND. October LIST. 1880.
"GhNsLEMRN You will please accept the re-
sic nation of the office of Pre- .ldent, which have
the honor to hold in your COMPANY. II is not pos
sible for to give 10 the Office the ate, ton due
TO ITS importance. and l have the Satisfaction to
know that you can fuppiy my place TO the advan-
tage OF our constituents and the public. +st-'f
!" congratulate you on the Eigh position onr
COMPANY has rapidly attained-a result em,ne at ly
desc rived by the care and wisdom observed in Its
ganzation. Ii cannot iail to grow IN public con-
fdence. which it well deserves BY the sure Inden-
nifty it Offers, and the be salty and fairness of its
terms.
= am, with high respect, your ob't serv't.
WIN. H. MAGYAR AND.
To the Directors of the Virginia Life Insurance
l. COMPANY ~
Thereupon, it was Rssoired, That the tn 4nks OF
the Board be rendered hr. MCFARLAND FOR the
efficient and important services rendered ~ him
to the Company during his continu nee in Office
Mr., SAMUEL j HARRISON was then IN nlmous-
Nv elected President. and Mr. WIN. H. III KALI
Vice President TO fill the vacancy accustomed iy
the promot ton of Mr.. Harrison. ....-.z- /
Ia u ~ i. ADAIR PLEASANTS, Sec'y.
Richmond. CT ID, 1860. oc3 St
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IA CITizENs AND STR.>GERs should not fail
want OF lkenesses OF any style or SIZE. Lie size
Photographs, direct from hfs and coiored In any
style desired Gard and Letter PHOTOGRAPHS, SIS
per dozen; duplicates. 81 50 per dozen. The beau
tiiul Pearl Amhroty pes, Is cents to 50 Life size
Photographs, colored and framed, $50 and mp
wards. s ...ts-i-.. &C 6-Zt
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On. CAHILLs OPINION OF AMERICA.-Dr
Cahill writes to Ireland concerning this
country Few readers will recognize this
sketch:
Every man, woman and child believes in
the business and equality OF the Constitution;
he reveres the &c ling President; he respects
the current Cabinet; he belongs himself to
the army; and walks, and stands, and speaks
like free human being Cheap government
just laws. rational liberty, are The American
notices"
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NOTICE TO q W n l. X 5 OF TExA 5
~ LANDS AND HOLDERS OF TEXAS LAND
SCRfr.-The subscriber wishes 10 obtain 1900
acres OF TEXAS LAND &C nip. for location In
the Red River. He Will locate the same upon as
good co.. ton lands any in the South for an undi
vIded inter st ct ONE-FoUETH OF the land, pay Ins
al the expenses OF surve, ing, patentng, &C.. C.
residence of tEeuty- FIVE years in Texas, and
a thorough knowledge OF the country Its lands ard
I" land sy stem" will enable hun to secure good
ana valuab lands to such as may place their scrip
In his hands
To those owning lands In Texas. he would be
glad to furnish any info nation they may wish as
t. their character value. &c land # desired would
References given, if necs ssary Can he found, for
a few days, either at the Drus Store of DR. JAMES
oc 6-2t$ ]. G. DUVAL.
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PERSONAL.


NOTICE-T0 THE PUBIIC.-Left my he'd
~ and board, on the 22d day of Septem Ter with
out any cause or prOvocstion. my wife, MARY
JANE BERNARD | fnrewarn al persons from
har boring or oIeditnE her or my account
90 8-3.H f JOSEPH BERNARD. s.
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Special Notice. ~
OCTORER 146O

.
SAMUEL M. PRICE i CO.,
RETAILERS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Invite the attention Of their friends and the pub
lie to their con- plete assortment, just received. Of
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Elegant SILKS, in newest st, les, colored and
black.
Real Iris and French POPL ms.
Velour OFT OMANS and VALENTIAS, in every
variety-Plad. Brocade and Figured
Medium DR. ESS GOO OS IN great variety.
MOURNING GOODS, superior stock.
FRENCH ard SEQ PCH EMBROtDERIES.
REAL LACE in sets, COLLARS and HAND
KERCHIEFS-the largest and best stock that has
eTsi Eve fa snd cloth 'GoAKs Of all the
French patterns.
AUTUMN CLOAKS and BUSTERS. in plain
STYLES; Scotch Hoods. and the new Arabs and Ar
gtntnes. 40 ~ 80.
FAMILY LINENS and HOUSEKEEPING
FLANNELS-the best assortment we have ever
PLANTATION GOoDs-HOME MANUFAC
TURE- Manchester, Va; Virgins Penitentary;
fredericksburg and Lexington Fulled Cloths; a
full stock of Ilinseys. Kerseys and leans.
BLANKETS. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. and
VEsTfNGS. of direct importation. oc ITS
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.
IMPORTANT TO GAS CoNsU MEKs.

L MfOn1AN ~ OAS " " ~ , u IVA 4 N -
CHAS. II. LANGLEY,
GAS FILTER. TIMER AND COPPERSMITH,
Wou.d IN form the public that he is sole agent for
HAWLEY'S IMPROVED CYLINDER GAS
BURNERS,
and is prepared to ru' them up at the shortest no
tee. and the most reasonable terms The ad
vantag es of these Burners are: To prevent blowing
snd waste of gas. to give more clear and uniform
light, to regulate the quantity consumed with the
full head turned on to any desired amount, and
TINS tn save at least twenty five per cent. over
the ODD nay Burners.
Mr. J. +. Brown, In charge of the WASHINGTON
City Gas Works, has certified that they are xnhes
itatingly the best Burners he has seen during his
connection CT twelve wears with those works and
the Superintendent of the Richmond Gas Works
asserts that he has tried them, and that they save
at least twe ty per cent over other Burners.
Thankful for past favors, the subscriber invites
orders for all work IN his line, feeling assured that
he can give entire satisfaction as to quality and
price. CHAS. n; LANGLEY,
oc IT'S 18th St, between Main and Cary.
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BOOKS THAT SHOULD BE- READ BY ALL.

THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF MRS. EMILY
C. JUDSON, tFANNY FORESTER third wife
of Rev. AdonLram Judson. ID. d., Missionary
tp Eurmah. By A. g. Kerdrick, Professor nf
Greek in the University of Rochester. / vol.
l2ho., with a steel plate likeness of Mrs. Jud-
THE LIFE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON By
Edward Everett, IL D. 81
M We would also cal the atteution of Teach
ets and Parents To our large and we'll selected
stock of SCHOOL BOOKS.
aTARKE CARLOAD.
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. FARMEas, ASS EMBLYoFTHE

49, FARMERS ASS EMBLYOFTHE
~ VA. STATE AGRICufAL SOCIETY.
There will be an election held at the Hastings
Gautt- House. on MONDAY Mt 1t, for DELEGATES to
the FarMets' Assembly. Life members an0 an
nual members who shall have paid, or shall then
pay their annual dues, will be entitled to vote. 1t
10 hoped an interest will be taken in the subject
cOn with Its importance to the lnte re-.
of the State Agficu tural Society.
Oc CT (2dp) CHAS. b. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
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a CHIT e CTUSA LL,,rc scnoo,

n 49, DRAWING SCHOOL.
w. s. WEST, PRACTICAL ARCHtTECT
and BUILDER, has opened a DRAW ING
SCHOOL. at the N. w. corner of 9th and Main
this beautiful art. such as PLANS and ELEVA
TONS of RplLDINGS, Of every description;
Drawing in Water Colors Ornamental DelaIl, for
The hours off and o'clock, on MONDAY. WEI
NESDAY and FRI DAY evenings. This Chords a
who n ay wish TO acquire a better knowledge OF
Architecture.
oil md 2tt
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7NH Z MORNING STAR

FTNH Z MUhNlNG MAR . -.
i COOkIN STOVE.
Having q Iaree stock Of Gall her's celebrated
MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE,
OF all sizes. on hand. am prepared to sell them
very low 20 per cent. less than they have ever
been sold. Give me a call.
F. HEFFLEY. SO Main street.
~ German Daily Advertiser copy. &C 2w
y FAD THIS, and find cut where you can get
II all knds of SILVER and BhASS PLATING
done in the best manner. All kinds of ID ILiTARY
WORK done Old Bits and Stirrups re plated to
look quai TO new. Also, Fruit Baskets and Gas
tors re- plated. &C JAS. j. CAMPBELL'S.
18th street. between Main and Cary.
md
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For TERMS, call and see.

OWNERS OF DEI.NQUENT LOTS, who
" have redeemed them at the Auditors Office,
are hereby notified. that unless they ca at IN, of
hce to-day and pay the 9th y charges due thereon
they VIII be sold on MONDAY next. according to
Auditor. -...-.-
TIE attention OF all interested is again called to
the list Of Lots to be sold for taxes on MONDAY,
in front of the City Hall. commencing at 10 o'ck
We 12ff Htso- go II. X. kLIYS0N.
1 90 SGT b. E.,Ltsfs Sheriff of Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

- POLITICAL DIST USSiON IN
DN2 HENRdCo.-Th pubic is invited to al
siea JGpoN and erinss
HENRY AYLEIT, AZ SWEENEY'S. in the low
er END OF Henr,co on TUESDAY next, Oct. 9h.
By order of the
oc -2tr JOINT COMMITTEE +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-08

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