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A WIS p,ELEcTIoN.--Par suite de la pr

Wis D'ELECTION.--Par suite de In pro-
IA clamaton de son Excellence THOMAS o. MOORE, Gou
de la Louisiane sepenbe 1866
les eeceurs qualities de la paroe lie present
notifies quuRe election lie MARDI xieme Jour de
novembe 1860 eet de chosr Six Eeceurs pour President
ct Vice President des Etats Uhis, CONNIE suit
I'm Eleceur lie Premier District Electoral!
parosse de Plaquemne ct Bernard du Troee District de
la Nouvelle- Orleans ct du faubourg Tr6me.
Tn Eeceur pour lie Second District Electoral u
Second District de la NouyeeO Orleans "a Perception du fau-
boHg Trem6 ct lie Premier District de la Vile de Ia Nouvelle
Orleans
Un Eieceur pour lie Troiseme District Electoral compose
Quatriene District de Ia vile de la Nouyele Orleans de cete
pare de la Nouvee Orleans qu ouye Ia rive drote du
feave Mississippi des parosses de Jefferson st Charles St.
| ct Terrebonne.
I'm Eecteur pour lie Quatrieme District Electoral compose
des paroise de St Tammany Washington Livingston, ST. He
lena, Felciana Oaes Feau8 Ponte Coupe Est Baton
Rouge, Quest Baton-Rouge ct Iberville.
I'm Eleceur pour lie Cngueme District Electoral compose
des comics des Aakapas Opeosas eeS parosses Rapdes
ct Avoyelles.
I'm Eleceu pour lie xeme District Electoral eompese
comtes Natchoches 0uaca Gonorda ct des
Catahoula ct Franklin.
Les Polls ouvers dams chaque ACCOMPLISHMENT dGec
tion depus heures A. NJ jusqua heues P NJ lie dit jour
de novenbre 1860 ee de recevor les bulletins eecteurs
qualities de la parosse d0reans la surveillance Com
mssares Grees qni desgnes par auore compe
tenie.
Leection conduie appor tripicata dew
ront envoyes sougnd charge de les
formGment n la loi
Bureau dg Sheriff paroisse d'orltans,l
lie 20 de sepenbre 1860 !
oil i'd f. n PARKER. Sherif
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]. B. WALTON.
II b. wALToN"".-....... .....J. B. WALTON,
CITY AuGTIoFEER,

u h. "Ah{GUN. sr...Js bs w 4l1AoNy
CITY AUGTIoFEER,
And AUcTGoEEER, APPRAISER and GESERALAGEST
for the Purchase and Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS, etc. etc.
once, 40 Camp street,
Continues his personal all sales of Real Estate,
Slaves Furniture and other Stocks SUGGESTIONS and Mer
chandise generally.
Henves attention to system plans and plan books Of
Estateinauguated large expense-embaeing every
sauae and every every square with the measurement
thereof the Of the and other valuable Information,
taken the authentic sOutcessecuring in the pur-
chase sale and appascment Of Real Etate uneaied adyan
tages and information.
sFuTniure and other outdoor sales attended to- se27 6m
/ y1ITARIE IoT or GROUND in THE FOURTH
Bsct Auction-In the matter OF the Succession Of
Oliver O. Vanlandngham, deceased.
BY j. B. WALTON. -7..5
mu@.- o=se.@ Auctioneer-ofice, 40 Camp street,
, aeset NJ s Charles Hstel ESshsRss , vas as
f u aR6GSD is # 4 M as E saaaz Sa and
improvements thereon, situated in the Fourth District Of The
e Of New Orleans the square bounded y Wasf Jackson
plan by HasR Sr@nf. Fl The cIy q f.
sse s gSa pa Of SM sed e ey ' & feet 5 "
street 64 feet inches from! Water street SC feet
cash. and the balance on credit of
Ss to partition tha hs Said
interest from date until maturity and eight
cent maturity if paid until paid with mortgage
tanned the property with vendors privilege to secure the
payment of notes
expense Of the purchaser.
UN LOT DE TERRE DE yALEuR DAMS LIE QUATRI-
eme District penean. Dams afae dc la succession de
Oliver G. Yandandingharn, decide.
PAR J. B. WALTON,
4o. @o.# Encanteur-40r rue du Camp.
SAMEDI, lie 2 de noxembre 1860, mid,
- Bourse de FHoe ST. Charles vertH ct suiyant
orre Honorable Sixeme Cour de District Judcire
rosse Baton Rouge date du de sepembre 1860 No
Sic, il vendu a pencan-
I'm certain LOT DE TERRE. ansi que les bisses ame-
oaon qu s'y Fouvent sue dams lie Quareme District de
la Vile de la Souyee Orleans dams le borne par Is
Water Jackson Ievee Ct Philip, desgne par Ia ere de
et dun plan desss par Hugh Grant voyer de la Vile de
Lafayette anenant e uatreme District de cette Vile le
plan ceu de R de VILE 64 pieds de face
de la LeyGe 64 peds de face la Water,
IS peds pouees de face Ia Philip ct peds pouces
| la gne la rue jackson.
AS- GONDITIONS-Untiers compliant ct la balance un
credit de deeux Ia yente les aoquereurs
deYant fonr des ets coupons atm de epondr-
sge entire les h6e les dts bets devront porter cent
dinere de la date la manrie pour apres naurite
s netaent payts jnsqua qus lie soient poan hy
oheque Ia propriete privilege du yender de sassu
| rer le Placement de billets.
pardeyean Theodore o. Stark noaire public
frais de acautreur. se2S % oil ID % 70 nj 3
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AMUSEMENTSI

a CADAtaAS-~s----..., S.~--->~>--4--->-
p IF MUsIc-AcADEsfY oF MUSIC.
s.,s,. q, zPomeriy-
rs' Amphitheater.
sPALDTyG & RoGERs......z
G. q. CHESLEY. Manager D..
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY O. = 'eA'elsr
Ninth and Tenth Gran Csrnivai-Unabas- a - "a
Incompatible Troupe Of nelfneators, ss.a ~; #,
RUHsEY T. WERIOHBsS MINISTRIES Of this
nTy~See the New Features-The Great Musical
YArXHALI CONCERTS A LA MUSTARD
0F PARNBOR0U6H, August IT, 1850. 49,. THE Pi9ns;
OF MUSIC, etc.
HSADMIssIoE 20 cents children aud servants attend
anee. Is cents eseb Saturday
Doors open AZ night past 6; Curtain rises at hall
past1 Doors Saturday quarter past II Crai
rises at qusrterpaas "
sS Performance Every Night end Every Saturday Noon
Ha5-Oniee open from ga. H. to9 VI.
az pN C1sPK Accent
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MeNAIR,S ACADEMY,


sEMMIT, MISS
The Third Session Of this Academy will MON
DAY Oct L. The of study is otangh designed pre-
pare boyS for admission Of the colleges requisite for
mercantile ar agrcultuia nj pursua
For circulars stating terms etc. apply to ". g. Raymond
No, u Comp street, or Principal.
se24 2n r. H. NcNAIR.
NOTICE-IN CONSEQUENCE oE THE LATE FIRE
BisnVle street. NEAGLE y CARPFSTER
New Orleans Angpstl4, 1860 aai4 if
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A VAS Aux OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Board
IA des Inspectenrs d'Assesenent rGunira Hoe de
Nille an aea 70 MIDI les LIMOS Ter, sme l5me 22me ct
2e jonrs du mois d0ctobe 1860 iour d niDis de
Noyehre suivant ain de 6vser dH Board des Asses
ct de ecevor les applications pour
Qui rouvaent absenes de Ia vile audsue les Roles
sesseent ttient exposes pour eXanen CORRECTION par
Board des AsSesseurs mo danut sepemllfe de la
pr6sente aimee.
LIE soussgn6 enda eladue jour de 10 heures A. NJ
heue P NJ aca susit pendant 5ons paltir du
er doctobre i atm deShfer les Roles dASsesent
applications ponr qu paHrgGeHt Be are
Eouvee Orleans, ce 26 de sertelnbre 1860.
JOHN A. WATKINS
In
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CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY.
cHEsTNuT GROVE wHIsKTa

q rs
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY n.
sres to introduce the article TO the public of
and country, as the
Purest DinusabIe stfnuIant "
which has been prepared for medical prssss se9
cordial at heahfu and invigoasing eneebsa
whether by disease distilled from the best RVS %
malt and Its nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly his whereby the Fu OIL other noxiors IL
gredents known to be contained in the Whisky general uss
completely separated that absolute purity f this
ticle from any foreign atmixture Ii guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials from
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia New York and Dos
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed ths
Diploma, and Dr. jackson of Boston, testified under oath
TO its absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIFICATES
Philadelphia Sept O. la1A
We have carefully tested the sample Chestnut grove
Whisky which sent and and that "a ths
poisonous substance known Fus which the charset.-
c and injurious ingredient Of the Whistles general us
BOOTH, GARRETT CAaAc,
a&4q5 Analytical chemiasa.
Nsw York. Sept. 5, 1853
have analysed sample Chestnut Whisky ressys
from Mr. Charles Wharton. Phadslphia and hayizg
carefully tested IT. pleased entirely free
from poisonous deleteous substances an unasuza
pure and fine favored quality Of Whisky.
JAMES r. CHILToN. Analytical Chemias-
Boston. March u isss
have made chemical analysis Of commercial sarples m
Chestnut Whisky which proves theheas
Fusil es and perfectly pure and unadueratcd. 5Tha
this Whisky derived grain used in mann
featuring 1t. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES M. D., State Asaayer. al M
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
n6 Walnut stress,
| ie2 ly&W PH1ft trEt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10
j. B. WALTON.

VALUABLE DWELLINGS on BARoNSg sTREBT-Two
LOTS OF GROUND PoIyInnia stree-yery Desirable
Dwelling on Eatepe strectsaysa and Stocks for account
OF The Succession of Rehert VI. Graham deceased
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10
AUCTION SALES.
+ DAMAGED GOODS. $500.
BY D. Z. MORPHY.

"WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, at III o'clock A..
w NJ No. 65 5ebouptoua street. for account OF whom it
may concern, will he Sold -,
Iii bbls half bbs whisky eighth casks Brandy ~
b and balr bb. Lard OIL 81 casks Bacon Shoulders and
Clear SIDES boxes Candles ~ bbls Flour 56 kegs Lard
kegs Butter Dbl do half bis Lard w bbls Mess Bee
re nsrsTER III n SisID1Jasb Ca - ~ N' N' o1D
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ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
~ INCORPORATED WITH COLLEGIATE POWERS
$50 Ke~ Mo- ean between Pceyrre and caope streets

the Firet Moasag of SepIsmber, 1860 ~ A "a
The plan OF Instruction comprises
of education Il Offers advantages for the ac9nsie1
81 languages fbs French i daily spoken school and
Ie;iern Classics thorougtits analyzed. ~ W Wv
location centEz apartments arc snaetous ano
well ventilated The hool ID provided choice library
the st musical nstrsAsns and complete philosophical apps
fesas %F
Reiersnces nnumsrshe Ansng them the Aluu,nas #
nSti1tion, who number sssenk of socisy
Students admitted at any time during tie session.
Fer further rtiaulGTs apply In person institution or
byieIteT box D, No 61 d. y. nIMETRY, A n,
President Of the Board.
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- CREDIT SALE. ...=
l5O lots seasonable Dry Goods.
Also
100 cases of Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
And
"@ ,,..5 200 Black Cloth Manllas 49,
By G.. BEAUMONT, BLACHE & CO.,
Auction Rooms, No. 60 Chartres street.
vNyEDNEEDAY. 10th inst, at 10 o'clock A.
w NJ NJ their rooms No. 50 Charities street. at auc-
ton, viii be Sold n1, "u"& %.
--Also-- ,
100 cases of Boots Shoes and Bfogahs
And
200 Black Cloth Mantillas.
h9-TERMs-Atsale o9
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n8-Merchants' Lodge No. AZ, 4. 0. .. F.,
meets in Room No. q Odd Fellows Hail. every Monday
ming O'clock efoowng brothers elected officers
for the present term
W. Irving Hodgson N G.; H. NJ. Isaacson, Y. g.; VIM q.
King, Rec Secretary L. Adam, Per Secretary; f. Rawe,
ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

l situated Piney Woods Covngon, La, will
Lmaiu open during the winter for the reception OF Families
and other guests and offers unusual Inducements to inyaids and
those seeking beneficial Influences Of dry eqnabe South
ern climate nd good ehaly and sulphur springs with the
retirement of country home
The subscriber atiers himself that his patrons will be salts
fed with the attention that will be paid to their comfort and
joyment 3a-.@ M.av.- --..
ho9 dlm-2taseH n. w. HENDERSON.
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WA.NTED---WA A-NTED.

TWO PRINTERS WANTED, TO Go INTO
j. the country. Apply at sTRAWBRfDGES Advertising
Agency, q Gemmh reial Place. % ~
pOY WANTED-AN ENERGETIC AND INDUS
ID trious Ind with good references, obtain situation by
nnuiring al No. l54 Canal street. oS tf
XTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN A
w Commission wholesale House. has been in employ
for the last years Unexceptonabe references
iress I, III q Mt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10

RESIDENCES yALABLEs DAMS LA RUE BARoNNE.
Deux Terrans dams la Rue Polymnie Residences tres
desirabes dams la Eutepe Escaves ct Actions dc
Graham. decede.
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0p8CIAI NOTICES.


NJ Large Stock 81
DRY GOODS
AT COST, FOR CASH.
All IN want II cheap. fresh and Desirable Goods,
have now opportunity to make the,r selections
out Of = &50tN0 stock, the best part Of which has
been purchased tnis season and the cash paid for
it consequently was bought - per cent uater the
'''''"' - DREss GOODS AND SILKS
s,s,e ssv ven e'se's' '''eA o. '"o newest
EMBKOIDERlEs AND WHITE GOODS
ne have the greatest vsriety--all bounht At auc-
ton. In
LINEN GOODS AND HOslERIES
our stock can not I've sur passed in chpapress To
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR
we always pay Particular attention, and have n
conip iete assortment. = "
DoMESriCS AND SERANTS' GOODS.
We buy the test makes. direct from the manufac-
tory. tor the ready money. ami have a large stock
on hand s~~~
Having mads ARRANGEMENTS to enlarge and re lit
our store We arc compelled to reduce our s.Ook bY
the LIST 81 AusuSt aud ia offering our goods a. cost
NC mean what We say. Call soon and secure bar
gains. J. ~ III R0SENVs
Jef-<W l39 Broad st.
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H. Nature Is the Great Pbyxjcjam ..Thix
Is now admitted by the medical profe sslon, as a
Monumental principle OF healing science IL il
wisely provided by thu human economy. that
whenever anything is wrong in the physical sys-
tem the natural forces of the hody ara Lrou hit to
.eaI 10 eApei rae disease The great aim, there
tore; Is to strengthen tine natural powers This
has been kept IN view BY the skiful ccmpounders
rate to give fresh vitality to all the orsans of the
body: Inc effect OF thus medicine upon the stom-
c,sive. The patient who Is wise enough TO QUIT
dIussing. and TRY the Btte,s. iess as II he
had taken new lease OF life. ami as he continues
streams Of health coui sing through his anne Let
All FRO whose cheek the bloom has departed, give
Dr. J. Hostetters Celebrated Bltters q trial
Sold bS druggists and dealers generally. every
Whefe. Aim
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, June 5-Honse-The Senate
bill, providing for the return of The recaptuied
Africans, wUs passed after being So amended
10 make the appropriation &25U,UU0:
During the debate on the bill Mr.. Smith, OF
Virginia, advocated allowing the Africans 10
return or remain ut their pleasure.
Mr. Taylor advocated joint convention be-
tween the United States and Great Britain for
the return of Africans who may De captured.
Mr. Pryor, of Va. denied the constitutions
Atty Of an appropriation to send Africans
back He thought Congress has power To sup
press the slave trade, bu, not To send back Al
means to Africa. He would place them 10 tie
condition of quasi slaves or apprentices.
Mr. Millsou, Of Va, earnestly opposed this
plan and argued that TO send them back was
humane and Notwithstanding else can be
done with them.
The bill pas seG-Ayes i2i, nays 30.
The Missouri contested election-bIalE
against Barrett-was then taken up.
Stna.s-The Houmas Land Grant bill was
discussed.
Subsequently. Mr. Green made speech on
The admission OF Kansas.
Messrs. Collamer aud Wigfall spoke on the
subject.
The Army Appropriation bill! was discussed
and amended until adjournment.
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~ Richard = a.nera. A.cs
by h. y. Geek. Auc,,r.

- sANCI AKTLCl. Els. &c. AT AUCTiON.L
On stn wEbNiEsDAY. the oh isst viii sell q my
hKY, GLASSWARE. FANCY An ifcLEs. 10,
ccnns.s'Iny OF Dinner Sets. Tea Sets, Pitchers.
man and Plain pecanters, VIM Clauses, G"b-
lets lets Tumblsrs: Preserve. Batter and Pick'e
D!hhesi Flower Vases. Look nF- Glasses Of all
c'es in the Housekeeping and fancy woods line.
ie2 80 f. II EOllK. AucA
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HUTURY DAYS.


Bv James ~. Tay1of Z SEN AocVee
HsSns AsS !y S1z44s sRs xAAs1 ST.
soleoi. r n. very ' neat 9' BEi1R House %
Gas Ia: Sses soo ssi roo": ath
stable. ana weltof good water upon the promises.
ras ssG,ssy ssa ass asSstsa A aS
TssA.s-0ns fsa..a cash; b.lane. a. T. and u
months for gOtable notes. With interest added,
'9 "a occurred y gas '.' ff% stei SON. Aue..
Two VACANT LOTS ON CATHkRINE
SFEEEF a, At AuGTioSMws will sell on
ING LoTs on Catherine street, irontinx each u
rksMs:-One- third cash; balance at and u
"J js4 se0''e0 JAs N. 'TAYaiLoR SON, Auc.s.
TEyss.TIETss,;s -. sAh ! ..S or rw0 LOTS ON
Hastings Court. shall, execution thereof, pro-
saea N s S'[ St e 81 SSD s
lots Nos. IS and rs, and bounded as follows: Be-
ginning at point at the northwest intersection uf
| running thence .westwafdy. and fronting on Web,
ster street 81 feet and running back l46 feet to
c1se w ss H.; F Fsn e <
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Il Son, Aucts. je4
VACANT LOTION BAkER STREET. AT
AUCrION.-We will sell on TIL URSDAY, ths
14th dav of June, commencing at ga o'clock n
VACANT LOT on south side of Baker street, and
designated by the No. in Jadah's pan-25 by $50
to an alley.
Terms. One third cash the balance at 4 and 8
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by trust deed.
je4 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR h. SON, Aucts.
HOUSE ANN LUr1N ~ tn @.RSV1LLE
IL AT AUCTION.-We will sell. on TIL URSDAY,
the 7th day q! June. commencing ~. O'Clock Z.
NJ, the HOUSE and LOi near Rockets, be az
The ise residence OF Col. Frank Wicker. dec d
The house is very comfortable, and has FIVE good
rooms. with all necessary out buildings. There
attached to the house about three iourths of an
acre of ground.
TERMs.-One fourth cash; the balance at 4. 8
and ~ months. for negotiable nores with interest
adde d, and secured by trust deed.
jel JAS. Nj. TAYLOR SON, Aucts.
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BALTIMORE. June 5.-Flour quiet and l"wer-no
aes reported: Howard stree: held at 80 ": ono
and Ci,y Mills at S. 50. Wheat Arms lei $ ~ d
1 to white ST IS al is Corn firm: yellow 1On -: !
waite .Jd73. Provisions hrIn: bacon sies iOsr ~
me,s pork sl7 GOALS 10; prime Sl5. Whiskey ddil
Nzla2l4c.
NEW YORK, June Section quiet. Flour heavy
Southern $500 SC 10. Wheat hIm,-wh.te - .: ..
Ssl 81. Corn firm and active mi xed Goa 81; ~n!te
Southern ~; yellow 69ee. Mess Pork $H t5d Is;
pine Si2-Saa SIS e. Lard 1l'4 Hl1si. W hiskey
2fs Sugar arm. Turpentine unchanged. RosiI,
steady. Rice uuli and 6rm a,s1s a AZ Stocks dnil
and loweT--Va- is $685.. .
a., Sales ia New York. June of 5000 Va. IS al
VA and S2l TO- Tenn. SIS at 81
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WILL BIZ SOLD, every uIeht this week, al
~ anction room 50. Main street, oemms nons at
Patsa y ATCAES One Gold JEW ELKY, Gold
GuARD s3d VEST cHAiNs adiss, CHATh-
TORS. S2;n Also. lot Of FANCY GOODS, CT
CARS, CUTLERY, &c. Alfs7
N;B-Cons,s Snents rsoeivi9g every day and solo
wishout reserve. J. ID. pIGGkS, AHot.
ID. +. BOOTA. Salesman. ia S-ts
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Death OF Il Former Secretary OF State.
TRENTON, n. J. June 5.-Samuel ID. Ingram,
Secretary OF the Treasury under Jackson $
year.
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1sntf.icat

UTICA n. y, une 5-Hora;io Seymour mas
published letter, Withdrawing MS name ifo"
before the Baltimore Convention.
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Northern Markets.

Death Of u Bank Officer.
NEW YORK. Jsv.e VIM. Il. Hallett. Pres.
ident OF the Bank of Mobile, died here to-day
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IA To Erocers.- he attention OF GroCers
and Merchants generally is cailed to SEMPLE Els
1NFAl, LlBL T. BAKING POWDER, home artl
Gle, aud superior to most of the kind before this
public.
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DESCRIPTIONS &c.

OAoa3ObV 1IVNG, exc.
nlNSOLUTlOH OF co.
~ The firm Of THOMAS, HUGHES n CALD-
WELL ls this day dissolved-W. A; THOMAS
and JOHN w. HALL withdrawing therefrom
The business viii lie closed by the remaining part
ners. who will use the name OF the concern only in
liquidation. The business will he nued At the
x CO., whose card appears below.
WIN. A THOMAS,
STEPHEN 3. HUGHES,
VIM. NJ. CALDWELL,
JOHN W. HALL.
Richmond, Bis. May, 1860.
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CLOTHS. CAssiMEREk. AND
ILoTHS. CASSl MEkEH, AND fESTiNGS;
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs. AND vksriNSs,i,
CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs. AND VEsTINGS,
For Gentlemen and BOYS.
20 STOCK On PHEsfRdkIrs CO.. IA Main At.
iOU LOON IN yAtN.-Fcr grey na,t g On
EsffHfET's iNlMiThBLE HAIR Rks FORA,
1--we You will Gnd, however, oa shs neacs ~
. ase who use it iuxurant glossy halr, Oh orikl
aai eSor and u clean sc2lp, no niattef ~ "hsss
assoi life II 10 used For safe by
FISHER WlNSfCN. Druss!sis..
MPORTEDGiGA 1--WE have THIS day re-
~ heeifsd q consignment OF very tine Cigars 20
purchase u really uiee. mid Cigar We ALSO nave
saaas sfcsl.snt Smoking and chewing Iobacso' "
shoace bra ndS
Jas. H. PEARCE 4 CO, Drusssts,
Cernef 9Th and BTOU streets.
pAAlIEs. BALLs AM rsI- MICS Per-
san nov be furnished st ieda ED prices, and var
70 '' aass SNrcN If g. Nichols. SALOON
FARMER6 PARTgCULAKLY.-W We
to,as ss nos prepared 10 lurnish .,ur county Gus.
szs. WIZ shoes for harvest. 81 all snsiiuss ans
'As ''F''' p'''s.;L Ex. HILL !. CO.,
No. ~ Main street. kiehmcnd. ~.
PHtst HM .sstaEn. Ar. rant y ssises.
s4 asah y" Hair 40. 9s,g md rAsther llnspsss.
~*7bof sais ~ ~ LpiCOr, Qtpk SiGt,
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n Copper Lightning. X cd. =

~ "copper" LfSNtntnSs KOd.-
counry this very 9s Dnp IN town ana
ct broad twisted piece of heavy SHEET COP
fER. presenting q large amount of conducting
surface. This Rod does not CURRODE. and is
very durable. Please call and examine sample
and CERTIFICATES from the most scientific and bust
ness men of this State.
CHARLES D. YALE Il CO.,
my S-lm Iron Block, Governor st.
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BY +. B Cook. Aact'r.

TRUSTEES SALE Of MULES, WAC
Il ONS. &c. AT AUCTION BY virtue of a
Deed of Trust to the subscriber. by Frederick
Ke',. and duly recorded In the office of Henrico
County Court, / will proceed to sell, on Cuuncil
o'c ock- -
Eighteen young, well broke MULES. Of excel
lent size;
SIX STREET WAGONS and HARNESS:
One two horse FARM WAtiDN;
One second ha nd FURNITURE WAGON
The attention of Farmers and TeamsteIs is re-
quested.
TKRMs.-All sums under SlO0, cash over tina,
amount, 4 months credit. for satisfactory paper
JAMES y. SUTTON. JR., Trustee
Sale conducted by +. B. Cook, Auct. lee
HAVING DETER to discontinue
Housekeeping. will sail at auction. on I kS-
DA morning next. aC 10 pollock. at my residence
on Marshall St. above Brooke Avenue my House
hold and Kitchen Furniture.
JAS WALL TURNER.
K. B. Cock, AuctiOueer, led
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NJ. L. General Conference.
BrFFALo, June THE Conference met al =
O'Clock. Upon calling the roll, no quorum
Was present
Adjourned sin. die.
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M June. 1860.
DRESS GOODS.
AT REDUCED PRICES.

THOMAS d. QUARLES Il SONS.
:, 1929 BROAD STaEEr,b
Have marked down their large and desira stock
Of DRESS GOODS, at ~
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
They invite special attention to MI IN want of
ooous. as they are determined 70 offer them at
prices that wall insure quick sales. je l-6t
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IA Baths, Baths. Baths.
HOT. COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can he had daily. from O'Clock A. NJ. until 10 =.
Nj, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving. Sham
pooling and Bathing Saloon under the American
Hotel. entrance on 18th street. Single Bath Is cts.
o FIVE tickets for 81