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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

Ncs GPMsEkNNb t vHANS'FF uRs CHEAP, WAY
ACAEAPN ss @ WoRTH OF HATS AND
CAPS AT COST.-Havink determined TO- close 9et
my stock Of Hats and Caps; shall sell from this
at cost for cash. Now is the chance for those in
want of Hats and Caps to buy Iowa IS one st -,
for $3.50 81 for &3, IS 50 for S5.5O, and S3for
So. too numerous to mention; Caps from u Genus
10 S1 am determined to sell of all Of my stock.
so that all who in want can save - PER cent; ~
calling at 1O7 Broad street have all OF the late
ufacture. Hats made to order 4 the sh8Itecs 70
tee. WV. j. MOON6s
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VIGW CONSTABLE FOR THE
~ CITY OF RiCHMOND.--I am a candi-
date for re election to the above office, and re-
spectfully solicit the Of my fellow at
the ensuing spring election.
nah 10 tide FRED. BUTLER
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OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.t
RICHMOND, NJ arch 6, 1850. {
HAVING JUST COMPLETED
81 rev ar5 r with f the New , YORK
leges per JAMESTOWN. YORKTOWN, and
ROANOKE, we are now prepared to forward all
kinds Of merchandise. in large or small packages,
at greatly reduced rates.
Goods destined for Steamship Express should be
so marked
Our accommodations are ample. and packages
under Xpress SEAL
For rates of charges anu regular tri-weekly con
tracts, apply to J. l.. MACDONOUGH. Agent.
al2 Main street, below 9th.
N. B.-Our daily INLAND EXPRESSES are
running as usual. NH It's
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HAVING BEEN solicited by many
of INV friends and neig ..hoIs all over the
county, announce self a candidate for the 81,
foe Of COMMISSIONERS OF THE REvENUh
ie U,-Swf VIM. d. PEMBkRTON, of Sidney.
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~ FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
GH< The superior ! Coppered Bark PAR
sa3THiAN. Captain CHARLES MILLER. hav ing
capacity for $50 barrels, $50 hhds: tobacco APP
ply to NH 2-ts1 DAVID WIN. CCRRIE.
61A FURTHER REDUCTION IN
A3EIN RATES FROM NEW YORK TO
:. : s1,oru R + HNRS pnG;n,-crn
EIG HIT CENTS. AND 4 GENEHAL RE
DUCTION ON OTHER GOODS.
Merchants receiving Goods from NEW YORK,
are Informed that they can now receive them
and d J. jAM1EsToWiN, leaving s NEW YORK every
WEDN MS DAY and SATURDAY AFTER
Full tariff of rates furn shed on application to
LUDLAM l. WATSON,
fe Sim Opposite Steamships Wharves.
SosA NOTICE.-TOBACC MANUFAC.
41&zE TURERs, and others send ns US Goods
SHIPMENT. will please address us by mail. giving
specific directions as to where and how they wish
said Goods sent, otherwise they will be stored at
their expense and risk.
No charge made for forwarding snch Goods.
LUDLAM 4 HEINEKEN,
fe 2O-3m lis Broadway, New DIRK.
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TO- VOTERS OF THE
o. CITY or. RtCHMOND.-Havlng been
solicited hy many of my friends to announce nv
self a candidate for the office Of MANAGER OF
THE POOR HOUSE. and having. by a late acct
dent. lost my left hand. and thereby rendered in
capable of working at my trade. l most respect
fully announce myself a candidate and if elected,
pledge my self to dscharge The duties Of the office
faithfully. JAMES AQUlLLA MALONE.
NH tide
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BfMNKk Ts 81 HkETNMNEEES ~ Hk LX1SF
BROAD sTTREE.Ts. FOR SALE al AtcffUE
Viii % sold 1t auction. on the premisee. On MON
DAY, the 18th March. $50, At ~ O'Clock u r.. Ne
nov IN tho Occupancy of the Misses Laakfosd-==
Tho Lot has . front Of 81 feet and deRea OF y
out buildings. and 10 adapted to the accommoda-
ton Of two separate familiss. The location 10 IN
an improving part Of the city.
TKRMs.-One third cash balance at 9 and U
months, tor negotiable notes, intcre9t added aeo
title retained till last note b PAID The taxes Sot
lseO t. DO paid by the purchaser:
mhz GODDIN Il APPEHSONs AuctS.
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MANAGER OF THE POOR
0>S house, announce myself candl.
date for re election to the office of MANAGER OF
THE POOR HOUSE. JOHN iEAkCE.
nah & Has
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F TO THE VOTE Il ; OF DIS
~ TRICT NO. J, HENR1CO couNrY; ~
Office Of CONSTABLE for the first District, and
solicit your suffrages. ,
"a ELEcTIoN-The Ath TIL RSDAi IN May
next. JAS. ENELON DnADLE1.
IL AIM
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~ TO TIE VOTERS JEFFER.
0SA son WARD.-At the request of many
voters In Jefferson Ward. | res pectfuIly announce
nv self a CANDIDATE FOR THE CITY COuN-
Gil. in said Ward, at the approaching eiecti1n;
h3-lms A. A. RAlNE.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
0>2 POOR HOUSE.-Havng been solicited
by many friends to announce myself candidate
Tor the atove office, | do SO with peasure-and
PROMISE to DISCHARGE the dutie. of the office with
fidelity and to the best of my ability, 4 elected:
NH 6-2w' JAMES l.. PHlLLlPS.
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rHIS DAY.



F 1NHsM~ c f8kksF 1cS9SsfY: II II 1zfgS !ld11.
viil csii sIna TIE 1sS1,sss, % MONpAY, sc
18th Ssy Of March co9msseses e y cs:"s ~, ~ ~
WILLIAMSBURG stage road. about = T,tee roo tsS
c,ty Of Richmond, sad two milee tom ~ tolf
Aboas 30 aossq aso cISsse1 odd In eneivstioa. tca
which g b.shels Of yheas have re- sovn:Jae =
bank.
, The improvements are 3 Dvsllise- hosse. With
Earns. stables, Quarters, sad al necessary oss-
immsdiatsly ater the ss'e Of the Pam. Will b
sM ~ cI sne stock, ccmDrsslns hossee, Cow.
NO.: AL tne Arm!ns Implements. Of TIE psaal Va
tlety, t3<esner with the Crops. consisting. Of ~
Shucks, Straw, 10.
TEaMs OF SALs-As to the laad.ons Glth easA; IL
balance - one and tWO years, Tor horde OF n0eoo,
bearing interest. asd secured By trust dsod. FOR
the PERSONAL property. ell sums az O. ceek over
gOtable notes. EDWIN w. 6LATkk
NJ TAYLOR Son, Auct's.
n 0-HtaW Z 90 tdo-mh S>dto
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TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI
~ CO COUNTY.-By the advice Of my
friends, and in accordance with my own wishes,
SHERIFF OF HkNRiCO COUNTY. and solicit
your SURFACES at the State election In May next.
the dnties of the office, refer to all who know
me for the panner in which those duties have been
performed during the past three wears that have
acted Az deputy for the present Sheriff
Respectfully. your fellow citizen. r.
NH 1-dt24my* GEO ID. PLEASANIS.
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s1< NEW STEAMSHIP LINE TO
4dEfA BOSTON: J D ! r. GTp TIL, = steamship
will leave Boston for Norfolk and City Point on
WEDNESDAY, 7th inst at O'Clock P. n.
ing Company Returning. will leave CITY Point
for Boston via Norfolk THURSDAY. 18th inst. at
O'Clock P. NJ: Lighters will he ready at the Tow
freight fox the ship on Nun DAY. 18th. and TUES
DAY. 18th inst. For freight or passage. apply to
SHE'LL DIS Il SOMERVILIE,
18th street, south OF Cary.
The steamer is sent out as a Pioneer. and if she
up In the city. Manufactu of tobacco, and
others Interested. are particularly desired TO pa
trOnIZe her. NH S--ts
t,E% FOR BALTlMORE.-The regular
XTE< packet schr. JOHN r. GRIFFITH, Capt.
sE.=s.@ BIT NTING, having portion of her cargo en-
gagged and going on board. will sail with quick DIS
patch. For balance of freight. apply
NH S-5t W.D. COLO UITT Il co.
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STKAW UOOD0s
OF the latest and most fashionable styles.
Merchants visiting this NAV ket will find u ." their
interest to call and examine for themselves before
purchasings To those ichO boy for casa, a HoeveI
disconms triH be made.
MILITARY HATS AND GAPS.
OF every descriptions furnished ut the shortest no
tice and on the most favorable terms.
His DRESS SILK HATS cannot be excelled Tor
sty lie, neatness, or finish A call Is most Iespsos-
fully solicited. no. L.. DiCkiNSON.
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az HOUSE.-I announce myself candl-
date for the office of SU Err NTENDENr OF
THE POOR HOUSE, and II elected pledge my
self TO discharge the duties of the same faith fully
mh3-t,le. THOMAS C. EPPS.
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NJOTlCE.-Ali persons having claims against
~ the estate of BARTLETT TYLER, decd. are re-
cuested to present them to the undersigned, pro-
perly authenticated. for adjustment; and all per-
sors indebted to said estate, requested to come
JNO. o. TAYLOR, Admir-.
HenrcO. Feb. 9th. 1850 fe lots
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COAL, COKE, &c.

VNITTING AND SEWING MACHINES.
n WILCOX & GIBBS celebrated SEWI ING
MAcHINE. invented by J. =. A. GIBBS, of Mill
Point PocahOntas county. Va. Many OF these
Machines have been sold recently III this city, all
Of which give entire satisfaction. Those wishing
good Low PRICED. WELL MADE, RELIABLE
MACHINE. are assured that the superior merits
claimed for it, can be relied upon: and for ssne,at
fail to examine this Machine before purchasing
elsewhere. Price. from $40 to $50 each;
Likewise AIKEN'S FAMILY KNITTING MA
CHINE. n new and useful invention for knit:lng
hosiery of all kinds. For sale by
DARBY l. JOHNSON, Agents,
No. Is Governor st., Richmond. Va.
p S.-Agents wanted IN Virginia North Caro-
lima and Tennessee. fe l3-2ml D. & J.
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NOTICE. will continue to carry on the
~ WAGON MAKING and WHEEL. RIGHT
BUSINESS, at the old stand, on l4th street, near
Mayo's Bridge. All orders promptly filed.
GEORGE d. FRAYSER,
fa 28-1w~ Agent for JnO IL, Bauman.
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4nfA .:S9lNH AND B., HT i Z IN, An:
81 s. ssS 12hS s'.s!
.1:1 TVRsSA T.. SoY YiRFpsY :s.1 asa% q
O'Clock, and s1R1Ttt RDxi evening a. 3 oeissh
h sss n;F1 rs TvEs
~ EXCURSION TICKETS
&c :"S sn and 9
'Af sSsae sS Sa'I far. and room in
Q luded. $40 .steeraxe passage only s.
Tickets and B'''A' i rGbrA Il Ga1 % sffSs
=, Opposite steamers wharves. Richmond. Va.
and returning. Passage to and from Norfolk
same Ivy the river boats. NH l2ts
}SkkTSSWWES rSS ssl.s f yShkt f
leave here At O'Clock. +. NJ. TUESDAY,. II: 18th
Pas.e ers are requested to 10 on hoard IN due
Tickets and Berths secured at our ONCE. or on
Pas Pas.ase to New York, Meae and State room
included. during the fall and winter. 80. Steer
fs s:s:ss to Norfolk sam. a. by tn. rive, so..
frssh' fesey cidct to,df1' Mr1NERAi and up to
sutncIency he received prior to that hour.
Cons,Enees are requested to send for their goods
Freight for Boston will he forwarded directly on,
at moderate rates of freight, and with the greatest
dispatch. lmh l2-tl LUDLAM WATSON.
ssgEEzaff aS T Jfl$AS %EFk coEfx:
NY.-The steamer BELVIDERE, Captain WM.
w. KgENE, will receive freight to- day. MONDAY,
and up to the hour OF II o'clock NJ, TUESDAY,
Freight taken 70 Boston via Baltimore at low
rates, with great dispatch.
This steamer has splendid state-room passenger
accommodations.
Passage and fare IS.
o'clock H.. TUESDAY,. the i hour Of Departure lure "
| in Shockoe Slip, opposite tbs Columbian Hotel
an, Steamers whf,Se;i R:c * c,-pp,.
><tsss For NEW Y3RK;m;FIRsT VESSEL
| LYNCHBURG Captain WIN. C. HARRIS hav
ing a portion cf her cargo engaged and gong or
board. will have quick dispatch. For balance o
NH " DAVID VIM. CURRIE.
A,tS~ FOR BOSTON-F IRST VESSEL Tn,
GG5S snperlor fast sailing schooner +. H. AT
WOOD, Capt. T. Rich. having n portion o
her cargo engaged and going on board, will hav'
| quick dispatch. For balance of re ght andy to
NH q It's DAVID& WIN. CURRlE.
rs FOR BALTIMO r E.-The regula
GREk packet Schooner EMMA JANE" Captain
| Ss PHiLIIPs. having n portion of her cargo en-
gagged and gong on board, will have dispatch. Fo
NH l2-Gt w.D. C0LQUITT co.
| zfcs& FOR PHI A u + LPH A.
kses k nc captain s;ai' Y. M1?cnrLL
MONDAY. the 18th inst , at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
apply to h Gfp.fn s on Se" RccHe,,,
Boston freight taken through by steamer At lo'
| rates and with dispatch. NH lO-2t
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- TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT
D~a NO. HENR!CO COUNTY AT the re-
qnest of many friends, | announce myself a can
didate for the Office OF CONSTABLE, for the above
named District. and promise, if elected. t" DIS
charge the duties faithfully. Your sutirases re-
spectfully solicited
NH 2-lm" FLEMING PHlLiPS.
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~ gagged in the LUMBER BUSINESS for sew
eral Years for r. H. Whtlock Il Son. begs leave
town and country, that he has opened LUMBER
YARD the corner of 18th and Dock streets, ts IN
hand all kinds of BUILDING LUMBER, SHIN
GLES, SAWED LATHs. &c, for sale on reason
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CUNDRIES.-67 bags prime new crop LaguayIa
= and $50 bags Rio. Santos and Old Java COZ,
FEE; 800 sides nice middle weisht 8 Z ~;
and formulated SUGAR; 100 bbls new CROP N. o.
and Muscovado M0tASssts and sfRTP go h 0d
Domino NAILS; LIME. TAR and PLASTER;
2uo bbls RectiGed and Ola Rye WHISKY. OF
best h, ands, with a full stock of other Liquors;
100 coo German and Havana CIGARS for sale low,
by EGGLESTON K FITZGERALD,
NH 9-d6tcw4t No. IA Pearl street
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HATS AND CAPS.
- 70 THE SOI 7HEKN TNADE. n
HATS, CAPS. AND STRAW GOODS
FOR ePRIN6, 1850.

RIO. l.. DICKIN SON,
"a Main street, Richmond. Va, Manufacturer and
Dea er IN All kinds OF Hats Caps and Straw 0Oodss
has in store, and offers to the Southern trade On
'n az NV WVHOLE .SALE ANb RETAIL,
large and complete SPRING STOCK 81
HATS,
GAPS.
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NOTICE. All the legal heirs of the late Plea
~ cant Tucker, of Hanover county, Va. Will
please cone forward and make themse Ives known.
All persons having claims against the SAID T. Tuck
er are requested to present them. properly anthem
ticated. for payment. II persons indebted to him
viii please come forward and pay the same.
My Post Office is Old Church, Hanover county
Va. VIM. n BARK En-,
Administrator OF Pleasant Tucker, dec d.
10, ~
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NOT T. f. 1.-The concern of WIN. ALLEN,
~ Merchant Tailor, Ascent for VIM. L. ALLEN,
is this day discontinued.
WEDNESDAY,, March I, 1860. NH S-Iw
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kOO PAIRS GILT WINDOW SHADES
OOO To be run of at an immense sacrifice, on
account of enlarging my store this summer.
Also. Table and Floor OIL CLOTH; 50 large
gilt framed PARLOR PICTURES, different SOC
merry, st one half their value. Call soon. at the
established Window Shade and Dry Goods Store
Of NJ. GOLDEN, $50 Broad St,
Opposite the store OF 4uares Sons.
PSI have no travelling agents in this city or
elsewhere NH 9-3m
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- THE SHERIFFALTY OF hen.
- RICO COUNTY, hereby announce
myself candidate for the above office. Should t
he the Pile ASSURE of the voters to elect me, shall
he ever grateful. and will use every exertion To
discharge the duties thereof faithfully and impair
TALLY. INN 6-td1 JACOb .. Allie.
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i KNIVES, VERY CKEAP.-The balance on
hard of the So goods must be closed out previous to
the lst of April-tOgethcr with large iot ~ hne
horn white hone and other handled TABL and
DESSERT KNIVES. CARVERS. BUTCHER and
COOK KNIVES, in lots to'suIt families and others.
+. b. COOKS Auction Store,
mb o-ts 20 Main street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-18

In ORDER Go prepare for fali arrangements.
Il will sell the balance Of my Spring and sum.
mer Goods on hand, At cost-for Cash. Ladies'
In need of Millinery aud Dry Goods, would do
we'll 90 purchase In time.
II is my intention 90 have q choice and esten.
sivs assortment of Winter Goods therefore the
stock on hand will he sold without reserve from
this date. FANNtE \. O'CoNOR,
North boulevard st., near the State House.
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CAsTLETON INSTITUTE.

FIWiE NEXT session ~ this institution will
j open on the first Of October. 1890. The "a
Guilty consists Of
REV. Doctor SAMUEL MCKINNEY, Of New
River President.
Miss MARY 3. JAMES ptineipsls
Miss ELEANOR MCKINNEY, Teacher OF Esq
lsh Branches.
Miss ELizABETu MANgUM, Assistant Teacher.
Miss MARGARET =. JAMES, Teacher Of Organ,
Piano. Guitar and Vocal Music.
Miss CAROLINE o. REIgHLEY, Teacher Of
Piano.
Miss JUOY A. JAMES, Teacher Of Drawing.
PAINTING, war tlowers, etc. aug. 10.
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i RA N K HUGH EFT.
TO THE MIILIONi

THE gsasrsi Encouragement which hsve me.
With In my new business, induces the return Of
many thanks TO this generous public for their
patronage. and a solicitation for them to again
n"''ee announcements odsy 10 the additional
supplies TO my already large and fresh stost ~
all goods belonging 70 my line of BUSINESS. and
In doing 50 feel afullsssursnoe that iftbey will
call and see me- they will be satisfied that my ear
nest Efforts IL to give entire satisfaction, and will
await the pleasure Of showing my stock aud serv.
ing "on who may Dirs mo caii"
FRANK uUgUET,
nov29 Corner Of Third and Laurel street
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BsGs leave respectfully 10 inform his friands,
and the citizens of Baton Rouge and It's v'cinity
generally. that he Is prepared fat shor, notce) 20
execute any orders In connection With the cree.
tion o. or repairs of Building. with which he may
he entrusted. He viii also furnish 10 Contractors
Builders. Plsnterssn Others. sash (resdy prlmed
and Glsted " desired,) vENiTfA suUTTERH
with stationary or pivot stats, Inside Rolling
Blinds, Psupel Doors, etc. ofapy required size, al
as low rates as they can be obtained elsewhere In
the south. and Of tho best style Of workmanship.
lie has also established In connection with the
above, q JOBBINd DEPARTMENT. wherein any
orders will be executed promptly. CIsTERNs Of
any required capacity made W order.
lie would also respectfully suggest TO those VII,
may contemplate building, that he f. prepared 10
get up Designs aud Plans Of Rural Cottages and
other Residences, with detailed specifications,
nils Of Quantities Of materials, estimates of Cos
etc., on reasonable terms. Orders for any Of
the shove named Workmanship. or services, isf,
In care Of Msssrs.
DANL IIICKY, West Baton Rouge,
JORDAN HOLT. Rosedais. La.
ALFRED DUPLANTtER, MaDohao, n. n. Rouge,
". sALE, sprinEfsia, La,
through the Post Once, will meet with with
prompt attention.
~ Shop on north boulevard street, opposits
the state House, Baton Rouge, La.
August 9Th, 1862
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STAPLE GOODS.

OUCH "a Brown and Bleached Cotton
- sheeting, Damssh Table Linen, fowls
and everything in this line at reduced
prices X. NJ. ASHER.
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.vcsU Shoe Store!
A FL = III u q u Il T.


LAUREL STREET. BATON ROUGE. Ia,
V'llE undersigned begs leave re- -
spectfully to call public atten ~ u
ton TO the fact that ho has openedH
In the new brick building Of John -
Huguet, Esq, on Laurel street, In the city
Of Baton Rouge, very extensive stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
A my entire attention will DO devoted 10
this line of business, shall keep n com
plete assortment and great variety. GENTS
slIOES and BOOTS, LADIES SHOES,
SLIPPERS and BOOTEES; also Boys,
Missess, Children and Infants SHOES
together with all the varieties and styl lea o
HATS AND CAPS.
am determined TO keep every article in
my line of business, 20 aa 10 mako tho
"LAUREJ STREET STORE" head quar-
terp, for goods In my limo, and by unre-
mittipg attention TO business fair pricos
and a disposition TO please the public, com
mand liboreral share Of patronage.
t.g Orders from tho country aud from
West Baton Rouge, will meet immediate
attention. A. II. HUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-18

DoBINsoN's SILVER soAp-A new supply q,
IL this indispsnsibls srtiele-just reesived.--
Try Ito be had only at the Drug Store Of
Gugi II. ID. DAY.
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IlAfNlN.

lust received, FIVE casks clear bacon
- sides, Tor sale low, by
may1 4. BENJAMIN.
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TO SUGAR PLANTERS.

" HVVNW FbNN FFtN'
STRAIuHT and crooked hsndle Cane Knives
~ with aud without hooks, Cupper and Timed
skirniners and Ladels; Csne shed Lanthsrns I;
Sugar House Lamps, wicks, oil Cans, large and
small; Engineer Wrenches, ~ 20 ~ In. Bwan's
Faucets for Bi-Sulfhite; "a iilons and half Gallons
fpr ni.sulphite! ssoharomstsr's Thermometers,
Couplings guage aud stop Cohts, Packing ofetsry
description at LARgUIEH \ bANCUEE.
oct2T Cor. Lsfsy etta aud Florida sts
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l. A RGU Ter Il NOUE

AK IGSi AXESil
IN DOZEN Chopping Ases of Collins. pfufrs and
DU other good makers. Light, medium. heavy
and estrs heavy, always on hand a. the Hardware
establishment of bARaUIER q 6bANOUE,
nst4 Corner Lafayette aud Florids sts
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-18
HATS! UATSii

A MOTHER large lot OF these goods have lust
"A been received at the Clothing Emporium
very handsome Boys and Mems Cloth Caps, for
80 aud rs cents.
oct2l W. ID. PHILLIPS.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.

A PLETEassortmsnto of Dress Trim
n mings of all colors and kinds,-just
opened. w. D. PHILLIPS.
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Houae Furnishing Goods.

DRusIiEs Of all kinds. Feather busters, Coffee
Id Mills, keeiers, Buckets, sieveH, Dust Pans
Old Dominion Coffee Pot Cat reduced prices) and
the Old French Coffee areoque-all siEes. smooth
Irons. Preserve Kettles, Enameled and Brass kit
may2i FRANK BU0UET.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-18
LARD OIL.

on BARHELsLard OF. Pesbles Ice pressed.
~ nov28 FRANK uUgUET.
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MORE SECARS.

HAVE just eeceived 10, 900 more Of those nne
Havana Segars, which offer for sale at New
leans prices. Call and examine them.
: ii NJ. PRENDERGAST.
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MILLINERY.

HAVE just received an assortment OF very
l. beautiful Velvet, silk, Straw and Hair Bon
nets. TiIOS. Il. 0CONoR,
oct3S Corner Third and Laurel streets.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HAVING removed from our old stand, to the
III large brick building West Of Ifeade q Rhodes
store corner of Africa and 81. Ferdinand streets,
We take pleasure 20 inform our friends and the
public generally. that we are now prepared 60
supply them with any article In the
GROCERY LINE;
PLANTATION SUPPLIES, ETC.
We shall also, keep constantly on hand large
supply Of
HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN, ETC.
We return our thanks 20 our friends and Gus
toners for the liberal patronage heretofore and
solicit q continuance Of the same.
ss- orders from all parts OF the parish, West
Baton Rouge and Crosse Tete, shall be punctusl-
ly attended 20.
suglQ 3tdA8tw TRAHAN a LANDRY.
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CUTLERyi CUTLERYii
GUNst CuJNsff GUNsiii
sEGARsi sEGARsi,

DER steamer Cahawha, received large assort
i ment Of the most fsvorite brsDds-for sale
v. UEUDE co.'s
june22 Drug store.
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.JuIsT pECEIyED.

"A ND for sale lev 10 the trade. Lard In Kegs
II do. In bbls Crushed and Powdered sugar
= lot Of bne family Flour. Beef Tongues sheep do
Hog DO =. BENJAMIN.
mar
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE tract ~ land situated on The
N Plank Road, at about ~ miles from
ths CITY ~ Baton Rouge, ~ miles from Port
Hudson, and 10 miles from Clinton, on the Gross
Roads q healthy and desirable situation Tor res
idsnce and good locality fr q country store.
The tract contains 300 acres and can he purcbs.
sed At low price n application II made soon. For
further particulars apply 10 the undersigned al
the sheria's Once. n. '. BABIN.
sugi5
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Manila Cordage.
lust received per ship Horison, rs Coils Grass
Rope, assorted, from Clothes Line to q steam
oqats Gable at LARGUIER q LANoUE's
oct29. Hardware Establishrnent