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OCEAN spRTNt,s HOTET,

- OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL-This delightful
I Watering Place is being thoroughly renovated and
EIneely furnished and will DO open for the reception
crs the 10Th of june next Every effort will be mads
render visitors comfortable and to make their pleasant
There is better place Than Ocean Springs for yachting
fishing battling. The table will be furnished with everything
ta is 10 be found in the New Orleans MARKET together with
Fish, Game Oysters with which the Lake and surrounding
country abound For the Of guests, there Ten
Pin ALLEY, Pistol Gallery, Billiard Tables The Saloon
will be supplied with the choicest Liquors Wines Cigars
Band of Music wilt be In attendance during the
Buggie and saddle Horses be hired the Hotel Also
Saluoas for Fishing and Pleasure Excursions.
The Bathing facilities excelled place
The ake The Mineral Springs celebrated for their curative
icxcefet condition. and In close proximity
Hotel Ocean Springs having visited by epdeics
is decidedly the heaest well the beautiful location
the Gulf shore. ne
my2s I'm COOK 4 H0YT Propfsetors
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a., POINT CLEAR HOTEL, EASTERN SHORE.

1reA POINT CLEAR HOTEL, EASTERN SHORE
fs!;3 NJ, BILE Bay. H#8
Jill The Justly celebrated Watering Place win he
for the Visitors 10Th June
Popretor atie themselves that the reputation
Establishment shall deteforate for the good
and good fare which has heretofore characterized
The location for health unsurpassed in the Souri,
fully tested by the epidecs hch prevailed both In
New Orleans and Mobile during the Of
single case Of yellow fever originating ~ Point Clear.
he Sail Bathing has equal the Gulf Coast, within
few yards OF the Hotellhe Of always
agreeable Fresh wafer Shower Baths can be Ind any time
Good Stable accommodations provided for all
keep their carriages and horses. The drives in vicinity
shaded magnoas oaks cedars pines etc beautiful
and extend in every direction. n
Ali the nInusenens usual at Watering Places sueh Bill
lizards, Bowling Pistol Gallery will be provided and Will
be under the charge of anxi please and conveniences
for those fond Of Aquatic Sports will not neglected
good Band of Music Is secured and will play the
afternoons--and for dancing evenings.
line Of Magnetic Telegraph established connecting Point
Clear with every quarter Of the Union 35
The fine owpessmre steamer Crescent" Will ply regularly
between Mobile and Point Clear leaving Mobile evening
and Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays ami Fridays will
down 10 o'clock NJ 70 accon modate those who arrive in
Mobile by the morning boats. sg A e48
Should this schedule be changed notice will be given in
the Mobile and New Orleans papers 1& 3s EH l# B95
The Propreors return their sincere thanks to the public for
and their Point Clear Hotel and hope place themselves under
renewed obligations Nh
+. II. CHAMBERhAIN co, a
PrOprietors Point Clear Hotel.
Mobile, May l. 1850 Also of Battle House. Mobile
7 my2I tlhiy .75
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Hf,RSE s,-HORSES.-HO

HORSE si-HORSESt-HORSES Est
qN$S M WIN PYBuS vii leave for ,he 'rfh and West
~ his week for tie pu pose Of huyiK Horses He viii
Al-kL-fMward hem weekly keeping full supply in my
siss All orders ffam the cty fof Saddle or Hat
Horses sing in pairs will be led short notice. ut
small Shs will be said long time If desired
determined keep full supply of fine stock he Market
will sell lower han has been offered, under
full guarantee by responsible parties
DR.. ]. ETI.TaTT,
of paroune and Union streets
ra-orders from Mexico Havana lled by letter under
prarantee. mtlh 3m
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r.coss. Anr aALLahf, IS CAMP STREET

Il NsV 0rleans-E. Jacobs III Lis old post again
The subscriber respectfully inform. he pa,rSps q
f in 1872 he has secured for term Of years
IL ssces OF Mr. JACOBS the original proprietor VINO mas
80 from Europe with all the late improvements in the
h sr Patrons may therefore rely On being furnished with
nortrajs Of the finest finish ~ -.
n snit the and price Of a will be taken IN utsr
styis Photographs life from other pictures OF
s,is Or private buildings Of machinery viii hs taken OF
INV sIze reniired either plain or painled -,
m s ss, arIists IN the United States employed and all
- 49, ,siiI Ne guaranteed give satisfaction.
instruction given In the ART .,, a,,.ot,,,
Tha Caller elegantly lifted with an extensive coeciio
of works Of and and ladies and gentlemen are respect
fully invited 70 visit 4 .,.
Fricss moderate. ''F'4S 9 '''s' " I.rpNsN
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-, LAUDERDALE WHITE SULPHUR yyx
A:M SPRINGS, MISS. 49,

This fashionable and popular Place will be- osea
for the reception Of visitors the iQ day Of next under
the supervision Offs Gid proprietor. SMITH who In we'll
known In The South n hotel keeper E' -
The Tauderdale Springs sEaed and o. Railroad
1853 miles from Mobethe morning train leaving arrives
the Springs AZ s o'clock r. Al.
The place has recently undergone thorough repair
hished throughout with new elegant furniture
The have been anayzed BY Of the best
the Emitted States tile medicinal properties OF the
unsurpassed by asy in the South 5$&
expense pains will be spared 10 make the Hotel
first class &
my22 3m b.. b. SMITH Il
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The subscribers respectfully inform their customers
and the Planters general that they always prepared to
furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING of the very
tersis, and al most reasonable prices.
The large patronage they receive from this and nesbbong
States has induced them extend establishment
increase of business and be able supply
heir patrons always with the and hest descriptions Of
eals they have made contracts with several the prem
nen manufactures IN the ssh and shall hencefoh be able
70 supply Planters with goods Of Uniform quality
They feel confident that they viii give entire satisfaction
al those who may patronizs their ennen. Southern enterprise,
snd solicit their orders shall receive immediate attention.
jalS sm HEBRARD 4 co.
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CHAS. 8. SHAftf, MEhGHANDISE AND PRO.
" RUGE BROKERS, lS5s Tchnupitoulas street.
&-Specia attention given the sale Of Manufactured To
aeco, Rice Goffee Liquors. iaA Can
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NEW YORK CARDS.
4 ADrEy ssHsfs. LADIES vvisE.
spEER's WE'VE or ELDER.
Per tts wondsnI beusseisa stnait5ex nv d GENTLE
sfiAs,tANT. TOXIC. DfURETI0 and sHpORIFTc wheh
y 'eansd % BY Fhysieiaus tlouans mi Gsuie
men q ~ Itsss ~ Earepc ard Amesjes,
As = Seattle stfasnfant an6 Tozste.
II strengthens ts Digestive Organs sroyiag BE pps,Its
ard Purifying the Blood.
A. 4 Dausesie,
II hDpars ssay acfian " he aGASps rFnxrys -
URINARY ORGANS, very beasassss Il DF cstsT corr.
ERUPTIVE and RHEUMATIC afREcTIoNs Fl
As . sudor1fEsy
I, upon he skin opening pores sd I, -,
PARTIES By asensbe Precipitation thesby dSsiuw ID ssnusl.v
and cleansing the surface giving tone TIA sss
system, and BLro,Is d 1T and HE4gfHY esnsiss !,
the Sc fS and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe OF Irsaxans
Have long nsed the Bom Fruit Elder IS ons u
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany.
The Berries dried and preserved families
speerss Wine Of Elder
pure from the juice of cultivated Elder
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing reaarabss sss
dicinsi propsrues SUPERIOR amy other yssmmsr
Hs and a e1celen article for a WE K aud DE sEalTAY-
Ed PERSONS. and The AGED end INPIRa. renosur ALk
INSTRUCTIONS, supeovn the APPETITE and bess6tslux
LADIES and CHILDREN
a Ladsess wine,
Because VIII not inoxica ii contains no ralxtrxs u
spirits 2 other liquors and admired ~ peculiar 1aygr
and nutrsse properties sp4fsInx heslthy o.e q ~
STOMACH and DIGEsTIvE CRGAKs sSt
vine siass fulI e noe s. win meals o. -
We will emily ask iadnisce ers tsss u -
Wine. n - s.
For saIe in New Orleans " JAMES sgg ess., 60
and By al principal Druggists fboughou. tie statss
ALFRED sPEER, Propriesor,
my2s ly5M as Bsesd~sy, Ns~ York
DEvLTN. HUDSON 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE BEAEERs
ciothing and Mems Furnisl.sss Goods.
ass, 80 AND 40 BROADWAY,
Corner Of Warren street.. $50
myas lmsw- -- xKw aoaK
G s 6 zaa1s n.-es 81 !. . sss.s
NORTH, SHERMAN a CO.,
- IMPORTERS AND yoBBEHs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS CUTLERY,
JEWELRY. staff merry, MUSICAL ESsTRU-
MENTs. COMBS, BRUSHES, PER
FuMERy, BUTTONS.
THREADS
No. 9s Chasnhers sfrees,
my2l iyAw NEw roRK-
lONAs BROOK d Bxs0TYIERs,
BEST SIX CORD AND PATIENT GI4AcE
spool cotson, ~
White. Black. and VII eosors.
cositng smeohnsss ii sk VIA lie s,sassa pf 49,
| I'd 81 SEWING MACHINE USE AEsoI gTRns gKHI-
VAILED. For sale W DE hotses ID NV 0s.ns
and Mobile; snd alsa in original ~
| agent, wNs HENRY SAITH
AMI lsdW ~ and "a Tesey Mrsss. - TEX
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sueAR lioGsHEAps SUGAR uoesHEAps.-
srArE AND sH1aelE MACHINES,

STATE AND SHTNGLE MACHINES
Suitable for Making
SUGAR HoGSHRADS, RICE, M0i.ASSES, RoSIN AND
TuRPENTlNE SLAVES AND SHINGLES.
The principle embraced This Machine process
plittng and dressing by humid labor Working directly with
hs grain Of the timber produces liable warp
check from exposure The Mill will
ont from the bolt from 7Qa lOoB perI,v
Single Machine from 1900 10000 Shingles Itreq
work it, and be attached
gin mill power make required length
be adjusted any thickness taper The timber
leher steamed sawed but riyen shaved directly from
he bolt.
Both Mnchnescan full operation, between the hours
10 and O'clock every day. No street. These
Machines made In Augusta, Ga.
party wishing purchase Parish State County
gle rights Machines obtain them Agent who
will give full particulars F. W. G. COOK,
Agent for the States of Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi
Texas Alabama. jaSl
SOUTHERN WOOD AND MACHINE WORKS.
P. W Engineer,
aI5 ..-...AND.. l16
New Levee street.
SAVING, MACHINE AND WOOD TURNING, done for
the Trade.
CARPENTERS, JoINERs' AND FANCY WORK. of all
descriptions
PLANTATION MACHINERY of all kinds repaired at the
shortest notice.
I have now in operation PATENT GRINDsToNE SAW
GUNNER.
All orders for CUMMING executed with dispatch. PRICES
MODERATE.
Being practical and experienced Mechanic employ
No. This with the aid Of Machinery, enables
defy superiority. jsal sm
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ES-HOilan sf C0uncfl Of Royal and Sefecs
MASTERS, No. |, meets The FOURTH THURSDAY of every
month in the Of Concord Royal Arch Chapter No. q ODD
Feiinws' Hst, First District.
OFFIcERs--I H. Holland t. H.. M. G. 2. Crane
D.. L. e. NIT a. Bartleite G w Bruno de Lucas
Treasurer jas Fnrn Recorder H. J. Sashuy, Captain
Of the tinards j @ Wood Conductor: otrged Steward.
Peter Mtnsen Sentinel sel2 ly
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FOR RENr---FoR RENT.

49, FssiS RENT Low Until. isT OCTOBER NEXT.
i: Eight oneoty Frame Houses, kitchens wo,stores high;
each has four pasered and well finished;
all covered with aies yards az alley pNye csterns
between Erao tha
Apply TO N. FITzSldMt,NS,
nlyY1 Inn
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RS-Crescenl Lodge No, =, /, q. u. E., meets
EVERY THU SDAY EVENING III Lodge Room No. l. Odd
Fellows Hall, al O'Clock.
0fcer-J. A. Sylvester, n a.. Peter Williams ". O.; G.
swerbrick Recording secretary;L N ahan Permanent Sec
Rotary; s. H. Butler, Treasurer.
Members Of Sister Lodges fraernsy invited attend
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closed mail consisting Of letters and for States
and ees OF the German Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionlan Islands, etc.,
Ia sent from the Post Office IN New York saai weekly.
sA mail fer ths West India Islands will be senr by this
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a. PkADAT'S HO EEL. BILOXI. - Tbs under
;: ged, Mrs Elizabeth Ptdat, formerly
priep Of the Green Oaks Hotel Biloxi respectfully
thu public that this establishment Ii for the
season. Attached the no q good billiard nbe
beautiful yacht saddle horses, buyges and Carriages afford
ing pleasure comfort Visitors Prada IS Hotel Wishing
andat the hotels wharf, will please notify the captain Of the
boat. #=
IpylI am JOHN b. & EITGFNE O. PRSBAT.
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ID tt1FUSAL FUR LANDS = ME HANICS' AND
Il AGRI HhTuRAG FAIR ASS tGl A. I0N-sealed pre-
posals will be the counting
No 81 street, until the 10Th of next rites
having acres usahlc for Fair
Grounds The hard the immediate vicinity New
leans. aud Of regu and access from the city.
Proposals. should be accompanied by plans full description
of the land. price, terms. etc
Fl. SEoGeMB
my3I I'd Ehai of TanmiTte.
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r YON & LEAKE, ATTORNEYS AT Law AND
- General Collecting Agents, CAMDEN, Arkansas, will
iect claims in ali the Southern part of the State.
References-A J. FULLY 4 Co., Campbell L Strong, j. Burn
side Co., O. H. Slocomb Co., w. A. Violet Cos. R. W.
Rayne, Soaring Scott, New Orleans Hudson Robertson
Co., VIVA. Wray Co., New York ]. b. Lippincott Co..
ado rny1n I've
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This magnificent establishment now in successful operation
l.niycrsally conceded 10 be in all respects. The
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Arsenal W AsIlsGTus ARTILLERY,
Girod stteet April %, 1859 I
HrSpcefal Orders--The Washington Artfl-
lery hereby ordered attend pnnetuay The Regular Drills
Of the Company on every THURSDAY EVENING. half.
past o'clock BY order Of .5l- gs#.5
III M FrSf
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VALUABLE PhAhTALigN Enk a.
~ ; Il Il III THE PARISH bF PllNfE G0UFEE. N5EH
"a sit,sai mule above Rel RIVER Landing Sasz
ss;ana aboii 1886 and fronting Old Rver tier.
all 100 OF land eeared II has good dwelling
800 and Cabins al thtfe twenty
@ ncfrroe which l sold with without the land also
about mass. eight oxen, one wagon lnbe whesls saw
Mil carrie and h.s togelhe with agricultural implements
tools In II Of tho plantation gh bat
tre containing 500 which will be sold with IT,
For tesus apply to 4 @
ass r. q. CAM,
s.awtf&Atw Parish Of Ist Vile,
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Aka SALE of NEfGRUES--pN THE FIRST on
S octobef neS my house will BE- opeied and large sapp,
Of all classes Of offered for sale imported from
Vgina MARYLAND and Georgia Afterwards during thu
whole season. the supply shall he kept good by the receipt
large lots 81 the choicest negroes 10 be had nm the
States Apply at "a Baronne street. between
vier, and two squares west from st. Charles Hotel
se1a 9D WAITER H. NaMpBELIa
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Es- Merchmnts, Lodge No. *, 4. ID. d. e.,
Roam No. Odd Fellows Halt every Monday
ming ~ O'clock The following brothers elected officers
for tic present
Geo II. tfficd N. a.; W, Irving Hodgson, e e.; Il. NJ.
saacsGn Rec Secretary L. A. Adam. Per Secretary:
French. rranslreF* fsIn 1v
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81 Dudley lodge No. %, e.. ma Al; "a
uRDAY EVENING at O'clock In their Lodge Room the
GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hail. Of st. Charles and
Peddo Members Of the Graft ateruay invited
attend.
OFFIcgRs-Wm. H Stewart, W. NJ; Edwin Marks, s W.
j. H. tiennson, j. W; Thaddens H. raniorn Treasurer s.
L Outlet Secretary r. L. Moore g. u. Henry f Robinson,
i ,JRs.R Sr@ an ty
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EB- Howard LitSe No. III, A. u. %. t--tle eu~
ings EVERY TIT RspA1 EVENING. in Lodge Room No. 8.
Odd Fellows, Hall, O'Clock.
ohicers--l. A. Bendixen N G. N. p Lyle V, G.; Hugh
Stewart Recording secrery B DeSvs. Permanent Secre
j q. Sartna a14 !
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SO. PIANO sTosG-Ng 81 aoYAL STREET

delightful instruments, invented by Mr. Esenmeofi
arr remarkable power of tleit
iushcaeas graceful pecnlhrty their shape which
there higher than the tile figure and finger
ing tic performer alsc opened to NE view Of listeners
Wishing Pianos of the quality moderate
FERNS viii heir Mr. tiuaHd's
ts,,tfn fin 3'V FIN
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G: e-ie Magazine street, Lousana avenue,
lI squares from Ninth Market The
tais 10 finished in the best style for beauty ard comfort
The ground contains handsomely onaniented with
sfTubbeY ga den suitable ounuldugs
BILE carriage, oh cken pigeon house,
will sell rent the above good tenant For
further inquire al otce, Is Exchange Place op
posi- the POst-O Office
all If z-. p II. WILLARD
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CURv TUR z, d. EOOUs, GROCu
RIE2 &c VIII Ia snld aucfion =

Eur ITUR z, ID. Y GOOUs, GROCV.
RIES, &c. Will re sod AZ auction, q M
store. corner Of Map and '5tb streets on sATUK.
DAY MOI nins next, TIE 10Th day OF Ootobsr con
nae ncipx IT 10 o'oLlek. Q general assortment q
new and second h end Furniture, Etsves. 10.
DRY GnODs.-SeveIalinv sessonable Dry
Goods. Hoop Skirts Hosiery. Gloves, Neck Ties,
Goats. Pants, Vests.&o.
6R0CERIts.- Brandy, Whiskey, Candlss, To-
bseco, Champagne, &o
ALSO rs GASES .umblers. assorted; 10 cssAs De-
oanters assottet;s hhds. TALON and half Gallon
oc IL ALEX. MOTT. Auot,r.
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MEDICINES.
DR. HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERS

u
DR.. HO0FLAND'S BAt.SAMTC CORDIAL,
The great stgndard medicinss Of the present age,
years Of rial Un5oandsd sattsJaetto g as rem
dered BY them in AL cases, and ths psop!e hare
AlI bIeE RPiSEsS!4 d gN
SfST TaE R RifSs4Sss OF
and al diseases arising from disordered frsr or
,ceakn.ss Of the stomach and digestive organs are
Sp s.rr Snd Permanently cured By the GERMAN
The .BALsAMJC CORDIAL has acquired a re-
pntasion surprising thar of any similar prepara-
tion extant. IL so,H cure, WITHOUT FAIL, The
most Sersrs and Tong staadtng
C0TGiH Co H. 0 = H924kS5EbNEssb BR3N
MoNI1. iNCTPiENT9 cons s GMPTiiGN,
and has performed the most astonish,ng cures
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
tetc doses igtu GsSo at once cheek and cure the
most Strers DlARRHBA proceeding from COLD
IN THE BOWELS.
These medicines are prepared BY Dr. M.
Pa, and are sold BY druggists aud dealers in med
ic,nss srery,caere, at rs cents per bottle The sig
nature o. Z. NJ, JACKSON totH De on the outside
In the Almanac published annually BY the pro
prtetOrS, called EVERYBODY ALMkNsC, yoH tp,U
ind tsstin ony ard Contradictory notices from all
parts Of ting country These Atnianacs are gtrsa
a''a' '' a. f GrR Gi.ris LADD CO, Agents,
Sc 22-d&oxlntItI Richmond. Va.
ThE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY,
BILE NE NJ ED1 FUN GUNONHHHd AND
ALL SECRET DISEASES.-This great American
remedy, containing Mercurial or Balsamic
properties, exeels everything heretofore offered
the public, in its curative, restorative and reno
waiting powers and tho medical world are as
| tonished when told that the above remedy will
cure the above diseases, and COMPOUNDED when
they have ocular demonstrations of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known of the rem
edy for twenty odd years, has known of q case
Of twenty years standing to be restored to per-
feet health, and all other of shorter d ara
ton to be restored, without single exception,
ard therefore challenges any case OF GonoTrhoea
which the remedy will not cure, provided the
directions are carried out with prudence on
the part of the patient; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly in his
or her case, he guarantees a perfect cure; and in
osse of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
agents; and q o1fe will be effected without moon
venience to the batlent.
Sold by APPERSON & DUPUY, No. zl Broad
street, ana o. A. SIRE CKER, Main street, Drur
.ists, agents for the city Of Richmond.
Oc 1-6MW
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xouadron AT Portland.

Me. Thursday, Oct. Is "A grand
FosTLAiHr last night by our citizens to the
esll s@ and officers of the Royal sqnad-
6 the C Hall and wa. the the! sr ss,x a..
fsE o. 'ss ssrsons we're present. the elite of orr
hSndFe" md The English officers were in full
,ii.ens, The hall was splendidly decorated
nSiio o,tts,rsrs Siyx and Nile have arrived.
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peuu,,lvania Politics.

.ovrrHfA. Oct. ia.--The Douglas State
FsIL'N Committee last evening withdrew
Centra,,- out tickets, and pledged them
ihel. 70 supper: the Reading electoral tickets.
se''es ~.oTssa Douglas and johnson and the
Taey s" ~ ;he party. An attempt was m ade
Sena.a he names Of the Breckinridge cleo
= =, he ilckets. but II was unsuceesstnI.
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..r.rxary Celebration,

.-,,,osy Oct la-There was a great turn-
btLla ,o.asy. on The occasion of the ceiebra-
oat ~ the anniversary OF the battle OF York
yea - .rd ire inauguration OF Druid Hiil Park.
Io|v S,rn Exchange and Steak Board adj
over.
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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
.--- the Richmond Dispatch.1
,,. a, Wate,

The weather is delightful
:. trstions IN honor Of the Prince
NE deI uss ard imposing. Public buildings
are eaooIs - ard the streets tnronged. About
are deeor'i, including artillery, cavalry and In
aeO men, INV NV being reviewed on the COM
nstry, 81 ~, Ranks. the Prince, and anumer-
non o.. n5 Sriilisnt STAFF Ralph iarnmm T Tss
II Toou. u-ss quite interesting.
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Later from Havana

ORLEANS. Oct. iS,-Ths steamship S'ar
- West. from Havana on the l5th, report.
% o. ,ug@r market quiet, with a stock in the
civ Of 3ao'o boxes, -. ,,.. s...,
dse Mn ,%s s had SFe,a 0fs ''ns
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y FAD THIS!
III lpEHfAy NnTITE

n
II SPECIAL NOTICE.
have not disc TIMED business on account OF
the falling of my store. | am now located FIVE
DOORS above, my old stand. next door to c. w.
Purcell q Co. q Brokers Office, and near Governor
on Main street, No. l26, whore would be pleased
to meet my old customers, and the customers gem
orally. Those in the habit of giving me their or
ders for FALL CLOTHING, will do me a favor to
store " hen to call on them. and all orders in my
line viii DO a. promptly attended to - heretofore.
| have not, and don't intend TO discontinue busi-
ness for any such cause. Call and see me, at II
Main street. Tau 2S-tst VIM. IRA SMITH.
RFANCHESTER SCALE WOKKN.-Wo
Ivl have on hand from the above factory, PLATs
FORM SCALES, weighing from 100 to 1000 lbs.--
Also, COvNTEk SCALES Of every variety. and
u agents for the manufacturers are prepared 10
take o,dera fQr railroad track. DEPOT and vsts-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-20
tat.r from Rio de yaueiro

SEv ORLEANS. Oct. Is The bark Tries te
IN RIO 90 the Goth Septem Der, reports c. n, Z
trn, With sales Of the week amounting 10 So,
-. rsg, Prices were generally unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-20

aaEDICAL CARBIDE. PLUME offers h,s %, /.
II Woes 20 tho public in the treatmentof all secret
G$ssases. Twenty years practice in the above
Lssnch gives DR.. P. q claim TO pu bio favor -ORicc
81 Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
Hird house below Trinity Church. same side. Az
Nays on hand q supply OF the CHEMICAL EX-
4RACT OF FLOWERS;" one Of the very bsss
Inroyators for weakened parts uow known. Modi-
Gnee sen ito order. All comnv uications By letter
- othsrS ia PROMPTLY attsusies 60. R,ohuoud. We