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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-11

CLOAKS-CLOAKS.
" SPECIAL ENNOUNCFMENr -
TO TIE LADIES or NKW-IORk AND VICINITY
LADIES FOR A FASHIONABLE CLOAK at So.
Go TO PEYTON'S, No. 26i BOWERY.
IApIES FOR FASHIONABLE CLOAK at 81,
90 to PEYTONS, No 264 BOWRRY.
LADIES FOR RICH CLOAK al S6 .~,,,.,,
Go 10 PEYTONS, No. 2si BOWER1.
LADIES' FOR RICH BEAVER CLOAKS az 80,
Go 10 PEYTONS, No. 264 BOWERY.
LADIES. FOR FINE FRENCH BEAVER CLOTH PALE
TOTS at 80 So ,-u,,,.,s A., oc.pou-ppv
LANES FOR MOSCOW BEAVER CLOTH PALETOTs
WIN VIM Go to PRYTON'S, No 264 BOWERY.
LADIES' FOR NEW, ELEGANT, AND FASHIONABLE
ci0AKS BAS0UES SACQUES ETC, AT BARGAINS,
Go to PEYTON'S No. 264 BOWERY.
IADJFS FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS
90 10 w. X. PEYTON'S
No. 26f BOWERY near Houstonst.
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EXTENSION OF THE TIME FOR RECEYv.

L. ING PROPOsALs-Tbe tino or receiving Propssss IN.
Ter the proceeding notice for the purchaso OF the
tho Furdcd Debt the State Of Ohio 4 hereby
antl II O'Clock D., Of the THIRTEENTH DAY OF sSIkA-
Der NEXT. -, .
Bids which been 10 for the 20h Instant ssy ~
anton of the bidder be Withdrawn application ct the 500
Agency or mcy remain there to be opened On the ssid ~
teeu,h day Of December next.
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I MUNSTER, GRADUATED SURGEON
u. DENTIST No 50 West 2shst. betweea Broadway aoS
eth-av
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ESTRAYED.

FvAKFN Up by A. Jones and brought before
! J. T.. aTmncr, one of the Justices Of the
Peace in and for the Annacoco Ward on stray
OK marked thus: crop and hall crop in his
right ear and undrr-hit in the left branded with
an : on his tight hip. and has 7 on his right
horn, and is sway backed; is mostly white, with
some black spots ON his neck, aud lis ears are
black Appraised 10y John Cavan'rgh and !. 7.
Roberts to he worth twenty dollars IA cash. The
owner If said on viii please come forward, prove
property. pay charges and take him away, or he
will be- dealt with according 10 law.
JAMES f.. Tt RNER, J. F.
Oct I3-2m
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a T T f N ITO Mill
ALEXANDRA, Nov. I3ih, lsG0.

NFEktNHRFF, NOV. F''FH, FFDV
Mr. Boyce In a notice published in your
paper of the date Of November 10th, 1860, you
represent me as partner in the firm of Bnkc u
McCooyr. This is n mistake am not partner,
aud never have been, was their security TO the
Bayou Ralidrs Navigation Company, for the
faithful completion of their work, and no more.
rov!7-.f Z s. NtGENT
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For the Ladies'
\ q 7 | { +

TWO the Stock Subscribers Of the Louisiana
c L Central stem Of the Mississippi and Pacific
Rail Road Company.
The Directors of ihiS company having closed a
contract ON the 10th OF last month with Mr.. j. ID;
Champlin for the building of eighty mils Of this
Road from the Atchaialaya River to Coti,r, on
t,imS that is satisfactory
The subscribers are notified and requested to
pay five P"r cent Of the ain,,,i of their sHbScriP-
lions on demand Ia 4. g. Pcarcr Esq, the Treas
ur,r; ten per cent for Ia" inst Of November next;
tn per cen: on the first of December next and
ten ! r c.Ht on the first of January next
Prompt collections are necessary and further
subscriptions are respectfully solicited for ;le pro-
motion of this important enterprise.
aug i-tf IL. BOY CE, President
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ESIRAYED.

Taken mp and estiayrd before me Justice Of
of the Peace of Annacoco Ward, by Joseph w.
Moore living on Liberty Creek. One SORREL
HORSE, about - hands high, and about nine
years old, havin" white face and large knot
on one of his hind legs, no brand visible apprais-
ed by JOHN G.. Cavannaugh and Joseph W.
Moore, ia be- worth in cash fifteen dollars.
Now Therefore the owner of said cstray, will
please come forward AMI prove property, pay
charges, AMI take him away within sixty DAYS, OF
he will be- dealt with according 80 law.
j. T.. TURNER, j. =.
OFT I3-9n
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FINE .JICWELIeH
Consisting OF

CONSISTING OF
DIAMONDS. Gold and Silver Watches, Brace
lets, Ear Rings Neck Chains, Lock",s, Finger
Rings, Shoulder Pins, Gold Thmblcs Crosses,
Charms, &c, &c
EIST RECEIVED from New Yoik, by the
~ undersigned, lee House Hotel. where he
would bt happy to receive call from those who
wish to purchase fine .Jcwrlry. Thankful for
past fayoIs, and hops by strict attention TO bust
ness to merit q continuance of III" same.
j McENOY,
Nov. lift lee HOHSe Jo,rciry store.
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THE SACCHAROM Ell Il
tSAGASSE EgRNCAE.

DATENTED July LIST, lSj7. Steam Trains
n. and CHARTERS, under 10y patents For l~.,J and
lr.9. Nv patented arrangement for usiuw two
pr,ssrrS oi STRAIN in sugar boiling appartU~,S
only requires to bc understood to establish the
decided advantages it posscsscs over all other az
rmgrmrnts, because it is based upon correct and
scientific principles, and reduces TO = complete
system Tn boiling 10y steam in sugar apparars,'.s.
Can b. adapted tO almost any Sugar IloUs'.
IMPROVED FURNACES FOR COAL
EITHER UNDER BOILERS or KETTLES.
will also furnish tn very best boiler ROW IN
usr, and especially adapted for plantation use.
which
COSTS LESS
is mor DI'RABLE and ab.olut, ly SAFER and at
the same time more economical IN II III than
any nthrT arrangement of BOILER whatever.
Can hrfJunishcd at very short notice.
Fore" Pumps for hot vaiIr and plantation ma
chnrry generally
The uudrIsigncd wond respectfully refer Iaiirs
who may not have had IN opportunity of witness
ing the operation Of apy Of his Furnaces, to thr
following named gentlemen, sugar Planters, who
have th,m erected GA their places.
William j. Font, Esq, onc, Magnolia Plantation,
Wrst Frlirima.
Hon. ID. +. Kcnncr, two, Ashland AMI Bowdon
Ascension.
Il. H. Barrow, Esq, on, Yattan; d.. J. w
Lyle, one, Sniihird; James Il. Duyall, Esd
one Ashland West Baton Rouge.
Arthur Dennis Esq, one Ialsr Fiy,r Point
Coupe.
M,s.rs. J. W. & s. McCptch.o on, onr, o Haud
st. Charles.
join II. Thompson, Esq, onc, Claiborne
Ibrrvr.
John r. Wil'iamas Esq, one Willow Glen,
Rapidcs, near Alexandra, La.
Or. .Ioha tassom, one, Experiment. Earidcs.
near Alcxandlia
McSsis. J. {. CofclI & T. ". Davis, ono Man
aztec, Maratrc River. Fla.
GEORGE VI. LeNGAfRE.
aug eff 3 Natchrz street, New Orleans.
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PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
CASES AND CASKEI'S.

Joseph BDIILLOT would respectfully in
- form the citizrus of Al, xandria and vicinity
that b. has now on hand ut lis shop a number Of
thrS" important articles which are So necessary to
preserve the dead, being perfectly air tight and
covered with glass or in part.
Thee CASES me from the celebrated establish
mcnt OF FISK a CRANE, and will be sold at
REAS0 ABLE RATES,
they viii come very little higher than wooden
Cotfirs. Persons wishing to qvry their friends at
a distance will find the very thing for THAT
Purrosc.
- Al orders promptly attended 10.
aug i2-tf JOSEPH B0CILLOT.
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ST. JOHN Il Burgess beg to call the attcn-
- ton Of their friends to their new stock Of
goods xiz some fine goods Guns and Rifles,
Elrys' Gun Wads Eleys' Caps. largo and COM
pletr assortment of Powder Flasks. Shot Ppuches
and Game Bags; al Of which we offr quite cheap.
New Books, Nemesis, &c, &c.
Onr stock of Drugs viii be found complete and
large having been selected with great care
An assortment of To 20 arrive IN day ~
two Fresh Garden Seeds and Flower Bulbs.
Fancy articles, great variety novI0
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T. : r Il 4 Y

TVAKEN Up by G W. i. Hall, and cstraycd he
| fore me the undersigned, Justice of the Peace
for lhr Spring Hill Ward, two black and white
pirdrd oxen, tour years old, marked with an I'M
der icur" seven in the. right ear, and smooth or p
in ihr left car. branded on the left hip thus ~
,ppiajscd by .InO. Sw,aingcr and D,vias IIich-
iIlan, 70 br worth thiriy-iwo and half dollars.
Also one red OK marked with und,IfiguT seven
in the right rar, he ,ft whole, branded thus on
the right hip seven or light years old and aP-
praised by The same appraisers to be- worth righ-
teen dollars and fifty cents
The owner is requested 10 come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take the oxen away or
they win be- sold according 10 law. Lucky Hit,
y v,mbrr Z, IcG0
rayIT-im WIN Il ANDDIPH, J. T.
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T. $ TR 4 YED.

I'AkEN up by George Dean on Big Greek, Is
j miles from Alexandria, three stray MI LES,
one gray horse mulr, years old, ~ hands high,
brand di,figuud, the other n black horse mule, II
hands high, and about FIVE years old brand dis
figured and the other black mare mule, about
II hands high years Id brand also dishgurcd
Appraised by VIM. Waggonrr and Vim. LacroiX,
the two first TO be worth 1926 dollars cachi the
othrrt b. worth $40 in cash,
Now, Therefore the owner of the said estrays
will please come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take them away, within sixty days
from the date hereof, or they will be dealt with
according TO law.
STEFIIEN LACROiX.
Ny. IO-pir's fee Sl5 o. 81 T.
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FO K : 4 |, f.

VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION, si'u-
4 atcd on Bayou Bout, containing one thou
sand acres. For further particulars apply OF
address, T.. l.. TANNER.
2l-tf Chcncyville La
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NOTICE.

n ISIS VI. H. Munscll will open school on
VA Monday November, 10Th f-GA, at Mrs. Sew
"rns near the Methodist church in Alexandria
La. Her terms are moderate. Latin, French
Music Drawing and Fancy work extra charge.
y
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Drcsss-NIalking business,
STATE NFIOIISfANA.

DISTRICT CoURT-PARISH OF RAPIpES
Sacccssion IF b. l.. Griffin dcc,d-No 6,966
NTHEKEAS, Mary Griffith has p,titioncd
w this Court to he appointed Administrative
Of the estate ofthc late B. LGrffith deed interstate
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may con-
com, To- show causc within TN days from the
,lat' hereof, why the prayer Of said prti;cn
should not hr .lantcd. BY order Of tn Court.
G.. IABAT, Clerk
Clerks Office, Alex, Oct 18th
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lust ARRIVED lot of Candies the best as
- sortmrut ever offered in Alexandria Choca-
late and Cocoa.
ncvl7 ST. JOHN & BI'RGIS,
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JOB PRINTING,
or All SORTS md SIZES,
DONE ~ TIE
NEATEST STYLE
AT THE
CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICE,
Src0ad street, BOuiii0ffS BTich BaIdiag
Sccoad STREET, Bouiioifs Brich Baiidiag.

TENIE PROPRIETOR If the CONSTITUTIONAL
y newspaper takes this occasion of returning
his thanks Ia hi formrr friends for ilt' hrIaliiy
with wh.chlh'y supported him while conducting
the RED RIVER AMERICAN, aud would inform
them thahc is again candidate for thcir favor
and -nc"ua%"m
The material in the CJN>TirUTIo>A Office i,
cntircry ucw and Of thr v,ly best qualify, and no
effort shall he spared to cNrcutr all work in as
neat uanu,r as it can b" dolir in the ; ate. and
at ~ reasonable rates as it can be- done out OF
New DllraHS.
Hoping tu see the familiar faces of al his old
friends and ~ many nrw ONES a. possible, h.
says 10 them that be will always be- found at his
post.
TO ADVERTIS ER>
The CONsTrTUTiuNAI. has thr largest circula-
ton of any paper in North Louisiana, aud it will
consequently be- found an excellent advertising
medium 70 his former patrons, both at home
and at New Orleans, st. Louis, NV York, Pmla-
dclpha and other ci:irs, he tenders his sincere
thanks for past favors, and hopes to merit a con-
tmu;ncr of The same.
.@k No Northern advertisement inserted un-
less accompanied with the cash, arrangements
bc made to settle for tn" sam" in New Orleans.
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FINKLE & LYONS
Sewing Machines.

T1'HE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
n inform the citizens of Alexandria and the
parish generally, that he has arrived with full
supply of the celcqrated Finkle 4 Lyons Sewing
Machines, aud will keep the same constantly ON
hand. viii state to the pubIicfbat they are fully
guaranteed to give entire satsfacion else NO ray.
They can be seen in full operation BY applying
at my depot in the rear Of the touft I(oslsc Si,iplr
A liberal share af The pavrage Of the public
is respectfully solicited.
aug II-tf JOHN $. CALHOUN
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I SHALL. continue to furnish Gin Stands as
Il heretofore ut the old stand - St Charles
street. Ny Office is on the second floor, No g.
Gin Stands constantly kept on alnd to supply
customers. | do not deem IT necessary to say
anything of the merits of my Gin Stands, rs ! sci.
100 or more annually, which arc distributed
through nearly the whole cotton growing country
Not being able to supply the demand the last SEA-
son, | am extending my factory So rs to be- cna-
blrd to make 1900 Stands next SEASON, and shall
therefore be enabled 10 supply the demand
promptly.
aug Oily. DANIEL PRATT.
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\ T. W STO K +
At THE
ICE HOUSE HOTEL.
UIIIE LATEST NOVELTIES of the season
Just open, from New York, and ready ion
sr'.
OIL (,Pnilnnnpr,',, Ell1rtn;pIinr Gnn1s

IIllE LATEST NOVELTIES of The season
! Just open, from New York, and ready fu
sr'r
o. Centlemens Furnishing Goods:
Gentlemen, Finn Linen Shrts;
" Linen boron do;
" AalS,iiicS
lI'ur aun'l aud Hickory do
Linen Co'ms;
Garo;r standing liyronic do;
Dress and Cuisines, Coats blue
Black aud hovu:
Uyc,coots Of al kinds;
Eaglaud and Ruqurlaur of al kinds;
Waterproof t,~~im'r" Pants, striped, fancy
aud black
liNTS.-Of TIE style Prince st Wales 50
"CuihaIdirs. and Iou,vcs
GLONES.-kid, Buckskm, silk, Wash Lea
th"r, Cloth and Gauntlcts
Ccntlrmn's half Hose, English French ard
&" tm"n.
Cr;i.mnns Lambs wool IndcrsIlirts; q
Srarlt Cashmere
Mliuu
Cashmere
Shaker Flannel
Fancy OprIa
Grulm,u'~ fancy Scmf,, Ncck-Tics and Com
imlS
Hair and Tooth Brushes, and Dressing Combs
Boots and Shoes of al kinds;
Caribal,li and Prince of Wales
CARPErING.-Taprsry Carpctiug, Health
Rugs and lIa>Sacks
TO TRAVELLERS. ETC--Finc English Sol,
leather Trunks, Na'.s,S, Tapestry Sacks, Carpet
Bags, Enam,l,d Travelling Bags.
G'ntlcmcn'S Cashmere aud Cloth Robe de-
thambrr superior Travelling Shawls aud Blank
-.
Umbrellas and walking Canes.
TO GAMESTEES.-- Fine doubl,-harrclcd Shot
Guns, the c,lrbard DcuinEcr Pistols Game
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-01

USE or HEcoauExD
HEIDISTREET'S INIlIITABLE
HAIR COLORIN(
AND FIND IT TO BE1
4 PERFECT HAIR RESTORATIVE
piomDting the strength and growth Of the H1i
and giving it all the beauty Of youth. - q
dOIbt il?
READ! READ READi
ScIRooS LAKE., Essex Co, N. 81
February 6, lsis.i
W. f.. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.'-Dear SIR.
Having used your Hair Coloring or Restordiv
and being much pleased with il, | take pleasure
making the following statement From the "a,
uf very severe lit of sickness, when about Is sea
Of age, my hair commenced turning grey. ant
continued to grow until IL bccaDe pufecHg riot
being very harsh and coarse. Last Summer p;
reached my Fl ty-third year, when was induced D
lt,cad g. purchase two bottles OF Ilcm~tIeoi
Hair Colpiing prepared by you. ! c0mmohc,
using i according TO directions and in a few ia
wa surprised t. find that my hair from the 20
outward was turning back to its original color.
50 cpntinTCd TO grow rntl il was as truly br0r
and glossy Is i was in my youthful days, rej
noto jtaig ,cst0fed 10 is 05}g9Rrt crfor.
MYLA SEAMAN.
E,scr a.. ss.-Myla Seaman came Leiort q
ana WIS Nl4lA NNNliit dli dlN Juht wv dlbAf
ncBt j. True this 9Th day Of February, 1859
JOGL Z. POTTER, Justice Of the rca' q.
PrTsFORD, VI, Aug !, l~"i.
hereby certify, that my hair having br"'I
quite nrey used IIcmStreCt's Hair Cooring. o.
pared ~ W. l.. HAGAS: I have used Hem-trcc
Hair Coluring Tor three years, and have found Il
he Il most excellent article. II rot only rc-t"r
tin color Of my hair, giving it new life and stren.
bat il cured myself aud wife Of a most 0b-iiHa
eruption .pcn the scalp, which nothing rise s'r'r
N Lcard. J u " believe II to lie the best article
use. Yours hc@I eclu!iy,
KN0WLTON ROWLAND
The aioye are but q few Of the many letters
recDmmcn lAiiOn which have been tendejed :" I
ptuprictpr-p l IIcim~.rcets Hair COluring and Re-
rative II has been used by thousands OF Ir 4
and il never fails to restore the color and grOWiiI
the hair Tli~ singular effect is not produced a. WI
DIVES are used Tor il acts upon tine natural -
tioBs dl rnllring mitter at The roots and tins
fcct> the change. Tire c9of 1stPvcc" ~ mi " -
ferfi bui tr H7tHrdt Nhoa, Of yDnih. 1t d.,
0lpr che skin.
Price soc an9 81 90 per bottle. Sold eycrvGl
W.EHAGANe;y CO.. Pf.prictors. Troy, y. !.
Sold in AcSlnl,h by +. JOHNSON, ard
Du4yi-ts !. WRIGHT u CO.. New Oiici
Wholesale Agcnts for the south JanZs-iyr
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NOTICE.
GREAT INDU GENIE Il T
TO
ESG HID ne -.
Cypress Lumber at Fifteen Dollars por

TIL sand.
I VIII deliver Cypress fGmbrI -; any point ON
4 Red River br,wr,n Alexandra and my Ian
ding, or at Alexandria at fifteen per thousand; also,
Cypress Shingles at five dollars per thousand
The shingles made by my mill, are more perfect,
uniform, smoother andrbrti,'i than can be- made by
hand or any other machine extnt They arr
planned 10y The action uf the saw which cuts out .la-
wings with the grain of thu wood Ike grooycnc
plane. Mechanics can do ouc-third more work
per day, and make more perfect roof ttau can be-
made with shingles made dy hand OF from any other
machine now in use ThcSr shingles can be- lad at
~ - per thousand when ordrrs'cScrcd fifty thou-
sand. Having two steam saw mills, and = shiu"lr
mill constantly in operation, am prepared to fl all
"rd' rs promptly.
- Orders left with my agent Mr.. T. johnson.
or at his dug store will have prompt attention
Aug. eff J. II. Wells.
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T. ) r II 4 Y

V'AKEN up and Estrayrd before me, tho un-
! d,rsignrd .Ju,iIcr Of the Peace of Spring Hill
Ward, by j. i. Stanley. living on III" west silr of
Calcasiru River, near John STROLLER, Esq, ONE
BAY MARE, I3 81 hands high, about . years
odd whit ~ blazr face, III" l"ft hind foot white
above he ANGLE, and half of the right hind hoof
" litc, branded en- the l,ft shoulder thus Elk, and
appraised by Andrew Olum and Thomas Eowry
to he worth ia cash forty (i1} dollars.
Now. therefore the owner a. said mare will
please conn forward, prov" property. pay charges,
and take her away within sixty day from the
date hereof OF else she viii BE- sold according TO
law.
Lucky Hit, September 9Th, I-G".
SrplI-2n WIN RANDOLPH. J. L.
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SIlA'TIC--:SLAIE.
DIRECT INPORTITION.
walsh Roofing slate \
ENGLISH RIDGE TILE.

Contracts ua,. for Stating in any part 81 BE 81.
), Snict attention given to orders from
mt. J. j.. BROWN,
aug lily. NJ. GUriou Street, New OH 49,
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ELECTION NOTICE.

u election viii b" held 81 the GifI,rrut pr-cint-
IN Vests ward on Saturday III" ~th day of
H'c'tHl"f next. for the rur'"S,. ofcicctng mcu-
ocr ot the Pole" jury, To iil the vacancy occa-
stuHod hy the resignation at john Davis.
Th" Commissioners or election will 500 that
sid erection &, h"ld according 10 law, aud that
IN" rtmus ",r made to me before the first Mon
ia, in January next
g. BAIILlO.
I. /. j
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DEsI[s;ss-NE AHXING
IN ALL1TSB BRANCHES

I'M ALL IT'S BRA INCHES
MFRS. DEYER would take This occasion to
VA respectfully inform The L;di's of Alrxan-
dia and the Parish G,nncrally, that she is still
carrying on The
br"s's-Nii,iHing lS"Sincs'S,
at her residence opposite the residence of DIR. s.
\, Smith. She is now prepared to cut, fl aud
make garments for Ladies and Children, in th'.
nratcst possible style, and at very short notice.
Mrs. Drvcr takes this method of thanking the
Ladies for their past patronage, hoping 10y Stict
attention to 'hrir wants to merit a continuance of
their patronage for the future nov7-fy
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NOTICE.

T'lIE co-Parncrsh;2 heretofore existing under
d the finn Of II. Kendall Garter, q Co. expires
this day by limitation. The commission business
will be- settled mp by II. Kendall Garter, and thu
cotton gin business by Daniel Pratt.
II. KENDALL CARTER,
DANIEL PRATT,
New Orleans, October 7, 1859
FINIlE Cotton Factoragc and Commission bust
L ness will be- continued as heretofore by H.
Kendall Carter.
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Il = Epl DIE -.
NOTICE..

ID GESl Ant 10 = PETITION signrd by u free hol-
drr;, ciizcls of Rapidrs, ad,lrrss,d to me re-
pG sting M "a cali an extra session Of the Police
july
Now This Is 80 give notice that aH extra session
"f the Police jury Of TIA" Parish of R,pidrs will
take place, la the town of Alexandra On Mon,lar
the 81 day Of December next 1861 All mcmb, y.
requested ;o he present as important business
III br transact i.
G. BAIEHTo /. r
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A. u. BRADLEY, Proprietor.

rH'IIIS Nursery is situated about one mile from
y Alexandria, fNorth side Of Red Rivcr,) on
the road leading to IIooway's Prairie, where
FRUIT TREES ofcvcry description can be had
at very moderate prices.
70 Persons wishing to purchase would do we'll
to call and examine my orchard ! will always
be- in attendance to wait on customers Orders
left with A. RACIAL, Agent, Alexandra, or at
this office will be- promptly attentrd to
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

T; u Election will b. h"ld in thr Lamouiia ward
D.. on Saturday the eth day of Dccrmhra mkt. fnr
ia" Vgrposr nt clrciiu~ one Constable, to IN the
vacancy occasiomcd by thu resignation of. Boyd,
resigned.
Thu Commissioners will src that said election
g. held according to law, and due rr;uIrs mad,
io tie under Signrd-
G.. BAIILIO.
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ST'RAYED OR STOLEN

ENRON TIE undersigned nf the 10Th Of Nov
i = ID .iEk Bay MIR, Banded on the hip
WELLS su'u" white on the top' of her head and
= car on fore l"G
\ liberal reward will be- pail to any one who
VIII deliver the said Mule TO me at Alexandria, OF
a,.y information 50 that can get hrr.
nov. TT. J. ~. BECK.