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Spring Goods for gsntlemea's wear. aru
handsome Southern casIneres, manu1ho-
tured in Virginia, ueorgia, Maryland, etc,
Northern factories. owned aad OnePnlod hv
abolitfonists, are imitntin9 our home goods,
and will attempt to palm them on a. genuius;
but the trade are mp to these dOdges, and can,
II they will. prevent such impositi0ns. II
Southern manufactures, they can very readi-
~ dispense with the products Of those higher
law Phiianthropists, whose religion teaches
them to starve their own netghbUrs aau 70
steal the bondsmen Of Others, Hamplse Of ~
goods we refer to, will be found In n oss Of tho
clothing houses Of this city
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ma Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Gc.-The
prevalence of the above complaints at thus season
has the effect of bring ing out host of professedly
new specifies and while some few may he good,
many are useless and some even danserous. To
prevent disappointment, the best course to pursue
is to consult .our family physician, or otherwise
use onl, such remedies as long public experience
is TYLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally the favorite prescription Of
family medicine, and without advertising, has
continued to enjoy a, growing reputation for the
last twenty years. In all recent cases it acts like
3 charm; and in chronic cases. Bronchitis, Hoop
ing Cough. Group, Asthma. so. il is used with
raiieed success, most families will testify.
Sold hy Fisher & Winston, Meade Baker. A.
Bodeker, &c at Is cents per bottle. and in ele-
CANT and pleasant Lozenge form l2tta and rs cents
list, Baltimore, Md. fe 4-3mA
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SUPERiNTENDE ENT POOR.
b\S H0UsE-I announce myself candi-
l,te lor the Office Of SUPERINTENDENT OF
fHE POOR HOI Sc, and if elected pledge my
g. 70 tscAsr<e the duties of the same July.
Respectfully,
mhy-.de' THOMAS e. EPPS.
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MANAG OF THE POOR
house, announce myself cAndl-
date jor re ec;ion 20 the office Of MANAGEROF
The POOR HOUSE. JOHN PEAhCE.
rH Side
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FOR HIGH CONSTABLE OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND am a
1Is,e E1r the above office, and most respect
& 'e solicit YOUR votes Al the ensuing election;
e,is,ns faithfully Ia discharge the duties of the
fsee WITH promptness and hdelitS:
Respectfully, IHoS. a. elArLES.
NH l?-d'Ge
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ACARD.~l again respectfully pre-
4 ~ sen, nv, sell 10 the voters at this city ~
S'>liI,A.,e fof tae MAYoRALTl ot thlsci'..
csssa'..S. -. JOSEPH MAYO.
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A UNIQUE BALL.-lAst week, sevsuty.one.
Indiana, gave hall. asd isvtted tAeir nals
frisnds No ladies who were not ..erass ri.
dow:" were admitted, and the fun ran hish
until morning. s'eN
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The Asst-elass hotel hsersrs q UAieaes -,
pledged themselves not III ehAnnDs u,eS 1eea -
the Republican O0nvsnti0a nOsU than - p
per diem.
The line of stsamsrs hstwesn Yrosidene,
=. l. and Baltimore, has bsep dtsconuaeed =,
want Of sapp0rt. &f A7s 80
Samuel Utter, wsli.hssws AsaIss 1.
ptAnos u New Yosh, 1sil asaA % ~ s0vsss r.
Aoaday. -
The IeGiSlatare Of Lsuisiana hre~sAa N
nusinees 70 = Close aaA adj0uFneA sisS ~ ~
Ne lStA Inst. 80 "
J. D. Howe. ~ actor, Aas aAauAo.ep ~
viss 40 eAieossa nd goas - GnIlJoSs1H m
Thees. an sl,3ue Denenl QNnha - 49,.
aetng =, ,soNUuU.
~ leernsyDeA palnteF0 g Nev Yarh ~
ssoavsd % dsaas6 - 81 : 1avS 49,
. 0eoree Woea, lo6aae n1vs, a NJ.
xess sasy ss ssssy ynls, HI III 6eSaav.
>sss.e nsssn aaisA ~ essissjy pssssessA y
. Ies jail a 0olsnlae Ga, vas aess,osea !
=" ~ ~ AisAt ef " i7lA lasl.
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<.S TO THE VOTERS INJEFFER.
ES son WARD.-At the request of many
voters n Jefferson Ward. respectfully announce
m,seif CANDIDATE FOR TIE CITY COuN-
Gil IN sad Ward, al the approaching election.
na3-lla' "A. A. RAINE.
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Sxse TO- THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT

o. No. 3, HENRICO COUNTY.-By the
atTIce Of my friends, and IN accordance with my
ovn wlslhs announce myself candidate for the
o're Of CONSFA BILE. and solicit your sutirages
O. the State Election IN Ma, next. Respectfully.
mH1-lm' ANDREW J. BLACKBURN.
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RICHMOND. Feb. 2pd. ~;

RICHMOND, Feb IND, 1850.
Mr.. w. L.. RocK-Dear Sir:--Having .uiie red
considerably for several weeks with stiffness in
my knee, feel under many obligations to you for
ointment. called the Good Samaritan. used il, and
1t seemed to act lxe charm upon the affected
limb. | give YOU this statement because think
you Oug hit to know how much good you may do your
fellow man by placing your medic inc before the
public. F. S. MoORE.
"A number Of rtifcates received ever, week.
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{ - TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI.

!
NEEDS, and IN accordance with my own wishes.
.tL4lce u, self candidat for the office Of
fEtRlFF OF HtNRICO COUNTY, and solicit
''4' sHifageS al the State election in May next.
asa 'uafantee for the faithful performance of
-r l4ties a the Office refer you to all who know
~ l9i tie manner IN which those duties have been
ttN'med Gurng the past three wears that have
s-ta as deputy for he present Sheriff.
Respectfully. your fellow citizen.
ma l-dt2iuy- GEO D. PtFASANrS.
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ocratic Convention Of the second O0.sre.. !.
slonaa District OF Maryland. on Tuesday eJrrt.
90 ~. =. 0itfisgs auA +. Mo0ee 6e)e1nsoo "a
Cnariestoa. Raaolpti0ns we're pasee1 etronssS
sgainst "a uattss sOversigaty.
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4 as TOTHE VOTERS OF DISTRICT
SNIa No FL hereby announce myself can
qd1e fdr re election to the office of CONSTA
BIZ ior the above district and respectfully solicit
Iopr votes in May next.
ma 6-Sw' GEO, w. THOMAS.
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a O. TO THE VOTER s OF DIS
-, TRicT NO. !. HENRICO COUNTY,
~ Effee.igIy announce myself candidate for the
y" E = oi CONSTABLE for the first District, and
~ InGr sutirages.
y ELRcTIos-The 4th THURSDAY in May
JAS. FENELON BRADLEY.
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r.s THE SHERIFFALTYOF HEN.

v>A RICO COUNTY.-I hereby announce
m'se candidate for the above Office. Should It
te he pleasure II the voters 10 elect me, shall
eever grateful, and will use every exertion to
dscharse The duties thereof faithfully and impar-
tally. NH 6-tdl JACOB s, ATLEE.
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49, HAVING BEEN solicited by many
- Of my friends and neignhors all over the
ts y, - - announce myself a candidate for the Of
b. ~ VI yoMMiSHlONER OF THE REVENUE
10 e ptstricts No. and 4. Henrlco county.
N"-ow- WM. D. PEMRkRTON. Of Sidney.
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cuAIN MEASIiRER

GRAIN MEASIKEN.- II most re-
& srpc.tugl, announce m,self 2 candidate
- .,.r,ion 10 the Office Of GRAIN MEASC
~ y e'fcb ~ -,de'l CART. HENRY DAVIS.
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TOTHE VOTERSOF THE CITY
& Of RlCHNOND.-l most respectful ny
ssh,aan.FfS,,Y OF TIE NIGHT WATCH
q ttf"',ge. A. WILLIAMSON
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{ NS TO JoH1 y. TAYLOR. ESO.-

"a, - DEAR SIN AS the time is approaching
s5r stt{n,efso! Henrco To select Il suitable per-
ies }in MI 'he "ice of SHERIFF. and being satis-
,a1 ,,A s,ea nuI long icquaintance with YOU, that
Ice a. w.. ihed 10 discharge the duties OF the Of
lo snao vac sunhcribefs. respectfully request you
tee IppAce Yourself 4 caldIdate for the said Of
hof ''1s'hs you our support IN the ensuing cleo
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Po!eoHsD ~ MATcnss -rwo MA, sir,s.
eauehsers q John II. 1egrasss, a Inhyssse.
chewing and swallowi1g ~ ends 81 feCns ~.
man masches-soout twenty or thlysy pieces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-22

MlLLSPAUGH JUHNSTON, Main st.
MEADE& BAKER. Main st.
J. H. PEARCE 4 Co, Broad st.
J. w. GARLICK, Franklin st.
w. PETERSON. Main st.
IS. DAWSON. MaInst.
J. w. FRAYSER. Nth st.
w. o. O.SNELLINGS. Church Hill.
EA No charge made IN case OF failure, after a
fan ifidl according 10 directions.
NH l6-6 6t-l6thl7t th20th2ist22,i24th
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= >,pERINTENDENT OF TuE

P60R nousE.-Having been solicited
I" =, trends Ia announce m, self a candidate
y Hsa", ave office, do So with pleasure ard
u w ois-harge the duties of the Office with
he JAMES l.. PHILLIPS
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f@ ToTHE yOTEHSoF DISTRICT

4 g. TO THE HOTEKS OT DISIKICT
Guest of many friends, | announce my self a can
tt1'e or the office of CONSTABLE, for the above
lened h.strIct. and promise, If elected, to dis
'a7ffe the duties faithfully. Your suhrages re-
'g4e''GiN solicited.
Ht2-lm' FLEMING PHILIPS,
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o>Ea COUNTY am a candidate for the Of
bee Of COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE
lH the tfftR DISTRICT OF HENRICO CO.,
and respectfully solicit your sutiragcs at the cleo
loh III MA next. Shonld 1t be your pleasure to
seHi me, pledge my self u discharge the duties
e the Office faithfully. Respectfully,
iei-TudSuA GEO. w. CARTER.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

(,RNIN NENHV " EN = n" NIX NPFN
,nnch IN need al employ respect
-. ,s,re ,nyssif candidate for the ahove
fg-] Nhttf .iec.ed, shall devote my entire time
oHte .es >, :, The faithful performance of the du
.ad ne..'s,t ihr snfrazes oi NV fellow citizens.
{ IS -. s,h ,fs, of April ,,
o. Glide "fN- '" Nv y" ""'."" - '"'
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eow to Sustain your Local Paper.

Ifyeu have a father, mother, brother,
later or friend Of any kind residing at q
a;stance, who are unable to subscribe,
ply and send them 9 copy
III you have any printing you wish
done, do not jew the editor down to a
starvation price, and when he comes to
make purchase Of you "spike on the
tariff
s. you have any advertising or job
work to lie done, take 1t to your country
paper, except, perhaps, when you may
wish to advertise in more than one paper
4. Do not run off to the city to get your
handbills, labels, cards, etc, printed, be,
cause, forsootb, you, can get q reduction
ola few cents in price. Support youl
own as you wish to be supported A mar
whois always running away from home
with his business, little deserves the pa
tonnage Of the community in which he
lives: and, as far we are concerned, suct
will receive the Z cold shoulder"
5. Do not expect the editor to make
honorole mention Of you and your bust
ness every few weeks for nothing. The
space in paper. and a mans time, are
worth something, ard every notice comes
back tothe drawer of the recipient In
dollars and cents. An editor should moi
be allowed TO go hungry, bare-backed Of
bare-footed. They "eat, drink, and wear
Just like other people,
j .. Finally, my brethren, ifyou wish
70 properly sustain your country paper, *
live the balance Of your days in peace
with God and man, and occupy a seat ii
Paradise after death, practice the Golden
Rule--" Do unto others as you wish then
them to do INTO YOU under Ike circum
stances.
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- IS ss LApEI GIfIA, 'zs
= Bsrerosent lrstitusior cst by species
downasnf for ct q Sick and lI5ss.
tgssssd, affected With irulent and
) ia q aa I . % i $ a. sSes.
THE no WSAlsD ASS0CIA9'Io ON in vicw of the
Y 4 awful destruction Of human aused by Sex
ual diseases andasthc dcceptions practiecd upon
the unfortunate Of such diseases BIZ Quacks,
several years arc directed their Consulting Surgeon,
iss sCHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name, to
open Dispensary for the treatment Of this class
of diseases, mall their FORMS and to give NEIL
CAL ADV Ice GRATIS to all who apply By letter,
With 4 description of their condition, lage occups.
tio, habits of ife &c..1 aud in eases of extreme
poverty, to fHenissa Medicines free Of
charge. tits needless to add that the Associs-
ton commands the highest Mcdicalsbll ofthe age,
md will furnish the most approved modern treat-
ment. 49, eaaA
TheDirectors Of the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the treatment OF Sexual diseases, ex.
press the highest satisfaction with the which
has attended the labois of their Surgeons in
the cure Of Spermatorrhma. Seminal Weak.
ness, Gonorrea, elect, Syphilis, the vice Of
0nanism or Self-abuse, &C., and order
continuance Of the. same plan for the ensuing
year.
q The Directors, on review of the past feel as
sared that their labors IN this sphere OF benero.
lent effort have been ofgreat benefit to the aHicted,
especially to the young and they have resolvedsto
devotethemsclves with renewed zeal, to this very
important aud much despised cause.
Anadmirable report on spermatorrhpa or Semi
nal Weakness, the vice Of 0nanism Masturbation,
or SelfaBdse and other diseases Of the sexual Oh.
gans, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent By
mail Gin q scaled cnyelope Rec OF CHARGE on
receip Of two stamps for postage. OTHER Reports
and Tracks on the nature and treatment of sexual
diseases, diet, Re, areconstantly being published
for gratuito,is distribution, and will be sent TO the
afflicted Some ofthe new remedies and methods
otreatment discovered during the last year, arc Of
great value. sssss
q Address, for Report or treatment, Dr.. J. Skill
LIN H0U GHT0N, Acting Surgeon, Howard Assoc
citation, No.2 South Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors.
81 s5's EZRA D. HEARTWELL,
GEo, ERcHIlp, Secretary. President.
& sSep21-Iy 6sSs s
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NEW SCHOOL.

THE undersigned, an1iousto gil up desideratuln
II very much needed in Alexandria, will open a
SCHOOL FOR BOYS on MONDAY, the 7ih of
Jarelary, 1850. The service Of two efficient Eng
lish teachers hare been secured. The Principal
will give lessons in French himself.
I. r BELLIER, PIlscisAL.
T Il e M 81:
lot Class beginners Reading, per month IS 90
I'd Reading, Grammar and Elements 4
.of Arithmetic, per month. - -. 500
50 Reading, Grammar, Arithmetic,
Book kceping History and Geography 90
Exara--Frenc per month Il. /. g. .. 2 90
Alex, nec 81 4 SEa-If6
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State of Louisiana,
Parish of E.anif1aa.

NJ Rosenthal vs. BEN. Shefield-N5. 6oT9,
Y virtue ola writ Of j. ta issued out Of the Dis.
ID trict Court in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid and directed to the Sheriff thereof said
writ issuing in the ADORE reced eanse will be sold
at the Court House door in the town of Alexandria
on Saturday the Sd day Decesnber,
1859, between. the hours prescribed BY law the
following property, to wit;
About th;gty-nye hundred pounds
of Seed Cotton, more or Tess, at
or near the residence Of the De-
PENDANT.
Seized in the above case to satisfy said writ.
Terms Of Sale-CASIl, with the benefit of APP
praisement.
Sheriff 8 Office, Nov. 10th, 1859
81 J. 9. WISE, SHslII1.
/ Nov. q, -ptrs Zee IS ~
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4 NEGROES FOR SALE Ja
MOSEhY 6 sPRAGINs,

FROM NOR TIL 4LABAMA,
HAVING determined to establis a permanent
Ill SLAVE Depot in Alexandria, La.
viii keep on hand during the season select and,
assorted LOT OF NEGROES, consisting of able
bodied fiela Hands, likely Boys Girls, Women,
Sse. They invite those wishing TO buy No. L
Negroes, to call and examine Tor themselves.
MR.. SPRAGiNS will remain on the Yard always
ready to wait upon purchasers and those wishing
to examine their slaves-wliile Mr.. M0SELY has
returned to Alabama for.the purpose Of sending on
additional supplies from tilae to time as the de-
mand of this market may require. s..4
rig Messrs. NJ & s. have been trading in the
Mississippi market fer number Of years--and can
give the most satisfactory New Orleans references
as to their responsibility and character, such as
Brady, Wilson i Co., s. 0. Nelson 4 Co., and
others. q
Alsxaadil, Nov, u, isSe-sa
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State Of Louisiana,

Succession Of STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Eli Damerell decd District Court
No. $3.50. P4arsu Of RAprDEs.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom, IL may con
IN Germ, 10 show cause wifhiiisten DAVIS from
the date hereof why the Tablesu presented by
the Administrator should not be approved and
homologsted. s ~
Clerks Office, Alexandria, the 18th day Of Novem.
Der 1859. Il As
By order of the Court,
. Nov. 23-l0d Mr.. ARTAIL. CLERK.
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sheriR's Sale.
Minor Polk

vs.. NO. U4o0.sf$e gTzrf-
Minors Flower.
DURSGANT to decree Of the District Court for
J. the Parish Of Rapides, rendered in the above
entitled cause, shall sell on
SATURDAY, the 9TH Gsy Of Janu-
airy, 1880,
at Public Auction before the Court house dde., in
Alexandria all that Tract Of Parcel of E44aNES,
known as the Mu!hoan Plantation. and situated
on the Bayou Boeuf, in this Parish. There are
1902 .ACGeas
of arabic land, aud over Three Thousand Acres of
Pine Woods LandEeontiguous to it, making in all
A325 Acres
more orsless. The place has been cultivated as q
Sugar Plantation many years.
.E'aarr1ssss Of Sale
0ne-fouith OF the. purchase money in CASH-fo
the remainder, the purchaser will execute two
series ofnotes OF which onshalf shalt be payable
to the order of Tue Tutor OF the Minor Polk and
the other halt to be payable to the order of the
fntriS ofthe Minors Fower--tile notes respect
velg TO- be payable in equal amouatsr ON the 18th
Of March, in tic years 1861, 1852, 1853, 1854 and
$500 at the Bank OF Louisiana in New Orleans
viii eight per cent peranIialu Interests from day
Of sale I'll paid-yentoss lien, and special mort
GAGE retained with the customary pact of non
iie property wi!l be sold in blocls3and not at the
rate OF SO much per acre, neither viii any dimnu
ten in price be ao9s sholild the qnaiititr named
sSceea,5se true Gaaatty on srirxey, nor viii any
addition o. Increase OtsIrleebe required should
here be found upon survey, greater quantity
han that stated in this advertisement
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SALE OF 1919 NEGROES.
! On TUESDAY, the 10th Of Jatlu-

as On NJ ESDAY Y, the 10th Of Janu- 9
IA arr next, will be sold at public auction, A
~. on the plantation ofJ. D. Allen Red M
River, Rapides parish, Gotile Landing gang OF
l29 prime plantation Negroes, fully acclnated, in.
ending Blacksmiths and Mechanics. M
This is an unusually prime force and can be
treated for at private sale.
Eerasls---lne third Cash, the balance or,
twelve months, with eight per cent. interest," With
approved security. For particulars address
RS DAVID n MEYERS, or
4 Dec l4th-St GLADDEN. & ssEIYAS.
eI r. R. American, and Natchitochcs Chronicle
copy, and send bill to Gladden& Seixas, N. O.
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GIFTS! GIFTS!! GIFTS !! 4!
IS Sl--Al. - - h S. IS fsfSSsSs
EVANS q co.'s
- GREAT
SOUTHERN GIFT BOOK ST0REl
THIRD YEAR
or THE
ENTERPRISE In NEW ORLEANS

Having received the strongest assurance of the
satisfaction of our customers heretofore, by their
continued patronage, we would respectfully inform
them and ALL who are desiroas' Of obtaining q
VALUABLE LIBRARY,
also, FINE BOOKS FOR PRESENTS and for the
PARL0R TABLE, that by constant addition to our
Stock, we have now on hand LARGER AND
MORE COLLECTION Of Standard and Miscellane-
oxs Books, Consistiag of Babses, Prayer Books,
An,naals, A'baas and Late llieasions, than has
ever been offered in this city, and selling at the
LOWEST RETAIL! PRICESI
"a GIFT!
Worth from Is cents to ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS consisting Of
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, GOLD JEWELRY
and great varietyof useful and desirable articles
will DO
Presented With Each Book
at the time of sale.
NIB do not be deceived by any travelling con-
Germs that may wish to take advantage of our sue.
cess to advertise under the same name. TO pro.
tect our Friends aud Patrons from imposition. who
may never have visited our store, we would state
that this is the e
ON nv asakASCkh OIL TIE Okk leslNAL
IVA n Isl Sc Co..
IN THE SOUTH
We would respectfully giye5as reference the
EDITORS OF THE PICAYUNE,
Do. TRUErDELTA, oc.,.
Do. N.0sCRESCENT, ~ 'nls WY
Do. DELTA.
Those who are unable to visit our Store, can re-
alize all advantages of dealing with this estab-
lishment, by sending their orders by Express, and
they will bepromptly filed and seat with the cor
responding q HTS, blythe first return Express.
ty Any person ordering TEN or more Books at
one time, willrcceive a Gift and a Book extra.
e Circulars, with List Of our Books, will be
sent free TO any address. e
EVANS & CO.,
A No. 8 Camp street, near Canal,
Dec aS, is5a-tf New ORLEANS. r
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Beg Senator Sumnersof Mass. is said
to have another speech Gin SOAK for the
lSnnatn.
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Succession Sale.
Succession of Eli Daraerell. Deceased

1 80 = I--F
Succession OF Ei Dainereil, Deceased. i
DY VIRTUE Of AM order of the District Court
ID in and for the Parish of Rapides and State 0
Louisiana, rendered on the 10Th day of Noyembe
last and in conformity with the advice Of |,
Family Meeting, the Sheriff Of the aforesaid Parisl
will sell at Public Auction at the late residence q
the deceased, On
Geturda,v. fha fA4h f,av ne Tam.
- =
1905,
all the property belonging to the Succession of Ell
Damefe, deceased consisting Of the following
On CT WIG + "A NTH
aiSS D1Jflsfs -lIk), La MI "a
~. and Movables, viz: gs s sVA
HM.... .....;. aged. 3. Sc years.
JUL %
ELIZABETH. ~. q ..2S 81
3Ai go g.
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QTRRAYED from the plantation Of III. g. r. j.
~ Wells,son, or about the lsts day Of December
1859, small bay horse mule, well compact shaved
name and tail. / think that he will make his way
to the Race Track about 2 miles from Alexandria
will give 8 10 reward to any one who will
inform me Of the whereabouts Of said mule.
Address ]. D. LLOYD
Dec l4th-tf CheneyyiIle IN
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BETWEEN Col. Wfnn's and Mr. sR. C. Hynsoas
1Dsplantations, "a small DIAMOND CROSS aud
CHAIN. 4 liberal reward will be paid to any .ona
leaving the same at this Office estl2-f
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HENRY WILLIAMS

II7OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Alex.
NM andria and vicinity, that he has opened shop
w in town, and is prepared to do all sorts 81
Carpentering, and Wood work.
A share ofths public patronage 10 respectfully
solicited. Yeba-1v