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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-13

g IS. s51sssis
IMPROVED FOR 1861
WITH LITTLE OR NO NIGHT TRAVEL COMPARED WITH
OTHER LINES.
THIS WELL-KNOWN ROUTE,
WA
RICHMOND AND STANTON
TO THE
VIRGINIA SPRIN GS,
Offers this Year Improved Comfort by Redu-
cling the Might Travel In Stages; which,
added TO tue gre alter safety of the
Rail as well as the Stag. part
of this Line, coLnmrnds it
TO all pieasure-seeRcrs as wei as invalids
THIRTY MILES OF FLAG Nc OVER PINE TURNPIKEs TO
THE WHITE SULPHUR sPRlNGsi
AGAINST
sIXTY.FoUR Mills STAGING OVER ROUGH ROADS BY
ANY OTHER ROUTE
MORE COMFORT AND QUICKER TIME
PASSENGERS Richmond 80 A. NJ, dine staunton
and arrive Of the Railroad by t25 reach Cal
lashan Stand by p NJ and leaving after breakfast
and arrive at the White Sulphur Sweet spngty ~ NJ second
day. being Eve hours In advance Of any other line
party unite in requesting H. they will have the privilege
leaving In time to arrive the Springs
Those going the Rcckbrdee Alum saith Alum Warm Spring.
Marlborough Depot where they arrive at $50
those Springs respectively supper the DAY
Hot Healing Springs all night at the
SPRINGS leave there morning arrive at the
Hot or Healing breakfast Passengers for srhlngs Springs
take stage Stanton Those for Rockbdg Bath at Goshen
arriving At each place respectively TO supper.
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E,XCHANGE HOTEL AND -

HAVE offer my thanks 10 my friends and Tor Tor
mer liberal patronage and 70 ask continuance OF me same
10 the new business OF LIBBY BURTON. LUTHER llbbl
Richmond Peb. I6 1880. fext-u
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=, q VI STEAuSHlP YORKTOWN, FOR <1E|Es
Il NV YORK-rhe steamer YORKrOWN, CAPT s.&1-,a-
Lewis Parrish wieavc here az O'Clock n NJ TUESDAY ne '
iustant 80.
Excursoa tickets and rstrrn by either steamer state
roou and Included Tor the moderate price OF f'
Passas 10 New York meals and stacruon Included s steer
Fe pagr e. Passage g. Norfolk as by ne tver boats
gh received today, Monday, and % the hour Of oeoek
y NJ Tuesday.
Co,srnes are reeust send for ther goods to-day
1900 or Hzon takcn and forwarded With
dBpatch ,,.,.-,r-
80 9t LUpLAM 4 WATSON
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ARTESIAN MINERAL WATER,

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
WE received supply Of this very celebrated Mineral
w will hereafter be able 70 supply our customers
E.th : regularly. .
To peson Ia the enjoyment Of ordinary health, occasion
Il -f ne Artean Mineral Water highly beneficial
81 IL also recommended BY the first Physicians In Louisville,
Kv exceedingly valsabe remedy la many ehroae dis
asel For Dyspepsia Cosilyenes Derangemen OF the LIVER
Nervous Diseases, Gout &C., Il Is peculiarly adapted
MADE : BAKER, PharmAceutsts,
III is6 Nam Sc above Post once
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A MORGRIDGE.
AsaF Family Physie.

AS a FuinAiy EhgaN'
From Or. T. ". Cart,rrigf, Neic Orleans
Your Pills are the prince Of purgcs Their excellent
oult,s surpass any cathartic We possess Ihey arr
mild hut very certain and cectual IN their action on tle
bowels which makes them invaluable TO Us IN the uay
treatment OF disease
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul StomAeh'
Prom DR.. Edcard Boyd baltimore
DEAR RRo AVER: cannot answer you irhdt com
paints have cured with your l1s better tuah 20 sg
an that t-e ercr treat rifh ptrgtitre meuctt Pac
s-rat depandencc on cdectual cathartc IN my Gay
contest with disease and believing as do that your tls
nrd Us the best have, OF course value the hshly
PIrrsBURG, Pa. May I, 1855.
pR.J. c. AVER Sir; have becn repeatedly euItu Ol
the worst hsa1Ae any body can have, by dose or Two
Of your Pills. II seems 20 arise from loui s'o'''"
which they cleanse 40 once ,.r ~ rppprp
Clerk OF steamer Clarion
Rutous Disorders- Liver Complaints.
From Or. Theodore Bell Of Nei0 York cry
Not only ar vour Pills admirably adapted To their pur-
nose a. an aperient hut find their buehciai ehects upon
H. irr yry marked indeed. They have in my prao-
49,, nroy, more ecctual for the cure OF 6ioS COM
rlrigfs than any remedy can mention. sinnv.LSy
pirr that have ut length purgatNe Mhlch u W.T.
INV the confidence of the profession and the people
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
Washington, ID. c., eth Feb, lN16.
SIR have used your Pills IN my general ana hOshtm
,rfe over since YOU made thcm and do moi hesitate 10
say they arr the best cathartc employ IhSr rsu-
Latino action on the liver Is quick and Decided, conse-
.niy they arr am admirable remedy for arrangements
81 that organ Indeed, have seldom found case OF
bilious discuss obstinate that IL did not readily ytdt 10
them. Fratenally yours, ALoNLO BALL, VI ~
Physician oftke Marine Hospital
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FxUCRsIoS To OLD PoINT, E.sI,=
GUNNER ARKANGt nENI ON =..S9--.--.S

= Uu uER AhhANGt MhNi ON sSls-y--S
MOTH and NORFOLK.-rhe steamers GLEN Cows and CCt
IT'S been put In ast rate order and viii run TO the
above places.
ms CLAN COVE Capt Wm Carter VII leave ths wharf a.
RoeketLs regularly every MOSDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
mornings o'clock ecy and ceurn each alternate days
except sunday leaving the wharf Al NORFOLK a. re same hour
ocock al The regular landngs The river
xoing snd returning
ne CURTIS PECK Capt clifford, being neatly fitted Up
Win bertha hc vhaf Rockets sAlJ AD ~
evening az ociock and leaving the wharf a. NOkE0Lk
ever sCND Az evening o'clock, add regularly rJss
DAY THURSDAY evening" az ooe., and return each al
tsraate day, Il The same hour, O'Clock
colo. d5n he Curtis PECK City Point Wilco1s
csrsmont Grove wharf Old Poat Portsmouth, and Norfolk
Returning Porsmouh Od Pont Rocs Wharf, Grove, Dard
CArnon wlcox City Point and arrive a. Richmond about
O'Clock, Monday morning
PsSsags for he saturday trip next evening meals
lnei1ded ttSl. . -,
PsaEe o. regular trips either boat 10 Old Point Portsmouth
or Norfolk e. Msa-eqaAl any given any boa-oo cent
each
EB-Rrsisht taken a. usual ,....-,,.,
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TyOR HALTIMORE.-Thes steamer bkL- ,ygl.--R
Il VIDERE Capt wm. ". Keene, win receive -
fesht today Monday and up 70 he hour OF ~ O'clock n tues
Srat taken % Boston, via Baltimore at low rates with great
rs steamer has splendid stasroom passenger acornodat-Hs
Paaage and fare - .,,.., =,
requested 20 De On beard before ~ CLOCK ~
Tuesday. the hour OF departure.
Tickets passage procured either az our once IN ne sup oP
posts The CO unbiAn Hotel or az steamers Wharves
No bids received unless engaged . - ---.-
aull-2t DAVID n " NNANAe.
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Price, 25 cents per Box, or 3 Boxes Tor 81
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
sold wholesale and Retaie By PURCELL, I'D CO., Rich
mond Va; n = RiNES Co. Petersburg }. u 5EAf, Lyueh
ourg BY al druggists and merchants 'apl9-eow6m
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-17
ELS TR 4 YE ID.

UAKEN up by George Dean on Big C M,.K re %
mics from Alexandria, three stray NJ, LES'
one q gray horse mule, ) years old, Is hands h'gn
br,nd J;sfgured. the other blerk horse mule 10
b.nds biy5' and about five years old brand dis
Toured; and the other black mare mule, apoI'
IL hands high years bid brand also d'1hsursu
Appraised by VIM. WaggcneI and VIM a ahc'r ,b,
the two first to he worth Sl2" dollars e"'n '"'
other to be worth S1CO in cash.
Now. therefore, the owner of the said cs'rays
will nlrase conc forward, prove property pay
cb,=rrs and take them away, within sixty Gays
rom the da,e hereof or they will be dealt with
according TO law. .r,,nurx ,CpO,y
Nov. lO-ptr's fee : 10 %. d. =
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T. S r. II 4 Y

Y,AEEN Up by ". b. Hall, and cstray"d be
lore me the undersigned, Justice OF The f'ac
.or the Spring Hill Ward, two black ana "hl''
piedrd oxen, t"rr years ";d, maik'I VIII" y" "'l-
in the l,,t ear, branded ON the left hip illus -
appraiscd bv Jno. Swo aTHFrr and DryiaS h'ck-
r.n IN ", worth iliIty-two and hiatt dollars.
Also one red OK MARKED with undrif!ure stv
in the right ear, the left Whole, branded thus Oh
the ricS; hip, seven or eight years old aud ip'
praised Nv the same appraisers TO be worth 'ig"'
teen dollars xnd fly crafts
The owner is requested to come forward prove
property, pay charge, aud TAX" the oxen ava; %
tLcY vii h. sold according to Law Lucky lit
November Z, $50.
IOvl7-lm NM X hNioif H. - l.
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THE SACCUA ROM FL T. Ii
UACA&sE EECs2EClE.

July LIST, ISL. steam Trans
L and Clarii,rr. riIdrr nv pat ntS ;or 800 ava
t~i9 Nv patr,lt,d arraI G,E.'u ~ u~iiG 'Wo
,,r,ssur,.s of steam IN Srg;u Dc,'in@ apiara;uSS'
only requires to bc understand t" ESTABLISH 'l''
decided advantages il pos ,'s"S over all OMIT az
iar1srnru;s b c;,,Iac II j. aS y tp"h F".'''' ;''
.ci..n,ifc p,il,e.pr>. and reduces 10 compete
sv.t,n, H. n.iuc l.y ,:'au in ,ugal alia: a"'' $.
"a, H., a,.t.,.ai 20 :.,...,.-. any SU.:h li"u>'.
IMIEOiED fl h>At - FNH CCA!:
EITHER NDER BOlLEl;S OK NIL LIZ.
viii ais, furnish The very best toA"r now III
use, and especially adapted FOX plantation use
which
Is MIR. DG'EABI. t. anG a. ciuttiy SAl liz ana al
IN, same ii;rr more economical III + III "'"l'
any other arsneru,CUt Fl BDli-i-k "ha'cNtI'
Can he furnished at WY short ra:!rr.
Fore, Pumps for hot watrc AMI plantation ma
chinTy generally.
The undersigned would respectfully rffTparti''
who NAV not have had an opportunity of witness
mo the operation Of amy uf lis Furnaces, 10 TIC
t,owiur uar;r,l Cc;iti nl'n, sugar Planters, "h'
have them erected or thrir places.
William J. Font, Esq, on, MAJ noi.a Plantation
West F,ciana.
Hon. d. +. k'EG.r, two, Ashland anu b""""h
Ascension. -,
Il. Il. Harrow, Esq, or', Yat'an; d.; }. "
vie. one. Smilltir'u: James l.. DuyaH, Ea'i.
one. Ashland; Wrst Baton R"uSr.
Arthur Dennis, ESP, ON, False River ion
| Coup'c- o,
| st Cherries.
10 n L. Thompson, Esq, one, Claiborne
Ibcrvc. go,
John Il. VII iamas, Esq, enc, Willow Glen
Rapids, near Alexandria, la.
! Dr. john Cas>on, one, Experiment, E;p;G''
near Alexandria.
Mcssrs J. c. Coii, III < r. NJ Davis, one, Ma
atee, Manaicc River. Fla. ,.,.-,,,
GEORGE ". LCNGACRE,
auo eff s. Natchyz street, New Orleans.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-17
FINE .JEwELRY!

CONSISTING or
DIAMONDS Gold and Silver Watches, Brace
lets, Ear Kings, Neck Chains, Lockets, Finger
Rings, shoulder Fins, Gold ThiElbles Crosses,
Charms, &c, Ac.-
yTST RECEIVED from New York, by the
81 undersigned, lee House Hotel. where he
would be happy Ia receive a call from those who
wish TO puicliasr fine Jrwelry. Thankful for
past f.vors. and hopes by strict attention to buSi-
n,.s IN merit a continuance of the same.
J. McENOY.
Hay LIT Irf H"ffST JF""fg N'".
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ESTRAYED.

Taken mp and est-aycd before me justice Of
Of the Peace of Annacoco Ward, by Joseph w.
Moore living on Librrty Creek. one SoishE,-
HORSE, about 10 hands high and ABOUT hlns
vcors Old. having white face and large knot
on ore of hi, hind legs, TO brand visible, apprais-
cd by John G. Cavanraugh and Joseph w
Moore. to be worth in cash fifteen dollars. -,
Now Therefore tie owner Of said estray, VIII
n,case come forward and prove property, pay
charges. and take him away within sixty Gays o.
he will be- dealt with according TO law:
J.E. TURNER, J. p.
Oct I3-2m
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ESTRAYED.

u1ATTN TP by \. Jones and brought before
i = Turner, one of the Justices of the
Peace re- in AMI for the Annacoco Ward one stray
ok. marked thus; crop ard halt crop in ms
rinht ear and undrT-bit in the left; branded with
an on his right hip, and has ! on his right
horn. and !, sway backed; is mostly white, WIN
sore black spots on his neck, and his ears are II,
black Appraised by John Cayana!leh ana d RI /
Roberts to bc worth twenty dollars III e"Si,' in'
nyynar of said OK viii please come forward, prove
nropcrtv. paw charges AMI take him away, or he
yilI be d. alt with according to law.
JAMES L. tt kNER, j. L.
Oct IH-ln
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Fruit Trees! Fruit
RAPIDES NURSERY
An nDan.EV. Proprietor.

TU,HIS Nursery is situated afsont one mile from
Alc,sndria. North side of Red River, on
the road l~adinr to Ho!loway's Prsrie, where
FRJTJT TREES of every description can be had
at very moderate prices 40 vel,
In call and examine my orchard. will always
he in attendance to wait on Customers, ofue. =,
left with A. RACIAL, Agent, Alexandria OF al
this Office will b. promptly attcntcd to.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-17
'VI.p Vote Of louisiana

VT shall contiuc the publication of a
tabular statement of the vote OF our State.
As the full r.,urus of The parishes come in
they will be- added in a connected form to
the result. Where majorities are given
thrv ar, between Breckinfidge and Bell
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-17
Later From Washington
threatened designations,

WASriINorox, Nov. 13-A fumor gains credit
flat Attorney General Black AMI Secretary of
War Floyd have informed President Buchanan
that thry would resign if he upholds federal laws
in III, case of notification by any State
Tn, States (newspaper) comes out an indepcn,
cntior,rnal, opposing dis,,niOn.
The Fayetteville, N. G, Arsenal
o W,siIINGT0N, Nov2I3-A company of u. >
artillery has left for Fayetteville, n C., to protect
the arsenal there.
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FINKLE & LYONS
Sowiuo Machines.

TJvHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
4 inform the citizens of Alexandra ana sir s
,,ar;sl ,,rncrallv. that he has arrived with full
ffnnnlv Of the csicqrated Finkle & Lyons Sewing
Machines, aud viii keep the same constantly on
hand. will state to the public that they are fully
guaranteed to give entire satisfaction, else NO PAY.
They can be seen in full operation by applying
at nav depot in the rear of the Court House SQUARE.
4 lihcr;l share af the patronage OF the public
is respectfully solicited ro,->-
aug l3-tf JOHN ). CALhotN-
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DrcSS-NIaixin& business,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Succession Of D. l.. Griffith dec ,d.-No. G,.|0;
WHEREAS, Mary Griffith has pcti'l"n'.''
w tbs Cont TO be appointed Administrative
IS stat, oftbc lat, H. l. Griffith dcc'd interstate
No. Ice is hereby given to all whom it may con
c.rn 70 show cause within ten days from III"
dat. hereof, why the prayer of said p"tIti"n
should not be granted. By order of thu Court.
c. LABAT, Clerk.
Ig,rl's Oficc Alex Oct. 18th.
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NOTICE..

miss NJ II. Munsell, will open school Oh
Nl Monday November, 10Th loo, at Mrs. Srv'
erps near the Methodist church in Alexandria
La. Her terms are moderate, Latin RI nch
Music. Draving and Fancy wolk extra charge
II
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.:rcchii,ridye Carries Virginia.

RICHMOND, Nov. I5.-We have 1t hand Tho
returns frcm nearly all the counties in the stste
The majority Of Brcckinridge averages about lOCe
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-17
FO r s A l. +.

AVAILABLE SUGAR PLANTATION, stu
4 a.cd ON Bayou Bent, containing one iho"-
Sand acres. For further particulars app, appi{ Vi
,JIr,ss f.. TANNER.
Ii-:f Chcncyville La.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-17
DRESS-NI-Ak1NG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MRS. DEVER would take this occasion to
Nl r,s,tc,idly inform he Ladirs OF A'Xan,
d,,a and the Parish gcnneraly, that she is still
car, ing on the
Dress business,
at hcf residence opposite the residence of DIR. ;
A Smith. She is now prepared to cut, tit and
IKE garments for Ladies and Children, IN the
n, a,est possible style, and at very short notice.
Mrs. Dcvcr ;akrs this method Of thanking the
Ladies Tor ,h,ir past patronage, hoping hy stlct
attention to their wants to merit continuance oil
their patronage for the future novI-ly
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f. $ r II 4 Y

y5,AEFN m and Estravcl before me-, tn un-
drrsirnrA Justice Of the Peace Of Spring Hid
Ward, by J. p. Stanley, living on the vest side OF
Calcasi,.n River, near John Strothcr' ESD ONE
BAY MARE, Is 81 hands high, about years
ia white or blazr face, the lift hind foot white
Nh owe the ancle, and half Of the right hind hooi
" hitc, branded on the left shoulder thus en- and
appraised by Andrew Odom and Thomas low'y
to he worth in cash forty (4O( dollars. -,
Now, therefore the owner o. sad mare VIII
Mas, come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away within sixty day rom thu
date hereof, or else she will be sold according Z
'aw.
Lutky Hit, September 7th, 1850
s,ri5-2m WM. RANDOLPH, j. i.
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ALWAYS "GET THE BEST"
Now As TIKI TrfGG TO STE"CEIBE
y FOR AID CIRCULATE
NOORESR URIL Ne " YORKER
Which has for Ten Years past 50 manifested thy
Sl;t of its glorious motto, "EJce!si0r and land
able objects, Progress and Improvement" As to
outsrip all competitors in both merit and circua-
ton, and become the Acknowledged
Champi0n Of Hc RVral Press!
| As All Agricultural, horticultural Literary and
| Family Newspaper, combined, The RURAL las
| long been umival,d |: aims to excel in both
contents and app, aTanc--'rT!.ys the best talent,
and has an efficient Corps of Editors and Special
Contributors, with hundycd. of abb corrcspon-
dents in various parts of The Union, British Prov
incrs, &c, As an illustrated journal, it is valuable
| and attractive, containing numerous
BcauhtM Gad Costly E"grarjngs,
including Illustrations in Agriculture, Iiolticul-
tur? Rural Architecture, &c, dc. Though the
Rural is not designed to supcrs'de Local News
paprrs each number contains compete summary
Of the most important news, witt! reliable reports
of the markets. Combining 50 many Features il
is moi surprising that the Rural Nrw-Yorkcr has
> become the Favoritc paper for the
Earmer, Hortic@It~rjf ard Fdm'Ig.
The Rural acknowledges no superior in either
zeal, ability, Us. Iess or reliability. It's eaurs
| .i1i lnut'iNHttnl III llHul- anu N'ii
, drmnation of wrong, commend this model weekly
a To the rigll:-thinking classes in both town an
< coutry An who desire a live paper, which live
up to its rrof's>cn by arirntly seeking the hes
interests of its readers axe cordially. invited 10 IT.
'MooIe's Rural Ncw-lorker.
> THE ELETENTH TOLUME. FOR ISGt
= will ba published in superior s,,e-wtl new typ
: | and other manifestations of Progress and III
provcmcrt" Its sr'duccd terms render it I'll
cheapest journal OK It's class, and worthy largcl
%. liner aS5a National Circulaiiun,
: FERN :, & c.--Ihe Rural is publsh'
p. Weekly, each nunDer comprising eight doub
: quarto pages FORTY columns with title pag
fnd,x, &c, at a close volume-at only 81 "
= with great reduction and extraordinary Undue
n, mcnts 10 Clubs and Local Agents. Local Aceu
~ wanted.
=. &c Specimens, Show-Rills, f;.ducemcnts, &
sent free 20 AL applicants. We shall be glad
furnish 1.-THE documents" TO any and all pcr5o
- DESTROYS OF examining or circulating the Exc
siol'' Rural and Family Weekly Of America.
Address u. u. +. MOORE,
s.L21-ly Rochester y. I
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JOB PRINTING

TEHlIT PROPRIETOR Of the CONSTITUTIONAL
( newspaper takes This occasion OF returning
his ti:arls "a his former friends for the hhera!iy
with whichlhcy supported him while conducting
th, RED RIVER AMERICAN, aud would inform
th..an ;hathc Is again candidate for their FAVOR
and encourage cement.
The mai .fiai in tie CONSTITUTIONAL otEce Is
rntirpfy new and of the vcly best quality, aud no
,iicr, slali be spared to execute all work IN rs
neat a manner AS it can be done in thu state, and
a; ., reasonable rates it can be done out OF
NrW Orleans. ,
N,p ping to see the familiar faces Of all lis Old
fii,nds, aud as many new ones as possible, NJ
SAYS TO ;l.m that ha viii always be found AZ bis
post
TO ADVERTISERS
| The CnNSTTrUTI0NAI. has the largest circua-
icn Of any paper in North Louisiana, and II WI
| consequently bc found an excellent advertising
medium. To his former patrons, both at hom'
| AMI al New Orleans, S. Louis, NV York, ihi!a
! G"lrha and other cities, he tenders his SINCERE
thanks for past iavors, and hops to merit cen
| tiEtancr Of The same.
2 No Northern advertisements inserted I'M
| less accompanied with the cash, or arrangement
b., nadr to settle for thu same in New Orleans
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SLATEI--SLAI'EC-
DIRECT IHPORT1T TON
welsh Roe 8; II - ~ a. :
ENGLISH RIDGE TILE.

Coptracts made ior'Sla;ipg in any part Of to
*, Strict sttepticn given 10 esders tI9
couIt,y. j. y 7llCFfl
= aug 4-ly 20. 8 Cl.on uc;r.A.pC..
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NOTICE.
TNDUC E NE H. T
IsJ Il II -,
Cypress Lumber at Fifteen Dollars per
!.

q n . Z 4 Il q
z VIII deliver Cypress Lrmb'I AZ airy point On
aRcd River bciwr, Alexandria ami IL! Ian
ding or at Alexandria al fifteen per thousand Also
CYPRESS s;hingl,s at five dolia's per thousand.
Th' Shingles made by ny mill, ar more peri e.
uniform. smoother and better than can hr rajr by
Land. ,r any other machine cxiapt. They are
blamed by the action Of the saw winch cuts OF" Sl'-
wings with the grain OF iic W"od NE GI"'E'nlT
Lane Mechanics can do oi,c-tind more work
r,r J,v. and make more perfect roof than can he
madr with 81 nglcs made dy hand or from any other
machine now in use. ThcS' shingles can b. had al
sand. Having two steam saw mills, and sllinglc
mill constan;.y in opcraron am pr pared to I'll all
orders promptly.
iE5 Ord,is left with my agent Mr. f. johnson
or at his dug store viii have prompt attention;
.ur G-,f j. VI. Wells.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DR.P.M. LEE, Dentist, has rrni"vcoi t" iuid
IL Stree I. above the Ic, House Hotel AlrX-
a1dia La. where he will b' p'"asrd to receive his
-. aug ely.
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MARRIED..

on Thursday the 18th inst at the Catholic
.,rrL hv TN. Rev. j. l.. BclIirr, Mr.. JOSEPH
Il E,ry 10 Miss HELEN CAMILLE NESroR'
both Of this parish.
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W JOItN a 81 kGES beg to call thu attcn-
= tion Of tn, If friends To- their new stock OF
goods xiz: some fine goods Guns and Rifles
TIcvs Gum Wads, EIcy>' Gaps, larg" and COM
plrtr assortment of Powder Flasks. Shot P"nch'S
and Game Eags; all Of which We ctf'r quite cheap.
New Books, Nemesis, &c, &c.
Our stock Of Drugs will he found complete anu
LARGE having been sell c.cd with great care
An assortment of To S o arrive IN Gay
tyn Frcsb Garden Seeds and Flower Bulbs.
Fancy articles, a great variety. now"
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VSIIAII contnur t" furnish Gin N'a':d' "H
/ heretofore at the old stand, ID - ! u''n
.,,,,.t NJ, Office is ON the second door, No. q.
Gin stands constantly kept Tn ahnd to supply
customers. do not deem it necessary To say
ANYTHING Of the merits of NY Gin Stands as s'iI
I.TO or NOR, annusily, which are distributed
through nearly the whole cotton growing country
No, being able to supply The demand th" last SEA
son am ext, nding M factory :" rs to be era,
| blcd to max l,0u Stands mkt S,HN"h' anu S'''
Therefore be enabled to supply the demand
promptly. >.,,., I'D AFT
| any Oily. DANIEL i-N
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n o 7 | { E

ALI. those having claims against Bmkr,
n McCooyc and Nu@rnt, for services rendered
ON The. dam at the mouth Of Bayou Rapidrs. will
please present them at the Office of f. {. Lrchie
EST, for liquidation.
~ Office open from to II \. N.
JAS W. BIZ KE,
nov1o-tf ON behalf of the firm.