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M a N T ED
w REC RUITS
"R l.. J. b.
Eecrrif. tod f,r d. ptfIIMnED = ~ I'M ~

"R. l.. J. g.
Recruits wanted for the RICHMOND LIGHT IN
PANTRY BLUES.
Zach recruit enter active service as soon as en-
listed
Any number OF good Recruits will be received
into this corps, permission having been obtained TO
increase The same to complete battalion. The
Blues are attached to th- egiun service in
Western Virginia. under the command Of Brigader
General Henry A. Wise.
The Blues are enlisted for The entire confluence
OF the waf and no recruit viii be received for less
period OF enlistment.
Apply 10 Capt. HAMMOND DCScAN Wise Legion
Office, over p. Ii. TayIors Music store No lSr
Main street, between 9Th and 10Th. Richmond be
tween the hours OF y. N. and Il T. VI
None need apply but men Of good character sna
robust health
Honorary members Of the Blues end other friends
throughout the country requested 20 a~Ss; tIs
Uniforms and other necessary clothing furnished
q. JENNINGS WIS.,
au 3l-dS swift CaDtain Y f. r
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From Missouri.

1soNros, Mo-, sept. 1.-THE Union men
from q reen Vile report that Gen. Hardea has
returned, and has threatened an immediate
attack
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N NI&.

,ITEn s.-rI,,- ,pn ,,-,,rr,, ,,,,,,,n~
W ~ - l. ', - II - A-N fN' II EN-
w i't''1s % l me th''tc S"le5c
"N. 'l,S =, i''iin .'I' numerous "Pp'ahtS
Prof. A PREOT. late Of GucEiughan Iustitntr l.
elected Profess II If Music ana Nn,irrn LANGUAGES
Prof PREOT and iadY take entire ciir-,, of tho
Boarding Department
n n@aTd iGGi "aShlns ,ad is't* pg7 year ;lQ
I'ue ictite' ioi u ihof"us u IAd accomplished
e.'T'a'i' VI
fcs rooms ~ ln''Her III "fMa'4la' aiur'>s
,- a.. 'f"' Ia ii ~ T. iIe1lI'",,
:, 49, -, -. 80 =
w a t ,s1-i,IS.Ir1, = - h n V''h'
, W. 'il'r ~ , 70 ~ 9" r''m' d'dte-
y 70 Nahi-ss2 u t'th an SiiiIr'F company toF
benz, accented ROBERT UIII -
Rear of Spence & tafey's t,gyc7Ilrs =
-. I7-2te
VNYANTED-A SITUATION AS GAZE
w DENER-av - sfnsie man. VIII, .6f,-far
stand, hardening and Farming m their yatio,s
branches or The advertiser viii TAX, - Crr, or,
shares where the band is suitable Tor the racing 81
marx ct vegetables Address ''GAIsDFNEE q.
tll- oIIcc. - Sc IT
IA ANTED--A SIT JATION by = Young lady
W COM etent to teach the usual English
branches, French, Music and Painting. She aould
prefer beginners in Music References given If de.
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t's!d ~ isJraigs.--Mr. Moffat,. one of
= lie TrT,s"ahlo was injured by the accident
: H. =, infssee Railroad near Abingdon.
I, aors,i - w., ahed on Sunday night last
.atGt ~. was a memb Der of lhe Askew
"a Lag b @oni New Orleans. was printer,
W. 0alee aFrttofore connected with the
hyHehturx Rep, lsth. & I -
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HoRaIpLs ourRAaE.-on Sunday last Mar

HORRIBLE OurRAdE.-On Sunday last Mar
tbl Mcclellan, al Intelligent, Interesting
girl, between IL and Is years of age. adaugh-
Ter OF Mr. James Mcclellan, of this county
while returning from a neig hbors, was way.
laid by negro man named Green, belong
ing to Col. J. Y, Rogers. who, horribly TO re
late, dragged her from her horse, violated
her person, and then brutality murdered her.
The young lady not reaching home late in the
evening, word WIS sent tn the family where
she had gone, when il WIS found that she b al
left there several hours previous. Search
V rs i'm med lately instituted, and she was
found that night in the woods near the road
side, with her throat cut, and a CORPSE -
Language is inadequate 10 describe the hor.
ror OF the family and the neighborhood at
this discovery :. -
The negro Green had been hired by Mr.,
Mcclellan, and participated, apparently IN
e,Jaeernei in the search. But righteous
ha. Ven never Intended that such L crime
sho,tld remain undiscovered or UNPUBLISHED.
circumstances led to the belief that he had
committed the deed, and upon being arraigned
and charged With it, confessed his guilt. The
neighbors determined, upon eonsu ltation,
tasat hs ,nerited the most severe punishment
that eould be inflicted. and on Monday even.
ing they burned han, At The stake. no WI!
or can q uestiOn the jastice OF the pun!shmenu
llsyhaltf Tszas1 RFusstrss, 7ss. q ~ 1ssF 5 /.
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ssl!,, Ia ~ . Boeock, of Appomattox
en- tls s ms announced himself 70 reis-s
sa' part H. a OF which Apponattox
W. ;" Tue next Confederate Con.
s. u -
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EDgjCATKeNAE..

L'hANk ii. ALI klEND viii open s.n rag.
l. lisa, Classical '..fi Ma Aeinatica 81 IiOOI. AT
tie reNehre 81 his father, I0tH street, nUrtis OF
leigh. "r' the ist OF October
Peisofs Wishing to -ntc- pupils y i'll call at the
Insurance onite ct l. VI. ALsluESD, on I.th =.
Refers 10 the Faculty uf William and ,iary TO,
lee Professor r.. I. Joyucs, War Department :.
Dr. james H. Conway. M-s.rs. Janes LYONS,
J ohn t. Nomblr, samuel &. Robinson i. ii. Pom.
dexter, and samuel pu;ncy. se il-toa3ts
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~ q. ..'lAsD NAnufAoTuRgs.---Ths Taun-
d. sp. gays the Whittenton Mi lis and
Pr .gss. Vory 81 Ioyett Morse will resume
WA p1bs monday next. The Sturbridge
~ spts which suspended operations .
VT o. tba ea a. Tor repairs, were started
u saee,sa, INST, with n supply of cot
w sprSs " Keep them In motion until
VIZ rns. Inc Blackstone Mills are soon
'h'hg On full time again.
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LOST, STRAYED. &c.


OSr HOKSE.--On Friday evening last while
/ near the Columbian Hotel, Il stranger Dor
rOwed Of me my riding MARE, To ride ii short dis
tailce and return, since which time have heard OF
neither The Mare was Of bay color, about fifteen
hands high years old. PAGES we'll and had on
Spanish saddle aud double rein bride will
give reward OF $40 for her if returned 10 Mr.
PHILLIPS, near the Theatre of It'll and
Broad streets. I1e l1--ttej r. }. LHFORD,
7 OSr--On 18th greet, my POCKET. BOOK.
/ containing one dollar note and my Fres
i'apers and those of George Washington Walker
liberal reward will be- paid for their delivery IL
the Stage Office 18th street, between Grace and
Franklin. ELI NEuGiN
Sc l7--as Free man of coGor
y 0sT OR :STOLEN-On Saturday, lie Eth
i II inst \; the Central Eailr Dad depot. PORTE
MpNHAtf containing SiJ, Ceriiteate of Deposit.
Of : 100 in the City Savings Bank, and "a Due l,ll
payable next JANUARY, for 800 The finder will
be suitably rewarded delivery 20 MRS MET.
CALtE, on Oregon Hill, OF left at Dispatch office,
Sc l7--lt*
r oST-On the nth inst, in or near The Old
/ Market, my POCKET BOOK, made of black
morocco. 1t contained my discharge from the
Amy al o. an order for special duty, signsd by
Cot. p i: Moor-. will give reasonable reward
ii left OF Stall No. =, Old Market if is OF use
to any one. lsel7-2t'l \. +. ALBEk1sON.
7 osT-A black morocco MEMORANDUM
/ ! ROCK, for which u liberal reward will be
Id II left al the cemptrolier's OiNe, in the Gus
tomiiouse Building. sc l7-2t.
- TRAfED--On the iath inst. q dark brlneied
- BULL; middle .ized horns; weighs about / $50
pounds gross. A liberal reward will be paid on his
return to JOHN BRoUER, JR., Butcher,
~ Il-5. od Market.
INui MA SUM OF MONEY, in fannrrson's
Daguerrean Gallery, which the owner can pv,
by describing and ing for this advertisement
ne 17-3t.
------z;zz-------------------
OFFICE X. II M4ITRY G. CD
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E'sSse RENE.

E7oE EENI-rRATT, GOTHIC cot.
L TAtfE, ON GA1BEES IIllL.-thls
arg rHt coma.ofi'us Dwell LING having II
rooms, with drrss.n,. -TonIs, closets, &c having
been thoroughly painted ana repaired, will be
rented to good tenant y no will f.er 90, at il tor
Il moderate rent, Apply to \ !. BOWERS Esu
ifh street Gamble, Hill OF. at his oundsy, on gfA
StfSt'- 80 1--fs
y OR X l. y T-HUbtIs II hav. Two GOOD
/ Rooms Tor rent, e. Cay stree. between :.
aud 9Th, suitable TOR single gentlemen. IN retired
part Of the city. "Ed 10 " n.nut, = walk al this
public buIldia and bgnlks..
So I'--fj- NM. WINSTON JONES
f.NOk kEN IA desirable HOUSE, suitable for
L snail family, on 81 street. between Canal
AL BYRD Apply to 'HAS. CAMPBELL.
So t1-atk
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au 30--dSswtf

4 DMINIoTRATOR-S SALE or LAMP,
n STOCK, CROP, FURNIT RE, e. IN
TIE COUNTY OF AIBEMARI DIR.
suaDce of the will Of Charles T.. Taylor decd the
undersigned as administrator with the will annexed
viii sell Gu the premises on FRIDAY the 4th cav
OF October next, Should that he II suitable d.s;
otherwise, The next suitable dav theret..}er1 dir,
tract o: Land which sad Tavlar died Wing and
being in the county OF Aibcnufr about hslt a
me from from kesNviek -, not on the Eirzifia
Central Railroad and about seven miles fl, m the
town OF Charlottesville. The contains ;sbou,
700 acres, has comfortable DIV ELiING On IL. and
all other necessary cur houses II lies ',e;.uiii,ttv
ami has a sufficient qgautily of wood land
A. the same time ara place VIII sell the stock
~ Mules, Horses, Cattle Crops, all the iicnsebold
Hnd Kitchen Furniture Farming Implements SC.
&c. lelt by the sad TAYLOR.
The land will 6e sold "a credit OF l. = aud 3
year,. The personal property on a credit o. ak
months, 10 al SUMS over SO.
All prrsols holding cldros against tLa estate If
the SAID Tailor via present tfen, to the under
signed for settlement. It.G% WOOD
Sc f7-eo!tds Admir- with thc III annexed.
hESERl ElsS--s3J REWARD. Du..rf.,.
- from the lst Regiment Virginia &oIuntecrs.
I te above reward "iii be- paid TOR the appl, bon.
sl'n AMI delivery - NE. 81 hea,!duaritrs In c.
riiitbiaii Hal ia Richmond OF Tie io,.cwiA ler-
sons
JOHN X. ATKINSON. a private in Company
Is about q or :. years a. age aid abog;
iet' inch high, light complexion. DARK har .ai
eyea and was seen in kichmoad ar lust accounts.
Enlisted April 2st. l~6l, a. litaiEoud,
FRANCIS MCNAMARA, memh,r III Com.
pany &C an Irishman Is aboat ~ years oily
feet q or inches high fair complexion dark hair
ahd eyes, aad was last seen in Richmond. Enlisted
at Richmond April 2isi. ie6l.
By order OF Col. j. I, MooEE
@E-2t THOs. b. REFS, Recru'g eerct
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FNASTWUOD SCHOOL,
II, ~YIYfEVIV II

H. >TAESTON, III.
as. FORREST wlii resuiAe ler School on
MONDAY, sept. %Jih. Particular HttrEt.yh VII
be paid a. iEc reich and Music cis-scs.
TRIMS II or. Botad ANA tuglisn fCFjon, 500
per s>s,ion French and Music ~ the us1al prices.
she would rrter - Rev. Air. Lataue, Cvl. Join
baldwin. nr. Sti!Hllh5, i4oa. 4. n. Ia. oat-i.,
Staunton; Dr. Robert Archer, ten. ilcGaids"N,
k.e."ond. .ol / Ii Smith, Lexington "a.
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THE rRyZE BOAT RowENA
The Charleston Mercury. of the 18th

The Charleston Mercury, of the 18Th says
We had yesterday the pleasure OF spending
a social hour with genial Grew aboard
the prize bark RoWena, taken BY the Dixie
and now lying at our wharyes. She is a
splendid craft and viii well repay visit
The taut and sausy looking Dixie, with her
ominous thirty-t%o FOUNDER amidships. lies
snugly at the next wharf, soon no doubt. to
sion among the Yankee mariners on every
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She is Drircn ashore at Trinidad and be-
comes Total IVrcck-!Statemem IF one If
Her Crew--Aioremoat Pferioas 10 Her
Wreck, &c
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SPECIE STOPPED.

The ClarksyilIe Tenn. Chronicle SAYS
50, 900 in specie was Intercepted. some DAYS
ago, on the State line on the Louisville train
Ii was destined to some point in the United
States. 1t was taken to GAINESVILLE and de-
posted in one of the banks TO await an in
vestiSation as to the ownership and destina-
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PREACHER SUSPECTED OF DIsLoYALrY.
The Goldsboro' IN. o. Tribune under the
head of Affairs in Beaufort" says: .s
Rev. Mr.. Van Antwerp, Episcopal Minister
ut Beaufort, We are reliably informed, treated
the fast day recon m ended by President Davis
on the 18th Of last June, With contempt, by
not opening his church that occasion.
Alike insulting TO the State and Confederate
authorities and to the general Southern SEN
tinent, was The conduct of this preacher, i'll
reference TO Thanksgiving day, on the Sunday
AFTER the Manassa battle and victory He
did not say anything about it, CT make any
ailG5ion 10 II in any part OF the services Of
his church Oh that day. We are gratiiied in
mem bers, good and patriotic citizens, have
ceased TO attend his preaching His street
talk indica1es that he is IL Lincolnlte in
heart and feeling and this manifest traitori
is preacher and a school teacher III Beaufort
on the seacoast of North Carolina.
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THP FLORIDA BLOCKADE.

Mr.. Richards, the Light-keeper, arrived a
this place on Saturday last, bringing the in
telligence that the blockading steamer took
her departure from our waters on Thursday
of last week. The Linconites, before they
left, were driven TO the necessity Of burning
the cutter Apple ton. tender to the steamer
she having been blown high and dry on Eg-
mont Key by the late blow. 1t is more than
probable that the absence of the steamer is only
temporary-her object, doubtless. being to
procure another tender.
4apyr0pos receipt of the above intelii-
geuee, detachments of the Sunny South
Guards, Coast Guards, and a number of our
citizens, proceeded to Egmont Key, and re-
moved the lamps, oil, &c, from the light
house, and brought them to Tampa. These
lamps win never again give light to the be
nightel followers of King Abe.-7dmpa PENN
SUI. II
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From our Southern exchanges we CLEAN til,
following summary of news:

UNT tACnHNrpS E!p1O ia
following summary of news:
THE PRiNATEER JEFF. DAVIS-FOUL PI.AY
The Charleston Mercury, of the 10TH says
Deputy Marshal j J Beasley, of the Con-
federate Court, succeeded last SATURDAY night
In 3rresting four conspir3tors belonging TO
the crew of the priyateev JEFF. Davis We
learn that q conspiracy existed among the
passengers and portion OF the crew OF the
privateer to kill the Captain and officers of
the JEFF. Davis, and to take the vessel into the
port of New York. This conspiracy has been
disclosed since the return of Capt. Ccxetter
and crew 10 Charleston, and proof of the de.
signs of the con6pirators establish by the
affidavit of ono of the crew. 1t is thought
that the conspiracy had some agency in the
stranding of the left Davis on the St Angus
M
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The brig Monticello arrived at Miragoane.
St Domingo, August -, and reports on her
passage, August II, latitude 29:32 longitude
67:49, saw Il brig chasing ship and 20 under
her quarter. Shortly after saw fire in the
direction OF the vessels, and ut ten i. nj .
could only see from aloft a blaze and sparks
living.
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Y Vol MA SUM OF MONEY, IN taunerrou's
Daguerrean Gallery, which TIE owner can pvt
by describing and paving for this asv estisement
ne l7-3ts
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.yOMBRERO GUANO-For sale by
II .sl7 E. II. sKlaKsk & CO.
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- TRAfED-On the iiih inst. dark brndied
/ BULL; middle .ized horns weighs about l. LEO
pounds gross. liberal reward will be paid ON his
return to JOHN BR0U FER, JR. Butcher
81 ll--5t' Old Marks f
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The Mobile (Alabama) Tribune, of the sth
says
Three fourths of this ship, which, it will
be remenlberdN was taken in the bay RS a
r iSe, by tho Gulf City Guards some time
r'ince. was sold yesterday, under and by virtue
of decree of the Confederate District Court
cf Alabama, for the suIa of 1920. The other
fourth is owned by Capt. Sykes. The pur-
ahasers, we learn, were Messrs. Huplat i
Co., OF this city ssr-
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The Washington Star announces th,t
Thursday evenings mail carried to New
York an order from the Department Of State
directing the release of james a. Berrett
late Mayor of the Federal Metropolis from
his present confinement In Fort Lafayette
This order is on condition that he takes The
oath OF allegiance to the United States against
any and all enemies whatsoever, and also
resigns his office as Mayor
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IRON. &C.
RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS

RECEIVE IN A FEW DAYS
a fine assortment Of Childrens' CA rs and GIGS.
Having purchased a large quantity of mater,alfrom
the manufacturers my facilities for repairing are
COMPLETE, and with first rate workmen and spacious
rooms, | am prepared to repair NIL kinds Of carrlaees
with dispatch, and on reasonable terms.
Plantation work. attended to as usual. just recelv
ed two pair OF excellent TIMBER WHEELS. e.mplete
Of Busby l. iittle's make, at the Planters Emporium
corner OF Church aud Main streets, Baton Rouge. La
nov13 W. r.
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Removed.
NOTICE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Partsh OF West Baton Rouge.

SIXTH DISTINCT COURT.
4. matter Of succession Of Richard Wall deceased
No. 5@5.
VFYHEREAS Augustin Letlerq rs administrator o
w the succession Of said XII chArd Wall decd.
hss Sled in the Clerks office Of sad parish \ final
account and tsbleau Of distribution ia said sccces-
sion.
Notice il hereby given that all legal opposition t"
III, hom,lo,utiOn of said tableau and account must
~ fled in the Office Of said clerk within thirty days
from the first publication hereof.
Clerks Office February %, 1861
". CHAMBERIIN.
Clerk.
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SlIVeI.FIated ware, or pure
A1bata.
Unable and Tea spoons.
Table and Desert Forks,
Ipcanter Stanus,
Wine Casters. Pie AMI Fish krivcS take Baskets
Cup Cream ami Gravy III II s,Card Baskets,
.S.sar Tongs and Shovels.
Mustard spoons and u -,r sitter, Rltter cups and
p1nn Holders.
Cups, MUGS. Mclas>rs Jugs bait poons. Casters
Euttel Knives. Pitchers. Ia lie and Tea Knives
in cases.
aug3l- 3w PIPER n BRADFORD.
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Cooking and Heating Stoves.

4 MOTHER large invoice of Cooking and Heating
n stoves, which in addition to orr former stock
makes tn" largest and most complet" assortment Of
stoves IN this market. We invite the public to call
ard examine them aud compare the quality and pri-
cs with our %neighJors before nurcs asing.
aug PIPER d. BRADFDRD'E
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g Z n d r. I ES.-
~ 100 barrels superine Galena Mills Flour,
100 barrels Pahurnl do
SO bbls choice Extra Cape Jessalnine do
80 bbls g " NcnpareIl.
5 casks London Brown stout,
; casks Yeunger'S hip,
10 bbls swan Gin,
10 =. Brandy.
loo btls Ward X farv'> rec:i6ra Whisky.
so boxes asserted Chewing Tobacco,
10 bags choice Java coffee,
500 boxes assorte! soaps,
400 boxer Star Candles,
25 boxes assorted Can'ies,
u barrels Washing Soda.
10 half barrels Tar.
Sept IS for sale by sou. BENJAMIN.
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carriages and Harness

THE .u Sscribcr having completed his spac,op
Warchous and Mandatory. is now opening the
most complete Of CARRIAGES and HARNESS over Q!
fcrrd to purchasers in this vicinity and would call
III" attention Of his friends and the pubic generally
to his establishment and to examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
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WORKS

y POST. OFFICE BOOK STORE.
...,ou,. Cyclupedia of Drawing,
AreN.t.ton,, Cyciopedia Of Biography,
gRR.h.trr's Pictorial Dictionary,
worcrtter's Pictorial dictionary,
seott's complete Works,
irving Life Of Washington,
shaksprare's complete Works,
C.riyle's Critical& Miscellaneous Fs'ys
Gunn's Domestic Medicine,
Nopa's Practice Ut Medicine,
letters ma complete Works.
washinqt"n's complete Works,
purton's Wit ani Humor.
t,.,. Dic,iunary Of Arts and
usnuMcture aud Mines
ns ssle At
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Enrrinoe Kenuiriuo.

WITH A FINE STOCK of material Of every des
criptiop. and irst class mechanics. ] am fully pre-
rnred to repair and build Carriages Of all kinds, WITH
dispatch and IN the best manner. on reasonable
terms, at the Emporium. corner OF Main and Churtf
trcets, Baton Rouge, La. W. +.
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Per William .yarvt.
Furniture

FURNITURE.
- Late Arrivals
ID $50 Belsteads, all patterns.
3 dozen ArInoirs,
100 dozen Chairs.
9 doz Extension Tables, 2 doz Safes, 2 doz Sofas,
dozen Tetea tctcs.
book cases. Secretaries, Fall leaf desks. What NotS. &c.
aue71 .3w PIPER & BRADFORD.
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nAINTS. OILS, vARNlSHEs &c.
5000 lbs pure White Lead.
$500 lbs American Snow Zinc in tin cans,
1000 lbs French do do " -" do.
500 lbs Chrome Yellow in Oil,
500 lbs Paris h Chrome Green in Oil,
Prussian Blue and Black Paint,
Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil,
Turpentine and Liquid Zinc Dryer,
Varnish,s, Brushes and Dry Paints,
at Hardware Store of
LARGUIER & LANOUE.
rner lafayette and Florida SITS.
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C0rpets
Nov afoat and to arrive in three weeks, the lar
~ grst and most varied assortment ever offered in
this market "f
Tapestry Brussels,
1ngrains,
upertnc
Extra Fine
Union
Two and three Phys, List ard Hemr Carpets, Wi.
ton tapestry, Brussels and Tufted Rugs, Hassocks,
Cocoa, Enl,lla, elrton and English Mats.
Our domestic carpets were purchased from the
manufacturer. an oi ,gl;sh Carpets from the i'm
porter BY one Of our house in person. we shall re,
tn" goods in time for the public tocxaminct them am
compare ti. prices with thc New Gtl"ans market. AS
We shall be able to sell CARPETS rs low as they can be
purchased in any Southern market.
aug 13y. PIPER X BIZ ANFoRD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-02
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Home N u uf:lcture Of Ca ~.
WAGONS, CARTS. PLoUGHs AND
r hARnES 8
YNIE SUBSCRIBER is now ready to receive order
L for Plantation Wagons, Carts and Harnese, for
the s"ming season, and "oaId respectfully urge Plan
tiers and othets wanting any of the above articles. to
SEM n then riders early that they may be supplied
without taii. N time.
~ All os'!crs will b~ faithfully executed, and
prompt" 'ppiied.
- IN. ,ch Of Iron Is now complese-co:uprising
u iull assortment OF FLAT, ROUND aud SQGAhh
PLOUGH SLABS, HOOP and BAND y >WtEitE-
IRON, GERMAN and SPRING STEEL, ItON AL.
aud tR1NGS-al sizes
A3-ALL Of xhich will be furnished as low as at
any establishment IN THE STATE.
81 He has on hand 1000 MONTAGUE PLtUGI3S
which he oifer rs for sale to close partnership accounts
~ Gallant examine at the Warerooms, corner oi
Church and Main streets, Eaton Rouge.
dcclS'5S W.. r. TUNNARD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-02

DERSONs wishing to preserve their fruits for WIN
ter can oe supplied with Cans Theoretically seal
ed, at LA2GUIER Il LANOUE'S,
aug 10 Cornor Lafayette l. Florida SITS.