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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-25
pgsE.E.BSE3sew &zooDs.

N~EW FALL AND WINTER MILF.
= merry GOODS.
Mrs DLNELMAE is receiving, via New Or.
ie&,s, fresh supply Of well selected
" II LIN ERY q OCD
Of every description
She will be pleased to wait upon her customers
in the city and from the country, at her store, Cd
Main street, between i7th and 18th, where the latest
styles of
B ON n T s, r q O MS, ETO.,
may be had on reasonable terms for cash.
WFANTED-rno HIILLIN ER>;. Also, tuo
young ladies' 20 learn The MILLINERY BUSI-
= - nr II -
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IN THE CONFEDERATE CuURT.-rbc
! Priyateer Jefferson Davis vs.. the cargo OF the
John Welcb
IL the Prize Court Of The Confederate States OF
kmerica-The privateer Jefferson Davis VS.. The
Cargo 81 the John Welch.
BY virtue OF q writ Of sale to directed under
the decree - The Honorable, tie Prize Court OF the
Confederate States, for the District of South Caro-
Ina, viii expose to ssle at public auction, a. the
Steam Packet Wharf in the city of Charleston ora
THURSDAY, the ,: 1t instant, AZ II 0 clock A NJ,
the cargo of the brig Jno Welch consisting of about
%! boxes OF white yellow, and brown Clayed ST.
GAR; 27} hhds-, ii tierces and % bbls. Museovedo
SUGAR, il lots of rot 10 exceed more than 20
box"s 10 Lhds., II tierces and II b5ls. Ct each
TfRN5.-lasl.
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XEY A = T ED-A SU BSTITUTE, to Join
w Company ID T" First Niggns Regiment
\ liberal price will be paid capable oil mill
t;tTy dutv. Apply immediately al l.. III Tali.oR5
dusic Store -'iusre above Post Office, at any hour
,lurirp the d3y oe 5-.,t<
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oc 2l-5t Deputy G. >. Rlarshsl So Ga.

oc 2l-5t Deputy 5. NGrshsl, So, Ca.
VACCINE NlRUS.--J nt-I further notice the
subscriber viii give 81 per crust for VAC
CINE VIRUS,
The Virus must in all cases. he accompanied by
the certificate CI 2llaed physician, guarantee
ing il to have been prOpagaed on healthy subjects
not recently posed 10 small pox coutagion.
TIC cTusts must have been removed from the
arm within week of date OF delivery. Address
tir0y Ch Pest otliee.
n T.. PETICOLAS, M. d,
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w 50 more sH0EMAKERS
on coarse work. and 10 en- iine work
Also GOOD FILTERS.
Good wsgee paid
Apply immediately at III Main street, below 18th
oe DTS JAMES ETf;!fyS
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VA ANTED--A few more good MEN fill up
w /Gusve Guerilla company. Quarters fur
nished immediately. R5rd, zvous i0;h street,
between Maiu and Cary.
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NITANTED-A whit" ar coisred SERV ANT,
w Tor a Nnrse. Apply at Factory, corner Of
81 aud Gary SITS, between and o'clock A. N.
Oc 2i-3t*
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ERurr.-oRANGEs, LEMONS FRUIT.


Mr.. A TeRRE. of tbs branch of II. Tramon
tuna & co.. Importers of fruits, No. Front and
II Ioulton streets. New Orlesns. has arrived with
large 10, Of ORANGES and LEMONS, aud
opened a store 18th street between Main and
Franklin sts.
lie VIII be per Adams Express Co, in daily re-
ceipt Of Louisiana ORA ANGE>, LEMONS Texas
pBCANS, s1ff-zhefl Creole, Pecan aud Brazil NUTS
sCtt-ghc, ALMONDS, flLBEhIS, E8glish WAL
NUTS, RAISINS, SWEET OIL CLAREr WINE
aad SAaDIAES. Also, variety of French CAN
Dies. oc 52-2w*
n OTlCE.--Ali persons indebted 10 the estate
~ of the late ROBERT s. THOMPSON, will
please make payrrent to me st TN early DAY and
those TO whom the estate is indebted, will present
t1ei- claims 10 for settlement.
WILLIAM G. DAILY, Admir- of
Robert s. Thompson, decd.
Richmond, Oct. IL, 1861. oe1l-lm@
4 DMINISTRATRIX'S n OTTO Il Ali
~ persons having claims against the estate OF
JOSEPH HuLsHER, deed, will present them pro
per!y authenticated to and all persons indebted
10 Ills estate will please make immediate payment
TO Inc, III ordsr to the settlement OF the estate.
MARY ANN HULSHER
Administrators OF Joseph Hnlsher decd.
De 2I-4tk
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LOST. sTsgAyEn. sc.

r OST-Be'ween Ch.ulo,tesvil'e and Richmond
4 r ught.cogored NALI&E and black CAR.
PET BAG. Neither one u them Is locked.
\ ial,ei OF the Washington House, Lynchbur.. is
on tbt Nslise. A suitable reward viii be given for
RICHARD NORTON.
&C 2i-ots Columbian Hotel
CTRAYED-Fton my residence, in Rockets a
y black HefFER, with red ,ears and white
stripe under h'r belly her horns turned in Twill
give a reward os - ior her delivery to
MATTHEW FINIGAN
oc +i-E At the Distjl'ery.
S,TRAYED -From my residence. ON .fh street
ht'Wren Clay and Leigh, red aud white
tON with the cud Of one horn sawed OF A lib.
orai feward viii be paid for her return
oc E1-tS ROB r. WILLIAMS
1 oHI-oe'ober2i, near store,a small PORT
l. MuNNAik childs size, dark color. with steel
ciasn oon,atasng S5C--one Confederate note Of sea
another BO1e Of $50, {bank net recaected &}o ia
small notes ol various hunks and two small pieces
silver. sujtabie reward viii he paid for delivery
| b. j2c 23-jsi S&JoEN & MlII.fR.
I 0S}'-'}n Saturday last a COLLEC rUk 5
1 HOok, with SIC or ~i2 worth oi dray tickets.
ui@b'e reward viii he paid for is deiivs~y a
tue e'hcn @. CONRAD & CREW.
CT &}--'> Sp. Flour Sheds. Basin }aus
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
Il OR SALE-A pair OF good harness HORSES;
gentle; well broke 10 work III any harness
double or single. One rides well Apply ut the
house on ifoad street. next door to broad Street
Methodist Church. oc 23-3ts
fHOR SAlE--A pair Of good harness HORSES;
n gentle; we'll broke 10 work in any harness.
douG!" or sius.e. OUa rides we'll. Apply at Mis-
CLAit2RNES Boarding. House, on Br0sd st next
door 20 Methodist hErrh. oc 23-3t~
ZINE SADDLE HORSES.
II. ROBERTSON, of Ky.
Has inst arrived Al our Stables
Wiha lot OF very ;ine
SADDLE HORSES,
Which he wishes to sell
o. &-Gt DAVIS Il HUTCHINSON.
TOR SALE have fer sals 100 tine young
! MULES, Just rived from ke1tucky. There
are aJurf forty equal il nos superior, 10 any Mules
eyer offered IL the Richmond market. About
twenty uf the Ia1IGm SIZE have been broken. and
yyark well. ALk&. .. HUTCHESuN
oc S2-Gt
- - X sALE--A line SADDLE AND
Z HARNESS HORSE The subscribers viii
sell young aud stylish Il ORSE, Of iue size speed
and endurance, warranted scund. lie moves well
under the saddle and in harness is gentle and Vi eli
trained. Age, 6 years. Prise, $500 Apply to
&C It's WATKINS & FICKLEN.
gRS9aTG. SEgAg%a gss's's q.
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| VIZ ii ~ L T. ID
| w PERSONS TO KNOW,
| That they procure .s.
| BOOTS AND SHOES
At the
| RlCHsOND Il ,DT AND SHOE FACTORY,
Coiuer OF Cay and i:.;h streets
| nc 2I--ta Over Messrs. u srk Sdale & Ern's.
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WTANTED--
w 500 POUNDS
COUNTRY MADE,
HOE L HREA II,
For which l vii pay t1a
HIGHEST PRICE,
at ii Main street, 6-ioa b il
oc I3--ts JAMES KScTTS
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NTANTED--To purchase young NEGRO
w WOMAN who is q good COOK and
WASHER. to remain in the city. Address IF p.
T." Dispatch office. oe 24-3t*
az NANTED-BASTERS AND FINISH hRS--
W Oa Clos&s. Aprlv
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TTANTED-A TANNER understanding tn
w business well aud with suitabls rtccalneo
da'jons. Ia single eferred,) for the year
menciug January, lot2. Liberal wages given
Address JAS. A. WILLIS
&C 2.}-2.* GCrnapDa, Gr6nge county, Va
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Wy Af|TEU-By a single gentleman,
Nv A FURNISHED kUOM,
Near or above Capitol Square. Apply to B, A.
I,ict,atcb lt-Nh
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ss0R~Es. CARRIAGES. SC.

Il OR SALE-A pair OF good harness HORSES;
gentle; well broke 10 work III any harness
a"rh- or single. one rides well. Apply at the
hoo-e on iiToad street. next door to broad Street
IciU0G.~' tHureh. 9,}-3tN
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L'OR SAl.E--A pair Of good harness HORSES.
4 gentle, we'll broke 10 work in any harnesa,
douG." or siug.e. Ga. rides well. Apply at MIS-,
CLAIH0RNES Boarding House, Oh Br0sd II next
door - Methodist CAGrrh oc 23-}fs
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w WASTfD- srnvA ANT.
10 do general house worS
either white or h. .ek
Inquire Fourth street,
oc 24-ts ti!st door bsynad lay.
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v '''' ''' SUBSTITUTE
10 serve for six months, in of the bes; Eowitzer
companies la the State, situated Il: York
town.
For yeung Of good moral character, a lib.
ersi oonus will De paid Address "a. g. at this
Office o. 31-tS
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~ ,atSPA1t;f rs served ~ sub
- ,ttt CENTS FER WIEN payable te
Pslce for mailing - year,
-autas la aivance
s.. vi wIExLY DISPATCH Ia sssue6
sad ElEDkr as 90, IN advance.
netkIS a. ! g. posa psf aaHs3 Syssy
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NT NTANTED-BOARD for myself and wife,
w in a family where there but few no
oti.er boarders Address, with terms and location
M G. W Dispatch office &c I}-BN
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N1T TANTED-By a geute,nan BOAR ID for him
W self wife, and two da1 ghters Tive looms
would be al they require. Address 'CaptaiH A.
| :" Box l61, p o. oe at-.d<
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w IA thAt lttAis tAGNADA ~
On person cnmpe'ent I" take charsc OF II large
S;tltp"ire Woks in this State To competent
person liberal salary will BIZ paid small inter-
eat Siyen. Address, Immediately, j e b, Dis
patch offic. cc 2i- q
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BY the use of these P'll. the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Heddlche nay b. prevented ; and II
taken at the commencement Of an attack ,mmrdiat.
relief from pam and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head
ache to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the Understanding Cos
aircness.
For Literary Men, Students. Delicate Females. and
all persons Of setentary habits, they are valuable as y
Laratire. improving the appetite. giving tone aud rioor
7" the digestive organs, and restoring The natural
elasticity and strength of the whole system
The CEPiAIIC PILLS are the result Of long inv.s-
~tigation anh carefully conducted experiments. having
been in use many years, during which time they have
prevented and relieved Il vat amount q, pair and
suffering from Headache, whether origina ting in the
nervous system or from a d~eranged state Of the
St"mdch.
They are entirely vegetable in their composition.
and may be taken at n times with perfect Al fety
without NAL ing nny change of diet. and the absence
Of any disagreeabIe taste renders It easy to administer
them to children.
BEWARE OF C~OUNTERFEITSl
The genuine have Ave signatures ofHenry C. Spald-
ing on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines.
\ Box will be sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of
the
Price Is Gents.
AL orders shOnli he addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDING.
As Cedar Street, New York.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY ruysia

nre 30 comprised that di.cese within the rsnr. Il
their action, can rarely withstand or svsdc them
Their penetrating properties search. ard cleans.
and inrisorats every portion Of the huu.an organ
ism, correcting its diseased action. and restoring
its healthy yit,lities. As a consequence Of thra
properties, the invalid who il bow.. down With
pain or physical debility is as'onishea to find hi,
health or energy restored by u rcmcd. 1t once y
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complains
of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent L'low ssmed i
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for tn, ir use i'll the following complaints: ta,tire
ness, NMtj'Un. Headache arising. from d;sota.ra
ST.. 'cA. Nausea. Indigestion. Pan IL ard lor!a
Inaetion Of The Bores, t1ut"1cney, Los, 81 .iEe
hfe, Joumdtee, and other kindred complaints
arising from a Low state Of the body or obstruction
of its functions. They are an exc, lent alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the rsOrs
ton of tone and strength to the system dedili'ati
BY disease.
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AK
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or

e. FOX THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever or Fever md A,,..
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever. nay
Ague, Periodical Headache, or n;,;.A'
Headache, and Bilious Fcvers. i.as.s
for the whole class Of diseases o,;..'
mating In hillary arrangement. c...".
by the Malaria of miasmatic cou.,.;s'
No one remedy is louder called for bv 4.
necessities of the American people than , y" ~
and safe cure for Fever ard .Asuc. S"A
VIC are now enabled to Offer, with a ,s,,s.
certainty that it will eradicate the d;.,...'
anil with assurance, tou:ded o. pu,f ~.
no harm cal arirc from its ,t., in INV ,." '
tity.
That which protects from or prs,cn,x l..
disorder mast lc of immelsc ,r1vir. j. ~
communities where it prevails. p,,." ~
better than cure. for tn" patient c.co,,.. ~
risk which h mus run iii violent a,,,rt.'
this haleful di>tcmpcr. Tho "C,rr" .ruII
the m'a,natic p"iSo, of FEVER Am .r w'
from the .ystc:n and prev uts the d.v.l.'
mcnt OF the disease. If taken on the srst M.
proach of It's ~prnnonitory symptoms. ~.
not only tn" best remedy ever vet drs.oy,,
for this class of complaints. hut a!.n tho
cheapest. The large quantity wc .,:pLiy h.,
IL dollar brings il within the reach q sv.,.
body; and in hil:oas districts, where Fxyr!
AND AHlE prevails, every oolv should buv.; :,
and use it freely both Tor cure and prst,ctiun
Vt i" hope" this price VII place it within II.
reach Of an-the poor as well as the rich. a
great superiority of this remedy over ,nr
,thcr ever discovered for the speedy and "a, r.:
.ain cure. Of Intcrmittcnts is. that it CONTAIN.
no Gru,inc or mineral, consequently i, M.
lnces 40 quiniSM or other injurious ehrc.
whatever upon TIE constitution. Those cpred |
by it are left ~ healthy US il they had never
-.ad tn. disras".
. Fever and .t:,u"is not alone the con,couen,,
of tn. mia matte pcis"l.. \ great variety Of
dis"rd RS arise from its irritation, among which 4
arc Neuralgia, khcumati>nl. tout. Ilcnd,rh, /
Blind 'ess. Y.cthachc. E.a:.rhe, Cataryh. An.
ma, P.lpitation, Painful Affection Of tn
Spleen. Mysteries, Pain i'll the Bowels, ,tolic
Paralysis. AMI ncrarsemvnt of the STOMACH
all Of whichs when originating in this eans
put OH the intermittent tyrc, OF become period. /
ical. This "CvnE" expcls the poison from I
the Hood, and consequently cures them al
alike. 1t is an invaluable protection to imm. !
grant, and persons travelling or Temporarily
rrsiding in the malarinus districts. Ii taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in.
lection. that will - cxcretcd from tic .y.,n,
and cannot accumulate i'll sufficient quantity
to ri,cn INTO d seasc. Hence it il even me-
valuable for protection than cure. and lew will
ever suffer from ln,c.mittent-, if they avail
Themselves OF the protection TN. remedy N. |
lorIs.
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.>.,W ~ Store

\uNN 1:s Store.
bhls bi.sulphatr Lime:
20 hbls Polar whale oil, cleA'
20 bbl.s Castor oil.
10 - Linscc. OIL;
200 lbs White lead.
10 dozen Champagne,
20 /" Claret,
5000 choice brands Havana cigars,
so 600 German cigars.
so casks Scotch Ale,
, bbls Blue Lick Ware
* choice Peach Whlsky5
~ " q Monongahela do.
Is different kinds Of French Brandy al
Inherent prices
80 dozen R.rnnm's Fluid Lamps,
20 rrams Wrapping paper.
so boxes Chinese Fire craEers.
Alltha above articles are offered at New Orlean.
lies, either for cash or "r credit
IN RI :F1. Druggist
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iebl5

No. I Truss Hoppe
IN JUST RECEIVED AND o SALE AT OuR USII-
Al Low PRICES.
y HoGsHEAD TkUss Hoops, 81 aud 80 INCHES,
BARREL do do 20 OK II "
HALF BARREL DO 16 16h u "
These Hoops are made with extra care.
Besides d Large Assortment Of oorers Too4-.
at h LANOuES
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RHINE WINE.

TIME undersigned would sa, to his ff'rn's ana 4"
the public general, that he has just received y
nr~supplyo of White and Red khint Wine OF r q a"a AMY
,auch superior TO that received last year ~ f"",
~. -. r.lv unon This wlne being the true and actual
;u;ce of the prape, as It came from the vine yards on
the Rhine.
an. Call and try it.
Plaquemine, scnl5 GABRIEL ! !
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DEuOVAL AND NOTICE OF CO.

DENOVAL AND NOTICE OF CO.
IL ADMINISTRATIONS. II sHIE1p,- TyrrF"nnhfy
and Printers Furnishing and Paper Warehouse ma
cen removed from the late stand. No. 6b Gravirrb
street. to No. 50 Grxvier street and No. 10 tahk
Place.
Mr.. ARTHUR ". HYATT ~ admitted a partner o
She undersigned. und-r the firm OF THoS. II shltlI's
+ co from November LIST, 1850. Nov. \. o.. l1f,
THO H. SHIt Ids.
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40 Z.

Office SOUTHERN Mutual INSURANCE. Co..,
Baton Rouge. Feb. !, 1861
A. meeting of the board Of Directors, held this
day, It was
Resolved, To Ray SIR per cent. interest on the ~outstan-
ding Scrip eight per cent. to stockholders on premi-
ums paid by them for the year ending LIST Februa y,
1861, and TO declare dividend Of fifty per cent. on the
nett earned premiums Of the Company for the year
ending 3lst January. 1861. for which certificates will
be issued on and after the LIST day Of March next.
II ,ods further Resolped, +" redeem the outstanding
scrip for the year 1858 on presentation at the Office OF
the Company.
~ The Stockholders are hereby notified that an
election for ten Directors aud fifteen Trusrces. to serve
for the ensuing year. will be held at the Office Of the
company, on Thursday the l4th Of March. 1851.
FEE, HEBERT,
ieb Is Secretary.
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DORING MACEIIENS, AGRURS. &C.
- just received a few Boring Machines. with three
assorted steel aueurs. Paten; Aug r ellis, assorted
sizes. Post Augurs, 9 a, ! 10 inches at
IARGUIER 4 LANOUE'S,
corner Of Lafayette h Florida streets.
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2 o o * 81 b O O X y
AT THE
Post OM1Ce Bookstore.

~oodhill, or the ways Of Providence, limo l'th 81 Is
Now a-i'ays, by Laura J. Curtis. " . 90
Inquire within for anything you want to know,
lamo CLOTH. .......... .. 90
Wild Life. by Capt. Maype Read, l2mo. cloth ! Is
Ssmmon' or, the hardships of an Helress, l2mo.
-. ...... / 90
4 Long Look Ahead. by A. S. Roe, limo. cloth. l Is
The Works OF Lawrence Sterne in l vol. Svo cloth 2 90
For sale by j. M%cCORMIcE
uguast 18th, 1860.
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a. A single bottle of SPALDING'SPEEPARED GIJ,k.
will save ten times its cost annualiy.-4S
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
GAVE TUE DIr~rc,

SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY! DISPATCH
~" STITCH IN TIME SAVES ."-EA
Az accidents will happen. even in well regulated
families, it is very desirable to have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crock
cry, etc.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and NO household can
afford TO be without 1t. 1t is always ready, and up
to the sticking point.
useful IN EVERY HOUSED
N. B.AA Brush accompanies each Bottle. Price. Is
cents. Address.
HENRY {. sPALD1NG,
No. Is Cedar Street, New York.
CAUTION.
As certain unprincipled persons are attempting to
palm of on the unsuspecting public, limitations Of nv
REPAIRED GLUE, J would caution all persons to ex-
anime before purchasing, and "ee that the full name,
~ sPALD1NG'S PREPARED GLUE,-
is on the outside wrapper all others are s~windlin5
ecuaterfeits
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NOTICE.

NOTUCE. =
BATON RorGE. Hecember !. 1860.
Iron and after this date. I will find no orders, nor
Il sell any Groceries bnt fr- the cash on delivery.
I rant II distinctly understood that make M receptions.
Nv country friends will do me 4 very great favor by
settling as 'arlv rs possible, either with drafts. cot.
ton, sugar or molasses.
A. MONTAN. in.
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Stewards Cooking Stoves:
large oven, AIR tight summer and win.
~ ter cooking stoves, improved in 1859 1he most
compete stove OF the age-consumes less fuel, and
at the same time has all the conveniencies magma.
BILE belonging to the culinary department. We have
them OF assorted sizes. and will sell them at New
orleans prices-expenses of Transportation add I'd.
Call and examine. ~
LARGUIER & LANOuE
sept. 81. Corner Iaf. and Flor;d. s.,..
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Noney currcnt in the STATE WHele '7'"eo W.T. ="
received at par.
CLUBBING.
Aaisconrt oftwenty-ive or crnt: ron .hs "n"s.
,.;.as I'll be allowed to Clubs ordering four or more
COMES Of any one or more of the above ""fks mus
80 y" c,n:c. Of Rlackwood. or of enc Review, will be
.am+ IN address for 50 four copies of the four
Reviews and Lakewood for $50 and so on.
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w;u no deli v.rca FREE OF POST GE. When sent BY
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will be but Twenty-tour GINS year for sack,
wnok, ;, and but Fourteen Cents a year ior 'acn u
the Reviews. -. p..;
od,c,,s above named is $3l per annum.
Rem,tt,nces for any Of the above publication,
should always b. addressed. p'St-Tn'd, to I've fn'-
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I IRON, 81

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HAVEN STORE so 900 fbs Of assorted Iron all
l sizes, Flat, Round. Square, Oval. etc. Also Iron
A1els, Springs, all sizes and a full assortment o
stock OF all kinds for the trade. including varnish
Trimmings, Spokes. Felloes, Hubs, etc.
leco W. F. TUNNA ART.
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mo SUGAR PLANTERS.
sroTT'9
PATENT SUGAR MILL GO'h"'

Sugar Planters wishing TO contract 10, s.Mr Z
invention for the next grinding seasoo'
application as early ~ possible to sn
RORE STO7T Baton Rouee. o,,.s
STEPHEN ALLAN S
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-04-06

Floor and.tablc OIL Cloths.
4 by g BY I and 3 by 1 Floor Oil Cloths. A few
II piece cold and Silver Table Oil Cloths ve:v
superior article Just received by
feols PIPER & BRADFORD.