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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-17

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
v IN MANOHEGTEI, ON BOTH SIDES OF
HULL STREET., FOR SALE AT AUtUION.-
VIII be sold at auction, en- the pre- res, on
ThURSDAY, the 18th March. 1882, IA o'clk
p. NJ the following valuable real estate in
Manchester, near the old Farmsrs' Hotel,
viz: The large brick and framed Store and
Dwelling on the south sio~of kuls street.
formerly owned and occupied by MT. w. q.
Drew, adjoining the residence OF Mrs. 0oH.
the large Framed Dwelling, Opposite the
said Hossl,) now in ths occupancy Of Nr.
Jones. Also, fonr Brick TenemeGts on the
sqnare below, well snited for stores and
dwellings. These tsRsmsnts were hciit 4
few years ago, and are con nven!en thy arranged.
TEkNs-Oae- third cash; balance &: and l2
months. for negotiable notes, ia ssfass added,
secured by n trust deed. or title retained; tf,e
taxes and Insurance for 1852 to be paioby the
purchaser.
This is a fayorabis chance 70 invest money
d0DDIE 8 ArrERsoN.
P.S-In consequences OF the rain. iha foregoing
s.les ware postponed to MONDAY, Gath March.
1853 ut same hour.
NH II ooDDIN 4 APpsRsoN. Aus.s.
ERAMRD TkNEMENT IN SIDNEY, ON
T. THs NORTH SIDk or CAsY. Bxfwsss Lar.
Ri AsD OHxRRS SfRBBfs, foR SALE AT ACC
TioB.--Will DO sold AZ aactior, on the psemi.
ses. on FRIDAY. the 2lst March. 1864, at o
O'Clock + NJ, tho framed tenement and lot
located as above, now In the occupancy of Mr..
Jacob Holloway. The lot 10 . beausifui ore.
The houss has four rooms. besidss kitchen,
and 10 we'll suited for q small family.
II mouths for negotiable notes, interest add.
ed. secured by Iruss deed. The laxss Tor
1852 IA be paid BY the purchaser
mh II GOODlN NAAPPERSON. 4 Ancts.
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NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be
IN ceived at this office ntil IL o'clock NJ,
March 35.h, 1869, for the delivery at Richmond
of
400 Hospital Tents, l4xl6 feet, IL feet high,
n foot wall, complete, with flies, poles
and pins.
1000 Bell Tents, feet inches ridge feet
upright, complete in every respect.
1000 Wall Tents, 9x0, foot wall, com.
plete, with flies poles and pins.
Bids may be made for any number Of tents
over one thousand. Specimen tents, to which
contractors must conform, can be seen at this
office Bidders will state the time required
to furnish the whole CT their bids. Payments
will be made on delivery of each 900 tents,
and the right to pay one. fourth Ia Oonfsde-
rate bonds is reserved. Bids to be sealed, en-
closed, and endorsed " Proposals for Tents"
Bids are also invited for manufacture Of
such Cloth as the 9overpm ment can procure
into Hospital, Bell, and Wall Tents-the con.
tractor to furnish poles, pins, rope, &c, and
to give sattsfnctor security fcr performance
of contract. Specimen tents and speciflca-
tioGs, to which the work must conform, can
be seen at this once. Bids to be scaled, and
endorsed Proposals for manufacturing
Tents"
by order Quartermaster General y. 8. A.
j. Is. MoOLELLANB,
NH S-t25mh Major and A.Q. NJ
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a little child OF Mr.. James OraEmiles was
burnt 10 death 10 bed. at Knoxville. 1san.,
on the 7th inst
John A ndrsWs was shot and killed BY soma
unknowa person In Tuscumbta, Ala = few
days aS0. = ssss "
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Yisiris !. Buchanan, Commander OF
EApkoiri.A I" q native OF HaryisnS. hat n
?k4nss,sin 70 the Uuitsd Htatss ksv,
IsSs1 pron"snia. On the 1sth Inn isii
NJ po-o po Captain In 1855
formerly .sn. scsaor Of Bowsn's Central
~ ior Texsn snHsa.n Of Texan Ran gers in
And is nov Isunsp:ndencs. sn has lost his
'nnsts Of . lnRauc
anss, ,UsIsds' ds'uawail ~ was arrested In n.
- with orsrss wssss ON lie 10Th Of Mnrch
-1olaists ta lug infucemsnts to Tie
"'ies. a'ssst And Join TIE Amor.
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
" DENCE On ThE LAST SIDE OF
THIRD, BETWEEN uL.AY AND LEIGH
upon the premises, on TUESDAY, tho lsth
day Of March, commencing at ~ o'clock.
r. NJ the very valuable private rseldencs ON
the east side of Sd, between Clay and Leieh
streets.
The house con tains large and airy rooms,
with fire-piaees, and all the nj dern improve.
ments, such So gas, water, and bath house.
Thsre Is aiso Il large Kitchen, containing
excellent rooms, range, smoke-h house, an all
other necessary Out-briidiu9s. The entire
proper is in excellent order, having been
thoroughly overnauied and repaired within
the past two years. The neighborhood 10 a.
desirable as any in the city. The lot froats
9s feet, and ru Es back $50 feet
Persons desiring to escure really valua.
BILE private residence In q retired neishbor.
hood, would do we'll to attend the sale Of
this property.
Tsaxs:-Ons- fourth cash the balance at 6.
- and Is mo nths for negotiable notes, with
interest added, and secured by trust deed.
The purch hsssr to pay the taxes md insuJ auoo
for lsG2. JAS. N. TAYLOR d SON,
mh7 AuctioneeYs.
VALUABLE FARM In OaH1TERFIHlD
v COUNTY, CONTIGUOUS to- THE OFrX
or RICHMOND, AT AUCTION We viii sell,
upon the premises, THURSDAY, the 90th day IL
ma-ch. commencing at II o'clock n the valuahis
1eei Estate, on which Mr.. u. n. Rhodes lately
sidsd. /; contains e95 acres, fonsine b0th on the
Turnpike and River road The land has been 70
Gently surveyed and will be sold In t.sets TO sull
urchasers. l
To the Mansion House tract there d stsaehsd
about 1CU acres. upcD which there 10 every con.
venisnee 70. the accommodation ofa largs family.
The dwelling 10 built OF granite and II In perfect
order The outbutldiDes arc also ia good orter.
The other lands are valuable. owing to their con.
tiguitT to Richmond; upon each tract Of which
thefe will be found hSccsouls building site, and
nearly overy ons OF which Va well watmcd. md On
scme OF them there are valuable grsoise quaEries,
and leo por d.. -
Besi. the main dwelling. there n on the land,
icailsd Frog Level nearest 70 AapchestsT. com-
Portable dwelling The tract will b subdiVide ed
into tracts suitsble for suburban residences Or
market gar6eps "a e ....t 4. Id.
TKRM,.- Onefcurth CASH. balance at 9. 1Asd
IS months, for neg table notes. with intsrssl
and secured by trust deed. The taxes snd IN
sursuce for 1862 20 bs paid hyths purchnaosA
JAS. n. TAYLOR 4b0N,
NH AuaticnaAfa.
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'Hss II koASoKE CousTy.-A Corre-
~lo' the Lyn chbarg Republican,. writ.
sasm, Va, March 10, gives the fol-
.Af'ieulars Of an exciting occurrence
Ellsee:
-.,lsls .ls OF Roanoke county, under Dol
:, seen olsd here preparatory to ,sav.
nalassas. After the reglm ent was
Ls's xnowE Union man began TO dis
he DM PRINCIPLES among the people. for
i, Tss aeeested by some ardent Seces-
! whan ne oacossioa soon became AMI.
-Irss ss1 Oaptain A. J. Deyerle. who had
r1 .sr ,i rem Zen. JacksoL's q command to
psma , ais company, told him, (Ray Mar.
=, y mat 'he would es lief fight an
~ seins as abroad.'ss Martin respond.
s I'm whether he called MIN = trai.
s'aih DsyerIe answered that he did
onlt a. u personally, but that arv man
~. oppose his native land was trei-
"' some further animated remnrks
ID Je y. at Captain Deyerlo, who drew a
ustct him. one ball going through
.,,i anc smother through his abdo-
hi. :. Probably prove mortal. A mum
sympathixers have been arrested
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0aH.-Ths 0rssnviile Bsnssr
amy Incident OF the war which
's'e'y in one Of the border coun.
.sln''sss. - follows:
|s..ss ss,ly = Of some thirty or forty Union
b 70 hi > se 70 make their escape TO Ken
cSet Nh sh,. se northern army; they came
yisb,, : .'ea tasy we're com pelisd 70 We dc.
Svrhssw 70 sst their clothes wet, skellsd
saS,n snirA, and while In this con-
Ian ie - surprised by com pany Of
~. B.,.Js, VINO ware In hot pursuit
sp MI qakk. making q "se,aT skfr.
Lt 81 !. sad down hiii. leaving IA cir
~s. toase ~ soesesslen OF our boys, who.
s.ns' wS w possession and approprts ted
pc 70 n, ass escssne OF the tortes % Ara
Y eslci,icnn ~. Father suppose they are in
\ a ior ths cold weather.
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GROCERIES,. Iks.


~ EOUERIES, &c, ,Se.--
sT 6hhds prime Clarified Sugar,
hhds f1ns New Orleans Brown Sugar,
loo boxes Tallow Candles,
10 boxes sperm Candles,
10 boxes Adamantine (al dles,
10 bags Powdered Charcoal.
20 cases gen uine bordeaux Olive OIL.
70 bags Dried Apples and Peaches,
20 bags Peas.
% bags Becns,
600 bbls Rivanna Supernne Flour.
~ bbs < Middlings,
90 packages Manufactured Tobacco, fall
styles and grsdcs,l
lot Of Cast Steel,
1900 domestic Cigars,
800 bushels primo seed Oats.
300 bags O. y. Salt, iD store aud 10 arrive.
NIB iast. Cor. Gary and 18Th streets.
on HHDS. PRIME n. 0. SUGAR.
OU 10 hhds. White Clariied do
20 bills. prime N. y. Mslasess
y ba&s prime Cuba Coffee.
20 bags Oavacaril Coffee
10 uerces new Rice
o.0O0 tlerces nice Family Hacon.
100 boxes Tallow Candles.
NH Psi. MAsslE ! pLEAsAnra.
e hsr A;sa gSHs s:SRRI e ghEN anAt
OLUTH and DOESKIN, which the subscriber
= prepared TO make up IN o6icsrs' uniforms ai
shors notice and On ssasenable tsrma
Military and Civic Tailos.
3 2e-lma 9Th, bet. hrnad and Grace 80. $
7M0 BOXES 1AaUEA0TS T5E.l.- SE.H
hbS,s. Bys aad Cora wHlsxH1.
bhls LARD.
. hhds. BAuON.
rss e ;sls ;s..sx. =. sAx'L ? shaiS4c n.Ska a;s
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PROPOSALS.
u. =. OF AMkRlCA,
WAR DPP'f, ADHARCR OFFICE.

haCHkopp WdrCD 3 iS03.
DID2 WILL BE RECEIvED AT THIS
ID OFFICE until the 18th day OF April
next, for the following ORDINANCE and
ORDNANCE MATERIAL for the Uonfede.
rate States army:
300, coo tons charcoal cold blast Pig Iron.
$4,000 tons OF Blooms. tchareoaiJ
10000 tons Wrough. Iron Bars, OF various
100 lo-ineh Uoium b.ads,
lo~s-inch Column ni ads,
loo lO-inch Siege and Garrison Morters,
loo 13-iuch Sea- coast MOrtarE
600 l2.pounder Iron Howitxers,
500 6-pounder 1roa Field Guns.
Bids may be made for any guam ntity OF iron
over one hundred tons. and for any number
Of guns over ten.
Drawings Of the gnns will be furnished
only to parties whose btds are accepted.
Bidders Will state the points Of deliN cry,
and the date at which not less than one hun
dred tons Of iron may os expected TO be furn.
ished.
They must also state the Ir,a required to
furr ish the whole of their b.,t.
Bidders for guns will state the dat Of the
first delivery, and the time required 10 sup
ply the whole mum Oer,
Payments Will be made on delivery OF not
less than nfty tons of iron, and the right TO
pay one-half in Confederate bonds is re-.
served.
Bids must be sealed and enclosed, and or 81.
dorsed en- tn 9 en- nvelope proposals for Iron,''
or "PrOpOsals for 0Ins," as the case may
be.
}. GOhdAS, Lieutennnt-CO iOnol,
| NH 6-tApl0 Chief OF ordnance.
NJ The following papers will please insert
the above advertisement till 10th April, and
send duplicate with copy of paper to Ord
nance Office for settlement: The Richmond
Enquirer, Whig and Dispatch; Lynchburg
Republican,; S.auntOn Spectator; Abingdon
Vifginian; Petersburg Express; Raleigh IN.
c. Register; Wilmington IN. C.) Joarnal;
Charlotte IN. C.) Bulletin; Charleston (S CO.
Mercury and Courier; Colum bia "a C.)South
Carolinian; Augusta (ia.) OonstitntionaIist;
Savannah (Ga.) Republican; Colum bus {Ga. J
Times; Atlanta Ca, Oonfsderacy; Rome,
(Ga.,) one paper; .Tsliahasses (Fla.) Flori.
dian; Huntsville, {AIabama0 one papez;
Montgomery (AlahaIn - Advertiser and Mail;
Mobile (Alabsma) Register; Tuscaioosa,
{Ala.,) one paper; Knoxville Tennessee
Register; Memphis (Tsnn) Appeal; New Or
leans (La) Bulletin, Ficayune, Delta, Bee
and Crescent; jackson (Miss Mississippian;
Corinth, (diss one paper; Little Rock (Ark }
Gazette; : nstin lTexas) Gazette; Galveston
(Texas) Herald.
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FUTURE DAYS.
By eobDIN%APP1RsOM l.et,.
THREE VERY VALUABLE BULL
ING LOTS ON RllSH ANIL RR(A

Il
THREE VERY VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS ON ROSS AND BROAU
STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION =
WEDNESDAY, the ,2sth March, 1862, at A
O'Clock, r. % Tho following very valuable
BUILDING LOTS, viz: That truly vaIua.
bis building Lot ON the south eide OF Ross
street, adjoining the residence formerly
owned by the late 8. d. Urenshaw, fronting
SS& feet, running back about 40 feet, to an
alley ieadinE out to Governor street, having
thereon m excellent brick stable. After
Lots on the South side of Broad street, be.
tween l4th and Mayo streets. adjoining the
resi6encs Of Jno. n. TYLER. Eeq !, eash 'front.'
ing 50 feet running back 100 feet to o wide
alley. #
TBRHs--Uae-foursh easb; balance at 6, II,
and Is months Tor nego table notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed. The taxes for
1862 70 be paid by the purchaser
QOUDlN l. APPERSON,
mn Id AuctioneeFs.
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Fer the Richmond Dispatch ]

Fer the Richmond Dispatch.J
wg ard Z Eafaen. Means of Supplying on,
fray sssA Ksl,g,Ous Reading.
MosrsonsRy, Ala, March Il, 1862
Prit ne TO make a staSemsn: While b
s Of interest 10 all who feel in terested
bneral culture Of our army.
:ali l visited the pri ncipal seaboard
and established depcsitories, which
fesn keptsspplied with Tes.amen t. and
Thesc agencies have not cost Us q
gesps tie more grants Of pnbiicat aticns.
rusmen who have charge of them de.
sasl'ing anything :or their time and
In settling with Nr. Benz. b Davis,
ssr' for this city, found that he had
va o. ntrfsss hundred 7nstdMe1D and had
X tss' Asadred and hi, tv. ssve. shousand one
u ss9 fsrsify pages Of tracts. All this
le matter has been 0istributed by the
~ oithe various churches of the city,
oa ofleeTs andprivAtes and chapla ini !,
.,on time to time call here; and, last,
th 10! least, by the noble women Of Ala.
wno send tract along with almost
.srnsnt they make. II so much haa
saseisd In so short time by this one
1a'y what may We not hope for from
sany In almost every division Of the
lasn,s, I found tAyes tioxsond sick and
t'Ai1s. Within q few days all the
yta many of the Donaldson wounded,
ven brought TO that place. Floyd s
is-Esly reprss snted. I was told
.nili'ssr that they had found exceed.
@.ai'y In securing reading matter fOt
apiNh. We now have at that i'm por.
@a'a depository, and every soldier In
xAi De supplied, a. we have sent on
ss nandrsd thousand pages OF tracts
sSnenu. A. 4. DIoKfasox,
'4p1 0olpcrtags among the Soldiers.
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OFfICE =. vi 4 OO..
March IL lSt1
NOT1CE.-The Stoe hhoidsrs Of IT, Roh-
in noke Valley Railroad OompAAy are
nsreoy notans0 that q meeting 10 OSdered 81
the Board OF Dtreesors. y tAke paaoe g ths2f
Omes, II tho town Of Uiarks yiIls, o. - l1tH
% Aps1l next u ts sarnestly d~sired thaR
every Membef Of the company VIII Atsoods
them. II. ii. WILIIAMa S.
nh @-.lm Soy " Tho A0aia !,
FTEN DOLLAkp InWAHn,--I ~ - -
II AAove rewxs4 Zoe fea netecsion g ~ usss5S
oy Rssasas VIA hAss ausikshsu,lr naRnsA ssselel
u tie Gem On Qerttol 1Qsepo. 80 -
"a N-Ns espa. 3uAlh 1aAlInes.
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FUTURE DAYS.
b. JzNEs H. NYLOK 1 son, ls.s's.

/ NJ ALI 'AB1A8 8B01LO4n0 A9JIs On III
SITE To Trinity OHGRJH. Ar ACU-
IJION:-Ws will sell upon The premises, q
TuEsDAY, the 18th day Of March. cor.
building LOT On the South side Of Broad.
| between 2oth and 2lst streets, and nearly op.
posite to Trinity CAnrch. ai 5s-s -'sS
| 1t fronts 81 feet. and runs back le6 1Do1s
I This 10 q regular lot Of unusual depth. and
has large city culvsrt In or near Il. slE's Z
THsxs.-Ons.thi cash; ths balance G 9
and y months. for nssotiaele notes. With ~
The taxes for 1861 70 le paid by the psssoaoGF.
JAS. N. TAYLOR SON.
NH i3 AuotionssIs.
rOMMiSSIONE SALH OF yERY
" VALUABLE RRAD EsrArD, Kx6wR ~ 5an
ExoHAxGR STABILIZE, on 1nn NensM 6IDB %
FRANKLIH, BBTwsBr l4rn AID lsfH Sf1D.ps-
As Uommissioneraap appointed hy decree Of ths
nounced on ths s.h day cf March; 1854, IN n .
.s paS' K
the 24th dny Of March III faif; II not, the nsAs
fair day thereafter j commencing ut - o'clk
M, tho very valuable real estate lnoMp e
side Of Efanklin. bstwssn l4th and l6tA -,
fQr num6s Of year. occupied by JamAs
harden, and more reCeEtly BY Davis 3 HutChe.
son. The lot frpnn o. net, portion Of Which
above, Wall be sold the Hoass and Lot ON the
east side of Mayo, north Of FrAnklin ss7ese,
being the late residence Of A. b. Hutchesoa,
decd. Ths house Is comfortably arranged,
aud we'll adapted for the accomm odation Of
a medium sized family. The lot fronts 27&
feet, End runs back about 135 feet. II u
deemed unnecessary to say anything furthsr
in favor of this property, a. tt 10 20 wSll
known. Purchasers desiring TO invest In the
most vaiuabie real estate now in the market.
would do we'll TO attend this sale. ~ M =
TERMS --Ore- third cash the remainder at
and l2 months, for negotiablS notes, Win
IL tcrest added, and titls retained nm til f0rhee
order of the Court. The taxes and insurance
JNO A. HUTOHESON, (c.
JOHN B. DAVIS,
NJ Immediately altar the sale Of the real
estate, will be sold all the per!shabls property
Of the late firm OF Davis = dutchsSon, con.
sisting In part VIE: ia .el-.8.5-...s,-
Several single aud double BuESiea. with har.
ness complete.
A large quan.ity OF Prcvcndsr, such a. Shell
ard shsaf Oats, Corn, Fodder, Hay, aad
Snucks.
Also--1hree valuable Hostlers. r
TERMs.--Eor the slaves, cash will be 70.
Quired3 for the remainder, oil sums Of 800
and under, cash. over that amount, 4 months
credit, fox approved negotiable nots.. With In.
teres- added. JOIN b. DAVIS,
Surviving partner.
ALsO.-Tls entire Housshoid and Kitchan
Furniture belonging to the late A. B. Hutch.
eson, decd, consisting ct the usus, Variety
Cas Piano, together with 81 excellent Horse.
Carrit ge, two Cows, &c.
TERHs-As above. --
JOHN a. HUTCHINSON,
Admir- OF Alex. B. Hutcheaon, dxo'd.
~ JAS. a., TAYLOR S0a, Auctionssas.
nah IL ...
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TWO OTHER LOTS ON THE SOUTH
SIDA or Ross, BE1wEEE ArH AND MAYO
SrRKHrs FOR SALE AT AuCrIoN-After the
foregoing sale, Will>be sold these two vsluab,e
LOTS, iocated - above, adjoining MIR. W.
II. Herberts property, each fronting IS feet,
on the south side of Ross street, running back
100 feet to a wide aiisy. Terms as Shove.
aODD1N g. APPERSON, -
NH 16 Auctiopoorc
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Tenement, on the South side Of Frank
liz, between 26sh and 27th streets, for sale at
Auctien.-Will be sold at auction, on the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 25th March,
1852, at Ave o'clock p NJ, the very handsome
brick tene ment located as above, now owned
and occupied by Mr.. Alexander Walker. This
is, without doubt, among the bes: built houses
in tnts city, having every convenience for
the gent&el acconmO mOdat ton of a large family.
The pariors are furnished with very costly
marble man tsls. After the sale OF the dwell.
ing, vacant lot to the east will be . Id,
fronting IS feet, running back lt7 feet to an
alley. s~
TEaAs-One- third cash, balance at aud IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by a trust deed. Tho taxes and in.
surance for 1852 to be paid by the purc aser.
0ODDIN L. APPERSON,
NH Is a pctioneers
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04
RECEIVE IN FEW DAYS

a line assortment of Chfldrenss ca IS and GIGS.
Having purchased alarge quantity of mater,alfrom
the manufacturers, my facilities for repairing are
com plete, and with first rate workmen and spacious
rooms, am prepared to repair nil kinds of carriaees
with dispatch, and on reasonable terms.
Plantation worS attended to as usual. Just reeeiv
ed two pair OF excellent TIMBER WHEELS complete
of Bus BY Il Little's make. at the Planters Emporium
noyf3 VI. r.
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Cooking and Heating Stores.

4 MOTHER large invoice of Cooking and Heating
A-sStoyes. which in addition to our former stock
makes the largest and most complete assortment d
stoves IN this market. We invite the public to caTl
and examine them and compare the quality and pt.
ces with our neighbors before purct asing.
aug s. PIPER "a BRaDFURD,R
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Marriages and Harness

THE sH ssCrlbcr having completed bis spacior
i Warehous and Mandatory, is now opening the
most complete Of CARRIAGES and HARNESS over OF
Tered To purchasers in This vicinity and would call
the attention of his friends and the public general,
to his establishment and to examine his stock l,efort
purchasing elsewhere.
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Enrriaae Renairinq.

WITH A FINE STOCK of material Of every des
%cription, and 6rst-class mechanics, / am fully pre-
pared to repair and buili Carriages of all kinds. with
dispatch and IN the best manner, on reasonable
erms, at the emporium. corner of Main and Church
reefs, Baton Rouge, La. W. r. TuNNARD.
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Sundries.
90 BASK ELS Sweet Oil-pints and quarts:
~ 500 Boxes Sardines-quarters
20Ten pound boyes Green Tea
20 Chestslow priced Black Tea
20 Barrels I.urring's Crushed Sugar
90 Barrels White Beans:
100 Barrels Pink yeyed Potatoes:
and a number of other articles which will be sold low
at wholesale and retail.
febl2 SOL BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04

G UNDRIES -
NJ 100 barrels superfne Galena Mills Flour,
100 barrels Paducah do
So bbls choice Extra Cape Jessamine do
SO bbis . Sonpsreii,
5casks London Brown Stout,
casks Yonnger's ale,
10 bills Swan Gin,
10 g Brandy.
100 bbis Ward / Cary's rectiaed WHISKY,
SO boxes assorted Chewing Tobacco,
10 bags choice Java Coffee,
500 boxes assorted Soaps,
400 boxer star Candies.
Is boxes assorted Candies,
10 barrels Washing Soda.
10 half barrels Tar.
Sept Is for sale by sol. BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04

TO PLANTERS.
CyTRAtGHT and crooked handle CAM KNIVES Will
~ and hooks.
Clipper and Timed Sugar skimmersa and ladies',
Cane-shed Lanters,
Sngar-House Lamps.
Wicks, Oil cans, large and small,
Engineer wrenches, from IL to Is inches,
Faucets fol 81 -sulphi,e,
Tin measures for do
Sacharometers, Thermometers,
Couplings. Guage and Stop cocks,
Packing of every description at
Sugar. ~
LACQUER Il IANoUE,S,
Uornar OF Lafayette 4 Florida Sits.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04
Lamans Il Lanterns.
furniture.

VIZ are daily receiving large additions To- our
wv stock Of furniture and many articles intro
duced for the 6rst time in this market.
aug 6. PLPER d. BRADFORD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1862-01-04
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Home Manufacture OF Cane
WAGONS, CARTS. PLoUGHs AND
p HARNE S 6

uyHE SUBSCRIBER is now ready to receive order
for Plantation Wagons, Carts and Harness, for
the soming season, end would respectfully urge Plan
tiers and others wanting any of the above articles. to
sen sn their orders early that they may be supplied
without fail, III time.
As- All orders will be- faithfully eyecuted, and
promptly applied.
M5-H His sock of Iron is now complese-comprising
a full assortment of FLAT, ROUND aud SQUARE
OUG SLABS, HOOP and BAND IRON, SWEEBES
IRON, GERMAN aud SPRING STEEL, IRON AXLEs
and SPRINGS-ail sizes
aa- of yiiici, will be furnished as low as at
any establishment IN TIE STA II.
ne He has on hand 1000 ONT CUE L0LGHS
Which he offers for sale to close partnership accounts
H6- Cailan.i examine at the Warerooms, corner of
Church and Main streets, Baton Rouge.
dec1S'5S ". T. TUNNARD.