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Etat de Ia Louisiana.

Corr des PresUes, Per. 81. Ldndry-No. 3063
Succession do Ssu 1e DR.. E. Y. A. Henry
NARC1ssE o. QUATREvAUx, de la Pa.
~ roisse st. Landry. sCurateur &c. ayan. en-.
rsgistrs up Conpte ct Tableau de la succession
de- feu le Docseur T.. v. A. Henry, aetompagn6
dune petition demandant lhomologatioD dice.
attendu gull ete fait droit a la demau-
de de laaite petition, par un otdre de Ia Cour
en- date du 80 Mars 1869;
En- Consequence, avis est par lie present donne
aux interesses dams cette succession. d'avoir a
faire opposition, 81 aucuhe lis ont, par &crit, a
mon bureau, dams Ia vile d'Opelousas, dams les
tIsnts jours Hui sqyIont !. date du present
que.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier.
Opelougaa, 3 Ayril 1869.
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' EN'II PAR Ii, SHERIFF.
Etat de Ia Louisiana

Edmond Simon, Corr i. District
ys. paIuss. St. Landry,
August!n Ltle No. IiO4C.
I'm vertu dun ordre G., saisit If j.. ycute lam
- &c dams iaftaIe Ct d"ssus intitule-. par Ia
Cour du lIutiemr District u,liciaue d. IE,at d.,
la Louisiana sisseant dams ct pour la pa.oisse St,
Landry ct moi adrrsse. .iotfrirai vendre, en-
vente rubIique, au plus offlans 1T drrlirr euche
risseur. deva,.t la porte de- la Maisou DC Cour 1,
cette paroissc, en- la vile d'Opelousas,
LIE Samedi, Ter Mai proclaim,
1869, comnencant a II hrures du matiu ct con
tinnant de jour jour sill est necesssire, ,ous les
droits, titres interets ct p,e:ensons de Augustiu
Lede' 10 defendeur, a la p,yprIete suivante, sal
sic pour satstaire iedt orare, sayoir:
I'm certain
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Ch. PILET.
Holloger ct Bijoutier.
Nouvelle sMaison dc J. EMMER,
NOCNELLE IBERIE, LINE.

u E soussgne invite reslectueusement lie pu-
-MA blic venir visiter le uaxasin dEorlogerie
ct bijnuterie nouvellement ouvert, maison dc NJ.
John Emner, Nile -Iberic. Lon trouvera la tout
ce que ron peut desirer dams ccs articles tant
sous le rapport tlu goht que du bon nlarche.
thres du Nora ct de ID France. IL sengagera
faire tout qui dependra de iui pour satist.re
ceux qai voulsont bien lhonorer: dc lehr CONT
ance tant pour la vente que puur les rcparations
de nontres pendules ct bijonx
Cne Tongue experience acquise dams les mcil-
lenrs manufactures dc Paris 1T (+eneve, lni per:
met de garantir tout CO qui sortira de chez lni
Mars t3-6ml CH. plLET
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% Dap' une revue des Douvelles &c
ne'a'e' que public le Messager Franco.
Americas" dc New. Y ork. du 1s mars, nous
lisoos Il phrase curieuse oui su;t,
"Qua Mt aux classes turbulentes dr s,,d
quaint ces hommes qui ont faa lee snas.
sacres De Camilla ct des OpeIsusas, qua Mt
aux membres du KuKlux Khan et de Ia
Societe du Camelia Blanc, Ia fermete de
NJ Grant leur inspire une seine terreur." !"
Ainsi. d apses le -Franco-Amtrieain,
aussi, &C sont les classes trrbulentes, le
csae'ia Blanc. les KuKIux, &C., qui ont
taa le MASSACRE des Opelousas. Que dol.
Pensef toute Ia population blanche de
notse Paroasse de voir denaturer ainsi
les fats. .-
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Etat de Ia Louisiana:

Coxs do Psreisss.-Sss Laadry No. 279g. 4
Succession de Enn neyfeS, CarmsheFa.
nEJEAN DUGAS. tle 10 ps,tisse st. Landry,
~ adminisssaseuf de- ia snccrssian de Aak
Em@lie Caruthevs, decides. aya.t en-. te ;stx& nn
Tabeau do dis,ribution d.s fnn.s d. 'adit. Alcces.
sion. secompaeus dune pktiioi, temandans l'ho-
mologation dit-lui;--Et sts+ndn cn'n 4.6it fait
drcit j 'saite petition par i'm orIrc .. lac1u, en-
dat dn l7 Mars 1869;
En- consequence avis rst par !. ptesent donn3
aux inter, sses daus cette s,Iccrssnn, dasoir i
METRE opposition, 81 aucupe ils ont par tctit, i
raou bureau. dams la vile d'Oprl,us1 s.~ljans les
trente jours qui snivr"nt Ia dat. dn prgsens avis,
poslrquoi ledi. TaLlsau be serat pas hosn0lngn6,
radministfateut dechargs d. touie rrsropsabilisk
uisSrisute es sot, obligation canc.,lte.
@ A. GARR1Gt~ES. Jsge d. PsTossse
OpeIousas ~ Mars 1863 ~
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Su uccession de Charles Pitre.
ES acqu6reurs a la vente des biens
a dc la succession dc feu Charles Pi-
tire, don't le dernier Placement est aujour-
d'hui dd, sont par lie present avertis d'a-
voir d venir payer immediatement entire
les mainf du soussigne, s'ils veulent Sc
vfter des poursuites judiciailcs.
. F. L. PITRE, administrator
+ Washington avril 1869. 43-3t
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MULE EPAYE..

-. la kt& srrsts CONNIE tpass, par 10
/ Chataigner, en- cette ParoiSss, ane
mule amSricaine, baille. agse d'envisoA - ans.
ct on madvais ordse: Cstts mule nd anenns
narque perceptible.. L. propri&tatfe cpl psiS Do
venir prouvef q preprifts payer ies frais ef1em-
mefef sutrenent II en- sefa dispose scion Id iei
COLIN VIDRINE..
St. Landry 20 FSvrier 1869. I'm. r.
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Hack 4 Nendre..

E1N HACK oDnysnal1e pour lei yoy-
- .ages Dc n sampagne, 4 7endre d
bon n1arch6. g1dre6set j Jeseph Roy,
% AEouis. Deabrest. Opelnnsaa, chex L.
quel on peIit axamniner 10 Hack.
Opeiouaass ~ Msss 1869, 4a-3t.
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TABAC A FUMER
=. EFT A CH1QUER,
prets; 4, etre dalivr& sur commando. Sci
PIPES DE MEARSHUM

de racine Do BsuyAre, de Csoutchouc ct
90 tesse, ne peavent .etre surpassees ia
Nalonveils- -OrieaDa, quaint aux prix st d Ia
,qua'tse. ses anciennes sst nouvelles pra-
tlques tFouveront N rand avantags en-
yisitant "a manufacsasa i vapeur, ainsi
que pes salles do vsnte. Files sent tres
connues en- Lonisiane. ct dEfent touta
coneurrenee. JsP. SARRAZIN. ii
Nile. -OsIeans 4 Jausiss 1863. la
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COUR DE PAROISSE.
Payotsse st. Lassdrs.-No. -.

NICOLAS GRIMMER, de Ia Paroisse St,
Av Landry, ayant en,egistre une petition de-.
ulandans etre nomme Executeur Testamentai.
re Datif de fsus dame Lie Chaler, son spouse
dscedee, dernieremeut de Ia Paroisse st. Landry;
En- consequence, avis est par le present tlonne
anz interesses dams cette succession, d'avoir
dsduire, par ecrt, au CRETE de ladits Cour. dams
es dix jours qui suivront Ia date dn present avis
les raisons. si aucune lis ont, pour iesquelles il
serais pas fait droit ladite petition.
JOS. d. RICHARD, Grefier.
Opelousas, 3 Avril 1869.
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CoMPLIcEs ct nrEREs.-Deux per.
sonnages NOMINEES Simmons, qui mont de
bibiique que leur nom prononce 4 Ia fran.
caise, veleuFs de chevauR de profession.
etaient en- prison 1 Butler, missouri. -
Samedi desnieE. vess miuu.s, des ind;vidus
ont force dss portes, se sont empares des
prisonniers, ct les ont pendus. %s=~s
On cru d'ahord que e'etait un comite
de vigilance qui await pris 10 responsabi.
lite de fexecaaion .nsais on acquis Ia
quasi gertrude que leo frares Simmons oat
etc pendus par le,,rs aneiens completes
qui redontaient dos revelations de Ieur
part. .'s
La Justice missonrieune eat Ia recher.
che des conpablts. qui aafont lui rendse
compile de leurshnciens msfaits, doubles
ct conaid6rablement aggfaves pat ce nou.
veau erins.-Noapeas Monde, 30 Rays.
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ELECTION DE MARGUILLIERs.-Le 81
Mars q en- lieu d la Cure de lEglise
Catholique de notre vile, une election
anhuelle pour remplacer trois Marguil-
liers de cette Eglse, q laquelle les mes
sienrs don't les noms suivent ont @t6 6lus,
savoir: A. Garrigues, Auguste Perrodin
et Joseph JObin. -. -. -. 49,.
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CAB,sET DE GkAHT.-Sses&taire g DE-
tat: Hamilton Fish, de New. York.
Secrasairs da Tresor: Georges Bout.
well, da Massachusetts,.
! Secretairede u Marine: Adolphe Bo.
sie, Dc Ii Pennsylvania.
Seef&taire de rInsarieur j: jacob B.
Coz, de i'Ohio. .s~s.-.s. .4.,.s~ =
.Ayoca1- General, e. 4. Hoar, du Mas.
sarhnsstss. :.Hs 4at NJ -, ~ :.
Disssteur-ganeral des rostes; j. ID.
sCrsss~slh do Ma, yiand. :. ! ..*. 4
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Graine de Coton dite "peeler,' 8

T E soussigne en- mains une consig igna-
- tion de graine de cotton dite "Peeler"
on ii offre vendre su Bureau de Poste de-
Washington. A. MILLSPAUGH.
Washington 8 Avril 1859. 43-2t
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IMPORTATION directs dc pipes Fan.
J. Gaises, alle.pandes ct anglaises. .Tou-
joass sa1 mains un bel assortment do To-.
bac ea fsaillea, pour eigarres, ainsi qu'un
choix des plus conplets do cigarses du
pays ct de 10 Havane. Nos cigarres de
1a Havane sont d'importstion dlrecte ct
dee mafques leo plus favosisees.
LIE soussigne informe sea amis ct eli.
e"4s de- Ia canpagne quill o totjours en-
mains un excellent stock de
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.Assemhlee Dc 0oasribuabaes.

.
Cobform6ment a un avis pr6lable, une
sssemblee de contribuables de 10 paroisse
Ell lieu . Ia Maison Dc Cour, samedi
dernier. s": i
L,inelenlence du temps await sans dou-
te-retenu une grande partie des habitans
cher eux; n6anmoins, le nombre de ceux
presents etait assez considerable, ct Pas
semblee etc organis6e en- appellant le
Colonel B. R. Rogers al fauteail.
Nous publions dams notre partie an
glaiSe les procedures de cette assemble,
ct nous traduiscus EN- franeais 10 resolu-
tion priucipale, qui explique le but ct lie
dessein de ceux qui In composaient. Vol
ci ciparticle: F. az ~ n
"Resola, qu'un comi6 de cina contri-
bnablss dc 6ette Paroisse soft nomme par
10 pfesidens, don't le devoir sera dinfor-
mer 10 president du Jury de Police des
pr6sentss rrse6durca. do hui sdemander
I'M ezaahea der ssgistres ct antres doeu-
ments Dc Se corps, dams le estnt de faire
l'inyestagatasn propesss -D'sngager les
services d'dA tcomptable, de lever par
contribution solontairs nm montant ne
cessairs pouf rrssinnnerer leait compatible B
ct pour snbyaair am dSpensea incidentes
nAcessaaresA raccOnpl lissenAentde oct OBJ
jet,--et dc his m rapport b une assem-
bl&es ahasa -dle la Pafdisae. ami
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gnes de notre Etat, ct ellie augmente ton.
es' que cnaeun trouve son inte-
e' :" 'a4ie oes analres avec ce marchand
aceomodans. Voir son avis ailleurs.
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.e Go''rrifr DIES 0petpnsas.
I OPEL Gus AS.
SAMEDI matin, -: 3 AVRIL 1859

Hleetion zsocale.-De placards sss-
primes nous apprennent que Lundi pro-
chain, le 5.Avril. il y aura On notre vile
nne election pour designer sept men,bres
ouf constitueront le Conseil de Vile.
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e. Pour de Ia matiere 1 lire. vovex
Ia derniere page.
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Pour eopie conforme: -,
Jos. ID. RICHARD, Grefiier.
Opelousas, Mars 1863.
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liberalism in West Virginia.

The great body of the pcoplcin West Nii-
rinia has since the war been under t.
ranny Of disfcanchisement so sweeping and
riaid that the Government was altogether
controlled By Il minority Of the citizens, and
the least competent and reliable part Of
them. But no community can long endure
such state OF things, and the more reflect
ing Of the Republicans have determined, g.
VIC have before stated, to abolish the test
oath and the disabilities, ond proclaim
equality AMONGST the people. Those who
have taken this position arc growing
stronger in numbers every dag, and the
prospect is that al the abominablc INCA
surcs for "punishing rebellion will soon
be erased from the statutebool.
The Wheeling HeteUigcnccr, the a}lest
and most influential Republican paper in
Ire State, speaks thus wisely on the sub
jcct:
CAS- VIC have said, it is our conviction
hat whatever party gains OF holds The
asccndancv in this state three or four years
hence will DO 50 because j, Stands on plat
form that tanislicG al civil and political
inequalities that the Republican party is
now IN situation to advance and occupy
3hc winning position and that il It fails 10
10 50 within . reasonable time IN organize
zion under some ether name will"
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9itIlmond DispateIl.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER G, 1869.



We understand that the proclamation
of the commanding General relative to the
elections in Virginia is in course Of prepa-
ration, but may be briefly delayed by an
unsettled point which is now under considc-
ration. Il, therefore, may not be issued
until the latter part Of next week Or the
first OF the week following. But it will
certainly not be delayed longer than that.
The Legislature, of course, meets the
fourth Thursday after the day the procla-
nation is issued, whatever day that may be.
The arrival and the publication Of Mr..
HoAE's opinion gave great satisfaction to
this community. The feeling did not vent
itself in any public way, there was no
cgcrvcsccnce. no ebulltion but the public
mind rested. Peace and reposc, confidence
md serenity, prevailed. People were re-
licvcd from anxiety, ana the fcars--thc
chatting with disappointment which had
harasscd them 50 long-wcrc ended. Few
communities have ever experienced the
degree OF satisfaction which has been en-
ioycd by Virginians during the last three
days.
We confidently Loo; for speedy revival
81 tho ,,,t,;o CO. md tho h,s;,css # ,hc
s.,,e wo bovc hoa. saved from . oovcrn-
mont which would hovc bccn ooIu 70, h.
good Of The dist1uSicd ofce-h0lderS, and
wo have socrr.d n ns ono cboeen h,,he
q,con1c ,,L;cL ,riJ1be a91o;yiS,cre9 for their
1oo5
Now, ,hor ;uro;oront, nsr ro,re into
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Richmond as a Grain Market

4 writer in the Morristown (Tennesscc)
Gazette presents The advantages of Rich
mond IS grain market for Tennessee.
norEistown is in. Jefferson county, East Ten
nessee, upon the East Tennessee and Vir-
ginia railroad, and about hundred miles
beyond Bristol. Incidentally, re call the
attention OF our merchants to this fruitful
country, whose population is rapidly in
ereasing. A little attcntion--a little cult
V&slon OF the kind feeling Of its people
"ouH not be labor lost By any mcansl
The writer in tho Gazette, after praigins
the sinpendous mills Of Richmond, says:
!" Nov, tie quality Of -four manufactured
By these and other mills Of Richmond arc
universally known and Justly celebrated Of
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.,ncr;or merit for family, bakers, md
cgneciallv ia the -four better than any other
,doptcd TO shipping purposes. After short
connection the Richmond brands stand
,rain in the foremost rank both In Europe,
south America, and Mexico, while there is
, difference of from 81 to 81 so in favor OF
Richmond INSPECTED -four at home. Now, II
we have all the facilities Of shipping BY wa
ter from Richmond, the cheapness of water
rs the driving power for our mills, the lnva-
riablc high standard OF brands, and the
ready demand for our -four, does it not stand
% reason that we can efford to pay rs high
price for wheat and grain 10 any other mar
2:ct can afford 10 give? Only trial VIII
convince the doubling. But, be it remcm-
bcrcd that as our flour undergoes most
rigid inspection Just so must the miller
he the more careful in the selection OF the
wheat he grinda. Then, Just here let me re-
mind the farmer md the merchant OF East
Tennessee especially TO clean their wheat
we'll before shipment, in order 10 ect me
benefit of high prices IN our market. Nhlie
frcights arc very low to Richmond, charges
moderate, and merchants prompt. (commla-
sions two and half per cent, and bags re-
turned with no other charges made unless
obliged TO store grain,) yon may not expect
TO realize the full worth Of your grain when
!. is mixed with impuritics-such as smut,
cookie, cheat, rye, etc. These ingredients
will not make -four, yet you would pay freight
on them and get lower price. This will also
be more the case in southern markets this
season, because wheat is now plentiful, and
hey will begin to make o closer distinction
han al any time since the war. Let mcr-
,hants and others not ship damp. mixed
lots, and by comparison of frcights. com
missions, and other charges, 1t will be seen
that the Richmond market prices FOR grain
arc higher for good grain the year round
shan any other within your reach"
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PENAL. Colony FOR North CAROLINA
We learn from the Werrcnton q. c.
Present that four negro women and one
negro man were sentenced at the last War
rem county court to 60niSlment 10 SoQiA
Carolina, "with the verbal promise Of 4
= heavy penalty should they ever show
" their faces" in North Carolina. 4 SINH
lar punishment was imposed at tie late
tenn of Edgccombe county court.
How will the Palmetto State like that
She may retaliate if she likes with interest
by banishing her rogues TO North Carolina.
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PROPOSALS.
STEWARDS OFFICE. }

STEWARDS OFFICE
EASTERN LuSA1iC ASYLUM.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. September l. 1869.
CEALLD PROPOSALS.-SCalcd propo-
- sails will be received at this Office, addyCsscu %
the BOARD OF DIRECTORS, until Tuesday l.
NJ. September 2Sth, 1869, for furnishing this nst-
tuition with the following supplies for the quarter
ending 2Ist December 1859, TO wit:
FLOUR, extra, about 70 barrels.
SUGAR, Porto Rico, abou! ., 500 pounds.
SUGAR, crushed, ab0u, 20 pounds.
SHE BACON, clear rib, about 500 pounds.
SHOULDER, about 9, 900 pounds.
HAMS, canvassed, about ], 00o pounds.
PORK, mess, about l. 600 pounds.
TEA, imperal about leo pounds.
NOLASSES, sugar-housc syrup, about 10 gallons.
RICE. South Carolina, about 800 pounds.
BUTTER, New York State, about 600 pounds
CHEESE. prime factory. about 450 pounds.
HEERiNGS, North Carolina cut, about barrels
COFFEE, LaGaayra, about 7J0 pounds.
The above articles TO be OF good quality, subject
to Inspection and rejection, aDd to be delivered al
the Asylum ut such times and In such quantities
as the Superintendent may direct.
BIDS viii DC received Tor one or more OF the
items.
In proposing for the above supplies dealers VIII
bid for such grades only are spcci Ted above and
VIII furnish samples Of each article for hich they
DID. by order OF the Executive Committee
sc >-'oH1t Il. ". LEE, Steward.
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Trade at Charleston.

TIE Charleston Ccurjcr says that The last
lay Of August closes one Of the great divi-
.ions, commercial and agricultural, of tie
scar. On the first Of September, there
fore, it reviews the situation and Ironouncca
upon the future. X remarks that the sea
son just past has TO tic ag'iculturist been
ono of most stimulating augury, and that
tic Increasing strength Of our financial
status, the cheering condition o. our banks:
the renewal Of our business relations with
many OF our Important Cntc-jc!iN@ conEcc-
lions, the establishment and energetic de-
va!opIncnt Of many new bronchcs o! indus
trial pursuit, are al favorable augwics. L
then estimates the export trade OF Charles
ton for tie season ~ follows
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In regard to cotton the Courier says that
while the crop of lSG5-'GG was 2,l51 ,0I3
bales, lSC6-'G7 1881 SOS bales, l3G1-'GS
2,450, 600 bales: the present growth, with
favorable weather, will almost certainly
reach 100000 bales, and may, under IN
usually good conditions, go up to 5000, 000
bales. Even with this last result good
prices may be looked for, and middlings
will probably not descend below twenty-five
cents, at which rate the American crop will
be worth near $500, 900, 600.
The export Of South Carolina rhosphates
has increased from 4 ,CG3 tons to Is, 900 this
year. These phosphates are largely used
by the manufacturers of fertilizers every
where. They have been sen, to England
and to Germany.
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N.Y. CALL At BRIGGS'S OLD-ESTA-
ELI>EEn BAKERY and get
THE ELST SODA CRACKERS,
EXTRA BUTTER CRACKERS.
OYSTER CRACKERS.
XE PICNIC CRACKERS,
GOOD WATER CRACKERS.
xxx ARROW ROOT CRACKERS,
FnE~fi CREAM CRACKERS
FXCELS OR LEMON CRACKERS,
PRIME SUGAR CRACKERS,
IIGrirEST MJeHROoE CRACKERS,
SUPERIOR SUGAR C.kE,
SUPERIOR MOLASSEo CAKE,
INlLENON SNAPS.
FINE S"iCE-AJT,
BYSpEPTIC CRACKERS.
Fresh every day at 3HIGGs'S BAKERY, 7o7
IIaia .trcct. "u0
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III BACHELORS HAIk-DIE.-Thl5
splendid HhIR-DYE II the best In the worid-thc
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable In
slantaneous. 40 disaprointmcnt-no ridiculous
tln:s rcmcdic, the i'll effects OF bad dyes, invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. sold by I'll druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied al the Wig Factory IL bond
street, Nov York. mn -e-co0IS
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GONE MORE UNFoETUNATE. The last
Winchester Journal was the laoJ OF that
journal. A. n. CRANE, lis editor, an
nounccs its death with painful emotion.
CRANE was the candidate for congressman
ut large on the bloody, proscriptivc ticket.
It turns out that he is only CRANE AZ
large.
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4 FREE TICKET WILL BE GIVEN
.to EVERY FAMILY OF THREE BOARD
ING AT TIE ASHLAND HOUSE formerly
olub House y on the Richmond, FretieGlcks-
burg and Potomac railroad, from Ashland to Ii. H.
mond, and re.urn until lst of January, 1879.
&c o-et" ID. W. ANDERSON.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
WOODEN WARE.

WOODEN WARE, WOODEN WARE.
w
SO dozen two and thrce-hoop BUCKETS,
IS dozen VARNISH BUCKETS,
10 Gczcn CEDAR BUCKETS,
10 dozen BRASS-BOUND BUCKETS,
80 dozen four and fvc-s.rng BROONS,
% nests PAINTED TUES
Is nests CEDAR TUBS,
dozen CEDAR CHURNS, &C.
For sale by WAGGONER &c HARVEY.
ieil No. . Pearl Block.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
! announce to the residents OF Richmond and
visitors from the country who wish to save money
that Ii they will call a;
No. 1893 MAIN STREET,
(Joseph strausc's,l
and examine tile large and beautiful stock o!
DRY GOODS
now Offering they viii be convinced that I am
selling goods at
AsTONIsHIHGLY LOW PRICES,
PLAIN GRESADIHE at 1s. worth &c;
EMBROIDERED and FIGURED GRENADINE
ut 25c. worth 37ic.;
sATIN-sTRIPED GRENADINE at sic. worth
MOZAMBIQUE at Csc, cheap at Sc
COIORED BAREGE, for dresses, very fire, al
sic. worth SOC.
Fine ALL-wooL DELAlNE, every color, at
S7!c. worth SOC;
MUSLIN-DE-LAINE, LAWNS, BLACK anG
COLORED ALPACA, ORGANIZES, JAG
COMETS FRENCH CAMBRIA, &C., at hall
their value;
Yard-wide BLACK SILK al sl.57s worth not less
than 81;
Heavy REP SILK at $40, cheap al 50;
Ladies' BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS aud PA
RAsOLS at Sl.sc, cost everywhere else =. IS:
TICKING, SHIFTING STRIPES. TOWEL
LING, SHIFTING, SHEETING, PILLOW
CASE COTTON, DOMESTI GING-
HAM, LINEN GOODS for mems and boys
wear CASHMERE, TWEEDs, KEN
TUCKY JEANssa CORSETS, MOSQUITO
NETTING, IRISH LINEN, &C., IT such
low figures that DEFY COMPETITION.
A call is what ask from one and all. De careful,
and come to the right place
No. 1888 MAIN STREET,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
iysI JOSEPH STRACSE.
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No 1905 MAIN STREET
AUGUST 50. 1859.

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS!
Received per steamers Alhcnaric and Isaac bclI
very handsome shipments OF AlCIlDE lar
GAINS, embracing In part beautiful switches at
%ar the best British-wovc Hose the genuine ;.
Il. Corset at 81, beautiful Black Grape Collars 1t
25c cheap at sc. elegant Initial Note Paper ana
Fuyrlorcs Sash and Narrow Ribbons. Gents Ia"
per Eosoms al SC, til" best Linen HgSons Tor gcr-
tlcnen 1T Acc. worth IJc. Dress Goods. DCmcsiics.
Faucy Articles. and Notions OF AL kinds. M I'll