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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
s.rafn and Flour nrarkota. 8
COIN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA, October %, 1859. !

{GEHxu Hfau kVAT AAa&kAASo8s t+f--'k ..
RI - COIN AND FLOUR ExcHAEGE,l
RICHMOND, VA, October %, 1850. !
OFFERINGS s,yy-g 4alt
Wheot.-Whte, ], 27s bushels. Red, z, 22o bushels.
Corn.-whitc. 2ss bushels. Mixed, $40 bushels.
0dss.-sso bushels. t3.S F9tta-8
Rye.-2s2 bushels. u = dafa ~ n 81
Wheat.-White. $50 bushels foul at sl.95 30
total 34o bushels. Red, so bushels 1t 200 BUSH
els foul at S1.25.
Corn-White, so bushels very good at 81. u.
Odts.--88 bushels prime on prtVate terms, AZ
bushels prime at SIC. Total, 80 bushels.
Rye.-11o bushels prime 1t Sl.W3; Ssbnsheis very
good ut S1.o5; 20 bushels common at Si. 1osaL
153 bushels.
RE-E3HIBIrED.
Whedt.-white. 100 bushels. Red %! bushels.
Corn.-Whire, 200 bushels.
Odts.-l2 bushels. -
Rye.-l30 bushels. rs...,-z.
MISUNDERSTANDING of Wheat on 'Change TO-
day I,sfs bushels white and 2.22e bushels red, Of
which LOO bushels white and 20 bushels red were
re-cxhibted and 24o bushels white and 200 bushels
red were sold. Aarket almost at 4 staud-stin.
Shippers doing nothing and millers buying but
very sparingly. teti
Corn inactive; but one sale made, and that was
at the closing figure of the preceding day. ~
Oats In moderate demand, and prices frmer
Prices Of Corn In North Carolina are In Sails
bury sI.20 to s1e5 In Newbern, 81 10 to sl.lS In
Wilmington, $l.5oto sI.55s 40 & -tsiE
In Savannah, Ga, prime white Maryland Corn
sells from wharf at $1.45 to Sl.50 In Atlanta,
Ca, SIS to sl-3s.
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TIE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE SENsEs-A
REMARKABLE CAsE.-In the last No. OF
the NuteS' Chronicle, published at the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum in this city, superln-
tendent Fay has the following interesting
account of one of his pupils named William
+. Norter 9. This pupil, in his misfortune,
Illustrates the intimate connection between
the senses of hearing and seeing. in their
origin. Last year, while pupil at the
Blind Asylum, he suddenly recovered his
sight, with Simultaneous loss OF hearing
and power of speech. Accordingly, at the
opening Of this term he was transferred to
this institution, and has been in all respects
4 genuine deaf mute. Last Sunday he was
attacked with severe neuralgia pain in his
head and chest, resulting soon in perfect re-
storation Of hearing and the loss Of sight,
without even the power of raising the eye,
hds. His faculty OF speech has not returned
to him. but he communicates blythe manual
alphabet. He still suffers considerable pair"
Columbus Statesman.
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Various items.

WASHINGTON, October 29.-The revenue
receipts to-day were 100000.
The Senate Committee OH Foreign Rela-
tions will meet here next week. 1t is hoped
by Cuban sympathiZers that their action Will
advance Cuban interests.
Secretary Boutwell, has issued circular
to the revenue officers directing them to
enforce the law regarding satety-valves on
vessels carrying passengers.
Mrs. Agnes Pasehal, aged ninety-four,
one of the last Of the widowed pensioners
of the Revolution, died recently in Georgia.
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The Lynchburg Fair-.-SeriOus
Stabbing Affair.

LYScnBURG, VA, October 29.-At the
Fair Ground to-day William O. McCorkle,
a prominent young merchant, was stabbed
by Max. Sumpter. 1t is thought Mr.. Nc
Corkle will die.
The trotting race to-day was won by Brad
shaw's "Yirginia Girl" over Paxton's
"Oliver Twist"
The premiums, to the amount OF $500,
were awarded to-day. The receipts Of the
Fair aggregate $4,000.
The Fair closed tonight with grand CO.
ronation ball.
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State elections will be held on Tuesday
the I'd day of November in the States Of
Maryland, New York, Illinois, Massachu-
sets, Minnesota, New Jersey, and Wiscon-
7ia. On Tuesday, November 8, a special
election viii be held In New Hampshire.
On the Goth of November elections will be
Aeld in Mississippi and Texas for the adop-
tlon OF the State constitutions, the former
TO continue two and the latter four days.
These elections will close the political cam
paIsn for the present year.
a son OF Prince Lucien Murat ran away
- sea rs common sailor.
;, The Boston Journal says it Is rumored
.nat Miss Anna u. Dickinson will soon
' TlSke her af6W on the stage at the Boston
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The mississippi and Texas Elections.

WASHINGTON, October 29.-The following
is from truthful source General Clark
and other Texans, and some Mississippians,
have applied to the President to have the
elections in those States indefinitely post
poned. They insist that the decision in the
Yerger case and the certainty that Hamilton
and Dent will carry the elections render
this necessary. 1t is not probable that they
will succeed,
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Foreign uarke,s-TBr TELEenArul.

LONDON, October 0-Noon.-Consols, e3t Uni
ted States bonds, s2s Common rosiu, Is. 81.
LIVERPOOL, October Noon.-Cotton steady;
estimated sales IL 600 bales. Sales for the week.
o. 900 bales, including 900 bales for export and
900 for speculation. Receipts for the geek $4,000
bales, including 1000 bales American; stocs' as,
LIVERPOOL October -Evening.- Cotton
closed steady uplands, I'D; Orleans IT'D; sales,
40. 600 American. Yarns and fabrics steady. Red
winter wheat, 9s. sd. Bacon frmer and unchanged.
HAvRE, October 2e.-Cotton opens quiet; low
midding afoat, 1874, t.
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Tie Mississippi Caiamity--.Further
Particulars.

ST. LOUIS. October 29.-Ihe steamer
Rubicon has arrived here from the wreck of
the Stonewan, bringing but two more OF
the survivors. 1t is apprehended that Col
onel Casey, collector of customs at New
Orleans, and his family, were on board the
StonewalI.
On Change to-day 81 900 was subscribed.
and a committee sent to visit the wreck and
bury the dead. Other subscriptions will be
made for the families made destitute by the
DISASTER
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United States Supreme Court-"sUit
AcaiuSf MI. Peabody.

WASHINGTON, October 29.-1n case No. q /,
State of Texas uersus George Peabody ct. al,
Judge Paschal to-day obtained wrlts OF
subpoena, returnable the first Monday IN
December next; and the first Friday in
February was fixed for the hearing of the
motion for q preliminary Injunction.
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Foreign News.

IS. t.-rf TURKEY.
CoEsTANTINoPLE, October 29.-1he ship
ping was decorated to-day, and tonight the
city was illuminated, in honor of the recep-
ton of Francis Joseph Of Austria by the
Sultan. Great enthusiasm was displayed.
SPAIN. ''.
MADRID, October 29.-Seven battalions
of volunteers will soon depart for Cuba,
and enlistments continue.
Discussions among the Cabinet and the
people touching who shall be monarch are
,unabated. The final election Of the Duke OF
Genoa is probable. 49, -
ESGLAND-THE LOST. SHIP WISER HEARD
FRoM-oyER THREE HUNDRED EH1GEANTs
LOST. - as. = ...rs. lii .Lg....g.l = Lre-3
LONDON, October pa bottle has been
found containing a memorandum giving
the particulars of the laundering at sea of
the emigant ship Weser, on the lst of July,
with 348 persons aboard, bound from Bre-
men for New York. ,,..
The weather is unusually cold, and from
all parts of the kingdom come advices of
frost, ice, and snow.
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The Cotton Crop---Estimates and
Facts from the Agricultural Bu-

WAsH1NGToS, October 29.-The report Of
the Bureau of Agriculture regarding cotton
says fertilizers have been literally used in
the Atlantic States, and much money has
been invested in improved implements
These agencies have forced the crop to early
maturity. and the late picking will be COM
paratively light. The drought in the Caro-
finas and Georgia caused the early bolls to
drop; in the uplands. The ravages of the
caterpillar and boA worm, though severe
in some sections, vas by no means general.
The picking will be over early, except Oh
plantations short of labor. Without com
plete returns, the Bureau thinks 2,I5O, 600
bales will be made this season, notwith-
standing the newspaper reports to the con-
trary. 1.-THE Bureau knows nothing about
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BuRSED.-Iast week the wife of Ger
man named Voght. who lives near Bristers-
burg, in this county, left her child locked
up in the house. Some one passing by dis
covered that the house was on fire, and
upon breaking down the door found the
flames so far advanced as to prevent the
rescue of the child, which perished.- War
TertOn Sentinel
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Mr.. Barney Finch; weil-known citizen
of Campbell county, died at his residence,
near the Courthouse, on Thursday Ihe
deceased had passed his fourscore years
and ten.-Lynchb,rg Neacs.
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DRY a0oDs. = 8 &c n
GREAT EXHIBITION.
z15 BROAD STREET,

BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH,
where he will be ready to exhibit large stock OF
FANCY DRY GOODS to the public IN general,
consisting of the VERY LATEST STYLES OF
GOODS, at REMARKABLE Low PRICES, as
follows: arr
soLID-COL ORED ALPACA ut CSC. g.5-,.,
CHIENEPOPLINs, various shades, 30 to ssc.;
SCOTCH PLAIDS, STRIPED POPLIN
BLACK ALPACAs, and REPs-alt prices
49, and grades; - ,to
IRISH PoPLINs, EMPRESS CLOTHS, and
.FRENCH MERINOs, all colors and shades;
8ALMORAL SKIRTS from 7sc. upwards;
CALICOES, neat patterns at l23c. to lsc.
FLANNELS! FLANNELS!
OPERA FLANNELs, plaid and plain, In all
shades;
PLAIN and TwILLED FLANNELS In colors,
from CSC. upwards. ags
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS at Soc. upwards; Y 3
Elegant LACE COLLARS from Csc. TO 5Oc92s
LADIES WHITE HOSE at l2tc.-good;
great variety of ARABS, BROCHE SHAWLS,
and SILK VELVET and vELyETEEN;
BED BLANKETS at great bargains.
CLoAKs AND CLOAKING!
A full line of WHITE GOODS: -
LAP PrSgs MISSES and cH1LDREN's MER1So
MEMS and and BOYS WINTER SHIRTS at all
BRoADCLOTH, MELTON, DoEsKIN, CAS-
SIMERES, SATINETS, and KENTUCKY
JEANS, to suit every body;
A large variety of WORsTED GOODS: SON
TAGS and HOODS; 't,H - -
C0PSETS 1--WE ~
~ NOTIONS, ~ -
$50 JET JEWELRY:
and many other FANCY ARTICLES too hume
rous to mention, at great bargains.
Country merchants and visitors to the Fair win
find it to their interest to call and examine the
stock Of JULIUS SYCLE,
AIS Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
ShTURDAY-CLOSED. oc30
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BUckISGHAa RA1LRoAp.-A party of en-
gineers are now engaged in surveying the
route of the proposed railroad from this
point to Buckingham Courthouse. The
friends of the improvement are sanguine OF
Its struction.-FdrmUille Neaus.
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FIyE-CEyT NICKELs TO BE REDEEMED
The iive-cent coins, not redeemable hereto
fore by Government agents, Will be redeem
ed shortly, the Secretary intending soon to
issue Il circular to that effect. Assistant
trcasurers and designated depositaries will
redeem them in packages of 500 and up
ward.
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MORE TOBACCO FRAUDs.-Supervisor Full
ton OF Baltimore, reports the seizure of a
lot Of tobacco that was shipped as eggs. 1t
has been discovered that tobacco comes
from Virginia and North Carolina in large
packing trunks, some weighing as much as
three hundred pounds.
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DESIGNATIONS d PARTNERSHIPS.

DESSOLUTIONS DC PARTNERSHIPS.
TO-PARTNERSHIP.-We, the under
~ signed, having this day formed CO-PAkT-
NERSHIP las per articles Of agreement) under the
firm name OF MANDERS Il WILLIAMS, ana
having bought out the stock, fixtures, ana good
a FIRsT-CLAsS GROCERY STORE, keeping
constantly on hsnd full assortment Of GERMAN
and AMERICAN GROCERIES, and we hope by
strict attention to business to merit the patronage
of our city and country friends.
b RICHARD Z. MANDERS,
ar .,.. FREDERICK III. WlLLIAMS. 4
Having sold out my entire stock OF groceries,
fixtures, and goodwill, to Mcssrs. MANDERs
WILLIAMS, and thankful for past fayors, Iwould
most respectfully ask continuance OF patronage
to the above firm ~ 49, :,
All parties indebted to me VIII please can ana
settle their accounts BY the LIST OF November, ana
lned, and arrangements made for payment; rpe
RICHMOND, October &c, 1859. oc T-lW
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DRY GOODS.


THE ARABS HAVE ARRIVED, .
besides
MANY OTHER DESIRABLE ARTICLES
in addition to our usual
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS.
We offer special bargains in all styles OF goods,
as we are determined to sell at the very
lowest prices In order to do away
: with the old cry Of dull times;
for by establishing the
system of
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
dull times are made brisk, and thereby our stores
are well patronized.
Our stock of
DRESS GOODS,
sHAwLS.
CLOAKs.
BLANKETS,
SKIRTS,
" CASSIMEREs.
FLANNELS,
-.- DOsIESTICS,
LINENS,
WHITE GOODS, and
FURNISHING GOODS,
is large and complete, and we respectfully solicit
a call from the public generally.
WILLIAM THALHIiER g. SONS,
corner Broad and Sixth Streets and
ocsSo 1919 Main street, Ezekiel's old stand.
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Of 1913 acres In Orange county, Va. belong.
ing TO Mr.: William Bergman, to Jacob %.
hawk, of Reading, Pa.--Aleraadr7a : Ca "a

" 400 acTes IN orange c0unLyJ WIS, lpelOuE'
Ing to Mr. William Berrynian, to Jacob B.
Hawk, of Reading, ,Pa.-dleraadr7a Ga.
zette. - ttlsi J'tis ~ Y
). A RETURNED MrssrosAaY.-The Rev. Ell
hott Il. Thomson, of Fredericksburg, who
left over ten years ago, is now soiourning
here with his brother-in-law, S. G. Kearsley,
Esq. For ten years Dir. Thomson has been
necessarily and vigorously engaged in China
as missionary, under the auspices OF the
Episcopal Church. We understand that he
will remain here, the place of his nativity,
for several months to come. 1t is richly
earned relaxation. During his absence Mr..
Thomson wed lady born in Philadelphia,
who was also laboring in the good work in
China.-Fredercksbarg Herald.
UNITED STATES DlsTRIor ATTORNEY 1T
is stated that the papers for the removal OF
Mr.. S. +. Beach from the Office OF United
States District Attorney for Virginia, and
the appointment of J, W. jenkins in his
stead, had been made ont, and were on the
eve of being sent to their respective desti-
nations, when the friends of MIR. Beach in
Washington were informed of the circum-
stance by telegram in the Gazette from
Richmond, and interfered and had further
proceedings stopped. The cat was let out
Of the bag Just in time to be caught.-Ale1-
d7adr1G Gazette.
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WINTER DRY GOODS. r,.-ag
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST OPENED
ONE OF THE LARGEST AND PRETT1EST
STOCKS OF DRY GOODS PURCHASED
AT THE RECENT GREAT PANIC
SALES IN NEW YORK, AND '-'
HAVE LAID IN A MORE
~ THAN USUAL sUPPLYIN
ANTICIPATION OFTHE
GREAT CROWD OF
STRANGERS EX-
PECTED IN a,f..4s..a
THE CITY .. "
ON
THE OCCASION OF THE
NINTH ANNUAL STATE FAIR.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
We beg leave to call the attention of the La
DIES particularly to our splendid variety Of
beautiful
PLAIN AND PLAID POPLINS,
BEAUTIFUL SERGE CLOTHS,
all shades and very wide, only SLIPS per, yard,
worth great deal more.
BLACK ALPACAS
we make specially.
We have 4 beautiful line Of SILK CHAIN
aOBAUX PoPLINs at Soc, and an assortment OF
DRESS GOODS at CSC. per yard that can't be beat
In the city.
MEMS WEAR. MEMS WEAR.
large line of CASSIMEREs,
PLAIN and SILK MIXTURES,
SATINETs,
MELONS .y
FULL CLOTHS.
g.. OVERCOATINGs,
FREDERICKSBURG TWILLs,
BLACK, BLUE, and SCARLET CLOTHS,
WATERPROOFS,a all colors.
wOoLLENs! WOOLLENs!
A full assortmenrcf
RED FLANNELS;
OPERA FLANNELs, all colors
BLANKETS, white and gray.
complete stock of
DOMESTICs.
SHAWLS! ARABS! SHAWLS!
FURNISHING GOODS FOR LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN. W..
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
A splendid stock of
TABLE NAPKINS,
DIAPER, TOWELS &C.
We have great bargain In ~, a
81 per dozen for some thlrty-six inches long.
NOTIONS. NOTIONS! NOTIONS!
Strangers visiting our city will do well to give US
q call before purchasing elsewhere. Our motto Il
SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES.
HIRsH & GUGGENHEIMER.
SGT Broad street, third door above the Theatre.
.......- - a#a. ..!s,s... ..-..rs -.r
ESTABLISHED 1888. .sa@a1
,~..,.# n.f# vs. a,.. -.as,-. arrr slt
Statesmen: w. c. Kean, j. Fl. Chenery, ant
W. II. Gordon. mi
Closed on SATURDAYS. ,.. ,g..t L. .oc2s
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The SIoop.of.War Cuba. :

4 WILMINGTON, n. c., October 2s.-The ar
gument in the case of the officers OF the
Cuba closed to-day: The Commissioner will
give his decision TOMORROW.
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'rALCINED PLAsTER.-25O barrel
~ daily expected.
pcS a. 8, LEE
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TALL TRADE, 1ss9.-WHITE GOODS,
L -FANCY GooDs, NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
tothe trade Of Virginia, West Virginia, Tenues-
see, and North Carolina, the largest stock OF onr
goods we have ever done before. Prices guaraD-
iced as low as those OF jobhers iii any northern
market. VALENTINE. d FRANKLIN, -
~ Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
Fancy Goods, White Goods, Notions, &c.
q Sc --am ~ 81. - tti,r,,t 81 ! <
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The work of construction on the Bernie
Bank railroad, to connect Georgetown with
Alexandria and the Loudoun and Hamp-
shire railroad, was commenced this morn
ing, and Il large force Of workmen has been
employed for steady work. The proposed
road will be four miles long, and will run
along the berme-bank of the canal. The
work viii be under the personal superin-
tendcnce Of Mr.. Berkeley Ward, chief
engineer Of the Orange and Alexandria rail
road. who made the preliminary survey.
This road is designed to be a connecting
link between the northern and southern
railroads over the Aqueduct bridge, with
the aid Of the National Junction railway
for the building of which road active steps
are now being taken.- Washington letter in
Baltimore san.
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Fancy GOODS, NoTIeSssdc.

TRESH ARRIVALs.-We are receiving
JIG an entirely fresh stock Of GOODS In our line
and merchants making their fall purchases vii
find our assortment OF NOTIONS, FANCY
GOOUS, WHITE GOODS, WOOLLES GOODS,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS. &C., unrivalled.
: ! E7Es,1 BURRESS, BLAIR l. THAXTOi, 4
wholesale Dealers in Notions, White Goods, &c,
Ii Pearl street. oc %
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III these letters 1S,S2i were found 10 con-
tain money, amounting to S94,I10.gj, Ill
sums Of 81 and upward, of which number
tG.lS7. containing 49,, 07090, were delivered
10 writer's or persons addressed: and 900,
containing Sl2. 040.05, were filed for reclama-
ton by the owners, or were outstanding.
The unclaimed letters are kept on file four
wears awaiting the claimants, the money
being deposited for safe-keeping at the same
time.
The pum5cr inclosing sums less than 81
was 1893, containing S3.472.T7, Of which
amount 2,1SS.29 was delivered to writers,
and SGS4.4S were filed for reclamation. The
amount taken from dead letters and de-
posted in the Treasury was S14,5S5.63.
The number of letters containing bank
checks, drafts, deeds, letters Of exchange,
&c, received and recorded, was 1926,
,the nominal value 50, oh ,354.7D of which
l5.2SG nominal value S2,799, 144.51) were
delivered TO owners, and 1883 (nomnal
value $40, 2t0.20) were returned or filed for
reclamation, OF the unavailable letters
$500 We're detained for postage, not being
prepaid rs required by law. They were
either wholly unpaid, not prepaid our full
rate. or were stamped with illegal or reve-
nue. stamps; &C, 429 Were misdirected, the
po>t-otliCe, State, or some necessary part Of
address being omitted; 2,G7S had no adj
dress whatever, and $50 were addressed
10 places where there was no mail service.
The amount realized for sales of waste paper
was 81, 061.05.
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THE PoLITIcAL SlTUATloN.-A prominent
Democrat, in conversation regarding the
political situation, asserted publicly tonight
that the Democratic party would continue
its policy of opposition to the principles of
the reconstruction acts in all future cleo
tions, adding that finally the Supreme Court
would sustain them, and predicted that the
next Presidential campaign will be mar
rowed down to n struggle over the legality
o; the fourteenth amendment. In expla-
nation, ne declared that epudiationistS, as
Oh such platform, because the amend
ment, while prohibiting the payment of the
rebel debt. guarantees the payment of.the
national debt, and opposition to it is, there
fore, the national inclination of the great
masses Of the Democratic party Washing
ton Correspondence Philadelphia Press, o.
fOjCr 2StL
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| Referring to the affnye card, take pleasure In
saving that In retiring from the management OF
| cessor, Mr. j. L..CARRINGTON, and trust that
he may continue TO receive the patronage OF my
! wears hns been SO literally extended to me.
| DC 2s-lm fL"en JOHN Z. BALLARD.
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Hotel (ios Opelousas.

= J" so1'>>ignt ayant pris d
N> hnl l'ancirn Hotel de 'Aiyle
aarrt;"i> tenn pnr VI. Omc1
'oilrt ct >ituf Wis Avis !t l.. Naisou IL,
toHr. 4 opr!",l>:.>. 4 I!:unneur damon
Ger rHn ctEA>tt ttahli><c,ntnt Went de-
t'' N'i%irr, ntttove, REPENT IT amflnrt.
"t ru'i est aujonrd'lui prtt 4 r.ccvoir les
rrn>l"ElaIres, les Voyayeurs ct IL public
en- general
LIE mohilier entier a etc change. bois
de hts. hts, lingr sc. ct tout est mainte
naht en- excellent or,lre. LA table sera
"Hl""r> p"urvuc de &c que le narche au
IA de ncllcnr, >ain ct ,lt'Iicat, ct les soins
''u rr"rri(tairr ct DIES domcsth}ues ne fe
r"nt pas dttiut pour rendrc ces maisou
agreeable.
Dependant de l'II0ttl est une spaeiep-
Sc fc''ll" Oh Str"nt rrcus les ch+va,,x ies
V"\ayr'lr>, ct "u I"n pourra loucr che
'auX, hHTGit>. hacks &C.
1'r S>on>>iyr: continucra a TRANSPORTER
!" tlrt ct les marchannlisc> dc Washing
'"' ~: Il wee versa il scS anciens prlx
ct h"nohSrant ic talit du pant a ptagc.
W. NJ. JOHNSTON.
opel"nsas Octobre lSt9.tf
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1869-10-30
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