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Australia but we do fear that the prosperity that
product will aid produce may give rise to specua-
ton. extravaganza, and, above all, to vast addi-
ton the amount OF fictitious capital manufactured by
banking Institutions. Commercial embanassments which
produced in this do not spring directly from
TOO plentiful supply OF the precious metals, but from their
scarcity, arising from the OF paper as currency,
which drives them from the country When the pressure
OF 1897 came upon US, paper disusted OF il
entirely worthless, all OF it deprecated, and
none OF it was convertible into specie Bat gold and sill
yer rose in value. and that rise in calling mind
the distress which accompanied 1t, should, in udg
ment quiet the fears Of those who apprehend
ca revuson the necessary and immediate consequence
OF the increase in the production of gold If specie is
permitted 10 enter 10 sufficient ext,nt into the general
circulation, nothing but powerful affecting
the great commercial nations will produce anything more
serious than temporary and partial distress. Mr. Hun
ters coinage bill will check the silver export and the in
dependent treasury law acts check upon the export
OF gold but il is impossible perceive the danger
GUS disposition OF the State governments TO multiply
banking institutions for the manufacture of paper cur
rency, which, coming in conflict with specie, drives it
abroad The requirements OF commerce would make il
necessary to ship large portion OF the receipts from
California but the general rise OF bank paper adds vastly
to those shipments The specie basis is driven out by
the paper medium, which based on it, and even State
and federal Indebtedness, have of ale years been made
the foundation of bank issues The danger which is to
be apprehended from this cannot be avoided ex-
cept by sound public opinion acting on the State legis-
latures The federal government has done all il can do
by establishing the independent treasury. Whether the
State legislatures will follow its example depends upon
the people OF the separate States who fear will only
be taught by bitter experience no, TO abuse the blessings
of prosperity.
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French Sentiment on the Dismembermcnt OF
Turkey
Correspondence OF the Lopdon Times
p.prs honI.y E.k


PiRrs, Monday. Feb 2s, 1859
Much curiosity exists the nature of the ins,ruc
tons be given to NJ. de la Cour, proceeding TO his
post al Consantnope, and the line OF policy France
purposes TO follow on the Turkish question in its pres
ent complicated state That quesoa one OF no small
embarrassment here, and may be doubted whether the
government has quite made up It's mind The kind OF
advice 10 be given TO the Porte TO enable II 10 ex,rcale
itself from its present position with Russia and Austria
Well iIliounded apprebepsons exist that the period OF
The ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF that old wreck, the Turkish EN-.
pire in Europe is near al hand and, moreover that the
two powers Just mentioned those for whose benefit
territorial point OF vew that long foreseen event
will take place II may be matter OF pure speculation
and such, liable to the disappointment spec
often results in bu, the OF the subject TAX en- here
(and believe the government has not different opinono
H. that the dsmembermeni OF that empire would be fol,
lowed by an acquisition OF territory to both Russia and
Austria such would seriously eHdanger the balance
OF power in Europe Taking for granted that recent
events have given extension Russian and
Austrian influence IN the southeast OF Europe,
gued that the slave element has been prod gously de-
veloped in that portion OF the Austrian possessions and
that influence the same population IN Turkey viii
each day become greater; that the aggrand cement of
Austria i'm this respect would necessarily excite the zeal
ousy and the fears OF Prussia who would. on the other
hand expect increase OF territory sufficient
erpoise 10 the power OF her rival and that that increase
would he sought in Germany the German element OPP
posed to the slave Under such circumstances ask
Could France look quietly while the great powers
extending their territories enormously and would she
not be iusihed--nay, forced-io seek an equivalent
wherever she could find il most convenient to herself
II is moreover maintained that neither at this al any
future period does the night OF ohernng The detached
portions of the Turkish empire in Europe belong any
power in particular but that all Europe especially since
1910, equally concerned 10 the maintenance or the dis
membermen OF that empire, and that on such being the
case. in fact depends the peace Of Europe Such appear
TO be the vewsaken here OF the Turkish question gene
ally. t7a
Whatever be the solution Of the present crisis il is
believe pretty clear tina, the said Turkish empire has be
cone source OF annoyance The OF Europe and ia
not likely TO be less 30 in future and with the elements
OF dissolution which TO be found within tsef. ire
sPecve OF any external IL may be doubted whether
II well or safe Tor any government make its in
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RESISTANCE RiDIcuLr Learn from the earliest days
TO inue your principles against the peril Of rdicule you
more exercise your il you live in the
slant dread of laughter than you enjoy your life II
you are IN the constant fear OF death II you think il right
to differ from the times, and to make point of morals,
do IT, however rustic, however antqoaled however pc
dantc i may appear do il, not for insolence, but ser-
ously and grandly, a who soul OF his own
ia his bosom, and did not wait till brcsbed into
him by the breath Of fashion Sidney Smih
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COLLISION INSTRUMENTATION Saturday evening
about six o'clock, rather novel mode of getting i'm
mersed occurred at the Peck Slip Ferry, New York. As
the boat was nearing the bridge. Mr. Daniels lawyer
atemred TO jump from the boat TO the bridge, at the
time gentleman attempted to jump board the boa,
the two met midway in The air, grapped together, and
went down into the water narrowly escaping from being
crushed by The boat They taken MP by the ferry.
men, wetier, and il is 10 be hoped wiser men.
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MR. spEroHThe New York Daily Times
morning publishes special exclusive and verbatim
speech foreign affairs delivered in the Senate MOI
Edward Everett The report having be,
kindly the speaker at the of the reporter
entirely authentic Copies be had O'Clock
night Of the newsboys the hotels OF Hugh Cameron
n Todds Building
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH "a, 1850.

ny-Mr Hsssr ~ OF Montgomery Aiabama Is
sra vails agent Alabama
sisted ~ JAs %. LAWS and SAMUEL D. LKsts
ny-M O. JAsEs, OF Cineinnsti Ohio, general
agent Western assisted BY JonS r. Dnsr H. j.
TsosAs o. DrsR c. NJ. L. WIsIAAS, Isaac BARrLErr g,
oooss, A.. l.. CHIlSs, and l.. X. BHowsxLL-
My-A u. Tenth street, Phxdel-
phis, general ussens assisted BY Wa H. WsLD
CoLLIss, JAnss DEsaAs HAasrr Jos. BVTros Gao.
BuTTsH, Isaac NJ BoDIEH, EDausD W. WILEY, WILIAa l..
WAInnAH, and GEoRsK !. Nelson.
OY~Rsssipls from either u tbs above will be good
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They have queer way of disposng of old books in
Florence. A traveller says he has them sold by
weight at the book stalls, if they much meat
for the body instead of food for the mind The price
one cent per pound.
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uepeaenee or integrity important part OF It's policy
russia ihal commands at Conslantnope and The good
Ounces OF other powers consist oaly offering advice
whch s moi always followed, and which cannot be fol-
lowed when Russia decides TO the contrary
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WAsHIreTOs AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
N me superior steamboat UNION, with Ase corrforts
bic saloons for the accommodation Of passenger.
hours Of departure for week Leaves Al. nan
1ns msk, ios, ~. ~, 3k, and O'Clock.
Mar a4-i~ nolIINa. OnuerAn-
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NY Il. n. srRATroS. Auot,on.er,

nREss Goods and Ennhroidertes We pl.asur. In
stating customers and public generally nav.
received and e prepared 20 show Foods
ne and French emboderies snd will them !,
prices a. cannot fail TO who NAV
us with their patronage. - -"
80. 80, oLAeETT, NEWTON, MAY, / Co
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The world still round and will do for days
longer, at
ODD FELLOWS, HALL,

VERY large number Of families and individuals have snfed
n the Brewers View World
" The Great Panorama obtained
continue the exhibitions four evenings longer Monday
Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday The last and only
will be Wednesday, O'Clock
ming exhibitions will commence O'Clock.
Tickets ~ cents.
NJ B-Tbcsc exhibitions nightly attended by the elite
and the distinguished all parts
Union This 10 positively the last opportunity
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DIED.

In city, 22d instant, at O'Clock m, GEORGE
HENRY McDUELL, ut the age Of % years.
His place residence Of his mother
street, 9th and 10th this day, Tharsday at 10
O'Clock
friends of the family invited to attend with
further notice.
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tPenn'yioania arenue, corner Of Ninth 'reet)
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WOODEN WARE, Aeon saiur.
VI day morning, March 9, III O'Clock,
shall sell large 10, Of groceries, liquors, wooden baskets
consisting Of
Cognso, cherry, and apple brandies
Jamaica spirits, Holland gin
Madeira, Port, and Malaga wines
Champagne demobps, tobacco
Cigars, coppsras, sods, spice
Matches pipes, cotton and hemp
Brooms, buckets, pals, tubs, baskets
Gunpowder imperial young Hyson, and black
mill, &c, hc
Terms s25 and under cash s5, 20 60 credit
for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
Mar H-A
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Prices OF admission Private boIes IS dress circle and
so children under 10 half price reserved
IS cents orchestra seats rs family cc IS cents third
uer so cents coored gallery, - cents.
Doors AT O'Clock the curtain will be raised at ~ The
Dor ONCE will be open daily, from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock
p.
lars
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WILL REMAIN THIS WEEK.
Prices Observation-Disclosures only 75 cents.
THE VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI

AT Isos HALL, rgsssrLvlNt,Av.
First time in wsshipgton)
THIS magnificent painting the first and best panorama has
never been exhibited in this country In Philadelphia
In order all opportunity during The
Of admission will be Is all OF
Children under 10 years Of age, l2k cents.
Doors evening at O'Clock At
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at 3s.
Mar 2o-dw
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M Lecture to YouA~ Men-The Rev DR.. W. s. Plume r.
Baltimore will dever lecture before the Young Mems Christian
this evening, at eight
O'Clock The public invited. Subject: +" Marriage"
Mar "a
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ny Il. n. SITUATION, Auct,oneer.

ny Il. n. sTRATTOs. Auctsone.r
(Pennsyirania ~rsnse, corner Of Ninth str,a.)
TEN SUPERIOR COWS AT AUCTIoS.-on Saturday morn
ing, April y at 10 O'Clock, shall SELL
superior mich calf OF Mr.
Edward CowlpT being all In healthy condition. FOR no
fault hodna excellent opportunity for dsrymen
their present stock private families
requisite.
Terms. Thirty and sixty days. credit satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest
Mar p4-eodAds
Bye N. srRATTON. Auotton.or,
(pennspirario Of lSrhA aveef.D
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS
scOn Saturday morning, March ", At O'CLOCK
ton shall sell the fansare Of family declining honekeep
ing, Wis
Sofa, chairs, rockers
Dining centre, and pier tables, lounges
sidehosrd, dressing and plain buresos
Double and single bedsfesds, cots
Pesther beds hair and shock
BRUSSELS and tngrsiu carpets, mating
Stair carpeting, solar and other lamp,
Croctev and glassware, wooden
Stoves, kitchen utensils, &C.
Terms and under, to5, thirty ana
h.y days Tor notes bearing interest," satisfactorily endorsed
MG2f-6
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DELAYS are DANGEROUS.

Delays are dangerous.
Why suffer with cough, cold or any dis.
w ease of the Throat, Breast and Lungs
when certain cure il so easily effected by
using
"Wlsrrns HorRnorHD CANDY"
This Medicine is judcious combination
of the hest expectorants in the Materia Med
lea. The most stubborn Coughs and Colds
yield to it readily, and it is found to give re-
lief even in confirmed cases Of Consumption.
tits not merely palliative, as many articles Of
its nature, but possesses great curative quail
tiles. For sale by WV. BOCEL Agent.
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N Office.

IT Q l.
fTtiE eabsrrine, ia ir- j'tst r. armed from
New Orleans via a new and COM
plete stock OF jeweiry. o, tn. latest fashion,
b..s leave tn iiurn - ia,iles and gentle
men. " ho may favour HIN with their pat
ronag-. that having nw,i' arrangement.
with a ,',rpc. importer II" is enabled to sell
as cheap a. ~" rheapret. AID warrants has
goods I" I've what he Sa, :. "'icr" Use, he will
refund the uo'ey pad. !!enst call and rxa-
,uinr h, stock before rnrcl,as'ng.l cwhere
sept 26-v. THEU. GOLDNiNN.
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ETAT DE LA LOO lS[.ANE.

Ell y L W. LIN lsON lNA.AA<i|.
Cour dm Si1irmc Dis Z. Juttciuirc,
Paroissc d Is, Bn'cx Row.gc.
NOLAN STEWART, Extcuseur,/ =,
WV. F.. LrvrR,cu, Curateur
de E. J. WALSH, decide.
I'm VERTU dun writ dc saisie ct de VEN
Il te lance dams raffairc ci-dessus intitu-
lee ct moi adressce. rar rHor. Ia Cour d'l
Sixieme District Ju,iiciaire, dAus ct pour Id
Paroissc ct Etat susditc, J'ai saisie ct expo
serai en- vcnte pubaique a Ia porte de la mai
son de cour, dans q vile de Baton Rouge
(Paroisse PEst Baton Rouge SAMEDL, Ie
2v jour T.aprI proeha;n, 1883, IL heurcs
du matin, la prcpriete ci-apres decrite ct n.y.
pothequee, savoir-
UN certain moroccan de terre on Habita-
ton avec toutes les lratisses etameliOrations
1ui ~ trouvent 81 toutes qui aprartien Ia
dite place Sltuee dams cette pA,oisse Est
Baton Rouge) dams cette Etat, surlc Warts
Greek, 4 environ six miles de Ia vile de Ba-
ton Rouge, renfcrment les deux Rcrceau de-
terres ci-apres decrite, ssvoir:
UN moroccan contenant trois cents vingt
arpents, plus GU moins, tGtres derivant de
Philoman Thomas. Aussi, I'm autre moroccan
de terre contenent six cents qllarante arpcnts
plus on moins, les titres derivsnt de lewis
Pyburn. Les deux moroccan faisant dams Pa
gregete neuf cents soixante arpents, ct boz
nc CONNIE suit: Au nord par terres de Phil
oman Thomas, Pest par terres de Gardner
4 James Miller, an sud par ceuy de Gardner
Il Garig.
Aussi, les esclavc- suivans. s,voir:
John, 4 environ 40 ans, le 9ine jonrs de
Mars, 1851, Ia date de la dltc vcnte ct hyl'o-
thequc; Thomas, cc'tc d5 te % ans Celia,
a ccttc date, s ans; Nancy, 4. ans; Daley,
4 cette date, II ans; DahJ, 81 aus; Emma.
a cette dat,, II ans; Moses. 5 ans Davis,
s ans; William, a cetse date, Sans; Emciy,
10 ans; Miles a cette date, als et Della
cett. date, I ans. E' de plus, trcis cents
quarante trois parts DIES eentcs chaPiteau de
Ia Banqne lie la Loaisiane-.arantie par
hypothelue conforin6mcnt ~ Chartrc de Ia
dit Institution
Saaie pour payer ct satisfaire lie jugement,
interet etiraie dams rafFairc ci-dcssus intitr-
lee.
Conditions dcM uuc-Comp.a,u, avec be-
nefcc devaluations. H. V. BABTN.
tev 2l-jv Sherif
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1000 t Cd and r ,s; al. ..; rv just OPEN
PARRY & Co.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.
DkCuERRE0rYPE MINIATURES.

DACUERRCOTYPE MINIATURES,
T HAVE just returned from the west-and
i | am prepared for business. Now
whilst the opportunity offers, is the time to
secure picture.
Obtain the shadow ere the substance fades.
When our friends. relatives and sweet
hearts .re with US il would seen, useless 70
have a likeness Of them. bat the future may
separate us; AZ. death may take them a.
way forever, and then correct and life.
like resemblance Of them, is invaluable.
have all the late styles of cases, Gold
Enameled, Pspier Mache. Pearls, &c Gold
Lockets. Pins and Bracelets.
~Pictures taken at So
Rooms on Lafayette street-over DR..
Bnffington's Office, where the public is in
vited to call and examine specimens.
nov 14-v A. WILSON.
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.~A FOR THE COAST. From
KENNY and after Thursday, lCsh inst =,
a11az11 nA At 8 o'dock. p. M
The Favorte Steamer T.. ID. White.
THEODORE ELrERr, Master Will extend
her trips to Simmsport. WilIiamsport, Point
Coupec, Bayou Sara. Waterloo. Port Hud-
son. Baton Rouge Plaqnemin, Bayou Gouia.
New River Donaldsonvile, and ell Inter-
mate Landings. Returning will leave Will
Transport on Sundays At S O'Clock, A. NJ.
Bayou Sara on Mondays a. S a. m. Baton
Rouge on Mondays at - M; Plaqueminc
on Mondays at PIP. m. The regular Packet
WHITE will take Passengers and Freight
for the above public landings and all inter-
mediate plantations Having all old and ex-
perienccd officers particular and p,nctnal at
tention will be pain TO all business entrus-
ted to their care. The public can rely up
on the Steamer White as regular Packet
for the year, say winter and summer. For
further particulars apply on board. or TO
!. H. MORRISON 4 Co., ACTS. n. o.
Or to Pike & Hart, L Eonnccazc. Peter
Millct, Baton Rouge. feb l3-Cm.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Sixth Judirim Dist Couy,-Pnr-
1sh Of East Buton Rouge.
WILLIAM s. PIKE,
Il. G.. DrL,nopErIF,
DY VIRTUE Of writ of seizure and sale
- issued in the above entitled and num-
bered ca',se, and to me directed from the
Hon. Sixth Judicial District Court. in and
for the Parish and State Aforesaid, will ex-
pose at public sale at the Court Hou~e door,
IN the City Of Baton Ror-e. Parish Of Ear!
Baton Rouge) on S.7TURD.JT .ac I'd DIM
Of .aprR nc1, 1853 a. / O'Clock 4, w., the
herein after described mortgsgcd property,
to wit:
TWO certain lots Of ground situated in
that part Of the town of Baton Ronye, laid
out by Messrs. Pike & Menard and known
as Magnolia Vile. Said lots being desiena-
ted on the plan thereof, as lots Nos. . and 3,
of Square No. !, and measlr'., each, sixty
feet frcnt on Church street by one hundred
and thirty feet in depth, American measure
The above described property being the
same sold by VIM $. Pike. plaintiff. Of said
Parish, to r. G. Delaroderie, defendant. on
the 7th day Of June, 1851, by acts before
Samuel Skolheld, Esq, Recorder, in and for
said Parish.
Seized to pay and satisfy The Judgment, in
tesest and cost in the above entitled cause.
TEAMS OF SALE-CAs1. with The benefit
kS24-t Sheriff
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Hungarian Leechcs. 500 Hun
IL garian Leeches. warrpntnd "genuine."
for sale by WIN. BOGEL. Druggist.
Lafyette st. feb-13-tf.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Sszth Judicial Dist. Cox,t-Pos.
ish Of East Baton Rouge.
No1.~ STEWART, executor, an.
VIZ. E. Lrvrsrcu, Curator Of
E.. WALsH, decd.
10y VIRTUE Of writ q seizure and sale
ID issued in the above entitled cause, and
% me directed from the Hon. Sixth Judicial
District Court, in and for the Parish and
State Aforesaid, have seized and will ex.
pose at public sale At the Court House door.
in the CRY Of Baton Rouge, tparish Q. Eas.
Baton Rouge, on SATURDAY, ur 2,M day
Of .fpr7I next, less, at II oai"ck 4. T., the
herein after dewcr. .el mor'gascd property:
10 wit,
CERTAIN trac; Of la,sl or plantation,
together with al ~" hnildings AID nnprov"-
ments thereon ami appearances thegeunto
belonging. Situated III tn.s parish sL1ss
Baton Epuge,) in THE SAT-. IN Wards Creek
at about six miles east Of the City + Ha;on
Rouge, 60 npri>iii5 the twp 'iereii.u CT des-
crib"d tract of land. to Wit;
A TRACT containin, three hundred and
twenty acres, more OF less, deriving title
from Philoman Thomas. Also another tract
Of land containing six hundred and forty
acres, more or less, deriving title from Lewis
Pyb,un The two tracts making in the
aggregate, Nine Hundred and Sixty acres,
and bounded AZ follows: North by lands OF
Philoman Thomas, East by lands OF Gardner
. l. James Miller, South by the heirs Of Dew
export, and west b. Ian is o: Gardner ard
Gsris.
Also, the following slaves, % VT: JOY"
about forty years Of age, an the 9th day Of
March, 1S4a, the date Of sai sale and mort
gage Thomas, ti.cn twenty i've years; Ce-
Tia, then thirty five years; Nancy AZ; Dali
cy, then 81 !; Daily 81; Emma, then IS yrs.
Moses s years; Davis years; Miles, then
years, and Deia then years. And more
over, two hundred and forty three shares OF
the capital stock OF the Citizens Bank Of
Louisiana-securod by mortyaged, asreea-
bic to the Charter Of said Institution.
Seized to pay and satisfy the judgment:
interest and cost in the above "ntltl., cause.
TERMS OF SxLE--CAsn, with the benefit
OF appraiscment. Il. \. BAB!H.
feb 2!-ts. Sherif.
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v. r. TU.NARD.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER. IN
CARRIAGES HARNESS. &c.

TUE SUBSCRIBERS s'o''k ot Bnsgies
Rockawavs. Baro',r':cs. Coaches, &c. has
been selected by himself and comprises
every variety. 10 Ia, already complete
assortment. !. is tally mating additions.
Persons will find it 10 IN ir ad, aAtage, to
cal and ,A4,.inc his t,s.s.
". j.. TT'NN9ED.
Cc-r~r NJ L0Nr.N y Main Sta.
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TERN Lxx6nns \. o.ssoaH q. tppeow, \ ,.
DRS. FINDERS & LUDLOW.
OFFICE in the Old Markham House,
~ Lafyette It., Datsn Rouge. feb..3.tf
Notice..

THE Louisiana Institution for Mutes and
i Blind, on St. Ferdinand street, Baton
Rouge, is open for visitors from 10 to IL o.
clock, A. NJ, each day, Sundays only excep.
ted. feb.-Stf.
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BEAL'S ARRIVALS
For the past Week from Cincinnati.
q Barrels New Mess Pork
5 30 do do Beef
10 do do do Leaf Lard
S do do do Hominy
: liz do Sour Cront
10 F'irkins Dairy Bntter-7O to IS Ibis
Is Demi do do--5O Ibis each
81 Kegs do do-28 Ibis do
3 Barrels Choice Dried Beef,
Is Boxes w. r. Cheese.
Is Kegs Spiced Pigs Feet,
10 do Pickles--in Vinegar
- Bags Buckwheat-5O Ibis each
80 Kegs New Lard-From ST. Lonis
12S Bags Shelled Csrn-FromW. Ba-
ton Rouge,
IS Sacks & % Barrels 10
From New Orleans
10 Boxes Cheese, 10 Kegs Butter,
10 Kegs Pigs Feet
10 Boxes Star Candles,
Is Bags Coffee. IS Barrels Whiskey.
9 Casks Fine Brandy,
) Cases Brandy Fruits,
. Barrc!s Lard oil 9 do Whale do
10000 Percussion Caps.
~ Boxes Fire Crackers,
Is Quarter Boxes Raisons,
81 Boxes PrTes.
In sddi.ian TO which he has large stock
ri previous arrival, and more coming in
every day. JOSHUA BEAL.
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Chemicals.

Chemical
lust received from the Manufacturers 300
y oz. Fairs Quinine. g o. Morphine. IS
IBIS Calomel, 90 BIZ Bic Mass. T. b. Chic
roform, Get. ect. All of which will I've sold
at New Orleans prices, by VIM. BOGEL
Druggist, lafayette st. feh-l3tf
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-04
1T. MoCLELAND.

J. r. MOCLELAND.
M HOLESALE & Retail Dealer in all
W kinds Of Groceries and provisions, Sc
gars and Tobacco, Wines, Liquors. &c
Will be open at all hours, and spare no
pains to please customers. Every article
OF the best quality, and at the lowest cash
prices. J. T. McCLELAND.
Church St. Ba,rsen Fifth AMI Peri.ex-
tin'y the o'd ta~d a. Ferai,u,M Kru.