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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

Eo JOHNSTON Adm'r Public Account ne Co'asi.''oa-
Gro " MUNfoRD, sse'y Commonwealth ,isliry F-aa
9%fJi Of S[aS;s' who d;s 70 Esdss BY
acknowledge the power Minister FsnIpoenary
me Af'nt appointed b he government q the United states
to % s g % n F SST o. any Court Of
tom m oSs Justice Of - S Sn., ss S
Commissioner Of Dced' appointed by the Governor Virginia.
Bieimoni Va, Dec. IL. Is55-ct i,t March, 1854
LET rTnIisI ,, -, InE cHILlgS PIcd0RIhL niS1O
eat TDaS Ky Miss Corner, History Ensispd
arrsIe Rome, Inn, a. se' 70 Amean from ~" rh,r
~ HENRY y ANHfps, No. IS North street
Jayenie History Of Eosland long needed
TSo;s already pIsR..sa and in sI''sa IL style
History sS,'lrea ought 70 be si in sh,lr simple
Ss. o. an.cd to childish ssos b,
s or @p,rIsS by 40 ,}adir'oSs es,iiy
chapter arranged oaestious eae
Acy vii be- sent ser mail postage paid. on the receipt Of ~
~ pss.; invite. the attention Of o. esv.g,d In
rgcmsndlory Of Corner historian hs school
Ns Corner Is m excellent historian for the school room n.
n,r. ~i!h hgeney aud 'r'rness sud )" concise and lively
.i,b esaIa@. and .n,,y the p,;ns,i event,
accurately sud hsny described, and the who vel adapted
"Mis, Corner conc- S. per'picuon, .Ur.
ssor" vel simple IN srT,,,semsm r5nuoSf T"6eo5st
Ni.i Conner wte' o,eiis,sly and npeniy, W much ease
The beauty so%go.,io9 hronyhou. the writings Of Mics
This merorIous wdtn very agreeable
syss F;y a&sa T. 'Fs' OF the young persons Tor
Mis, Gamer has acquired deserved celebrity Tor the tingu-
attractive aud ineligible manner she has 10 naHaung his
~ Ibs PORTO MOO AND CUBA sg , S Si5 ,sls
0n CASKS BRIGHT srDrs AND snoUlPrRs , g, ssl:
niHKEH, BiYLS a NIhNO hsve received, per steamer
TSpret, following dssrabc articles. 70 Whirh they
Riss Pie 4 sis,. Plaid sran SINS
ladies Cloths al eolors
velvet and doth ooat' and Talms'
Alcssnder' Kid Gloves
Ladies' worsed Under Sleeves
Black Lace Mitts
lace and Muslin ohsr,.ssiis, and sleeves
Cashmere shavis and scsri'
Marceillncs, ~ coors
lace snd Ma,lia curtain.
Embroidered Lace Party Dresses
Plaid ana Brocade Ribbons, 80 del
uUsr RECEIVED, consignment, small n heavy Ru,.
- set Leather, which VIII DC cold ISS nc y'c
DREMIUM qgiTs counisrg.Ds, which tool the premium,
cHRisTrIN LAIBRoP,
del % Main street
n AD,E, CLoAEsIu, received another supply Of those
beautiful Cloth snd Velvet Costs both oorcd bact
CHRISTIAN LtTnroP
Do % Main street
lorTos YARNs-iCo taic, assorted Nos Union Mm. ,r
~ "'s% DAVENPORT, AtIEs co.
CoRCH 50 csses, direct from NJ Tnurs m-nuf.eu-
dsl pAvsSPoEr. ALlE 90.
n ONDON MtsrNHD Cbecse, Haet Tes
JacEsonS Osuiies Port Wine For s.Ichv
-del bANgNP0Hr, ALtEN 90.
- dsl DsyENPoRT, GItss CO.
M0UNrAN DIV wHIsKEYioo bbls lns, received for sale
Ns del DAVENPORT, ALLrS i CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

QroriNE ABOLITION IorEN ,r-.-"We have seen SAYS
the Washington >a',q I'm some Virginia aud in other
southern papers protesting 10 be democratic, quotation
from ,ne Nai.la Ira, tie abolition organ, Original
publisher OF Uncle Tom Cabin, published in this city
These Quotations have been made To prove that the
tempt "cJu-h ont he national democrats of New York
BY committing the administration the fortunes Of the
-olts was right proper ami praise worthy
"Au a. .t ole u'ua quoted authority in the south,
Quoted D.. pIpu- protesting To be democratic WIN thc
OF The s,4h tolerate such eucrmys We
appeal 90 them To- reuse selves from thoir party. a
90 come 10 this, thtt the insane rawlings OF abolition
journal, lc copied AMI endorsed by southern pa
per-. 1h south viii md ont the game that is rlv
iur. When abolition sheets condemn the "hsri,r aud
endorse tee "-o- doe question hetN'gn the ily
-i1u- BE- made u,luii 20 enough. When ahptnu papcr-
s,u rh, pl- of N.w io.t, can the south longer dout'
t these -0r themselves lrroIigf- and bee bitter
c.t enemies We say 10 the -ouln cav axe arise, he
itTcvt fallen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

ENulrt from Letter oi Bosnian, Griuuc Co.. Of Idy
crpoo lated iI'h "1ecmbrr, 1858, 10 % rsuuenln Of
this CITY
r,pprt has been published to-day, los he Board pf
Trade OF the total quantity 0i Lrrsi-tui- imported into
the luiisl kingdom tnm "roiru c"Uutri.4 during the
U.t uiu, months OF t4 wear. Wheat .l.u',l az
FLOUR '-"'. .i3 Cui. .u,-r Grain ..''u.i qr- Total
,u'# Sos ,ra oi tU. lu,nt'ig "Dg rau . pr- have
hpru drawn from ur iu,t'i stIta g., thif you sr. Los
hulr, f,r ni,aels likely bee Influenced Wv
your uHi
From lh' ,D,,, you ain note Sc d., mot carry much
weight ,u t. .al.. ElDnWOSD
The Wi.l.nr,1, core pondsnt ot us Philadelphia q,
ate -Dt.- thif us President b,- refuse, 900 application
TO- the pl,IoD oi Wa Nav convicted Boo ah Territory
of murder aul aItonc,I 20 is,ib. In the course NJ
dmrt.u seI.IU,u b.tsc.u Nts aud his yiefim Nay stab
bed the other With hi ps1fniic The wounded man bc-
COMING ot,peuu ,ui uuro, ernablc to b stau8er.
p''ui,n'l his luu behind him and carried bin away.
while iu obi o. .nr.lD.- condition NAV came no behind
him aud stabbed h.n h1t he died r.. IReu To- se,
any possible ground which to base Executive clemerc,
ia this case.
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- MornrR-' nnY,-r cLorn. m,

The virginia SsDturl that he -rarrt fever pre-
yaiIug To an tliruing extent iu Fiuquicr county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

Hoes Some weeks ago, speaking Of the Hog crop in
Scott and Lee, sti 'hat there larger number
Than usual in those coupss Such information
from persons engaged IL the trade. We have since
learned that while this il tue much smaller numhef
than usual have been hifeucd and will be driven To-
consequence Of the short crop Of corn We deem pro
per- therefore, remarks may have ted to sup
pose that the suIeFshuultnt number ct hogs tom
thst quarter will make pork cheaper than really
sl BE- ~ith ~, to make this correoton-G5,ng,l Iir-
gju1iL
The yirg;ni, s.. .t;n.I , hot ,l, al, favor Fl. ,o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

SririrT or q MTrrv.-T Herkmcr democrat con.
taus account ofhe suicide Of Lewis Emery, in that
town he young man of twenty ono years Of age,
had been believer in spiritual mediums and himself
medium H. bad been slightly dcrlnged for some time
before biz death
Srfri-TI,e or THT GHtvr-A recent number of The
Merchant Ledger estimates that since the bitth of our
saviour 1859 Yeas SINCE thirty two thou and millions 81
hun'u beings have lived upon uia earth aud of thee
ah but about niue hundred aud sixty millions have rorc
down 20 he gave. Of bis goat army of the dead nine
thousand millions have died by war eight thousand mil.
lions by anime and pestilence Eve hundred millions BY
maryrdomi nearly sir hundred millions by Intoxicating
drinks aud the remaining thirteen thousand millions
turay Otherwise.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

MAYORS CouRr, fesfenfoy.-A NATTER roR LirioAuos.
-Rchard Bradley, descendant OF the Pamunkey uhs
OF Indians appeared in pursuance OF his recognise abide
the judgment of the Mayor whether not he should
be regarded free negro being tho son Of an Indian
squaw by negro. aud punished accordingly for the Of
fence Of which he stood charg that Of being drunk and
disorderly at metropolitan Hall on Friday night last
This case continued till yesterday to enable his
counsel Mr. Craze to submit the law applicable to Il as
also to establish the fact OF his being Indian tribe
to which IL was alleged he belonged.
lie had in his possession certificate of which the io
lowing Is copy.The subscribers trustees for the Pa
Richard Bradley of bright copper xon dark eve
with two scars sbone ON the lett the other the
brow ON the len eye about five feet eight inches high an
aged about 2O years. be ofthe Psmunkey tribe and
ia thereby entitled To all the privileges immuuities
To said tribe apPertsning Given under hand this til
DAY of JannaIN. lShl.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

~ The Ns~ Yort iiippoiroms closed finally On
Saturday evening The French artists go back to Paris.
aud the native ones return 60 their former trade.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

Tuv TrF,rFF We understand that all, or nearly 1ll.
81 the stock boo the Rus 10 Oi Court House and Abingdon
Turnpike has boon taken, aud that tie ROAD viii Co. oci.
ted aud the work put under soon a. practice
h'c The capital took BE- f45 OIu.-tTcc- hnhu or fI5-
uUp 20 he hy hc State, and tw1 Ghha o' $4,000
co. tc taken by others than tho State 900 have been
taken ~ this county aui It, people and 900 have bren
taken 10y Ruf-DN Tho average cost ~ the Cumberland
cop road was 800 per nile. This presume. will not
cot moro. aud not there will Boz surplus cft au
cicuJ tp throw bridge the Norlb Fork Of IJlon
MLL-M nmrLL 90 DO Innr-L L-auL.. L...-..ln-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-01

When j. wns announced lint Omar Pasia decided Co
eroes the Danube competent Judges crci 1gars the
rashness Of such a step 10 be- difficult 1 Ascertain t.
precise motives which Jed hp TO adopt that resolution
hut l. certain that what b. ha done is the best proof
Of the confidence oil the Tuksh commander bro the c1gr
are and military Of HE army 10 may aIso I
Supposed that be rockoncd iinot the cooperation m
least the friendly feeling Of the Waarhan population
tired of ihc Russian domination. General Gortrha.
hot " be remembered, thought 10 ncccairy 90 pro.
claim the state of siege n the countries which hc
pies end learn from good source that the General,
having desired 20 incorporate the Walchian militia in
his army, has met With the most determined opposition.
Many Young of The beet families aud who had
stsnty remained apart tom Ill insurcctonal moycmcus
have refused 10 take up against tc Independence NJ
their country aud have taken refuge Boz the mOuuiain
whcrc Omar Picha hes sent them arms sud ammunition.
General Gort1ciatnn had quilted Buch8rcst tho
81 Instant u NAV BE- supposed that he in endchvOrng
90 establish communication Nth General Dsnnenburg
who Occupies Kraova and Who hes placed bodies IN Sets
ics ss fsr Sana u cannot be known Btha check Of
oenera fcrlof vi induce him 20 attempt attack on o.
tea,fa 10 ccc without delay the concentration Of mis-
t'coPs Bot sppea1 oertsin tbu the forks bold 10
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10
Panmanship.

ENTS a. d Teachers are invited
call at J. C. L,NOTE'S Harne,
'onse Pow. 20 exam'oe tho ntlosophira
Theory and PI0tice Of Prnmanship.
The Theory is divided into thee part
Urinary. M'ermediate ard Ffnk Each par
n Four Books.
This w,'k comprises cuts designed t.
illustrate the manner cf holding and conduct.
" the hand and pen: preparatory excer.
Uses. which thoroughly train the muscles
np'oved in writing. classification OF let
ers and words according to their simil.
ri'v Of formation. and instructions accom-
ranying the various exercises in each hook
'ha whole so arranged as to enable he M.
'ils to write over each page twice. Price
. cents mav12.
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WILL be paid tor tn. apprrhen ion anc
w delivery in any Jail in the State o
the following described convicts. who es
cape from the Louisiana Penitentlary o.
the Bird inst:
FRAVK. a lave belonging to Mrs. Vannan
sentenced nv the Criminal Court of y. q.
on the 5'h If D Co. 1918. TO ten years impris-
onm ,nt at hard labor for Arson. He is
light Mulattoe. ahont 30 years Of age. 5 fee
! in-h IN, has no visible marAs. is Creol
of Louisiana
ROBERT ROBINSON, a free man o.
color. sentenced by the First District Court
on the 22i Nav, 1852. to Ten years impr,s'
onmelt at hard labor TO- statbing with H.
tent TO Murder. He is about 2! years oi
are. Feet 7 l.? inches h gh, Sack. has
large scar or wart on the nose, reads ant
W les. an will no doubt have false free
pagers. is a Creole Of Louisiana.
CHARLES ANDRIEUX a native o
France. about % wears Of aye. OF dark com
pie xinn, with dark hair and dark eyes.
feef.4 Ire INCHES high. and weighs ahor
AS o,un Is. He was sentenced by the Firs
District Court on the 7,h Of January 1881
to four years imprisonment at hard la5o
for the Grim Of Larceny.
Thirty dJ'l,r> will be paid for the appre
hensi ~ Of either of the above desc.i he'
convict, all all reasonable expenses fo
their delivery.
NOTATION, WARDS Co.
Ration Rouye Jute Aft LrsSees
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DELAYS are dangerOu:.

Why suffer WITH cough cold or any dis
w ease of the Throat. Breast and Lungs
when certain cure is so easily effected by
using
"W1srERs HouRuorSD CANDY"
This Medicine is julicious combination
of the best expectorants in the Materia Ned
Ca. The most stubborn Coughs AMI Cold
Weld to it readily, and it is founi to give TO-
lief even in confirm ID cases of Consumption
tits not merely palliative, as many articles
its nature, hat possesses great curative quail
tiles For sale by WM BOGEL Agent.
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AVIS.

r F. Public est p evenu. que Ia soc'ete G
IL 4. Caopnin & Lafon pour Pexploi
tafion de Boulamgerie. est dissou'e 8
dater du Ter. Jun 1853 La dite po.lIan.
gerie sera continnee par r. Lafon seul. sit"e'
au meme e,nplacement.
Tontes person ,es qni doivent a la dite
socjete. sont vices de- vouloir bien reglr'
leur comps. dams le plus b'ef dela. entire
les mains de Mr.. H. w. Sherburne Avoca
a B,t"n Rouge, a son Office rue Floride gu
est charge de Ia Liquidation de Ia dit soc e'e
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Superior Teas.

A FINE assortment of Green and Black
II Teas, in quarter. halves and pound
packages. Just received direct from Ne"
York. Prices from so cents to so pc
FOUND. [april 30 JOSHUA BEAL.
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TINE STEAMER GEORGE COLLIER
l. leaves here on Wedne. day evenin
with delegates to the Memphis co"ventio
and will be at Baton Rouge Thursday morn
ing. G. w. SHAW 4 Co.
New Orleans May 30th
may 31-2t.
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HALF Barrels our!-Those j:
IL want Of ,aif barrel Of choice F ou'
can. during the b,lanre of the season rro-
cure il az the store Of Joshua Bea'. He =
receiving regularly from the mil a Uniform
qua Itv OF Flour, il full and half &C age
That fr price an 1uali'v can lot fail 7.
give satisfaction AL Flour sold for FIX
ira" when failing TO please, taken hack anG
all harg 6 paid. Store opposite the Har-
ney llous
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Nnrns Cured and no Humbug
NE o'iginal Three Minute salve VIII
l. effactuallv remove anil cure Whort'
l,l.s, Corns, letter, Salt Rhenm, Rim
'o,m AL T,oth,:he in from to 10 min
IS. Fnll ire:tio1S &C 20 np,ny each VIA
II INN .diately before it is I'll sold.
april II. WN "n'Tr' n ''-"'~'
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IS +. BLANCHARD,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Groceries and Provisions.


Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Groceries and Provisions,
Cm.er Of Third and Convemtion Ns.,
tNEAR THE MARKEr) BATON ROUGE. LA
r TENDER MY THANKS to my
i numerous friends and customers for
their liberal patronage. and would state, .hst
intend to merit still greater patronage
by keeping on hand at all times a large and
well selected stock and by selling on such
terms. thar it will be an inducement for pur-
cha-ers to call on me.
My Stock consists Of the toilotring staple
articles
5000 lbs. Stage and Shay's and Duffield
Sugar cured hams,
4OOOdo plain hams;
1000 do shoulders; 1000 sides;
1000 lbs choice dried beet,
100 barrels mess Pork,
10 DO of prime Leaf Lard,
so Kegs do do do,
10 bbls No Mackerel
10 Noe do.
so barrels fresh Flour,
20 boxes Buckwheat,
10 hhds prime sugar,
20 bbls loaf and crushed sugar,
so boxes star candles,
90 dn sperm do
10 boxes No. I, soap,
90 do fine Toilet
edo castle soap,
10 Kegs fresh butter.
kegs goshen do
100 lbs fresh Cheese.
boxes fresh pine apple do
10 lbs sugar crackers.
10 Boston do anil 10 butter do
Tiesces of Rice.
10 boxes Mac & Macs Tobacco
do honey dew do
TO- do best Cavendish 10
10 do smoking do
10 DO cigars, Rega!ias.
Liquors, pickles. Ale. Porter, Cide-,
Preserves. Candies.
so bags Coffee 30 chest Tea.
ALSO. A LARGE STOCK OF SHELF GOODS.
a CROCKERY. TN
- Q VARS Ware. Willow-ware
wood ware. Ne. All OF which will be SOL
at a small advance. mar 23-y
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Administrators Notice.

h,he aserJ the succession of J. Moreau
deceased.
'lNir. Public are hereby warned against
/ Paying any monies which NAV he
'ue th- hecea.ed. int" any other hands
han the adminisirato who a 'on";e ,ufhor-
Zee to Civ" receipt. & GILMAN.
may oath administrator
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CALL Ut H r. Waddill's and see new
" Lamp. that gives better lieht tina.
oil. without greese, smoke or smell, anf
we'll not blow up, as camphine does.
n CHOPIN rendess his thanks to tn.
. Public FIR the patronage he has re
ceived, begging continue &c Of it: he ha'
established an Omnibus for the acco,noda
ton Of his customers, which wi'lpass dali,
through the principal streets of Baton RoI@.
without charge from 8 TO 2 4. VI. and iron
, to P NJ . TO his Cheap Store No. S"utl
Boulevard street. may I01w.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

Hiy, Bran, Corn, and Oats.
4 FINF, lot on hand al the Feed, Produce
4 an or ,cery Store Of
Ianril Dol JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

ITO SUGAR PLANTERS.-A
l. meet'n ofall the sugar Planters il
the State of Louisiana is called, TO be he'll
at the tow of d ,ial lsonville on the 1871
inst. Tn. object of this meeting is TO tax
into consideration matters of vital impor
ance c,nnscte with he sugar growing in
teiest of this State June Z I'd.
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Avis d,AJm'u:strateur.

Avis d. 4 Inn n strateUr.
Dams raFaire de Ia s"ccession de J. MoREAu,
ders'e
r F. pnhlique est rar Ia presen'e notife de
IL ne pas paver an"nne argent qm pent
efre due AL dit hefunct. dams ancune autre
mains que de Administrations. qui est Ia
senl'e personne qai est anthorisee lie 'onne
recn. G. GUZNAN,
may 24-3ts. administrator.
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Map Of LOuisiha.

THE new and improved map Of Louis
i ana compiled from the latest and
,n.wt authentic surveys, both public ard
private. by G W. r. Bayley. civil engineer
1853. For sale by !. C. L.NOEE.
may l2ly Harvey House Row
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Notice.

l>HE Louisiana institution for Mutes and
l 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
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

AVIS
IN MITES rsrsonnas qri a,irert : ',
succession a. fann"s Mor.,n AZ a..
SON re1uises de SOL r 'an-. CONNIE. .n.ra
l.. ma ne In .o1ssigns '.,ra' e.. ai-,o-.
non & A ,miris.ra.er-da y i'~ .,~....;o~
e. tnr.r- -" -sornes svart doe -x"l,r..;or,
e,,tr Ia dite sr--.ss;on -~rt ,ri<,e 4. IL,
presenter, do n,ct c..-"fE,- ~ so',..ion9.
nal. G. GUZMAN, adssisissrateu,
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Twipg's Hair Restorative!
HOmyNOylV.

4 FRESH supply just received per steam
n er Mediator, and for sale bv barrel OF
at retail. JOSHUA BEAL.
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7 ARD-in bhls and kegs. for sale hv
IL may lstff s. NJ. HART & Go.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

CiPE Lime--250 Bills. Cap
" Lime. fresh fr,m the Ki'ns. Fo
sale by june 3N S. NJ. HART h 10.
7 ARD-A few bbls. of inferio.
~ Lard, for sale nv
june 3 #. s :" "V's ="
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Cologne Wa.er.
Mothers Relief.

nNE Of those remedies that should b,
~ in the hands Of every one expectin,
to become m ,ther, its virtues :an es
be known by the use IT, For sale l,y
H. L. WADDGLL., Druggist.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

Porter ami Ale.
A FIRE II supply Of London Porter an
n Scotch Ale. received an for sale by
mar. % JOSHUA BEAL.
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,ENTLEMEN'S FUR lIlSdlIs1 stv..-
G. A.lLON.

\ IL the Clothing in thi, establishment
made % orier-of FRESH MATE
LALS AND FASHIONABLE PAT.
'ERNS. Of this fact, the public may fee
ttisfed. II Is an economy to buy sue
,ods, in preferen e to sl"p shop work ven'
! at what are wrongly denominated "Ch"aT
cores" The stok now on han' consis''
Ia .onp'.., assortment Of Spring anc
'ummer Clothing.-ro which is daily be
x al led every thing n'w and beautiful.
70 ;entem. IN are invited to call an | ex
mine for themselves. may By
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Looking Glasses.

A LARGE assortment Of Minors a.
n WAYS on hand and for sale by
may l2lJ J. c. LANOUE.
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DACON-5 casks shoulders. for sale by
ID may lstfl S. N. HART & Co.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

rORN ANDOATS--iust received for sale
~ by tmay 1871 s " nAnTa ~
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

Ladies' Dressing Cases.
nNE dozen Ladies Tin Dressing eases
V for sale by. &C LANOUE
may IL. Harvey House Row.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

ELOUR-1OO bbls Ohio slne. fine for sale
i BY lmay lstH s. M HART 4 c..
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Just Received.
= HID. BACON HOULDER. For
sale bv S VI. HART. 4 Co.
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ERESH Balona Sausagps for sale by
= s. BLANCHARD
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CONTEMPORARIES Sc.


Conner Of Third and Laurel Sts., (neafly
oppositetb- Bank - Batrii Rouge
HAVNG this day KrDucxp his Iricee,
Ii Ne is prepared to furnish ali knd 81
CA NDY al wHoLnsALR and Ret ALL on
more favorable terms tl,an cen be lad in N
Orleans; and having experienced y q Imam,
his candy will always be FIRE ard fREsH;s
care being taken that no -deleierioa> ii,gre-s
sdient" is used in its manufacture. as Is too
often the case viii confectionery pu,cI ased
at sucrfoNs and from rretrois abIe Lenses.
he trusts that the trade OF this. ard the
adjoining parishes. will give him their or
sleis 70 Gil. which he Is prerafed 10 do 10.
any amount having made arrangements for
the hest quality Of sugar il, market and be-
,ng in correspondence with one Of the laiige-
est houses in New York, to supply him with
fancy confectionery and articles in his line
September 7..v
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IUS ~a"e;ved = small lot Of The nm
u1adh'terated K n'ntkv Mustard f.
ale " retail in nacka.es Of quarter. ha
md v',~'n >c"n's JosHrA BEAI.
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T IME-Iust received another lot of tn
IL unrivaled Cape Lice
may 10 ly JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-06-10

A VI ne sons in 'eh'ed TO the su'cnsein
IA Of Tacqnas MORGAN. deceased. az
re1uas'el'o p,v the amonn. Of their IN
d.btainess INFO me hands ~ tha unAA,sier.
ed wh' is du'va-p,;nted 4 min s'ra.o- r
said sn' .ession and al thHsc having c'aim
against the said succession will ,'eas, 4,
present them to the uniersgne' '"'- cor
fed. &. G"7"'"
May a253. .Adnsinis.rn.or