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be recovered BY action in the name Of the
State of Ohio. for the use OF the party inju-
red thereby, TO be prosecuted before any
c0urt having cognizance thereof.
Sec, lT9. Where a constable shall have
levied on any goods and chatJles which re-
main unsold for want Of bidders, or other
Just cause, it shall be his duty to return
with the execution schedule Of all such
goods and chatIles. Ana the Justice shall,
unless otherwise directed by the party for
whom such execution issued, or his agent,
Immediately thereafter. issue an order.
thereby commanding any constable to whom
the same may be directed or delivered, to
expose such property 10 sale; which sale, and
the proceedings thereon, shall be the same
as il such property had been sold on the
original execution.
! Sec. iT9. ANY constable having levied
on goods and chGtteIs, of which he permits
the parry against whom thh execution issu-
ed to retain the possession, is hereby author
! lied TO take such security for his own IN
demuity as he may require, thut such prop
ertv shall be delivered at the time and
elace appointed for the sale thereof
see. iSU. III Hll Sh~SS NiACtS 1A1 AdlAe
may lhave been LIT, reserving rent in kind,
aud when Lhe crops o embIements growing
orr, grown thereon, shalt be levied on Or
attached. by virtue OF any execution, attach
mcnt or other process, against the landlord
or tenant, the interest OF such landlord OF
tenant, against whom such process was not
issued, shall not be affected thereby; hut the
same may be soli su0jectto claim or inter
est of the landlord or tenant against whom
such process did not issue.
Sec 1871 In cases where the constable
shall make it appear to the satisfaction of
the justice, that he has been deprived of an
Opportunity OF levying an execution wltnn
the time prescribed by this act, or otherwise
prevented from making the whole CT the
money therein required to be made, and
shall make return to the Justice who issue d
the same to that effect, such Justice is here
by authorized and required to issue further
! process ofexeoution, the amount or balance
remaining unsatisfied; which shall be ser
we'd and returned 10 all respects, or other
executions are under this act.
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ALI ORDINANCE

Established n conformity with act further de.
hnlng the pOwersUk trustees of townships passed
Mufyh the l2tl, a. d. Aasl3.
See. /. Be il ordained by the Trustees of Athens
Township, Harrison Co., UnlO. That II any person or
persons shall sell yeni oI give away, any spurious
liquors. vines or Intoxicating dflnks Of any Kind,
qualify quanhy, whatever, 10 any person or per-
sons lor the purpose oi tpling lIitemperance or
ii any person or persons Shall sell, yend, or give
away any spurious liquors, wines, intoxicating
drinks OF any kind, quality quantity, to any minor
without an order from parent, gnardlan respecta-
ble practising physician, il any person persons
shall lease ut rent, hire permit TO be used as u
place OF general resort any dwelling house, shop,
shed, cellar or tenement owned, held or belonging
TO him. her or them ior the purpose of vending, SELF
ing or giving away any spurious liquors, wines or
intoxicating drinks OF any kind, quality or quantity
Whatever, tor the purpose ftplng lntemperance,
such and every Individual SO Offending against any
OF the provisions ot this ordinance, snail ON convic-
tiOn thereof, be fined IA any sum not less than twen-
~ nor more than itty dollars, including COSTS and
may be Imprisoned IN tie county jail not more than
twenty nor less lhan five days OF both at the discre-
lion OF tdc Justice.
Poyided, thai nothing in this section shall be so
construed to MAKE it unlawful TO sell any OF the
aforesaid liquors for sacranIental medicinal or me-
chanlcu purposes,
Sec z. That this ordinance shall bo in force and
take effect from and after the 23fd day Of July, A. d.
1858.
Done this l7th day of June, A. d. 1853.
ATrLsr james kirkpatrick, Clerk IL
JoIr DOWNING, ilrustces OF Athens Township
JOIN MFADDEy, ( Harrison County Ohio
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A New Supply of Ready-Made
CLOTHING

TTNHE undersigned take pleasure in announcing to
heir Odd customers aud the public generally
uiat lleir stock Of Spring and Summer READY
MADE CLOTHING Is now complete. They we're
purchased under advantageous circumstances. which
Will enable them 10 Oler such bargains as cannot
fail satisiy purchasers.
Their stock consists, in part, OF fine Dress Frock
and sack Coats, tine ClOth and Cashmere Pants fine
SaiiII, Coih and Fancy tesls, very large and well
selected stock OF Summer Coats ana Pants OF every
variety, sze and price, shirts. shirt Collars Cravats
Necessities, SC, oec They have pad particular at
tenii0a to le sslscdon OF their stOekOi Hats which
consists OF every variety, from the finest Moteshin
Gown 10 the Rough and Ready, and all intermediate
gfades-all oi wElch they determined 10 sell at
very small advance on their original cost
al lheIr goods were maze 10 order, and conse-
quehy they nave no hesitation IN warranting them
i.eaIy and substantially made.
GIVE Us call al our store Oh Gain street. opposite
the uohe Sqnure, two doors north OF Bealls store,
wnere We wiil at ali times bs iound ready will
lhg aad waiting to tlt yoa out from 10y to bottom,
lboois eAeeped) and dress you in u style moi 10 be
sncered n ty the rost iassiiiOus
J. ?. JOHNSON & co.
Cadiz, May u, 1s53-ly
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NEW ClITNA

Glass ;ihd t&ftGGsiS aEsEEc Store, it
No. -, MONROE STREET, WAEELING, VIRGINIA
Lllh Subscribers respectfully give notice that they
L nave imported direct from The manufacturers, a
large and copiuiG stock Of the above WARE, togeth-
er wIGu All Assortment OF MANTLE ORNAMENTS and
FANCY GG4ODs, sOlns oi which are ot exquisite taste
and beauty. Iron, otole China, and Porcelain
breakiast Dinner, Tea ald Toilet Ware OF an entire
new patterns Solar and LaId Lamps and Lanterns OF
every descriptions BRITANNIA Waie, Cutlery, ETC.
We siIaii ~ all times keep - complete an assort-
ment OF Common Ware on hand, for the city and
country fuae, can be ioupd at any other store i'll
the Fcs and by giving personal attention re-
packing the saluq, convince all who may favor us
with ther patronage, that they cannot do better
amy oller establishment in the country.
HObb5 BARNES & CO., .
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va.
January i, lS53.--tL
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARRABLA

New YoRN. July rs.
The Arabia arrived at this port at halt
past II O'Clock this morning, with dates
from Liverpool to The first.
Trade at Manchester is unchanged.
FLouR-All qualities have considerably
advanced, and tie demand is good. West
erD Canal 2G3; Ohio, 26s Sd.
CoRN--White quoted at 30s Cd; yellow,
29s Cd.
Continental business las generally uecln-
ed. "
In Turkish affairs, everything 10 ks
doubtful.
Nothing has yet resulted from the Pro-
tes' rejection Of the ulumatum. Nothing
could be done till July lst, at which date IL
was thought that Russia had not crosse the
Danube. 1t was reported that the armed
intervention OF their powers was confirm
ed.
Things do not look so peaccabe.
The French and English fleets were at
Teredo. From other parts of Europe there
is no news.
1t it reported that Gonzales will succeed
Ealdeson, at Washington.
A tcIegraphic dispatch, received at Lon
don from Paris, states that the news OF the
rejection of the ultimatum WAS received at
ST. Petersburg On the Gath, and that En-
peeorhad stated to the EngIish and French
Ambassadors, that even the destruction of
his fleet would not prevent his invading
Turkey, to seek reparatjon.
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EXPLOSION OF TIE STEAMER EN-
PlRE STATE.
New York, July 10,

New YoRK, July TO.
The explosion was caused by soop
into the steamboat and displacing
her boiler and Killed and drowned Geo,
Suford, of New York; I'd. G, Crushing, Cd
Engineer; Christopher Catfay fireman; John
Shannon, deck hand; Mary Builder and
Betsy Wooster, Indian squaw sisters; James
D. Van Sha;ck, waiter boy, and II others
wounded
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CALAMITY AT SEA.

New York July l3.
The British Barque Condor from Austria
liza for London, with 9, 500 ounces of gold
was burnt at sea in latitude degrees south
The passengers. 1875 in number, together
with the gold, were saved by a French Bar
que, and carried into PernUmbuco.
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Notice.

Proposals will be received at the Office OF c. Dew
Il ey Esq, III Cadiz, tor Supplying Gross Ties for
Kali itoau.
Information in regard to the number, quantity,
quality, and size OF the Cross ties will be supplied
application to j. ii. Davis, Assistant Engineer in
Charge Of the Cadiz Branch, orto G. Dewey Esq.
j. BAlCkLNSDERtE Jr.
Chief Eiupineer
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Notice in Attachment.

A LII persons interested will take notice that Shir-
IA den Rusby on the second day OF June, A. d.
1853 Sued out writ of Attachmentlrom the Clerks
Office of the Court OF Common Pleas Of Harrison
Comfy, in the State of Ohio, against James Hamil-
ton and John McE!vane for the sum of two hundred
Dollars which writ haa been served and returned;
Attest Charles Patterson Clerk.
w. c. GASTON Atty. forPtG
Dated June d. 1881
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in all respects as iii had not been
ARTICLEXY.

ARTICLE XIV.
See. e2s. The defaing the powers and
duties of Julices of The peace, and consia-
bles, passed March IA. 1881, and acts amen
datory thereto, passed Dec. 81, 1891 Feb. 25,
1888, March s, 1884, March l2, 1914, Feb
ruary II, $40, February g, l847. February
"a, lG4S, March 90, l849, the act allowing
Jurors before justices OF The peace, passed
February IA, l34J. and acts amendatory
therof, passed March 4, l345, February 23
1876. the act allowing and regulating at
tachments .elore Justices OF the peace, pas
sed January Z, 1924, anu acts amendaIory
thereof, passed January l6, 1889, Fcbrua-
ry 9th, aud March II, 1850, the act 10 re-
yye certain acls therein named, passed
March 10, l845, sections one, five and SIX
OF an act to regulate proceedings before jus
ices of the peace, passed March "a, l649
and an act defining the duues Ut Justices Ot
The peace ana c nsIable IN civil cases, pas
sed March %, 1851, the act entitled an act
TO regulate the action OF torcIble en'ry and
detalper passed February %, 1881, and
acts aueulltary thereof passed February
%, 1885, March I3, l843, January q, lS-
IA, JanUaly 3, 1916, February 27, 1916,
March 10, 1850, the 4th section Of an act
lor the protection OF purchasers at Judicial
u tax sales, and an act amendatory theIe-
OF, passed FEBRUARY s. lG47, the ACT allow
ing and regulating writs OF repeYen before
justices OF the peace, passed February IA,
1916, and the acts supplementary there
to. passed March Il, 1860, be, and the
same are hereby repealed.
Sec 223, This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after the first day Qf
July, one thousand eight hundred and ffty
three.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
GEORGE REX,
.. President of the Senate pro tem.
March IA, 1868. ..
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Now Come On.

M E have received this day large assortment of
w Nails OF all sizes, which We Will sell very low,
also superior lot OF Hoes which cant be beat Gull
soon, as lley are going fast a. the
June -, 1888. BIG PADDOCK.
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CARRIAGE, WAGON & BUGGY
l0M PIEcEs oFPRlNTs. an color, and priaes

6DfAkh PIECES OF PRINTS, nl colors, and prices
NUVU from 64 cts. up to %, at Wood g. Smiths
Dress Silks in great variety black, changeable,
figured Beruge Berage Delanes and linen Cling
hams Linen GihghaM Robes, various colors, atthe
store of WOOD 81 SMITH
Thibit and silk Shawls, good stock. splendid
assortment Of Silk Handkerchiefs and Cravats all
colors trimming goods, an endless variety consist
ing in part OF Ginps Frlnges Silk Lace, Silk Vel
yetry, &C., &C. BoBnets, Silk, Gimp and Straw, at
greatly reduced prices. Palm Leaf, Panama and
Straw HATS. Parasols, Parasoletts and Sun Shades
Umberellas, by the cart load Carpet Sacks, various
qualities and prices, at WOOD e. SMITHS.
Saddery and Harness, Of all kinds, for sale cheap
at WOOD IL SMITHS Cheap Corner.
Family Flour for sale at oil times, and Wheel
barrow to lend at WOOD Il SMITHS. K
+ Queensware and Glassware, good stock at
WOOD a. SMITHS. 81
Wall and Window Paper, at WOOD &SMTTHiS.
! Spinning Wheels, Davis make warrdnted TO be-
first rate Coffee Mills, good article, at mi q \
! WOOD Il SMITHS.
Grocercs-Tea, Coffee Sugar and Molassbsl &C..
&c, at WOOD e. SMITHS. y.
| A good assortment Of Schools Books constantly on
hand at WOOD & SMITHS "
Brown and Beached Muslin, all qualities and
prices, At WOOD a. SMITHS z
Hardware and Cutlery consisting in part Of Locks
\ Hinges, Screws and Nails, BE- &c.. cheap forks
and Hoes, Corn Cutters and lJrier Scythes. Il
WOOD u SMITHS Il
10000 feet of Oak and Poplar Boards and Scanty
llns also, TAX Shingles at the Lumber Yard Of
WOOD. s. SMITH.
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FINAL Accounts.

Final Accounts.
Nvotico is hereby given that the following accounts
IN have been flied in the Probate Court of Harri-
son county, Ohio for settlement.
The final accounto of Aaron Conaway, Esp, execu-
tor of John Mckinney, deceased,
F4The account Of 1hos. Il. Larkin guardian, Of
Thomas H. Baldwin, Benoni $. baldwin, George
w Baldwin, and William Baldwin.
Account and exhibits of Harrison Miller of the
insovent estate ofThomas Hughes, deceased.
And that the same will be severaly examined and
passed upon by the undersigned on the 9Th day Of
August uext
b. w. vEIRs, Probate Judge.
Julv G I959
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valuable Property for Sale.

VdluaDle properly I0T sale. a
The subscriber wishes to sell at private sale, his
house and lotin Paris, Washington county Pa. The
house is two story frame, Al by %, with good
well Of water attached TO it. There is good black
smith shop OH the lot. Any person wishing to pur-
chase can apply to John Mccullough, Esq, in Flor
ence, Washington, county Pa the subscriber liy-
ing in Cadz. HENRY MILLER.
June %, 1858.
Washington Pa, Examiner publish the above to
he amount Of 81, and sen bbil 70 this office, n \.
T1ICK, Hatchett, Maddox, Hammer and Axe Han
il dies, splendi darticlo atthe
Jnne Is, 1858. BIG PADDOCK.
(NRlND STONE Hanginga, Tea Kgjtles Flat
VI Irons, Brace and Bits, ell kinds, Dog Chains
and Rnkes, can be had very cheap at the
juno IS, 1853. BIG PADDOCK.
II II Saws, etc, ETC., superb article, "never was
better in tho town Call soon at the
June l5, 1858, BIG PADDOCK.
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certify that the foregoing has been cor
reetiy compared with the copy published in
the North Western Democrat. .
JOHN SLOAN.
Auditor Of Harrison County.
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.. SEcRETARY's OEFIcE,)
,CoLuMDus, July Q, 1858. #
l certify, thai lhe foregoing laws correct
ly copied from the original rolls on file in this
office. WILLIAM TREYITT,
Secretary OF State,
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RI See Art. Ky. Sec. I, Of constitu-
ton
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Succession sale.

In the matter OF succession OF JUSTIN PiEr
dcceased-lN No 33s Proba'e--Sixth Judi
cial District Court, Parish Of East Baton
Rouge, Louisiana.
DY virtue ola commission issued in the
- above mentioned succession and 10 me
directed from the hon Sixth Judicial Dis
trict Court, in and for the Parish Of East
Baton Rouge and State aforesaid
will expose at Public Sale, on Saturday
the 5th duy Of November nert, 1853 at II
O'Clock, a. NJ. At the late residence OF the
deceased in the city Of Baton Rouge, The
personal property hereinafter set-iorth and
described, belonging TO the above mentioned
succession Of JUSTIN PETIT, late Of sad
Parish deceased, 10 wit One stone monu-
ment, one Stone Tomb, one Granite coffin,
one lot Of Granite, and lot Of Goods con-
sisfng Of Groceries, Liquors, &c.
Terms OF sale--cAsH.
oct lots. II. V. pABIE. Sheriff.
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Veutc de succession.

Dams paaaire he Ia Succession de Justin
pitet 66c6d6-lN 33s "Preuves. n--Cour
du Sixiame District observation-disclosures
d'Est Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
TNVERTU dune commission lance dams
II la susdite succession ct a moi adlesss
par iHon Cour du Sixieme District Judi
claire dans ct pour la Paroisse d Est Baton
Rouge ct Etat de Ia Louisiana J'exToseTal
en- vente publique, san,ed,. te 5n,e jour de
Noreaibre proniaia, 1853, a / J heure du ma
tin, la derniere demeurc du dit deiuht,
dams la Vile de Baton Rouge Les propai-
etc personnel ci-ap'es decrte ct NOMINEES,
appartenant Ia succession ci-dessns tnel.-
tonne de Justin Pitet, reinforcement de Gel
te Paroisse, DECIDE, sayoir:
Une pierre monument; IN tombeau en-
pierre; un cercucil de grant une quaint
tee de grant It une guanti'e de marchan-
disc. CONTESTANT de Groceries, Liquellrs. &c
Condition dc la Vente-CcNprnNT.
octiG-f5fs. II. V. BABiN, Sheriff
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Hat and Cap store.

THE undersigned respectfully informs
his friend, aud the public generally.
that he has opened HAT and CAP STORE
where he has Just received fresh stock
consisting in part of MEN and nof me
silk. Pearl. Cassimers, Angolas. Russia
Beavers, Rush, Mexican, Black and Pearl
Cassimers Moteloes, Paris Leghotns, kuf-
land. Planters, Camperchy and California
Hats. &c, &c Gall and examine them
A. \. BOOTH.
In the store OF Quiggins' Lafayette
street. lllie " ".
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PROCLAMA1 IONS.
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish

STATE OF LOUISlANA--- I1ytsh
If East Baton Ro1gc.
TN OBEDIENCEtoa proclamation issued
l. By bis Excellency 7. .. ll6beIt, Gov
ernor Of The State of Louisiana an election
will be helf in this Parish, East Baton
Rouge.) on MONDAY, Tht 7rn DAY or Nov
EapER, NEXT, A. D. 1883, it being the first
Monday of said month, for the purpose OF
electing one Representative to Congress, to
represent the third Congressional District,
composed 81 the Parishes Of Avoyel'es. Ca
tahoula, Carroll Madison 1ensas, Concordia,
st. Tamany, st. Helena, Livingston, Wash
ngtou, East Felciana, West Feliciana. PIT
Coupe East Ration Rouge, West Baton
Rouge, and lberville.
Two Representatives to represent the
Parish of Fast Baton Rouge, in the State
Legislature. One State Auditor Of Public
Accounts. One State Treasurer, and one
State Superintendent Of Poblic Education.
who shall hold their Offices for two years,
and until their successors are du' installed.
A Sheriff 10 Recorder, Clerk Of Court,
Coroner and Assessor for said Parish.
Said election TO be held as follows, TO wit
At the Court House Of said Parish, IN the
CITY Of Baton Rougc-pres;ded by Messrs
Henry Tomlinson, G.. w. Christine and }
W. Jones.
At the house Of Mrs p Townsands in the
plains-presided by Messrs Henry c
Young, 5. w. Newport and Vim, soweli.
At the house formerly Mrs. Greenwells
nea, Sandy Creek-presided by Messrs }
+. McCaa, James Cooper and VIM Kelly.
At the forks OF the road, near the hous'
of II. 3. HARRISON, Esq, presided by Mes y
+. Winthrop Brown, Absolum Dixon am
VIM. l.. Burnett, Commissioners.
ny-The polls to be kept open from
O'Clock. A. NJ, until 4 o'clock p. M. saI'
election 10 be conducted and returns to II,
made thereof, by said commissioners in al
respects according to the provision OF th
Constitution and Laws, in such cases mad
aud provided.
Given under my hand officially, a
Baton Rouge, on this 2ist day {
September, A. d., 1853
sept2?-td. II. V. BAms, Sheriff.
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Vente dc Succession.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA


yoisse TEst Batom Rouge.
Dams 'affaire de Ia Succession de Jesse y.
Mccrocklin, decide No al, "Preuves,p
Cour du sixiame District Jpdieiaire.
I'm vERTU dune commission lance dams
II la susdite succession ct d moi adressee
paI rHon Ia cour da sixiarne district Judi
clare, dams ct pour Ia diic paroisse d'Est
Baton Rouge ct Etai de la Lcpisiane, Jexe-
poserai en- vente publique Je,tdi, ie 3,ne jonr
de Nopmbre prohaia, 1853, a ] ] heures du
natin, d la dcrniere deneure du dit dcsunt,
dams la Vile de Baton Rouge, Les propr.i-
etc personnel ci-apres decrite ct NOMINEES,
appartenant la succession de Jesse b. Nc
Crocklin, reinforcement de cette Paroissc
decide, sasoir:
Une Jument ct son suivant I'm mu|et.
Une quantitt de meube ct menage Dc
cuisine. Conditions de la Vente--comlfaM.
oct20-IIfs. H. II. BABIN. Sheriff.
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To Planters and others.

r WOULD beg leave to call your alien
/ ton now, aud at the opening OF the
coming season tony large ard exceedingly
cheap stock Of Domestic Dry Goods winch
ootwitstanding the heavy advance OF Dom
estes, and every class OF negro wear am
enabled TO sell at low prices; ] am now re-
ceiyiug and will continue TO receive week
" through the season fresh supplies OF NO
/ Goods of this class, all ask is call
,nar1a-y W. d. PHILLIPS.
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DANCING ACADEMY
At THE CITY HALL.

MADAME CRERAE, Gate a.,,
M MadIlc. Julie Vincert) re- gtAg
y,inform the ladies and gen 3t:5.ts
,temcn Of Baton Rouge and its va =
cinity, that she will open her dancing class
on Tuesday the 9th Of November when she
able dances.
Gallop Quadriiles, Polka Mazeursa,
Gallopade Quadrlle, valse a cina Temps
Garman Polka, Moslo"iska.
Saloon Polka, Redowa "a''H
Three. time-walz La.sicilieune,
Schawl dance, Flower Dahce'
Pas SeuI. Fancy dances,
Cachucha, Horn iiPes
For Young Ladies and Masters.
nav. and hours of tuition Tuesdays,
Thursday. and Saturdays from TO q
O'Clock p. NJ. for ladies' and masters; night
class for gentleman, on the same days, from
s To 10 o'clock =. N.
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FIELDING NUSSELMAN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds
or CONFECTI0NARlES.

Conner Of Third and Laurel SITS, tnearly
opposite the Bank Baton Rouge
TVAVING this day REDUCED his prices,
Ii he is prepared to furnish all kind OF
CANDY at WHOLESALE and RETAIL on
more favorable terms than can be had in n.
Orleans; and having experienced workman,
his candy will always be PURE and Fresh;
care being taken that no deleterlots lngre-
dientD is used in its manufacture, as is too
often the case with confectionery purchased
at AUCTIONS and from irresponsible houses.
He trusts that the trade of this, and the
adjoining parishes, will give HIM their or
deis to fill, which he is prepared to do to
apy amount. having made arrangements fol-
the best quality of sugar in market. and be-
ing in correspondence with one OF the large
est houses in New York, to supply him witt
fancy confectionery and articles in his line
| Septemher 7-y.
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CLOTHING, &c.
w. ID. PHILLIPS,
&. A. LIONS
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE

La C1yettc Stfeei
IL the Clothing in this establishment u
n made TO order---of FRESH MITE
RAILS MD FASHIONABLE PIl.
TERMS. OF this fact, the public may icGI
satisfied. Il is an economy to buy sncf
goods, in preference to slop shop work yend'
ed at whatare wrongly denomnated "Chc.af
Storesn The stock now on hand consists
in complete assortment of Spring anc
Summer Clothing. TO which is daily be
ing added every thing new and beautiful
n-Gentlenen are invited to call and ex'
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