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~ HOWARD AssocrArIoN--July %, 1855
The swsg ssaemsn have bosa appointed cslss
| lac howard Association;
FIRST DISTRICT. sscoNp DISTRICT
40. HARRIS, c. kURsHREDr,
g. skAw, vi. ROBINSON,
IL. PALyREY, j. LIVINGSTON
JE. CALDWELL,
THIRD DISTRICT FOURTH DISTRICT
CIV. wH1TAII. J.J. BROWNE,
I'M. vAEDEeRIFF. j. WILLIS.
~ boastoas will also be resolved by the underssusd.
iyas D.LRIcAaDo. sssr.tary, 40 Camp s<sei
@R~ HOWARD ASSOCIATION - New Orleans
July w. IsThs relieving pracng Phy.csn. have kindly oT.re
Hs aaitsu services attending patient, under til, charge 81 M
Association:
Dr. .sMTTa, Annuneis,sa md Edward streets
Dr. BENEDICT, Magazine street, BartAosmsw.
Dr.. FoLWELI, Carondslet street, near St. Joseph.
DIR. sESsADoS, a. Tears tnfrmsry.
Rr. BALL, corner Of Hereales and Thalis shssts.
Hr.BALpWlN, 4oI Magazine street.
pr. MskGLVEY, u Csssndslst street.
Dr.e. W. CROSS, Is Nsysaes street.
Dr. MATTER street. Euterps and PoyRaia.
Dr.G. W. DIRNEYER, II New Basin.
d.. M'FARLANE, Of Circus and Poydras sR.Os.
DR. DALTON, ST. Charles street, over Taitersaus.
Dr. JACOBSON Union street.
Pr GoRING, Diamonds Now.
DR. KTsFFY, Phlippa street. .........
DrA. ~ BAYLEs, Tcasur!tsuls. street, near Orange.
Dr.. LuRToN ls7 Canal street.
Dr. EoBr. MALCoasoN, l46 Circua street.
Dr. JOSIAH HALE, Giroa nsBr st. Charles.
Dr. A. HART, ST. JOSEPH near Camp.
Dr. HlhK, is1 Anpunsslou street.
SECOND DISTRICT.
n. r. HAGAN, Bourbon Eeayils.
Dr. CRACou, IS DaaPhiA street.
d.. f. w BERTRAND, aia Basin street.
Dr. KEATz, corner Of Cont and MariaS.
THIRD DISTRICT.
DR.. KovALEsKI, 10 Hospital street.
DR.. BROWNING, Victory street, below the Railroad.
DR.. J. a. cANTRELLE, 10 Congress street.
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STAR planning MILL, corner of Hercules
~ caops on hand g,s ~ 900,
msui Of DR. tsStp tLooRtN CHILL
~ Lumber saved and dressed To osr Ahorie.t uoso
alla
FHvO COKE CONSUMERS From and after
Gas Light Company, August 2, 1885. ~
sg2 I'm - -P.E N. WOOD Tr.ssarer.
.EESO HARDWARE DEALERS AND BUILD
n lRS-rs9 boxes WINDOW CLASS. SseI .it,. nov laua
Ing nd in stsfs fgr sole by
iyislm ---c ~. lASyry II Isf,vstt. street.
.fNHEESE.-
- 800 boxes WESTERN RESERVE;
80 GOSHEN.
20 ZINE APPLE. For sa'a bv
aul9 4. u. O. IFTF 4 90 40 a,a Z, NJ Ia ,r..
4 uDER.-
u Ia barrels NEI-krF Lrn7r.
il 81 htr $ Iil shPA8NE CtuER.
in store .4l igg sale uy
sas a. y. GRl2FF ( co q aud a. Ola Iev.o.
sSEfpEk-50 bags, lunding from ship Inai-
as Nsleby T. HAlT tN.Vg lei ,uritar'1,s avs
4 ,ASfoR01lr-S0 hbls Blows No. !, in re
- ana "a E. hpALEY SO se ePleulss a., aulI
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FL HOWARD ASSOCIATION - New Orleans
Jolly ~ 5sThe following Apohscars have selected en-
bali OF the Howard Association:
FIRST DISTRICT.
J. G. YETsEH, ls0 Canal street, near Baroane
Ed CONE IS Camp street, opposite hatcher.
TLGfI9iAN co. corner Common and ST. Charles streets.
NJ S HiAMs, corner ST. Paul ,ad Gravisr street.
j. S. MCFARLAND, corner POydra4 asl Circus streets.
SERBIA, Of Poydras and Barsnps strees.
p RAI'BOT, corner ichsuporlAs and sroSns streets.
T. x. FiGLAY, corner julia aud Camp susse.
A. BINAGHl, eouor linton Wall All Tivoii Circle,
G, W. GRolS c5Fnsr Of Nspslrens DryaS.s streets
BthENN, Ia 6ryaaai street, sploa.s he Market
rPouLI0r. esrnsr Nsyass. aud Polymaia st-es.s.
E. BOLTON, corner Aayaano and Rs.slis streets.
l.. PAsSoLT corner Rae A4d chsap ilouLAA stre.u.
+. fREHERleKsoN, sss Tehou .toulAs street.
SECOND pGsTRU7.
sfcKLEs & co. 30 Csaa str3st
A. BEsLER eozsr Of Bcnviile and M.7as streets
a. ScH"AB caarflG srest bst NSsn Mais aud Madison,
c. ROBIN, corasr Of Orleans Ead Yilsra streets.
A. ESOUSsARD, esrner OF Royal .n2 Ho.ptal Etfsss
j. ALLhECIiI eorns, Claiborne street Asd ssysu Road
THIRD DISTRICT.
H. A. GOLDMAN, caser Louisa and crsataon strssts.
AJS. SHELLY, esner Of snghsn md Nsrs.u shseA.
g. LAPLAcE Gomez Victory and Eysia. Fis.ds streets.
F0gRTE DISTRICT
JNo. H. POPE conner Of Afsls aud Philip suses
T. hALLiA En-, Lssee bsr.su rhuiP sad sslsp,rn Streets
g HA@klSi, corner Felicity Road and Mssuaas street.
~ sstss viii be put us ApotksIls. above nsatoasd
who're persons applying for relief will evs tksy de,usns
IsaS. pH D.LElCaKDs Sc .,staYv
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Total. ..........,......,,.23 2n3 Is is
j. C. siMoSps, M. D., Sec. Board Health
CHARITY HOSPITAL for the a hours
ending at midnight on Thursday, lSt6 inst
Admissions. Yellow fever deaths -. q
Discharges ,....,....S5 Other deaths .,,,,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-20

From the foreign files by the Africa from Liv-
erpool to the 3oth ult. we make up the following
condensed statement Of news:
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10 Decidedly the most commend
able freak offashion, is the late innova.
tioas ponthe ancient forms Of tea par
ty invitations. Now it is fashionable
to say in your note at what hour the
compsny viii assemble-what to do
-and when to 60 away. This last is
the most important feature. We OBJ
serve that those who came first 20
away Last and nice vevsa. Fashion
able tes parties and sociable gatherings
have generally 70 be broken up by sys-
temasis yGwning and anxious enquiries
ebout Tie pesd Of the clock hands.
> rsferanse to whiph i always under
stood, but We lament to say seldom
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War IS L1r IA greet nany

WAR Is Lu1 "A greet nany
persons hese alked His question. md
many dllIsrsut ansusrs hare beensiv'
en- but none ssem altogether satishc-
tory. A man must lave seen It's in.
side a. well as its outside.-He must
have been On its left, . well as it,
right side and it is only then-stass
he has been buffeted about in the high.
ways and by ways for half century,
that he is entitled to have q voice in
answering the question, what is life?"
And what is It? The immortsl Bard
of Avon has said: n ar i8e
ut is tale full Of sound and fury
Signifying nothing" s.
.Ay, it is less than nothing-it is
but foot print on the shores Of eter.
nifty, that the tide Of time obliterates
"a bubble Cd the ocean-a mere
phantom, with less reality than the
fabric Of q VISION Why then,
such strife and contention TO live
Why then fret ones soul case out, to
strut for an half hour on the stage in
fine linen and frills? Why wear-away
the tangeable present, in fruitless at
tempts to reach q future that never
comes ? And yet such is life-man
wastes his existence AMY, deceiving
himself into the belief. that he is bet
ter than he is. and that the world will
come to an end before his own end is
at hand! Vain, frivolous thought--H
Take the word of one who has lived
long enough to know. that the world
is a farce-rendered more ridiculous
by every mans playing part that new
er was cast for him by the Great Stage
Manager. Turn therefore all ye SIN
ners and repent-ask for no more
blessings until you can appreciate and
enjoy what you have, and remember
the prophecy Of Murrian that "the
world will "surely have an end"
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70 We earnestly commend to pub.
lie attention . communication in yes.
terdays advocate headed 'Mr. Fill
mors and the Legislature We ex-
ceedngly regret that the paper must
pr force find its way out Of the town,
to the discredit of the Capital Of the
State certainly more contemplate
ebulition Of partazan prejudice and
folly, never was embodied in The same
number Of words. The idea that some
small politician, in this remote corner
Of the Union, should object to public
conpliments to the distinguished Ex-
resident. is something transcendently
and superlatively ridiculous.
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~At the inauguration Of Prei.
dent Pierce, the other day the cere.
monies were opened by . prayer from
the Rev. Dr.. Butler. This solemnity
has been neglected since the day Of
the elder Adams.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-18

~A cotemporary has long lead
er in . late issue headed Literature
and newspapers" Newspapers now
a-days are significantly styled litera-
ture. and literature they IRE truly
The newspaper press Of this great,
glorious and growing country. richly
deserves to be called literature. Il is
a press Of glowing ideals press Of
genius and intelligence press
weghty and portentious, with growing
events-in word liter-a-ture.
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II Els BANGS de rEglise y. Joseph &C.
IL ront' loue au plus haut enchknsseur h.
Dimanche des rarnesux, le 20me ~ do
Mars 1853, pour un ans. - felsonpes
qui acheteBont, sont notifies qil cont vslu
pour DIP compliant. H. v. BABIN, Soy
mars 16, ST.
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Ex-Preadent Fillmore. accompanied
by his family and a portion ofhis Cabi-
net, is about to pay his contemplated
visit to the SOathern States. He was
expected to arrived 4 Richmond. Va.
on the 10th inst, by a special tram
provided for the purpose. He would
be entertained as the guest of the city,
and preparations weres making by the
public authorities for a delegation to
receive him at Aqua Greek, from the
hands of the committee of citizens from
Washington.
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~The lhip HulSbok on her Last
voyage. brought over from Havre, a
cargo valued at two millions and a
half dollars. This is the largest cargo
ever brought from Havre by steam.
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, -
Fnn Ae Dass y - ~ ~.
Renpva9 az the Eegisls ture..
1
Inc p9 flety OF tne remq1n& e.
state Lc9afure nom nato, 1so1
70 tn's 05 mas Oeen neely 49,
o. aye sn 81 aPPea!s % % . mvs.ss
sneme wisn oe.sc,n e.1sn oas s I:
wno are ,nssEesee 10 ,ne saes = -. =.
quor. - esng Duslness = ~
.esaaon n,s Deen in'elluPsea - ~
'nan once y '1e ln'.Ioo an. ~.
proPoMuon' sno mere ~ D =. no -
ili-leenne cfea.eo Deswesn sne eoun.
memoers ana 'nose g Ne" 49, =
by its vexa !, .ecuIienee' y y :
n4ea ice. IN 'ne m'aJ =.
noi:y s8'.ab WY ~ 80 - sA~sS
sue9ece wnicn requires neatnss fe-
ration NOT reses!Sn IN ~ olscoD
ana 2! gives lul! pay % me- o. 49,
il'ghfs or Wnlon some q ouf OE'e,s.
Ian representatives. no % oslly CO..
Drsted:
IN oesp'te q we Anxiety Iseu
Dy the c'as q ieeisasois aimoeo @:
We are MOI al convinced tnas J. "oo'o
Denent e'tner me otase o. hooinana o.
the city O. New Or'eei % os.s the
law.msklng process cs1eu on IN the
miost q metropoll'an temptations ana
within immediate reech o. the wire
pulling and )oD nunnng conna'ernity.
Inc saturday deoench' wn,ch mas %
come q regular custom, ought 70 con-
tent those gentlemen VINO yearn nr
the fiesh-pots and tumblers Of New
Orleans. and the remainder Of the
week might be fairly devoted TO the
duties which they have been elected TO
perform.
1t is terrible mistake to estabIish
the Seat Of Government in agreat city
: since bribery and corruption OF every
kind are the inevitable results OF Ioca-
ton. That is the cp9estaon 70 Holding
congress IN New xor.. or any q sheI
hrsf class cities OF the Union, ana
some persons tnink that even wash
in8fon anoros 700 extensive an arena
for the man@uvres o. ofnce-nunscrs
ana sPecqiafors. One thing u CERTAIN
tnas the LEGISLATURE o. TINS ota'e 10
not 20 enureiy immacuiase ana ssfong
mlnoeo tnat It could Dc exposed % me
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-18

10 The Journal of Commerce d
the 9th ult., says The Maeedonia'
Capt. Abbott, is TO join the Japan
squadron, under Commodore Perry,
instead Of the Pacific squadron. as men
toned. This frigate mounts q power
ful battery, Of the new construction Of
she'll guns, which renders her superb
or, in the estimation Of good judges,
to any other frigate in the navy. The
squadron, when together, will comprise
about a dozen ships, heavily armed,
capable Of doing rough servise if necs-
sary. About half of them are steam
ers. #
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-18

~Some Of the wine belonging to
the estate Of Buloid Of New York, sold
under the hammer, few days since
at es1 75per gallon. Il is said that
some Of the wine dates as far back as
the night when lean Sir Jack. and
Prince Hal, took the purse at Cad
shill.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-18

~ln respect to the memory d
Isaac JoHxsos. the Legislature done
no business yesterday. The Senate
met in the morning and alter adopting
a resolution to wear the usual badge
Of morning they adjourned. The re-
mains Of our distinguished citizen
were 4 the landing on the steamer
Emperor about eleven o'clock. and a
large number ofperscns crowded to the
wharf 10 take . last look At the somber
home Of the stately and dignifed form.
that 20 recently stood before u.s.
Guns were fired at the Barracks as the
steamer passed, and Isaac JOHNSON.
the Governor. Attorney General. and
Judge VAS taken To- rest, forever in bis
native hills a St. Fz,ncisville.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-18

70 TIE New 0tlsans papers are
endeavouring to lug into the election
Of Chief Justice, the usual amount Of
pot-house politics.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-18

A City Of Dogs.-A Madras paper
contains interesting sAeieidal statistics
the curious, from which it appears that
in five years Madras had been relieved
Of about 1880 dogs, whose yelling
had been silenced for ever by a very
summary and eficacious process. at an
expense for slaughtering Of e253. The
period for authorized canicide COM
mences with the 18th of April and
terminates with the 18th Of September
Of each year, q period Of five months
30 that, on an average. 800 dogs we're
sent to their long last home in the brief
period Of one month by the club Of the
dog-killer, and thus put beyond the
possibility of getting rabid.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-18

st. Joseph's ChurclIk 80
THE PEWS in St. Joseph's cbdk will
i be rented out te tAs - bidder,
for the ensuing year, on PAID - N next
the Goth day Of Mach tis53 INN hate
ly after service in said Church. Brsons
purchasing will please recollect that they
are sold for cash. H. BABlN, Ssa'y. =
mar. 10th 81. ..A*4.H
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/ 70 A poor widow Ms asked how
she became 20 much attached to GER
tain neighbor, and replied. that she was
bound to him by several cords Of wood.
which he had sent her during q hard
winter.-Litevayy Museum.
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10 The Press of Cincinnati is az
itating the project Of paid FIRE de-
partment, or q substitute f. the pres
ent volunteer system. Il is contend
ed by some Of the papers that the vol
unteer system is . prolific source Of
vice and decentralization, and should be
done away with. 5 IN
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-18

CMriosities Of Geology.-It is
known as a fact in geology, that below
the depth Of thirty feet the earth be-
comes regularly warmer as we decend.
On an average, the increase is at the
rate Of one degree Of Fahernheat for
every fifth foot. At the bottom of the
mines Of Cornwall depth of one
thousand two hundred feet-the Their
mometer standsat Lightweight, eaqual
to high summer heat. At this rate,
rockyand metals would be melted twen-
ty miles below the surface and down
in the Bowels Of the earth, several
hundred miles, the heat would be ten
thousand times hotter than melted iron.
Who is there that can wonder At earth
quakes, when all things rest on . mol
ten sea Of fire @
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-18

~The Christian Shoemaker's
Motto-Never leave those shoes nm
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~UUkA ~ = " -
CORPORATION OF RATON ROUGE.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
A N election viii be held, on the 4th day
IA Of April. 1883, for q MAJOR, Town
Constable, Treasures, Collector and Anessof,
and sx electmen. The Mayor, Town Con-
stable and fDasner, Collector and Assessor
to be voted for ~ general ticket, and three
selectmen to be elected in each ward BY the
voters in their respective wards.
The polls Of the first ward will be held ct
the Court House, and for the selDnd ward, At
the office Of P. A. Walker, ). p, and will be
opened from . o'clock 4. n. TO 4r.M. 4
mar 10, NJ MORENO, Clerk of
9th Judicial Dist. Court East B. Rouge.
CORPORATION DE B.aToN ROUGE.
ELECTION MUNICIPALE.
TINE 9lectiepera tenue, le Anne jour d A
~ vril, 1883, pour On Marie, Constable.
Tresorier, Collector ct Assessor ct six
memhges du Conseil. lie Marie, Constable,
ct TrdS1sier, Collector ct Assessor seront
6lu par ticket g9nfnl, ct trois membres du
Conseil pour fh&que ward, 1equels seront
6lu par les victims des ward respectifs.
Les polls seront tenw dams le premier
ward Ia maison de Com, dams le second au
bureau de P. A. Walker, j. p, ct seront ou-
serts de neuf heures du matin jusqu'A 4
heures de papses midi.
N. MORENO, Grefier de Ia
Cour du 6me Dist Judiciaire E. B. Rouge.
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Flav0rimg Extracts.

EA0vOE1mS EXUf8Ct0s
THERE use are to communicate On
i agreeable and delicious favor to var-
ious kinds of food and beverage without
injury 10 thsir nutritious qualities.
have such u Almond, Orange, Rose, Van
lila, Lemon and Cinnamon.
hit. WADbkL.
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.OlOgme Water

Cologne Water.
EXTkACTS for the handkerchief, Soaps
u shaving Cream, pomatums, Hair and
Tooth Brushes, Chalk balls. &C., for sale
by H. T. WADDILL, Druggist.
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LOLA MoNTEs.-We see by the
Cincinnati Daily Inquirer that the
debut of Lola Monies, 1t the National
Theatre, was a most triumphant one.
The papers speak in glowing terms Of
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rWe are authorised toshsusslee r.
HUTCHINSON, EsQ, = :. candidacy lof
Selectman nom Ward No. 2. i'4ss e ssiils
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m W.D. PHILLIPS, -.
INFORMS his customers and the public,
i that he will open ON, the
1907 MA10H,
a large and Handsome assortment Of
NEW SPRIH0 GOODS
all selected by himself in New York and
Philadelphia from the latest importations
From his long experience, ~ eels conf
dent, his selections cannot fail to l1ease
the most fastidious. mar 49,
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"a 0kNnkeU IehoV u9u
ERaS tsoatsd - lido uppnI 81 a 4
wet iss l|ss said So J Ut
nrneR ! IN miles out = Tn 16e =
very tAi1 amount It IS b e.
vko. tia ~, il very fli1 slooki
d nj appeas 10. ehjpet - H. A.
lapgemenf, having gpns hops with the
lhfnsr, rsti6sd IL tsas ioa = To-
edo, Ohio, Repair icass. -
Alba Lssrenee iees biz Mans %
Ne Boslon petition for - repeal Of
the iquor law. with this addition =:
Believing the Inv should b nnte
ally nodded, and made moro consist y
ont with the rights Of American oisi-
sens." e
sae ------ ssesistl 4
They hayn's ceased lying about
Ko@uth yet. The journal q Com
neree slates that Kossuth while in |
the cQuntzJ ignsd = CONTRACT Viii fle !
agent Of % trneey, 1or the nsn1h -
tire q several hu1dred thousand 6all |
eatridees, several r1sces ofordinance. |
aud munitipns 4 ~ 70 Be delivered |
= . port On = nsdisssr.nean. is
wYwo thieves, who were SENT 10
the New York penitentiary : few |
weeks ago we're On Monday arInrted
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Considerable excitement has been
lately occasioned in Tahlequah, by a
report Of the discovery Of Gold in large
quantities upon . creek, known .,
Horse Greek, situated in the northern
part of the Nation.
Tbs Cherokee Advocate learns that
fifty men have lately started from
Maysvi]le in body, to secure fortunes
by that means II they can. The amount
Of a days labor is said to be from ten
to twelve dollars.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-18

a Situation Wanted.
A MAN who can give the best Of recon.
II mendations, wishes situation as Gar
dener. Apply At this ofaee. mar II It.
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Steam Ensines 4 sugaR Mills
BATONROU0E FOUNDRY.
THE subsctiben are Atting up Four
= 6tenn- Engines - folleWe:
One Eagine 12 inches y1inder, n. stroke,
With Sugar Mill nollen, Il loaG, % inches
diametsr, with wrought iron shafts. ,s
One do II inches cylinder, 4s1eet stroke,
with sagar-mll rolleis f. long, % inches
diameter. sga n 81 a.1qy
One do IL inches cylinder, I feet stroke,
with sugar-mill rollers 4 ieetlong, rs inches
diameter. ssssn a.gx
One 10 inchescylinder engine 3 l-2, stroke,
suitable for : ssw-mill q . medium size
sugar mill. q Sci
We are now extendine - buildings con-
nected within Foundry, d increasing the
machinery, and are enxbled to do Ill kind Of
Nork in our line that may Be con6ded to ~.
The patronage Of the public il respectfully
solicited. HILL & HENDERSON.
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More Light.

more Light
NALL at H. 7. Wsddill's and see new
~ Lsmp. that gives better light than
oil, without greese, smoke or smell, and
well not blow up, as camphine does.
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n OWa OPENING.
A large and carried assortmesst Of
centlenen's luR1ishing Seols 4
c. AllONsS.I LAFAYETTE ST.

This stock comprises every article Of
gentlemen's clothing, manufactured in IT,
New York and Philadelphia marheh ex-
pressly for the Spring and Summ1r Trade,
and in the bat and most fhshionaS1e styles.
Gentlemen desiring COOP articles u cloth
ing will call At 1ILON'g' before purchasipg
elsewhere. mueh 10 Il
Hay, Corn; 0atI 40 Bsnnl
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20 boxes Dairy Farm Cheese,
10 boxes do Cream Cheese, very choice.
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A Nes1s woman, eool cook swasher and
IA ironef, for which good price will b
paid. mar-0. \. G. HUTCHISON.
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