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FANCY ARTICLES, PERkUMERY. &C

NOV o. hand and for sale at Stat;on.rG Hall al.
~ jti ling the Irving Hotel. an extensive assert
mint Of Perfumery, Parma Cologne. Sans Toilet and
ether Soal IS Balm of Coumbis. Tooth Powders
Brus hes and all other artc pertaining tie Toilet
Ais, the Water Proof French Polish" for Boo,s
and Shoes.
All of which We will sell ut least hi~ty per esns
cheaper than they ca be purch sed elsewhere
Muse + ur cents per page. Cali at
an ID STATI0NlRS, HALL
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MUSIC, MUSIC. MUSIC.

\OW on hand and FIR sale at Staff ,ner's Hall, ad
~ hnirg the Irving Hotel, very superior assert
.en1 If standard mu j.: and musical works. Of every
.r and V'rrty-cons>ting publica tions f ON the
'a'n s, ltrtious Il ON the most admired Operas,
-, Va would Also call attention TO ur stock of
.n;.' worms for church serviee-aso. new work
'e tie singing School Companion" con. ist ng
-, crei and seoul music. considered by eminent
P"b shed Ca at
jan " SrATIONER'S HALL.
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READY-NADE CLOTHING!
ALL f. ST EPHENS,

w l. l. T. II Z p HI T. NSs
Ready made Clothing and Quitting Estdbli.h-
ment, Penn. duenue, betreen 9th and
10th sts. merit to Iron Hail.
WE would respectfully say to our friends and the
w public. that We have enlsrs ed and extended
our Clothing Establishment. making it one Of the
largest aud most extensive C.othios Depots in this
part IF the country.
We are prepared to make to order the most fashion
able and elegant assortment Of
CLOTHS, CASSINLREs, AND yEST;NGS.
TO be found in tie City, at prices as low IS thoss
bought at the cheapest ready store in Wsshing
n, and of SUI erior make and flush We are deter
mined t. give entire satisfaction.
We keep coast .ntly ON hand q large, general, and
complete assortment Of
READYMADE CLOTHING
OF the Finest and First Quality, at prices to suit the
times.
~ Every kind of Clothing made to order
WALL STfPHENS
Penn. av, let. 9th and 10th SITS
First dt or east of the Iron Building.
Also at our Establishment three doors east of No
tional ffotpl frb2l
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CHANGERS:

NANAGER
w. L. Jones. c. Sherwood
X. EcklOff. w. Hutton
!. VI. r; ioush. ". Warrington.
r. F. Alexander ]. :. S ss'ord.
II. l.. Muldh ton. g. Brashears
B w. Brown. A. McGunnagel
IL. l. Barron. W. Rabbit
X lila rison. II. Killer.
T.. Cunningham. s. Lewi..
J. Rabbit. J. Moore.
~ VI. dragon. h. Laporte.
W. IL. West. d. Connolly
J. burch. Il. St.John.
A. Der. II. Gorbutt
F. Norris. j. H. sullivan
J.Mier. fh,s
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HOUSEKEEPERS' GOODS.

HoUSEKEEPERs' GOODS.
1OHN NJ. DDNN BROTHER have just opened
u and arranged handsome assortment of Goods
suitable for the season, viz:
Pari III Marble Gods
Pal Ter Mache and French painted do
Fr nch China and Berlin Iron Got DIS. as Cups
and saurers, Mugs, Cardstands, and Match
Boxes, Dresden China, very b .ndsom-, Bss
ketS an " ork Boxes, Portable Desks &c.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome Castors Mugs Tea Sets
Card and Cake Baskets, Goblea, Forks and
Spoons
Mussrds, Salts, and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS,
Solar. ETHEREAL. Hall &C
BRUNZED GOOns
Fenders. Dogs, Shovel and longs Spittoons
Candestirks, Candelabras, iiatracks, Looking
Glasses.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very large gilt frame, mahogany, and walnut
Looking CLASSICS, Bracket Tables.
FURNITURE.
Several anhsome painted Chamber Sets, very
cheap and good
Bureaus, sofas, Extension Tables
Chairs OF many patterns and sh.Iles and mate
Bessead, Beds, Mattresses, and Feathers in
the bag
China. glass; stone, and crockery Ware in
guam tiles, large stock, we'll assorted, and
cheap.
Toilet Sets Candles; ticks Cake Boxes
Bru-h her, WOODWARD. Iron Ware
Clocks o. veral varieties and patterns, 80
hour and day. Our stock is certainly the
NEST complete Of any kept in the District
Ielhaps at any other place.
We invite call from pei sons in want Of Particles in
the line OF housekeeping, and We fatter ourselves
they can be accomm dated at our establishment
promptly and at reasonable prices for tue quality
as at any ether place
JOHN VI. DOM h BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 10th and 18th Its.
dec Soft
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ALL HAIL! ALL HAIL!

w G. CHOATE HAS LATELY DI-COy-
w Erred ailhealing SAiVE. which will
cure Corns, Bunnions. warts. &c, e.. Tie remedy
is saf. and No cauteiizing substance is used.
Residence y street, one house north If pennsyl.
vania avenue. fah l.
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL
TO THE
FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY.

EHE AkLlNGrON CLUB respectfully a.nounoe
to their friends and fe low tz-ns that tney in.
tend giving Complimentary Bail to the Frank in
Fire Company on Friday evening, March 4tn 1853; at
Apollo Hall, on Pennsylvania avenue.
Tickets 81, to be had IF any of the Managers and at
the ~
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Letter from Hon. Henry Cloy.

ASHLAND, Goth July, 1919
Dear Sir: wish to express to you the graf fcstoS
derived on receiving the July number Of the Mrr.
chants Msgazi he and Commercial Review from view
ing your rtrait in the beginning and from reading
your address to your friends at The end OF it, When
We feel under OBJ igations to those who have cont- b.
ut tn our information aud smuss ment We are nat
urally desir JUS to Iossess know ledge Of them CT
their appearance, Of the features Of their counten-
ancr and of the character and habits Of their mind
which W. can acquire. Y>u have placed YOUR num-
srous re-: derS lat least you have me, if NAV not
speak 70 the") under those obligations; and the
number of your valuable work nov lefurx me- ia
some d gree sat sizes the desire to hich have slu.
ded.
have become quite familiar with the Magazine
ard Review and have no hesitation in ressing nv
humble opinion that il is eminently entitled 10 the
nubic regard and support 1t collects and arrange.,
in good order, srse amount of valuable statistical
and other information high y useful not only to the
mer liant but 10 The statesman to the cultva or OF
the earth. to the manufacturer, to the mariner in
short to all casses Of the BUSH ess and reading com.
munity.
Entertaining this opinion, I am glad that it hiss
been. and hope that it may continue to be- literally
patronizei.
O1erif 6 you cordial assurances Of nv esteem and
reg ud am truly your friend and obedient servant
Ere. man Hunt, esq. H. CLAY.
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Letter from the Hon. Vim. H. ,Seuard.

My Denr Fir: Have the eoodness TO pisce my name
on your Ii of :ubsc1iters for The Merchants Mags
zine. regard it ss an invaluable work Il r the
f all who wou' md, r-taDd MT M rely commercial
operations in this exeI ding country. hut the bscs
sid numerical questions involved in the sdninif.
trnio tfthe government
lam, vi rIest respect. your humble scrvsnt,
WILLIAM II. SEWAhD.
freeman Hunt, efq.
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JOHN N. DOM, & BROTHER,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CITY OF
NEWELLS PATENT SAFETY LAMP FEEDER.
WARRANTED to prevent all accidents from the
w use OF Burning Fluids. Any one seeing the
jets VII he PEI fett sati> fed of their sa'ety We
nave them htted t. the Solar. Glass and Brittania
Lamps Also Extra tteads and Tubes to fit any Lamn
For sale, VIII 'iesa- ani retail. by
JOHN VI. DOM. Il BRO
Penn av., ct 10th and 18th streets
feb 10
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PROSPECTUS eF THE
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
TO Mechanics, Inventors, and Manufacturer

To Hechanics Inventors and Manufacturer
Il lie pub ishers of the Scientific Anne, icxn' re-
] spectfuily give notice that the Sixth Volume #
this valuable journal commenced the tw nty frsi
OF er, of ring favorable OF porunity for all
to subscribe who take interest the progres a,
development of tie Mechanics, Arts. and Manufac.
lures OF our country The Oh racter of the Scientific
American is to- we'll known throughout the country
to uire Diet tied acsUunt of III. various subjects
uiscu. sed through it, columns.
The aim of the publishers is and has been to render
it the most thorough AID useful scientific journal in
the country; and to judge of this, by comparing
circulation and Influence with other pu rions of
the same class they have unequivoca evidence of its
vlue, AS the leading exponent OF The Arts and sci
1t is published weekly as heretofore in quarto form
on fine white pa 8fforsiing IL e end Of the year
an Illustrator Encyclopedias of over Iour hundred
pages, with an index, and FRI m five to six hundred
original Envravinps, described by letters If re:er-
ence; beside vast amount OF practc information,
concerning the progress Of Scienttc and Mechanical
i'll provements, Chemistry, Civil Enc ineerng Manu-
featuring in its various branches, Arci ecture Ma.
sonry Botany-n short it embraces the eutire range
OF the Ats and Sciences.
1t also possesses oIi9inal feature net found in
any other weekly journal i'm the county viz an
Official List of Patent Claims, prepare expressly for
its umns at the Patent Office. thus constituting it
the American Repnrtory OF Inventions"
In ,nneXion with the publishing d. partment, the
proprietnrs transact the most Intensive h, me aud
f,.gn Patent business done in this country conse-
Quenty their facilities must lie corresponding su.
peror.
Terms-$2,oo per year, in advance; 81 90 for six
months.
ALI letters must be post all and directed to
MUM &C.,
Publishers If the Scient,f: Anne, lean,
jan IA No Fulton street. New York.
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21.A JOHN WAGNER, &8
Carver and Glider.
PENN. AVENUE, BETWEEN 18th 4 18th SIS.
WASHINGTON &C. eh4-
notice.

H LEMON, Upholsterer will be happy to serve
IL the citizens Of Washington in all that spper-
'ins to his profession. Faithful Workmanship guar
anteed in all cases. no remuneration for ser, ices
expected. The pubic respectfully invited to call
IL his improved balance weight fixtures for cur
tans at his pace Of business On llth st. eet near
PenDsylvani, avenue.
Reference to Messrs Clagett podson and Prof
Chas G.. Page. feb o.
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Letter from the Hon Thomas IL Denton.

hpin lo4y
Mr.. Freeman Hunt. sIR owe on many thanks
for the opportuDiti hava had resd the Merchants
Magazine and have g. und il in rsaii 20 lie Maya
lin.. and that we'll re lenishei of al TITO useful
matter viii h the title would imply, aud presented
with fulne and rlesrness which deli -hs while 4.
instrucs. 1t is, in fact mer hsnt's tuagaziIs in
the large acceptation Of tie Its no 20
between nations. n, large operst" bring many
del srlmen's Of knowledge, and aview of the stse II
the ~orid. into d~i rcqui,iiiou. But it Is not the
rrcat mercha,t only. but the ore Of more modcst,
but. nevertheless. Of most Us. ful operate nf-:hs
merchant of the interior a.so-who will find this ma
gain. abound with the information The pursuit
of his business and the elevation II the mercantile
character requires Nor is its utility vt oil confined
TO rchau hut extends to the legislator and diplo-
matiet snd to all who arr Oh rged with managing
the xffair- of the nation. or myself have found
it mcst useful to me in my senatorial lsbors, ard
hive cen in the habit for many years If refuly
consulting il.
Very respectfully, sir, yonr obedient .eryspt.
THOMAS LII. BENTON.
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G. L. GIBEhSON,

DRACTICES in all the Courts Of the District and
ate. DDS to the prosecution of Claims befsre Con-
gress and the Executive Departments
CO Office Louisiana avenue ne ar Seventh street
ian s.
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The Merefsnt.' Magazine il publithed monthly, On
l42 Fulton street. New Yoik, BY Freeman Hunt, and
fprui,bsd - RlSAnAu m Hive DAsy ys9. IN
MsAtB In -
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BE. N. sTRATr0N, Auctioneer.
P.nnsyI' ania AUenue, near Ninth street.
4 ,lANIS Eruif Treea RnIh. &c.

| ou ruesl,y M ,ruing, Marc I, at IL Cock, ut
The store occdlii by VI. RaIle'. Florist, Pennsyl
Tani, avenu-, between 9th and 10th streets, (-outh
sileJ shall Sell | r - and choice collection of
Plants TREE, aud Bulbs, comprising the fol. wing
varIelleS,vz
Cams.isJ poncas Magno'ias, Rhvd .Gendrume,
Azhee' PGony Trers, Or .nge Tres.
,leaniers. ii asperums Cale Jasmines
Metrtcil los. Mass Roses, MOI THY Roses, &c.
Pear, Ap lie, 4pri OF. p um and Cherry Trees
Also. achoi'e selection Of Gra,e Vines
liyarin'hS, Tu ips, Narcisses, Jonquil
Croc1s. Lii =. hOnuncuies, AuemOuieJ
Tube Roses. DAhias. Pnony kouts, &C.
The who" will Re arraI geJ assorted lots, war.
rahttl uni. and heaiti Condition.
frt'eular atentiIn gve.i To packi Y AMI forward.
itgh oaltr'u 70 any part of Tie United state.
u Terus: T. .sh feb .6-dls
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS
NATIONAL THEATRE.
W., f. a: MARSH .LL................SoLEL LESSEE
an M "a fENN) .......AcTING 4 STAGE MANAGER
" - ~ 1AAf fESoN TREASURER
LAST APPEARANCE OF MRS. FARREN
THIS EVENING, FEBRUARY
VIII De presented the thrilling Drama in three act.
call
MARY TUDOR;
OR, THe ARTISAN AND JEW
Pas Espagnol Miss Annie Walter,
TO be followed by the laughable Farce Of tn.
MILLER OF MILESTONE
Nate Csrraway. ...................M Mrs. Farr.n
10 conclude with the Drama, written by IT. p Graf
tan: e-q and founded upon incident. which &C nal
~ occurred dur ne the Irish Rebellion. the mo
txci Ing and momentous period in the history of
Ireland, in three acts, of the
IRISH SYBIL;
OR, TaE REBEL CHIEF
Eu"arl " brl H.. ...............-......Mr. Fenno.
Noiah VDonneil. .....................M Mrs Farren
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GRAND BALL.
And Musical S"tr~e at Carusi's

UhANU DALI.
And Musical S0irec at Carusi,s
Saloon.
THE WASHINGTON LlGIIr INFANTRY BAND
have the pleasure Of announcing to their friends
and to Vi o's 10 The Metropolis that on the evening
OF the Presidents Inauguration. 9th March,) they
will give Grand Ball and Musical Soree Every
arrangement has been made to make the entertain
ment worthy # the occasiDn The adm rers of Terp.
i"re wi have an opportunity of EMO, ing them.
selves to their hearts delight, while the Band during
t. evening will perform some OF tn. most beautiful
selections o the best comp,s rs.
s Tickets 81; to be had at the door and the usual
places.
MANAGERS
John W. Maury. Major r. Kevworth.
Richard Waliach. Mni.,r C. = w ,llach
Walter Lenox. Capt Schwarzman
John p Pepper. Wi SON.
Jneph Peek. T. b. Kew.
IN. III Winter. Bacon.
JOS. y. Davis Tate
DIR Vim. b. Bits Rr dfri.
James Y. Davis bright.
Henry E. Robinson. p II Brooks
(h"rleS W. Ilrydon. Daniel tatc:iffe.
Ciiailts f. Ball. Joe Shlington.
b 25-td
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N ARRIVAL at BROWNS HOTEL.
n just receive d ON The mandatory of VIM. l..
McCauey, of Baltimore
One case of Patent Ccrk-Sole Boots
One cass Of Double-Soe Bools
One case Dres Boots
For sale at the Fashionable Root Store Of
dec 4 j. MILLS.
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Blankets, sheetings. Table Diapers, &c.
IN hand Blanets f al: sizes
" Linen and Cotton shestings, all widths
Table Diapers of all qua tiles,
together Nj many other desirable 800 Is, chcan
WI r. RILEY,
1oI-ZW der the Gas Office
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EMBa0lDERlEs AND LACE GOODS.

| HAVE this dav opened a fine lot # the above
30 ais f this Springs imrorta i'm, which invite
'Ai La lies TO call And exau lie.
L'c1 Steve, IS cents to $500
-" liabiEs - LEO
Muslin :" 37% $40
q" Sleeves 20 /" - 80
= MuSq '.itur Collars all prices
Also Va emi. Lace and Edge
Nus IL Inserting and rdrr,
tnmhi >, Edge, and INSERTING,
liui Bands, &c.
leo Zb-3' A. TATE. Agent.
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w RITING Desks, Ladies Work Boxes
w Geu emens Shaving Cases
FL ,htday Clocks. Il superior article
Porte Monaies, Bird Gag s, &c. rec. lived and for
sale low at the th street Fancy Store I'd below f..
dec "a A. HAMMOND.
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Extract Of Letter from Milford Fillmore
~ have resd it (Mer hant's Magazine) With q
good deal Of attention, and have he ist'on in
ing that think it ON. of the most valuable psri1di-
calls that WAS ever pub ished. To tie mrrcLaLt %
seems quite iDdi pensabs, and 10 the ftates man and
msn of general information almost equal da4irable
IT j. grand REPOSITORY Of useful facts and nforma
tion. Viii can lie -four d nowhere g. we'll diecsted
md so accessible in these numbers. only regre,
that do OF own the whole work.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-03

70 INEBR1ETy OF PoLuICs-The Alb
erdeen INDEPENDENTS mississippi
paper, is out with an article full OF
flaming types Of both Roman and
Italic form.
Mr.. Rogers-Frank Rogers is candi-
date for Governor of that honest and
honorable great State. We learn he
Mr.. Rogers says: ''HE is NOT IN FAVOR
OF THE NEXT LEGISLATURE PASSING
ANY LAW, TAXING THE PEOPLE TO PAY
THE BONDS. Such is Rogers record
and We defy any one to deny It
Will any one deny it. Will any man
dare say that his position is wrong?
Freemen of Monroe, when pot-house
politicians would falsify his position,
vindicate your gallant Rogers" All
that we have noticed the Aberdeen
sage for, is to express the hope that
his gallant Rogers" will be overwhel-
mingly defeated.
We doubt not that in less than a
half century, when the present gen.
eratin has gone down to the shades"
that Louisiana will have to call on her
sister States, to weep with her for the
loss of her honor and credit. When
bonds will have accumulated on bonds
and interest on the interest thereof
until the shackled energies Of the State
will be locked up, aud the people
vamous like WATERWAYS, at high tide
but that time has not come, and We
may rise in yirtuous Indignation a
the disgraceful bankruptcy of Mississ
ippi. There is no disgrace in STATE
or individuals being "brohe' as thu
PHRASE is, but when the obligation
contracted in good faith, are denied
we ale willing to exclaim over sucl
an effusion as this from the Aberdeen
philosopher, 'Oh shame, where is tn.
blush
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MAJOR A. NJ, DUNN.-The Major

MAJOR A. NJ, DUNN.-The Major
returned to town on Tuesday last
looks well-and is in his usual flow
of fine spirits. He has not been idle
in his absence, but has been adding
golden opinions to those already won
throughout the Parish, and State.
The Major is of the class Of Pol'tl-
clans we admire-he is bold aud fear
less in his opinions, and will not be
used against his will, by wire-workers.
1t is not necessary to speak of the
Majors qualifications, for the arduous
duties of law making. In this paTic-
ular he has not his superior in the
field. His practical business hab-
its, ana knowledge of men, eminently
qualify him to represent the people in
such a body as our Legislature is
composed of-shrewd ;asglers who
understand the stage tricks ard leger-
domain of modern politics. Of one
thing in this connection, We feei sat
isfed, that Major A. NJ. Dunn will be
elected-and with no less certainty
than that which the coming time hang:
on.
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~Cornel:us Vrooman. the mar

Eg" Cornelius Vrooman, the man
who has been on exhibition in New
York for sometime past, becaR he
had singular propensity to Sleep"
is dead. Poor fellow he should have
died long ago, the modification (only
repaid by money! which he has caused
his anxious parents, might have been
spared. Now if the bloated fat wo-
man would lay down and die, what in
the world would the great city Of
Gotham do, for something to wonder
at
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-03

re- There ia a fair probability, that
Bishop Doane's case will be frightened
up again, and brought before the pub
lie. We hope that it may be made
more interesting than it has been, il
not we would respectfully advise the
Bench of Bishops to keep the details
Of the trial to themselves.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-03

CAROLINE CHApMAN.-We miss
the name of this accomplished and ell
egant actress from the advertisements
Of the San Francisco Theatre. When
we were about town, it used to shine
resplendent, the brightest Star in the
histrionic armament. Where is ste
to be engaged? We want to see the
little Beauty play again before we
dies. F.. Herald.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-03

70 The fact that, that Elegant
Steamer is afoat, the New Magnolia,
is evidenced by shower of warm
morning papers before us. Capt, St.
Clair Thomasson commands her, of
course; and that obliging and polite
gentleman Mr.. VIM. N. Gaines is
clerk. Maj, Richard Markham has
our thanks-Col.. Pete Millette, and a
host of other friends whom we desire
to recompence in some more substantial
manner than by thanks.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-03
NOTICE.

Sixth JudiciaI Dist. COurt-Par-
ISL Of East Baton Rouge.
WHEREAS Joseph W. Cha man ofsaid
w Parish, has applied to said Court to-
be appointed administrator of the estate OF
Sarah GerhoIt late of said parish decd.
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested to show cause within ten days
from the first publication of this notice why
the said application should not be granted
oct 25w2t NJ. MORENO, CLERK.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-11-03
NOTICE.
Sinth Judicial Dist. COurt-Par-

SlrtH Judicial D2St. CONTt-PdF-
ish Of East Baton Rouge.
WHEREAS Thos Prendergast of said
w Parish, has applied to said Court to
be appointed administrator OF the estate OF
Sarah Gerholt, late ofsaid parish decd.
Notice is hereby given to all persons IN
terested. to shew cause within ten days
from the first publication Of this notice,
why the said application should not be gran
ted. oct 25-2w M. MORENO. Clerk.
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$50 REWARD.

DROKE Jail at Baton Rouge. on the
ID night of the 22d instant, three negro
men. as follows
JIM, a griff, ebout $ feet 81 inches
high and about % or 30 years old-A
has some scars on his neck and one on-A1.
his forehead over the left eye, caused by
burn or scrofula-very intelligent and quick
spoken.
JOHN, boy. 10 years old five feet 2 in
ches high; very black nose inclined to Ro-
man. very round and compactly built.
LEWIS, about feet St high. black and
very ragged dressed. in cd white homes
pur cotton. Jim and Iohn both have gray
kersey cappots new--also new shoes. l
will give the above reward for the delivery
to me of the above negroes. or $40 dollars
for either of them. JAS. J. ODOM,
oct25-tf. Jallor.