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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-24

Arrest Of Uotl Thief-A respectable appearing young
named Fnney Hanford was on Satu day evening
found concealed in lodging Of the Astor House,
which, ii thought he entered by means OF false key,
with intent to steal On searching his person ske
keys found and he forthwith taken before
Justice Osborne who, upon complaint being made against
him by Mr. Setson one of the proprieors OF the hotel
committed him TO prison to awnit exa nination.
DishoneS SvrdnL-Mary Miller. servant in the family
of Mr.. William Frey OF No. Is Commerce street,
Yesterday arrested by Officer Lamb of the Ninth ward,
charged with stealing money and clothing to the amount
of forty dollars from the house of her employers The
property was recovered and the accused was held by
Justice Stuart to await examination
A Prize Fight Prcrated-In ormation was sent about
eight O'Clock yesterday morning. to the Eighteenth ward
polio. station that fight about to take place At
stone quarry the foot of Thirty eighth street. East
river Lieut. Bennett with force OF police repaired to
tho spot where they found large number Of rowdes
the police managed 10 pass through the crowd and soon
got to tho place where the ring being formed and
found the fighters in attendance with their seconds
tho rngleadsra aud succeeded In capturing one OF
thcm the others too quick for them and ran OIL in
various directions. One of the fighters jumped into
boat and rowed towards the Long Island shore; he was
pursued by officer Burden in another boat and soon both
landed but the fighter had get too great start OF his
pursuer and successful escape The arrested
was taken before Justice Stuart, and held to await ex
animation.
Of Mr. Richard Hughes OF Mai ony county Ohio, at pre-
sent passenger the ship Liverpool lying in the
stream, stolen from his apartment on board the
vessel broken open and robbed of its contents which
consisted Of clothing $50 in gold coin and draft the
Royal Bank Of Ireland for $50 stcrng Mr.. Hughes
on shore at the me and upon returning to the vessel
missed his trunk and after It in the possession
four Of the sailors who threw it overheard in his pre-
Vest eray morning he went before Justice Obornt
and preferred complaint against them, and officers
Martin and Bowling, Of the Lower Police corxt, wer
dispatched to arrest them which they did and also
ccedcd in recovering the stolen clothing b neither th
draft money could be found, though the ship wa
thoroughly searched The prisoners were taken befor
the magistrate who locked hcm up n await examination
Their names are Thomas C.ark George Franklin, Joh
Bradley and James Mills,
Theft Of CIohing-Oneer Boyer, Of the Eleventh ward
yesterday arrested tso men, named Samuel McDOnal
and Lewis lambers charged with stealing three coats
valued NJ SAL fro'a the house Of Jonas Silver No 4
secussd wsss s,d by Justos wsLh to await szamlnAol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-24

organ is an article In this mornings Sentinel paper re
Gently established here by Southern democrats Speakny
the recent sudden change in the Richmond Enquirer from
being in favor of the position of the national of
New York and the stand taken by the NEw York HERALD,
and now being mere echo Of the Union trying to go
beyond even in its abuse of the national democrats and
the HERALD the Sentinel thus expresses the sentiments of
the Southern national democracy upon the tratorous
duct OF the EnqHrer- But the country Ashland asks
with emphass-Where be the guns that lately poured
their voeys into the ranks of the mercenary soers
Where be the aworh soldiers that manned those guns
One after another has abandoned his post and apps
In the ranks of the enemy We're they hireng soldiers
or did they desert from ear9 Can they hold up their
heads and face honest men, after their than Arnold
eassnS That the of the people Nor tn and South
particularly of the South and the majority of the PRESS
are with We believe firmly that the free
soiers against and the national democrats in favor
of upholding the constitution of the country. We would
not speak harshly but feel keenly the shame of
these sudden and unexamped aposaces few and ncon-
siderable though they be- As for the UR it is edited
BY a Mr. Nicholson, OF Tennessee, remarkable prin-
cipally for being the to whom a letter was
once written and more recently of the most turbu
lent secessioniss at the Nashville Convention where he
supported the reasonable resolutions there presented
His advocacy of the abolition faction is merely
faction The two factions in hopes by dnt of the
government pap to be able to crush those who by
the passage Of the Compromise crushed their
treason but two years age This the issue forced by the
Cabinet On the country" PETER THE HERMIT.
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Personnl Intelligence.

The Historical Society of Pennsylvania held meeting
the nth inst. when it announced that the Hon.
Charles Ingerso would deliver the annual address at
Reading the sth of November.
Capt. g. W. Cutter, author of the Song of Steam J"
and various other poems, has been divorced from his
wife, by recent decree of the Kenton Circuit Court Of
Kentucky.
ARRIVALS.
From Norfolk, 30, In the steamship Roanoks-A Griffith
Marcus lberrat L Harrington, Hill, Powell, G
Williams w Williams Mason, Mrs Cahili, Ogns,
Page, Coleman, Darlington Richard Bruce, III
Davis Capt w Smally and lady, Miss 5 A GOODWIN G
Hill, lady child and servant; Mrs Whiting, Miss Clark,
Jordan, DR. Whiting-S In the steeragc.
DEPARTURES.
For New Orleans in the steamship Star Of the southCapt
Waterman and lady, Masendorf, Iecisne ii w Jones'
Oal smith, Scanlin, lady and daughter Hufty DR.
Mclure Miss Randall Mrs Gordon, Mrs Beck Nichols
Elgee, w Davis Woosey lady, two children and
want, Mccall and servant, Mccall, Davenna w Will
lans, French Geo Hancox, st Clair Edwin Walters
Alex Declouret Amos Chas Robinson Ernest Fourner,
Louis Evans Geo Murdoch, " Percy Henry Springer, w
Springer Henry Aorre Gleason John Clarke, r Henry
Davidson John Clark and lady, Miss McEnney, Mr.
Davis and lady, Maddocks, j. Mueller, Adam Miner
Holden, Hannaly Fitzpatrick, Fakek. J Abram, E
Gourncr, Pnkcns, Mrs Tcft, Miss Morne. and twenty
in the
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election to the latter Office in 1885, and died in pri-
vate life in August, ls47. He was, beyond all doubt,
the most talented among the seventeen Senators re-
fered to- if not the most able of the leading support
ers Of Van Buren,.
We have now over the list of the associates of
our new Collector, in the most important political
transactions of his life. twenty-five years ago, or
more, the people Of this State wondered how long
the rule of the Albany Regency would endure. 1t
remains for the democracy of the State aud nation
TO decide whether this Van Buren dynasty shall be
perpetuated much longer by the management of
Secretary Marcy, John Van Buren, and Redfeld.
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80 OHIO -TYPE FOUNDERY,-7
! GUlEEORDI AND, JONES,

N. GuILFoRp,sa yirsluEd. naf ,al5!p NV. JONES.
Il SECOND STREET. BETWEEN syGAMoRE AND BROADWAY,
'''.'' ~ CINCINNATI, OHIO. q "a, =, =.
,43Il G6i Every Description of o 4 Sis' 10 ="
BOOK, lob lAND1NEWSPAPER TYPE
CONSTANTLY an HAND, y = AHuFAcruREp DIR. i
prepared to furnish and at the lowest
prices variety OF Types to be found in their
Specimen Books, and the best Printing Presses
Large lob Letter. in all its varieties or Metal and Wood,
Flowers Cuts, Ornaments &c, will be supplied,
nished TO order, at the lowest current prcesv 90 s
From their long experience and practical knowledge in
Type Press making and large acquaintance with the
the West condento Of being able to give
entire sqtisactionto to all who may favor them their
Inatr ronh L'' y '.s>-' - 80 - '
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Spring, and Summera,C Clothing.
eSTEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor,

A NNoUNcES to his old friends and customers and the
n public generally that having business
he receiving at his new Store Room in the SPRIG
HOUSE, Waite Str ct, splendid assortment OF CLOTHS
every Color quality, and variety Plain and fancy
CASHMERE ES; silk Satin and al kinds Of VES7TNS,
s selected gs Sy IN the S
make mp TO ordsFatths shsyte.t zotiss in the 6tst
embraces Shirts OF every kind, Collars Crayats Hand
kerchies Gloves. Unde fshirs, Drawers, Stoc sa and
every yarticle3 kept in Gentlemen's furnishing
store. you want ont in the @ call at Head
Quarters South room SPRIGG HOUSE, Water Street.
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Pntronizc' Your Own Manu-
''''''-''''' fneturcs. -'''''''''''. q
"a Wheeling Silk Factory. 't

SO Wheeling Silk Factory.
A MERICAN Silk, manufactured into superior and sub.
A stantil articles OF the various fabrics now
G1LLS SILK FACTORY; Main. Street, Centre Wheel.
Ing The curious in such matters invited to call
the OF manufacturing and those wishing to rur
chase Silks wholesale RETAIL supplied
able at Gils Store adjoining the Factory A.
M Adams J. S. Forbs, 4. o. Farchilds Marsh & Tay.
lor's, o. w. Hesls, Wheeling, VA, and James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 119, Main
Street, Cincinnati, o. .s1 ai4rf'f
Our Fabrics rewarrened all pure Silk. and taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals,
tho Institute, New. York; Franklin tute,
Philadelphia and Ohio State Fair. We constantly
manufacturing, and stock is large and
many xarietiesvelvets satns vestins,
silks, fnges cravats, handker rehiefs, OF white, black,
plaid, figured printed, all the styles,
esttwined silk, tilled and plain Also shirts, drawers
and half hose gentlemen SO: Sli
Please call and this important branch Amer
Orders variety osflks prompt
ly executed. B''1
Merchantable Cocoons and Reeled silk bought.an&
Z fl fgF JOHN w. G. Ill.,.
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%, Yrl1Ly ApvEa nnun 1900
privilege OF :lan rh,nsesbIe at pleasure, 500
One s9ua!s' Pnsssional Cards, Cper annum,) not oo
exceeding lines, liberal discounts viii bc
ls On tas notices and advertisements for
I'd Fire eSapahass srstuously
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10000 dollars. oi'
j7s Bel Air,.lsd 81
Glass U,
Tickets S5i Halves
lua1ters in propoftioa. ]

4UoAbeAS Ia PIoPoIuoh"' portion. ~
Smallvood r. Co, sbeg dep
schemes of,MaIyand State Lotteries. believing hose
We have selected the best TO venture in:
are arawa under the q Comniss
elected by the State, and each ticket stamped by
men,, en- Sa Saone others balm legal lsq . i.I pits sSIsi
10 those who have the venture largely
not disposed SO to do, win I0tteifes drawing
every week. and 10 those who wish venture oIe9a
largely, VIII mud some of greater magnitude, ranging in
Price from iarg6r from tfdSd
y0ur attention to paekages as the most
Oh o. nGksts 81 y rseksges for the SANG e fk
package entitled TO all that drawn over the sum Of
SO Halves and quarters in Proportion.
ourselves prize sellers. say npttingbt
refer to the official accounts OF the daily o
many prizes sold by as We acting only as 10
much 70 our te make ths besppossblssesH
luoh LOT our correspsndentS thereby credit,
and 99 the renewal or eashing prizes tho MOST roo
~ and from experience OF in business ha
tance. .;,,5, - b. ar n,--,TT,--Y a~IUT tSfr,A
SBank hotss or dFsns On any m solvent Banks in tbe
United States reeei we'd by s in payment teRets sqo
en- sngly or by the Package Postage
odd amounts ochanEe. Our monthly ereuIr is FORWARD
ed to All who desire ii free OF PSI vel 9nt iGsI
For good prizes and prompt attention, address your
orders toEl 81 afns 2! ~ iSMALLW O0D e CO., va
IA
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KELLS & CALDWELL

KEI.IIS & CALDWELL, 0'ta
p (succEssoRs TO JAS. PAUL. & COZ a. 30 10
Importers and Whoiesnie denlers In Drugs,
NIedicines, Chenif fcula, Paints, Oils, &c.
No. 49, UNION NBUfJDINGS,M MA1NlsI. H. il,S - -
HAVING the entire stock, fixtures chemical
apparatus &c, Of the firm Of James PAUL. &c would
respectfully solicit the OF dealers and the public
generally. All goods warranted. .i..If sex .a -
1nrering from the Drug business, take pleasure in
recommending to favorable Consideration our SUCCESSORS
Messrs Kes CALDWELL and have hesitation in saying
that our fo.,er customers and dealers generally win
for this well known house aiarge share OF patronage.
'i'5.5',ri1 n, ~ 81 - JAS. PA ULL& co. Z,
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r New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS I1ABlP

bns g ss's ntent Phosgene Gas; f'2qiE lsf1i
M aal 70 R'B'u R'N'f,NG.1N f.HEisA'M Z.
1hs Lamp Jorprodueing portable Lfs Is eonfaentty
reconmended superior other Hote IN tiie ~ ~
TIME LIGHT s produced by the burning OF an aeriform
Gas whehis emitted in beautihiiets from small PER-
Gas generated it is used by the heat own
combustion acting the burner; connected with the Liquid
In the Lamp perfect and portable apparatus
or creating and burning fjp0rnht ;as- 3 a3xI53
from its is entirely and the great simplicity OF
IT'S renders out Of thar
any other kind OF Lamp It requires cleaning ard tri
ming do the and Canphene Lamps, and burns equally
fectiy free from smoke odor. .Hi9g!lJ UE
opinions ofth scientific may learned the aet1
Annual Fair OF American Instituc 1896
SUPERINTENDENT awarded to the Inventor, Ii-
poma tothe the 1t pToouncs
e the hest LIGHT exhi bed to the
The above for sale, whoiesale and RethiL by
~ LA Monroe the Post Office ii
n selp17sI Wheeling. Va ai
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InUHE. NEW .tGIIJIIIl5.lliI
fLEGANT CT Broeatcll and table covers,
IL It Rngish furniture ehntzesi very rich. Also,
curtains and frnees. received d.y.
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+ aar .Dyeing ttos live! Is gsas 6s.a,i
iSi IRTEH Day alass S a. - i, E
I Sebeitth St, three doors from Dr. dppan Ps
|IAit STEURENVILLE, OHIO. .f,y1c1. L.a . =
Would inform zens and yisihity that
branch silks cofons and w stand
coiors Ladies' apparel Genemens Goats Vests
s31ss.ye Eaney Celers 81 no Si4ss1soe ,si
df.eyery shade got up equal 70 bhons shawls
doIe ON tie shortest notice and on easy terms.
u5-Arrangements have been made withthe ateacrNfe
Roau4 to receive and for us
aahy.l sfoY vssS tssIts AaoL y0aJAs. Ri FIRTH
tst ..,tts JOSEPH DAEh-Fl
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TODD Sts DEVOL Z % ID. .

s, TODD & DENOL,i ,5iss ia.i :.
2i AT THE WELL LIKNoWNsaSi,1AND,g. ~. =
Sign Of the Black Mammoth Boot South End Of
"A RE now opening an unusually large stock OF Fall and
IA Winter Boots Shoes, Hats and Gaps selected. with
Philadepha New England expressly Whole
sale and Retail tradet To- regular and all
others who may with call offer you goods
which guarantee equal equality material and work.
manship to those in this or part oEthe
K United States RpEIio io&lildi TODD e IDEV0L.
Wheeling, Sep 81, 1852. hno ai a11aaa9 sIis
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''iE 3 y'8ss5fssVIH!!Ei5,I5El Ei5,I5ElI5Ii.yING. i N.
sPRING OF 1888,
,4,asWM i III 5sELBY ...,'55, -. mo-

10 = W. WHOLESALE q Z + DEALER IN
ESnEtsign ntgEn, a iR Romestie Dry G oen. .
la ...; ...I =. = Union sfs - - ~ 'S7'f
.'.' ,s'.''% Wheeling va, 32i,5S.l ,l95i,ii.
rs NOW in receipt mis- Spring stock or Drv oos
Nn,ne Motos direct from importers and a6se.
FEEDS adapted 70 the trsde section as can be found
IN any hon Easter would respect iniy
10 ioi7lzttl ,tlish iia DRESS GOODS. sI5aH0 layaN
3ln baesilks alpacas. poplins; lay.s de ai gins
with veyalarge stock prints OF The best
ana eooIs: Aiso bonneg ribbons Innings, and
other trimmings In variety and or tf''t57 F4'9f'
MEMS WEAR .b9Yui.sT
in clohs cassimers, sattinets nerno
Jeans tweeds, and summer alSo Dem
ms blue drills brown linens, 9epd nankeens and
other such goods, very desfr9be assortnent' Also
mems and boys palm hats, and Gdno hats soil
wool brash hats, etc with Hull stock linen an cot
ton ssamless bags diapers
lickings Checks shiTtng, stripes, etc. brown
and beached mnslirsi with good stock or white goods
IN the G2t ~ ElfE1r
t.,i5nJ sdI i. y, NOTION LINE.nI w I,its-ssz III
o AS ea@bEss lconsts Irish linens threads but
MY whole stock win be Sound Unsurpassed, as wen in
quaty and stylet astn prieesIb 5dt ycs SSsS bsiii
1 .EUt edo s,d "a wv
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,I

- iS'IEiANI INARBIlE- WORhS, =
p y - - sc MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA.
TIME SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
ments nthe East for the SUPPLY Of Marble, and sou:
the attention of rehects Builders and the public
er TO inspection his stock, consisting of ltaan
Eya Sienna, American and other bles or tho finest
which be sold other establish
ment in the west tsuf.ir
Dealers would find their advantage inspect his
stock before pure chasing elsewhere .iyg
His work is done in the most elaborate style, and e
would invite the attention to examine his
stock Statuary other work, Monuments, Gen.
otaphs, Tombs, foot stones, e and Grave
work variety; being bed by his superior fael
tiles supply this lower prices than
any other establ ishfnent IN the country. ,.sf,n
so III - MICHAEL J. RoEAN, ,,,..,
l7at iSi6Sef Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
InFAlso Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Casts Models Marietta Grind stoness warranel
trade prces.. ysd. iss
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n ic4lEs New. Music Store. ..sa--5li
Sign of she Gsrecinn .Trigonum, Ne. 400
= -. Mniu Street. :--.U3' -ff"1
D .,..a :.s1 : j. F1CK1EsoN would respectfully an.
nounce to the citizens o. Wheeling and vi.
76 n n einity, That he has just opened new and
- elegant esta blishnient of tile sale ofViolns.
Guitars Volincellos, Fagolets Flutes, Fes Accorde.
ons. Banjos, and Tamborires Brass Instruments the
instruction books kinds Of and
Music the Piano, Guitar, Flute and Violin, also, tho
newest Songs, Duets etc. and the very hest Roman and
Italiin Violin and Guitar Strings. ~,
Clarones Reeds Tuning Forks Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Huws for Violincello and Violin il I "a ..,s,t ig,
kiecers Furniture Polish for Tenoysting vaTnished
such as Pianos Cahinets Steam Boats or
descriptions OF Furniture. -. .5!I y.i
Also for sale the gent for Kleber Pittsbprs Pianos
OF the frat and best manu etue In the United States such
Nunns and Clarks grand and Pianos, J. b. Dun
HAMS Hallet and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos,
MeIodeons. " 80 = - - = " = ..,5,. III,
Aeeordcons, and all Kind of repaired
a. the lowest prices. -.....a.t ! ztl.., u.
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Fare now receiving from our Eastern Manufac ns
one OF the largest aud hest manuiae.
oiBo2ts and Shoes, Tor SPpg & Summer
wear ever IN this or other market They
been to order, ace6rdng our own dfec!
TONS ana are intended expressly foTEretaiing no our
regular customers, and all others who may favonus with
cali we can oer an unusually large variety Boots
Shoes when we equaln quality OF material and
the United States Our stock will be to consist 81
part 1.-THE following seasonable goods: ,G. Yiygas
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.ataanzanloqqA

10 i9izizb nT55lDos sd IGl - Ge baiiGJ ,.il 10
= bsmilsT y1asH 10 sonlq s,D ri ,.t1o2 w5E
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ii 45,OoO dollars. aa'
! Grand Consolidated.s

Tickets $tei Packages 1870
Halves and quarteiSin pro.
portion. ..aIH Nsl.. LMa 1
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Tickets SlrPaelases Sf0h
@Hslyss odI,ISsiS Slld Yiq9!p qnpAI I7s rIers iq Prp
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Tickets $3.50; Packages . 5
S2s-Helyes and quarters in
proportion. ,t.,r..t.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-03
". r. TUNNARD.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER, IN
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c.

THE SUBSCRIBERS stock of Buggies
Rockaways Barouches, Coaches, &c. has
been selected by himself and comprises
every variety. To his already complete
assortment, he is daily making additions.
Persons will find it to their advantage, to
call and examine his stock.
w. F. TUNNARD,
.... .- Corner of Church = Main Sts.
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Per Steamer Gillnar(

Steam Engines Il Sugar Mills
BATON ROUGE FOUNDRY.
FNHE subscribers are fitting up Four
l. Steam-Engines. as follows:
One Engine 2 inches cylinder, A #. stroke.
with Sugar Mill Rollers it, long, 26 in
diameter, with wrought iron shafts.
One do il inches cylinder, feet stroke,
with sugar-mill. Rollers 4 #. long, 20 in :
diameter.
One do 10 inches cylinder. feet stroke,
with sugar-mill. Rollers 4 feet long, 26 in
diameter
One 10 inches cylinder engine l-2, stroke,
suitable for saw-mill or a medium size
sugar mill. sT
We are how extending the buildings con-
nected with the Foundry, and increasing the
machinery, and are enabled to do all kind Of
work in our line that may be confded to US.
The patronage Of the public is respectfully
solicited. HILL 4 HENDERSON.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-03
To Planters and others.

r WOULD beg leave to call your atten-
i ton now, and at the opening of the
coming season to my large and exceedingly
cheap stock of Domestic Dry Goods which
Notwithstanding the heavy advance of DOM
estes, and every class ofnegro wear, l am
enabled to sell at low prices; am now re-
ceiving and viii continue to receive week
ly through the season fresh supplies of No.
! Goods Of this class, all | ask is call
mar 29-y w. d. PHILLIPS.
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Notice.

TINE Louisiana Institution for Ml,tes and
i Blind, on st. Ferdinand street, Baton
Rouge, is open for visitors from 10 to ~ o.
clock, A. NJ. each day, Sundays only excep-
ted. @1F feb.-Stf
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]. PARRY & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Groceries and Provisions,
Corner Of Third an Cosssstio~ St., )
(NEAR THE xARKET) sAroN ROUGE, "A.
WE tender our sincere thanks to our
w numerous friends and customers for
their liberal patronage, and would state, that
we intend to merit still greater patronage.
by keeping on hand at all times large and
well selected stock and by selling on such
terms, that it will be an inducement for pur-
chasers to call on US.
orr Stock consists Of the follocing staple
articles:
5000 lbs. Stage and Shay's and Duffield
Sugar cured hams,
4000do plain hams;
1000 do shoulders; 1000 sides;
1000 lbs choice dried beet,
.s 100 barrels mess Pork,
- 10 do of prime Leaf Lard,
f' so Kegs do do do,
10 bbls No 1 Mackerel
10 NO2 do.
so barrels fresh Flour,
20 boxes Buckwheat,
10 hhds prime sugar,
20 bbls loaf and crushed sugar,
a SO boxes star candles,
20 do sperm do
$50 boxes No. l, soap,
se.# 20 do fine Toilet, @
edo CASTLE soap,
ft4 10 Kegs fresh butter,
4 Keys goshen do
100 lbs fresh Cheese,
6 boxes fresh pine apple do
10 lbs sugar crackers,
10 Boston do and 10 butter do
t. Tiesces OF Rice.
10 boxes Mac u Macs Tobacco,
..t . do honey dew do
Odo best Cavendish 10
. 10 do smoking do
.-.5a t.. 10 do cigars, Regalias,
Liquors, pickles. Ale, Porter, Cider,
Preserves, Candies.
so bags Coffee 20 chest Tea.
ALSO. A LARGE STOCK oE SHELF GOODS.
- CROCKERY, TIN
ECU MARD Ware, Willow ware,
wood ware, Be- All Of which will be sold
at small advance. mar 23-y
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-03
cCape oirafdear Limo.

rCapo GifdHdedu Limo.
vpHIS snperior lime can always be had
fire.. ii and in good order Itcomes put
in flour b, .rrels and in point Of economy and
quality is unsurpassed.
l46 b, rrels Just received per, steamer
Crescent, Jap. col JOSHUA ZEAL.