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Uutis IaHnifp fe II SHfcSs'hh ne 1HahbES
lEssirR, derede
No HRg / Com as ptepves III sixieme
District Observation-Disclosures d Est Eaton
Rdnsr, Louisiana
Inn vEHTiT dune commission lancee
IA deus Ia Succession ci-dessns ,no
sdrnss.ip raf l'Iinnolal,le Cuur IA Siyiene
pit,i,t Iulcisire dams ct pour Ia Palnisse
II Est Baton Rouge. Ttat DE- Ia Lonsane.
textnserai 81 vente pnbiique dams Ia
iitp pafoisse en- Ia Vile dr. Baton Rnngn
tians la rue laiarele al jernier lomcile
lie Charles Tester. t'teetIe,
alfruedi. h IS JaAriey proehdtn,
1871. a hui.te henres d. ma'n. 1.4s pro-
ptiertts q ap,as tesisneas 1t Ncfitrs az
ra,leieut il Ia succession de Charles Iessier
ileeeiie en- eetfe rsreisse. savoir.
YIN TERRAIN sitne dams re'te par'ie
lie Ia vile de Eaton Rouge d'apres lie plan
10 & II Deyall meeRrsnt vingt r'nds We
face b IA rue Lafayette, sur rent vins,t pleds
ie nnlon,leilr ftn,t ~ larte Norl du ter
rain No. ). aver to,rtes les authorizations pui
snni tiessus.
TN ArTHE TERRAIN aHahar' par Ia
liunp d. fnrts an terrain ri-iessis Aerfif,
tnest,'ant rent rieds SIR Ia ttlte lisne dn
lnnls ct s'eendani en- pfufnntlenf selSante
rieds sur Ia iigne Quest d IA terrain appaf-
tenant d tuutge \ rika.
IN AuTKE TERRAIN situ6 dams Ia
section de Desall lie Ia Vile lie Baton Rouge
et ttsient sur lie dit Plan par he Nc s, de
l'llpt M. J. ,nestifati sctraute peds he face
a Ia Ti-,isieme rue s,,t cent vingt rieds de
plpIontent
TN AUTRE TERRAIN avaut---+.
pleds de face a la rue Lafayette sur cent
vinet piad< de roi5oden. etant IA putie
Std u Lot No. q. DE ilpt No. >. aaes Ia
parte lie II Vile lie Baton Rouge, dGsignee
pa netalf, ensemble avec tontes les anne
lioraiiuns SUI IL dit terrain.
TN AZURE TERRAIN eyant-------A
pieds de face Ia RTE Lafayette snr cent
singts pieds de rrofoudeif etant la pa'tie
Nord iu Lot No q ct dix pietls dn lot CON
tisu Nc |. ensemble avec tcutes les ameli-
ufatious qti existent dessus
ATsSl une portion lie terre sit,lde SIR lie
Creek de Jones Zones Creek dans eete
Patoieee d environ ST miles Sud Est de la
vile lie Baton Rouge, eontenani ein1 cents
arpents illus Oh noins. les linltes eli seront
dnnnens IL jpnr lie Ia repte 81 un plan Ties
dites prophecies sera eshibe lie Jour tie la
tpnte.
T'erhes ct conditions re Ia Icafe.
Les tr,rains ct bAtisses faisnnt face la
RUE Lafayette setpnt .endus III credit de
M ,lelx ct ttois ans dn j5nr de la sente---
lautre rraptste e'est dire tine portion lie
terrain contg, la prophetic de Fisher du
cote du fcnds sera ven1ne pour dn colnhtant
LIE terrain aissnt face 10 Truisieme
rue Ell Ia portion de tefte sitnee sur Jones
Creek. soront ventns In tiers compliant ct
la balance 4 IN credit de TN ct aeux ans
Les acauet nurs sefont tenus de tolruir letrs
hillets avec une garan'ie personnelle sutii-
saute ct hynoihaqne sur les pfopifiees ven
cues ls'qua rarialt Placement, les dts hi'-
tets portercnt interei au taox de SIX Tout
cent, partir lu Jour Il e Ia ven'e jasqua
rafiait Placement ct seront ialtspayahes az
Bureau d. Recorder de In Paroiase l3sI
Baton Rouge, Il. y. BAblN,
lie t3-f3 fs Shs,if.
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sT. .sxsasS's HIGH SCHOOL.
WEST HAToM ROUGE.

RI 'his institution will commence It's scho-
4 lastic wear on the itth November
comprising two sessions nf months each.
II will he under The chafge and control
a The principal. Mr. Jos Jones Of va, a
gentleman at considerable experience in
teaching and graduate of the Va. Military
Institute and Of the university ct Va two
Of oar finest Southern Literary Institutions.
Mr. Jones will be assisted hy Mr.. Sad
lucke. gentleman u high literary atlein-
uetts. aid formerly probe ser in Oxford
Mississippi,
The course OF instruction in this sinsiiu-
tion will embrace all the branches Of d
thorough Enelsh education. together with
the higher branches al Mathematics. Latin
Greek and several OF The modern i,angua.
syes Il will be the attn ot the teachers. To-
form the moral aa,i social. as well as tn
intellectual cultivation Of Tie pupils. be.
lieving that neglect VI the former. cannot
but he injurious to their advancement il
the latter.
The situation on the Mississippi, l2niles
shove Baton Rouge is remarkably healthy
one, every attention being paid 70 the com
Ioft aai arcommodati,n Of The students.
The hoartlerS viii reside il the family #
Mrs. Lan,au. widow ot the late Rev A. II
I.amon. the teachers also hoarlns in the
same fauilv. and thus they will be Under
the immediate care OF the instructors A
new and comfortable h'al,liag is Just being
tiniShea for their accommodation,
For particulars, see circulars.
Reference can be nlade 70 Hon S. NJ. D.
Cis RS Judge VIM, D. Robertson. and DR.,
Inc !. Noion. ol West Baton Rouge. Hon
Gel, {. McWo,ter. of East Eaton Rouge
anil DR.. Saml Hardy. OF New Orleans.
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aWuo is to BE UNITED STATts
srvaroR 1.-The Bulletin asks this
,,iastion and furnishes some speclila-
lions in reference to future events
| The time is far of yet but we think
will, the l;ullein that nothing bnt tue
tant, Of the great wire.working auto
oraf If The sold and bought Democrat
~ IF Louisiana, ran prevent his going
back To Tie sent h. now occupies, ~
lass, A the Bulletin says lie
has succeeded when the chnnues were
nearly AL aaaiust Hin. anl What pos
aibiIiy \ there II defeating hiie when
he chances are hcaily all il his n
~ :"
lanpnt he country be united
Wings and democrats, to hrealt loose
from the letters into whir', the cor
rupt Aohting population ot New Or
leans has bound tie = Wake mp gentle
inpn Of the Country press. and Unite
your tran4eaneent intelligence. in 4
aplil rhalanx. Shall New Orleans
luyn holl, the Senators ct Louisiana
Shall money monoroles and hnnbngs
eoneoctel al midnight honr. rule US Z
Are there 40 men ont Of New CIR.
leans-vho are 10 Yet honest and IN
eorrtni who can be elected t. fill
tho post. without selling their own
souls. OF buying cnr own citlzenss MT
three eighty-seytn and half pr
head If not, cune out gentlemen q
both parties, aml unite your purses 'o
your voices. and elpttiHnnnr with the
coming Legislature AMI hny up The
marked cards Of the degk.
That excellent orgsn If Tie party
The New Orleans CoHyifr, epealSs
Irom principal, when It says
I'VE can count twenty members
cut Of twenty seven elected. who arg
decidedly in favor IF The reelection Q
! Mr. Slidell.
Let M see If this is fact # i i
not those who look beneath the str
lace are mistaken A. this is eIlioia
y information, we take It to be SO, bu
hall not lament it. -four country mem
hers viii stand drm Oh The sliprefN
platform Of honesty, wherein they nos
stand
---------s ss-----------
The Boston l}pr learns TINT Mrs
Ann Cora Mowstt III healtl, conin
ties. to al extent which will proven
her reaunling her profession at presen
I IL ut al.
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Church Notice.

YrHE Wardens of ST. Jcsephs Church,
l. being DESTROYS 81 proceeding with the
completion Of the New Catholic Church,
would beg leave TO call the attention of all
those Indebted to said Church. either for
rent Of pews. subscriptions or otherwise.
that they will be called upon soon, by Mr..
An'oina puiol. collector Tor said Churh,
or hY the Rev Father Lavais. who has
kindly offered his ASST .tance, in the above
mentioned ol4,ct. H. V. BABIN. Sec'ry.
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Avis de E.EgIsse.

r ES Marsuillier de rEglise dc St Joseph
IL desire de proc6de Accomplishment
de rFg',se Catalogue neuk demande dap
peler lie soin d ceuS qui doivant la dite
Eglise, soft pour lie revenu DIES BANGS, abon-
nement on autre chess. gull seront bientot
solicite par M. Antoine pujol, Collector
de Ia dite Eglise, on par lie Rev. Pere La
vais, qui Reimbursement offert son assis-
lance dasls Ii sasdite obiet.
dkcs-i-c, H. v. BABIN. SEE.
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Court Notice.
STATE OF LOuISlANA--Parish
of East Eaton Rongc.

Of East Baton Rouge.
10y VIRTUE Of All order from the Hon.
ID VIM b. Robertson. Judge OF the 9Th
Judicial District OF the State of Louisiana.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, that srctial term Of The 9th
Judicial District Court of the State Of
Louisiana in and for the Parish OF East
Baton Rouge. will be held at the Court
House oi SAID Parish, on Monday the ninth
day of January. next, A. p tis54l Fighter.
Hundred and ity-fonr, it being the md
Monday Of said month, by the aforesaid
Juaae--to transact all business, Civil and
Criminal, and to try all cases ss il the term
were regular term Of said Court, with
iury.l H. Y. BABtN, Sheriff.
December 2nd 1858.
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NhNTE l,Ak LIE SlLEklF.

No p2D-Ccnr du Siyleme District Judi
caire--pafoisss n Est Batun Rouge.
Henderson Il Peae ts La Compagnie dn
Moulin-a seize aa Baton Rouge ct al.
I'm vertu dun writ lie pint. e. f.. lance
~ dams 'e process ci-dessds intlfnle af mo-
neerote, 81 moi ajfpsse par llIun. Cout
ln siyieme District 1udieiafe, dams rt pour
Ia Paroisse 4 Est Baton Rouge ct Etat de
Ia Lonisiane: J'exposefai en- tente publique
,Samedi, IL I Janrief proeha,n, A. D.,
1854. 4 II henres du rnatin Sur les lienx
de la Compagne du Moulin-a- scit, situ6s
dams reits rar0isse. ati-hsssus dn Garrison
dos Ftais l'nis. SIR ID Rivlare Mississippi.
n prophetic ri-apas design6e ct decritee.
satoir
UF certain Terrain ga moreeau dc ferre,
AUST ayec toules les balisses Ell anteliora-
tipns qu sly tiotNent, ansi que lie Moulin,
les Machines, - Tout CO gui Superintendent
sitne sur Ia Risiere Mississippi pres du
Garrison les Eats Unis, dans Ia dite Pa
roi SO DIST Baton Rouge, ct contenapt en-
viron vngt hut arpents supeflieiels plus Oh
noins. 81 borne CONNIE suit, savolf Az
nord var des torres lie fpu James MeCalop;
antelois cet,x de A. Gras, all sud par terres
hes Etat Ifnis altrefeis ceux de John IRA
Gle. ct b fOuest par la Riviere Mississippi.
Ause les Eselaves suvans, sur les snsdits
ieux. avee leur advertisement, SAVIOR.
Lewis Fisher, de yingt-dcux ans, ls a jour
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
suts,s1s,ssz@r SALE.

IN The matfet Of hte swttssipn IF Cnsnbfs
1'EssitR. detqusm.
fge2l Probate Sixth Judicial District Court,
Parish Ut East Baton Rouge. Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE I'll a commission issued IN
| the above succession AMI to rp difee-
ted from the Hon Sixth Judicial District
Court Id anil for said Parish of East Baton
Rouge end state alotesaid
will offer at pubif sale in said Parish.
in the citv Of Baton liopgr. On Lafayette
arpet-at lie last residence Of Charles
ressier. deceased. az
1rcRac$atY tie 1871 ddY # JdnH-
ary ne.rt 1851, ~ II oei1ei 4. NJ,
The property herein after sci forth md dos
crihaA belonging to lie succession ~ Chas
Tesser. late Of said parish decd, to wit
/ A IDI Of ground sitnptah III that part
If the City Of Baton Rouge. laid out BY x.
Devall measuring twenty feet front M La
layete street. by one hundred and twenty
feet in depth. being the northern part Of lot
number three, with all the Improvements
/ thereon
ANOTHER LOT Of ground adjoining on
| the rear line of The nhbve described lot,
| measuring one hundred feet oil the said rear
line, and running back sixty feet 10 the
west line Of lot If ground belonging tn
/ George A. Pike.
ANOTHER LOT Of ground situated III
/ Deval section Of the City of Baton Rouge,
| described on The plan thereof, as lpt number
| &. ut sguarp No. 3, measuring sixty feet
front on Third Street, by one hundred and
| twenty feet in dertf.
AN THEIR LOT of ground havihe-------
feet pu Lafayette street BY one hundred
and twenty feet ii depth, it being the
southern Part Of lot No. 2, of square NO 3,
of that part Of thestity oil Baton Rouge laid
out BY neeall. with improvements thereon.
ANOTHER LOT Of ground hasng--
feet front on Lafayette street, by one hnn-
itetl ard twenty feet in depth. it being the
nofthetn part Of lpt No. 9, and ten feet OF
tie adjoining lot, one with all The improve
| heuts thereon.
ALSO. A TRACT or LAND, situated
o. Jones Creek. in this Parish at about 81
miles South East from the city Of Batou
Rouge containing FIVE hundred afpents
more or less. bUun lies given uti the day Of
sale. Also plan II the abeve mentioned
los IT, be submitted ru The day Of sale.
On runs Fnt.tewt Terms AND Cosrt-
7ioys. 10 wtt: The houses and lots front
| ing uti Lafayette street on credit Of One
| I've and Three w ire from the day Of sale
The other property ~ wit: A fraction q g
6t adjoining Fishers, III the rear u his LOT
70 be sold tor eash.
THE LOT heittitg on Third Street ami
fha Tract If Lard on jones' Creek to be
seli lJr one third cash and the balance on =
.,..l,i ~ ,x,,a t.=f yoare t1p a
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Auction sales.

WILL be sold on the premises OF A.
w TrRRloT. on Third street, near the
Market, on Saturday the 3lst December,
1859 an extensive lot of household and
kitchen furniture The sale will be made
without reserve. Terms--cssH.
H. V. BABIN, Auc'ioncer
dec 2ist gt
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TsHERE will be a Regular meeting Of
j st. James bglae NJ. ~ A I. NJ at
the Ledge roam 1T 10 o'clock the 27th inst.
All lrelheten il, goud standing are invited
IL, he ,,reseni dee-lJ42t
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Notire III sugar planters.

THE l,sstis efrsa FSGiNE CnarAHy. Of BOSTON
Mrsa DTiH TItFtis. AHetit hereby GIVE hcfice tiat
having purchased IF Messrs NILES TO- 81 tiii
,,inftnii all tieir Patterns Drawings, &C. win the
cnea wilt ~ the same. commented with the hfn0
faettrt, and sale of all kinds Of nncliinefy hereto
foie furnished ~ aaii Ntfe q, mr. ArHsh pLts
rst,pvs snrf, a. STEAM E,4alhrs, SUGAR. Mills.
sfhAn Apptn Arts, Sc. are prepared tB iiiaiin
1,rtt,fe 1ltr SHAY iasrribpd Machinery III nhy
quantity and If The best quality. and Respectfully
sicit n continuance If The liberal patronage which
h.,a ffripfif tpet, bestowed 'iron HE aala Hes y
M Ther will also continue the ti,aanftct'tte u
stt1nistRv stfta EsDtSfs. hshisE EsatsEs AMI
STEAM FulfRs Of every description
We are pltaaeh 10 announce ihaf nave ntafe a''
arrangement With MI. s. II. GILMAN, late part
rer af Niles %. to act as put Agent. ~ ennttac,
tnp tet a,y If the nbeyr-nat,ied Machinery, a,a
,iatep ,ttrdelvps 81 expti,te with rtoirfness n'h
Gaptitv air contracts nude by him. All commit
ra tipn4 inf MACHINERY tav he addressed Il, Him.
care siesers 4 y woodruff To., New Orleans.
ut whose office he can he found . ,.s am
noerUN STEAM ENa1TF COMPANY,
t,n.tpn Nov L 1864 uFIs TUFTS Agent.
fss FtFtN ENptSE tuat AFr all the Patterns, Draw
nr4. Sea tnerther with the ecoi will nf the safhn
,ettniniia to tie manufacture sui sale Of al Kinds
II Machinery iprntt,frre frriii ~ ris fer stG Az
rIhyT4 TtfpNE sttfi rs sTFAM FNttINFs. SUGAR
nlIfe. STEAM AfpABATt's4 Sc. Wa eheerfaly
,srot,,,dpa lite aaid stpan iinene Conrhny TO al
tt,r rt,atttp.s aud nhers desiring Machinery o.
flis descriptions feeling assured nat they WI fp.'
rish sla,,, ,,tomptle end efficiently. Our Mr. y "
Niiea whn is ,uw IN New Orleans, win give ent ~
formation tIat tnay he hestl upon this aithier'
ami rpr,ipr sl,y assisarc III this business that The
said Company inag neet. Ni5tS ~
,incinliath 9sov III, 1863 hetlS-lm.
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~ totpnler new one. necesihrv -
The marks of The anine tools tsed ~
Norlhaus II re's, at ousetts. Hero
mans an,~pthnr places, tire 81 the
door. leaiing 10 tie belief that al The
Lurgla,ies that lave been committed
hero lately. are BY the sam rersoAor
act Of persons. The seasoh IF tie
year has arrived when II would seem
i,pnsilly necessary for the scc,ir-
itv Of property, that we should have
nrlt watch, on patrol. Vesai ques-
,iuns ari4p A The suggestion Of either
The CORNER cannot be efficiently con
Juctetl At less expense Than $1,000
or $4,000 per annu,n, aud the latter Is
% arranged hy municipal regulation
flat II falls on Il class Of the conintin-
itv who have NJ real estate to protect
Unfortunately there ARC great many
persons in thi4 community WHO eN-
pert 70 enjoy Al tie benefits Of well
regulated police, without paying o'tlte
salne and they expect the municipal
Government Ia Ia carried on without
any osppnse 10 the citizens. To sueh
we earnestly commend Fstsaig'S
p9ittirat Ecpaymy" in which they
viii find It w,ittel.. "that all benefits
ME In p,orortionto The amount raid
for them" and such a thinga benefits
without cost In this eub'unalv hem
iarhere, il 'allegethef utpean no
ton
But we do uai propose a lecture
tie design Of this. rs to call the aten-
ton If our honest citizens 10 the tlat
that there are rugues amongst ns--
that they must he one Of the two great
classes. If foreign aud aolucsfie--that
they hask ia the popplast sun,
and lay plans 70 steal ~ nights--that
every mans house II liable to be for
co, open--his life endangered ny
frirht. aud his monev Uf Il "a his mis-
fortune to have surplus revenuel stol-
cn from him. THAT there should be
some security against this tlsss--o or
presently the whole community, viii
~ given to the same unhok usnges.--
Neshouli either havea we'll appoint
cd night watch, or patrol Young
America. Whilst The subject Is being
debated we wouldsayise every man
having store to havea double.harfel
hair trigger Gun, loaded with enough
No. 3 shot 70 sprinkle the nstremities
cf an adult ,het--las with the gun At
sour head, and when YOU hear a noise
az the front door. arise--sing out ac-
rordiag TO the military tactics, thrice
"Who goes there II and ifthore is no
answer. fire. Rut first be certain that
it is not yoar best friene.
Gs A. a locnl item OF intelligence
we failed "a notice that few nights
ago, 4 tri-cornerel fight took place ii
the Capitol Exchange, in which u ris-
tol was fired, which 1--WE lament TO say
i'll dil not take eil'act. There are a
number of double listed fllows il the
lower part OF town, who have every
now and then contention for the III
side ef 4 bull ring and some enc ot
them Is either fired at. or cat. without
any serious effect. The cnif oljet-
ton % these squabl,las i, that some
innocent man may suffer IN the melee.
What is the necessity of "laws of
pp.ce" they are continually violated
in this manneri
lie District Attorney reports the
eases as required, and the Grand Jur,
finds bills. but what docs i, amount to
perhaps fine Of seventy-tive oeuts o.
. III 4 E.,t> ~ a.,so HIS .
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TeGti NOt,G.--.Thr patrons Of the llar-
IA npv House are respectfully invited
ia pariaka at luncheon. and glass OF fg4
Nngg. at the bar IF said house on Monday
the 2eth inst. al eleven o'clock 4. n.
dec . II W. MARkH NJ.
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i-lifn

On "Wednesday night the DIST inst, Mrs
JANE SEARJES, tcuscrt Of Cart u.
SrAAths. Ct this city
Oh sssiuday the Is h inst Miss FEltcifF
ARreNEAtty aged about = years.
Ga Sunday the 18th inst. IN Wet Baton
Rottae. after n very short illness, Madame
L1sE PAITEN, ccnsoit Vt Dott. 4. Dous-
sat.
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Iaccroisseme des dts esclaves derUs
auils ont etc hypotheq't6es
hussi Lewis, de % Cass de 90 Tom
de 10, Henr, lie SO. Davy, de %; ct Mil
w. de 90 ans--|es six deruieIs eselaves, hy-
potheque, ct dit mort,
saisie pour payer ct satisfaire lie lngement
intetet ct frais dams lie process ci-lessus IN
titulG ct numerote
Conditions de la vente--comptant, avee
benetlce de alution II. V. BARlN.
decl.i-y. Sherif.
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TRAINED ELEPHANT

H n " T. y Z L I. r n II ~ 7 --
with his Keeper Aso with the PONIES AND THitH
MONKEY RlDFRa,
At the conclusion Of Mr.. vap afnburg1i's thrilling
Performance with the Liens Tigers, r..
ET-Fer full particulars see the Pamphlets, Pictorial
Lethographs, &c. at the principal Hotels. dects-l".
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The Boston l'ae learns TINT Mrs
Ann Cora Movstt'a III healt, contin
ties, to Al extent which will prevent
her resunling her profession at present
II ut an.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-18
u. M. ZIMMERMAN
No 1873. Main street. Corner of 18th, Rick


OFFERS for sale a complete assortment of House
~ Keeping and other articles, as follows:
Cntery-Fine ivory handle Knives and Forks, in sets
81 pieces by the dozen ivory handle Knives by
the dozen; buffalo handle Knives and Forks, Carvcrs
Stces pen and pocket Knives, bread Knives, Scissors
fruit and other Knives
Horaarare-Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans masn and
brass Kettles, Fry Pans, Gridrons waied Irons Fur.
naces, Penders Fire IRONS Coffee Mills, &c
Saoer Plated Wo,c-Castors Spoons, Forks, butter
Knives, Walters, Toast Racks, Shutters and Trays.
&c
AbafG flhf-TabIe, dessert en- tea ;pnons salt AMI
Spoons, table md dessert Forks
BritdHRia Itu,e-Tea and coffee Pots Jugs su :.
gar and sop Bow Piggns, soup Ladies', Casters Mugs
candle Sticks, gas Lamps
TIN Vore-Englsh block tin coffee and tea Pots. SUI
gar Dishes sop Bowls and Pots, dish Covers cof
Jopanmed Wa,e-Tolet Sets water and slop Buckets
cake Boxes dressing Cases. spice Boxes tea Trays
sery Lamps, plate Warmers tea and coffee Canisters
tumbler Drainers
Bathing Apparatus-Locke's patent shower Baths
hand shower sponge, hip Emerson and cildrens bath.
ing Tubs
best article manufactured in this country water Coolers
ice Trays. Picks and Maets, ice cream Freezers
Clocks-Amercan, French and Vienna, 80 hours
and Is daya large stock from the best manufacturers
Papaer lhachie Goods Stands, Tables, Port Folios
Trays and Walters. and variety of other articles in
laid with Pearl and Painted.
Wood Ware. 3c-Tubs uckets Churns Piggins
Water Cans, Barrel Covers Brooms Mats, Willow Wa.
gons, Cradles Baskets-plain, painted and ombroder-
ed.
Brushes and B,ooms-Hair wall, busting, Shoe mar.
king, fur niture, crumb scrubbing, white wash flesh
tooth, nail, hat and clothes Brushes and sweeping
Brooms.
Musical Instyuments-VioIas Guitars, Flutes, Ac-
cordeons FlutEas, Banios, VIOLIN guitar and banjo
Strings. &C.
Co'nbs-Tortose Shell and imitation tuck, side, dres
sing. pocket, fine tooth and wood Combs.
Cast Iron Hat Racks-Together with Perrumery
Soaps and Fancy Articles great variety too
to beemhraced in an advertisement. my4
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