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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03

oH St9HEs sezEiH crxrrit Eorsx SO
sIRSEr,
SAMUEL L.. CAVERTY
WHOLESALE DEALER 10 Brooms Paint.d Pals. and Tub.
WOOD and VIII Ware, Baskets, Mats, cordase Tuine
WetinS, Matches, Ae, 2oi Greenwich street, HsS YoIs
ie2o-ly ty.sl
sTNNPED EsDItOiDERIFs DC
DE PERcEVAL, eSI Brasduay York sole TN.
rer OF Stamped Smerdsre, oGers Ladie, OF Rich.
' Sleeves Rands, ssT CAPS, Morning Dresses, HapitsT
ett te OF variety Of Pattern excellent au.v
orsss wholesale and RETAIL will h.nkay received and
rDH-t9y .tIsheso 20. fess-sm-irbl
JOHN D. SMITH,
" kotesaIo nibr-iA md Iara-.I usnuf. etur,r
23i and 235 Brorj,sdv Mu IoyE
uE most krtnsi,e In the world,
Merchants the largest and asortment Of
ThBRELLdS AND PIRASOE-S
70 De ahd In Europe AsIa Merchants visiting New York
the oeI BfFoRf F1KciiasisG !" cali A1a e'.Hins
BOOK Tor reference JOHN 1 SMITH
ts25-2m-l lyssl M.nuf.etnI,r
6S ENoS.tL-FISE PUREITUEE.-Ths under.ivp,J u,a
has recently conducted the Cabinet aide
Sh .u,s t.trssn Franklin and Main, HI,
teehuy oSSupied by Habision Dothcr taken this
p We ior the ef his
ss 70 eHanre him to make better
nnsru f.rtu
lie buov happy state
iemned 10 spare pans make this
,he e'y The location Of his ma nd
hs convenience and accessibility lie
the kbi pstonage which has heretofore extended 10 him
command. @ ~"
scaD every article the to
Ing TO the Cabinet Business - ls
Al shds OF REPAIRING, we'll CdcrtIiiH0 prou pity at
tended TO- ,. H. GowLISG .
Cow sfFeet ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03

W NO advertisement 10 De considefed by
tween the parties.
IN An advertisement marked copy specified num-
Der Of Insertions will be
enacted accordingly.
EH Rroulsn avoid any
on the part Of the Annual
" that their privileges only extended to their
by
an additional charge and variation
gH Real Estate and General Agents to be
Inserted by the but charged
70 such discounts shall be agreed upon.
w Aueoneers, Booksellers and yearly advertisers
one or more squares With the privilege Of change shall
not ON their yearly
the the And
all exceeding such Amount To be charged rates
Advertisements Inserted In the
Of 10 nes and Der
equnr flr rontin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03

2 " fkttENhILL q 90, No I72 Nassau street. New
fotk and 10 state Street no.ion have such strange
meus with the best and widely efeued Journals s the
United States and csnsda, athcy enabled TO ahs saw
Ing Of time and expense to the Advertisers who DO busns,
through them They 'sse, the best papers Advertise con
spleuous aths very lowest prizes snd aways tesp interest
Of their customers IL view Merchants invited TO call on
them AMI sAai thsm'eivs, that these ihing,ars,O.
sep-1y-fPl
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1nfMEnNiN,
isn Corner Main ssd ls,A streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-03-03

IFLtt pAiieIns invaluAbIc the
give them the style OF Trimming
procure four different styles Of Dress while single
dress would eot bve times that runnunt '
OtH CILDREN'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Is now complete Of entirely shapes designs which she
oilers, WhoSS and RfIN lower be bought
BOYS and Misses ooak, honnes Caps Sacks Dan.
All orders paid ty within two DAYS amer r,rr,
o order. MRS. II. @. SUPLEE
-, :. No. ?lS Chestnut street, C2nd naorO
lA9I-dgm Opposite Girard liou ,e, Phila dephia.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISTNO

EU The .boyc Dmycrcpr the AursurSo AorSer Of
". PETIENaIIL 90 lal Nlsalg sI.Isr. NsH Yori
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f-tOUPON DONDs POR s,Ip- aho oon y,..,.,.--, ;,

-, - n,ee RaHrodd hoyfJaged ss per cent CoRpon Bonds.
inSsI Ind iftnem pdhlc In Nto Port and conr.rLiIL
@ S,4et Sy M oppdng at The PLEASURE Of nc hoIi, at dHt
w n,nno ~ ddy o DecUe These Bonds suns
loan OF one million Ave hundred thousand dollars y
AZ US last session million o taken
he s.e ana The whole amply secured by trust on
e ehe road aud property of the Company prompt
ment Of the interest aud ultimate REDEMPTION on s
Ihs loan together With their orgnSl capital Of three millions
Eil be expended on the road. ~ ''
@ hoad 81 M extend from Lynchburs ihe Tennessee Line
usnee o Ho miles shce II will connect with other similar
improvements extending Memphis on the Ms,.ipr Iys
thereby ahording when the souih Side nd Nor
9W hIoaus are completed continuous alton fror
nor psleeug and Richmond Memphis Ipsss
h Potuon o our state remarkable Tor its fertility and agT
cultural ana mineral the ana
bu'ness which u already friends of he
hoad are sangune that will certainly pay per cent N moi
more me whole work under contract win completed
W c stday OF January, isS copy Of the mortgage
be had application to o. w. ptiRCEiI 4 % ~"
leiS w. p'.hs.SN,'
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS Daily Paper, tsper Anu S;weeiy
Away, In advance Remittanees be The
Publisher: In all where evidence
,suer In the Post Once eontai.i,os money
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SAND PAPER

Ohm MCDOWELL, Manuctufer Of Sand Paper les Avsnre
- n'eor 9ih e. Al orders carefully aisd and shipped
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"ANTED.-qo,ooo Railroad s1Lts Of whijsor Posto OAK
w feet inches long, than ircAtt In diameter
the small end-to be bated sde-to
be sir inches thick. The end f the s quarso
be clear of bad knots wind shakes
ioopa their strength durability The said ss deliver
Cd either the Depot In Rhmond the line n the
tsetn Richmond And Tayorsve, and 10 be placed
tractor convenient 90 be loaded The 10 be Inspected
the ntendrnt Oyrseers the Read The
of delivery made known At the once.
omceRF&PRR Co., Esb is,h, isSi ''' teiT-I
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NJ B-When the Arrangements and
goods odr Of the above other
to Baltimore calling Norfolk, Vrgna other ports on the
Chesape Ia, gop or rein
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vUNHE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CO. in
n tend sailing their favorite Steamship. as slows:
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TIIE INDIA ItUMMER COMH C0nPANN.--

SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
uDETFR LoRIIIARD, Manufacturer, i2 Chatham street
cm l"rE oilers for sale the FOL owing articles
Gi superior -Mieealy Scotch, Coarse French Rappee
Dew scotch and other Snuns. Also Pine
tin foil and particular description OF The ysrs
articles can he known by sending price current As above
fe8 -d3m- III
10 MERCHANTS. DVESSMAKERS
AND MILLISERS
Estn nbtishmcnt for French nnd EnpIisb no.
sisns of every variety of FashionnuIc Cos
Nc Rs H. O. suPLEE will Open March Ist 1854 the Fashion,
Tor the coming Ladies may on nniinr at
is establishment ereyy nen dcsgn dpyedTs-
patterns are cut in tissue trimmed put
TERMS sUBscRBERs:
nMes year sle.OO
VICE . .................-. 600
,u,n Prices FOR sISGIE
u ~ n""ne Ahd bON o9 Childrens Dresses
run Dress LIS Over Basques . .. IA
Mantles. ............. 81 SACKS ''''''''-- -,
Jackets. 20 nonn.ts "a iIs,. '''''
~ Sleeves and aprons, 25
IT,, @ Mfs SPLhEs patterns are invaluable, they
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Including stewards e
Third
limited number Of third cs15
ladelphia and Liverpool, and found in provisions
Phlaielpha Pron IIyetpOol
Certificates O will be
srou of bringing out their friends
Drafts O the Agents from Ei upwards.
An experienced Surgeon viii he carried each ship
All
be forwarded with economy and dispatch.
For freight or passage, apply to SAMUEL SMITH.
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~ PERs, AND To TRAYELLERs.-T The fayorite 4iS\
Wheel Ocean Steamships JANEsTOwS," Captain EPfftS
EdWAtd Cavendy and the "ROASOKF," Captain Thos
simmer 10th the routs asan bessn place and New
Y0rt touching 81 Norfolk ing aud reururg
They leave HeH Pos saturday sud Tuesday afternoon at
o'elock.
Returning they Rchmopd svey Tgs'isy Frdly AZ
,eruoou a. o'ei0cS.
Roth bese have recently thoroughly ever.
hsuled.
Pu'er smith sachsd the Roanoke and Parser Ali.
the jamestown.
Passengers viii this the ehesps, aud the most com
fottatls one to or from New York
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MINOLiAN AM 0TIIER riNNos-RERhY 4 GoRnn

~ broAd"ay Publishers Of MusIeApd Dealers
heodions for
brated Bosn Grand and other Pianos uaet
CO. Boslon whose Pianos considered others
Great bargains New York Pianos ana
MsioeAns Music supplied wholesale
nEHf GORDON Successors To S Berry, 29I
Pianos TO let.
r. ~ H. D. Co.'S Rolian Pianos latest improved
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DIN PhiFE Dealer In Ivory, and Of ,or,
W "o"uN nuIIS sueet,N \. ocl9-dly
HoWLfas WELLS, Phrrnoiogi.i- and Publishers, Cln.
N ton ua No. lSl Mass Get New York orIO' sn
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ANTs Am CKs95j bal, oats $50 10 ShoSSs for sale
WV Iisihl HDMuND, DAVENPORT a co.
ApItS' HETICILEs, Ne-A splendid variety Of Lad q.
Reteuies CAoas, wOE Boxes Portfolios, Ae
and tr 'aeby .,......
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ppsI,ossL ,,;l' sTEIi OF sKl.oN ,n4 %,

~
IA BY additions
complete have had
consisting In part OF:
Rich Printed Plain French aud American Mou.senes
Prench and English M-rno's an Thibet Cloths
Printed and Plain French Cloths, for sAeques
Assorted COi'd Cloths Ladies' Cloaks MantIlas
Rich Black and Cord Cloakint vsiyets, all widths
Plain aud Embroidered White Grape aud Thbet shaws
Handsome Wrought aud Printed Broche N do
Bay State and other Heavy Square Long do
Bik and Wool and Worsted PlAids. for Dresses
Rich Plain, Plsid aud Figured COlorcd and Black SLs
With full wooens
Rugs, PAnnels &e Ac which terms
VALENTINE, CRENSHAw A CO,
No Hroa Land "a ,i,nI.t
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sEnnM, NO. ii7 NEW
.. PHILADELPHIA
HulLLoU WALTON CO.. having secured the large and
- cSmmodlous Rooms over W. L. llaowe a Coz New store
No. lii Market street. opening an N'
ENTIRELY FRESH STOCK OF
housekeeping Dry Goods, Linen nnd
Hosiery.
large proportion Of been s. NJ th
uaeurrrs IN Europe by member Of the The
comprises all the variety Dry Tor
Dwellings, Hotels, Steamboats, or Shipping such as
snnnrcu.gs, IAOle Linens, Curtain Materials,
Gu .Iuehs IoWehngs, Lace and Mus Curtains,
NU,nne,pa'S'. rapkihs, DamAsk Moreens,
biankeis, ac.. &C. Doilies, Ac, Ac. Pushes, Ac Ac
., All the Hest Makes Linens,
"''"usIn' bunbar Dcksons Approved Brands,
H"E'ues Golden fIax. of Light Makes.
English aud German Hosiery,
- SHIRIS DfA WERS, DC.
Believing that the from all secti
OF the county, the best and the low
prices and knowing that this met under h M
system Of LONG CREDITS and LONG PROPITs G. w o. bsvS
adopted the following n their terms: - " - O''''''
standing. - W e'''
SIX PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH, when paid within 10
days from date OF bills. ' ~ "
TWELVE PER CENT DISCOUNT the rate allowed for money
paid In advance Of maturity. " " ''>'
BY these terms they their siok In
and will sell their Goods y
Small Advance the Foreign Cost
yelling satisfied that the system SHORT CREDITS
pos IL the best for both the Buyer and Seller
hen but one Small Poh between the Western the
ther Stock. ~ ' " " 'P''"o"' VI
II. GUitioU O. A. WALTON w d Unt,vY,,
Jal9-d8m-lMl
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CARD: 1855 CARD!

pEo9Rhss i Our motto WIN a rev
/ year We wish to aaopt new ress
sres-measures comm etsatate W IT. tie tjrrs
land which we trust " II NEE; ti. a,pro-
alton OF all
Oar desi n is 10 make II distinr'ly known
that from and after Ills date that .or a,i
purchases made Of '.nso by order or with
mt cash in hand. unless firrs lie sx,se.f.
Y stipulated for. Ne vii o. tie first Of e. -I
month proceed to jei,ter 10 each purchaser
without reference TO low recent the pyr-
base may he, 3 bill G. her intebted.ese &c
rs. which We fully trust VIII a'vavs nee.
with immediate al ienton. Cur G.sie is
o g We every cus'one good articles at i
-;rod iair ca h valuation aud in order to DO
O, We must have Or bills laid rurctrally.
:! there are anyi 10 whor ills Mariner Of
'oing business is offensive, we do ret cart
heir custom. With thal ks TO err rary
~lnd friends who have so freely ,siro,iz. d
rs during the past year and hope for tnel
prosperity. I'VE" Remain,
WITH respect &c.
Ian. lst 1854. JOSHUA BELL.
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CARD FOR THE NEW YEAR

THE subscriber respectfully informs his numer-
Gus customers, that he has this day associa-
tell with him, in his manufacturing, repairing
and Cnriage Warehouse, Mr.. A. d. HEDENBERGl
who IS p'actcably acquainte with the business in
sil ts branches, aud will take the personal man
agemcn' Of the establishment, from this date. My
old customers and the public generally, may de.
pcnh on having nj! orders in our line attended to
with The same pr,mptncss, that has always been
observed in my establishment.
full assortment Of Carriages, comprising every
variety land Coaches. Baroucbes. Gigs, and Hug.
Eys, Harness, 4 Whips, will be kept on hand. Car.
riases built to order, and all kinds Of Repairing
done in the best style. Plantation Wagons,
Carts &c, built and Repaired Plantation Smith
work every description attended to, also Balcony
AMI Cenetary Ratings, Of the latest styles, made
and pu' up. Our assortment Of Iron. win Ne CON.
prt. Of every description, and our aim viii Be "a
furnish every thing Pertaining to our business,
~'h rromptnss'. and 70 the sati.faction Of our
Of ot. i.:snds. The Business. will be co,ducted
unds, the mr. n 81 ". F. Tnnnard / Co., at the old
estsbis.nsd stAnl, corner Of Church and Main sts
Aatun Rouge. W.. TUNNARD.
ysn0y D. D. QD1NuR4.
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B, 4. KAUFMAN,
Cart AoNse Sqmay'c Corner Of
America and 81 Fcrdinlnd SITS.

BatOn KouRe. u. 3.
TTOUaE, SION ana ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
IL aud paper hanger Woald respectfully call
the attention Of the 9 tseiis o; Baton Ronge and
Of the adj icen. parishes that he is now prepared
10 do all kinds OF work that may be entrusted to
him, and pledges himself to give general satisfic-
ton to those vino will favor him. lie has now on
hand a beautiful assortment Of PAGER hanging and
will continue TO redov. al! OF The most beautiful
AMI latest fashion patterns az his shop.
he has engaged competent workman and will be
ready NJ si sine. to afteIia TO orders in his line.
.fg" Also Draining, Glazing and Gliding; imita-
tioa Of wooi and marble executed in the very best
style. jan17-y.
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r. CARDEvlELLE,
SUCCESSOR TOT. NEYPEY.

SlCCESSOR TO L. NEI REY,
Laurel Street. betaoeen Lafayette 4.
IHird. Bdton Rouge, La.
INFORMS his numerous customers, that
l. he will continue the business as hereto
fore. he has just received an assortment OF
fine goods-consisti Of Ladies French
Corscts linen haudkerchiefs, fine cotton
s'oc ings, black lace veiis, bridal wreaths.
. ack and white hobinett. swiss edgings Il
in..rtings, Jackonctt, do inseriings. cotton
and linen laces, black silk do black velvet
trimmings. silk and cotton DO, plain and
figred sihhops, black fiIet gloves, white &
G. !ored six do. a large assortment OF per-
frmory. all kinds Of combs and brn. she's
20, kct knives and scissors Wade & Butcher
razors. fine porte monies. accordeons &c
All Of which he Offers al moderate prices
spDt2g-y
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Notice TO Contractors.

VIEce q Oh B0l0N Eon.e, on1 CLofcn /
Pi"nk loud Con7pa,iy
B.ros RoreE, .ian. 2na 1874.
PROPOSALS wall be received at tt:s
l. Office until Saturday the 18th day OF
February next, 1854 70 Plank ten rE'es ol
ne Baton Rouge am Clinton p.ank 4 "a :;
8 accordance with tire sreclh atom. to
Je seen at this Office Ty order eff,p req,a
jan. 90. ALFFED SHIPPERS.
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New Articles Of Oh Cloth.

Far acItich M,re Scured Il Tnfent
OucLorH APsoEs with Sleeves, expressly got up to
p"otecsthe cotton pcker's garments from the sa
turating effect Of the tews on the leaves Of the
cotton plrnt in the early hours of the morning.
0n.CL0rH CArnrs, with Hoods, to cter the head
This article will suit both cotton and sugar plan
ters, Il can be iised in amy weather, the heoS
shielding the Negroes head and neck completely
fron, the wet
The use Of Oil Clothing cannot be too highly re
commended 70 planters, ~ they viii find by expo
rience that II prevents great deal Of sickness
casoued nv damp clothes and il vii allow the ne
grces who often 3ept back from the cottol fed
until the lew On lie 'ca'es has dried, to get
enrer IL Ne day gaining thereby an hour or twc
nf posing 30 each hand
Planters. commission merchants and others, are
invited 10 call and examine my stock Of goods.
which offer for sale on liberal terms
noy15-3no. n. c. FOIGEP
1919 Old Leyee cor. Customloate, n o.
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Office Of the Baton Houge and Clinton

F5u"E HNaN COMbdDy,
PROPOSALS will lie received st TIE
I Office Of the Baton Rouge and Clint. n
flank Read Company. until Saturday .i.e
25th February next 1854 for TIRE Lp.,d-
ing Of two Bri'ges--one ac,ess Cypress
Bayou, and one across Whites Ba, GU
The bridges to be constructed acccrIing
to the plan and specialization to be seen at
his Office. By order of the Board
Jan. 20 A. SHOPPERS sEc'Y.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DKOPOSALS VIII BE RNWEI :
i ed by the Baton Rouge, Crosse Tete and Ope-
Iousss Plank Road Company, for the following
works:
Grading west Of Lake Cocodre 10 the Crosse Tete.
81 from the Lake to Films Tract o. Land.
" 4" Films TO the Mississippi River.
Falling the timber on the sides OF the road 'roti
Grosse T6te to Lake Cocodre.
Plankng eight miles or more.
Securing down the Planking.
The proposals to be presented on or before the
9Th day Of February next {! Sj4)
Specifications for the said work to be secn at the
office Of the President Of the Company, in Bayou
Crosse Tate and ut the Office offs. NJ. li.nT in the
Town Of Baton Rouge. JAS II. JOHNSTON,
ian.6-1no. Secretary.
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C. A. IxlN MS
GENTLEMEE'S FURNISHING STORE

l. 0J0Vete STREET.
4 IL the Clothing III this establishment il
n made TO otiicr---o, FRESH N.J1E.
RL1LS md FASHIONABLE FAT.
TERMS. Of this fact, therublic may feel
satisfied. It is All economy to buy such
goods. IN preference to slop shop work vend.
ed at whatore wrongly denoriinated "ChraI
>tores.o The stock now on hand consists
in a complat" assortment Of Spring and
Summon Clothing. TO which Is daily be
ing added every thing new and beautiful.
D-Gentlemen are invited to call and ex.
anime for themselves.
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PLANTATION CLOTHING.
General repot Of Planta'iGn Clothing,
Nos. II and 10 Old Levee,

Corner Of Custoa,house street. Nep Orleans
PLANTERS will find =. this establishment the
largest and most complete assortment Of
FLAN71 77ON CLOTHING
TO be met with IN the United States. They will find
u to their advantage TO purchase their Clothing
ready made as they vii save thereby time and
money and avoid sl the trouble OF manufacturing
at home.
Wox.s AND GIRLS PLANTATION CLOTHING.
Warm L:nsey Frocks. Heavy cottonade Frocks;
Heavy Jersey .'oseys, used like mems jackets,
fol- protection from cold.
Cottonade Josey, do do
Brown Cotton Chemises.
MENS' AND BOl.y' WINTER PLANZA TON
CLOTHING
Mems. aud Boys heavy Kersey Monkey Jackets;
DO do Kersey Pantaioons;
do DO Twilled Red Flannel Shirts;
DO 70 Hickory Shirts;
Blanket carots, witt, HooGs;
Seo.ch and pointed Wool Caps;
Heavy Kentucky Knit Wool Socks;
Black Glazed Hats;
White and Co'ored Wool Blankets;
Heavy Kef-ey, by the piece.
MEMS end 10 IS' !StTW.nER PLAT2A TON
iOVHING.
Deurns ard Log Cabin Cottoraae Pants,oops;
Denin's aud Log Cabin Harvey Jackets;
Cuftonade ':reuses;
Whit snd brown Nettng Musqu..o Rars,
Hickory and Check Shirts;
Csmpeachv Straw Hats;
on CT UTUING.
Oil Cloth Monkey jackets;
Oil Cloth Pantacons;
Oh Cloth Storm Hats.
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s. s. HILL,
A01or,n0y 00 QoRvys
~ Laurel Street,
janl7-y.l Baton Rouge, La.
Plank Road Notices.

ONr ofM Button Rouge and Clinton
Punk Road fom.paag !
NOTICE. is hereby given to the Stock
Nv holders ofths com rany that an IL
stal,ne..t OF ten per cent on the. amour
OF stock Is, 50 per sflre) vii be due an
payabi. on the first day Of February next
(ls51) BY order of'he Board.
dec j. ALFRED SaEppERs, Sect'y
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Mo urning Goods.

I'HF subscriber has ju,t received from
L New York. another assortment OF
haudsome Mourning Goods. Consisting Of
upin'- bet black II De Lanes, Bonlba-
zines Aapacas, Monrn'ng Grapes, Mo,iros.
Ginnlams al 0 1000 ards NJ thc best black
ilel'eh prints, all small Gs"ress.
nov lily w. ID. PUTr'rs
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Office ofMe Baton Pou7s and Clinton !

Phtnk Raul Comlonv
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Stockholders Of
~ the Company that an lns'alnent Of Ten pr
cent on the amount Of stock .lbsci ibeo (:259 .brr
stnrt) will be due ard payable on She fret cay Of
Ap'il 1ssi.) BY order OF tie Board.
Jan. % ALFRED sHEpPEns
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=. <syJSSET.

IA sHION A BILE TAILOR,
RI : inet received tnIl stock offine goods
hee, c4cttf with care. and contains the
nos e. % able goods for fall and wi.ter
Garments. As an experienced cutter, Mr..
Oustr has not superior in this city. nov4
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FIELDING NTSSELMAN
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds
or CGNFECTI0N

"nOle8aI3 ana K0bali DGaiAy IN al kinds
OF CGNFECTl0NAK1Eh.
Conner Of Third ard La,,re SITS. nearly
opposite the Bans) Baton Rouge
uAV1NG tsis day aEnrchb his prices.
IL he is prepared to furnish al kind oil
G A \ d Y at WHOLESALE arr! RETAIL. on
more favorable terms than car BE- / ed in N.
Orleans: and having experienced " o.hman,
his cahhy will always /. puss and rxrsg:
care being taken hat 10 "delu'er;ous irnr.-
iient'' is used in its manufacture a. is too
often the case with confectionery uTchassd
at Aucr1oNs and from irresponsible horseA
He trusts that the trade Of this. ard The
adjoining parishes, vii! give him their or.
ders to ell. which Re is prepared to do to
any amount having m&de arrangement. for
The best quality Of sugar ii rusrse- ord hs.
ing in correspondence xig!. 90. Of. he large
est houses in New fcsx 10 SUPPLY him with
fancy confectionery ard articles in his lire.
September 7.-v
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Eii.SslaD;..sr OF Lime.

THE md .rssgnrd is manufacturing thI.
l. important article on a large scale -
The planters ard Sugar manufacturers
generally, may depend upon getting th'
,e,y agent wantad to increase the uuantit,
# sugar, aud IT, obtain it whi'es and purrr
Directions how to use il will be dellseTeD
gratis or seat by mail free OF postage
II Box.ABEL. ~ ,nntlctur!ng chemist
- 81 81 Tchonpltou'as street, corner o.
Natchez New Orleans
The most satisfactory certificates u the
value O: this preparation Of Lime Syr b.
lad. from large Sugar Planter. II the STATE
who use it: Add'tss htters post paid to
Henry BoNNARrL, New Orleans.
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Parish Tax Notice.

PRESENTS FOR
CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS.
Variety STORE LAUREL STREET.
Dstwce. Lafapette All ChurA Streets
Baton Rouge, La.
I HAVE .li,st received complete assort.
l. ment of Toys Of all description, dresset
and unires,el dolls Of all sizes, and othe
fancy articles consisting OIL
Furnished Wooden Work Boxes,
China sets of all sizes,
China vases of all sizes,
China powder boxes.
Glass Work Boxes,
Velvet Rcicuies.
Mechanical figures,
Music Boxes.
Accorleons,
And other articles too numerous TO men
zion all 70, sale on reasonable terms
Dec "a I'm. p. CAPDEVIELLE.