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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-29

RY VIRTUE of the assessment rolls
- for the Corporation Of the City Of Baton
Rouge, for the years 1852 and 1853, have seized
and will proceed to sell on MONDAY, me 2'M
day Of SEPTEMBER, 1884, at the Court House
door, In the City Of Baton Rouge, ut IL O'Clock NJ,
the following described property, assessed In the
name Of Benjamin Bryan, TO wit: A certain Lot
or parcel Of ground, situated In that part of tho
City Of Baton Rouge, laid out by the late 4. Beau
regard, and Designated on the hgurHtve plan Of
said part Of the City, rs Lots No. I and the wes
tern half Of Lot No. 2, In square 49, containing
Ninety feet on France Street, by One Hundred IT.
on st. Charles street, more or less, and bounded
no, tn by France Street, East by property Of Benz.
Bryan, South by property Of Joshua Wilson, and
sum Of Thirty One Dollars and Twenty Five cents,
being the amount Of Corporation Taxes due by
BENZ Bryan, for the years 1852 and 1853. together
with the cost, said property to be sold for cash
without the benefit Of appraisemcnt
auy2C5ts.w. II. +. WOLFE,
Collector Of Corporation Taxes.
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction
ny
l.. E P0vnra 4 Co. AuotionAera.

THE undersigned, CONSTANCE TER
/ NOR, wishing TO leave Baton Rouge, will offer
for sale ut Public Auction, at the Court House
door in the City Of Baton Rouge, on MONLiA J,
I7iE 18TH DAY or OC7OBER NEXT.
Qe54 ut II O'clock A. NJ, nil her property, situa-
lat. A CERTAIN PLANTATION or TRACT Of
Land, about IL miles East Of the City Of Baton
Rouge, on the road leading 10 the Amite River
containing In all GO acres; Of which 100 or 200
acres cleared, and the balance Of the land well
timbered. This tract presents unsurpassed ad
vantages for raising all kind Of stock.
End. A PLANTATION within three miles Of the
City Of Baton Rouge, containing 815 arpents, Of
which I2O are cleared, and under fence; with
good Dwelling, Negro Cabins, Kitchen, AA
tation houses. The unclcared land on the ILL
tract IL well tmbered. II II bounded north by
Genl. Joseph Bernard, east by Lewis Pyburn, south
by Mrs. r. Davis, and west by lands Of J. II.
Perkins. This place contains all the necessary
Cane Wagons, Carts, Horses, Males
together with 1900 barrels Of Corn, Hay,
Sweet Potatoes, Fodder, &C., H., and
Nine slaves, q. aollows:
BARRON, ALFRED, ALFRED, and JAMES.
9Th. A LOT and HOUSE, In the City Of Baton
Rouge, Mt the corner Of north Boulevard, and Sd
9Th. IL LOTS oraRoUNDin the City of Baton
Rouge, In Beauregard t0wn--A plan Of which will
be exhibited on the day Of sale.
~CONDlTIONS.--The plantation lying In II
miles Of this place $500 cash--balance b yrs.
credit; mortgaged retained notes well secured.
THE Plantation lying miles Of Baton Rouge,
$1,000 CASH-balance In /, 2 and years credit
mortgage retained and notes well secured, bear
ing per interest from date till maturity-and 3
per cent after due until paid.
eTThe SLAVES One third cash--]s LIST Mar.
iS.5->S first March 1856
The House and Lot and the u lots Of ground,
X Gaph-t. first Of March lshS--K first OF
March 1856
The Wagons, Carts. Oxen, Mules, Horses, Hay,
Corn, Hogs, and all the movables 90 days credit,
with notes well secured. Acts Of sale at the cx-
pense Of purchasers. aug10-aw-1t-1w-d. y5.
|" Baton Rouge Gazette, vis-a-vis, Bayou
Sara Ledger, PIaquemine Sentinel, State Paper.
Clinton, please copy twice and send bill TO George
A. Pike, for collection.
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JOHN JACOB AsToR.-Few of the
many American travellers who visit
the Rhine, and are hurried by rail-
road through the beautiful country
between Heidelberg (lovely spot) and
Baden Baden, ditto are aware Of the
fact that on that tower they pass al
most within sight of the birth place
of man who has become distinguish.
ed as the Cresus of America. John
Jacob Astor was born in the village Of
Wallkorf, situated but a short dis
lance from Heidelberg. and, not
ashamed Of his humble origin, he
made provisions in his will for I'M in
st.tution which will perpetuate his
memory in the place of his birth, as
the Astor Library will in the place Of
his residence. The Astor House, us
it is called, was dedicated with solemn
ceremonies ut 4 o'clock on the after
noon of Sunday, July 8, and is inted.
cd to answer three purposes, viz: m
educational institute for the young,
and q retreat for INDECENT aged per-
sons. The funds at its disposal are
said to be amply sufficient.
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70 The town Of Plaquemine has
perhaps the most comprehensive COT
fee House in the Union-as far as the
name is concerned at least. The pro
prictor has over his door "Thc -Four
Nations Co9Dec and Boarding House. u
What is strange about it, is we never
hear Of Irish riots, French rows, OF
American fisticuffs. Will Jennings
please inform us, what four nations
meet under the white flag ofthe -Four
nations" in peace and harmony? We
are curious to know.
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ANCIENT RELIGIOUS STATUTES
In 1858. great majority Of the peo-
pie of Virginia belonged to the estab-
lishcd church, and the ;preaching Of
dissenters was prohibited; Quakers
we're banished, and if they returned
were punished by heavy fines. In
Massachusetts, also, Jesui's and Cath
Ole priests were banished, and the i'm
portation Of that cursed sect
Quakcrs, was strictly forbidden.
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SHORT Nor1cE.-By special mes
enger from the springs" We are in
formed that there will be ball on
Thursday night of this week, being
the Third Of the season. Though the
notice is short, still it is believed that
the ball going 'damsels Of East Felici-
ana and East Baton Rouge, will be
on hand at this half way house in the
Green-woods, on that occasion. We
shall endeavour to have a reporter on
hand, to make note"
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learnedly
Well, the country is full Of such. A
beacon Of light walks before them,
like the light in Bardolph's nose
This is the model newspaper cores
pondcnt; and this is a profile view
from Digby's daguerreotypes. The
model newspaper editor is one Of the
peculiar institutions Of this great couu-
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-29

A RUNAWAY Match AND A SHoor.
ING AFrAIR.--A few days ago a
young man ran away from Paoli
Ind, with Miss Williams for the pur.
pose Of getting married. The farther
of the girl pursued them and shot the
young man, the ball passing through
the tleshy part of the thigh. The
wound was not considered dangerous.
Williams was arrested.
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H. Messrs. Leonard Scott & Co.,
Of 70 Fulton St. New York, have our
thanks for the July Number Of the
London Quarterly Review. 1t con-
tains eight sterling articles-"Thc
House of Commons, Milman's Latin
Christianity. The Drama, Classical
Dictionaries, The Electric Telegraph,
Christianity in Melanesia aud New
Zealand, Queen Elizabeth and her
Favorites, and Lord Lyndhurst and
the Eastern Question.
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CANprp.-Henry ~, having be:
slowed the coroon bleu on gentle
man. at the solicitation Of the Duke
de Ncvcrs, when the collar was put
on, the gentleman made the customary
speech, "Sire | am not worthy. 81
know it we'll" said the king; but l
give you the order to please my
cousin DE Nevers."
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CLOSING UPFOR THE SEASON

" Being desrious Of closing mp for the season,
in order to better prepare for the approaching fall
trade, would respectfully notify those intebted
to me that settlement Of their various bills will he
expected with the termination Of the present
month. would also mention that all sales SUBJ
sequcnt to last OF this month will he strictly TOR
CASH.
or the present stock on hand the greater por.
ton will be sold for COST or LESS.
aug19-y. JOSHUA BEAL, church 1T.
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A new sect Of rc'igionists has re-
Gently sprung up in England. who
take the name Of Disciples" They
believe ,that Christ will appear in
1864; that the Russians will triumph
over the Turks, and the Jews over
the Russians the latter event will
happen in ten years time, when the
Jews will become a nation 10 the
Holy Land. and that Christ will be-
come their king; that Abraham,
Isaac and Jacob. and the rest righte.
ous Jews Of old, and the few elect
among Christians will rise from the
dead, and live forever in Palestine
that the hcathens and wicked Jews
and Christians will sleep etcrnally.
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The First Presbyterian Church 10
Philadelphia, was entered on the
night Of the 18th, the fireproof safe
blown open with gunpowder and robb.
cd of a valuable silver baptismal font,
and small sum of money
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-29

On Tuesday week, the resigsation
Of Lieut.. Jerome Bonapatscf was re-
ceived at the War Department at
Washington, and accepted. He has
received = commission from the
Freuch Emperor.
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Official Journal Of this CITY.
Gb& Daily Ga111&t.
BATON ROUGE,::AUGUST 20, "a.

N FlRE-ARsoS.-On Monday morn
ing about 2 o'clock. the Brewery on
North st, was discovered on Fire; The
flames breaking out in the attic o.
tho building which leads to the be-
Lief in connection with the fact, tina,
a few nights ago an attempt wa
made to fire the building, that it wa.
the work Of an incendiary.
Whether this fire is tho result Of riv.
airy aud Jealousy in business. or not
We have no right with the light be,
fore us to speculate. The matter is
worthy Of and should Immediately
receive strict judicial investigation.
Within the past two years several
fires have occurred here, exciting sus-
pioion that insurance has been the
cause Of them. There are certain
facts in reference 10 this point, that
citizens should bear in mind. Tho
first and foremost is, that no man can
recover more Of an Insurance compa-
ny, than what he looses. Thus a
man may insure his house and stock
for ten thousand dollars, and it may
not be worth more than ono thousand.
He pays the premium on ten thousand,
but when he burns, he receives only
tho amount of loss. There is of course
difficulty met with, in ascertaining
the amount lost; but the way is gen.
orally pointed out in the policy Of in.
surance itself.
There is not a shadow Of doubt that
many fires occur in our own Mctrop-
oils, owing to the fact, that parties in
sured, have a vague idea that they
will receive the sympathics Of the
community, and with tho amount Of
insurance in their pockets, walk off
to a more favorable latitude to play
Same game over.
Some Legislation is imperitively de-
mandcd on this subject. Marine in.
surance is always by open policy, but
the check against fraud, is the mcrch.
ants invoices. The Insurance CON-
panies should provide for assessing
the value Of property insured, cit er
quarterly or semi-annualy, and yet
this would not secure tho community;
because some faithless scoundrel may,
after his stock is insured, run it off
and then set fire to the building.
Insurance in an honest community
is commendable, but among thieves
and degcnerating society, the evil
effects are daily witnessed.
Mr.. Henry Shodel, the proprietor
Of the Brewery, was in New Orleans
the other day, when an attempt was
made to fire his house. On his return
we understand that he made state
ment Of the fact to his Hon., the May
or, with request that the attention
Of the police to the fact should be
called, which was done. On the night
Of the fire, party was to have stood
guard according to arrangements, but
they did not.
There is no doubt but what the fire
was the work Of an incindiary, and
some one owes the State a shaved
head and q few years services in the
Psnitentiary. We hope the matter
viii be Immediately investigated. The
buildings were the property Of N. st.
Martin. Esqr., and insured. The
stock Of malt and beer-making appa-
rstus, was the property Of Mr.. Henry
Shodel, and was also insured.
SHORT Nor1cE-Bv special mes
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~In card from Maj. Kelly to
the Picayune, that gentleman says the
account of the recent duel at Bayou
Sara, published by the Natchcz Free
Trader, is not true. He says that
"the parties met to fight. and after
the exhapgc Of shots, DR.. Edwin de.
manded Of me, the friend of DR.. Witch
err, q settlement of the affair, or that
l should fight him, which l accepted
at once, but Mr.. Beechcno's require
mcnts of DR.. Witcher would have
amounted to the abandonment of the
cause Of quarrel, and he would not
consent to make up upon such terms.
l exerted all the influence l possessed
to reconcile the parties, but without
effect. Finding that nothing but an
other meeting would satisfy the gen
tlemen, l. at the request Of DR.. Wit
cher, arranged with DR.. Edwin that
they should have meeting the next
day, with double. barreled shot guns.
Before this could take place. Dr. Wit
cher and Beecheno were arrested and
bound over to keep the peace.
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Madame de Beaufort, q graz

Madame de Beaufort, q grand
daughter of the former Secretary Of
Louis XVI, is said to have discover
ed mode ofperpctual and instanta-
neous preservation Of plants, trees
and flowers, keeping trees ever green
ond flowers ever fresh and brilliant,
SO that in the depth of winter the gay
est flowers may be obtained in all
their summer luxuriance. Madame
de Beaufort is said to be an artistic of
high rank in flower painting.
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An OLD Law PUr IN FoRCE.-The
Catoc.in Wing states that an old law
passed in Maryland many years ago,
which prohibits persons from wagon
ing or driving any sort Of business
teams on Sundays, is about to be en-
forced in Montgomery county by the
Sheriff, at the Instance of a number of
citizens. The Sheriff. it is said, has
given notice that be will exact the
penalty from all violators. Market
wagons will b, the principal sufferers.
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--LATEST From THE SEAT oE WAR
Great Russian Victory.-The Rus
slams have taken Temselvesof!? The
slaughter was very great-Diogemes.
This Of course terminates the East
crn war. What is the next excitement
Bulletin.
This is the great question. If any
body can tell what comes next, we
can insure fortune. Is it to be a
dansing woman, or war. or some won
derful prodigy! A two headed calf
would do a good business in this To-
cality just now-or anything else nov
Ell, except nobleman.
WHAr DoBBs SAYs.-Dobbs says
that people who endorse are called
"sureties" for this reason, that in
nine cases out of ten they are sure to
be called upon for the money.
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ROWaulsn1 and FyeemaSOz

R0mauasm and Fyeemas0nayY.
The Roman Catholic Bishop Of
Mauritius has refused to allow his
clergy to administer the sacrament sof
the holy communion to one Of the
most respectable merchan :, member
Of the Council of Government, the
Hon. H. Lemiere, on account of his
being Freemason.
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CHOOTING MATCH AT GREEN

~ WELL sPR1N0e.--The next shooting match
win take place on Saturday 25th itnst. Prizes
amounting TO go dollars. Entrance one dollar
each. e
On Thursday following, there will'be one on
larger scale With priscs amounting to e100, en-
trance two dollars each. Guns 10 be admitted,
must be smooth bore and not exceeding one ounce
calibre, aug "a 1854.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-29

JUS ARRIVED per CRESCENT
q 10 barrels ofsuperhne 81. Louis Flour; 80 bar.
rels choice extra st. Fouls Flour $50 Bags prime
white Corn 10 Boxes W. 4. Cheese, new.
aug. rs. JOSHUA BEAL.
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Lost or Mislaid.

Lost or Mislaid.
GTATE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT
~ Land Warrant No. 1913, for 800 acres,
dated 9th December, 1852, issued to W.
S. Pike, by him assigned to E. Nc Illheny,
by the latter transferred to A. A. Fraser,
and by him endorsed in blank.
Duplicate of the same having been issued,
the public is cautioned not to trade for the
same. A. A. FRASER,
aug 22-Iw. 30 Camp st. New Orleans.
QEACH'S Ferruginous Tonic, for the
- cure Of fever and ague &c. &C. for
sale by lmay-24.I J. L. VALET.
EOR SALE.-The house and lot lately
i occupied by Philip Burg situated OH
Third street. Apply to
Hat, Cap, & Shoe Store.
TNHE undersigned take pleasure in in
i forming their friends and the public
generally that they have just Ieplioshed
their stock with the most fashionable style
ofartieles in their line, which they will sell
as low as can be purchased elsewhere, for
cash. Silk, Moleskin, Beaver, Cassimer
and Matilod Hats, Navy, Army, Mohair,
Silk plush, Cotton and silk glazed Caps,
for men and boys. Hunting, Cali, Kip ard
Laced boots. Ladies, Misses and boys Cal
tiers and Brogans. Also negro hats and
shoes A. N, BOOTH.
Nov. le-ly. J. " QUIGGINS
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Dates Of the oath, state that
the Ohio is still falling with Is in
ches water in the channel.
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Mem N0pertis { M { ,,ts.

Inn BARRELS MESS PORK; 10
lVV Casks Clear. Sides; 10 Shoulder
% barrels Mess Beef; 20 half barrels do. 30
boxes Tobacco 100 boxss Star Candles 80 cassS
Clarct Wine Brandy, Gin, Whisky, for sale ON
liberal terms by
auy-2o1sf. THOS. pRENDER0AST,
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snk aaJ.iH H" GRLMBACKERgs
= RoT es st.iWholesaI O nndl lR etnilsSs dfas
. h-II. Gsla arscDRUGGIST,sE ,sEsJ $50 gy :
agonsd Nn,s175, EIsr. w nEEf1kd y.ij
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Notice of ,Partnership.
New Music Store.
Sign of thc esrccian Trigonuni, no. 100
-R nFafn street.

NOW I4HS1C SGUIV.
Sign OF ,hc Grccian Trigonun, no. 100
HEnfn street.
- sEss - ~ y. FiCKIESoN would respectfully an.
9notnee to the citizens ofzTheelns und'vi.
I ] Q 4 1cinty that be has Just opened a new aud
Guitars Violinceos, Flagoets Flutes, Ffes ACcordc
ons, Banos, and TamboTincs. Brass Instruments tho
observation-disclosures ora kinds Instruments, aiidror
singing. s.,..tz. ..s.,sF E4k sE
Music for the Piano. Guitar Flute and Violin, also tho
newest Songs Duets ETC., and the very best Roman
Italian Violinand Guitar StTings tig fi9lslt - s
Clarones, Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. .r.4.I--.
fStiNSs for Violinceo and Violin. 50 '7''' '' -'
y hecers Furniture Polish, for renovating varnishcd
uriturc Pianos, Cabinets, Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. \, =, ,-s-
Also for sale blythe Agent Kleber, Pttsbufg Pianos
oil the first and best in tho United States such
N4nns and Claflis grand and square Pianos,
rms, Hallett and Aliens celebatel Boston Pianos
Agent for the make Carhafdt and lNeedham Patent
Meodeons. Il st1 slSg gxy uiaS1EgE2
Accordeons and all kind OF repaired
a. trelowest prices. : ; 2 - - ytsg n II.
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p Thomas H.aGibson, - Q

aE47as - Thomas H.acTibson,5 ,5alt =
/. = P LUM B Err AND G "A S FILTER,
iNos UItto st, opposite C. H. Berry ope store
l4EGS leave toinfoTns his friends and public gen
eI9 that he continues 10 carry the plumbing and
gas ntng IN all lts various branches and respectfully
He has has constantly on hand, lead and iron pipes, com
water wash basins, cold wafer fountains
tells, water coolers for private families, hot and cold
collins atters kettles, letorts beaclng all other
dispatch. - -
Also, chandeliers, pendants brackets, bear lights,
candle burners, etc, fs5f 3. ailf5l l4tIB -
orders left ut the above place will thankfully re.
ceived and promptly at ended to-. = - =.
~ N R.-Au orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention. s e 77ii4 'fs1'' a-7 ap6-6md
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Spring and Summer Clothing.

opr1n8v and Summer CIothing,i J
STEPHEN RICE, Merchant Tailor, =: :.
ANNOUNCES to his old friends and eustome RS and The
FAtpnbc generally, That having re commenced business
he Is now atis new inthe SPRIIG
HOUSE, Yates Str splendid assortment of L0TLS
every color quality, and variety. Plain and fancy
CdSSLHkRES5 SILK, TIN, and ell kinds OF YESTTNGS
smtableor the Spring and Summer, and which he viii
M re up 70 order shortest intle
tadeT, and dteSt style, His fnEcy Depnrtfsa ent
s5raess Shirts Of every kind Collars eravats Hand
every article kent in Gcntlemen,s general furnishing
Store you want the IN the IL, call Al Head
Quarters 2 South room PRIGG HOUSE, Water Streci
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New Watch and Jewelry Store.
Room, No. q, Washington HILL, Monroe ST.
Something worth seeingI
A. nj. ADAMS ..utl

NEW CLoTHlNG{ ROOMS.
HAVING now completed my rooms am better pre-.
Ii pared to accommodate my customers than ever he.
ore and at such low prices will astonis natives
Come anpnL try me, Remainder tha. my place is one
door above the CID so long occupied by me- 1t is
useless for me 10 undertake to enlnerae my stock the
.varieLy.iS 4 fe2O - u A. NJ a nANS-l
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REMOVAL .

T & ID. BAYHA have removed to thnir now and spa
cios brick buildings, 137 MARI ct Street. where they
maiufactur~ and keep hand, "a .-Ftf
sEl'Ei-f9 TlNt.AND SHEET IRON WARE,
And keep for sa'e JapaWare and Houelod Furnishing
Hardware the latest styles OF Cooking Stoye., all OF
whcn ney wse Wholesale and Retail at the the IeWCs'
Their old customers and The public 6: rr
description oEaSeIcsin their HEs. rtomrtiy made 10
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CENTRE FOUNDRY. = =

~. r. - j. d A. J. BAGGS,g, . f5 -5d5
No % Main St,, Centre Wheeling
EEp constantly on hand assortment OF the latest
y and Stoves, embracing every variety
o. Parlor Shop and Cooking Stoves. Their .'Western
thg tvhTglHsM, coal stove cannot be surpassed any
Of ttem within the last six months, pIedsing themselves to
take them back did not satsiacfion and have
They also keep constantly hand the latest style Of
Arch Crates warranted equal TO any made in this cty
also cast Iron Sinks, and variety articles i'm the
Foundry line, which be SOL llow cash. 2i 81
Particular attention viii paid to kinds OF lob
Workss.t-E 81 =. lsg-- % t's d&wtc-Aug. g.,
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Pendleton & Brother, ~
COMMISSIONS HfERCJI4NTS

IN LEAF TOBACCO, COTTON, AND PRoDIJCR
-. tahtsa@ - 36KNERABEY s4sattl'E = "a se17fi
Pedl<toa's Whar 100 LotpeT1Ead Of SsftA,s DSek
REFERENCES: = t--7A--'t .at5ssA 49,
N siWm. Wilson & Sons -sTS9ss5ssf - r,te- + 3
zsSsE zfsS'js TSS.sss $s son, @ richmond .s. is r..
Wesa, ssslltS,ey e W!lght,tC eliIi
ssT John ofesh.Tp' y SHS Sesf ssyI ~
9% ots sI,ggS5t,ssa gSst.s Charleston S. c. = Z t ~
Gordon q Co, Louisville. .sf.,ts.ss, Z t-ts
James M'Eully, f1ssfi - -Stt = tf4rsss -
sea Brown& Kirkpatrick, Pfttsburg. FFs2af1gss
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