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LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Baltic. arrived al New
York on the 9th with London and Liver
pool dates 10 lie 9Th uliimo. The f'l-
lowing Is the Telegraphic report q her
news:
A Geographic despatch from Vienna.
dated HE ed ullimo. says that The Peace
Conference is progressing most issorably.
The 6rs, Of The -four points has been unan-
imously agreed 10, and reads as follows:
]" The abolition nf The exclusive praiecio-
rate Of Russie 10 MoIdasia aud Wallaclia.
and The privileges accorded 10 those pro-
vinres by The Salian. thus being plared
under The guarantee Of The louf Powers"
| The second point was probably settled on
The sflh.
The Paris correspondent Of The l.oalon
Tunes ielegraphs. under dale Of the eve
ming of The 23d. as follows: The news
from vienna appears 10 be favorable 70
~ace. aud people are disposed 10 believe
ina, the Conference will be attended with
lhappy results. Count Nesselrode will
be .. Vienna when negoua,ions become
critical.
The new Czar has m de several
soeerhes which we're mild in their irnnr
so The diplomatic body, but strong and
wsrIike 10 Inc army. On tho whole, how.
ever, The speeches arc construed as paci-
&c. Another paper says ll,at the CzaI
has given strong ss idence Of his desire iC
abide BY Tie plans Of his father. aud iha
he will make no concessions. Rnmon
are current Of new bases Of arrangement
including The freedom of The Blark Sea
opening Of The Danube. and The erection
! Of Turkish forts, SC. 10 Asia.
The Porte has determined 10 mainiail
nndiminlshed hs sovereignty over ilp
| Dardanelles, and protests against any 9
the christians 10 HE Empire being place
; under any foreign protection. The Porl
. also desires lie participation Of Prus'I
in .he pending conferences. AZ Parh'
: ,he Turkish Minister 81 foreign Allair'
has been summoned 10 Vienna.
The official reports of lie siorming Z
the MAlakof redmbls on the nighlol u
: 23d oT February have been published.
4 An Anglo.French squadron Of iwen'
!, he steamers was On the way 10 Gene
e 10 embark Sandman troops lor The cf
a mea.
i. The Ru.sisns have SINK three OF iol
more ships Of war OF Sebaslupol.
Advices from Odessa 10 The l4lh 81
A Ina, PENCE MenschikoiT had died Of lev
!. q, simpheropol. This Is doubtful.
d The French hospital al Ccnstsniinor
n had been burnt 10 The ground and nlnei
i, six persons persisted.
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lClIl y |!|l 80; 81
THE RAIL ROAD

Has atlenglh reached IIillsborough, making quite
a stir in our usually quiet village.
YSHE subscribers, availing themselves Of this
= great Stale work, are enabled thus early Of
ter their purchase to offer to their customers and
the public New and Complete Stock Of
Dry Goods and Groceries.
Among them may be found
Prints, OF all grades,
lawns and Jaconets,
Berages and Summer DeLaines,
Challis and Tissues,
Checked and Striped Silks,
New and Pretty Styles Of Bonnet
Ribands,
Straw. Chip. SILK and Neapolitan
B0nnets,
Misses Flats, various kinds.
Silk and Lace Mantillas,
Table and Piano Covers,
Black Silk Shawls,
New Styles Of Embroidery Patterns,
Embroideries Of all kinds.
]. G. TURRENTINE & SON.
April 10. 3d.
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Man RoBBER ARRESTED. We learned
IN Monroe. Few days ago. that Mall
Carrier between that plare and Wsdes.
borough lad been detected 10 robbing The
mail and arrested.
Ii appears from tie circumstances. that
he has been diving quite thriving busi.
ness 10 this line lately. having ligh'enrd
Uncle Sans mail bag II several letters
confusing small amounts. The wy ne
opened and closed the bag again shows
al ingenuity worthy better cause. We
learn The bag was patched, and he would
rip or the patch. overhaul tie letters, Sc
earo the fat ones, aad then sew the patch
on again. But one fat letter proved fatal
10 him--a decoy lslIer was placed ~ the
mail containing marked bills; he grabbet
Il. and the officer grabbed him, and lodges
him 10 marlborough jail to await hi
Trial. We understand his name u Jot
don.
Would Il not be a good idea for Uncl'
Sam 10 discontinue the use Of paIche,
bsgsl concord Gosef'e.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

~
A meeting Of The Democratic party
Of Orange County having been called,
"a supply some omissions at their late
meeting held 10 March last in this
Mace, Col. Haynes Waddcll was unan-
imously elected Chairman, and James
Gill, Secretary.
Resolved, That said meeting having
neglected to express preference as to
the place of holding the District Con-
yention, we now supply said omission
BY recommending the City of Raleigh
as the most suitable and convenient
point, afiording as it does Rail Road
facilities to the other counties in the
district, equal at least to those of Or
ange.
Resolved, That a paper published in
the city Of Raleigh styled the Metro
politan, has given an incorrect state
ment oil proceedings of the late meet
ing here--no vote having been taken
in said meeting as.ociating any other
gentleman with CAD. JONES, jr., esq.
who received the unanimous vote as
the FIRST choice of the meeting.
Resolved, That the Chairman and
Secretaries of the aforesaid meeting are
hereby appointed, and are cordially in
,ited and earnestly requested. to at
tend the meeting Of the district con-
yention as delegates.
Resolved, That the Raleigh Stan
and Hillsborough Recorder be request
cd to publish these proceedings.
HAYNES WADDELL, Chm.
JAMES GILL, Sec'y.
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Clarendon Iron Works.
WILMINGTON, N. G.
V,HE CLARENDON IRON WORKS ar

rIsHE CLARENDON IRON WORKS arc
IL now prepared TO receive orders for Beam,
Vertical. Horizontal or 0scillsling Steam En-.
eines, High or low Pressure, and adapted 10
ali purposes; Circular, Vertical aud Portable Saw
Mills, complete; Pumps, Mining Machinery,
(;Fis; and Flour Mills, complete; Parker, Tur-
bine aud other Water Whcelr, Equppine Of
Steamers. Car Wheels and Aales; Hofke Pow.
ers Of various patterns; Rice Field Pumps and
Engines; Rice Thrashcrs; Single Machines,
Shafting Pulies, Hangers, Gears, aud all other
Mill Woik.
CASTtNGs.-Iron and Brass Castings Of al
descriptions. including Ornamental Iron Railing.
Pipe, bridge Castings, &c. &c. The Company
would respectfully invite attention TO Their styles
and patterns Of Railing, which may be seen at
their Office,
BOILERS.--Tutulsr. Flue and Cylindrical
Boilers, Water Tanks, Chimneys, and oil other
kirds 81 Boiler Work.
REPAlllS.--A separate department and force
will 10 kept for repairs, where work will be done
thoroughly and with despatch.
| All work done in the establishment delivered
\ either on the cars Of the Wilmington a. Man
chester Rail Road, or the Wilmington & Well
don Rail Road. or in The fats al tho Company's
wharf. fee Of charge.
/ Having large facilities. the above woik will
IL done on as reasonable terms a. elsewhere,
North OF South, and 10 prompt and saiisiae.
tory manner.
Consultation by letter OF otherwise In rcgsrd
10 plans and designs for mills or their furniture
and for machinery generally, willingly answered
: Al orders or communications 10 be Sjdfetscd Il
the undersigned.
HENRY NJ. DRANE, Ag't.
J, March IL. s5--i
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When death is at the door, the remedy which
won.d have saved life, il administered in time,
comes too late. Donot trife with disease. Re-
II upon it, that when the stomach will not digest
food-when faininess and lassiIude pervade the
sysiem-when the sleep is disturbed, the appe-
lite feeble. the mind leihaIgic, the nerves unna-
turally sensitive, and the head confuscd-rely
upon ii, that when these symptoms occur, the
powers Of vitality are failing, and that unless the
mischief is promptly checked, life ,ciH be shor-
tened, as well as rendered miserable. Now we
know from a mass Of testimony, greater than was
ever before accumulated in favor Of one remedy,
that HooHanJ's German Bitiers, prepared by DR..
e. NJ. jackson. Philadelphia, will Immediately
abaie, and. in the end, entirely remove all Of
these disorders as surely as mathematical pro-
cess will solve problem. Who. then, will en-
due the agony, and the risk Of life. with health
and safety within reach Sec advertisement.
March, 1855. 79-im
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1885.
Joshua B. Lippincol Is. s. ID. Schoolfeld.
Emsley Donnell Us. Same.
Harris Hale & Co. Us. Same.
Harrison Smith rs. Same.
Hays 4 Zell rs. Same.
Turner & Jones rs Same.
Original Attachments, Ierisd on Land and
Personal Property.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
Il that ). d. Schoolfeld, the defendant in the
above cases, reiurnable 10 this tenn Of the Court
las absconded from 0nnge county: i Is order
cd that publication be made in the liillshorough
Recorder for six weeks, for said Schoolficld 10
appear a The next Term Of said Coult, on the
fourth Monday Of May next, at the court house
in HilsbOrough, aud plead, answer or demur, o.
Judgment will he entered against him by default
and judgment Of condemnation be entered against
the proreIty levied on. :,
Witness, George Laws, Clerk Of our said
Coat, Al Office in Marlborough, the 9TH Monds,
Of February, A. ID. 1855.
GEORGE LAWS, c. c. C.
April .. Pr. adv. Sl:SO in each casc. So
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Obituary.

Died, on the 9th inst, at his brothers resi-.
dencc IN this county, NJ. THOMAS J. GRAHAM,
son Of Col. James Graham Of Alamanee, in the
gIsl year % his age.
Died, al the residence Of Gov. Mofehead in
Grsensboroush. on the I'd inst. Of a eongesiivs
chill, wiLtlLa r. wAtkEA, Esq. Hc was .
lawyer q ability, and highly esteemed for he
many excellent qualities.
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Bank Of Wilmington, N. C.

books for subscription to the Capital Stock
- 10 this new Bank, 10 be established in Will
mins.on, in this Stale, will be opened in Hills
borough, at the store Of ]. G. Tunentine & Son,
on Monday next, the 10th instant. and remain
open for thirty days, under the direction Of James
q. Tunentine, James Webb, p. B. Rufin and
q. M. Latimer, who have been appointed Com
missioners.
A copy Of the charter can be seen on applica-
tion to either of the Commissioners.
April 9. S2--Sw
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1855.
Thomas Robinson Us. 3. d. Scheduled.
Thomas Roheson u.s. Same.
Burruss q Brother Us. Saline.
Same Us. Same.
Same Us. Same.
Same ps. Same.
Justices Eascutions, levied on Lots Of Land IN
The fotvn Of Marlborough, kno,on IN the plan
of said form as Lots Nos. SO. 81, & l60, con-
tanning three acres. mare on less and last
four on pant Of Lot No. rs in plat Of said
f0un.
Mclean & Hammer rs. s. d. Schoolfeld.
Same rs. Same.
Same IS. Same.
Eli Smith ps. Same.
Same Is, Same.
Same Us. Same.
Same ps. Same.
Henry Richards rs. Same.
Same Us. Same.
William Donnell Us. Same.
Same vs. Same.
justices Executions, ieried on Lots Of Land in
The toicn Of IEilstoyough. kRopn in The plat
of the town as Lots Nos. 80 & 81, contain
ing iwo acres, more or less, and bounded north
By Tryon street, west by Wm. Hooper, south
By Tureniine and Lynch, and east By Car.
michael and Others.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court.
1 that S. u. School6eld, the defendant in all
the above cases, Ieturnable 10 this Court, hath
sbsconded from Orange county, and bis place Of
residence is unknown: II Is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Hillsborough
Recorder for six weeks, for said Schoolfelj 10
appear Of the next term Of said Court, to be held
al The court house in Hilsborough, on the fourth
Monday Of May next, and show cause why cye-
cution shall not issue 10 each Of the above cases
10 sell the lands levied on.
Witness, George Laws, CLERK Of our said
Court, at office in Hilsborough, the 4th ionday
Of MAY, A. ID. 1855.
GEORGE LAWS, c. c. c.
April 9. Pr. adv. si:50 ia each case. So
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The Boston Chronicle SAYS orders
were received on "Wednesday last al
the Charlrstown Mass. Navy Yard.
directing the commandment TO prepare
the sloups Of war Cyane and Saratoga
for sea with all possible despatch
Their destination il not stated.
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The Cincinnati Election Riots.

\ Cincinnati, April 8.
Yesterday was, altogether. the most
disgraceful election day ever experien-
ced in Cincinnati. In the conflict be-
tween Americans and Foreigners, pis-
tolls and other firearms were discharged
Unfortunately, and the only wonder
10 that we have not more terrible results
to record. As il was, a fearful blood
shed took place, and it is supposed
that from ten to twelve persons were
either killed or MORALLY wounded
The particulars Of the affair have not
We; TRANSFERRED, and il is difficult to
learn how many have been killed or
wounded.
Cincinnati. April ., 9 o'clock, p. NJ.
The greatest excitement prevails
here tonight, and there is every indi-
cation ola renewal Of the fearful scenes
Of last night. The piece Of cannon ta-
ken from the Germans yesterday by
the Americans, was quietly conveyed
from the public landing this afternoon
by the Germans, which causes much
excitement.
An immense number Of people have
now assembled at Fifth street and Mar.
ket Space. awaiting the return Of de-
putatiun which has been sent to Free
mans Hall. across the canal. the head
quarters Of the Germans, to demand
the return Of the cannon. The mob
have resolved. If the gun is not deli
yered forthwith. they will go and take
il BY force. This they viii do. if ne
cessary, in which case there will no
doubt be another serious riot.
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TnE NoRrH AND THE SourH.--A
short time since. the Howard Assoeia.
ton Of New Orleans sent $4,000 to
New York for the relief Of the poor, and
The Journal Of Commerce. Of Saturday,
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Cincinnati, April 1.

IIHcIHhlII, fVIII =
The CINCINNATI RIoTs.-There has
been no more fighting. The Germans
have delivered up their cannon, but re-
tanned the wheels. We have had new
quarreling about the latter. The Mill
tary are undcrarms, and this afternoon,
uader the direction of the sheriff,
marched over the canal, and took pos
session Of the wheels. The crawd has
dispersed, and matters are quoting
rapidly. No further disturbance is
apprehendcd.
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Reduction Of the Rates Of Trans
pOrtafiOn
On the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.


A NEW AND GREATLY REDUCED
IA TARIFF of charges on freight goes into
opcraiion on this Road to-day.
The maximum charge on light goods will be
IS cents per 100 pounds; Flour per Dbl. 80
cents; Lime per Dbl. 40 cents; Molasses per
hid. s4 so; Salt per sack 80 cents. Between
Raleigh and Castor the rates are less, FOR which
reference is made 10 the printed tariff. Goods
and produce are trsnshipped and forwarded at
Raleigh free Of all erpensc 10 The o,cnu and at
ne sole risk Of the Railroad Companies. They
are not unloaded between Raleigh and Norfolk,
aud ii the latter place and Portsmouth The Rail
Road Company allows The use Of IFS commodl-
GUS wharyes and warehouses free 81 all charge
for rharfage, drdygge and storage.
/ This line being 80 miles shorter to Norfolk.
and 43 miles shorter 10 Petersburg, without
any breaking OF bulk between Raleigh and these
points, il must continue 10 be the shortest and
mos, expeditions roulc North for both passen.
gers and freight.
Office II & q. r. n. Co.
March 10, 1855. s0-im
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STATE OF NoRTH.C CAROLINA,
ALAMaScE COUNTY.
In Equity-'ro May Court, 1855.
Joel Boon 70. Garrison and others.
Original Mil.
IN This case, Il having been made TO appcar
Z according 10 law. that the defendants. John
HoIl, and The heirs II Law q George Holt, decd.'
s,e mol inhabitants q This State. publication V
therefore made Coz az weeks in The Hillsborcugh
Recorder. Cor the said defendants 10 appear a.
The neat tenn Of The Court Of Equity for Ala
nance county. 10 be held IN the Town q Ga.
ham. on The sih Monday after the fouiih Mon.
dsy Of March. 1855, and plead, answer o. DE-
mat Il said hill, ~ tie same will be taken pro
sonlesso against them, and decree made &C.
eofdingly.
ISAAC HOLT, c. y. Z.
April .. Price adv. $3.50 g eN
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LIST OLE LETTERS


IN the Pos, Office in Hillsbo-
IL rough, N. e., on the lst day u April, 1855
which. IL not taken out within thee month, will,
he sent 10 the Dead Letter Office.
samuel Bracken, Christopher Mooring,
q. X. Beasley, , James ). Mars,
Thomas A. Barker, I.ayinia Moore,
John n. Bunting. Eliza !. w. Pur,is,
Samuel r. Bunting. J. Pearec,
NeaI brown. n. Phillips,
Lazarus Gates. catharine Rhcw,
William Garden, Robert Rhodes,
Annis Gates. Martha Rhodes,
Joseph Dunnegan, Dr.. ]. c. Randolph,
r. p. Donnell, Robeft Spear,
Mis-. Harriet Guess, X. A. Speed,
Nelson Garsfd, ALERT Stewart,
Minerva Gee. Nancy u. Stewart,
Thomas Gordon, Tbs Tro,ier & Son,
Samuel Ginrlrs, ]. NJ. Taylor.
A, Gibbs, Ms. G. NJ. Turner,
Peter Gallagher. 2 John w. Thompson,
John Hall, James Thomas,
Gideon Haley.9 EIekiel Turner,
Daniel l.. Hill, Elisha Umpstcad,
Miss Fidslia Jones, Vaughn 4 Sweeney,
loseph Lstia. James Williams,
/ 4. u. I.eathcrs, John 4. Wicker.
/ Darrell MeCanless, Mis.Elizabcth W illiams
John A. Malone, Aler'r q. Watson,
Thomas Mayhem. Amos Williams.
Andrew Murdoch,
Persons calling Cor any Of the above letters
will please say they are ad,erlised.
]. NJ. PALMER. r. NJ.
April 9. 81
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STATE OF NORTH-CAR0LlNA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
February Term, 1855.
Garlck, Gwaihmey s. Hodges,
vs.
Samuel d. Scheduled.
Execution kried on Land.
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction q the Court,
a that JUSTICES execution in favor OF the
plaintiff against The defendant was levied on
irac, II land IL said county. il being known As
Lot 10. 100 in the plat Of the town Of HILLSIDE.
rough, containing ono acre more % less, and
adjoining the lots Of Josiah Turner, jr., Richard
NJ. Jones and others, and returned 70 this Court
and ,ha, said Samuel ID. Scheduled had there
,olore ahscouded 80 that notice Of an application
for an order Of sale could not lie personally ser.
yed upon him; il Is ihrefOie, on nistion, otieied
by the Couu. that publication be made ior 81
successive weeks IL The hilsbofcogh Recorder
notifying the said schoollieId Of thee proceed
inss. and tina, application will he made q ih'
nst, Term of this Court, ior an oidei 10 sell ih'
said lci Of land.
Witness, George Laws, Clerk Of our SAL
cour,, at Office IN Hillshorough, the 9TH Mon
day In February. A. d. 1855.
GEORGE LAWS, c. C. c.
April Q. Pick adv. s5:6sl s2-6'
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AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.
Funds Needed.

,EyHE selection Of Fair Ground for the Or
4 ange County Agricultural Society having
been made, and the purchase directed, all those
members Of the Society who have subscribed 10
the fund for fitting i, up. are requested TO pay
their several subscriptions ~ their esrlies, coI-
yeniencc, either 10 the TREASURER, NJ James =.
Turrntine, o. to the Secretary, Mr. Elwin A.
liearL
As many DC tia menters have no, raid their
second annual contribution Of one dollar each,
due IN August lasi.J aud some have neglected
10 ray The first. !, il hoped Thai ,hcy will sl-o
promptly make payment. The money Is needed
Tor the successful operation 81 the Society.
By order 81 the Executive committee.
March 3Oth. 1850. ST.
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acknowledges the receipt Of 1906 from
citizens Of the parish Of st. Mary,
Louisiana. 10 be devoted to the same
purpose.
This is returning good for evil.
While the abolitionists of the North are
engaged in the congenial employment
Of stealing slaves from the citizens of
the South. the latter are helping TO feed
the northern poor. Detroit Free Press.
ANOTHER TREATy.--Mr. Owen, the
United States Charge d'Aliaires at Ma
pies, has just concluded treaty with
the Neapolitan Government for the mu-
tuaI protection Of goods on board neu.
trail bottoms.
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Lumber for Sale

At tile Raleigh Planning Mills.
600, 900 feet dressed Flooring.
100000 !" /" Misunderstanding.
$4,000 j" !" Ceiling.
100. 900 !" {" Thick Boards.
rI,His lumber isof the very best long leaf pine
Il brought 10 an exact thickness, and will be
delivered on board the csrsftee Of charge. Those
wishing 10 purchase will, on application BY lei.
Ter or otherwise. be furnished with card Of pri.
ces, aud all necessary information as to Heights,
&c.
4. u. HoGG & co.
Raleigh. March -, 1886. emgf
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-14
THE DAILY COMET.
Published Daily Mondays Exoepted.)
q. \. PIKE, Editor 4 Proprietor
Office Third Street.

cWTerMs.- subscription IL Rxed at the
rate Of - ~ per Annum, payable In advance, or
80 90 nt the expiration Of six months The Week
W Is published At ~ 80 per annunl, invariably In
advance. both will be punctnaily delivered with
in the limits Of the City by the carrier.
c~AdvcrtislMg.--O Dollar per square
Tor the first insertion, and half that amount for
ever subsequent inser ton-tcn lines or less, con-
stituto u square.
YEARLY Advertising a. Merchants, Ira
dcrs, and others, will be contracted with on the
most reasonable terms.
sw- Job. Work. .--OuR facilities for doing
lob Work with nentnsss and despa tch--in all VA
rietics Of colors, cannot be surpassed by any es-
tabishrncnt Ia the CIty-such ms:
LAwyKas' Inisrs-BAiL. TiCKxrs-POsrERs-Bi
Hraps--BnL OF LApiSas--PRoaRAM MMks--E ELECTION
Trek -DnuG9isrs' LABELS ~CARDs-CiRcuLvRs---
aud visirisa CARDS. FOR farther particulars, we
invite you to call and see our specimens.
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CiStcrn Making.

HHE subscriber, is now prepared TO
l. make Cisterns to order, in the very
best style. and will warrant his work He
will keep stock of the best lumber al
ways on hand, and will attend to putting
his work up. Carpenters work, and re-
pairing attended TO. q. l.. SEES.
Near the Jesuit College.
10 Orders left at the Post office address
sed as above will meet prompt atten-
tion. June 20 6m.
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HARVEY HOUSE.

TNHIS well known Hotel has undergone,
i during the past two months, very ex-
tensive alterations and repairs; various i'm
provenents have been msde in different
parts of the establishment, the rooms sup
piled with fire places and nothin. overlook
ed that would be likely TO add to the com
tort and convenience Of its patrons.
The Furniture and everything pertaining
to the house has been Thoroughly overhauled
and put in perfect order, and it will be re-
opened on THURSDAY the god inst, ioE
the reception Of guests.
nov lGtf. WIN. MhRkHaN.
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NEW VARIETY STORE.
Lafayette ST., mt Mrs. IIucstOn Old
a. n II

II MAINE, has the honor to inform
l. :. the ladies' and gentlemen of Baton
Rouge, that he has now on hand a large
stock of French, German and English
Fancy Goods, Ribbons. Hosiery and a
very select assortment OF Perlumery, all OF
which will be sold at very lew prices
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully in
vited, TO call and examine his stock, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere and they will
find it to their advantage to purchase OF
him. ian I-yl +. MAINE