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IL EMBROIDERY sTORE.-Wc re

,,,5 Ise 3-dlm No. ll6, Main Street.
>-LW EMBROIDERY STORE.-Wc re-
trrn our warmest thanks 10 friends aud Gus
,5Ders for their kind patronage and encouragement
end woud call their attention TO our new Store, No
as Nam street where they will find every article of
FANCY EMBROIDERY suitable for Ladies', Gen
rIemel's and ClIldren's Clothing
F.nhrcideries in Chenille, Silk, Worsted, Braid
COD a7d Silver Bullion, &c., neatly and promptly
PATTERNS for Braidins and Embroidery drawn
sbe shortest notice. and all materials furnished for
H. same.
HEAD DRESSES and fancy articles of all kinds
constantly hand, all of which will be sold at the
most reasonable prices.
Cg'- Orders from the country promptly and care
fly attended 10. MISS RACHEL SEMON,
Miss REBECCA SEMON.
No 2nj Main street one Square above the Banks, mex
door to the Baptist Book Depository.
\ B-SChoiars taught in all styles of Embroidery.
q Closed on Saturdays. oc 3-dlm
BENEVOLENT ENTER RPRTSE.--SEW
ID NC ESTABLISHMENT AT STA UNTON,
VA--1he undersigned having for benevolent purpo
rultedm carrying on the SEWING BUSINESS
IL Its branches, respectfully solicit share of the
The NANTtA-MAK1NG department is superin-
tended by Miss 5, COLLINS, of Washington, who is in
constant receipt from the Northern cities of oil the
latest novelties IN style and shapes Of l. ID E s.
DRESSES CLOAKS and MANTILLAS.
The GENTLFMEN'S DEPARTMENT is under
'he charge of an experienced person. Every article
'L1des and Gentlemen's apparel made at the short
esi rotIcc.
Particular attention paid to the manufacture of
thldrau's and InfBnts' Clothing. BrBiding and En-
TodeTng done in the most artistic and elegant 81 yles
hch designs for Kmhroidering kept constantly on
h=1d Marking done i'll plain or fancy letters. Call
aud examine
IS Rooms opposite the Virginia Hotel.
LINDA PEYTOS,
CARRIE ENGLEBRIGHT,
BETTE FRAZIER.
~ Orders viii be received at this office.
e lL-dim
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GLASSWARE,

la ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN M
EA i PORHAIfON AND MAkUFACTURERS.-
HUN FALL SUPPLY AT EVANS DEPOT OF
GssAa EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLASS.
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4 ONO AHAWL6.-Junt rcceiyed hSnd.
IL some assortment Lons Shawis IN niaoAs oiac@
Mixed Al d Bright ColoTs. no
ec q G. .HAkIU1A1 W.
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IHE FIRE AND Loss OF LIFR IN NEW YoRK-
we gave yesterday brief account a a fire In New
ork on Friday morning. involving the loss of five
| nses The New York Times. in publishing the de-
| 'aiis ct the awful calamity, saws:
=, az soon as ii possible to do so engineers
natHeh and Farnham forced their way up the first
night OF stairs In reaching the first landing they
stumbled over something which at first they SUP.
| POSED TO be some burnt furniture. MIR. Baulch on
',ooptnE down to ascertain the character of the
obstruction, claspcd in his hand the skull of hu.
man being, burned almost to crisp
. lantern was then proc ured, when was revealed
'"o horrld sight of the remains of two women
! ana child with the flesh burned conpletelv off
ana the bones exposed and blackened Ono of
tne women was crouched in one corner with the
ctiiu lying besideher. The other was extended
women in attempting to escape from their sleep
ing apartments to the street, were stopfed by tho
names and smoke on the lower landing, and there
persisted
The fire in the mean time continued TO burn and
spread upon and around the upper staircase and
through the rooms on the third and fourth floors
As As the hrenen succeeded in subduing the fame,
,hey kept pushing their way further through the
mousse The body Of Mrs Brown was found in bed
oh tne fourth floor; she was in sleeping condition.
pain.
The effect of the heat and water upon her body
gave her skin singular appearance. When
touched, 1t peeled off fine little boy of about
years, nephew of Mrs Brown, was also found
dead III bed on the fourth floor. He too seemed to
have died of suffocation. The body presented the
Same features did that of Mrs. Brown
Miss Becker, who slept in the garret, succeeded
IN forcing her way down stairs to the first landing,
and was extricated by Mr.. Peter Fritz She was
shockingiy burned and it is believed cannot re-.
cover.
The other inmates succeeded in escaping by
jumping from the windows to the balcony beneath,
and some OF them were more or less injured.
FURTHER NEWS FROM MEXICO.-Thc Ne. Or.
leans papers contain 4 variety of Mexican news,
but nearly all interest has already appeared un
der our tolegraphic head
Two American workmen were recently attacked
by robbers, between Rio Frio and Puebla One of
them killed his assailant by musket shot The
others gun missed fire, but with the butt he dis
charged terrible blow at the head ofthe bandit,
and knocked him down. One of the Americans
was slightly wounded
Jose L. dc Santa Anna, son of the ex-President
has addressed letter from the fortress of San Juan
dc Tina, denying the accusations which have been
made against him by the press.
The Trait fUnion says that the publisher of the
Libertad, of Puebla, has been arrested aud thrown
into prison for article which appeared in its first
number This is justly regarded as a sorry herald
ofthe liberty of the press.
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ISHE WONDEKFIL LADh AsiDh ..aA hAs Ait-

~ EEIJi4f. 1. " Ukk s-tfich Camerics and
IN Swiss Collars, and la-ge lot Of Gsmnfic Sands
opening to-day by J. l. NJ. ROsENbAuM.
ee q ls nfoat stfoSt.
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"Hhess; lsEAL.I
sEALt
p SEAL
,r oIe, 10 represent stock in their general meet
f5f 81 slal only be valid for the space of two years
,li the date thereof oeS
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M a n E 4 a.--latOred ffcmch Opera
E Flannsls beautiful article also, white, REQ,
blpa and yellow plain and tw1llcd fianuels 10 sale
a.s s.as sa lean ss j. & NJ ROSENBAUA.
ssa! y! - 100 Broad street.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-11-10

"A Novel ENrEaPRrsE.-We under
stand hat a. expedition, which pro.
niises the most important results both
to science and commerce, is At this
moment fitting out for the purpose OF
navigating some Of the most impor-
tant unexplored rivers in South Am.
erica. 1t is to BE- made under the
command Of Lord Ranleign. Several
noblemen and gentlemen have already
volunteered to accompny bis lordsLip,
and the enterprising and scientific
band. it is said will sail a. soon a. the
necessary arrangements shall be com.
pleted.-London Times. ~
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STATE OF LOUSlANA-Slxln. Judi.
cial District Court-Parish of East Ba.
ton ROuge-In the matter Of the Success.
sion o. Mrs. HELENE Fulton, decd, mo.
447 = Probate. {"
by virtue of commission issued in
ID the above Succession. and to me
directed, from the hon. sixth judicial dis.
trict court in and for the Parish aid State
aforesa | viii! by virtue OF said com.
mission, offer at public sale on thepremi.
ses wherein the deceased last re sided on
Third Street on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day OF December, 1855, at II O'Clock, A. M.
the propersy hereinafter setforth ard des-
or; bed, belonging to the succession of. Mrs.
Helene Fulton, late Of said Parish, dec d.
to wit:
A LOT of ground situated in that part Of
the City of Baton Rouge, designated on The
plan thereof, as lot No. II. Of square No
2. measuring sixty feet front on Third St..
by one hundred and twenty feet in depth.
french measure, with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon.
A TRAIT of land situated in the De-
viPs Swamp, in this Parish, at about 9 OF
10 miles above the City of Baton Rouge.
fronting the Mississippi River. ION the
day of sale the boundaries and quantity Of
land will be made known)
PAULINE, mulatress, aged about forty
years, and her three children, viz ). Paulin,
IL years: Octave, boy, 8 years and Os-
car. boy, years OF age.
SuckY, negro woman, aged about so
We rs.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms OF Sale.
The real estate and slaves, on a credit Of
one, two and three years from the day Of
sale, in equal instalments-purthasers to
gre notes endorsed to the satisfaction Of
VIM Reynaud. Tutor t, the minor. George
Nicol, grand child Of said deceased, and
special mortgage reserved on the property
sold, until final payment; the notes to bear
eight per cent interest from their respective
maturities till paid. The personal proper
ty for all sum of Ten Dollars and under
that amount, CASH. and for all sums over
Ten Dollars. payable on the first day of
March next. 1856, purchasers to give
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing eight
per cent interest from due till Paid.
L. GRANDPRE.
novl0-6-w. Auctioneer.
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SPIRIT RAPpING.-As will he seen
from the following, from Radcliffe
Register, published in London, A. D.,
1881, Spirit Rapping, is not a new
thing. We copy from that ancient
Journal. The article is headed
The Bostilc.-Among the multi
tude of anecdotes to which the BastiIe
has given birth, there is one that has
been told with great assurances and
circumstances of truth, and therefore
may b. thought worthy of being rela-
ted. -7 .r a.ttR. l7ss
A gentleman and his servant new.
ly became inhabitants of that gloomy
fortress, were often awakened from
their reveries by a rappiDg against
the vaulted floor of their dungeon
from the cell beneath. After some
time, they remarked that the number
Of strokes was invariable four and
twenty. They had wearied copjec.
ture in endeavoring to divine the
meaning Of this regularity, when at
last it struck the gentlaman, that "a
being the number Of letters in the
French language, it might be intend
ed to indicate mode Of communica.
ton by rapping the number of strokes,
corresponding IN the series Of the al
pbabet to each letter wanting.
Immediately availing himself of
the idea, he asked Qui etes vous
Who are you! and was answered
Vous m'auez devine You have dis
covered my meaning) From that
time they confined to communicate
their sorrows to each other as far as so
tedious a way of conversation would
admit, till one day the prisoner ben
cath gave the one above to understand
that being tired of his existence. he
was that insant going to hang him.
self.
1t is easy to conceive with what
anxi ty the gentleman and his servant
waited for the approaching visit of the
keeper. When he came, they beg.
ged him to 60 down; and if in time,
prevent the person below from being
his own executioner. He directly
went away; but instead Of returning
as they hoped, to tell them the event
he sent guard to conduct them to
another part of the prison; nor could
all their entrelties ever prevail on
their sullen guardians, to satisfy their
curiosity as to the fate of their fellow
prisoner, so great was the silence sys-
tematically observed in that sepulchre
Of the living.
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THE BlGGEsr BUSINESS YEr.-
Yesterday was the most active day Of
the season in the cotton market, the
sales, according to- our commercial
reports, reaching to the large amount
of eighteen Thousand bales! This
would make a total Of fully thirty. six
thousand since Monday morning last,
or nearly forty thousand since the re-
ceipt Of the recent European news by
the Baltic.-Delto.
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CONTRIBUTIONS FoR THE WASHING
TON MONUMENT IN THE CITY OF New
ORLEANS ON THE DAY OF THE ELrc-
TIoN.-1t amounts to the handsome
sum ofSl246,95 The Sixth Precinct
in the First District contributed the
largest amount, $l,24,04; the next
largest amount comes from the Twenty
second Precinct, Fourth District, and
il 1923 IS. The smallest amount is
the Twelfth Precinct in the Second
District, and is "a IS.
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DEATH OF CoMMoDoRE JOHN D.
DANIELs.-Commodore Daniels died
At his residence in Baltimore on the
10th ulto. This gentleman in early
life filed a large space in the public
eye from being identified with the re.
volutioDary struggle in Columbia, in
South America. As "a naval comman.
der, his bravery and skill won for him
a large debt Of gratitude from those
for whom he assisted to achieve indie
pendence and when, a few years since,
be visited Lagvayar, the scene Of bis
early exertions, be was received as a
public benefactor, and bis services
acknowledged by the Venezuelan Gov
eminent.
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.

The subscribers re- prctfuIly cal at.en-
ton of purchaser, to their stock Of
Carriages and Harness, comprising every
variety.
AL kinds of repairing neatly done and
promptly attended to. Plantation Wag.
gon-, Pioughs, &c, Manufactured and Re-
paired.
Our assortment of Iron is also complete
Call and examine. Corner OF Church and
Main streets.
nOvlO. W. F. TUNNARD 4 co.
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Horse Palace 4 Virginia Stable,

ROBERT BEAU, PRoPRIEroR.
The former On Cosvextion, 6e,,ceem Third +
Mai~ Streets. The latter on Third, betsoses
Church and Law,e! Strsts.
TAKES this method Of informing the pub.
1 lie, that he has now on hand splen.
did stock of horses, about Forty in mum.
Der, Carriages and Bugeies in proportion,
also, an Omnibus. all Of the best. Always
on hand when called tor.
RATEs AccoxplNo TO the DISTANCE.
Single Horse Feed, IS cts. 8,
Saddle Horses at Livery, SIS per mo.
Carriage or Buggy Horses. $50 90
Anv damage done to either Horse, Bug.
g or Harness, to be paid for by the one
hiring the same.
RULES OF BOTH SrAsLx, CASH
oct30.tf.
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lieu advertisements.
fl Lecture and Concert.

A LECTURE and CONCERT ofinstru.
n mental music will be given at the
STATE HOUSE On MONDAY EVEN
ING NEXT, by Mr.. J. ELDERlDn. late
chief musician Of the Mounted Rine Regt.,
U. S. A. Tie lecture will be on MUSIC,
both vocal and instrumental. which will
be exempi6ed by Mr.. EIderton's perform
ing on several musical isitruments, Of
which he is teacher.
Parents and mechanics ara particularly
invited to attend. Admission so cents.
This entertainment is given with view
to show Mr. Els ability as m'sician-he
intending to make Baton Rouge his resi-
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CouRr CAsEs.-Many amusing things
End original place Of action in "the
courts" because there is . strained
seriousness in court proceedings. and
very much is often made out Of
nothing. Tho following is true pic
ture:
"Silence-silenoe in Court" cried
an irritated Judge. Here we have
decided half dozen cases this morn
ing. and l have not heard . word of
one of them" 8
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GLE 9ailpg Comet.
BATON ROUGE,:::::::::NOv. 10, 1855.

The ELEcrroNs.-There has been,
and srill is, so much betting on cleo
lions, that no reliance 10 to be placed
on rumors, a they come in from dif-
fsrent portions Of the State, and are
passed around as authentic. We shall
commence tomorrow the publication
Of the official returns o. received at
tho Office of the Secretary Of State.
adding the vote Of each parish. As re-
ceived. The 'mouth Of Red River"
seems TO have assumed considerable
political importance. We hear those
Who are exceedingly anxious for more
reasons than one, 70 know how the
State il going; say: wicklifs will
come out Of the mouth Of Red River
with 500 majority; whilst others say,
that it will b just the other way
Red River seems to have in its throat
the fate of victory. When the result
IL known, it will be quite - we'll to At
tribute the success to the mouth Of
the Red River, - to the voice of tho
people.
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~Mr. Horace Greedy, Who is a

~Mr. Horace Greedy, Who is a
great rascal, and therefore per CT, a
great man in the nineteenth century,
and . great oracle Says "Kansas
would he q free State if outsiders
would only keep their dirty hands
of. " No doubt. if such were the case
it would not only be free apparently.
but in fact. Free from the mad folly
and faDaticism of Northern bigotry'
which is the most intolerant bigotry
aud nonsense ever heard Of on this
side Of Jordan. It is however the le.
climate offspring Of Salem witch
raftry. and Puritanical impiety. Go
ahead Greedy. Garrison 4 Co, and
carry with you . bosom compan-
ions Abby Kelly Foster. Lucy Stone
Blackwell, and Jefferson Brick
There is q consolation to the tolerant
and christian people Of the land. that
You cannot live always to prostitute
the pure atmosphere Of Heaven, with
your curses and mad cries, against
such rules of order in society, as has
have been written on the face of Gre
alton by the Great Author Of all
things.
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A steam horse has been invented
for farm purposes. it pulls wagon
pillow or any thing that a common horse
may be used for.
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nR. DUCHElN, Of the Medical Faculty
~ Of Montpelier lFrance) having re.
recently established himself in this City,
offers his professional services to the public.
~He will at all times be found at Mr..
PuJeL's residence, (near Judge Burk's)
unless professionally engaged. oct25-tf.
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HThe vicksburg Wing publishes
liet Of deaths in that city from LIST Of
August to 3lst October. The whole
number is 1913 most of them from the
epedemic fever.
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8UUOMkBSs
IN KITS No. l Mackerel.
~ Barrels Lavgs 80. ..e..
20 6oxss Herring.
20 Boxes Goldfish
20 Boxes Manchester Soap.
10 Boxes Sperm Candida
! Case Prunes in gloss inn.
10 Drums Dried Fiea
S Boxes Spanish Chocolate.
Case Citron.
10 DOG. I, ! and pound cans Axss,i.
2 Cases Canister Powder.
2 do. Pine Apple Chess.
10 do. Table Clsret.
do. Assorted Sauces.,
2 do. Capers and Olives.
S do. Assorted Pie Fruits.
All Of recent arrival and for sale by
nOv6. JOSHUA BEAL.
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CT The N. O. Commercial BuWe.

~ The N. o. Commercial BuUe-
tim of the 9th inst. says in reference
TO the Election just passed:
In the city and Algiers, with the
exception of the 9TH and 9Th Precincts.
where the ballot boxes have been de-
stroyed, Mr.. DERBIGsY, the American
candidate for Governor, has a mnjority
of 40, and the whole State ticket of
the same party has about the same.
Messrs. BURTHE, BURKE and MI
cHEL (Am.) are elected State Senators.
and Of the Representatives the Ameri-
cao party have elected Is and the
Democrats 8.
For Congress in the First District
and Algiers Eusr1s has majority Of
376. In the Second Congressional
District Hunt goes out Of the city
with 43 majority.
For Sheriff our figures foot up a
majority of SO fer BELL. exclusive Of
the 7th and 9th Precincts.
For the removal Of the seat of gov
eminent the vote is nearly unanimous
An Eptaph-The editor Of the
Burlington Recorder bears witness
that he recently discovered in fur
ishlng city in the line Of the New Jer-
sey Railroad, a graveyard in which
stood a tombstone on which was in
scribed by weeping friends. the follow
ing touching and. simple yet exquisitely
poetic epitaph: HE WAS GOOD
EGG"
The Recorder at once proceeded to
GID gold by composing the following
addition
"Tread lightly DER this nest, we beg,
Or else, perhaps. you'll smash the egg"
We have no doubt as to the fax "
Of the tombstone case alluded to-
Why should we, says the Philadelphia
Bulletin, when in another part of New
Jerse} there are in a row five tomb
stones bearing the following iuscrip-
tions
HE WAS A BRICK
HE WAS A PERFECY HORSE
HE WAS A WHOLE TEAM,
He WAS SOME PUMPKINS.
II WAS ONE OF EN-.
WELL HE WAS
The cost of public printing of the
Government Of Grea. Britain is f2OO..
OF nearly ST 100000, per annum.
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Washington II. A. Chapter.
THE regular Monthly Meeting, Of WASH 49,
i ington X. A Chapter, will take place "a
on Monday night next, November 18th, !
oy order Of the N. Ell P. wv
bnoy. Cd, ALFRED SHEPPER0. Secsy.
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70 At the University Of Virginia
this season, between $50 and 400 per.
mits to mxrtriculates have been grant.
Cd. being q great increase over the
number granted last year. One thing
il certain. Whatever difference of
) opinion there may be; Doctors are
made to disagree" There is Is much
blindness and empericism in the prac-
tice Of medicine now, as there was
eighteen hundred years ago.
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The King of the Netherlands has
ordered gold medal to be struck in
honor of Lieut.. Maury.
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NEW STORE.

NEAR THE COURT HOUSE.
HAVING opened q family Grocery Store.
III at the Old stand, formerly Of EpwrN
MoSrAN, respectfully solicit 4 share of pub.
bile patronage. All we ask, it is to give
us call. We have just received from St.
Louis, per steamer Grand Turk,
1nn Sacks Of Irish Potatoes; A large
lOO Lot of Iowa Onions, &c. will
be sold cheap for cash. ....... ..
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Wrapping Paper.
100 REAMS CROWN
lOO so Medium do
so Double do.
Wrapping Paper just received from the
mandatory. luov8. JOSHUA BEAL.
TIE subscriber having been apponte.
l Agent for East ana West Baton Rouge
for >mith Mcleod & Co.'S superior and
pure Bi-Sulph Of Lime. Plasters will find
it to their interest to buy here.
novs WIN. BoGEL, Druggist;
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Dissolution Of Co-partnership.
THE FIRM heretofore existing under
L the name of HoLr & HUTCHINSON, was
dissolved by mutual consent on the LIST Of
May 1855. J. HOLT.
oct9-lOd. K. G. HUTC1ISON.
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Attention Firemen!
THERE will be a regular
y meeting Of the members Of n.
INDEPENDENCE FIRE CO., No. 2,
at their Engine House, on Saturday
10th instant. H. v. BABIN, Foreman.
J. L. WALLET, Secretary.
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Sos1eGl2'tes. FL
HAVE JUST RECEIVED Z fresh SUP.
/ ply Of the following articles:
20 Boxes STAR CAnDLEs,
6 SPERM I"
Is +" NY. Soar,
6 d" WINcHEsrxR
10 Perkins choice Butter,
10 Bags Rio and 2 Java Coffee
For sale bv loctIS; r. HOFFMAN,.
New FAN and Winter Goods.
0'C0N01, has now in store well selec.
" ted stock Of Fall and winter Goods, cor,-
sisting in parts of-Silks, Dress Goods,
Hibbons, Grapes, Cravats, Embroideries,
Laces, Fringes, Gloves, Hosiery and Dress
Trimmings.
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Sam dries.

sam 1stG0.
lust RECEIVED Is dog. boxes Of
u Fresh Sardines dog. Gallon Jars Pick.
les doz. ! GAL ars. do. 3 doz. Of Fr nch
do. 4 bbls Mackerel. Fresh Butter, fine
lot fresh cheese, and for sale Cheap for
Cash, by. ct29l A. WILSON + Co: