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yyTEYLIGENCE OFFICES.

WISHING GOOD sERyANTi, 1.h hs Tor
IL respectable German Engsn rro 1onnert \ Co. 27
Rroawny corner Reade street Ao, Neon once 100 Gree
erpers laborers, &C, at ms or u''
yyich sreet.
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ANTHOLOGY.

, sToNIspING TO ALI.-MAnAME MORROW maE
.ayenh daughter has natural GIT to tell past Prcscn.
and luurc events and all the conce MS OF e esem c ill.,
u and will cause speedy marriages, and thow mc hv
~ he n,anded husbands abs.nt friends and VIII
,ng ,geiher those who separated who VIII oy ue
az matrimonial bliss. All who wish goon
u NAV ea soon for reefand comfort Thonssnds nave gs
u ,,r belief that Is the most wonderful astroos's.
d or Nat has ever known though she prac
w e ,rg bu what Is reconcieable TO philosopher N9
CHARGE II not satisfied &c Rroome srset oe."sou avn
Coumbia Gentlemen not Animated.
T1ATNTSTR Y MADAME EMENf Ims 81 u, ~ avsrts
daughter Of he epsy family can &c m csnts
% ~ No greene stree corner OF Canal Zee ~ oe.ss
~ Tbls seven wonder can mpart secrets ~ VIC,
iaay eri gentleman can oes'in 'he shecu0s - '0 OpF
| sex. Charge exta.
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CHREWSBURY HOP.-THE ANNUAL SOiHEE OF THE
- Neptune Club at Nblo's, Tuesday evening" Jan.
THOMAS @. VOORHIS, President.
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TTAMMANY SOCIETY BALL.-THE GRAND ANNUAL
ball and festival Of the Society OF Tammany Columbian
Order In commemoraon of the bait OF New Orleans will
take Place at Tammany Hail. onTuesday evening, January
BOO The Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS beg TO announce that
they have taken effective measures TO render this ball equal
win be attendance The hall and ball will be splendid
" decorated with banners bunting and flags OF all nations
together with the magnificent picture OF the battle Of New
leans painted expressly for the society The floor will be
der the management Of efficient committee. especial
will be made for the comfort Of the ladies'
honor the ball with their presence. Distinguished from
State have signed their intention OF being present.
our army and Will be wel represented and eminent
oatemen from all parts OF the country expected unite
with the society In ibis festive reunion OF the democracy
Tickets be procured from the sachems and officers
society. LORENZO B. SHEPARD, Grand sachem
STEPHEN c. DURYEA, Secretary.
THE SIXTH ANNUAL BALL OF THE BROUGHAM
Light Guard will be held at the Cy Assembly Rooms on
Tuesday evening" January l5 1856 Tickets be Of the
members OF the company the door the evening the
ball.
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nENodRArIc REPUBLICAN GENEKas ,Ssi an cleo
non 10 chose three delegates ne I1 a anary
uon ~ ,ae to- tho year 1850 held on MOI lay -
ySe bonTs Of and O'Clock NJ ~ 20 70 d v
M under lie direction Of Asahe kesd aon q chose two
lam o. see sy,spreaen the Twelfth ward in This ,S
aor IsG 6e held Monday January ucem ~ .,n
me se ~ and bocock NJ, at scannns corner ~ .
street. and Eighth avenue under EN- me carison Inspectors
Murray sSi IIuRFNzo d. SHEPARD Chairman pro 'en'
JANIS l.. BrsIpIcT, secretaries.
t,rpyp ca kyciILoR,
11,o TpE ATTIC REPUBLICAN ,N rasa or
he Twelfth friendly 70 NE se dTnS " EisSh avenue
HIM street. on Monday afternoon Jars ts Gcmeral
nv hnvrs M and o'clock, pursuant 20 cad :" w
| nne.nmitee Of Tammauy Hall.
| Com"neo NJ MURRAY. f,.,oc,or.
II s;o ,S RiCuARpsoN,
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nFFIHE OF COMMISSIONERS OF STREETS AND
~ lamps New York, Jan. g. 1856 10 the pubc--In
sequence Of the heavy storm evening" will be
impossible for the ssh carts OF this department collect the
Citizens are therefore 70 teen their sshes ~ IN
their yards and houses and throw them tho streets
You requested to your sdew cutters
IN order 10 prevent an overflow in Of sudden ihaw.
Yours respectfully, JOSEPH +. BILLING,
Commissioner OF Streets ana Lamps.
p S--The carts will be put on az soon as practicable.
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-rx,,N ARTIFICIAL EyES.-A LARGE CoLLEnrtnys
III UnAN n,racfal ey ss always hand, A. LtRONS,
anahscarS graduate Of The scboos 2" s' ana w." '''"
III WrsiyaS .rLel VI AhtA sass"
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WATCHER, JEVvELRY, sc.

RIO rur I,ApIEs-AN ASSORTMENT OF FINN
o nnnsistirg az brooches, coral SETS earrings
n offered AT $40 Houston street. AZ manu.hc
prices Ladies' desiring articles when s ~ yaae IN
snsiye variety $50 Houston street, for lew weeks y
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17I7E LECTURE SEASON.

. IEcTupE WILL BE DELIy Erred Bf s, SvcN The
CIEI on Tuesday evening, January oIlerS: reserved
seas ebosy The 80 cents to be ma u ~ street He
sov hoaIsofe ITO Fulton street, and me omecw nso a.
mcrcan nDoo open att o'clock Lecture 70 coaeaoo ~
DWELL LECTURES IN NEW on YohR 81 Clinton Hail
op Mace Monday evening, jan Hour o. 9pc nres ~
evening and Hereafter serse s Gentleman
sSd ne lady and sae ss S aaa Libra
s OF .enis For sale al the principal pookssores' w " ~
20 ;s Gen de,k Mercantile Library Association
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ITO CAPITALIsTsANY PERSON shea cash paying
nness in his CITY, will hear OF good oppos,uns " ff'
ina 10 A. BEEBE, real estate Office l9o bIoaaea ~.
MANITOBA PARTNER EITHER Il nsfacure nm "a article
dov crns,mpton whsh sells for cash Inc n aaress
Uroas viii ne. $50 900. Direct with rear h"Ae "DN
hoy 37bl Post office.
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~ AuTED-BY A GERMAN, WHO HAS bEE , hx shs last
w nshad n The United States Ms mercosn. aurs Worm
ave years enter business ce for months
whsn he win &c ready contribute cap o. csrsnces in
,nu snck Can the mcsf repectaoie usnc,rsl
cn and abroad writes and speaxs c an asape
languages uenty and correctly, az ssaIssnsn
knowxoss FATAL business. Address ", box III hsiau
office.
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DRY GOODS. sc.

PETER ROBERTS Us, 375 BROADWAY, THE
"A balance Of their stock OF rich embroderies and lace
goods will be Sold at great reduon OF prices all this month";
nriOr Ia taking stock.
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JOSEPH Mck1TElCK,
.arrhlfecf@ Builder.
EAnr - Ficrtdd. E1sf IF N"tne ~.


+ WOULD RESPECTFULLY call the
L attention Of the public, 10 my arrange
,uents 70, the New year, Having made
arrangements with one Of Tho nns' rnat u
featuring estahlishu en's in Cincinnati.
am prepared 10 furnish Sash Doors and
blinds, made Of the best White Zine Lun'-
Der. and Of superior workmanship aud
much cheaper than can be made in the
South. Persons wishing 10 build would
find il 10 their advantage to consult me
before building
Orders from the country earnestly soil
cited. Country work Of all kinds prompt
" attended to in the most workmsnlike
manner.
Plans and specifications for city and conn
try Houses. suburban Villas, etc given in
the most approved styles. All kinds of
Job Work attended to with ncatnnss and
dispatch. Water Cisterns male of he best
material. ian1D.
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41O NyVV8 03uv301B AZ - ~ ~ =
E,mil Season has opened
]. SIMON h cos
CAPfTOt CHEiP ,STOREfl
-fs,rrey TAi,j e F7,'f, as.

Ncsv Il rcus time t.'lses Il Gentlemen.
~ s,..t respectfully "n"nu"re IN The irhat'
w tants " baton Rouge and vi""'tr. aud v"
cut friends IN general that We have NOW 7" stn,"
full supply of Ladies' and sents garments. o.,
stock ccns'sts vis;
TtlH LADIES UEpAnTMENv.
Alapacas, Ro,,tasines aud pa'ront. Cneted
plain and plaid
Ehawls. in great vs,'e.v and "f,ieh PATTERN
parses Of all descriptions :" "
French and English M.t,n"s # all ""'"rs
Cashmere aua Muslin de Lanns. plaid. plain
and figured.
Silks plaid, plain. also Prussia silks sno Moe,
antique.
smk pcpl'r nnbo. and ren"r nel Dresses.
watstrd PlAids. Of every unal'tr
Talmae Of the latest sfle, black and e"loted,
Ladies' cloth fes Tai,nee. Of eve.r rrl"..
ahaws. rs.hv ,evo lie lane and Wrrs.ed.
TOgETUEn WITH
Sets NJ Ncretan. tsra. Criiats. chimiaeUes and
Sleeves. Mourning Guitars and Wells. Hand
hfs and etnt,ode,ies # all kinds. l"u,
vius; Kid 1tcveec9f ali co,"ts. .."..."
DOMESTlCS
AWch ~ Vlsin and figured Fia"nels Frer"h md
American Blankets; Iipan and Cotton Sheetings
pieached and Brown Cotton ~ the hest brands :
SWISS MWe,in. Jec.net a"l Irish LINENS, Linen
Bisters, Tcwe,ins. Quilts NJ eva'v si.e r"r
tain VAunsshe. Muetines fns Musp"is" bars: Fut
nitute prsnts. Muelins fay Curtains; and all that
can be require for a ladies wardrobe
AiA0-a large stock If hosiery aud trimmings IN
great variety. llnn21l
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TO MY CUSTOMERS.
fTNHE SUBSCRIBER. thankful for

TNHE SUBSCRIBER. thankful for the
i patronage so literally extended to
him, tor the last two years, by his friends
and the public generally. would respectful
~ inform them, that, he has just open n
large stock Of the very hest Drugs. Medi-
cines, Chemicals Foreign and Domestic
Patent Medicines and Pe'fumeries, the
whole Of which is warranted to .,e Of the
very best qual'ty-~hav'ng also made ar-
engagements to keep "Pa constant supply,
he s enabled to afford every thing ~ his
l'nc of business, on the most reasonable
terms. by strict attention to business he
hopes the continuance Of the patronage 30
literally extended TO him heretofore.
Planters aud others are respectfully soil
cited to examine his stock before pnrchas-
ing elsewhere.
Physicians Prescriptions put up Mt
all hours Of the day and night with nee''ra-
~ and dispatch. J. l.. WALLET.
lan25-y. Druggist.
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SALES ny T'UE .gHERiFF
NssccessiO,e Safe.

cv0GGvWU0VW fyvANVs
STATE or LOUtstANA.-sisth Judi
enl District .Cc"rt--'atisb ef East BE-
ton Hcuge---1n The matter Of the Succes-
e;"h of tosn A. smApr. decd. No A7o
''p.cbate
1ly VIRTUE NJ a com,uiesion iss"nd II,
ID the ab"vp Succession. an'l to Mn ,litec-
ted from the Hon, Sixth Judicial District
Cou't. in and Tor the Parish of Fast Baton
Rouge. | viii efe, at public sale, on the
premises. whernon The deed last resided
in this Parish fEast Esto" RougeD IN the
Amite r,ve1. al about "A miles from the
city NJ Baton Rouge, on
MONDAY. che 95th "f February. sa5G.
NJ ~ o'","k NJ "f said day, Tho lets""-
s"nal property hereinafter set forth and
Described, lal"ng;"g \" tho s"cressi"" If
i"hn A Stuart. late H said Parish, dec'd !.
to wit.
Two scrtel hr,ses, nnn hay horse, one
buggy md hatne.e. l,t If farming "iensile
aud ,,ue shat gun and e"ndty other articles
~ Terms II saln-at ASH
!f.S2 " V EAEIN, sheriff
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~ Gentlemen ~
ELEGANCE AND ECONOMY II!


]. SIMON l. CO.,
THIRD street. Opposite IN. t'sst Once.
THEREBY give notice 10 the public, that
H they have now in store the must ele-
can't and vailed stock II Gents Furnishing
tcoa. in thislCity That his prices for r.sH
are dowr At the very Invest figure, and he
Il ,esclved 10 sell As cheap as the ehespest
et g'vs W the eh-st In The ATTEMPT
The following programme Is offered f''
Gents cyns,dststion.
C0ATS.
Black Cloth Ftcck snd Dtea. Goats; Col
Vysd business tosts Fancy Cassi",-
and Tweed coats, suits to match
OtER COA7'S.
Pilot, beaver. Felt and Mohs'e; "ver"osfs
made long fc, planters pse Ais"
CJesks and Talmas NJ the latest style
PANTS.
Black cloth and Dc.skin Pants Fanty
Cashmere Pants
tES1'S.
Velvet, Plush. silk. Satin mud Cashmere
Together with Linen shirts. !, Hos do.
Twede do. ptswate, C"'t"o aud Me'in"
Sucks, silk and Satin do. Italian C,ava's
Feylaftls, Linen lldkfs. ,"v'"s. kM. Silk
and Felt Hats. Clc'h ters. E""ts. aud
Shoes. Silk and Cotton lTmb,ellas. Leather
Trunks. Travelling Bags I" sh"" every.
thing appestsinins to 4 gaptlema"'s ward
robp. ian 10y.
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INSURANCE.

southern RtWtssst Insurance Tom pam y
IT gsaton Rswee.
'sccyporat.d Nv Art Of ieessiat.re 81 Lostst,s'se
Ape,cre''. Mutch i1at, 1855.
Authorised Capital. iss,, S5tsO. f,0O. m.
The Scuthe,r Mutvoi I"sWsu.e Twnponv
Of Baton Rouge, have this day commenced
operations, and rre p'epa,ed to take F,ee,
MARINE, and R,vep Risks
Direeto
Iswes ~ Brown, Leon Hounecaye,
tchn q. Kleinpeter. Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, W. r. Tuupa,d,
los ' D",alde, Joseph targnie,.
&. q Mediation, WV. s p;ke.
Trustees
w Walker, Iess-e Hart
y ", Conrad, 8 = Lsy.rek.
4 has. A. Slack. James ". Btunot,
sosthene Alla'", w. y Phillips,
Joseph s. Williams, Thompson J. Bird,
7 r, Nclan. Daniel H. Avery,
John A Dnnnha,fy. Samuel NJ Hart.
WILLIAM s. PIKE, F,es't
A,resp EurprtstD. sec'y
Baton Rouge, Jan'y. -, 1876. "
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Something Worth Reading !

f7NHE sUHSCHlFEH@ w"uld cal The az
! ten''"n Of purchasers /" tho large ed
d'iops now being male TO their stock,
Among wl,,c', may he found
An elegant assortment ri Plated and Japan
on Walters, III en's and single,
tcHne U'ns, with and without ,ltippe,s;
Gilt Z. Ornamental Hall Lamps Z, lanterns:
Gilt Sofa, and Side LAMPS. TO, OIL, Spirit
Gas and tamphine
Cut end Pressed Glass, CHINA h Flint ware;
Brass. Copper, O'nsmented and Common
', Ccsl Holds:
Elegant Polished steel Fire lions aud And
Irons. with a,ee variety of
housekeeping articles
A fine assortment "f Window Shades;
Transparent Paper shades for Lamps
Glass. '.lIf aud Plated t'urtaie lands,
Gilt Curtain t"t,'res
Also, A Fine Assortment of:
Rich Gill Git Cups. Iaie Tate. Sets
FAN y telcgne a,d roilnt Eotsles.
Mantla Ornaments. FIR, suitable
EOv CARTS Z ~ y t'vese -.
nrREcT Free =tHE mANUrAr=
- lures Mst.s4' " Eebstaads, Ward
rob's, Wasts'ands Bureaus, Tables, &c
Gilt and Mahogans'I reir, Mantes and
tooting Glasses
nytall aud examine, as our stock is
now complete
de,goy. y. p1pEW Il Co.
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saw and saw Blades.

nROSSCUT, Pit, Pannel, Rip, lemon
~ Steel and brass back; Butchers, Row
Webb Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws
assorted sizes and the most Of them OF
Spear Il .1acksou's' make. Always on
baud Mt the Hardware store oi
any5.y. I.neu,nn Il EAaovE
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New Arrival of Hats.

'tsltE Susr,ib has just recevst a, other assert
= mant Of Mems, Rays and Youths Hats. Consist
Ing in part nf French silk aud Moteskn Hats
shapes he invites the attention nj buyers par
tieularty tn thasn goods, his assortment il very
large. aud caniot fail 10 please. few more Of
those higl, crown black and dead soft, Hats still
hand. fdnefl W D. PHILLIPS.
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A r,Hs DAouaaRotvrs or Pow H's
HrArur esterday. Al Wilson .
Napurtreap saloon over The Post Office
We saw a beautiful dagu,rec'ype Of
The statue of Washington. Our distip,
puished visitor, Ma. CLAaw M,..s. had
the original taken Of which the one
now IN possession If Nj. Wilson IL a
copy. Oweing TO the fact that the
s'atae Is etamped up in n cage II
waal difficult TO obtain the proper focs.
Tor the lenses. Mr.. Mills. for this rea-
son thought II would be difficult to
cbtain The full figure in proper focus.
NJ. Wilson devised an ingenious me
Abod TO obviate thi. difficulty, and the
picture he obtained gave the Artist en-.
,ire satisfaction. Mr.. Wilson may he
found daily during business. hours at
his rooms. and such strangers in
town M desire 10 have in mipiture. the
fac stm,ie Of the master work. may
do 81 by calling on him aud giving
tnelv notice.
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JAS. y. HACKIEY, ~
fO1d ST. 4 ~ i. W. QwIggSns. |

ISRESOLvED to keep the largest raen
and most varied assortment OF
BOOTS aud SHOES, HATS andV ~
CARS, In this City. La',es, Gents and
Children's Bootees, Shoes, Slippers, ETC.
He will .ell At the very lowest cash prices.
and invites the public 10 call aud examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
nyFresh receipts from the Northern
Manufactures every week, Store on La
tayette street. lan22y.
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Gbe Dailg Gnnlft.
BATON ROU1E.,:,iaFEB ~, 1859.
RI. !yisM Jvdieiat Dtsirtcl Court

The !yisM Judieiai District Court
The Court was not opened yestet-
LAY. We learn that the Judge will
be in town this morning and the court
will commence IT, sitting
1--@1x~
~ The ladie. Of The Catholic con.
g,eea'icp are making preparations to
give a fair. on Monday neHt, the goth
inst.
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Ey;scttcs. usandcaus L. C,,rs..

ICisCttca, ia IlalCnVIs a. Curtis.
Just received at O'GONOR'S.
Dotted and Emtroi,lered SWISS MusL1Ns:
Checked and Jnennat Masius:
Embroidered silk Patterns for l.AfL DRESSES:
Fmh'd siUsItNE DHEsstTs with Ftnnnres
PATENT LEATHER .eHtLK EEITH of all colours:
Hack Lace Wells, bridal Wells:
Fine Bridal Wreaths, and FANS:
pANAsOts and UMBRELLAS at
iulyI2-y. Ost'ON OW.
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STATE or LOUlslaNA--pa'ish Of
East Baton Rouge -S,yth Judicial Dis
triot tnutt-Jauv LrAcu, vs.. Nopepr
BEAT NJ" iG7l
Dy VIRTUE, Of . writ ri f fa issued IN
- tie alo.e entitled aud inundated
,.atee. aud ~ mo dreele,l from the Hon
sixth Judicial District t'n,ut, in and f.,
tho Parish Il State aforesaid will offer at
Parish, IN the city 1T Baton Nnuge. On
SATURDAY.. The lsf dov Of Mo,'h merit
a ~. 1856. At ~ oclrel. 4 M of said
day-all the right title interest aud claims
If The defendant Robert Real in and IN. the
following property hereinafter set fourth
and described Surrendered hy said De
fpndant. and I" pay and satisfy the i''ga-
ment. interest and eust IN III. above EMIT
led anl NUMBERED cause. 10 wit
A certain lot " ground, situated in that
part us the CITY IF Hat"" H"ege-laid ont
w A t.tas. and designated IN he plan
theresa as lot M | IN square NJ" ; being
Ji'ate, street, ut sixty feet Nv one hundred
and twenty in depth. On Moth s',ee4 to
gelhe, Will. all the buildings aud improve
menis
Ie,ms 1T sale Cash. with The benefit 81
The a,,p,aisement II v Balm.
fauon Sheriff
sTATE OF LOuINIANA-r Parish or
Fast Baton Rouge Sixth judicial Dis
t,ict Court -Juur krrNspr. Undett"-
tor. We H.muel Irlry Tutor - No
1GGp
DY VIRTUE IF = :ytit II Fl. "a issued
- IN the above. entitled and numbered
,aurn. anil IN mo d,nrt.I from tho Hon
Sixth Judicial Dist Cm,,t Parish aud State
aforesaid. will oHa, at public eae. al the
Curt lIrose door. NJ said Parish. in the
City of Baton Rouge on Snf",,i1u, he IT
day n Wa,eh wprf y. 1856 oil the right.
title. interest and rlams Of tho defendent
Samuel Lilly. tut"s. in aud IN the m"r'sa-
ged property hereinafter set forth and dos
cribed. to vii
A certain TRAIT Of land, mr. Plantation sit
uaied in the Parish nj East Hatnn Rouge
al about u ,nlaa from the City uf Baton
Rouge. and containing o,,a hundred and
twenty Eve acres, mnte ar 'ers. and boun-
ied on the moth nv Thus Devall, west by
DIR Thomas Henderson and south aud
east by Messrs Sale and Pcsev. togethet
with all the Buildings and improvements
thereon
Ais" the following named Slaves tn W.T.
Jordan, a Negro Boy, aged about sixteen
years (lG,. John. Negro hoy. aged about
tll) fourteen Yeats, aud Dallas n Negro
hoy, aged about ny twelve years
Seized =" lav and satisfy the Judgment,
interest and cost in the above entitled and
humble cd cause
Terms Of sale. Cash, with the benefit Of
he arpta,sn,uenf
January 9th, 1856. II v BARIN,
Sheriff
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To PAINTERS l. l.LAzuESs,

TO l'AUNTC1Rs g. lsLAZ1EDlS
Dnn BOXES French and American
wv Glass. 10000 lbs pure and No
White lead, 1000 lbs Dino paint, best quail
lily. 100 gals Ccpal Vanish, 100 gals Japan
Va,nish 80 gals pnmar Varnish, for zinc
paint, EZ1o lbs FIRE Proof paint. assorted
rolors, 400 gals Linseej Oil 900 gals
Sp'','s Jprpnntine, large assortment OF
Chrome and Paris Green. Chrome Yellow.
Frussi,n I'lue verm,IIio,,, Black and Red
Lead, iilh,sge. Faint and Varnsh Brushes
Sable Pencils, Top Craine,s, Blenders,
Graining Nmbs, C,l'le,s, Tips, Gold Leaf,
Blue. Green and brown Smalts. in fact
everything CONNECTED with this line, which
they offer at low prices not to he undersold.
]anIsdyI LAHcUIEH h LANOUE.
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Just Received.
4 FRESH stock Of Gents Calf Boots OF
n French manufacture Also Ladies' Kid
Slippers, Prunella Caters, with and with
out heels.
feb'y3-ly. JAS. s. HACKLEY.
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I.imscc.l Oil.

U1tusee1 Oil.
r ARD OIL, Alcohol Sp's. T"rp'ntine,
J. in store and for sale by Wholesale or
Retail by WILLIAM EOcEL,
Anil 2G'h 1865 Druggist
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sheet Zinc, Lead, &c.
0Hn0 LBS, Sheet Zinc and Lead,
AOVV Pt4 and lar Lssd, block Tin, Brass
-, ss'''ssi'se q sasssse.a.s s.sss Of
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French Window Glass,

French Window Glass.
PECE1vED per ship "ORruAS,
~ from New York, an asecrtmcn Of window
glass: ely ios-io by ~ s-lo by l6-l2 by IL;
Is By $40 BY 800 BY ~. Also, Pi.tsbura
"clear" and Waterford Glase, always On hand
and for sale either By the box or At retail, al,
deco-y. b. @. MONTAN, church it.
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Christmas Presents.

Chr1stsnns prcsents.
u CAPDEVILIE on Laurel street, has
/ just received a large lot Of Toys and
Fancy articles, for Christmas presents, and
lsew years gifts. The citizens Of Baton
Rouge and vacinity, are invited to call and
examine his stock. Il is the largest and
best selected in town dcc22- I'm.
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Desirable Property for Sale.
IIOrSE AND LOT situated corner Of
Ill North and Lafayette streets. Terms
Low and Liberal. Apply TO
]an30 ID. {. MoNIAN.
=, Church street.
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WALKING Canes.

lust received by steamship Grenada, a beanti
- fni a.=or i.uent Of Fancy. HoldF9d oliver noun
ted Walking Canes, some ~ whLd arc very fins
and handsome. for sale at the Clothing Emporium
Of dec6l y. PHILLIPS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wretch. who
hears usa personal malice,aud ought to
be hanged for IL, if he ia not already.
send. ~ a valentine. II would not
he proper 10 paint in language. n
thing that IL done UP in read. white
and blue colors, in such artistic esyle.
No ! IL must be seen. to make one feel
how deep down may descend. the
bald faced audacity Of some people in
tho mundane world. The border Of
the aforesaid missive I. composed Of
"otAn but cupids-cup,ds IN al man
ner Of attitudes flying after
butterflies, and looking wistlully for
something long expected but not yet
come--eupids with boquets. and has
ke,s Of flowers cupids with bows and
arrows, poaey .wosies and Zap -doodlea.
Tho center Of the document. beggar.
all description. There is an ob'ong
sg"a~ concern, something like y can
dle.box--snd yet more resembling an
empty champagne basket Hut hold.
it will not do to g farther. II Il be an
old maid who has sent IA this thing,
she shall be haunted Cor Il. to her
life. end, and Il Il be an old bachelor.
We hope he may die of ~ " green and
yellow melancholy" into which he
has ma'icicusly endeavored to throw
this luminary.