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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-15
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Tom ID me0 ClfCU0 0m0 N4G00kc6hG
Will Perform ct Davenport on Monday, July
THIS establishment has beeu thoroughly reftted at au
! immense expense to the Propretors, since their last
s aary aadit tour; Of Ts.y I.ys p,esuss1s 2 a." y .a@ sa'f fs :
Gagged, aud possessing all the characteristies aud habits Of
their native state.
Equestrian Director Mr.
Mastero OF the Ring DR. W~OOL6TON.
Clowns, HH0UGH 4 w WAKD.
Among the most conspicuous features of this Superb ".
tabishment, is the grand concentration Of Equestrian Tai
cut comprising mosta all ofthe leading Stars Of the Amer
icau Continent.
ten years ofage, the model Of the American Arena.
MrJ w WARD will appear on the Flying Cord. ac-
knowle,ged the best in the World.
Madame NJ CARROLL, equal in attraction In her cele-
brated act Of the Floating YeH
La Perche,
by the LEE BROTHERS, in which one balances pole per
pendiculariy twenty-five feet In height, while the other
climbs 1t and performs upon the dpex.
Mr. in his great two and four horse act,
carrying Mast. MastsI CHARLEY in a, ya 10 thrilling scenes sy;,
imals, and display her indomiatbie courage, equalto the
celebrated yau Amburg:
The performance will commence with a maguihcientIy
dressed entree, entitled the "Crnsaders," and will close
with q ~laughable Afterpiece.
Amaguifcent Brass Band will accompany the perform,
ance:
Admission to the entire exhibition SO cents. Children
half price. Performance TO commence at 9 aud Z O'Clock
Pm. Doors open halfa an hour preyiSssly,
VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
FOR SALE.
SITUATEDi in Muscstine county, fronting the Missis-
Dsippi River, midway between Davenport and Musca
tine, being portions Of sections % and "a fronting the riy-
er andl3 back, and containing 800 acres, 100 acres Of
which are improved and under = high state Of cultivation,
the balance rolling prairie and timber land. There 10 ON
the farm a large two story dwelling, barn, carriage house
and all necessary outbuiidings, all in first rate repair; q
bearing orchard Of choice apple, peach, cherry and plum
trees; an excellent well and cistern, a never falling brook
Of running water and a very superior stone quarry.
acres timbered land upon an island opposite
the above farm, upon which is a heavy growth Of timber,
principally hickory, which 10 accessible at all seasons.
The above property will be sold cheap and upon terms
the most liberal. Enquire Of
NOURSE IELEk CO.,
At the Iowa Agricultural Depot, corner Rock Island
and Front Sts., Davenport. july Q dwtf
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Or Gods to save them In a tricel
u was by mIracln snn,n think y

'Nongh the exact manner of their disappear
"hee could not be ascertained. At all events
'hey evapora,ed, and the assemblage re-
solved itself into a hearty Fremont and
LAYTON meeting. Such is the kind of signs
and Jokes which illustrate the progress Of
The good cause in Iowa.
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E. W. WHExLE8,
ArclnifAcf md BRm1DMQp i


TINHE subscriber viii Keep on hand At all times at bis
/ yard on the corner Of Rock Island and Third sts,
DRY CHICAGO LUNBIR
of every description. u. W. WHEELER.
july 10 diff p
school For Warm Weather.
THE REV. C. STREET, at the request Of several of
i his friends, proposes to reopen his school for . few
weeks, during the warm wenther, until the commence
ment OF the regular term, from s till II NJ, charging
half price, payable weekly in ADVANCE. 4LG4 %
The object of this arrangement is " keeps the pupils to
some extent under the discipline to which they have been
subject, and TO avoid an unnecessary waste Of time; while
the hours of study being 30 limited, and confined to the
coolest portion Of the day, due regard will be paid to-
health. s.
The school viii reopen upon the above named plan on
Monday next, the 18th inst. t5H.
schoolroom in the basement of the Presbyterian
Church. julyS M
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n oAlNToH cousry, IOWA.
ho.9e-W. nashonAl d Of The n. w. Sec, 2, T.
sl,H: =. H., "a s7-loO acres, near Thorn,s MiIis
VsTylov, ifsppliod for 5000.
IN JA0PDR COUNTY.
No.ll-G 4 81 - r - X 20 W I6O acrea.
II KROKUK COUNTY s-
land y w Aofsee y T ~ n II W Sc
acooos
No. xs-s W and N W Of see T II R IL w.ao
IN MALAYSIA COUNTY.
No <4-S w mac. I Of sse6 7 20 z l6 w l43 acres.
No.<-s W I Of see IS 7 II X Is w 100 acres.
No. <s-W Of N E& and s ! ofN VI ofssc ia
II 4 IL 40 asrss, timber.
IL BHkTON DUN
No. A7-E 3 D Of see IS 7 - r . w 100 acrea.
ag In MUsCAIlNk COUNTY,
10. <s-w ! OF y w / Of soc % T 70 X / w 80 acres
2 niles nom naseauns, 5 from Junction. Apply 10
ii ID GRUMPY COUNTY.
10. te-S w ! of sec 9 r 81 n 10 w 100 aeres.
10. S0-6 Ekofsee , 7 20 X l6 w 100 acrea.
Hs. 5l-W ! Off 4 OF sec lot 81 X Is W 80 aere,.
II HARDIN OUNTY
No. R-k sfA b Of zee 8 T ~ z 30 w so aeres.
No. SIS VI Of VI of sec II T 81 Z 70 w 40
sefes.
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
10. s<eS ! Of 81 Of sec ] T 80 X 1 W so acres.
10. SIS ! Off B I Of sec 20 T 81 X . w 80 scres.
No. and Lot, Store and .sock OF 9oods.
w1LLIANALLEN,
General Land Agent
Seo o-du Once Post Once Building.
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RrtH JOKE AND A Coon SIeK.-De-
eidedly the richest joke, as well as one Of
the best signs of the season thus far, was
tha, which transpired at Maquoketa on last
Saturday. The pro-slavery leaders in that
region had appointed M%aquoketa as the
place, and Sa,uc ebay as the time, for hold
ing a grand Bucha,,an rally and ratification
meeting, A committee appointed for Inc
purpose came to this .-ity, and made ar
Engagements for the attenda,uce OF Inc ihde-
pendent Brass Band. making an advance
payment Of $4,000 for it's Sc services. The
houF arrived. A very respectable assem-
0Iage had gathered together. The o.'stors
were all ready and the resolutions all pse-
pared The band played an overture, an
mad completed another tune, when,-some
one IN the crowd proposed, "Three cheers
,OF Fremont" They were given with a
Aear'Iness and emphasis that Lett nc doubt
~ 10 The sentiments of the meeting.
There was a dilemma. Evidently, this
was not the kind of entertainment for
winch the appetit.s of the Buchanier lead
efs had been whe,ted, and for which they
"aa been at such pains to provide music,
ohd tanners and resolutions! Clearly, there
was not in that crowd of Freemen and Free
mohters, the material out of which TO man
u'ac'ure a pro-slavery meeting. The leaders
were struck dumb
"oh for the hearts of lomer's mice,
Or Gods to save them In a tricel
II was by miracle some Think
though the exact manner of their disappear
ahce could not be ascertained. At all events
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Kansas!! KansasM!

THE public, before emierating TO this disputed Terri.
L terry, or purchasing elsewhre, are respectfully invited
to call and examine our wholesale aud retail stock Of
Groceries, Drugs, Paints, sperm, Tanners
Lard, Neasfoot and Linsssd Oils, Maili,
Glass, Putty Salt, Patent Medicines,
Combs, Brushes, Motions, ee,
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No THE 3 I ofshe n w 4 Sec OF "a Mr. p sa.cr
3 No The z ! Sect IT'S N n r lC0 acres. =
SoS1ks W I Doc 10 T 70 j X 2 + 100 acres.
The above three ttse0 ure Beautifully situstesi ON
the railroad . nilss from Davenport.
DO -fhe W tof she . " ! Of See 10 7 70 e
80 Acres. omil1 hon Davenport.
kos-Ths 8tOd W 1 eisec .s z > 4 ~
acresl miles fm1 nayenperI
Ae0-f Tbs = 4 Of ~ OF See III "a N n 4 x
50 asfes, % ~ ksil Road, 9 niles from Dayenports
oe-4et ~. l0OasrD In SEES 70 q 10 TIN X,
upon The Aiss1nlppi River, - miles from Davenport.
No H. ~ aesss in Sees "a and "A T7o n R9R.
Improved Farms.
Animprovsd arm of9s6 acres on the Nississippi River.
II mils nom davenport, o. acres in cultivation, ioo broke.
balanesn ne timber. As
Twoinpeovsd Axms three miles from Davenport,
0s1sss and Let's in D-avsnpset.
EOS0-Hns brick honss on oh 81. between Hsry,.
son and HiPlsy ~ Exeslisnt veil, good stable, DE.
Ao1l-Good fams House, . rooms, rood well. Re-.
Los6e153t, on Bad near Locust 81.
toton Brady ST. I've by 3O0-o300.
hSxs-aiots ON Brady 81, cor. Of College, e4xI5e
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BUY YOUR SUMMER HATS OF

BUY 1OUh DUMMEN tIt10 Or
A. S, ALSTON CO.
r order to close cut our StrawG Goods, 10 make room
i for our Fall stock, we will sell them al reduced
prices, Those In want OF Summer Hate will bear In
mind tho place 10 gets good article, Ut q low price, 10
on Brady be tween Front and Second Streets.
Davenport, July 7,d&w2w
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Green Curtain Paper.
XXJIDE, aud sstlned on both sides, also,
wv WALL PAPERS, various qualities;
BOREERS,
Fire Board Patterns, &C., Just received at
1t The 'tIowa Book Rooms"
No. SO Brady st.. near the Post Office.
Smooth ELI ADAMS * Co.
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HORSE PALACE STABLE.

nLEASE NOTICE that WM tt,pr has
again resumed the Propribtrfshir OF
This establishment The stable having IN
dsrgone thorough repairs He feels conf
dent That l7r comfort and convenience Ito
the Horse rfeationl II has M superior in
the state And from his long experience in
this line Of business aud past accommntla
tions 10 his ftiends be hopes to merit from
his Old Patrons, and the Public generally,
liberal share Of Patronage. tSet him up
again a good stock Of Horses, Carriages,
Buggies, &C., always on hand end for Hire,
on liberal terms, 10 be had OH short noire.
day OF night novg6- 3m.
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fT'HF UNDERSIGNED, being obliged 70 leave mr.
! Europe on account or family interests; cfFpta
for sale his Apcthecarv shop, welt known no &c
rrpyine one NJ the best locations N Baton Rouge.
II contains complete assortment Of Medicines
perfumprf, Paints tfc., MI fresh anu IN ftst rate
condition.
The terms OF sale, will 10 advantageous: so that
the pureaser cannot fail % succesa hesides the Gus
ION, IL Of the best n order still more I'D enhance
the facilities Of the purchaser Of The Drug Store
the undersigned is willing tn lease for a term uf
reais, either part nr The whole IF his house, ur
else TO seli tie hrust, At The option of the pur-
ciaspr. tarr -At-Gm H. JntRnAN
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GLE q AE.ssn

TNHIs we'll known Saloon and ~ ~
4 Restaurant, having under NAkgw
gone thorough repairs is now ar @~
ranged to accommodate parties. and serve
up at short notice, Oysters, Red Fish. and
other delerscies TO please the palate Of
eonnntssenfs and ban rituHts The desiie uf
the proprietor IL to win !ot The Gem Saloon,
wide sriead reputation as The best Resiau-
rat, in the State outsidasbl New Orleans,
IL Boarding and Lodging for few
single gentlemen, with the best accomno-
lston
sep-a Gm. STEPHEN RASFLIsCn
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J. A Taouspai.s & Co.---Daily receipts,
Al this establishment, 81 Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, caus-s 4 tpsh Of customers to
the store--eorner of MsiH ard Lsutel SITS.
Persons In want 81 gvods, will consult
their own interest by calling there, to Ell
uuire the prices before purchasing else.
where.
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BOOKS FOR TIE MILLIONl

THE B'HOys OF NEW YORK Ellen
| Percy; The White Lady; Guy Faw-
kes Ned puntlip's Life Yarn. lack Shep-
epard Neweate Calender; Black plume'l
RitIeman; Montezuma, the sef Chief i;
Stories If Waterloo; Young Duke; Mar
tins Of Gro Martin; Charles O'Walley
Knowlspn's Horse t'arrier: Retributlun
bv Mrs. Suuthwnr'h
lert GEO. NJ HFRDMAN
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rnsrARArioas ron fnr Nisrrn Bus'-
rTss---s,nce The return Of +" Simon" to his
post, be hind The bat, Al The Harvey Rouse
extensive preparations have been made for
she Winter business. A large stock, Of
very Superior Wines and Liquors, has just
been received, which will be opened in a
few days.
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CosrEenor wirH CANApA.---The
Grand Turk railway, connecting the
States Of Maine. New Hampshire and
Vermont with Canada, was projected
twelve years ago at Bangor, and re-
quired the active energies Of The most
Influential men Of tina, day. Its ad-
vantages are incalculable.
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BATON ROUGE BAZAAR
New Firm, New Goods. Low Prices

7 A. TROuHpALF 4 Co, having purchased the
~. well known Dry aonhs and Variety Depot
Mt the corner of Main and laurel streets, are now
IN receipt of new and extensive stotk Of Fall
and Winter Goods, to which they invite the at
tpntipn Of the citizens o. Bates Rouge.
THE st.cs os Dry tIco'ss III Gcnerni,
Ia one Of the largest aud best assortment ever ef
Tered IN this city Including almost every article
which may he called for.
The assns ,ment Of ladies Dress Goods Ia com
plete, and II has been selected wih With the erea
est care. ard our stock nf FFRNfSHffT
GD0BS CLOTHING, IA rs cars, Bpo5S
ard STOEy, deies competition. New Orleans
prices, Is the motto In all departure ~
J. A. TRoUsnaLE h Cn.
nov2p.y, Corner Main and laurel sits.
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VAFtLLA.--The Vanilla Bean. which
il 80 much used IN ilavoring puddings
jellies, Ices, ETC., grows In Mexico
near Vera Cruz, and has become very
profitable 10 the culiivators. The
bureau has information that last
years importation Of, and consump
ton In The United States, Of this ar
ticle. amounted to 5000 lbs., at d
cost Of f20 per pound. or 100000
paying the United States a duty OF
70 per cent, or $4,000. AT the
present time the Vanilla Bean is sell.
Ing at $40 to $40 per pound.
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FRoa KANSAS. "A gentleman just
down from Kansas informs us that
thirty-uine of the free State prisoners
confined ut Tecumseh, and awaiting
their trial, made their escape on Sat.
urday last, during a severe Storm
They fed TO Lawrence. which place
they reach IL society. They obtained
a change ofelo,hing, and then made
their way beyond territorial iurisdic.
tion. 81. Louis Democrat. 2gh uis
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NArse GIanainNg.

AN EXPERIENCED workman, ~
II WIN has served regular aprren-l u
tieeship at the Horse shceing business. y Z
is now in my employ at the shop near my
stables, on Third street, where The public
can have,this kind Of work done in the best
manner. at short notice.
novi3-ly X. BEAL
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Hardware.

flHT undersigned have been for the last
4 month opening goods, direct from the
have in store, the largest and NEST varied
assortment of Hardware out Of New Or.
leans, which they offer tot sale at their
Usual low rates Purchasers will find Il 10
their interest TO call and examine, beiote
sending h the city
LARGtttER 4 LANOuE.
sepA0 Cor Lafayette and Flotid.
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MARINE LossEs ron ONE MoKrn.--
The New York Express has reported
twenty-sis sea going vessels totally lost
during the past month Of November,
involving oss Of sl,3T5,so0, Value
of vessels, s425 900; csrgoes, *9ls,-
500. But one life was reported lost
a seamen.
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NEW ARRIVAL.
FAbt Avn WINTER chorHtv,.,

fT'HE UNDERSIGNED has just received by steam
i sf Empire City, his entire stock Of Fail and
Winter Clothing, together with large assortment
81 aEFTs FURNISHING GOODS, embracing rear.
II every article In That line. Ills assortment VI
Cents Ready made Salts, consisting Of Pants,
Goats ard vests to match, are beautiful, and eau
be had IN all cniors. A II those who want to have
the first selection, and get good at would do
well 70 call early, before the sizrs are broken,
Ser-5-y. w. II. PHILLIPS.
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VOLCANIC EaupTtoN IN THE PAcir-
ic.---Capt Newell, Of whaling bark
Alice fraser, Of New Bedford, At San
Francisco, reports that Oh The Goth Of
July last volcano burst out on The
island Of 0unimask, ID the Pacific,
throwing the water some 800 feet into
air, followed BY nh election Of lava
which covered the deck Of his ship
Five other vessels were lying near at
the time, but received no damage.
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GENTS CLOTHING,

nLACR, and Colored Dress and FFock COATS
ID PLAT Uirth DvERCDATs,
Real French PAfiTOTS,
GLgARs, TALMAS and BEUNOHa
BUSINESS SUITS TO match, all styles,
PANTALN9Ns, Brk and fancy Cashier do
Fancy 81 tinet do.
VESTS, Silk velvei--in all coiUrs,
Also, In Satin and Silk Of every description,
UNDER Garments, IN Merino and Fiafifen,
All linen and i. D. SHIRTS, with bishop
and Byron Collars.
Silk anf Satin GRAvATS,
HALF HOSE, GLOVES.
HATS Of every description, Mt
npv-tS !. SIMON h CO.
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wapssgrs ana yEwEERy,

hitnt heGs leave to inform them, that ne mas Just
opened new aud beautiful stock Of
WATCHES ana JEwEERy,
which he offers for sale ot cash, It's equivalent,
at priees to suit The most fastdipns, His stock
consists Of the following articles Gold and silvtr
Watches ~ the n,pst celebrated English and
French Makers; Diamond Ping, Finger Rings,
and Earrings, Vest Fob ard Guard Chains, Ohats-
iaiss. Neektaees, Plain and sstt FnEerinEs, Ear
ings and Bfeastpins III sets, Bracelets, bcrkets.
Gold and Silver Penciis Of MI 'kinds Of rev pat
terms arid ard Silver Thinbles. Iold, Silver atd
aetman Silver apectacles, Gold end Set Crosses
tffpins, Ladies' Watchtooks, Sleeve Ties, Cameo
and Mpzhair Rreastpius and EarinFs Bfesspins
With Glass faces FIR HaEnerreptyres, Gents ltihs,
Shirt tnliat and stneTp buttons Ladies' belt slides
Watch keys and seais Tooth aud Ear picks, Silver
Erives ana Spoons Forks Silver Desert Knives
and Forks, and good hurry other articles, 70
many ~ mention The above articles have been
selected with care nv myself 10 suit this market
and ran lie seen III my store under the Harvey
House whetn Al atid every body Ia invited to ex
a'iitie befnre purchasing elsewhere.
Watches, Clocks, aud Music Boxes, repaired
and Warranted to perform satisfactorily, having
unsurpassed facilities IN the business, M ! have
been engaged IN The same, f5r upwards NJ seven
teen years tibv2n THEo. GOLDMAN.
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New Goods.

WE ARE now opening mn elegant assortment "
w window Shades with Fixtures completes.
ALSO
Oil Carpeting and quarters wids
Hearth, Rugs, Mats etc,
A large lot cfMattinr Figured and lain
8 and G quarters vide
ALSO
Direct from the manufacturers.
A large variety of Extensive Tables, Mshsgssy
Walnut md Oak,
Bureaus Whatocts, Towel Stands Ste. eta
Dining and Tea Tables
Gard and Dressing do do
Sofas, Tete-a-Tetes and Divans
Rocking and Easy Chairs.
Pnrlhr, Dining and office dp
with large assortment, ~ Hcuse Keeping mr.
tcles Of all kinds 10 witch the attention Of pur-
chasers is called nj the Furnishing Rooms of
octl5 j. PIPER IL 80
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r.. Hlanchard....ssun smith.

HAS REMOVED to the house lately
Ill occupied by T. Kfetz, on Third street,
near the Milinary Store Of Mrs Hueston,
where he is prepared 10 do any work in
his line in superior manner
~ Clocks repaired AT d cleaned at short
notice in the very best Kramer.
Bnv20y F. BLANCHARD.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-13

/ SIMON X CO. at the c pilnl CHEAP
~ Store, beg leave 10 iniotn the public,
that they have just opened superior stoc k
of the following articles. Very large linen
Table Cloths, with beautiful designs of
r ropssn Cities, with Napkins TO match
something eniirely new Also great var
ieiyof Linen Towels, Diaper, and Irish
Linen for shirts All extremely low for
cash, at The CAPITOL CHEAP STORE.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-13

fT'HF suhertiher, has ncw lsxs
\ arrangements to get In daily, fresh I'll 4
supplies Of III the different kinds Al ftntfsasTfsf
to be had In New Orleans. vt this season 80
A enna etock If segars always on hand
n8v. IA 9m \ Tutf
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-13

A Y or n Err ARRIV AL.
WE ARE NOW opening anothsr ele-
w giant assortment Of Gut Glass. con-
sistius Of TIM blers goblets, Chaanpagnes,
Clatets. Wines &c. BE
: Etc, ant ornamented Lamp Shades. Vases
Pitchers, 'tgats and Cream Covers, Jars
'ec Sc
A beautiful at'ao Of Calvary Candles
sticks with large vsrie'y.of Glass Ware,
Cut and Pressed; worthy the attedtion Of
Purchasers at
i. PIPER 4 cos Ware Rooms.
ALSO, an assortment Of Gold and orna-
mental Window Shades, with all The fig
lures, including Cord and Tsssels, complete.
Also, fine assortment of Table Covers.
Table Oil Cloth, Table Mats, nc.
A large variety Of Mat and Rugs A lew
pieces Of Carpeting with very complete
assortment Of Wood and Willow Ware;
Baskets &c, all Of which will be sold az
low as thhy esn be purchased ihtte South.
Our assortment Of Goods IL now very
complete and we invite purchasers to call
and examine, as we csn furnish House In
III It's departments on better terms than
ean be had in New Orleans nf elsewhere
oct "a j. PIPER h co.
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Gbr Dnilp eplntt.
---------z-----zz-
BATON ROUGE..aDEC. 10, 1880.

~ There will be a regular meet
ing Of Magnolia Encampment, No. 8,
this evening at I o'cloek. A punctn
nj attendance Of the members Is earn,
estly requested.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-13

GOLDMAN Il WEiLMAN'S
New Orleans Cheap Store,
Corner Lafayette and Laurel SITS
Extraordinary Inducements

Extraordinary Inducements
Are offered by The above establishment
In the Line of:
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
GENTS CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS.
STAPLES and D0MEST1Cs.
The stock comprising every article that
IA needed for the city OF country trade. they
respectfully tender an invitation to the
public In genera. Some of their leading
articles are.
Mcife Antiques -pointille
Fancy and Blk silks-stfiped.
Blk Italpn Dress Silks
Satin D'orient Robes
Cashm and Nous. lie LANES
Scotch and Victoria plads
French and English Merinos
Alpacas md Botnbayines black and cold.
All MT the lowest price nj the
nov-9 Nav OntsANs Omar sroRE.
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Blankets ana Shawls.

A n other supply, just tec'J at astonsh
IA ing low prices. at the
novll New ORLEANS CuEsp Srnpr
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THE STRUGGLE FOR LIFE,
! How to get Rich;
The Maid Of the Gulf,
Ned Scarlet;
Bella Barnwoll Ellen de We're;
black Hess The Renegade Gipsy
Dick Turpin; Glands last Bullet;
Mairisides Daughter; Ninon de T'Fnslos.
Jack Ram, Victims Revenge
Fanny Campbell. Mldshipyuan Easy
Ellen Wharehafn; Mary Mofeten!
Star Of the Fallen
life and and Adventures II Henry Thomas.
BY nov251 CKU NJ. HEHDMAn.
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"Hrer ship Horizon:

THE Automatic Apple pares; Their
4 moneter thurns; Tobacco Cutters
Grass Seytbes4 Bier Hooks, and variety
OF Yankee Notions at
ort25 MONTAN Il HIfETET
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NOW IN STORE.

NOW IN STORE.
so BBLs Bi Sulphate Of Lime
90 Polar White Oil tclesrl;
9 Caster Oil;
10 Linsend Oil;
1000 lbs White Lead,
10 doz. Champagne
90 Claret;
Ia Casks Scotch Ale, q1s,
2 bbls. Blue Lickwater
All the above articles are offered al New
Orleans Prices, either for Cash or on Cred
it. EDWARD BOGEL,
novls. Druggist.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-13

DOCKET and table. Wostenhomes X
l Badgers make Ladies scissors lay
lor 4 Barber's Shears Razors-Hunes and
Stops. at LARGUlER Il LANOUF,.
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lust RECEIVED large assortment
y of y NJ BREL LAS, in all sizes and
qualities, if you wish good article cal on
nov22 w u. PHit.Llps.
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Isnrfer Il Ale
Hgutfer H. Cheese,

TU01CE Western Butter and Small
" lot of Cheese, No, +.
oct-2a BAHBEE K BENJAMIN.