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E'OR RENT "A PARLOR AND CHAMBER
L handsomely furnished, in one Of the most de-
sirable locations in the city; being very convent
ent to the National, Browns, and Dexter's Hotel.
The house Is new, with all the modern improve
ments, water, gas, &c. Also, several very pleas
ant Chambers, at s6 Louisiana avenue, south
side near 9th street dec
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For Sale and Rent.

1.-TWO LARGE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
Il GENTLEMEN TO BE RENTED.-They
also, can be Boarded in the house II desired
Apply to THOS POTENTINI, No. 279 Penn.
avenue, south side. dec II
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CASSIDY has received some beautiful Dress
Caps. See advertisement.
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M. SNYDER g. SON. Bankers,

DUY AND SELL DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
ID STOCKS, BONDS, and othes Securities,
receive Deposits, furnish Drafts, make Collec.
tons, and negotiates Time Paper
LAND WARRANTS
We are at all times buying and selling Land
Warrants, and will locate them, on commission,
in Nebraska and Minnesota TeTIitorys, Wiscon-
sin, Iowa, and Missouri.
SNYDER Il SONS Bank,
dec l5-1m No 3SS National o;el Building.
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GROCERY AND FEED STORE FOR
~ SALE The Good VIII, Stock, &c, Of a
Grocery and Feed Store doing a foe business, In
thriving part OF the city, will be disposed OF
low. This Is an excellent opportunity fer any
one with small cash capital, desiTcus Of e1gag-
Ing n the business Address NJ r. G City Post
Once, stating where an interview can be had.
dec 16 81
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nor RENT-A NEAT BRICK Dwell
l. ling House In the low OF brown fronts on 18th
street, Island, near the Public Gardens, contain
ing besides the Parlors, nine Rooms, and eligibly
situated, at low rent. Immediate possession
can be had. Apply at ID. b CLARKE'S Drug
Store, corner Maryland avenue and 18th street,
Island, or at X. II. CLARKE'S Land Office, cor
ner 6tn street and Louisiana avenue under Tow
er'S Printing Oace. dec l5-eo3t*
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AUCTION SALES.
BvJ. c. McsUIRE, Auctioneer.

of .. Cs mC6UlnC e, huctlOneer.
DAIR OF SUPERIOR Carriage Horses at
Auctiou.-On SATURDAY MORNING,
December goth, at IL O'Clock in front Of the
auction roors, shall sell pair Of large and su-
perior Bay Carriage Horses, belonging to an Off
Ger OF the army who has left the city and has no
further use for them
Terms: A credit Of so and 90 days, for ss,isfac-
torily endorsed notes, bearing interest.
dec I'D JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
MARSHAL'S SALEM VIRTUE OF A
W witt Of feri faciss, issued from the Clerk a
once OF the Circuit 81 the District Of Columbia
Tor the County Of Washington, and TO me direct
ed shall expose to public sale, for cash In front
OF the Court house door Of said County, on MON
DAY the 18th day of January next, 1857, at IL
O'CLOCK m, all defendants right, tit claim ar
interest in and 10 Lot No. &, in Square No. $50,
as laid down on the plat OF the city Of Washing
ton, ID together with all and singular the i'm
Provements thereon, seized and levied upon as
the property OF Andrew Boutwell,, and will be
sold to satisfy Judicials, No. 331, to October
term, 1856, Alfred Chapman rs Andrew Both
well. I'D HOOVER Marshal
dec l7-ts for the District Of Columbia.
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FOR RENT.-TBE THREE-STORY Brick
Il House on the south side of F street, mo 2l5)
between lith and 18th streets. 1t Is in complete
order Rent moderate. Inquire Of NJ. CALLAN,
City Post Office. dec l6-3t
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ELEGhNT HOUSE AND GROUNDS AT
~ PRIVATE SALE.-A very desirable resi-
dence in the West End, No. 1877 street, together
with the spacious grounds attached thereto. This
property is beautifully located, commanding an
extensive view of the Potomac river and the CITY
Of Alexandria. The house Is built In the hest
manner, containing fourteen Rooms and Bath
House, together with suitable back building fOl
servants
Terms will be made known on application be-
ing made 10 CHkS. :. WALLACE, ESQ Loui.
siana avenue, opposite City EaIl. nov 2i-2awlw
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DOR RENT-A LARGE STORE ROOM,
l. with Steam Power attached, suitable for
Turner or Pattern Maker. Address Box 577, Post
Once, post paid. dec I7-3ts
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CAKES AND CONFECTIONERY FOB
FOX THE HOLIDAYS.

CAKES AND CONFECTIONERY FOR
FOX THE holidays.
I POTENTINI, NO. 279 PENNSYLVANIA
Js ave- south SIDE, four doors west Of 10Th street.
will have for exhibition and sale on Saturday, the
10Th instant, the largest and most elegant assert
ment Of RICH ORNhMENTED FRUIT,
POUND and FANCY CAKES ever offered in
this city, which he pledges himself shall not be
surpassed In the excellence Of the materials OF
which the same shall be made, or in the reason
ableness Of price.
Lsdies and gentlemen are respectfully invited
to call and view the splendid assortment Of the
above described Cakes.
Il. p. requests that his patrons and all des,r-
ing him 10 furnish them with Cakes and Con-
fectionery FOR the Holidays, will send the orders
In time 10 be supplied without delay
Anticipating as he does an extraordinary de-
msnd for the delicacies;which he offers for rae.
dec l2-dtIanl
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- ARE CHANCE THE UNDERSIGNED
Il = wishing to change his business, offers for
sale that wei known Horse hoeing Establi.b-
ment on street, between 9th and 7th streets
now doing good business or further particu :.
lars inquire on the premises to RICHARD
CRUlT. dec Is .3t*
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E'OR RENT-AS A BEDRUOM-A LARGE
Il comfortable front Room, at No 435 9Th street,
a net2eborhood at once very central, very quiet,
and very convenient 10 the Post and Patent O ia :
ces. dec l35t&
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BUCK BUCK! BUCK! met Woelly Hsss
EN- ROUTE FOR WASHINGT0N,D c.
gE'HREE ENTIRE DEER, LARGEST EVER
IL received in Baltimore, shot with Virginia
rihes-not revolrers.
BEAR MEAT, HAMS, SHOULDERS,
SIDES, latest ever received from the Aueghs-
MES.
Constantly receiving from the West, ga Bslti-
more and Ohio, Winchester and Potomac, Par
kersburg, Central Ohio Railroads, VENISON,
POULTRY, WILD GAME, key and roll BUT
TER, CAP HONEY, DRIED APPLES and
PEACHES, and country produce generally.
For sale by G. G. 0'NEIL,
Corner Howard and Pratt streets,
dec 3-lm Baltimore.
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E'OR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE, CON
T. tainiRG 6 Rooms, situated or East Capitol
street, between ith and 5th streets. For terms
apply TO o. A. DALEY Dentist, Penn. avenue
between 9th and 7th streets dec I5-3t
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LNOR REL T Two COMFORTABLE
IL Rooms, suitable for nan and his wife
without children, or lone woman; without
board, and furnished or unfinished They are
one square from Penn. avenue, and near the
Kirkwood House. Apply to MIS-. WILKENS,
267 street, between 1lth and 18th. dec 17.3ts
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DOOMS FOR RENT-WITH BOARD, AT
II No. 4l3 OH street. between F and G streets,
opposite the Patent Office. dec 16-3t*
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LAM PS.

LkMPS-LAMPs,
STAR, FELLOWS a. CO.'S, PATENT
- hEGULATOR LAMP STANDS unTivslled
as being the cleanest, safest, and gives the best
light Of any Lamp Of the kind ever Invented
we have now very handsome assortment OF
the above, as well as all other kinds OF Lamps on
hand, which We will sell al verv low prices.
HOWELL & MORSELL,
dec l2-9w No. 323 c ST., bet. 9Th and 9TH.
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nor RENT.-A CONVENIENT TWO-
Il story Brick Dwelling, containing 6 Rooms
Immediately opposite the cottage residence Of
VIM. M. Ellis, ESQ, little below the BIick
Bridge Rent $40 per month. Inquire of
RICHARD BARRY, No. % Missouri avenue.
dec Is 3t&
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A CARD.-CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
IA can be accommodated with pleasant Rooms
and Board, by immediate application at No. al
Il street.
dec 1884 MRS JANE TAYLOR
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HEAD QUARTERs FOR oHRIsTNAs
ii GOODS. MsLAu9HLIA q 90,
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EOR RENT "A SMALL HOUSE, STAND
Il ing back in yard, containing four good
Rooms. Rent ga month. A pump Of good wa
ter at the door Situation on b street, between
Nth and 18th streets. Inquire on the premises at
Mrs. MCKINSTRYjS
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"A her friends. IL they have some WEARlN6
APPAREL 10 dispose Of that she will purchase
the same at a reasonable price for cash Notice
may be left at Messrs. HOFFA GUS, NO.
Y37 Pennsylyania avenue, south eide, and she
will call at their residences. Please send orders
soon, as she VIII remain In the city for only two
weeks. Gee ID ots
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DOsT OFFICE DIRECTORY, OR BUsI-
ness Mans Guide to the Post Uaaces In tie
United States, containing the names Of the Post
Onaces and Post Masters In the United states on
the LIST July, 1885, with q variety Of valuable In
formation on Postal Affairs; also, a comprehen-
sive codifcation Of the existing Postal Laws.
Price 81. Just published, and for tale, az
TAYLOR q MAURY's Bookstore,
dec IL near 9th street.
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MzLODEOS MINSTREL STAR TRoUPE.-This
excellent company made its second appear
snce last night al Odd Fellows Hall, to the
overAowing delight Of all who had the good
fortune tn be present; Harry Lehr as usual
contributing full measure to the entertain
ment Of the audience. Tonight a great bill
is offered. The Star troupe We see, have en-.
gsged the services Of DR.. r. p. Jones, SO IA
vorably known in connection with theatrical
enterprises, as agent.
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TIE IsAUGURATIOS.-The Baltimore Re-
publican says that the eighth ward Buck and
Breck Club of that city are perfecting their
arrangements for their contemplated trip to
this city on the 4th Of March next. The Re-
publican says further, that
The New Market Buck and Brock Club,
Of which Augustus Albert is chairman and
Daniel Root secretary, are also preparing for
an Inauguration excursion, and from present
prospects they will make grand appearance
on their visit TO the Federal metropolis "
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RoBISsOS's CLOCK EMPORIUM, on Pennsyl-
vania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, is
really the curiosity shop of this city. As such
1t is worth a visit from all who desire to see,
at glance, specimen Of everything in the
way Of American made clocks known to the
trade, North, South, East or West. From q
electrically serviceable-worth dollar and
a half, up to the fine railroad time piece worth
$50, there lie nothing in his line known, but
that a specimen Of it may be found in his ba-
saar. Though everything around him goes
ION tick" he religiOusly eschews that system
IN his sales, and is therefore enabled to deal
en- most reasonable terms with all.
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enterprises, as agent.
We YESTERDAY noticed four very beautiful
new Omnibuses, recently placed on the avenue
by VanderTerksn. They were named respec-
lively the q z. A. Dodge" I" w. B. Msgru.
der" " Jos II. Bradley and 81 G Ber-
Tett We learn that Mr. Vanderwerken is
putting eighteen new omuibuses on the Navy
Yard line, TO the War Department. taking
cf the four old ones now on the line
BROwS's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs-We have
heretofore expressed our opinion Of the yalue
Of this preparation 10 those affected with
coughs, hoarseness incidental to public sneak.
ing, or deraDgement Of the bronchial tubes
proceeding from whatever cause. The neat
portable style 10 which they are put up, adds
much to their usefulness They can be had
at w. ID Gilmsn's drug store.
ENTERTAINMENTS AREAp Muuder gives
No. Of his Soirees 10 night To morrow
night that ball Of balls, the Ball Of the Ma.
tional Guards, comes of at Carusi's; also, on
to morrow night, good time may be antici-
Pa:ed at the CotillOn Party OF the Hibernia
Club, 70 be given a. Juneman's Hall.
BoGUs BILL We received this morning
from a subscriber in ThOmastOn, Georgia, a
one dollar bill purporting TO he on the " Cit.
zen's Bank, " Washington, d. c. Ii Jones,
Cashier; John Hsgner, President. L, is, Of
course, worthless, there being no such bank
here as the " Citizens Bank"
NATIONAL IHEArRE.-We are glad to see
the sterling comedy Of "The fIoneymoon. -
announced for tonight. Mrs Plupkstt taka.
the part Of Juliana, and MI Plunkett that ~
the Duke AraDza. The performances conclude
with Tom Fayior's comic drama of "HeIning
Hands"
THE TRAINED ELEPHANTS, Albert and Vic.
toria, who sand on their heads On an elevated
platform ?. feet high, will shortly appeA, in
TINS city. They belong TO Sands, Nathans d
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We WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION Of the
readers Of the Star to our friend ShillingtOn's
large and elegant assortment Of Gift Books
Juveniles. Games, Ladies' Work Boxes and
Writing Desks, very handsome bound Bibles
Pen Knives, Purses, Backgammon Boards,
Portfolios, and a thousand other different fancy
articles, suitable for presents for the holidays
By calling early a better selection can be
made, and the crowd Of tho holidays avoided.
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Hin .A)pe1lb fnlfats.
FQUNA.

STATE or LOUISIANA Parish Of
East Baton Rouge-Sixth Judicial Dis
ttict Couft-ln the matte, Of The sue
cessicn Of Ce.rsrA A. B.arcrAap.
decd" Probate" mo. 1881
DY VIRTUE Of a commission ;,sved
ID in the above, entitled and number
ed cause, and directed 10 the Sheriff Of
the Parish Of East Baton Rouge. from
the Hon. Sixth Jodlcial District Court in
and for the Parish Of r.. B. Rouge and State
aforesaid, I will offer At p1blic sale, at the
Court House door, of said Parish. in the
City Of Baton Rouge, on Satsrday, II, 2ssh
day u April ~sst, 4. b. 1866, At II o'clock
A. NJ, the property hereinafter set forth and
described; belonging TO the succession Of
Co. EsriA A: BLANCHARD, de'd., to wit:
Sixteen head Of cattle; four beds snd
bedding three sets Of chairs; one LOT Of
crockery, and glass ware; one lot Of kit
chen furniture, two carpets, teur merrors,
four tables, two afmcirs one bureau, two
wash stands, and one lot fancy vases and
flowers. Said property to be sold in block
Terms Of Sale-CASH.
r. H. HERNANDEZ.
ap12-td deputy Sheriff.
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The VALUE OF A BROKEN LEe.-
Mr.. John Upton is one Of tho agents
Of the American Express Company.
On The nigh, Of January 18th last, he
bad million and half Of dollars in
gold and notes in biz charge, when an
accident took place on the Hudson
River Railroad, BY which his leg was
broken notwithstanding which, be
remained BY his trust for over three
hours The company some time ago,
gave him $1,000. and further, recent
". presented him with massive gold
watch.
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apl2-td
STATE or LOUlsfANA--Pa,ish .,

STATE or LOUlSfANA--Pa,ish o,
East Baton Rouge-sixth Judicial Dis
trict Court-ln the matter Of the sue
cession Of c. A. LAwkercE, dec'd.-"Pro-
bate" No. 493
DY VIRTUE Of commission, issued in
ID the above succession and TO me
directed from the Hon. Sixth Judicial
District Court, in and for the Parish 4
State aforesaid; will offer at public sale,
In The tin shop, opposite 10 r. Besl's Livery
Stable, adjcininS The store Of A. Mon
tan / Bro IN the city Of Baton Rouge, on
WEDNESDAY, the 2sd day Of .Ap,I next,
A. D., 1865, at II o'clock, A. M, the per-
sonal property belonging 10 lthe sue cession
Of C. A. Lawrence, lste 81 said parish
decd, to wit A large lot Of Tin and Cop
per ware, consisting in part Of Tin Buckets,
Pans &c. Terms Of sale-CASH.
ap12. II. v. BABiN, Sheriff.
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Mr.. EvERErr's ORAr1oN ON WASH
,roror.-Tbe National 1ntelIigencer,
in noticing the delivery Of Mr.. Ever.
ett's oration on Washington, = few
days ago. remarks:
Accustomed a. the citizens and res
idents Of Washington are to the high
eat political and forensic efforts 10 the
halls Of Congress, and before the tri-
bunal Of the Supreme Court, ws yet
doubt whether any single Grafton Ia.
created among them livelier interest.
or is destined to leave moro perma-
nent impression, than that Of Mr.. Ev-
erett on the character Of Washington,
Whether considered with relation 10
the moral grandeur and public inter
eat Of bis theme. the mastcr|y ability
with which it was treated by the dis
tipguisbed orator, or the character Of
the assemblage who were gathered in
homage to both, the lecture was in ev.
cry way, as we have before described
il, "a great success" No similar oc.
casion has. we are sure, copgregsted
an auditory more intellectual 10 it's
composition, or r'ore respectable in it's
character, and we are equally conf
dent that rarely, II over, have the
higbly-rai.ed expectations Of 40 many
mind. experienced a qualification 10
completely unalloyed with disappoint-
meut. As a patriotic tribune to pre-
eminence of our Poter Patr;o, ~ .
specimen Of ski1lfnl analysis, fine ap-
probation and Characterization Of the
components which entered into bis
greatness. and a. q production Of sur
passing eloquence and rhetorical splen-
dor Of dictioo, this great GRAFTON may
be already considered ~ . part Of the
literature q The country.
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Selling off at Cost.

r. GOLDMAN. Offers At original cost
prices, his entire stock Of WATCHES,
CLOCKS. JEWELRY, CUTLERY, and
FANCY ARTICLES-to make room 10,
new supply.
20 Persons in want Of anything in his
line, cannot do better. then to call on him
as he will sell without reserve, but only
for CASH, Q
THEODORE GolpMArr,
Matchmaker and JewelIer,
ma'll-M. Harvey House.
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SAN HAS FRIExDs IN TINE or
NsEp.-The Washington corre.pon-
dent Of the Philadelphia Ledger says
Old Sam Houston has been receiv-
ing numerous letters from gentlemen
Offering to take any personal difficulty
Of bis hands in which be may become
involved BY his structures on the late
Naval Board. These letters have
been induced by newspaper rumors
that old Sam would Be held to per-
soual accountability.
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Miss PElLErr ON NICARAGUA
W. learn by the Crescent that The I'D.
dress delivered by this lady, at the
Lyceum Hall, on Wednesday even
ing was numerously attended. She
mid In the course Of her address that
hardly any two years had passed with
ont a revolution, the lady described
Gen. Walkers movements somewhat
In detail: agreeing fully with our
published accounts, and showing that
instead Of an invasion, the whole affair
wss bat the acceptance Of an offer
from the more wealthy and intelligent
class Of people, residents there. The
advance Of the army; it's receptions
Il varicds points; the character Of
The people, and their friendly feelings
towards the existing order Of things,
were clearly limned. Abiding to
the political state Of affairs, the lady
observed that Gen. Walkers govern.
ment had been acknowledged BY the
Catholic clergy and was fixed fact
The country is quiet, and old feuds
have been healed. As fifty-six initia-
ted the movement in that country, II
10 probable the thousands now there
and tending thither, will be able to
maintain it.
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Cur This Our.-A correspondent
Of the London Literary Gazette, alIu-
ding to the numerous cases Of deaths
from accidents poisoning, adds: II
venture TO affirm, there is scarce even
q cottage 10 tbi. country that does not
contain an invaluable, certain, immedi-
ate remedy for such events. nothing
more than . desert spoonful Of made
mustard, mixed in = tumbler of warm
water and drank Immediately It ac:s
A. an emetic, is always ready, and
may Be used with safety in any cass
where one is required. By making
this simple antidots known. YOU NAV
b the means Of saving many . fellow
creature from On un.imsly cod.
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~ a queer gatherer Of statistics
says. that Of one hundred and fifty.
eight pretty women whom he met in
the streets Of fashionable resort, in .
given time, one hundred were. suck
ing their psrasol handles.
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~ A woman called at the drug
store Of DR.. Rhodes, day Or two ago,
says the Osweeo Palladium Of March
s1st and called for quantity Of tartar
emetic. NJ. r. thought the quantity
was extraordinary and inquired what
she wanted of 90 much. She replied
that she wanted it for use. He did il
up and labelled it. After she had
gone he feared she had made q mis-.
take, and followed her TO her house.
and inquired what she intended TO do
with 90 large = quantity, and she re-
Piled, ITO raise her bread.' He then
told her she had made mistake, anil
would have poisoned her whole family
and that she wanted cream Of tartar.
"Oh yes," said she, that is il. The
article was changed and the poor wo-
man saved sad affection.
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The winter has been 40 severe in
the North that among the mountains
in Virginia, Maryland, and Peup.yl-
vauia, the deer became helpless from
starvation. The inhabitants caught
a great many and stabbed them to
save their lives.
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Family Grocery Store,
Cor. Of Amefios g. g. Ferdinand St..
MAR THE Inn.
4 Z which. viii a. all times he found complete
"A stock u FAMILY GROCERIES, WINS, IL
QUORS, &C., 10 b. disposed Of ~ low ~ the mark
81 can afford, J6r ne cash
splg-M NJ. @. BRYAN.
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10 There is true poetry in tho
answer Of Allan Cunningham to Chan
ty, who having caused a splendid vault
to be built for himself, proposed to the
great poet that he also should be burr
ed in It. mo" answered Allan, "1'll
lie where the wind shall blow over and
the DAISIES grow upon my grave"
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E1scv11vs Os,,cs, BA7o~ Rocs,

Erscvnvs Ovncs. BA7o~ Rovss,
Msseh ~, 1885,
CgALED proposals vim ~ received ~ ~ E1se-
j usivs Once In the eity of baton koure. nptil
the hsst day of May bext. for supp wing the Los.
isana enisentisvv with 1RL1H BEEF for The en-
suing twelve months.
nsrSs. ROBERT O. w1CKLIrvE,
Governor ~ 1hV,,fsfa0A.
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0fOlEM.

IRON the premises Of The undersigned near the
L Race track on Friday night the 4.h inst, an
Iron Grey Mare, Z natural PAGER; shout nine
years old. She has small tumor or lump IN
her len side. A liberal reward viii Re paid for
the horse, or any information that may lend 10
the detection ofthiek Taps 2-t b. M. FISHER.
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Fresh Spt'tseg Goods.

A PEW Sets Cottage Furniture complete with
II Anorous. Also 10 Dos. Split Bottorsed
Chairs, an Assortment o. those superior Buck
Cookins. Stoves. Mahogany Bedsteads, Tete ana
Tetes. Rocking ana Easy Chairs. Cane and
Ncokseat ONCE Chairs Ac,, NJ me Furnishing
Ware Rooms Of taps] PIPER 4 90.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-12
GBe quill! Gonlet.
BATON ROUGE,:::APR1L ~, 1853.
Opp Fsitows ArrlvERsARY.-We

Opp FsLtows ArrlvERsARY We
notice in the Woodville Only Repub-
lican, that the Fraternity Of the In
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows Of
chat place, will celebrate the 26th
inst, the anniversary Of the order In
The United States, in an appropriate
manner.