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STATE OF LOu1SlANA~-Secosa n.
trict Court Of New Orlesns- so,os
BsAuasoAxD, wife Of Nicolas vestois,
anu Gle. w. AMANDA DasUx, ct als. me.
pY VIRTUE Of commission Of esdet
- issued in the above entitled and mum.
brfeJ cause and to me directed from the
Honcfahle Second District Court, In md
tot the Parish of Orleans, and Stste aloss.
said. will by virtue Of said eotnsnise,os.
offer at public sale in front Of The Cosst
House dcor Of this Parish, Fast Daesa
Rouge. lin the City Of Baton Ro,ge, ~
SATURDAY, 10Th day Of Apfil, lgoo,
at II o'clock, "A. NJ, Of said day, the ptorss.
tv hereinafter setforth and described. owa.
ell in common Ivy the psr'ies Plaintiffs and
Defendants. in the above entitled end mum.
bere,l cause, and sold 10 effecta partetiea
between said heirs, to wit:
Lots Nos 6. T. 8 and 9, Of square M. ~,
all having front on St LOUIS Street, u
sixty feet, Nv me hundred ard twenty feet
in depth Lots Nos 9. B. 4 and 5. Of square
No. 81, having a from, on Maxemillisn st:
of sixty feet. by one hundred and twenty
in depth
Lots Nos l, 2, 3 and 4, Of square No 05.
North. each having a front on Government
street, ofsixty feet, BY one hundred feet 10
der'h.
Also, Lot No. 10, in square No So, front.
ing on G'am'wee Street.
All Of the above lots, are situated in .hse
part Of the City Of Baton Rouge, laid out
by The late Ellie Beauregatd. and designated
on the p an thereof as shove described.
Also, the following described Lots. sitr.
ated in that rart Of the City Of Bstoa
Rouge laid out by the late Cilber Leon.
ard. viz:
Lots Nos. I, 2. 3, 4, $, Q, T. .p. 10, II.
and ~, Of square No. T. Also, Lots Noa.
4 and s, Of square No S, having ircet a
North Boulevard, Of sixty feet, BY one hua.
DIRE" and ~ en'y in depth.
On the following terms and conditions,
TO wit.
One fou'th cash, and the hslsnee On .
credit Of six, twelve and eighteen rnonths.
The purchasers to furnish their notes 10
such coupons. ss will be req"i,ed-sasis.
factorily end, rsed and secured ny mortgage
on the lots sold, and to bear interest 1t The
rate Of eight per cent after maturity. until
paid aud made payable 1t the Parish Re.
cctde,', Office, in the City of Baton Rouge,
rart6-7,sw. H.. BABlN, Sheriff.
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Dress Trfu,aasutmgsi

MILL ~ opened This morning n
w beautiful assortment of ladies' ,lre.. e,4m-
m'n9s Of the latest Paris style. Sa-h .nd bonnet
Ribbons, At the PniL ADELPHiA Cnrsr CASH sroRE,
mar25 IT, lafayette Street
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GREAT r"rtcty
d FANCY GOODS
r.ACAY1Cr~rE AC0R r. tIV.

LAFAYETTE STREET.
MADAME ?. MAINE, calls the attention VI the
wi ladies Of East and West Baton Rouge. TO the
fact, thst she hae now, \ very large and varied
stcek ofPANCY 01ODs, etnbtaciny nearly every
article asked fsv In this line. Her stock has been
selected with great care, is fresh and fashionable
She Il determined TO sell NJ a low figure for cash
nasH,lM
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CAPITOL CHEAP STORE III
evecoN0AAY AND rAsTE,1
0aoo 90 0lGBahee, III Combined.
4. 06eDoe,e y Go.

THERE 10 NOTHING Of more imrer-
i tsn~e to this community ,han 10 know
vhese to set, PERFECT FITS. at suita-
IL ptices. !. SIMON 4 CO.. filled with
0ama, itam like philanthropy. would res
pectfulIy direct the weary with pe'ns
ksmbueeed) people, Of this honest place
h tAsif establishment, opposite the Post
Office, where the
LADIES DEl'A RTmENT
viii b found full Of Flounced and plain
Dsraees. end Silk Tissues; M"sins and
O,eandies; Muslin, Jaconet I N'gsndier
Robes. Plain end Printed Bt'lianteens
Cambfics, Linen Lawns-in short every
thing in this long line.
EMBROIDERiEs.
End. Chemisetts and Sleeves in loots
Rich 0uipure Lace Co lars 8 great var
jetv of Silk and Lace Msnte'Ies: tmh'd.
Jaconet Bands, very rich Emh'd. Ladies
Handkerchief; Emh'd. Skirts. nimi-
trv, for Skirts large variety If Siir
rarasols, Fans, Silk Gloves AMI Fi'et
Mit,s &c.
THE GENTS DEPARTMENT.
Especially selected 10, this market and
guaranteed to be the best workmanship,
and latest style, comprising. suits uf
Cord Csssmirettes suits nj Checked
Marselles; suits Of Black italian Cloth
Metico, Beapour, and Alpaca C"a's ;
" Pants
Brown Linen, Drill and other styles Of
sunni ct Coats and Pants: Fancy in~n
Dtill In patterns and by the yard U"der
Garments in Linen an3 'ctt"n, Silk
Muslin Cravats, Hal, Hose; Gloves
Panama Hats, Straw Hats for Young
America
Special attention is paid TO our custom
efs b from the variety Of our stock a rer-
feet ct 10 in oil cases assured at
ans. SIMON 4 co
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Something Worth Reading |!

r1NHE SUBSCRIBERS would call the az
] tent,on Of purchasers to the large adj
d'ions now heing made TO their stock.
among which may I've found:
An elegan. assortment III Plated and 1aran-
ell Walters. ~ sets and single;
Coffee Urns, with and without lrip,"ts;
Gilt II Ornamental Hall Lamps h Lanterns;
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps. for Oil. Spirit
Gas and Csmphine;
Cut and Pressed Glass. China h Flint ware:
Brass, Copper, Ornamented and Common
Cosl Holds;
Elegant Polished steel Fire Irons and And
iro.s; with large variety Of
housekeeping articles;
A fine assortment of Window Shades;
Transparent Paper shades tor Lamps;
Glass, Gilt aud Plated Curtain Bands;
Gilt Curtain Cornices:
Also. A Fine Assortment of:
Rich Gilt Gift Cups 1ete n 1e'e, Sets,
Fancy Cologne aud i"ile' Bottles,
Mantle Ornaments. &c, suitable
For Christ IN n Prese IT'S.
DlRECT FROM THE MANUrAC-
- lures: MahO any Rehsfpsd>, " and
ron s; Wasl,stan's bureaus. Tai les. nc.
Cit and Mahogany Peir, Nantes and
Looking Glasses
yCall and examine, as o"r stock is
now complete.
der2hv. j. PIPER ~ Co.
Cooking Stoves.
Su'tana, Telegraph, Masonic,
Eagle, May0ower, Eclipse
M-tear, !, ter Premium,
Large and small siees m hand and for sale low
ALSO
BRASS vv1NE, lCE PICKS.
Nursery Fire Tenders, Family Grindstcres,
MANNlLLA MATS, GUN MOUNTlNHe,
Grain Cradles, Hoaring Machines,
SMITHS BELLOWS, SHEtT IRON
Counter Scales, Sheet Z'nc,
NEiL CARRIAGES, COPPER RtvETS,
mar II at n. 9. CONTAINS.
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rRrsH GROUND FTOUa.-pureh...,.
7 OF Flour. would Do well n bear ! n mind. that
Z ssh ground family dcur can slwsyp Be hsd II
Raton Rouse. and Of her own msnusaetuye. r.
insu re getting Il al o. Z. send your orders U
war20 JOSHUA REAL
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NEW ARRIVALS.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED has just re-.
i reivs,. from Philadelphia beautiful
assortment of New style Psrssols and Par
asolettes. in all colors, the Ladies are invi-
to to call early and make their selections.
nar25, ". D. PHILLIPS.
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FINS FRutr. Per steamer yester-
day, Monsieur Bartoli on Lafayette
street. received very large ssock Of
delicious fruit, including apples, oranges
banana. etc. Persons d~eiring to pur.
chase, will End monsieur one VI the
most liberal dealers in town.
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Gbt Dlalilg Gututt.
BATON ROTOR. ::::A fRtt !, lOs0.
~Ws % ss91soes1 = ooosusoe,
JOSEPH .MoMoEt,
~ sssAllsss IT aisSSr. 1lssslsa u msslay,
~ lltA laseess.
ootpuASw,-.Tbis ksntleusu whees

ootpnAss.-.Tbls gsn.leasu whoes
paus indicates bic occupation - .
d.aler,ia he precious metals. aod cost.
y stosss; says . day that, b. 10 clos.
irg out bic atock not 10 20 to Nicar.
sgua - wss 1ts. contemplated. but to
1T In q new aud fresh stock Of such
shines - every lady and gentleman
must have. Goldman. does not pro.
f.ss to cell gold, manufactured into
elegant articles Of ornament and use.
fal"e~. a less than they call for in
weight, but he does profess 10 cell
At the very luwe>t cash price on
the value Of the workmanship. Now
10 the only time at which bargains
may be had.
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JOSEPH MCCORMICK,
BOOKSELLER AND STATlONER.
Baton Rouge, La.
SCHOOL BOOKS, STANDARD LITE.
rarv, Scientific and Miscellaneous Books.
Cheap Publications, and the Principle Ns.
gaines and Periodicals constantly on hand.
Also-AMERICAN and FOREIGN
Writing Papers, Blank Books. Envelopes.
Copying Presses. Drawing Papers. Bristol
Beads. Monohroniatic Boards. l.: VII.
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To- Montan 4 Bro, have just re.
eeived dir. O. from Cincinnati. 50 bat.
rels Of Neshanock Irish Potatoea,
which ars offered, Wholesale or retail.
for cash.
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Needle Work Embroiderics.

4 NOTHEK lot Of those cheap I'm.
- brcsderys. Just received per .,eamer Ca.
ssves. from New York Auction-at the
FateAOalpalA CHEAP CAsH SroRE
LAT yette Street.
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ETAT DE la Observation-Disclosures
d'tst Baton Houge-C"ur d" CINE Dit.
ludiciaire- No 1881 - WAsHtno1oS
Z RrLEy, contre ses C,6auciers
OHrRE DE IA CouR.
nRDONNE que Washington Z Riley,
" SOFT autoris6 4 faire cessicn De tou 20
ses rroprie Is 4 .es c,es"ciers ct Il dits
ceseion est scce,t6e ~ profit tes dts CT.
naciers.
Il est de plus ordonne On. le tlit Riley
convoque ses cr9sneiers 10 Anvil, pro.
chain 1850 \ 10 heures du matin. psr'e.
want Saml. Skolfsld. Recorder, de 10 Pa.
roi<<e jest Baton Rouge, a son huresu
dams 10 vile de- BATON Rouge. pour dsl,b be.
rer sur les sffaires du dit deoiteur insol' ..
BILE, ct lie i,..Skol6pld est nomn s / r.6st
lie presder 4 10 dit assemble, dos dts erS.
anciers et'''en faire process verbal co"!os'
mement 4 Ia loi B. F. BRYAN:
Mara ~, 1856. Grsffier.
EN- ver,u de l'srret ri -dessus. leo c'tsn.
iets de Washington Z Riley, sont tot fids
par les r,9sen.es d'avois \ sc ,6""ir ! mon
~ can en- u vile lie Baton Rouge. Mer.
.red,. lc Q Anvil. 1885, d 10 heur.s du ma.
in. pour delberer sur les sfFaires DE- v ath.
ington Z Riley. deni'e"r jnso'vsbI. do
cite raro;s.e, ct pour dfte,miner ID me-.
,ere Ia plus svantasens. de- poser dee
fleets abandonnes Ear le dit IN olvable ~
profit de ses cr6anciets.
SAML. skOLFlELr,
Mars25 10 Recorder.
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Hay, Corn, Oats a.d Bran.

o1o0S OOs"S O"so uWW UTuWs
~ BALES tRIME HAY; 100 Bags
~ Oats 500 Bushels Con. Bran in
any quantity Of Baton Rouge Manufacture,
for BY (nsr2o) JOSHUA BEAL
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STATE OF LOUlsfANA-Parish Il
East Baton Rouge Sixth Judicial Dis.
trict Court-WAsHisoror z. RiLsY.
vs. HIS ca sp,1oRs-I No.l793
ORprR or ConRr.
ORDERED that WAsH,Noror Z. RI.
~ LEY be allowed 10 make cession Of
all his property 80 his creditors. AMI seid
ce SION is accepted for the benefit Of to
creditors.
1t is further ordered thst said Riley eall
hiscreditot on.the 9th dsy Of April lnext,
10 g. at 10 o'clock, A. ~. before Ssm',el
Skolfeld, Recorder tor the I arsh Of tsst
Baton Rouge, At his Office in the city of
Baton Rouge, TO deliberate on the silstre
If saiu inse vent detter, ant said Skol6eld,
is appointed 10 preside st said meet. {. Of
said creditors. make process verbal ef
their deliberations, according TO law.
lsigned.I BIZ. BRYAN,
Msrch ~. 1866. Clerk.
ny VIRTUE Of the above order, tns
creditors Of Washington Z Riley, are
hereby notified to meet at my offc in Tho
City If Baton Rouge on " fDNEspAY,
the 9th Of A2HI 1856, AT 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
10 advise upol the affair Of Washington
Z Rilev, al irsolvent dsbter ofthis Parish,
and to decide upon the most advantageous
,nsnne. Of di posing Of the eff cts eur,en.
dered BY said insolvent. for the benefit Of
his creditors. SAML. SKOLFELD,
mar29 lot. Recorder.
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0ULIvIEN,s BLACKlNG.-ln c.ses,
y vitA DgasAes, q y. c. MONTAND
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Az AnErtcAS IN THE Russian SeR.
vics Couar: MAsr,ALso.-A court mar.
tisl WA held At Simpheropol. on the
28th January. on DR.. S,oddard. an
American .urge,M in the Russian Ger.
vie, charged with assnu|,i"g DR.. Bon.
d-lr. \ German surgeon. for interfering
with Nj. duties in lis ward. On one
occasion. Dr. Stoddsrd slapped him in
the face, and on another knocked him
d"wn. Dr.. Stoddard WAS dismissed
from he service. Under the com.
maud Of Gort>chakcfF. he was subss-
qucntly rein.tated, but be died in .
short time after.
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DOES rHx WORLD HATS PlErr TN
answer I" this question, the celebrated
Sydney Smith says: ut |. not true
that The world hates piety." The
m"lest aud unoh'rustive pie'y which
ellis the heart with al human charities,
and ,nskee man gentle to others aud
severe to himself, /. nm object Of uni.
vers~l love aud v-neration. but man.
kind hate the lust If powe: when il is
v.ile, under the e.rb of riety; they
hate cant and hypocracy. they hate i'd
wiser. and Qnacks in pi-ty, they do
M. cho"e /. ~ in.ulted. they love to
fear folly and 'impude"ce from the a.
tars which should only te q sanctuary
for the righteous nj the gocd.
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Cooking Stoves.
Su'tana, Telegraph, Masonic,
Eagle, May0ower, Eclipse
M-teo~, l. tier, Premium,
Large and small sses IN hand and for sale low
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HUDSON HIvEA RAuR0AD-rROn wovYa6rnz A
III 1886 the trains yin lsave Chambss sioa a. ~
Aws-Express. $50 a. and ssw r. mas N ~ A nj .
grant, 6s5 for Posghkeepss A. N and ana 3as
r n; cw sing Sing, $50 and P. N Per fcekswiI IS
r. N. The Fought sepse, Sing Sir ard Peskski w~ns
NJ the stations. Passengers taken
nal Chrstspbsr and Thirty hrs or New for
leave Troy a. $40 and lom A. And AD Y. T.. and Esa~
Albany n 6jB ard 1910 A. NJ and s7pPN
A. v. SMITH sups~'stesdsna
\ AND ROUTE NEW YORK TO PROVIDENCE, 40 =
IL en- and after Dec. T. 1876 trains of Prov
ydapce Hartfvd and yshkni Railroad leave ,tfors
for Providence the the arrival there ~ trains
OF the New York aDd Me- Haven, and New Haven aod
Hartford and Springfield Railroads. which YORK
"a and F. NJ respectively AsHBrRNES
chef Engineer and superintendent ". AMI y. R.R.
NEW FORK AND HARLKa RAn,RsAD.
Az :. Winter srrsngernsuta l,xs
sCommeucnE Monday Nov q tssS Thrp~ dag xsjps :.
Albany. SUNDAYS eucept~d.
Fare ~ 10 from New York 10 AlbeaS. Leave New ycrs
~ follows ~m station corner u White and Centre
$50 M, expvess train fU Albany, ccunecang vrh tas
Central RAILROAD snd Northern trains
,slo ~, NAL train runuing directly uhrs~sn without
NE Western ~ Psas s.S Sa~ss and srr 80 ~.
tors
t0r. N, erprcss rupn<ne directly thr,ueh wso-i t.ars
81 esa and connecting vrA Central train ~ ~ for he
West. RcturninHleawe Abany.-~ -
s.ibA NJ, man tram for New York direct
A4b A. NJ erpreu githost change Of cara
500 p. ~, espreas without change ofcars
Tickets 70 he nba'ned and baggage rhecked M owe. a
he western Rai'road, Aibanv, White And C.-sr~
eroore. o. Twenty aEtb stree, and v~--t s-s-us tsv
rss v = oA1renxA -
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L,oR sALE-vALUABLE RIAL ESTATE, AT BULL

L'OR SALF-vAIUABLE REAL ESTATE, AT BULL.
Ferry N Y containing about acres Of land about COZ
feet river front with good dock m fee long 10 meriv
as the Russ REID property about tnrd Of the land hed
10 above high water mark 90 the properly gopx rrosd
hsre dwelling hrrse suitable for families and three
bulSirfs suitable for workshops The
calcu sssd for foundres manufar1ries shpYss Aso
about 81 ~ lard the Of the hill adjoining hs
premises cf he late Ahm Buviw deceased, which
i've rd dws,lng hcuses, fruit trees .hruhbery 40 cor,
apfs Of The best of the of New
river Staten Island &c that ound the vc,utv 81
New YORK The shove prop-rty directly opposite Snsy
,o. g .gr,rg &c, !. ~. ,, ss1 Asfs y 4 v. az,
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DINING SALOON DOWN TOWN FOR SALE, L.
~ which sfetune can be made All complete in every r.
rrect dong $3.50 per dav will be sold extremely ApDy
70 BIaos soUrawICK, Qorrn~iy no~es COL "a Mas
n a sffeel
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4
| no 1Hk LApiss or sEw FORK
/ AGHLr ArIsACrrGx sAlz
AxT,slss Vnsrs.
NouyEAUrns,
s 1.'r sa AND :a .ss a,s,.:,
fsDfA CAnEHs HAIR SHAwLS.
"a soH'i 9 DE- BAL.
Ar.sa lad, sansd ,.s.s Long resident :. No 49,
g. e ss.s ,sf 60 an 'sssa: ssa :s.ss 49,
70 sses. Stature h.,ss = pne6 70 oon.e her . altar -,
so IN s ' s n % <. sss % I'd 1: =:
shsrchs smses ladies' voud Insure in his -
s.:s: - Custom .s.:. n. ..y
sns'Sss Of So ass sys fnposss1 iA.s hi: ooansr.
sl: s: =. e: ~:
ssss. : ~ sss yo.s psSis :: s.
and cos Gems a ART as manaosre haA never before 80.
The. viii Dc exposed ssr Thursday
newt ne Ilh instant aud wiz sfsed opporta9ity any
GIN, rarri, Hevo1 ssled.
.ss 81 o IN mode 10
5sss may ts.refsrs = Iss4 ,ss.sii.. :
her prompt dstbaou = she oab .AsreA psrvs
s hs. sli o' ass oi Il Pa. rsS 3.
Forprsmeaa6e, dinner sad srhkA costume,
EAberateiy adorned 9Th god silver aad coral emsrsAss
AnrIcLss DE FANS,
Per,umery.
WorkboXes,
n Sss sss sis %sasss IA asAu. s.
CheDissaee
Zeal lane HOuu caga
Real lace shass
kesl lace scsfs
Hseves
Osifure~,
Head dresses,
istsous
0ears do6xA
Embroidered velvet oaoasos
f. kueerbty doe cloth ciosls,
Long and square cAshn8re shs wk,
Bad ard other evening dresras
Very 6Da ladies' under c~thlsx.
oe~utful sAtn table linsD.
Rssrs pEugen,e
Robes a IA Victoria,
Costly fur trimmed 0sakr.
Naneieis d'hver.
Aa1teets d'autemDe,
MaAteles do pytntsEpa
kes lace m antalAs,
Zeal iace shewA,
Valued At thousand dollarsJ
Bssqucs,
Gfe<a,
Table and pario~ e-nsmenA
r a. r,,...,,.neo.. s &c &c, &c &c
ARTICLES DIX vARTU.
ImSossabe to payicu lsr'ze Ia advertisement
among the rest wt, he tosnd,
india 6 AMELs' HATR sl AwLR
Intended for the wardrobe of
RUSSIAN PRINCESS
Perfect chef d'9avres IN manufscture aud dssign.
sale to commence o. Thursday, December II. u ~
aRORGK svLPIE.
36l BroaAwag.
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nRro STORE foR SALE OLD Est A BrLsH 10
~ stand, situated in the city Of Narik and Csrmln
rrees V considered Of the best ooscns 10 the
part Of the city and doing roof business with go,i
sFce practice the reason the proprietor wishes 70 part
y, IL that ha practice viii admit OF attention 70 the
store For further particulars inquire on the premises ofDr
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-
Mr.. JOHANN MUNCR HAS REMOVED FROM a,
Nl Crosby street 70 AZ hroome street Mr. Muncks much
admired band continues 10 furnish parsr tc
with harp violin, flute bas carone Ar ~ ths s~eat a.,
tce and with puncsuai aftendenoe = -
DENoyAL.-PJ J. vrsaUr, PRorEssoR or THE SPAN.
isb language In The New York Unversy has remove
70 No beccker street nearly opposite house he for
merry occupied -bere he continues giving instruction
hsh, and vice
pRxovAI. OF RICH FURs FROM NO ST. TO NO So
III Nine. X. Harris ton have much pleasure IN an
nouncins TO ihe Numerous friends and owing 10
their extensive sa-s OF rich rs ths they been
ompeed for the euatsnars 70 tate
layer premises sell out their large which has been
lately Imported from Europe Splendid Of rich furs
suitable for holiday presents. ''
NNE r. HARRIS SON, SO Broadway.
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DRoiDwAv SALOON TO SELL OR EXCHANGE
I'D For lands other property and must be disposed
this week lts sood chance as u Il dted up in splendid
end t great 1he proprietor knows
nothing about the business and viii dispose OF At
,scrtace Everything complete. Call At the saloon So
Broadway.
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rrAyAsA srgARs-sEw CRor, By rm ~ a
III IWe. Csbscs4 rivars sga BvuenrscA OcscAaA nss-
~sroY. So h~sns = - 900 sSs i~~~c~tcv N-acn
a. NJ. soussA lsSnAn - nmnnI
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VALUABLE powH TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
via poa 100 and i32 Worth aass Anthony) s,-set
good chance for ent For particulars spely
HENR1QUEs AsKEIIs real estate bretsrs, is Wuiaa
street rom No T. New yerk.
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AT MRFTlNu OF THE FOX AND TURNER AND
~ TIE For auard held Monday evening Dee. s lss6,
tho follow Ing resolutions uranim Jusy ado lted-
Resolved 1tai IL with feelings of Tia, have
learned that esteemed friend and anon Mr. Henry
Tuner baa been taken midst by Provi.
dence and that deeply deplore hls ioss
Resolved That body tender cpndcsrre 70 hia
relatives and trends hoping hat what 1her loss sl be
his gain
sesolved That this company attend the funeral our de-
parted brother Wednesday Dec TO- and that the usual
badge Of nournug be worn on the occasion.
onuireH. Gallagher, Capt; r. A. Whiting Secretary;
Y. "A Mckenny.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-23

GARDEN FERr,biEERs.-Special at.
ten Of Planters, Gardeners and others,
il called to the advertisement Of D. G.
Lawber, gs Magazine st.. NdDrlesns.
to-day. He offers for sale al The most
approved guanos, and other matter re-
commended BY agricultural Chemists
to enrich The earth. Orders by mail
directsd,as above will be promptly A.
tended to-,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-23
81. JoDeph's Chusoh.

TNHE Pc VS. Of the new Catholic Chdttls
Il will be rented out for The ensuing
year 70 The highest bidder, for CssA, on
Palm Sunday, the 10th day 81 March nsxt,
said Church s..e4 s..s
n1All Pews sold on sid day spslrnot
paid fol, within two weeks from tho lsy
Of sale. will be Seofersd for sale to the
highest bidder, on Sunday, ths Goth Marsh,
1856, for non-psyment Of The came.
kb.t4.td. II. Y. BABtN, Ssc'ts
U-Gazette-sopy III dats.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-23

WASHINGTON CANoNizED.--I'he Mic
aragua correspondent ofthe New York
Herald is responsible for the following:
+" Did You know ehat Washington has
been placed in the calender Of saints !?
There is I church At Riyas over the
principal portal Of which is very we'll
executed bust Of the leader Of the
American Revolution, and on the in
quiry Of a native Of the town, was
informed that il was bust Of the
good saint, George Washington" I
confess that as / passed this church l
felt like taking off my hat, and I did
it-not becnuse Of custom, because /
could not hep ID.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-23

TnE NATioN's ExraAvAoArcE.-
The Baltimore Sun, Of the Oh inst. +,
says:
For the year ending August 81s.,
1855. we Americans imported from
Europe, for our own heads and tbese
or our wives and daugbters. 1882.
$50 worth Of bonnets Of sill, straw
and leghorn. and of hats and caps.-
Yet how few Of Tho head pieces one
sees give evidence Of having been sent
for 5000 miles away. All are seem
ingly homemade. In that same
year, Young and Old Americans treat
ed themselves to S3,781 $50 worth Of
watches, chrenometers and clockA Of
European make. Their appetite, loo.
for foreign jewelry was baited with
S974, 100 worth Of the article, upon
which without signing, they paM.a
duty Of thirty per cent. OF lsather to
cover their hands and their feet, they
sent across the ocean and bought to
the tune Of $4,000, 86O-enough 10
hide-bind the nation, and sicken Il in
various ways.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-02-23

The British treaty with Japan DIFF.
fers very little from that which was
made with the United State. by the
latter, the ports Of Simoda and Hako.
dade were thrown open to American
vessels; by the former, British vessels
obtain the right Of entering in supplies
at Hakodsde and Nagaski. But rs
both treaties contain 4 clause stipula.
ting that III Japensss shall ccncede to
the foreig1power with which it. con-
tracts equal rights to those enjoyed by
the most favored nation, it would
seem to follow that the three ports Of
Nagaski, Simoda and Hakodade, are
at present open to both British and
American vessels. The British treaty
however. contains no stipulation for
the settlement q foreigners in j.
pan. 'ae j.