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COMPREHENSIVE,

NJOTICE-NR.J John DoLHnSDE BECOMES A PART
~ ner il" our house fr"" this date ,,on1
Ne,y Orleans. Nov. J. la5s--ns in ''' ''
NTOTuCF-MK. ALEXANDER SMITH, ia, BECOMES
~ partner in oar house from this date; ,.>,o
New Orleans November l. l7Es.--n:s In
MIR. EDWARD TORY HAS THIS nay BECOME
n fh 1s III one i In the s n4 n
of 5 TOBY, Jr' l. hEoTHER srypox rr,vy ;.
4 ,c'i'l s"slr1s iador lie ,yls and n rs TdsY
BRO for the purIose of conducting ly Exrass and Com
'"'''i'" Business F E6w9Eb ,T TGb4. '''
Nov Orleans. Novemter !. 1s:S-n3 I'm ---
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES USDERs!GSED ;, 7A Y
GOMEZ. soN for the tra',,act6n Csnera Exchange
''' '''>'S " '' wv, t t u u G cSS$Ek: ,,.
Neg oreans November !. '95f-n2 lot
NTOTIcE-FRoMASD AFTER THIS DATE Mr.. FIRE.
~ " h TTI'TA ny partner The style T." the
SF' viii ''; W. ''->' ''''''' - EUGENE rouEsE.
New ORLEANS, November /, 1876.
u,IIr: Undersigned HAVING FORMED 4 FART;
2T[aP w e% "n sn at M ,Is:" Sd VII al
'~4 to the as, 5 PHsf or and S ont a.
every description will be reciVet and sold at THAR
E -h Advances a9ls Ri LIZ; .,ss Sse[9ss 'sf
c'an',' ETC. TotE!'hS lfi % l;Hi HHe' si,,
10 Ct ~ f'hch'''Ef .At'e':-
Co-pA P p - ;E:3 1*
nerj they will, this date CONTINUE the roEerage and
business the old stand, No r Camp street tLrdeT
| the Sty" Of fAIf Rex d ~.
| Nc,s Orleans November |, 12I'-n st
-PARTSERsH1P-TIIE UNDERSIGNED havs
" coI.rtnerstp Tor the purpose Of trarsacnE
General insurance business. under the style Of CHARLES A.
| LABUZAN Il co. OF no. 81 Camp street. New Orleans.
| CHARLES A. LABtZAN,
D. =. RUSSELL.
Nc,r Orleans. October %, lsI6.--o2l I'm
! ('U-P tETNEIssI{IP-THE uNDERSIGNED have
~ fprlc for the transaction of Cotton Fac
forage and Forwarding business in New Orleans
under the style nr PERKINS. BOWEN co, an! in Mem
pills, TcIl under the style of BOWEN. DElONG ( GO:
A. SIDNEY PERKINS,
ARTHUR BOWEN
SIDNEY z. DETONf
Nasr Orleans Oct IS 1SL;.--o22 I'm ~ Union street.
| (tO-PA i:TN UNDERSIGNED have
- hi. day partnership for the purpose Of
acting business il! this city under the
and style Of UFVERGES X ST ROMES. No. II Exchange
Place between Canal and Cusioinhouse streets:
| +. DF.EERGES.
+. DE ST. ROMES.
New Orleans. October %. lEi.--o22 I'm
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BEN k:TT3sEDGE ~ CO..

BEN k:TEISEl}t-E ~ Co.. la,
Co. @ rcrters of Guns aud >I"!'in- prHrhHS IN AL
N&tI~F It's branches Wholesale AMI re'"il tea ers IN
American Rifles. Pistol and Firearms Of every
SSS variety st Charles It ee near - Aare5
;ur.f; Min AL If
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LEGAL NOTICES.


"'S 81 Nv :s5! ssn 'AS Il 4 A0S NJ 'S
pY VIRTUE of n writ Of seizure and sale
Of New Orleans, in the above carsc will proceed to sell at
public auction at the City I!nte Common 'ct%ren Camp
Iej IL o'clock NJ III" following described property viz
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all -
sulnri, ;,.uirt First District this city in III. square lei:
bounded by Bartholomew Meiccrte Magazine Camp streets,
having tAmcricaa Tneasrrr) inches lines
parallel lines which said Lot is composed Of the o" Of the
Lot asF1sa by the n" 3 ." a PIX d14y . o; h,o:
in til. Office of Il. b. Cca Notary Of ,hs c,y
Sriud in the above
TEkMS-Cish On the spot.
JOHN N. BELL.
vol lG del Sheriff "f the Parish Of Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
'' Oft NV orASs GEEDiT6its t@t " nr:p iit''
THE; creditors Of C. EocE i CO., are here
n.y. notified to attend meeting 70 b.: held At IL office Of
Wh day Of NoTemtrr S5 at 10 ocock H. NJ, for tie pur,
p>e Of eIi,'i4g upon aud taking into coetiu the np
;Lc uotjf"G that in the ae;.tirne ali ind cal proceeding,
against ,leF p"rs" and property siaye ad M D.
gI-tin. E, appointed telt the crrtors..
''' H. 3. iiII,BjBAED,
% 3,il+3Jl Dy3ury Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
ClsQrIEHn Corm DISTRICT &c. RnCll Gle -. LEURS
>o,,. Il" f,,,sans ,EhANGl EhS n' n y, AT
I rs crennciers, dc c. Roch d Co.. sont pa,
Krr n6nirc public cee vile, IlNDI lie 0nr jour
v"rbr, i,l, 10 h"ues du lnan e, preldre
,idrsaan de tebrer rappcatiou dit- e. Rocl
r INFRINGEMENT; ct is son. de- plus notifies dan
rinirryA- poursute ncaes persona"
lcurs hcns sot srnd4cs e! qneJ y Angus'in a'oc"t
'"' o'''' W. Il" '" 'S''' T. :I D. HUBBARD.
% 2ti:@Hl h':l"'@ ttfe"ier
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ii9'i- se''>' Wy ,~,sirni Tr,Gars
hhcnns ;ss ne is frr%y% i; , ca he in ts
'tl' '!Ielr 1t'''E' 0ii g. L1"'0'''''> 40 49, ~ - -
city ~, - ..,. AZ c,ras
FN-fEie0lr A;GE4n WI, Dc I1'lo 10 ~ ~
- iHHrt'T H 49,, T. i', ,so? :, Ert.
ltt' y IT,. !I.S,,ftg.
Co. RSheT BecS d q, tgc .; " ~ t,eI"i: -
\, 1.-The i!trt sSl tNSti tsIN2S p"'' 't' IL -
iOt Nc StiN.ohS. ----------- '" =
rn.rfc,Cr in Ills ~, rs ,r,c; Of medicine
Tie fr, i'll attend rriucil, office practice. He tRkes
Of the public tuh he TtA with ttiFa-
the Head EHT, Ft, Lung. liver Heart
S;rTs ii iIrr i,ror;c pnrrlcr word al cEro,c
I,!. 3 ,i>fn in lis worst form Al>, the Diseases
~ ~ a. i ra,,n,iafiy o .llr, PYolaf-rS uteri
teFt," ,'"'sn ;t 'l TO- i ,tva va coll l.fora
,r, .I.,r, NM; ri.y will receive and specify
}i5Hic my "S 10 c,''s AZ lg WI" 'I y r,r~s NJ,
RlihtMAiN Slr.t ~ Gan 3E ~, wa II" M, ms
Is one a.. my recent !.,toHc I II" r,rr" y d
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p4.Chc ship j. w. White. Capt. tIrNrH

11uM Nrw N0rN J, N'-cTH1U1 NN NNT90 al E0'T
n, mi d. Et. ed i0ni'"i rtr receipt
a. .r .r"I- p' vic the! viii t -:or"l Il, trr expense
An rI,N GEO. ". liGAS''N K co..
Rz5~1'hc ship Ariel, Capt. Drinn". from Boz
j.. tu, - IIt i'"I'9l
-l.,- r :lttui r1r lerr!pt, i"r h0t-.
~ $50. ". iiTN -UN X 60. = an,p int
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the -
c, 4; A, HENDERSON ~ CO.. MAGAZINE 81,
,. corner offer for sale A. the ioEc mar set prices
choice assortment Of GROCERIES, and ;rTtte the ATTENTION
oF nrchn,er Their stock c4.s:ly eecte'i and
cres Mi the articles needed family for merchants
I s.; NJ no,,r.rt ~ jag ly
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slave DEf,oT, NO. 1876 con- MON

viii, he assurance that he will give strict attention to hs
ali its details he truss h he VI, receive snare o.
public patronage. Benz, hEHt ~, r., t . w.
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TNN&N WILLIAMS.

DiAIS FLA w PLANS PRICE I.Is GENTS
each: Ten t'n -, }outd lu'nle -. \ rA!! inh
llAtrt t,iIpltrp mail W.p.
l,,,ir,t tlvll, NJ >!,ll,.r> ll,I Periodicals,
\. x Z. t.LEii H. Agents.
10 Ina No E<cfaut:r Place.
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n ENypyAI.-A. +. COCHRAN X HALL. HA' r. kE-
Ii nuvc 10 10 Icvce and II Fulton between ,5rnN!ef
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Fer sale wholesale and retail by
@. O. WOGDMAN,
corher Common and Magazine streets,
TN rr,dt1y New Orleans La
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aaytitnIar Motitts.

NJ" The Public Night schools OF the First
DisiTc will he orncd for The season on MONDAY FL EHlNi
nav TO- in the Marshall and Franklin School Houses Hours
of attuninnce, from i to 7, NJ
By order u Committees
Ct W. y. ROGERS, sup t.
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New; Orleans. May !. 1886. mNH
DFsStsEIJ'FION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
r. tlrI heretofore under and style of
THOMPSON, ALLEN Co, is Ibis day dissolved by its own
limitation. -,
E,lvai Thompson having purchased the Interest of W. L.
Alien -al rl7 Ill The liabilities and is charged
~ EDWARD THOMPSON
WM l.. ALLEN.
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His F,xcsileacy VIZ. Wa.Ner, President Nicardgla,
yoI, i. H. Wt,rrr, [: : M!I!scr, tl"n;Ila,
Major Iei>S Hy~ York:
t"i. j. f. Fubcr>. New York:
M~-r,. Thuwf-ol 4 F:e'e'. New Y.';k:
VI, !! il">-Hr 4 Cu. NciT ur,r,AI-;
g.. to,,l Il I!"iilrS,
Col. William 'A3r!siy,
S"wpI f. Tay '", Esq, N,w Oleo'-.;
N"!. j"au H. ,io'n>s, Nj"ura-: Array, New nrlc.n>:
-. +. +. Malru,u> OF IN
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NOTICE-NR. John DOLHnEDE BECOMES PART
~ In our house from this date
MARTIN OWEN COBB.
EeY Orleans. Nov. J, l2tt--n3 I'm
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-02
From the american Cek.
That Convention at the Astor House.

Our beyond there, Reader,-removed from
the chair in which we sit the 10th part of a
mile or so, and almost over against Barnum's
Museum, stands the Astor House a place of
much resort and huge proportions. At all
hours of the day and night its lobbies are fill
ed with men of good character, (such as you
might trust to sit beside you, with money in
your pocket,) and pack of Do-Nothings of
dubious reputation, who make vagrancy a
profession, and simulate honest people by the
most recondite contrivances.
Underneath those lobbies, to the right hand
and to the left, several networks of Tele-
graph wires converge which fash intelligence
at moments notice to audiences throughout
the Union. Indeed, there is no hotel in New
York better suited to the wants of q respecta-
Bile business man, or an unindicted politician,
than the Astor, but it is, perhaps, the worst
rendezvous in the city for conspirators who
wish to evade the Law, or stink from the
sight of its officers.
In this stone sounding board. in this GOV
ered-in thoroughfare, body of adventurers
dubbed Convention plots at this moment
against the Law, meditates piracy, more
criminal than that of Lopez, Walker, or Kin
ney, and caps the climax of its madness by
arrogantly trampling upon the DEGREES of the
Church, and practising the rubric of assas-
sins-in the name of the Irish in America.
In the name Of the Irish in America!l
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-02

Rg- The capitol of Nebraska Territory is to
cost $500.0 Mr.. Bovey, of Maine, has
taken the contract to builo it of brick.
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niuuors, wines &C.

+ ONGWORTH's pure Sparkling "
IL tawba--Best IN town; bongworth' s
Ladies Sweet Wine, Longwolth's pure
Catawba Brandy Longwolths h'mmet-
mans Sparkling Isabella Lnnmis' Dry
Catawaba Mumm's Cabinet Champagne,
piuts aud quarts; Mun'ns Hockbeimer,
isl6 +. Peters Imperial Cherry Cordial !,
Dangers Guignolet Imperial Brandy, 80
years old, Charrelas Dor, Lafayette and
Hinet CastiIion Brandy Old Nabob Rum !,
Jamaica Rum, Madeira and Port Wine !;
Awack, Sherry, schnapps, Kirsh. Wassaf,
Dantyick and other Fine Cofdias, Cafet
and White Wines, Old Monobgahela, Tus-
calocsa, and Bufbon Whisky, Stuffed
Olives, Anchovies, Saidines, English Pick
les, Salmon, HOLSTERS, French and Ameri.
can Pickles, Worcestershire Sauce, Fine
and Extra Cigars, &c, &c.
Which an willing4-jn fact ANXIOUS to
Exchange for specie paying currency silver
or gold lluly3) JOSHUA BEAL.
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I.nng,rn,th.s ret Aaeney.

lust received by the subscribers. who
u are the makers pei agents. 80 Cases
Sparkling Catawba; 30 Cases Dry Cstaw,.
ba. The celebrity and extensive sale OF
these wines. render putting unnecessary. -
The agents would only state, that articles
OF any popularity, are soon eounterieited.
Hence, those wishing to purchase wines of
this maker, should buy them of his only
agent. here, where they are sold on ,us'"ifs-
sion. II II claimed tp this wine, that u
is healthier and of finer ARENA and flavor,
than the best French Campeigne, The
French mix from three to six Or mote Kind
Of grapes in their wine One KIND o.
Crane only is used in the manufacture OF
this wine Purchasers dissatisfied with
It's quality, will have the money refunded
for ali returned, within a reasonable ,li'fet
to the store where ii il purchased
iulyI BARBEE II BENJAMIN..
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NEW GOODS
Az The Philadelphia Cheap store

az tht shh'uootpbt "hS"H I'Ds0
THE PUBLIC are invited TO call and eS-
/ anime the new assortment Just reeeiv-
ed at this establishment, consisting Of the
following
! Piece very heavy Plain Black Gros de
Rhine silk, 9 Pieces very hand ome Plain
black Bavrege A few patterns OF Plaid
and Satin Striped ditto. A small assert
ment OF very handsome Emb'd. Hdkfs,
Dmb'd. Collars, Sleeves, Chenisettes aud
Worked Bands, black laco Vets, Filet,
Milts, &c.
Ia addition to the above, they have re-
eeived very large sortment Of Ribbons,
in all colofs and widths, Which will be sold
at such prices as will make 1t the interest
Of all wanting these goods TO give this es-
tahlishment call. junell.
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To Engineers ~ the Fire Department
or IA roy ROUGE

40 EhRfnefsssS the sire department
or IA ron 70 UGE
A S AGENTS of the Manufacturers, we
~ offer at Factory prices INDIA RUB
Der BETTING. HOSE and PACKING.
Also, Oak tan'd. stitched and eemented
Leather Betting,
Description as follows
J ply lnda Rubber Betting, from 2 to 10
inches 4 ply India It 9 to 20
llydrant House India Rubber ] to u
inches. Warranted TO stand pressure Of IS
lbs to sqr inch Locomotive II Fire En-
CINE India Il. Hose / I TO 3 warranted to
stand pressure Of l75 lbs TO sqr inch Pure,
Plain and Mixed Packing by the lbs Oak
Tan'd.. Stocked, aud Cemented Leather
Betting, from . TO 20 inches wide.
All oIders for The above goods filed at
shortest notice and fully guaranteed by
junl7. BARBEE K BENJAMIN.
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A MysTERY.--Down on that beau.
tiful piece Of trustle work, at the foot
of Florida street, called by the gentle
men, who put it up "a wharf" silently
the work goes on, Of cutting into grace
ful proportions, gigantic pine pole,
to be spliced to tho length Of hun
dred feet. All manner of oonieetures
have been INDUCED in, as to what this
pole ia extended for. The workmen
90 and come, at regular intervals, but
to all questions, shake their heads, and
give the sign Of secrecy peculiar to the
Chinese Peace Society,"" Il is said
by some /; that II is to be the top gal
liant mast Of a sea going vessel now
being put together in The vicinity Of
Port Hudson, whilst others, darkly in.
innate that II is designed for that re-
markable place on the coast, known as
"Bruley Landing What the people
will do with 1t at that point, we can
not imagine. Mayhap (as every thing
takes political turn just now the
pole is being fashioned for some Know
Nothing glorifcatiou--some pole raj
sing. Whoever has information OF
this subject will oblige the public te
give ID, hint.
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The RNgNsse Furnace.

+ TTTERs PATENT FOR THE UNITED gTATEs
IL were granted to SAMUEL II. GILMAN, of o.
a Matches street, New Orleans, under the date
Of Dec. 4, 1864, for n furnace for burning WOOD
and BAGAsaE.
The Furnace combines the following qualities
IS fully proved IN taking of
1SEFI'E rH0fS 1fE PRESENT sEAS0N.
tss..--tt works entirely by natural draught,
aud without the aid Of n blower.
ed.-tt contains no Crate Bars or nther irons
In the interior.
gd.-41t never requires stoppage Of The mill To
have lite ashes eleafhad cut
dth-The bagasEe IL never stirred or touched
after II arrives In he furnace.
bth4@-lt burns all the HhgaHse, and makes
steam enough ts run the mill engine, q steam
battery, and pumping ehgiue
THIS Inc oHtg FufRde6 That hds fufeH dFd crop
IN L0Htsjdaa In tomgtiahce nth the dboUe fire
conditions.
| This furnace makes no pretepsion to burn Dag
azse alone, ana does not resemble any other
| furnae IN single feature If its form, in the
principles upon which II works, or IN the results
which IL produces; neither does it approach the
rights Of any other party reports circulated 10
tire contrary nre "nieru tricks Of trade" know Il
to be false BY t,ss who make them aud calculated
only TO deceive the public, and palm Of articles
| that cannot stand ,Iten their own merits No
person will he allowed to SELL make, or use my
patent Furnace, without authority from me
and al persons having shch authority will be
fnllF guaranteed in It's uadisiurbed use and pos.
session
My Patent furnace is as applicable to q train
| ufletties AS to stehtn boilers and ain prepared
20 contract to apply II to burning the Haghsse to
boil cane Juice in the common train Of Kettles,
under a satisfactory guarantee TO the puf-
| chaser.
| A treatise on the whole subject, In phamplet
form, with draw hrs &c., 10 be had OF the subseri
Der, by mail or otherwise.
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
| 81 Matches street.
fiji Gtnd New Orleans.
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French Window Glass.
New and Popular Music,

Succession of ELIZA FEneusoN, widow
Duffy Sixth judicial District Court
PARISH of East Baton Rouge No. 502.I
"probate.n
M HEREAS, CHARLES F. Mn.LFR, has
" applied to said court, to be appointed
Administrator, Of the succession Of Eliza
Ferguson, late of said Parish, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
interested. to show cause. within ten days
from the first publication Of this notice,
why the said application should not be
granted. J. c. GAYLE,
july2 Dep'y. Clerk:
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MONTAN 4 H'JGUET.
nj ut ice,

THE undersigned has this day associated
1 with him in the Hardware business
JOHN s. HUGUEr, and thankful to his
patrons for their liberal patronage, solicts
b continuance Of past favors for the new
firm.
apis y, e. M0NIAN.
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A PupLto SHAME.--We assert it
without the fear Of personal displeas
ure, that the levee aud landing in
front of this town is q public disgrace
to its citizens. Gan il not be made
passable IL not be made in some
fashion, so as to prevent people wadiug
in the mud knee deep to get to the
stream ? II has occurred to some Of
the long heads, that the many wrecks
with which the levee il now encumbcr-
ed, might be cleared away--the place
graded, and filled 10 with rubbish from
the town. This would be at trihing
expense. Not unfreqaently it is MOTTO
ed, that the am.boat landing is iu-
numbered with old flats, and other
trash. This should not be. A fact
also that we desire at some future time
to call the attention of the authorities
to, is, that fatboats can come in, aud
retail groceries and provisions, at q
very triiing tax, to the great preiu-
dice of our merchants. This is not
r,oht
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The LITTLE JokER. Another edi-
ton Of this spicy little sheet from the
press Of our vis-a.vis contemporary
made its appearance on Friday, and
was we'll received.
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RAts.--On Sunday evening The 9th
inst, this parish was blessed with a
copious shower of rain. From the
appearance Of the clouds il must have
been general extending into East and
West Felioiana and West Is. Rouge
There can be no just complaint for
rain, for at least six weeks to come.
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Hsr,,sl,esl Egrmslsegl
Fresh .HrrtrNIs.

DOR CFLAIN Preserve Kettles fall
i sizes) Family Tea, and Butter Scales
Huli's patent--mpoved eoncave y anvil
Nutc,arker, Disston's Saw. backed Butcher
Knives; Mahogany-Zinc ringed Butter
noulds. MONTAN Il HUGUET.
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TN ORDER to meet the increasing de-
i mand for this articlc---tlisregafding en-
olnment. the Subscribers were induced to
order from three sources for public con-
vience, they now offer as received per
Maria Dening to-day 300 Bbls Cape Lime
and assure The public ,hey will continue to
receive $50 Dbl. monthly.
iun14. BARBEE X BENJAMIN.
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AGRICULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS.

GRAIN CRADLES Complete; Straw
VI Cutters; Corn Shelters Twig aud
Hedge Shears Hay Knives Sythes Sick
leg, '5heaths Hay Forks Rakes, Cham
Pumps Garden Engine Briar Hooks
Pick Axes. Grind Stone Ciauks Axe
Handles, Curry Combs Hoes Spades
Sboyels, Axes, &c, &c, Mt
LARGHlER Il LANOUE.
may29. Cor. Lafayette X Florida
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saw and saw BIades.

1ROsSCUT, Pit, PANEL, Rip, lemon,
" Steel and brass back Butchers, Bow,
Webb Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most of them of
Spear X Jacksonso make. Always ON
hand Mt the Hardware store Of
ian2J4y. LAHGulEa II LAnouE.
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Or Dailg Gnnlrt.
BATON ROUGE,:::aa:JULY 8, 1850.

Esy- After taking refreshments at
the halfway house, our Springs cor
respondent barnessed up Monday
morning His notes Of the Ball, and
other things on the Fourth, are now
being arranged and will appear TO-
morrow.
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LiMs.--It win be seen to-day that HKRo-
MAN, has put in store, stock Of lime for
building purposes.
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Family Groceries.

FNHE ATTENTION Of families and
l. others il called to the stock OF Family
Groceries, at the N. +. Corner sol Court
of Court House Square. Consumelsin the
lower end Of town can he saved the neces-
sity OF running up town as tar as Church
street for barrel Of Flour OF key of Lard,
by stopping here. Articles sold at ibis es-
adjustment are exclusively Of the bfst quit
tn. and will bear the closest scrutiny
Prices range but slightly above quotations.
may24 M. G. BRYAN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-08

Wooden Ware. Isr"U,as. brushes, &c.
HAND BroomH; Wisps Hearth, Dorsc
III White wash. Marking, Setubbing, Cob.
web and Paint Brushes. Cbnrns; Reels
Butter Dashers Towel Rollers; Butter
Stamps Wooden Spoons; Salad Forks
Wooden Pals; Piggins, Cedar Tubs
Water and Well Buckets, Coco nippcrsi
Wash Boards, Wood Scoops Trays, Pals
&c MONTAN II HUGuET.
mayo Church street.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-08
.Eust Received.
I.n,llcs T,n,broI,leresI k,Iounee,l Dresses.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment of theEa goods IN all
III eolers are now being opened at the PHiLA-
nELpHiA CHEAP STORE ard viii be sold 100 per
cent below their vaIus, having been purchased
at the Philadelphia autiaps Call early IT YOU
wish to secure handsome dress fer very little
money--tf you put Il on toe 10 you will be dis.
appointed as was the case With many who were
wanting some Of our cheap straw matting-~it Is
now too late. iune2I.y'
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-08
ENGLISH Hosiery.

Tusr opening at the PHILADELPHIA CHEAP
u SToRE--a large assortment Of these goods,
consisting Of Gengs White, Brown and Fancy col
cred Hose: Ladies', NJ as aud Boys ditto, in all
qualities. The above goods are all bought from
Importers and must sound very cheap 10 those
who can appreciate good article or can see the
difference between German aud English Hosiery.
Call and examine for yourselves. iuneI-y.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-08
o. RAHpEr.
Young An,e.icn segas store p

nB6z & gRANDrKEt having purchased the
" sagar Store Of y. Yerboia, on Lafayette, IN
forms Their friends and the public generally that
they have inst received from New Orleans a large
Assortment Of Imported Eegafs Of all brands,
Pines Of ulI sorts. No. assorted Chewing mad
smolng Tohoore, Imported Cigarettes and also
tile hest Melee's segars. All orders from the
country promptly attended to.
The Young America Cigar Store solitts share
Of public patronage.
H. nHOK
sp.gntf GHAH. GHANnFRE