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20 The Bell and Hufty case 10 (not)
decided yet, but something Of more impor.
lance to this, community -,s; il is the fact.
that Stxor, opposite the Post Office, has
fixed the prices Of his summer clothing
Town to figure - low for cash. u to nut
it within the roach Of every man, to look
ike gentleman, At least and this too.at
. very email cost. The skeptical are in.
vited to call and satisfy themselves. They
will be fully rewarded for 70 doing iu one
single bland smile from Simon. }t}E
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1rsC Spring Goods.

| HAVE now in store beautiful selec-
l ton Of New Spring Dress Goods, con-
sisting Of Rich F'ounced Barrages, Grena-
dimes, Silk Tissues, Organdus, Jackonets.
Lawns, and Printed Linens-white goods
of all kinds. together with full line Of
Staple goods OF all knds--to which +
would respectfully invite the attention Of
the public generally.
mar2j. w q. PHILLIPS.
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Among the Late Arrivals
or NEW GOODS At THE
PHILADELPHIA Cheap Cash Store,

WILL be found beautiful new style
w Paris I3areges Flornced robes, very cheap.
A large ytmept Of Satin Dnmask Table Cloths
and Napkins, very superior quality Of Gents Lin
en- Cambria Handkerchiefs sfew pieces Of super
white linen drill For sale at the
PntiApaL PRiA Cheap CASH STORE,
marq5.tf Lafayette Street.
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Needle Work EmbrOideries.
A MOTHER lot Of those cheap en-
IA broderys. Just received per sleamer Ca
hswba, from New York Auction-at the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH STORE.
LAf;t vette Street.
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Great I'0rtety
MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS
LAFAYETTE STREET.

MADAME F. MAINE. calls tn g attention If the
Ux ladies Of Fast and West Baton Rouge, to the
fact, I'll t che has now, n very large and varied
stock ofFANCY GOODS, embracing nearly every
article asked for in this line. Her stock has been
selected with great care, is fresh and fashionable.
She Is determined to sell ut low figure for cash.
mar2Jim.
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CROCERS COUNTER SCALES
war25 p. c. MONTAN4
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~ The question has been asked
Why did not, the REv. c. H. K.
SHEuASr. avail himself Of the oppor-
tunity offered by q grant Of The use of
the Hall Of the House If Representa-
tives to preach J.he two sermons on
Universal;sm promised during the
session Of The legislature" In On
ever. We would say. that a friend has
deceived q letter from the Rev. Gentle
man in Alabama, stating as bis reason
for not visiting the Capital. .eriou.
indisposition at the time the invitation
was extended, and protracted illness.
A MoNrAN L Bao.-ft must not BE- sup.
posed ~ the casual observer. that Montan
4 Bros whole stock 10 conferred in the
building, corner Of Churrh street. They
have recently been spreading out, and tax.
ing possession OF other buildings hard by.
Midway the square en- Church street, they
have recently put up, large and commodi.
ous wate.h house, into which they are con.
tinuallv pouring such lot Of Western
Produce, for Wholesale trade, % ssould as
tonish those who are incredulous and know
A a. -
We have before said, We say again Tony,
buys TO the best advantage and for this
reason 10 able to sell on the most reasonable
terms.
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CUL1yaENsS DLACKING.-rn cases.
0ose0s ~ DC NONTANB
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xeD Ctfdp Stort..


rusr RECEIVED psr stsansnp o.havba, from
J New Yo.e. eal epsnsd this morning. ehoies
1sloeetoo u jaAise 6ssos 0eods. rlounced Bsf'
~ kosss, chally, Plain and Black Bsreges,
dinghsms, Lawns, very One Black Alpaca, Super
Bonbssine, English and french prints. brilisnees,
Corded Lawns, Paris 0ylphides, new article for
ladies dresses, 0rsnadines &C., At the
PHILADELPHIA CHAP CASH STORE,
MARS Lafayette street.
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FRESH GROUND FLOUR.-purch,,.r.
! Of Flour. would do veil to hear n mind, that
!rseh ge"und family Aour can alwsyp be had in
1ston 1eaee, end Of her owu msnutaeture. 70
'asars ssssiss Il III o. Z. send your orders to
AtD J8HCA BEAL.
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SdOT-250 SACKS assorted Shot. For
~ sale BY 7. PaEsDEsoAsr 4 Co.
Ht0s1L AND Imported Linen Paying csr1,.
- Jass feeesssd aa4 Tor sale - ]. I. vIALIf.
2 2. Worlt's Aromatic Selma ,ns.
j q TOR sale by L. V,ALsr.
QIROp - Drlant = I>~o.~..
y vsrY bsss rsasAiss for coushs-1br s.le b.
jazz rLa-L il. WALLET
nAv,s. PAIN K,llER.-A freen .nn.,- :,
u the abcve Justly celebrated uaslse,ne. jpst ~.
csIvee ana Sos ale ~ IL viALef.
n o0eae WhteA oeme - -
"a A3oga1hAn Crooocsn
ee!Soeeseo Ia - NDGoot.kntvee, ~ ealo a
tDeo1. 31H0 90l,DNKYNQ
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Rows 0ap1au aIDvy9s
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H. II is s,id that one hundred
clergy men have, within short pe,iod
seeded from the ministry aud com.
muhion III The English Church join
that If Rone-=a number unparalleled
Stree the DAYS If Cfahmef.
We don't marvel NJ IL. Preachers
like politicians, link theit influence to
the strongest party, that pays best
The link, is a very ffail affair, not like
a hook for this reason it is. they can
break away from one side, and GO over
to The ether, 1t any time without vic.
lenee TO their more delicate, and ten
der sensibilties. WheH the religion
If JESUS Christ, is promulgated for
love, not money then I've predict III
the world Will be united in brotbe,ly
love and affection; then, there will be
something more, than the mere pro
tsssio's Of Christianity, to govern the
actions Of man 10 man.
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EfFscTs or the HxAr.-The Ken
tuckians who went to New Orleans
The other day, to embark for Nicara.
qua, have gone home again. They
were oil ready fer the fray and eager
fss the fight; but il seems. that the
agent for the Republic in New Or
leans, Is provided with everything but
the neelfnl' 70 send them down.
II h a hamiliatiag reflection, that
patriotism, and the ebulitious Of lofty
desire. have all 10 vanish into thin air
because Of the lack Of metals, a. base
~ brass itself, to give the form Of
things unseen, a local habitatiou.
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Ole 4ailg comet.
BATON ROuJE,M::JlJNE 4, 1886
Tps E.sur,os IN Nav Oassar...

Tas ELser,os N Nav OessAr..-
Vague ru,nors we're aHoat ii town
yesterday evening, when We went to
press, Of riots and bloodshed, again, in
the city Of New Orleans, at the elec-
zion polls on Monday last. We hope
for the best, aud shall not believe until
The tfuth cat, be Arrived at. Iii is a
fact, and the parties are not brought
.cjastise, for their murders and butch.
cries, then afe the authorities At fault,
ssd shohla The members If either one
If he political parties, defend and
screen such outlaws from justice, then,
hey themselves are secessoties and
shoald be branded ~ such in the eyes
II Law abiding citizens.
W. saw = despatch from the city.
dated III o'clock Monday evening,
In which no mention was made Of any
sigting.
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Coop WoRK AND Welt Dors.--l,
il we'll known 10 cur citizens, that The
principal drainage Of the city, Is
through 4 natural drain with it's head
near the Penitentiary, running south
vert into Bayou Fountain, beyond the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum. As it cuts
Cd one Of our largest and most respc-
table fourbourgs during heavy rains,
forcing the good people Of that district,
10 pull of their coats, and rollup their
sleeves; Il has been . standing subject
Of complaint to the city authorities,
any time these past twenty years. Work
has been done from time to time cul.
verse, msde and bridges erected, which
have been torn up, and washed.
away a. chat BY the wind and the
rain; thus causing the breach between
The god rscple Of that locality and the
town proper, to be re-epened Re
GENTLY, they have been threatning to
refuse the payment Of taxes into the
corporation, and this very properly
caassd alarm in the proper quarter
the result Of which, has been, substan-
tisl brick and morter works, that will
stand the service Of the present genera
ZION, At least. To the energy aud en-
tsrprise Of Mr.. Edward Willis, mem
Der Of che Board, from ward No, 2,
are We indebted for the work which
has just been completed.
Were We fond Of figures, we think
We could show. that the city save. at
least = thousand dollars the coming
year. BY the work in question.
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Tas DlsrRiCr CorvErr,eN. The
Electoral District Convention Of the
American Party, 10 have assembled
herr on Monday last, assembled and
deferred the eelseticn Of an electoral
candidate for thss District, until the
State convention shall assemble on
he Third Monday Of the present
mouth when the ticket for the entire
State will be made up.
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~ rlan eaApH VINE LIME.
Rep rled g1prtsslr fpr ihe Daily Comet

a. E ciscissAfs, June sd, 1870,
. g. lorts, Of Louisiana, was ncmin-
ste,l Tor President, on the 3gnd ''alc', and
raAs,fs stNrea, Of Massachusetts for
Wire President
The convention Adopted platform an
nexing the Nova Scotia The Fesee Is
lands After whieb M. Joars. was intro
.aueed. WIN made a.telling speech accepts
ssng the nomination.
y -. u. =.
We will publish the remarks Of Mr..
Jones in full IN oar NEXT edition
Enron.
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ARCHITECTURE From Messrs. De
Witt 4 Davenport, Nassau street, New
York, we have the second number Of
1.-THE City Architect series Of
original Designs for Dwellings, Stores
and Public Buildings. The work viii
appear periodically at 60 cents per
number, and should be in the hands Of
every contractor and workman. In
addition to the beautiful illustrations
which the work contains, there are
specifications and estimates. thus futn.
ishiug working plan. with such calcu.
lations as will save The Architect much
labor The work can be had az IL st.
pears. by remittance Of s5 At time
to Messrs. De Witt h Davenport,
New York, and will be complete in
20 numbers. Our friends can see a
specimen number at the Comet office.
WH,ts BL.cRBRtR,es Much specula-
ton has from time to tima, been inaulged
il, in reference TO tie proposition, "Ate
there any white bIsckbe,ries ~ Can such
things exist - Learned papers have beer
written, and profound speculation indalsed
In, p,o and run; still the matte, has not vet
become settled in The public mind. and for
this reason is still open for investigations
We may conceive Of an unsquare square OF
an imperfect circle +, the world itself is an
imperfect zone, and ate, oil, perhaps this
is the reason why its affairs are c,snk sided.
On The question Of white bsek ber,ie., we
have this morning, secular demonstration
Our friend "Tu in the Plains. has eo,ked
up small vial Of them, and sent them
arwn by special messenger. We csnn.,t
let them leave our front office. tot they are
in alcohol, but IL the Medieo
physical society " II send up committee
Of conference an examination. we will be
pleased to wait on them. at any time de-
sgnated in the resolution Here's a sub
jet. as Capt Cutie would say, a. ;s sub
ieet." A more profound paper eosld be
written on it, than tie epidemic yellow fe-
yer, OF the Gulf stream.
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TO- In her description Of the Uni.
ted States. Madame Pfeif1er. SAYS.

"There are such extraordinary
numbers Of poetesses, subcresses, fe.
male composers. and 80 forth. that il
| were to mention the names of all
who have been introduced to me as
such, should I'll whole pages with
them. Doubtless there are Among
these many highly gifted, but who
ever has written only few verses. cr
little essay, or composed wal's W
4 polka. Immediately assumes the high
sounding tile Of poetress, composer
&c: thinking, | suppose, to make up
for the insig ,iiieance If the work by
the grandeur of the name and
Names certainly deeo very far in the
United States.''
This comes, with Indifferent grace,
from Madame PfeifFer. Could she
unseA herself, by putting on man =
attire, TO which she seems entitled
then might she abuse her own sex,
for usarping with such III grace. the
walks Of manhood. Until she can do
this, and convince the world she is a
hybrid. of a t,.onsmoyrifed woman.-
She had better cenfins the razor edge
Of her sarcasm to the stubble on the
chin Of manhood. II she can reap
any honor by boarding manhood or
by detractien, let her do IT,
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AxgsroAx OAK IN PAaIs.-O Out Of
the one hundred and twenty Ame,i.
can oals thiny.6vo years Old, which
we're planted last year 90 the Qu;s
De- z.ilriS il Paris, eighty seven
sss .nsw gTsen sod 1our,sbipg /; The
ssse (tbirty .thres) are dead
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fOeficfAH.1
PRBc1alai1lNe3s Sf ti4e cry CeeNcll..
AStn,, lio,,Sas f.,.a al ,osa
fvericrAt.1

Nj = y
Piaee1shDiseis sf M cry ceuscll.
j. Bston Houss, June ID 1858.
The Bostl ,het-the fsllow,as member.
were preseft: 8
r Ar s0ti, set'f. Fp. Wt.,,..
,os LaNsuisa, b. O.. McsrAn.
n, Y BABar,
'sfhr minutes Of tte lsss meeting were
read aud approved
The following report was ,ea,, ARD
III Yss sfAy6s AM shASt 81 sssse,s,,.
% TIE Cry % B.fuH Rorus
The undersigned having been arpo;uted
committee 10 examine the pro, ,sition Of
MI Vincent in regard to the cof,.,s,;ov
purchasing his property in order 10 length
en- and throw Open the north end ii Font
street, d9 her. by beg leave 70 report:
That they beve examined the premises
in question and find, that IN order 4, open
said street ard raise IL, 80 a ID ,ende, IL Of
service to the community, II would +. quire
upwards u one thousand dollars and that
in view u The limited tfavel Upon the pres
ent stieetin low water, and present exhaus-
ted condition u the Treasury, NE would
deem IL impclitie To seeetie IL MI. Viheent's
generous proposition. We wosld however
state, that II oat city continues II vrospey
at the present rate; in few tesfs, il will
be necessary I, open up and enlarge tais
street; but Al we cannot iefsee lt,tsfe
events; we feel compelled 10 recommend II
your Hon. body, that MI. vin.eHt;s pfcs
position be fnost respectfully dee lined.
2 I, 6. MsU!N.1AN,
H. Y. BABlN.
Ep. WILLIS.
The committee appointed 10 consider the
ptopfiety and necessity 6f opening 81
MARY street. male a report; The faftbe,
consideration of which, was postponed
until next meeting.
The report Of committee on cistetps.
was alse laid 0vet 1ntil bext meeting
The committee on market, reported pro-
gteSs, ana asked fot farther time.
Mr. willis, Of the comd,itte 81, otet,;ns
street. on The eatteta line II the eotpets.
tion rel ,tted pfesiess and asked for fstthe,
time.
The Petition II John r. Duffoeu. ,els-
tive to compensation Of the judgements
rendetsd against him. in suit Of the Bske,s
against the e6fpotafi6t,, was read and laid
ovef Until NEXT meeting.
On motion Of M. Montar, IL was
Reso,ysd, That the thanks Ut tie CT,
Council be rendered CAPTAIN R,d,pso
Ccmmsndet d the Ordinance Ijepat tmeut
for allowing the use Of The Government
arms, during the FIRE N the pehitentietv
The Bond Of Henry l.. Wolfe, Ttessu,e,
and Collector was tesd and securities %.
proved
The following accounts were allowed.
Col A. Mstta,s fot Oil &e,s ~
Geo. V. fftdest, Building Culve,t. 900 90
James N Musselmsn clerk Of ri.
ecti0h. 4 90
A. Delat0de,ie 4 Son for Lumber. 4 a.
H. l.. Wolfe fol Hauling per etiti.
hcates; 913 30
silas jones, Commissioner Of elec.
ton. So. 4 nm
P. A. Walker, Commissioner Of HI.
ectioh 4 swearing in office 70 m
M Odcm, Work Of jail HAMS. 80 ~
MI Odon,, for toafefs 30 90
On motion 81 Nj. Bsbih. the Board sd-
lcofhed to attend The funeral Of Nj David
Martin; editor oftbe Democratic Advocate.
10 meet again on Saturday evening next
The 9TH lnst, at ) o'clock.
JOSEPH MCNHET, Msvo,
l.. GsAsDfRE, Clerk.
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ANOTHER NEW Posr Orr,cR.-A
new post office has been established
at the Terrebouus station Of the Ope.
lousas, and Great Western Rail. Road.
Il b three miles from Thibodsux, and
10 to b called !" Terrebonne." One
ofths Smith family has received the
appointment Of Post Msster.-Nich.
lae n. Smith. f'f
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Special uotifn.
Bust RtS.ejved .

Dust Received.
M ESS EEEF.-Ext,s. Family. nae Dried
NJ Beef; Sugar Cured Hams Plain smok.
ed and Canvsssed; Crushed and Pulverised
Sugars. Juoe4) N. q. BRYAN.
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litslff,,ntlyu Meetings.


iogs." This isa yer, innocent atHuse.
u,est, md affords delightful rettua4
lion. Il is much less expensive than
the theatre and other shows; where
people have 10 go irto peus aud be
cfibbed and confined until The de-
nouncement Of dull play. 1t costs
next to netting At al, to hold an In:
dignation. They generally take place
in the day time 10 save The expense Of
gas and tallow candles, and the pro-
prietor Of the "Atbauiam," Ii geuer-
ally paid of, for the use of his room,
In a handsome Get Of Resolutions. 49,
Be il Resolved, the thanks Of this
meeting are hereby rendered the gen
tle'nanly proprietor, Mr. James Fudge.
for the use Of his rooms" Fudge car
ries the paper in his hat, aud shows it
to his friends until it wears out. The
we'll meritel compliment is sufficient
reward for him.
The Honorable Hlumpky Sumner,
NJ. g., has been insulted. Instead Of
the Hon. Slumpky going ill.,. to mend
his wounded honor. by cracking some
body's head, or having his own ffac-
tuied; be makes ii national ef,ir.
mud goes home mad, or sends his
speech, which serves the same purpose.
On the reception and reading, much
Indignation is caused, more than can
he expressed in day. "lndignstiops"
are called. and Indignation bubbles up
aud eoils over. Fifteen drains Of
knavery, With the same amount Of
New England patriotism; four parts
OF weman's rightsism, with a dram Of
personal libertyism and bine meas
ures Of abclitionistp, get entangled in
the pettisoats Of Mrs Stow, and one
and half grains Of naked and ulgar
common sense, and this forms the "Ip.
dignatiob." All thess tremendously
conflicting elements, rush heller skel-
ter through the streets, to find some
room large enough to hold their in
dignation. Marvel not, gentle reader,
that il the haste Of such motely |
crowd. to get to the hall fret. and get |
possession Of the Speakers stand, that |
very serious accidents happen. How
could 1t be otherwise, when women |
ride over mems heads, with the same
chas,e facility that mother Goose is
represented TO have rode broom 10 |
ancient days-sidewise Of course.
What a beautiful institution! what
fine arrangement! It il a kind Of
s'cp-faucet. steam guage; a patent
salty valve, BY which and through
which the surplus revenue Of New
England patriotism makes it, escape
Would not Massachusetts, actually ex-
plode. if It could not vent its ind;gna.
lion in th'. w.y' We are a far way
off and could not be injured by such
calamity; yet we love to speculate on
things and the result Of our delibera-
ion on this subject, Dc, that the old
Puritapical State 81 diabolicsl witch.
,raf'ry, would explode; positively
collapse aud send Boston to -
We love Bostop and Msssa.
with q sisterly Affection
The name has the SAVIOR Of gun pow.
Ter tea to us; and when mention j.
made Of II, We see King George and
he frey dragon. The stamp act
Uses in our vision; whereon was the
proper red ribbons, and royal seal Of
authority. both long since thrown into
he sea, and all buried in the cana.
'icus jaws Of oblivion.
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Amite springs are Now One,

THIS delightful watering place, in the
1 Parish Of Livingston, is now open. A
large and cnmmo1ions hotel has ieen er.
sected for the accommodation nj visiters. and
no pains OF expense has been spared, TO
make It one Of tho most delightful places
Of resort during the ssmmer months, in
the southern country.
Everything is prepared for families, a.
we'll a. their boute servants, horses, etc,
that could be desired. june3.
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~ Arrive s1s1s Nav.
ELOUR.--20 Half Barrels Extta Flour--
L Family use, 10 srliye this dsv.
june4 M. q. BRYAN.
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ne common tfinkets Of literature are
continually changing their fofn, bnt ia
diamonds are never out IL fashion
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OuR1ous Discovery IN IowA.-The
Burlington lowa) Gazette, says that
while some workmen were engages !
in excavating from the cellar Of Gov
Crimes new building, on the corner
II Main and Valley streets, they came
upon an arched vault ten feet square,
which on being opened. was I, unl 10
ccptain eight human skeletons Of r.
gantic proportions. The walls Of The
vault we're about fourteen inches thick.
well laid with cement or indestructibl.
mortar. The vault Is about six fee,
from the base 10 the arch The skele-
tons are in good state If preservation.
and are tho largest human remains
ever found. being a little over eight
feet long.
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COpAnTNEnstfrp Nfrr1t.n.

THE ysDEasleNED hiss this day associated
! with him In the Org bus ines. paul bessv
The Arm win hereafter be ]. l.. Valet 4 O..
Ihahafal f6r the patronage bestowed upcp him.
same for The new Arm.
anay-S1, 1865 Ill. VALET.
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~" Why did Joseph. breatherp
cast him into the pit p 9sked Sab
bath school tescher Of b's class.
Because, replied one young lady,
they thought it a good opening for
the young m"n.'
Another child answered the hnes.
ton thus:
Because they pit;ed him.
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"Davy Jones' Locker must con-
tain an immense amount Of treasure.
In 1854 twenty-five millions Of dollars
were sunk in the ocean; in 1855, which
was comparative free Of storms. only
fifteen millions, making an average Of
twenty millions per annu,n for the two
years.
--~-eANe+-
The city Of Paris, has beef paying
for three years indemnity to the b.
kers IN order to keep 'hr price ofbre"d
ut . certain fixed rate. The amount
thus paid by the city 10 the bakers
during the period Is 81, 61O,011 francs
"A little more than ten millions Of dol
lars. "a el
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n or TOE .

NVTIVEe
A Ii PERSONS having claims sxsipst
Il the succession Of the Iate LccAs esom.
sssrz, deed. are hereby notified 10 present
them. dUl y authenticated 10 the UDdersixned
Administrator, within fifteen days from
tho first publicstion Of this notice
FRANCIS PHILLIPS.
june 2, 16j6-3.w. Administrator.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF HoNEsTY.
One Of our most substantial and reIi-
gious citizens has for some time been
noticed 10 wear sad and troubled
coantepsnce. for which his friend could
not account, but this week he could
bear il no longer, and the facts came
out. Forty years ago he had incurred
a debt Of one cent to gentleman long
since dead, As il also bis only son, leav-
ing the family in no very prosperous
circumstances. In the meantime for
forty years, that cent, like gravel stone
in a Dutchmap's boot, has been treub-
ling and wearing upon the debtors
conscience. This week the irritation
became intclerable. He. went to a
distinguished accountant and had the
interest east. 1t amounted to twenty
FIVE cents. That sum was entrusted
to two kind ladies', who duly conveyed
it to the wiGow Of the diseased creditor
and the conscience Of the Brother was
relieved, Of its long accustomed ,hrou.
Berkshire Eogle.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-04
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