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Elegant Stock of Fall It Winter

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gDE2 SE96@35.9 CT CD @LLJ6=7s
yI7E ARE RECEIVING our ne sup.
w ply Of
silks ssnfl Dress Goods.
and are determined 10 sell at prices to dis.
lance all competition for ehespness To the
numerous customers who have favored lie
with their patronage during The past year.
VIE will now renew our assnIsn.e That
every effort will be made to render il then
own interest to continue the same. They
can rely upon being always received and
waited Hpon with poliieness. and upon be-
ing supplied with goods at less than ordin
afy prices. ] hat this IS no empty boast,
the crows that daily throng our Store
will testify.
Every one says that The cheapest and
best goods are bonpht al the
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or; Or Letcher, or Cobb Of Georgis or some other
lesdipg democrat, rushed into the breach. II
was easy 70 zee then that Mr. Jones had
political condition, though was not 20 easy
to discover the basis on which could rest At that
time the correspondents would from time to time iudi
him hkely 70 eed NJ Buchanan as Minister
TO England, just ~ cooy and mpertuYbably they
represent aim to Ne prominent candidate for position
IN the Cabinet Well, there are many good places
in the gift OF the the duties which do
require their ncumssRts TO be possessed OF any re
naArkable amount Of talent In OF such Mr.. Blu.
chArsn may possibly place our friend Mr.. J. Clancy
Jonee, and have doxbt he would fill the place with
ell dre credit to himself But when you hear Of Cabinet
appointments In connection with his name, just set Il
down 70 the exubersnt imagination, or something else,
OF the correspondents You recoect how the Pratt OF
Prattsvle, sought, when he in ConSrsss, 20 mmor
taze his little name By such Ii.tle shifts There h come
par slleism between the two
The Washington hotels pretty fall now. We
often hear good deal said in condemnation Of them and
much in euioey. have not much TO SAP either for
against them. They might easily be better, and they
might certainly be worse. To persons arriving there
from their own homes they spoeax comfortess-but
do almost all public houses particularly where they hap
pen 70 be crowded. ~ b the with the Washington
hotels during the session AZ TO the exorbtan charges
which we sometimes read or they oil imaginary. 70
transient boarders, the rate here is the - Ia
first class houses elsewhere, (aithougn admit the
National and Wizards hardly be called first class
houscs) that Is, two and half dollars per day. Board
taken for the session at sS6 per week Fires
rather high dgure-a single person cs0not more than
barely live here As TO boarding houses, they are
ruDerous but they are, In one word execrable Adieu
for the present,
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Broom Burnett, CAdwallader, Camobsr OF KY. Cgrlse
tafuthtrs Caske, CingmAn Cobb OF Ala Cor Crawford
Cullen Davidson, Davis OF Md Davis OF III Denver Dow
oeh Eomundson Elliott English Etherifge Eustis kyAns
Faulkner, Florence, Foster Fuller Of Mo, Garnet Coed
Greenwood. Hall of Iowa Harris Of Md hArris Of Ala Har
ton Jewet Jones Of Tennessee Jones OF Pennsylvania
keiu, Kelly Kenneth Kidwell Lake Letcher Llndey,
Lumpkin, Alexander X. Marshall Humphrey Marshall. Mar
shall of Illinois Maxwell McMulen Mcqueen, Miller of In
eara, Mson Moore Morrison Oliver of M. Orr Packer,
PANE Peck, Phelps Porter, Powell PuryeSr, Quitman,
err Smith Of Tenn Smith of Va. smith of Ala sneed Ste
phens Talbot TAYLOR, Trip, Tvson, Underwood,
Vail. Walk Walker, Watkins, Wells, Wheeler Whitney. Will
liams Winsow, Wright of Tenn and Zollirofer.
NAys-Messrs. Albright allison. Ball. Barbour Barclay,
Bennett Of New York Benson Bilngharst Bingham Bishop
Of Penn Campbell of Ohio Cha1ee, Clark OF New York,
Clarke Of Conn. Cawson, Cofsx. Comins Coyade Cragn
Cumbaek Danrel Davis of Mass Day. Dean Dewitt Dick
Dodd Durfee Ecie, Edwards Emre Fsger Galloway Gid
dings, Gilbert Granger Grow Hall Of Mass Harlan. Haven
Hodges, Holloway, Horton OF New York Ho yard,
ton, Kunkel Letter Mace. Mateson MccaSty Miller OF
n. Y. Mlward. Morgan, Morrill, Mott Murray Nichols Nor
ton Oliver Of N Y Parker Pearce Hunt Pebn Pennington
Perry, Petit, Pike Pringle, Purvisnce Richie Robbins
Roberts Robertson, Sabin sapp Scott sherman, simmons
Spinner Stanton, Srannahan Tapcan. Thopngton Thurs
ton Todd Trafton, Wade Waterman. Wabridge, WaldroA
Mashburne of Wis, washburne OF m Washburne OF Me-
Welch and Woodruff
Mr. WHITFIELD advanced and took the oath to support
the constitution Of the Unea States.
MILITARY ACADEMY.
Mr. CAApBxI, TX OF Ohio, from the Committee Of
Ways and Means, reported bills making appro prations
for the support OF the military csdemy and the payment
OF Invalid pensions Adjourned
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Brooklyn City News.

RsyoysI or QUARANTINE Mayor Hall submitted a
Communication 10 tue Common Council at the last meet
ing which be that tho expenses Of the B,ard Of
Health during the past amounted TO ss,5e7 10
being more than double that Of previous years. This
was owing 10 the prevalence Of yellow fever. In
rccton herewith states that the undoubted
the prevalence Of yellow fever the approach
70 shores of the infected from the Quaraune
and have been taken by Of cit 70
attention Of the Legislature At u next session 70
law providing for the removal Of Quarantine. The in
prests city and due regard for the public health
iuperaiively demand that this measure should be
adopted He recommended that . memorial upon the
subot be the Legislature seconding the efforts
maze with this view from other sources.n The com
mupicston vas referred.
EtssrSos oy Crur Esor,vsR TIE Fisr DEPARTMENT -
An election Scr Chief Engineer Of the Brooklyn Fire De-
p.rtment vas hold IN the Of the City Han yes
itrday the polls KEEP, open from A. N to r. N.
There was large crowd ABOUT the placs sn day, and
cor 40 erable excitement prevailed As much interest
was man sted u the fate Of the nation depended on
the remit The following app 20 be the result Al
near AZ could be Ytsneo, although seems evident
tina, there win be some difficulty In consequence OF oe
pregnancy between the number OF votes poed and Ne
names the poll Lists -
Israel ~ Nelsor 30
Anthony ~ CAMPBELL. ......s.......s........ eso
scattering 49,. Z. -
me whole number Of votes poed was s3s, m a A.
there are only sbb the poll llsts fraud 10 al
Insp oors appeared 70 be In fos and were unable TO
extr,cste elves Seven Assistant Engineers we're
also voted Tor but the result viii not be known WI 70
day.
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House OF Representative.
WASHINGTON. Dec. Q, 1856.

DmAu on rHr xr~AGE oF PsSDs-r
M sxrn, (dsm) Of Tenn. In replying 70 the remarks
OF Mr. Campbell Of Ohio aad Mr. Sherman, made Jester
day, sid they had confined themselves 70 making
cus their defeat he would not have thought proper
20 respond They had charged the democratic party
the entertaining Of different different
tom Of The Union, but thn silly that amounted
10 nothing on the pubic mind. De In Mr. sher-
mans speech effort 10 ali the opposing elements,
Nth and soush against the democracy In the next Pre-
sdcous election He also back dor from all the
positions heretofore taken BY the republican party In
tha Houfe, relative W the question Of slavery. The
scheme VII no, succeed The other gentleman, Mr..
Campbell, bad started that The great principle Of the
Nebrsska bill, The repeal o. the Missouri compromise,
and the policy Of the present administration had
condemned b. 300 Geo votes 20 far from this, ~ be
proceeded 70 show, they have been overwhelmingly APP
proved Tbe people Of the country be maintained
opposed 10 sectsonalkm shown In the result Of
Ike Presidential election. Az TO Mr. Buchansn's prn.
oplee they are embodied 10 the resolutions Of The Ma
uonsl Democratic Convention
Nm vuryfrp ALLOWED FEAT
The House then proceeded 70 ih9 confederation ~ the
special order-the whsdeld case-and reconsdcrei the
vote BIZ which the House Monday refusei - aor Mr.
Whitfield 70 be svop a. delegAie rom Kansas, ~ Ill
against lcp
NJ eRow (rep }, o. ~. moved that tho vb1e ques.
uou be rtfsFrei 70 Ike Uommtsee On Elections
he motcn vAs utFst ses W majority. .
The cath vas then Ordeget q DO administered, by III
sKAnst l6s
e.s-p.tsr katn kss-r Ar'tn BarEss,s, heel Beu.
ks--s' q sss p.eoek. AoBie Boyee, bfansh. bEVoa',
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srypsvp Corrr--spec,al Term.-Nos. l2s, IT, L. ia,
lr2 ag4 ioh Iia a. g. 80. 81. 80. 80 &C. 10 80 81, az,
iis ls lSs 1se l3s las, 1877, 7lo, 21s, SEA s, si2
rsrrp State Dsunc1 oousr,-Eos %, 50, s4i, a, as
AZ. ~. - - -. -. aa..
srppvrs C0Uxr-Circut -No-. Ga, l4Ts. aol3 23os
s,sf tis2 loo7 1870 bes f7s 3ks, 4se 1885, So 1904
svPspyop C4rH1 Nos al. so6 sse ZOE elT, e13, el2
k7e ses fst 500 eal 90 eSs, ea6 aSI esa, bI, sfs
cowros pfyAalPsrt Nos. 1877. 1895 llTe, 1ts, 7ss,
12l2 70 I.s1rciuaive Part Mos se2 toe la58, lAss
1885 AsS1 1879 s.eo ixai, 1872 1894 1877, lS iIo,
l60U
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SuImDH BY EASING PoisoH. inquest W. h Nv
day, q No. d Marion street. upon the body so
committed suicide by taking dose Of corrosive uDn'
mate The deceased, Il appeared had been QUE q em u
ployment for two months past which weighed % hev
his mind he determined 70 commit SELF destructicn
He . bookbinder BY trade, and worked al No. ~
Beekman street He confessed that no had taken poscx
before he died. and evinced grea desire 70 de- YER
dict Death by suicide"
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CLEARED
Ss Horhern Bes ro Cook
shp ps GuTg as s Co.
ssIt So simon Azure Galway.
BARR Pears @ osSosne M"SeEass nas@d f 70
Bs l sDxsp % S sms.
Brig 6 Anderson, Noyss. St MArss-smallwood Ander.
Big 3 Davis, Norris Euasethport -Awaaelgh Knox.
scbr Sandford Lombard pinwal-G Olney
schr Blue fSse sr McEw Wa,, naita1IH Donovan
saaS Post
ssr Ga aps asIS
schr Holmes
Schr Dread Dtson Boston--A Howes
Steamer Georges Creek. eager Bailmors-H Cromwell
ARRIVED.
s %e:s E Fx q @
ship CITY Of Mobile On Point Lynas exchanged signals
s nps .s ss MA nS a s. Of
Tns Atsrtic has e.perencsd very heavy head winds
sich Dec an Ne enshanged sig
light eacnansed signals bark showing blue and
NssSe EVAN s ah ss with dse and
senSers spoerd Tlesson 4 GO sunday "a PM passed
xdssI bob bound . Day s. PM signal
shp Equator IsSeS, Asaader stockholm s. days with ron
tar isih with fruit @ master d inst lat o. lon IS o.
spoke brig R9sa6aa Lee from Falmouth Js for New York.
Bark Brilliant sgsbee Providence. in ballast to master
Brig Baltic (of Camden. Me Hooper st Marks Nov 49, via
Newport days. with and tobacco. smawood
derson Co Experienced heavy weather lost sails &c.
Schr Mail Chopper Berlin
Schr Taft. Rand, Machias, 10 days
schr Mountain Eagle, Ames Rockland.
sohr Lucy Ames, Ames, Rockand.
Schr Orrin Cowl Smith. kockland.
Schr Wolcott. Ballet Boston.
Schr Grace Girder, Paine, Boston.
scbr A Appleton. Taylor Boston.
schr Medium. Kelley Dennis.
Schr Ellen, Ellis, WarehAm
Schr L Il smith, Briggs. New Bedford
Scbr Anna smith mrh. New Bedford Wilmington.
sohr Wonder, French. Providence
sloop hhote Island. Hull Providence
Scoop W Bowen Haliock, Providence.
Steamer Caledonia LAY field Baltimore IS hours with mdse
to II Cromwell.
steam er Ann Eliza Robinson, Phiiade iphia.
Steamer Petrol Ayre Providence
Steamer Decatur, Geer. Norwich.
BELOW.
Bark Bristol Belle (Br. Of Liverpool Es from Turks ISL
ands.
Brig Horsto West Gracioss via FayAl, Oct %
Brig MonseIaite.
ALSO brig Magnet before reported from sagua
IAN the above by Capt Hazard Of teame,g VIM Webb
who came in from 20 miles II sandy Hook and other
inward bound vessels)
SAUED.
Ships Celestial Hong Kong; Francis Cutting, Glasgow.
Wind during the day. n and fresh.
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CONrIE UED RAvAGEs OF SCARLET FEVER IN B0s-
oN-Durpg the past week, Fl children have died OF
scaret fever in Boston During the past three week 70
have died.
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Telegrnphic Marine Report,

BOSTON, Dec yArr ships ses Belle Norleans; j Clsh-
ing Trapsni banks Betsena Charleston Robert Leonard
Glasgow; brig Panama, Cape Hayuen
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA A, Dec e-Arr bark White Wing, North,
barcelona wa LagusyrA brig whitehall Peterson Cardenas
schs Elizabeth Hosdley Caheart Albany; Lewis Milford
Doyle, saem Elliott, buckaloo scott Taylor; ii Sim
mona Barrett; JANA Barrett ssnd VIM Thomas berry
York; Mary Miller Laws Boston VIM Hone Jones' Fall Ri.
Yer; Northern Light Lake Nez Haven.
Below ship Lawson. Liverpool barks Edisto from
Newcastle r. Irma from Maraeaibo DAVID Wilson, from
Niork, b:gs Evsfgreea, and Belle, from Cienfuegos
Cid barks Alice Penny, Rio Janer Chas Lex Williams.
Nevis and Por Prince Amy Nexerson, Boston orig Thos
Conner York Portland; schrs III Mailer Mathews Lubec;
Ricbd Nsux Frank Charleston: l. lowering Mo.
BILE GARNER, Bourne, New Bedford; Miller Laws,
Boston. Iewis Milford Doyle and Vim Hone, Jones, Fall
River; II simmons, Barrett; Julia Barrett, and Northern
Lism Lake, NYork: John A Roach Casio saem Scott,
IaglOr. and Elliott Huckaloo Providence
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1ARITIMY INfELLlGRNGk.

NEW YoRK-THB DAY.
IA NOON SETS. morn So
SUN IS HIGH WATER ......morn 0S
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betit reie<red TO special committee Certainly tnis
position vas maintained by common
well as by the rules and precedents OF the oody
But, nevertheless, Mr. speaker Bsngs ruled the amend
ment order An appeal ~as taken from that decision,
ara the speaker beheve, wa sJstaaaad. An eGori
was then II MISTAKE not made 10 have tue previous
question ordered 90 ~ 70 precluie al debate or dscas
that the bul fell through NJ the last session n u
by The House refusing 10 order tue previous CUES
ton, Il BY some otber parliamentary dlfheuig. Al
ali events IL was tabled Tor ast session and It's friends
ere msrsbalps their forces End combining all their
powers 70 carry oyer ,ne opposon a ,ne npaes,,
COS junction with those vbo have interests in otncr rail
read snv which would be more or les deprecated by
this wholesale dnpotsl Of the pubic lands. Now,
DON'T you admire the ingenuity Of tho plan OF
which ! have just gwen you sketch2 think
Il perfectly beautiful, although, I canno, endorse
the decvlon Of Mr.. Bar B II appears 70 me somewha,
strange that the HrasfB and me other Nev York papers
allowed the movement 70 pass over at the time unnotced
were entitled to high compliment the Ing snious
trivsnce even although did fail II 10 NOT amiss how
eve, nov m we se. 81 inc ssrssp so esy q o
nr. serves no other PURPOSE -ill q iess, shov
the determination 70 pass Pacific Railroad bill, whether
IT'S bsny amusing 10 NJ all here 10 notice the indie
faeabty OF The various newspaper correspondents 10
keeping before the public the name Of W Clancy
Diplomatic DONORS Bis name figures In almost every
COMMUNICATION 10 the press from this city I. tina,
could no, possibly carry his administrator
Nessrs 20 and so are kelly 70 bold such and
fuch Cabinet appointments but MI j clancy J0nos "
cure 10 be Attorney General Postma.,er General or,
perhsp- Pecrsary Of STATE 70 cay the correspondence
with most remarkable unsnimty. Construct Tho Ca0oe,
40 they nay he cure 70 Bsure ~ one Of ~ most s3nng
ishts now all this 10 excessively funny hs trends
400 acqus here who have had good opportunities
of forurp esnste an " his mental caDro An auai-
frnrors Nr Jones n very estlmabie ~pQlHe al
aHable Sut stu rhther exaggerated 0pnyn II hcseL
tNrff the tifUgac Tor the Speakerrhp ast session
49, ctFttnrly Involving The demo ratio fuonbers IN
f,ffnntrs III ne would persist taking o. every nt~A
sion 80 $50 n'ng position - les6sf oaui nj iol
ysa ~ vfeE be would tays Bsea sqgeChsd Uad ~
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JOSEPH MrklTElCk
.ErrhtfrrS.t' D utINCr.

.ssar or Eirr'io. Eua NJ M,,,e ~
WOULD NFspF,tIFtfILv call The
J attention IT the public. ~ my arrange
inents trr The New Yra,. Having made
arrangements with cne of the hest ma, ~
featuring Establishments IN Cincinnati.
] attn r,epa'nd =" '"'uish Sash p,"'s and
blinds. n,a,la "f the beet White Fine lun,-
ber. aud nj sf,,~rlnt workmanship aud
much rheal~, than can l,n male IN the
South Persons wishing to hn,,h wn,ld
find II ~ .heit advantage to consult nar
helrr.' building
Of,lntt ,rn, Tie rnnn',r earnestly eni-
cited Country "ntk d all kinle ,,n,t,t'
!, a'fenlei to IN the nutst wn,ltnanlLn
nanue,
V'ana ani specifications tnt ,i'y ar' en'ti-
Nv llrnRea snhlit,han NiIlns. ~ rivrt IN
the tr"a' app'o,ed styles. All kinds "I
,'ch Wu,l, an n.lnl IA viih naaIneRa anl
dispatch Natn' se,ns ntatls ut he best
material lnlu
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steam Pressed Brick.

L>pR the convenience nt the citizens ni
/ Baton Rouge, an ctlicc has hcc, ore N
e1 at losm'A Rtan's Sroue, opposite .lr
Harnev House, where orders may be left
for immediate transmission to the Srran
RR,cK and I.ranKn Nuts. Of the subsc,i
ber, and will be filled with quick despatch
as Mit given At the office ON the yard Those
wishing a ilrm aud durable article, are So
lc.tcd 10 test tn" quality Of the STEAM
Fsnssrp. l-~Br,ck delivered in town and
vicinity in any quantities at lowest market
rates. )aug2S-tn !, II. SCHENCk.
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NEW GOODS.

IIrEr RECEIVED re, Steamship ~ lin WIN hnm
u %.w fOtk. nseutifu White aud t'ninnied H,i1
Iiruiirns rfan n,t t'l,ift White Iatntnis vain
socks, Swiss Nustins. Tn ridn,ei f;wiss np, is,.
irei Hands. Fiain Nlaeh and NnirisI iarpgss
ladies' ahh Alisaes white iuttnn Hose ,,ienl aud
t'"l,,ed riit t!lrtee. Tiat ait,c IN ~ aud White
ftare Collars aul sieeves, Figured end rlni,
silk farasala. Grass. lfnt Cloth auI ur,iel
Ekitis Ipt snle rarr CHEAP NJ the
rut,sur rt,ta tur.rfAsn stnpr.
Arm pn Lafayette Street
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NOtiCc.

TIVE eule"r,he, respectfully tn'irns his
thank tn h,s lrletuls anh customers ~ hn
hsye lu,ing the past yoat literally r,ven
hin, their patronage. ard tnlna th,s ne'l.
~ ~ Informing .hein aud th. public ~
'argr that he has new "n hanl 4 a'ge ut
Of seasoned 'n'nhe' and everything fean d.
lie let ,he unle, taking zltcreasiul cntnrln-
iinn M all .ufl ~ 'hn rhAlp ni 'luist
aul,llnge, iilrhds. ash anh n,.,,S. Ing
~ ot AtoteR. liar tonns ln the best .t,net
iu,abln aud wn,hmaulile stvIn Al n,,lr,a
lei' ai u G. Mnu an rs Hardware store the
Past Office Or al my shop ou Filtl, street
adjoining 81 relot's and 81 raul's college.
VIII meet with prompt attention.
det2l, {, l.. SEES.
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NrW ARRlrJf- DRESS GOODs
r THE PHILADELPHIA CHEAP sroHg

Ar THE PHILADELPHIA CHEAP sTOHE.
IuSI received by s'eanra, Grenada, an
- othe, assortment Of he abov. gonds con.
s,st'ng If stuI~A Black Challey, Main
plaid \ striped black bsfregss. plain " fig
"te'l fancy COLI, Chaleys in dress patterns,
pl.In Il bounced Haueges, Organizes Jac"-
nets and Swiss Muslin. Also, beautiful
assortment ot trimmings. ribbons, &c. all Of
which are bought at auction and will be
SOIL at very low prices. may g.
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Dental Notice.
Music Teaching.

TIME Subscriber, we'll KNOWN ass
l. to the citizens Of Ba,onfy ; ~
Rouge, from long residence, offers his pro
tessieaal services othe pnb|icps teacher
OF tho r,sso FoRrK, the v,o.M aal Cox
sxr-A-PSroS W viii also &n,sh music
Tor Private Parties. >oirt., Ma Letters
addressed to him through the post ctlic.s
will be promptly answered, and order. lel'
4. TIE Comet Office, viii NEE, immediate,
asi,u,ion. icctli| H. W. JOLLY.
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sllsAAy MArTlNGs.

| ET Received f.,ui View vu,b anr.i"ns Tr rsr,
y FIVE rstfHs WHITE and tpjbHEp MATING
which viii ''e s"l ~ vEHy low tHtNIs al IL.
tan,pR1rHi. tur'r H.sH srnar,
Ar' w Lafayette street
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Architectural CARDS, &c.
o. g. WILSON,
,noo Ekou n 0r,, m onful fsos,,t,,


thi,l si,.ai twr a.ate Nn,it ~ ,i,a rrst ufIIee
HAVING permanently lneatei II Ra,nn Nenee
III We w"nli respectfully solicit sl,ata ~ thn
rnhc patronage. heit,e r,aet'raha w-thuen. ua
are ~ " ph "n the i,uet reasonable tetuts aud II,
thn hast s'rla
ALau. draining, Ma,hli"e. Chasing md Paper
hangHk neatly espruted!
i-H Plantation work solicited aod promptly
attended H.. la,la-y.
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Steam I'ackingl

IUTIA rercha Steam packing---
VI Kentucky and Cotton pnetinp, Gsste' pa
per and Navy Oakntn ateam Ehs, Furnished and
Polished atrsn s'nps and Nuagc Cocks Brass
Coupling and Connecting Cocks, for iron o. cop
per pipes always on hand NJ
inn NV. LARHrtER 4 LANOUE.
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INSURANCE.
s""thes" Mutual Insurance Company
Uf Itatnn utougc.


"f Unton Nouse.
Incorporated ~ Act arieaisi,,v,s ri LoDisf,,po,
dppyprej. M,tnh lsht. lsbb
Authorised Capital. .ssss N5Ntp. .sNNl. .tk'.
The Southern aln,.ai Insm,nn,e Cn,nnany.
81 Baton Ropge. have this day commenced
operations. and a,e luerare.l to take Flaf.
MAp,rr, aud N,vnn Risks,
Directors
James y Htnwn. Leon l'onnnra1e,
John u. kle'nre'er, Andrew Malta,
Fs'g"s Permission, W. + lunnam.
l"s '. N"ralds, Joseph I.a'guier,
e. q. Mediation, VIM, s. Pike.
Trustees.
" u Wa'ker.. Iessee Hart,
r y. rnnral. : & q. l.py,ork.
Cha. A. Slack. latnes " Etunct,
sos'heue Allan, w. II. Phillips.
Joseph :. Williams Thompson Bird,
! 4. Ncl.n. DAME u Avery,
John A Doug he,ty, Samuel N Ila,I.
WILLIAM 8. PIKE. p,est
AtrHrn HuHtrrpa. Hn"'v
BATON Rouge Ian -, ls5G. #
TnE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE, COMPANY.
or vEW ypnb.
Me- AerumujafcI Cush I'uui,
2.Nas. 1s5.
Al the ptnfi'e divided among Tao Insured
FNtn. =. WINSTON, F,esr.
ISAAC AHllDIT. See'v
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PIANOS. !
Il. DE ROSAS LACERnA.

BA 7UN R0f'GF, Lt., =
vNFORNE> the Public in general tha,
4 he is now prepared TO repair IN III. best
naune,, the OLDEST and MOST DE-
FECrlVE PIANOS. at vkny MopswAre
pR1css, and every .,nd OF Musical lnssrn.
n,ents. He will also tune at very reduced
prices, for his customers and the public IN
general,
Orae;s lett at the lewelrv store Of Mr.
Theodore Goldman will be promptly al.
tended ia,
teblSdet EIDE ROSAS LACcRDA
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-10
Among the Late Arrival,

Among the Late Arrivals
or NEW aoohl Az rnN
Philadelphia" Cheap aasls Store.
WILL, he found bcnntilul new s., yle
w Parts ha,epes Flnu,ted ,pies, very eiienl,.
A lntga asanr t,ent af Satin pau,ask Table Cloths
aud Napkins. ve,s surn,'o, lnnli'y NJ Vents ti"
on ranbre Ha"dtetehiefs . afaw pieces If super
white linen lr,t w., sale NJ the
patlAps, rita GHpAf u4sH Hrper.
ma,pi w. lafayette F',ea,.
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BATON ROUGE
Dying and Securing Establishment.
'I>lTF auhsctiher having removed TO the corner
J. Of Third and Florida sts.. ia now repaired to
ho work entrusted to his rare in the neatest and
n,nst werkinAn like tnanner
It'd CoOthes are almost snntlc New.
lie Ia prepared TO dye for the Ladies' 4 Gsntlemep
LADIES
Grape ahawls. dyed ~ r"nr restored. m matter
what ra'or silk Dresses. ahawt.. Mahtillas. bar.
eyes, rarasals. cleaned, dyed or repaired Leg.
horn Nonuets, dyed or washed
GENTLEMEN y
Ca..iperea. NJ rinos, Alpaca, Cloth Clothes.
either cleaned. color restored or dyed to any
colo, preferred. with despatch snd neptness.
mayT NJ. HUEsL1, Dyer.