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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

CINCINNATI STOCK SALES.
BY Hcrson Holmes, for ne Week Ending AUJHa 20,
1855.
BONDS.
s6oco Little Miami RR On, per cent lsi mtg BIDS. 30
1900 Gov Lex RR Co, per cent % m band int 90
5000 Ind a Gin RR per cent - mtg bs... 80
5000 City OF Wheeling RR per cent bonds. /" IS
1,Wo Gov X lex RI Co, per cent LIST mfr bds... 70
2,fO0 Ohio Miss RI Co, per cent LIST mtg BIDS CO..
coo Little Miami RI Go, June 1886 div scrip -. so
Gee Little Mia RR Co, div scrip, Dec, 1875, issue. 50
sJosxs
Nv tns Sln ~ lineage.
$50 Hlisboro Cincinnati. .............an and int IL
90 1ndsnspolis& Gin. s.
20 Cincinnati Ham Dayton. .................. 65
% 90. 90. do....s..s. bvpu 90
- Covington Lexington. AMI int IL
ITO do. do................b3Od IA
10 90 dos.ss.s.s.sss.s..s..s. 10
20 Little Miami. So;
DO. 40. .................s.....s. 70
200 Mad River lake Ere 12ii
|. 0 Indianapolis 4 Cin... ..................s3od So
40 Marietta Cincinnati ........................ II
ioFsmers' Bank Kentucky. l.i !,
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The Richmond De.pateh Of the lsth inst. says:-

The Richmond Despdtch OF the loln INST, Says
We have several counterfeit notes on various
banks of Virginia North Carolina which have been in
circulation this city for days but have been Tor
tunaely detected One Of these on the Farmers Bank
Of Virginia which IS well executed that II takes the
most practised eye 10 detect H. The only manner IN
which they be detected is by examining the sigma
tpre the President William II. MacArlane which Is
written very fine, almost as though II were engraved,
and the last letter is written that II can hardly be
determined from a a. In the genuine Mr.. Macfaranes
signature Is written In plain, bold hand, with every
letter dispct The casfier's name 10 most excellent
imitation These KS. We do not Know
whether there Others Of smaller larger denomna
The North Carolina counterfets seem 10 be on the
state Bsnk principally but are more easily detected
These Northwestern Virginia bank notes should be care
fully scanned before being received.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Southwestern Railroad Company OF Georgia, was
held at Macon on the 18th inst, when report Of
the operations Of the year was presented and semi
annual dividend Of eight per cent per annum de.
clared. The business of the year Is thus stated
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAl-.


SATURDAY, Aug. 23-6 p. NJ.
The slight improvement in prices reported at the
close yesterday, brought out great deal Of stock
to-day. The sales were unusually large, but the
market was not fully sustained throughout. At the
first board Erie advanced per cent; New York
Central Railroad, /; Illinois Central Bonds, J;
Cleveland and Toledo, !. Michigan Southern Rail-
road declined per cent. The operations in Illinois
Central Railroad stock were to extent, and i'm
proved on the opening price. The privileges sold
this morning at la per cent, but that price brings
out only small lots. The books Of the New York
Central Railroad Company opened to-day, and large
amounts of stock changed hands. Some of the
holders will find their load to big to carry, before
the end of the month of October. The fnan-
cial contraction has hardly yet commenced.
We shall not have much stringency in
the money market before the middle of September.
1t commenced last year about that tme and reached
its height about the lst Of December. Money has
not yet been actually scarce The market has been
by no means tight. The demand has been at times
active, but we have had nothing like what we are
destined to experience during the latter part Of Sep
TENDER and October. Those who are deceived by
the present ease and abundance win have nothing to
blame but their own stupidity. We have shown, by
official tables, that contraction to the extent OF
about ten millions of dollars invariably takes place
from September to November, both in the bank dis
counts and deposits, and there is every reason to
believe that the contraction this year will be even
larger than usual.
The steamship Arago, from this port for South
ampton and Havre, to-day, carried out 1862 ,O95 in
specie, principally gold coin.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day "a fol
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statement showing the quantity Of the several articles
1rs cleared the canals and the quantity len al New
York during the third week in August 1866 -
CLEARED,
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F@ucs.s.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for
consumption, for warehouse, and also the Withdraw
ais from warehouse during the week ending and In
GLIDING Thursday, August 20, 1866
hovrrrr y Fosnos DSr eoops,
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CARAToGA. MoNrRFAfs LEBANON SPRINGS AMI
- THE WEST.

INV YORK NM HtRtFN RkfLR0AD.
Fare rcduced-To Albany. 81 81 Saratoga RG,
Two daily express trains
$40 M leaves corner Of White and Centre
connecting Albany n, Ills A. NJ with the Central Railroad
for the West and with the Albany aud Northern Railroad =,
A. NJ for Saratoga where passengers arrive At II IS NJ
end thence and Chatham -Four CORNERS with
the Railroad for Lebanon Springs where
arrive nj I30P.M
$40 A. NJ train stopping At ali stations and arriving
n time or the Central Railroad
ssOP NJ. Albany connecting with the Central
Railroad express Cor the West II p M and with the
Saratoga train nj Z A NJ, the morning -
All the above trains connect Cro,on Falls with stages oe
Lake Mabopac.
~ pErURSisc.
$50 A. NJ, express train from Albany for New York with
out charge OF cars the Of is express per
Central Railroad
ei5A. n, mail train, stopping At All stations
430P NJ, express train leaving Albany the arrival ri
the so y express train 81 the Central Railroad aud the
arrival Of the Albany and Northern Railroad train from
Saratoga
Baggage checked through
AUGusr 1895. WI. CAMPBELL supernienis,t.
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HUDSON RIVER RAIIRoAD.-rRoM MAY 10, 1885,
Al the trains will leave Chambers street station as oows
Express, A. N. and p. NJ, NATL "a M through way
train. " NJ emgrnnt r. Nj for Poughkeepse A. M and
+. M for Sing Sing 1870 A. M and O45 r. M this train
leaves every Friday evening at II r. M for Hudson so
Y. NJ; for Pepkski 4 and $50 r. M. The Poughkeepse
Sing Sing and Peeksk trains tbs stations Pas
senges taken Chambers Canal Christopher and Thirty hrs
Trains for New York Troy 45 SIS and iOs5
and 40 NJ, and East Albany at g. $50 and Ills A. NJ
and 5P. NJ. A. y. SMITH, Superintendent.
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MoRSISe LINE FOR FORT, xosxqUrH, VIA

M union. The steamer EAGLE. Capt. H. " Bishop,
leaves foot OF Murray street. morning except Saturday
ard sunday for the above places O'Clock returning
the city AT about r. NJ leaving New York Saturday al
always ind stages on the dock al Union for their special &C
eumnsdaton. To those DESTROYS OF spending few hours
the country and OF enjoying pleasant sail this OF the
beat opportunities that be offered Fare 10 Union and PORT
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A LBANY AND TROY BoAT.-REGuLAR MORNING
line, from pier foot OF Canal and spring streets landing
West Point Newburg Poughkeepsie Kingston Point Oats
XII and Hudson. The favorite steamer GLEN COVE viii
leave pier foot Of Canal and Spring every Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday mornings at O'Clock. For further
particulars inquire Of l. LEWIS, az Yves, street. Steam
music attached to this boat.
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JNsTRUCTI0N.-MR. A. LEWIS, HEBREW, CLASSICAL
and English day and boarding institute for young gentle
aud ladies' S Greene street will reopen the I'd Of
September school conveyance for day scholars attached
tn he nefif
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MATHEMATICS.-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO EN-.
IA ploy competent instructor teach his either By
private lessons Of class. Address box l92 Post
OQice
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MR. l.. DE GRAND.yALS CLASSICAL ENGLISH
M French and Spanish boarding school for young gentle
Hudson ard Washington terraces Hoboken, n j.. will
open September Circulars, with references at the Elk
celsio Fire Insurance Company No. Broad street. and o.
the school.
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NINE. COUTAN'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARD
l ing and day school, for young ladies 29 Fifth
win be open on "Wednesday, September TO- An omnibus Is
attached TO the institution.
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CALIFORNIA DIAM0NDS-GENTS' PINS % TO $40
" % TO so; earrings % TO SIS studs sleeve buttons
crosses bracelets &c They equal In briAncy and A
pearance 70 the real diamond. Call and see them
l.. a J. JACOBS, DT Broadway.
COMPOSITION AND GOLD CHAINS VEST CHAINs
chaelsnes fob apduArd chains warranted not to change
color Arnish or The money refunded price s 70 -:
l.. Al. JACOBS. w Broadway.
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Leaving balance Of net earnings 2ss Is
II appears from the report that arrangements
have been perfected TO incorporate into this company
the who.e OF the Georgia and Florida Railroad TO
Albany, and its extension 10 Cuthbert Is contem'
plated which will give the company lat miles Of
road. The report says:-
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The .RAgUsse Furnace.

r ETTEns PATENT FOR TIE UNITED STATES
Ii were granted to sAM UEL II. GILMAN, of No.
III Matches street, New Orleans, under the date
Of Dec 4, 1sb4 for y furnace for burning WOOD
AMI BAHAEEE,
The Furnace combines the following qualities,
AZ fully proved III taking Of
SETEN CROfS 71fB PRESENT SEASON
tst4@It works entirely by natural draught,
| and without the aid Of Blower.
2d.4-ft contains no Crate Bars or other irons
In The interior. ia.
sds--1t never requires steppage of the mill to
have Its ashes eearned out.
4ths--The Bagasse II never stirred or touched
after 1t arrives In the furnace.
bth.--lt burns all the Bagasae, md makes
steam enough to run the mill engine, u steam
battery, ana pumping engine,
Thia IL Ne anlg FhtHdce TINT has taken dfd erop
IN Leatgfaaa N compliance NTH the ab6pe fgs
conditions.
This furnace makes no pretensipp 10 burn bag
asse alone, and does not resemble any other
furnace In u single feature If ss form In the
principles upon which II works, Or Ia the results
which II produces; neither does II approach the
rights of any other party reports circulated 10
the contrary are mere tricks OF trade" known
to be false by those who make them.and calculated
only 10 deceive the public, aud palm 81 articles
that cannot stand Upon their own merits No
person will be allowed TO sell, make, Or use my
patent Furnace, without authority from me.
aud all persons having sneh authority Will be
filly guaranteed In its undisturbed use and pos
session.
My Patent furnace In az applicable TO . train
ofketties as to steam boilers and am prepared
to contract TO apply II to burning the Bagasse to
boil cane juice in the common train Of kettles,
under u satisfactory guarantee to the pnr-
chaser
A treatise on the whole subject, In phamples
form, with drawings sc to be had Of the subseris
Der, by mail or otherwise.
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
81 Naieies street,
fb end New Orleans.
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10 O ksl HnokAl

lust RECEIVED the following works
- The lost Heress The Mother in Law ,
The Turse Of Clifton; Virginia aud Mag
dalene, Shannondsle The Missing Bride ;
The Wites Victory The discarded
Daughter, The Deserted Wife, Confess
aions Of Pretty Women, by Miss Psrdn
The Planters Northern Bride The Adop-
ted Son. Confessions Of an Elton Boy, The
Two Fathers, Spanish Romance The
Upper Ten Thousand The SISTERS, or the
Fatal Marriages; Ernest Linwood Vesti.
ges ol'Creation Duke of Matehnont.o the
Ruined Gambler, Bleak House by Dick
eng, Mysteries Of Paris, Wiies Trials
Jealous Wife, Gamblers Wife, Orphan
Sisters; Young Duke Rena, OF The Snow
Bind Clara Mo,eand Count OF Monte
Ctisto. For sale by
iuly2D GEO. NJ. HEROMAN.
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ANOTHER Dirr1erlry IN WAsp1n

ANOTHER DirrteuLry IN WASHING.
TON, - Mr.. Edmundson, OF Virginia
met the other day that illustricus and
pure republican, Orscmus d. Matter
son, ot New York, 10 the lobby near
the House Postoilice, and took him to
task pretty roundly. He informed
him politely, in Victoria Anglo Saxon.
that be was "a rasoal---a corrupt dog
unworthy the association Of gentlemen
aud whom he had always despised, "
Ma,tersoa took il like a republican
and sneaked away after Mr Caruthers.
Governor Smith and others interlerred
TO save him from further cas,igation.
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lust received by the subscribers. W no
81 are the mixers ptt agents, 20 Cases
Sparkling Catawh,, 10 Cases Dry Caiaw.
ha The celebrity aud extensive sale oil
these wines, render pulling unnecessary 49,
The agents would only state, that articles
Of any popularity, are soon cotulterieited,
Hence, those wishing TO purchase wines Of
this maker should buy them OF his only
agent here, where they are sold on eopimls.
sion. 1t is claimed io this wine, that 1t
is healthier and of finer aroma and flavor,
than the best French Camralgne The
French mix from three To SIN OF mote kind
Of grapes IN their wine One kind nt
grape only II used IN the manufacture Of
this wine. Purchasers dissatisfied with
its quality, will have the money refunded
for all returned, within Il reasonable time,
to the STORE where it Is pure based
lulyt BARBGE " BENJAMIN.
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DenftstrU.
THr UNDERSIGNED offets his

FrHE UNDERSIGNED offers his ~s5ss .
/ services TO the citizens Of Ia dYyTssS5. -
ton Rouge and The adjoining ParA aJL1Tf u
ishes Ne Ia prepared TO execute I'll Tanner Of
Dental operations on the most approved aud
Scientific principles known 10 the profession
being d graduate of The baltimore College 81
Dental surgery ard With several yeafa practical
experience in hls profession. he feels warranted
IN saying that II he does not give satisfaction no
charge wilt be made. strict attention gives to
irregularities uf chiidfeu's teeth
ger TERMs=-itEAEoNABI4E. No charge made
for professional advice.
ey- once heurs--ffom o'clock A. NJ, to o p NJ
g#- 0FFJt'E---.Seeof,f Ftpof n HetoWah's
Bffgk RattTsHg- rFfrdfs hHft dttas ~ ffoftdh
Street tiuyN tfl Il. Y. TAYLOR. u, D. y.
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NEW GOODS
At The Philadelphia Cheap store

HH sHH HtfuuefFHEH NHUHV UbVEHF
VHE PUBLIC are invited to call and ex-
/ anime The new assortment Just receive
cd at this establishment, consisting Of the
following
| Piece very heavy plain Black Groa lie
Rhine Silk; . Pieces very handsome Plain
black Barrege A few patterns Of Plaid
and Satin Striped ditto A small assolt-
ment el very handsome Emb'd. Hdkfs ,
Dmb'j. Cellars, Sleeves, Chemisettes aud
Worked Bands, black lace Wells; Filet,
Mills, &c.
IN addition to the above, they have re.
eeivcd very large assortment Of Ribbons,
ii all colors and widths, WI irh will be sold
Mt such prices es will make it the interest
Of all wanting these goods TO give THE es-
iahlishment thn. lnhelt.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-05

Es- A Washington despatch ofthe
2sth ult,, says Tie House emeuded The
Army Appropriation bill SO that the
military forces should be withdrawn
from Kansas until further action on
the subject be taken by Congress. anil
that tho militia be disbanded, their
arms reclaimed, dc.
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Liquors, wines &c.

I 0NGWOKTH's pure Sparkling Ga.
II tawba-- Best in town, Longwortl,'s
Ladies' Sweet Wines Longwolths pure
Calawha Brandy; Ibngworth's limtner-
man's Sparkling Isabella Loomis' Dry
Catawaba Mumm'H Cabinet Champagne,
pints aud quarts, mumms Hockheimer,
1910, +, Peters Imperial Cherry Cordial {,
Dangers t'ugnolet Imperial Brandy, 30
yea,s old Char'elas Dor, Lafayette and
HInet catillion lirandy Old Nabob Rum;
Jamaica RuIn Madeira and Port Wine ;
Aweek, Sherry, Hchnapps, Kirsh. Wassar,
nantsiek and other Fine CordialH, Claret
and White Wines, Old Monongaheo, 1us.
eaoosa, and Burbou Whisky, Stuffed
OliYes. Ancbovos, Satdnes, English Pick
les, Salmon, lobsters, French and Ameri.
eau Pickles, Worcestershire Sauce, Fine
and Extra Cigars, &c, nc.
Which attn wiling~-in fact ANXIOUS TO
Exchange Tor specie paying currency, silver
Of golt tiulyJ) JOSHUA BEAi.
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Thu New York Courier talks OF digging
up hanging qnarterIng aud burning the
bon's Of lhomss Jefferson and James Ma.
olson This resurrection movement is,
rather dangerous one for Gen Webb, 10
recommend. suppose for instance Mich.
olas Bidde's bones, should come back and
ask Webb for the $50 900 which opened
his eyes to the necessity Of .chsrtering the
United States bank What would ola"ma.
hogony sioeka say to such an arparition
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-08-05

An Anrtsr DgAp.--Thomas Dough.
", the land scape painter, died at New
York on tho 23d ult. A with many
men of genius, his life was a continual
struggle against poverty, aud he is said
TO have died in want,
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NOTICE.

rI,tIE UNDERSIGNED wishing to quit the Livery
l business, Ia willing TO sell on LIBERAL
TERMS, The Stables nre well stocked with H0R-
SIS, CARRIAGES AND HUGHES Would pre-
fer good man for II PARTNER One that q ould
TAKE charge OF business. lie also wshss 70 Sell
TOWN PROPERTY, and will do 30 on LIBERAL
TERMS. The two Stables nfn at this time feeding
Horses at 2b cts, per SINGLE FEED, and will
continue until farther notice.
AMI p9.tf H0HT BEAt
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TO Architects. uuiiacrs. s',an,es-, &c.,

To Architects, HusfHcrs, planters, Ne,
THE UNDERSIGNED would inform
! tbsspublie that they have in the City
Of Baton Rouge, one Of the largest and
best machine shops IN the United States
for the manufacture of every description of
SASH DOORS, BLINDS, MOULD1NGS !.
Turning, Planning, Tanguaing and Gronv-
ing aud that they are fully prepared to
contract ioi the efett ton Of Building &c.
IT, Orders filed with neatnesa aud des-
patch on the most reasonable terms.
i0lyll, BROWN II FOREST.
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NEGOTIATIONS ron AN oReAN,-lt is sta
ted that New York letter writer, that
the friends Of Buchanan are trying to bug
the New York Times, leading Fremont
paper IN the Empire city, The price asked
is $780, 900 while that offered is only $780,
600,
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I TENDER 10 my patrons sincere thanks
/ ior their f,ast libeIa' patronage aud soil.
citing an extension of their favors, At the
same time would inioim them and thecoui-
nnnity at large thai have this day asso-
ciatej with myself George Forest pi
rlauuemine. The business will be con.
tiuncj urdef the uame ED firm of Brown
Il Forest
Baton Rouge mlY1 ! w. BROWN.
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PORK.
Public Hack.

THE public are hereby notified, that the
L undersigned puts in motion to-day, and
will keep in the service, Public Hack
The vehicle viii be in charge Of Mr.. Brock.
an experienced driver, who may be found
at or near the Harvey House. Orders Tor
the Hack to be at any particular place at
a certain time--it left at eithe. of the
stables. will be attended to. ......
jnly29 ROBT- BEAL.
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t. When Dobbs was dying, bis
wife, who bad led him A terrible liza,
was afraid that he would either cut
her Oft with shilling, or prevent her
marrying again. she was young aud
handsome, il she. was a Tartar. But
Dobbs left Ler all his money on eondi-
tons Of her marrying again, "for then,'
said he. shall be certain that some
body else will be az wretehed as I've
boen," N
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NFaoten Ware. 1ftnatr,ss It,tsstcss .Ssc.
HAND Brooms, Nisps Hearth, Horse,
Ill White wa,lh Marking, scrubbing, Cob
web and Paint Brushes Churns, Reels
Butter neshers; Towel Rollers, Butter
Stamps, Wooden Spoons, Salad Forks
Wooden Pals, Pigsns, Cedar Tubs,
Water aud Well Buckets, Coco Dirpers
Wash Boards, Wood scoops; Trays, Pals;
&c MONTAN II HUGUET.
mayo Church street
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: : = = >
Renssnsher.

DERSoNS having money 70 spend for
i Groceries, cannot do better than call at
The brick building recently erected on the
corner Of Africa and Sc Ferdinand streets,
where q satd pro eao is always ready for
exchange, Additions and supplies are con-
stautly receiving. NJ G BRYAN.
july29. s. E. Cor. Court House Square
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ter the work commences.

FEMALE peLrtc,Ass.--.A large
number Of the Fremont ladies' of Fall
River, Mass, have organized them
selves into an association, which they
style the Jessie Circle" The Home
Circle" would be more appropriate
place for Thorn.
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IHay. Corn md Pork.
Now Opening.

A LARGE assortment Of China, Glass
n and Flint Ware, 0rnamented Toilet
Sets, China and Fin Water Coolers, as
sorted sizes, Self Sealing Fruit Cans, So
lar, Hall, and Astral Lamps.
Also, just received iilaassortment of
Rocking Chairs, Armoirs. tables, &c, &c.
lulyt0 J. PIPER x co.
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fEHE ATTENTION Of families and
j. Others ,s called to the stock Of Family
Groceries. at the N u. Corner Of Court
Of Couti House Square, Consumers in the
lower end of town can he saved the neces-
sity OF running up town "a lar as thuich
street for n barrel OF Flour or key OF lard,
by stopping here. Articles sold at this es-
Enlistment are exclnaively 81 the best quad.
tfy and will bear the closest scrutiny
Prices range but slightly above quotations.
mny2l M q BRYAN.
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" Young America ssgnr store.''

nRoz 4 GitANDpRE, having purchased tho
~ Eagar Store Of + Veti,uis, on Lafayette In.
forms their friends and the public GENERALLY that
they have iust received from New o. leans a large
Assortment Of Imported Segars Of all brands,
Pipes of all sorts. no assorted Chewing and
smntihg febtcoe, Imported Cigafettns and aiHo
The beat Melee's Segpfs. All orders from The
county promptly attended To.
The Young America Oigat Store sulieits share
81 public patronage.
H. DR07.
arsaGtf CliAs. GkANDpRE.
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or Daily Ganlrt.
zzz-zzzzz4s
BATON ROuGE,"AUG'ST 5, 1850.

Ey~ Covout Garden Theatre, Lon.
don, Is TO be torn down, and new
temple TO the muses. erected on its site
II is to be ready for use in six months
after the work commences
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sundracs per Steamship PHILADELPHIA.

Suhofes per steamship Phttadetphta.
1E0 LBS, FINE IMPERIAL, and
L. w so lbs, Black Tea Superior
25 don. Claret Wines;
Q Champagne,
Q boxes Jenny Lind Twist Tobacco !.
100 Virginia Smoking Z"
Drums Turkish !"
~ dog. Olive Oil, OTIS. and pts.
l2 boxes Windsor Soap;
$500 Superior Havana Segars
100 ounces French Quinine, palletiers
is dog. Preston Il Mornll's Yeast
Powder,
In store and for sale at New Orleans.
prices by WIN. BOGEL,
laiySi Druggist
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CitY Shoe store.

IT w. QUIGGlNS, would inform the
-. public that he has purchased the entire
stock Of ] s. HACkLEY, and will CON
tlnue the business. at the old stand on I.af-
ayette street. He will continue TO receive
weekly, supplies of all that is fresh and
fashionable, in the way OF Ladies, Misses,
and Gents Boots and Shoes. julyli.